New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1919, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1914, FAST SINGER TEAM TO OPPOSE PIONEERS ON ELLIS STREET DIAMOND TOMORROW AFTERNOON—CHISOX GET SIX RUNS IN FIRST INNING AND WIN EASILY OVER ATHLETICS—“BILL” KOPF'S SINGLE HELPS CINCINNATI WIN—TWO MORE NATIONAL LEAGUERS IN 300 CLASS—WALTZ TO MEET HAYES PF HAS BIG [TWOMORE PLAYERS [SIXKUNSIN FIRST (it e Grand snd Gloviow Fesi' - =~ - - - - - - - Bybriss] ASS = | - — e e SE— i AFT=ER YouVE FIRISHED —AND YOU GO HOME. AND — AND YOU INFORM YourR | A.ROTTEN GAME OF GOLF TeLL FRIEND WIFE You BUSINESS ASSOCIATES OF e e e i AND You HFN({‘-LNCE ™HE NEVER EXPECT To PLAY / TerRRIBLE DECISION I Boy’s Single in Fourth Barber and Hornsby Advance Chisox Make Flying Start for| e GOLE AGaints NEYSHR L i | (AvD SHE DOESN'T SEEM . . . o 9 | o . PARTICULARLY GRIEVED) rives in Two Runs for Cincy | Average—Other Players Hit Hard | Easy Victory Over Athletics i ncinnati, - O., Sept. 13.—By a | Chicago, Sept. 13.—Barber, Chicas Philadelphia, Sept. 13.—Errors \»,\' 1§ rally in the ninth inning the | and Hornsby, St. Louis, joined the .300 | Dugan and Wingo, followed by time- , nosed out the Bostons yester- | batters in the National league during |1y Chicago hitting, save the visitors 6 to Bller was hit hard iu | the past week, according to averages | yesterday's game ith Philadelphia in | third inning when Boston scoved | rcleased today, which include games | the first inning. The scove was 7 to runs. After three hits had filled | of last Wednesday. Barber boosted [ 0. Collins' triple resulted in the only bn‘rvi l\\\'h m;:‘”nu\ in the cighih, | his mark from .299 to .309, while | ;un the leaders scored after the first e aer and foveed in | Hornsby went from .295 to .302. Dovlo f inning. Witkinson made his first ma- P, settled down and strucl out the | @and Young, New York, dropped below | jor Jeague appearance in the box for in the ninth inning. The Reds | the .300 mar Chicago and brilliant suppert m ihe ed in the first on Rath's triple Cravath, Philadelphia, dropped four | €10sing innings helped him ‘shut cut ‘ Daubert »‘H"‘“‘!“‘ a """’"_‘ -'r‘_" IR, T CER AR 0 (e (0 T | Pae) OXEUES TG, (e S EROLeI he fourtin on OIS who have ticipated in 50 or more | = s i le, Duncan's double and Raci. | gares Hir averose o B s a0 6000106000—7 10 0 | s S s hit. In the last half of the ninth | 7 points better than Thorpe, Boston, ! Philadelphia ... 000000600—0 5 3 <‘ (Uit eern> 10re/D " pi. 4 ‘ foan led off with o triple and | {he runner-up. Cravath's 11 homers | '||\?!\‘Lr:)\”ox‘I"\?\‘l\‘l’};r‘}\x|w\wfl:i.\"(\OIC;”Si “AND THEN ONE DAY A —AND You DecibE To GIVE — AND THE VERY FIRST CRACK | fics B Vel nineni fused | ioontindolitoll elilieh fin | thisHdepart | el DELWERY BOY HANDS You The CLWB A'TRY-OUT" O™ Wou TAKE WITH (T YoU GET , ‘ Reeh e :((m( i1“1‘: “_4‘;”” ment, with Kaulf, New York, the | ——— | A GOLF CLUB SENT BY ACCOUNT OF ThHm THRILL T A RECORD CARRY— OH-H BOY, « l SRGSINe0Ls : L ner-up with 10. Indians Overcome Jonces. | C = = S = e R NT Both teams fielded well, over Rousch, Cincinnati, has passed the| o 5 it | Your OLD FRIEND GIVES You JUST ?T';:AN?%bL AIN'T (T A GR-R-RAND AnD ‘ on each side being cieanly earned. | double century mavk in total b L (‘,': 0,',"" :N Limelone: ‘“_"l'v'l‘v""“{‘ i GEORGE ONEIL Fr= G00= Ay H_SA e GLOR-R-Ri10VS FEELIN ? . scorg: With & fisure of 205, scauired on 14 0. 0 5. 0F U 080 TR ,‘,‘(_'1 The GOLF LINK - : r. h. e which include 20 doubles, 12 2 i 4 y : - innati 100200003—6 ) | triples and four homers. He also | '{”"" and “"‘“] e Bostan i Ao e / ALTAGS ton .. 