New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1920, Page 8

NEW BRICAIN DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1920. T AT T o~ r— |NUE BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL | " | NATIONAL LEAGUE ity ‘at Bastfukes | pepen i genmy g | Subpoenaed as Witnesses | MAGEE CASE H. Ebbets, Owner of Brooklyn Team, Are Prooklyn §; New York o - H | Pittsburgh 3; ¢ n 1 ¢ P GOOd Days' J i m.u.n.‘-‘; I:-l the Clubs. o { ents | 7 —Christy EASTERN LEAGUE. Yesterday : Tnited Won 1 ¢ the | when | . of Br erday York Glants get oklyn the ¥ to o and the | and went Kildufr Magee pla w a brief spell last ade for Pet Natjonal with ¢ Cubs in @ tr AT GALES FERRY Yale Rowing Squad Reaches Its Training nes Today &field [ ra Haven at Bridgeport any at Waterbury RUNS FOR WEEK NATION Quarters to Put on Final Touches for the Annual Race With Harvard on Jume 23. Gales Ferry, June 7 a ) 1 1 felding of jeore by innings rhoe 00 00023 11 0 0 00001 & 0 Games Today York (two Philadeiphia at New games) launches & e brought to the ferry INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE of the camp Lmidt; Ruether (1st game) Jersey City 1 (2d game) Baltimor Haltimore Buftalo #; Toronto 3 Akron 13. Rochester § acume-lteading game account of rain rv ek with final examinations scheduled to take up much of the time the oarsmen are | their quarters. de a elean h Chie: It was the loca Fix weakened in wild piteh ac- longo did not the Aifth inning was postponed on . of Seattle, aptain of the ming regatta Wash.. last Yale fresh- INTERN He rows Reading >hi, former all team, has Louis Ameri- oach and scout signed a contract with can league club. He w Akron Heading ACT ONE. ™ Our hero. WALKS IN Bis sleep. AND lbc'.*.-’l‘. PAST THE Mint. IN ”“L“é:""k l..‘l‘ouc.fll.b'bv ~ efffoger. - .eTO. LEA] the stranger. OTE o TO MAKE money. AND “"'fl‘-. lots of it, BIG BALES of * o o MYSTERIOUS STRANGER, .« o o GOES OUT of his life, . » FOREVER. AND ONI flno aay. OUR HIRO in caught. PASSING THIS money. *« e ACT FOUR. Our hero wakes. I AND TELLS the world. « o o THROUGH THE bars, ) OF HIS Atlanta cell. . e o THAT UNCLE Sam’s money. * oo I8 LIKE the blend. « . OF THOSE cigarettes. . e . THAT “SATISFY,"” IT CAN'T be copled, . e o HE Tarkish tobacco in Chesterfields is real Turkish, not counterfeit. The Domestic is the best leaf money can buy. And the blend is a secret —it can’t be copied. Chesterfields are “good’” anywhere'=-and you’ll never tire of ** Satisfy.”, ) > g P ISWhen a “Feller” Needs ) IN (LEAGUE and Indlans 0usted From First Place—'l‘y Cobb Hurt | i I | ! | New York, June 7.—The locals defeated l Philadelphia here yesterday, 12 to 6, In '\I very loosely played game. Mays. who op- | posed the Athletics, had such a safe margin i to work on that he was not extended l'lhll! took it easy. Score by innings: New York ... ..350 220 va—l" '. Philadelphia ... 001 100 310— 6 1..' H Batteries: mann: Perry, Perkins. { s and Hannah and Hoff- . Hasty and Myatt and Sox Win In Eleventh. Chicago, June 7.—After scoring three runs and tying the =core in the eighth inning. Chicago beat Detroit in the 11th yesterday. 7 to 6. Felsch's single. his steal of second and a hit by John Collins counted the win- ning run. Cobb and Flagstead collided in right center in the 10th and Tyrus was re- moved from the game with a twisted leg Flagstead was not injured. Score by mmm.s Chicago .. Detroit ... Batteries: ham, Ayres, ....200 010 030 01—7 u ..105 000 000 00—6 11 Cicotte, Kerr and Schalk; Old- Oakrie and Ainsmith. Indians Win and Lose. Cleveland. June 7.—Cleveland Louis split a St. Louis winning the Cleveland took the second, Weilman outpitched Coveleskie in the first and the Browns won easily. The second was a| pitchers' battle between Bagby and Davis, Cleveland winning in the ninth on O'Neill's single, two passes and Smith's infield hit. | Scores by innings: and St (FIRST GAME) r h St Louis .........c0.L 88 o Cleveland ...... 2 1 Batteries: We kie, Nichaus and ¢ gs; Coveles- { fact that it would be a 13-round contest to Meveland St. Loy oy Batteries: Severeid Aere n..l f-dozen hits. twe Lhie ibimct of }..|m..| 5 to 4 doubles. accounted for by innings of them Pennock Score Washington Boston Batteries: Sny Pennock and ickwon, Zachary and Gharrity; hang. DODDS TO JOIN O Memphis, Tenn. Ju ale, Miss, an invitation from has announced that he the ceting the American trap sh sdded prizes C BIKE TRYOUT. a spectacalar finish. . Of fhy Alverno A. 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