New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1920, Page 8

eyt = ey .= "HEYDLER AND JOHNSON TO NAME NEW CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL RACE—CARPENTIER EXPECTS TO e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1920. VE CANDIDATES | DR N. C. CHAIRMAN ominently Mentioned for Place hicago, 17eb. 1 “lub ow Jor' leagues, meeting in joint se yesterday, received recom s of the joint nominating comu for chairman of the national I - Commiission to succeed Au 'mann, whose resignation became petive yesterday. Five nam mitted and final decision [Presidents John H. Heydler of the | lonal league and B. B. Johnson of | | American league, who will an- | nee their decision at their discre- 'he names submitted, accarding to h owners, were: Judge K. Chicago: William Edwards State Senator J. I W York; Harvey T. Woodr ing editor of the Chic i he, and J. oCnroy Toole. New York Pt the foregoing names, those of ator Walker and Mr. Woodruff e most. prominently spoken of for “position. Retiting Chairman | rmann declared to newspapermen | he favored Woodruff as his su or, because he was of the opin- that a newspaperman was best d for the position. A high ofl in the American league said thol and J. Conroy Toole, New York. | ag the federal judge would not hosen. resolution commending the work errmann as chairman of the n: 1 commission was adopted by the iclub owner: The resolution went | to the days when Herrmann | ht into the office with the birth of | commission. It was largely ta Mr. | mann’s efforts that he brought jut the accord which ended the e between the American and Na- | hal - leagues, the resolution stated, | it. also said that n every base- | event/ he had borne an active | orable part, while his keen judg- | pt ‘of situations, his remarkable ery and memory of detail, and ring energy in forwarding his fis, have been the marvel of his | Helm | this BOWLING TRUMBULL E TRIC CO. Boradwe oot ink anger ivingston Assem. 66 66 Kuife Sw. Feid Der Carn Lem | was ! with RESULTS E. Schropince Stockney .. . Ewald NAVY BEATS TAR HEELS. Md., b. 12.—The mid- at basketball from the! of North C by 37 fin, me clever the score was Burk- game and Brerly and cored on some Anpapoli shipmen won five of the Univ ty lina here yesterday afternoon to 24/ The visitors playd passing game and had shooters. At half time 21 te 11 in the Navy holder played a brill closely pressed Vatters, The former s remarkably quick shots from difficult j positions. CORNELL TO PLAY SYRACUSE. Ithaca, N. Y. | Feb. 12—Cornell vesterday sanctioned a lacrosse game is the first time in sixteen se two have met te athletics. AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1S 0UT Johuson Giguit to Play 154 Games—Sunday at Washington Feb, league baseball April 14 ar American wiil Chicago. on 1 close October ing to the officiul 1920 sc leased last night by B. B. president of the leazue. The schedule shows a restoration of the 154 games chart, which was curtailed last se son because of the world war. An in- novation in this vear's schedule is the listing of Sunday games at Washin ton and New York. This i time in the history of the has been done at the time the schedule was drafted. The world war | was responsible for this. Last season games were permitted in Washington and New York bws the schedule made | open accord- dule re- Johnson, home | no provision for these contes esult the s the deciston of Mr. ! n to remain at the head of club in his own city has made it ossible for him. longer to give his | and “attention to the affairs of commission.” . Prices Go Up. | slight increase in admission to | 0 championship games also was ided upon. The scale for unre ed seats in the biedche pavil- | b and grand stand will be 50 cents, | cents and $1, war tax included. | b reserve t sale will be decided n by the individual clubs. Allot- | of a space in the bleachers far dren under 14, at admission pri 2qd 26 cents, also was discu was™left to the club owners for | op ersonal decision. DBranch Rickey | gu nu err cu do i he St. Louis Nationals and Charles | New York will close Comiskey of the s were the champions of the plan. | ¢ the mutter stands it will be possi- | ge for a club owner to allot seats for | ;¢ Youngsters. | We sale of Dave Davenport, |, Bier of the St. Louis Americans, to | | Washington club, the signing of lie O'Leary, former Ameri ue infielder, as coach of the Americans, the signing of Harr nson as trainer of the C <0 | jericans and the sale by the Phila- | W cu | order to pla The four western clubs will open in the west clubs of will inaugurate the season at the east- | it Opening lows: Detroit at Chicago. $t. Louis at Cleveland. York at Philadelphia. »ston. New mber of ¢ on the while the n end of