004000010, 2 1 [ tied with Carey, Pittsburgh, for third | ooocs L0 WVAMbSEanss, oiishis sineled| isher, Eller and Winzo and Rari- | place in batting, with .319. clisdouble Soteleatic sinslo 2 , ; Fillingim and Gowdy and O’Neiil. Cutshaw, Pittsburgh, added three| P25° [0 GTansy, Lhapmans strike out b e e ehaws | and Speaker's sacrifice fiy gave Cleve- ; . sto »ases to his d is s - | 1and three s > ninth. The Cubs and Dodgers Split. ing the way on the pats with 34. “20:_(‘, ELD W B NG S fhed « ‘hicago, Sept. 13.—Brooklyn and Groh, Cincinnati, is out in front as |~ i e e 1 cago broke even in a double- | leading run ma having registered | 2 ) der here yesterday, the locals win- | 77 times. Burns, New York, is the (B""_‘C'“”(‘ 0000000 L35 PRS0 { g the first game, § to 1, whiie the | runner-up, with 76. oston i e 0Ll I““’” PN | tors took the second, 5 fto 4. A Ty Cobb, Detroit star, is giving | ; ‘”“’I',‘\_ “““”"' eill ¢na dbowasy | le play by Holiocher and Merkle | promise of hecoming the leading base | Jones: Itusseli and f the feature of the Jduy. Chicago | stealer of the American league, in ad- Erick 7“ . " the first game by opportune hit- | dition to being the king of batters. B iickeoniBeats lacrs The second game was an cr Cobb has tied Hooper, Boston, for Washington, Sept. 13.—Washington ic exhibition, errors aiGing Chicz second place among the basc stealers | yesterday took the opener of the | h all its runs while errors were | with 26 and is threatening to overtake | series from Detroit, 4 to 0. Erickson, | | ; | ponsible for Brooklyn' Iying the ler, St. Lohis, who is topping the | obtained by the locals from Detroit, | nt. The winning run counted on | base stealers with 27. held his former teammates to four ers’ sacrifice fly after .Johnston, He is leading the hitters with an | scattered hits and struck out nine. o had singled, had reached third | average of , which is a gain of 12 | The score:, h the aid of a fizlder’« cuoice and | points over last week. Jackson, Chi- rohoe | ase on balls. Tie scorcs: cago, alsa is advancing in the list and | Washington .... 00011011x—4 10 0 | First Game. has passed Veach, Detroit. Jackson is [ Detroit 000000000—0 4 0 . h. e. | the runner-up to Cobb with an avérage | Lrickson nd Gharrity; Boland, | — | BEREO ..o 20000010x—3 4 1| of .352. Veach’s average is .349. Love and Ains | E ooklyn .... 000000010—1 10 0 Fewster, New York, suffered a bat- | mith and Stanage. 'r e e | BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL _‘] aughn and Killifer; Pfeffer and M. | ting slump during the week which 2 z | heat. dropped him out of the “select set.” | NATIONAL HONORS (B — — 5 - He went from seventh place with a | | AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago g %8 280 Second Game. mark of .325 down to 24th place wita IN POLO AT STAKE Ean o Detroit Gl s 50 r. h. e | amark of .295. 1 Results Yesterday. St. Louis 6 x X 0 x Bokiyn ...... 0010000225 16 “Babe” Ruth, Boston, the new _— STy = Philadel. x x 4 ) fcago ....... 021000010—4 8 3 | king of home run hitters, in addition | Ghicazel? ‘,,h”“lemm,l 0 New York 1 x i3 Afitchell and Kreuger; Hendrix and | to sefting a new mark for home runs | Bryn Mawr and Meadow Brook | [AEHE0 © B HIEEDLE, T Cleveland 3 x x 1.4 iy by knocking his 26th circuit drive, : = e ivoiitn : ;ot | Washing. 2 x 0 4 4 L) o 5 Clubs Open Tournament—Both | New York-St. Louis postponed (w t t the leading run maker with 93 to h i : o iy PR ey credit. His 126 hits which have given | e e e Elo i) ) T rmmonama 18 ree rounas St. Lou Sept. 1 Grouping two | him a total base mark of 356 bas = (riTtn 70: S Glubs TERNATIONAT DEAGUE. S5 on balls with a dauble and a | include, besides his home run mark, New York, Sept. 13.—Bight of the | & s i S. M. T. W. T. F. S. ; Fizle on May in the first inning yes- | -8 doubles and 12 triples. best young men in polo will open the | Ch . Depanis 6 ¢ D oo ¥ ! 9 rday, New York got away to a flying cnih | national championship tournament of | €250 | Reading 4 610 x x X ] art and was never overtaken, St. . 1 1919 today at the Philadelphia Coun- | ()'e"(".‘”"! | Buffalo G @ 2 o ame alle a (o] OoC buis losing the first zame of the | ANNOUNCE PRICES FOR | try club at Bala, in the suburbs orfl\,“f‘”\‘, ] Toronto 6 0lt 3 = = ries, 6 to 5. The score | that city. Bryn Mawr, the local club, | ;f“l @ | Bingh'ton 1 1 i se G x) r. h.oe | Wi { that has won the cvent five times |>t LOUlS | Baltimore 6 6 XX € lew York ..... 302000010—6 5 2 ORLD SERIES GAMES since its start in 1900, will be repre- | Boston Rochester 6 6 2 x 1 x . Louis ....... 100100030—5 13 2 = sented this time in the junior cham- | Washinston 5 Jersey City 9 7 3 x x Toney and Snyder; May, Woodward, pionship by Rodman Wanamaker, 2d, | Philadelphia ... 2 2 SENCRNI T O tero, Jacobs and Clemons. Thousands of Applications Received | Wister Randolph, R. K. Strawbridge, R g | and R. E. Strawbridge, Jr. The op- Games Today. WALTZ—HAYES BOUT Phillics Beat Pirates. By Cincinnati Club—Lottery ponents will be G. M. Heckscher, J. Cleveland at Boston. Pittsburgh, Sept. 13.—Philadelphia Plin Chongor Cooley, Benjamin K. Gatins and | St. Louis at New York A == pteated Pittsburgh yesterday, 6 to 5. LA Thomas Le Boutillic represent- | Chicago at Philadelphia. Capitol City Athletic Club Has Splen- vs he locals staged a ninth inning rally Cincinnati Sept. 13.—Long lines of | ing the Meadow Brook club of Long | Detroit at Washington. did Card for Open-\ir Bouts Mon- at fell one short of tying the score. Island. Bl ‘was Luoeked! oufl ofithe box | Eoinons Eathered fon ithe stalrs Hat (Wi, oip yn Mowr team is headed. py. NATIONAL LEAGUE. o : P DI S e, o G G S| e - day Evening in Baseball Park. h the seventh after yielding six six hits. Cantwell held the Pirates | from the Cincinnati National league | Wanamaker, ar-old player, Rodman 2d, who is one of the Results Yesterday. One of the best boxing cards pre- SINGERS BRIDGEPORT o four hits il the ninth when an | baseball offices, here yesterday morn- | hardest hitters and best riders in all Cincinnati 6, Boston Trl (s e e YOS Iy o rror was followed hy a single, /'trible | ;). .14 waited their turn to receive | the Polo clubs. At No. 2 the team has New York 6. St. Louis 5 E g 3 & il nd a sacrifice fly, scoring three runs. 8 > | another junior player, Wister Ran-| Chicago 3, Brooklyn 1, (first game). | Tanged by the Capitol Citv Athletic | cards on which applications for 'he score: dolph, who is j aged Monday even- | r. h. e. | World series seats must be written. in France, and i t back from service Chicago 5, Brooklyn 4, (second [club and will be s in the pink of con- | game). ing in the Hartford baseball park in | Philadelphia ... 000030300—6 9 2 t Herrmann, president of the | dition for a hard game. He has Philadelphia Pittsburgh 5. e 3 e | Pittsbursh 000100103—5 6 1 | Cincinnati club, had announced that | played polo since his early boyhood, the opon alr P cemmy el Bited Hartford idol will oppose Chick Hayes | father, P. S. P. Randolph, and Standing of the Clubs, antwell and Clarke; Miller, Pou- | no attention would be paid to any | and h Grand stand, reserved, $5.50: grand | by Major Robert E. Strawbridge, be- | Pittsburgh stand reserved (upper), $3.30; ficld | fore the war M. F. H. of the Cotts- | Brooklyn $6.60; pavilion (unreserved), | mere Hunt in England, and for many | Boston and bleachers ‘ (unreserved), | seasons one of America’s leading | st. Louis amateur jockeys, hunting