the ci Washington at edule w. mes wer sames are As a s revised and a | ¢ advanced in | abbath. i | the east listed fol- | Boston is scheduled to close the sea- { son hefore the other clubs. Red Sox wil be rtain the wn for on on the followiu ponent, i ¥ he The ibs to quit f nators and the four wostern Louis 1t Detroit he scheduie. as it When Ty Detroit : Neptembe d | header. with Washington billed as the | and Clev in former AN | calls for three swings arcund the cir- | The final rung A double ram_for that | Sept. 29, on \st of the eastern the Athletics, Philadeiphia on October 2. e clubs eland is s 1san are the who mect finish | ated to will vears, Cobh Starts, opening at Chicago and, and then return 2 for its first game at with the league champions as on April == { Somebody Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life - - - - - - - . . 5 an opponent. Louis opens at home wtih Cleveland as an opponent on the same day, following its series at Cleveland and Chicago. New York, after pryving the lid off at Philadel- phia, will go to Boston for a series and then to the Polo grounds. to play its first home game with the Athletics the attraction on April 2 The ashington fans will get th first glimpse of the Senatars on April 22, when after a series in Philadelphia and Boston, they come home to mect the Red Sox. Washington has drawn the plum in regard to the greatest number of Sunday games. The Senators have been given 16 Sunday dates. Chicago and Detroit each hav 13, while St. Louis, Cleveland and New YoYrk have been awarded 12 apiece. Philadelphia | and Boston have no Sunday games at home, because baseball is forbidden there on the Sabbath. Boston, Detroit and Washington share alike in the distribution of Sat- urday games, each being scheduled to play 13 week-end games at home. The other five clubs have been given 12 Saturdays each at home. Independence day, July 4, falling on Sunday, the schedule makers have ranged holday bills for Monday, Games on that day will be played at Chicago, Detroit, Washing- ton and Philadelphia. Decoration day, May 30. also fallir on a Sunday, enabled the framers of the playing chart to book holiday bills for the following day. These games 1 be plaved at St. Louis, Cleveland. w York and Boston. The Red Sox have been awarded a holiday bill for April 19, Bunker Hill dz Chicago, Cleveland, Washington and New York are scheduled to play La- bor day games at home on September 5. Couflicting Date: There four conflicting dates with th National and these are in Chic 0 on . June 2 Sept. nd Sept. when the Chi- cago Cubs are scheduled to play at home. The western clubs start their inva- sion of the east on May 11. Chicago will be at New York: St. Louis at Philadelphia: Cleveland at Boston, and Detroit at Washingtan. The eastern clubs will make their first tern trip on June 8, with Boston app ri Chic 0, Wash- ington at St. New York at De- we SOMETIMES U wisH ] WASN'T QUITE So GOOD LOOKING ~ Doesn'T SEEM FAIR To AT THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN LESS FORTUNATE/ /f EVERYBoDY'LL TeiNk r'm SoME MIVING ‘PICTUKE‘I AcTor 'Ll BeT e Now - wWhHEN 1 SMILE FOR ™ INSTANCE T JusT INCREASES MY GooD LooKS THAT MUCH MORE — DOGEOHNE ME HISTORY SHows US THAT MoOST GREAT MEN wWere HOMmeLY MEN-- NOW TAKE ABRARAM LiNCcOoLN SomeBoDY ALWAYS TAWING THe Jo¥ ouT COMMISSION—ROYAL ULSTER YACHT CLUB ANNOUNCES DATE FOR START OF CUP MEET DEMPSEY IN SEPTEMBER—WOMAN GOLFER WINS MATCH BY SENSATIONAL 100-FOOT PUTT — RACING DATES 'Ll TAake A UTTLE wWALK AND GIVE THE FEMALE PUBLIC A TREAT S ANIMATED CARTOONS BY “BRIGGS” AT THE LYCEUM EV ERY WEEK (FIRST PART) CARPENTIER HOPES 10 FIGHT IN SEPT. Georges Will Sail for America on March 18—Rickard Keeps Mum New York, advices receiv: that Georges heavyweight champion, Feb. 12 ed here y Carpentier, will sail cable state European for this country on March 13 and expects to box Jack Dempse title in the U month af Sep! Carpentier and the party camps, rench pugil 1t is has both film which 1. Bes these contract will occupy his time months nited tember. his In manager, will include ists of lighter that Ca and vaude after fore the expiration for the world's | ates during the addition to Des- | two | classes, Charles Ledoux and Georges Papin. understood rpentier. ville contracts for four his arrival in of s it is expected that the | Descamps has requested Rickard sensational French pugilist will have | been formally signed to meet Demp- | sey for the title which the latter won from Jess Willard last July. Tex Rickard, who promoted contest at Toledo. refused to discuss the report that Carpentier was com- | ing to this country under contract with him. It is known, however, that to secure matches for both Ledoux and | Papin, which leads to the general ex- pectation that Rickard will announce the formal matching of Carpentier and Dempsey shortly after the for- | mer’s arrival. In case Dempsey is un- available for any réason, Mike O'Dowd or a promising light-heavy. weight may be used as Carpentier” opponent in the Frenchman's Am can ring debut. that 1 Londen, Feb. 12.