men and | Philadelphia A “notice” is printed on the appli- | polo players, and by his son, who is er, Wisner and Schmidt. requests for tickets except by filling | his brothers and sisters are among | w. L. of Indianapolis in the main bout of | s s out cards issued to applicants at the | the best at the galloping game in | Cincinnati 88 40 the evening, and K. O. Palitz, also of | SINGER__P[ONEER GAME Slubiforce: N SIITINIIE o o R N | Nenieroric VLD R Hartford, will mix it with “Red” rices given on the cards are: | The two back places will be filled | Chicago el et SV e e e | making arrangements for a fast pre- liminary bout. The main hout promises to be a | fast go and as both boys have a host | of admirers in the Capitol City in- ’ Y | T terest in this fray is at a high pitch. a chip of the old block | Games Today. The men will fight twelve rounds ms to Decide Superiority On Ellis Street Diamond Tomorrow—IZach Has One Victory to its Credit. cation card which says that the appli- | ind The Pioncers will face a hard op- | cant agrees that the mcthod adopted | Two of the Meadow Brook team to Boston at Cincinnati, (2 e laneedtiohvsistiint Ut koon S nent tomorrow afternoon on the | by the club for the distribution of | oppose Bryn Mawr have for two win- | Brooklyn at Chicago. ringside. lis street diamond in the fast Sing- | lickets is not a lottery scheme, and | ters divided their time as to play be- | New York at St. Louis RNl A mesl bontt 1 tohbata r team of Bridgeport. Pete Wilson, | furthermore that any system of the | tween California and Long Island. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. ten round mill at catchweights. Both s | distribution of tickets approved or ! The palr, G. M. Heckscher and wried out by the club management | Thomas Le Boutillier, 2d, have a fine ound for the visitors which fact in- | Will be satisfactory to him. { sel of mounts and know every stroke i e St The H has announced that it is | in polo. James C. Cooley, manage Results Yesterda lgame 15 made the more interesting | intended to place the names of the | of polo at Meadow Brook and Aiken, | Baltimore 6— Jersey City . 7 By the fact that this is the third and | applicants for tickets in a hbasket or | will play No. 2 on the team and is a | Buffalo-Binghamton, rain. ACTORS IN SQUABBLE. i decidi game between the two | Other receptacleandif the pennant is| past master at the game, while the (Only two games scheduled). e a— teams, both having one victory to | won by the Cincinnati Nationals, | No. 3 will be Benjamin K. Gatins, | i Weber Says That He's Through With their credit. In the first game, played | hold a drawing of these cards to dis- | just back from service as an ensign Standing of the Clubs. Vaudceville; Manager Says Not. here o few months ago, Pete Wilson | tribute the available seats. in the navy and a hard rider and cap- Ty P.C. pitched the Singers to a victory in a Herrmann said today his office able poloist. Baltimore 47 674 James Weston, who say five inning game—called on account | been swamped by applications | The pame will begin at 4:30 | Toronto 54 of rain—but the Jocals retaliated with | World’s series seats, already num- | o'clock. The series will continue on | Buffalo 63 | [formerly of this city and a vetera of the le st men are clever exponents of the man- AL LEAGUE. Iv art and are expected to furnish a ety good exhibition. INTERN es will be on the he owner and manager of “The Last Day at School,” now showing at Fox's| i 7 theater, visited the Herald office last | night. Quoth James: ‘ ‘I wish to state that the statement a win later in the vear bering more than 200,000, and that| Monday and Tuesday, and the final | Binghamton ...... Manager W. A. Andres of the Sing- ( his plan to hold a drawing is the| will be on Thursday. The junior | Newark er team has announced his line-up | only way out of the difficulty. championship is for the trophy pre- | Rochester for tomorrow's game as follows sented by the late Samuel D. Warren | Jersey City Christy, third; left fleld; of Dedham, Mz and individual | Reading ARSI | in tonight's Herald given by Weber, | Mosher, cente fir Ha- 5 GAMES. cups to be won outright are given e i stating that David Weber has joined | second; shortstop; The Yanks foothall team will prac- | also to the members of the winning Games Today. the Lyceum Players, is not true. Mr. rm; : A.u\v\vl "“"k;hX ht field | tice tomorrow morning at 9:30 on the | team by the Polo assoclation. Toronto at R(?(’h;";.\"f(]:ly \I\'vn:.‘-“ ::::lr:uh\vuh’ the K:‘»):‘f‘v‘n!r:(‘.‘ny: and Pete Wilson, pitch : - — - n at Buffalo act sel him to continue w ESitic: or) GloeB i willlibeMNon T of N e stoliRItoR AR tootia LIRS T ALY SENATORS BUY COURTNE D it this act for two weeks more. Mr. & mound for the locals and Noonan | Players are requested to be on hand e e Rt Harry Newark | Weston demands his two weeks' con- - D 3 will catch. James Clinton will hold | and any ‘;"0 wish to *-;' fc l‘nvrm Courtney, left hand pitcher of the | 2 e tract notice, as provided for in the ———— = can: < 4 the indicator and will call the game |fions on this year's squad will be | oy Haven club of the FEas | 'EEK | Actors® association.” FE / D i d B \n ] | e ‘an opporunity to-try out. X | X0, TN S0 Gy T ne | RUNS FOR THE WEEK | A R e rametioned Weir- owers Delivered By Airplane ! e, — challenge has been issued by Manager s 4 8 S 2 e Lo sitec e He e untl s s ! TR aont o) ey 70 oonniliten | NUASRINE ORI DR SRS IO T S NATIONAL LEAGUE o Mislis LRt REleraldRiotice QUL could not arrive as quickly as our Telegraph Delivery. Although H. S. ATHLETES TO PLAY. e won nineteen and lost twelve games | S M. T W, L, s 2 R ‘ sl I e e L B e i s el ) Tho Cabelus and Emmanuel e this season with a team that finished | Boston ST | VO EIGIOE 5 SN G0 TG s Loint intihe e unty NG CTAIE Nt “King” Soloman, both well-known lo- Eecomd lest year 1n the lsacie | Chicago 1 x 5 2 x 8 Sl e e LR nection with florist cverywhere in the U. S.and Canada. school athletes will enter MOHAWK'S ORGANIZE. e A lEosn B - e A g | in comeds I'm already re- e ersity mext week and| The first practice for -the year of SPARTANS TO PRACTICE. | Philadel, 4 x 2 x 3 | hearsing for the part week after next ; been notified to report at ONCe | yyo Menawk's was held last night on | _ThC Spartan football team will or-| Brookly 4 x 2R Syhats eohe tobesome o choois { for football practice. Both boys have ol Svas s zanize for the season, sndl roquests | New York 4 x & 1 1 6 room act? OB, they'll proba \been given scholarships for thei: ath- | the Columbia street fleld. Harvey | that all former players report for | Cincinnati 3 x 0 2 3 6 off and 3o back to New York. I'm a ® fetic ability at the request of Captain | Woodford has been selected as ccach [ practice Sunday morning at 9:30 on | Pittsburgh 2 13 12 x 14 5 legitimate actor, anyway, and not a “Judgi lexander of the varsity | for the year and will begsn Mis duties | the Ploneer baseball dlamond. - All _— vaudeville actor.” 92 W s - leam. Starmap Dyson will be a can- |at once. The team is out for games | prospective candidates will be given AMERICAN LEAGUE. There you are, readers. Both sides est am t. g tor o place on the Columbia and will be pleased to learn Of chal- lan opportunity to display their wkill S. M. T. W. T. F. 8 of the actors’ controversy. Take your N R S a2l S aod ford ot that time 6 x 3 ° choice. -