—The first race for s cup in the international Lipton's the America regatta between Sir Thoma challenging yacht Shamroc the i ment BLAIR DIES. | club. N. H. TFeb. 12.—Jack several years the profes- golfer at the Nashua country died here vesterday. 1 from Scotland the profes- sional player and clubmaker at Toronto ‘club, later wept to Ottawa and for several vears was the club professional 2t the Commonwealth country club, Boston. came as | Royal Thomas New York from that the f cup ment been New Yor defender July 15, according made here vesterday Ister Yacht club of which Sir | be sailed to will an member. s @ Feb. the Royal would be held both here last few wee and Sir Thomas report early 'LIPTONT0 TRY T0 LIFT CUP IN JOLY Royal Ulster Yacht Club An- nounces Date for Start of Race IV. Yacht club’s unnamed on Thursday. announce by —The announce- Ulster 'st race for the Amer 2 on July 15 confirms unofficial reports which have current for the was quoted in a London date. ! 5 in January as having fixed upon Following the meeting of the > York Yacht club held here on Janual 15 it wa Thursday, Jul Saturda. Thurs the: cour: unofficially reported that tH club had agreed to hold the races over the Sandy Hoak . beginning op | 15, and to continue on July 17, Tuesday, July 28, July 2 and Saturday, July 24, weather permitting, or until such time as one of the competing vachts bad won three out of five races. The officials of the New York Yacht club would neither confirm nor deny and the Yacht abroad Moonlight Roller Skating Tomorrow Night at the —ARENA-- Ladies Free B Mationals of Outfielder Le i troit and Philadelphia at Cleveland. amoctidon b mers o OFFICIAL AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE., assoclation club were announced erday. AT LOUIS 1920 AT BOSTON ‘hicago, Cincinnati and New York the National league attempted to neer a trade with Philadel- | AT AT club for Pitcher Eppa Jcm\.\l = DETROIT AT NEW YORK AT CLEVELAN AT A HINGTON PHILADELPHIA 1 ABROAD New Yark offe; McCarthy, | em ago of- | while Cincinnati and another April 26 Decoration Louis ‘ May 11 12 13 14 July 17 18 19 20 May 15 17 18 19 Juiy 21 23 24 Aug. 30 31 Sept. Day at Se. CHICAGO y at § £ was also reported that “Chic” | en, outflelder, who aternated in | _ fleld, for the Detroit Americans | Ira Flagstead, and Ben Dver, inflelder for the last three were hcldouts. Dyer also was to want his rele; he has offered the management of a | b In the newly organized Central 114 June 15 16 17 July 5th at Detroit Labor Day at Cleve- land May July Aug. April Juiy 1 £ 3 18 <7, s | 5 | | | R | April 14 ol June 4 _ ! DETROIT 3 sues pre- joint ses- hoped a new hed. The | ™ 15 16 17 1 31 June 1 2 Clovels 2 Da ure of the major leagues to g fouck with the minor Ic fted the holding of the at which it was ment would be jors, after adjourning, reconvenecd | the evening to meet minor feaguc ctals, but being informed that they e mot present adjourned until 11 m. today. Sept Sept. HERALD Labor May 15 July 16 18 19 April S| ) 24 April 30 May 1 | May 25 26 July 2 3 ¢ 10 11 Sept. 30 Ot 1 30 31 Sept | GREEN HOCKEYISTS WIN. | | ) . 2 [ Hanover, H., Fed 3 > $ 9 10 11 20 21 May 2 | April 26 : uth gnd Massachusetts agric DREN NG 8 29 30 LATEST A May ege staged 40 minutes of 9 10 11 19 20 231 Sept y and two ) time A = ods in a rough ensa b — L ! key battle here 1 April 30 May 1 . 2 Phil | June 12 13 14 15 20 May 5 6 7 § 10 nt, won Aug. 9 10 11 31 June 1 e to the Sept. 8 9 10 11 2 second o || et Day | New York April 14 15 16 June 30 July 1 23 | Sept. 27 28:2 | | coration at Boston Labor Day at York Day May June July | June 5 9 10 11 - New Aug. 5 6 7 8 12 May 31 Sept. 13 14 Sept. April 19th at Boston July 5th at Washinz- ton YNSYLVANIA YEARLINGS WIN. enton, N. J., Feb.: 12—The Penn shman five defeated the Lawrence- e school team vesterday, 30. le prep school boys. fou were no match for the on madc field ners. BOWLING asino Bowling Alleys OPEN DAILY 10 A. M. 15 16 Puly June Aug, Sept. April 14 June 20 Sept. S YORK b ug July 3 56 s 12 13 14 9 10 11 10 11 NEW 8 3 14 5th at Philadel- ten June \pril \ug. Jul, ROSTON satnrd aturdays 16 Sundays 13 Saturdays July 5th ation Day | April 19th | Labor Dar Labor Day | Decoration Day 12 12 Saturdays | 12 Sundays 13 Sundays Decoration Day July 5th Labor Day 13 Sundays July 5th Labor Day 12 Saturdays 12 Sundays Decoration i I AT HOME PIES PATRONAGE SOLICITED ! | | | . j ‘| ¥