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

NEW BRI"AIN DAILY HERALD TUE DAY JUNE 8, 1920. LONG A MEMBER OF THE GIANTS, TRADED TO PHILLIES FOR DAVE BANCROFT — YANKEFS ‘BLOW’ CHANCE TO START WEST m ii : ) ATHLETICS—VANITIE SAILS IN FAST TIME AND WINS FROM RESOLUTE—MAGEE CASE OPENS IN DISTRICT COURT—OTHER SPORTING NEWS COURT | AGANBEATGANTS o Bl P S o Dave Bancrolt Plags Shortield Position on Losing Team By Briggs) e Wonder What a Dark Horse Candidate Thinks About whead of him the BRaAmc towDeEns 1S A aiCcE FELLOW AND ALL THaT BUT « CAN'T SEE I WHaT ResSPecT HE'S QUALIFIED FOR THE QREAT OFFICE OoF PRESIDENT — come on LITTLE TELEPHONS - . RING ME ated the Mathewson said I Propnelorl I ng Evidence that Mages threwing w head « dupli HERBERT HNHOOVER IS A NICE FELLOW AmD ALL THAT BUT | CAn'T SEC 1N ST REesPeEcT HE'S QUAUIFIED FoR THEe GREAT oOFFics oF PRE SIDEMT Comea_onl_ You. Prowe care GEwERAL WwWoOOD- IS A NICE FELLOW AND ALL THAT Bur + CAnN'T SEE wW wHaT ResPecT HE'S QUALIFIED FoR THEe GReaT OFFICE OF IRESIDEST Come on - TELEPHONE HIRAM JoHASON 1S A NICE FELLOW AND ALL? THAT BUT ' CAN'T SEE" W WHNAT RESPECT HE'S " QUALIFIED FOR THe GREAT OFF'WE OF PRES\DENT On_Conre -ow_Phone an Mis Nay tness. Hix protessionsl Magee himself was his only w imony related largely (o his er. Mis testimony was broken into fre ently by arguments of counsel relating to o eontract nim and the Chicage 1 the date on which the 1820 con- became effer Mages mald it be 5 date o -la | winning " n. while J ney Murray for the defense. in wrguments court. declared a contract calendar year and that a ite cancellation rights at noatt | uny . it he betore, during o the playing season Maye conclusion Magee's testimony ' and made & motion for a directnd waing' of the defendant, but Judge then hetween £ —With Dave Bancroft t of the deal with Phila- cher. Now York unable June short as & res for Fle yesterday The Brookiyn henring againe club & the | trnet at Iphia improved but was to defeat @ Niatos dintriet it play National league leadors Arooklyns bunched hils off Tone n thelr ‘o2 York. denied figured 1u the and : fifth with e O Brien, Rawling Boston v-Bancroft deal score by innings AL the of amongood rhoe 00 110 00x—1 10 P wo1 000 100—2 9 1 Miller; Toney, wan continued today dler the mal Veeek, of the o wonld Na Chie Marquard and hat they didn't but that they wepted them oy were tp met o on vo of my comm, out and when at the Reds they tried next time right, but that ek all July 13 ~hoader betwenn i weore In the ning, with two * Wit an_ eany Depositions of the Clacinnat dignitaries will estdent August other ed 1o club, ar basehall be presen the Jury DIANS DOWN PIRATES, Americun League Team Wins 3-to- Verdiet in Exhibition Game Ohte. June 8. —The Cleveland fefopted the Pittsburgh N aln 10 AR exhibition game here yesterday, & Fach club tried aut & reerult pitcher. Oden- 18-yeur-old southpaw (rom Hudsen ehed for Cleveland and showed to advantage. Wisner, the Pitisburgh pitcher was wild. Evans' batting and the fast field- Ing of Pittsburgh featured. The score by nnings rhoe Cloveland (A) 010 300 10x L0 Plttsburih (N) 011 000 010. 51 Pattor Odenwald and Thomas: Wisner and laoffner ELECTS TWO CAPTAINS, Pa.. June §.—Tim Doncvan, of yesterday was clected captain Lehigh university basketball team. { P, Marder, of Wilkes-Barre, was N eaBtain of the lucrosse twelve. Coach who turned out an intercol Lehigh this y pre- LEMIG! Nethieh Philwdeiphin, of the CADDY COACHING BARRED W. M. G. A Issues New Edict Which Ts Aimed at Stopping Growing Practice of Having Clever Bag Boys Assist in Plays. June %.—The caddy problem New York charges that one player than another by are to be side- and accompanying s getting better coaching using & veteran bag-carrier ntepped politan women's metro- at Greenwich week In the gol( champlonship Siriet notioe |s given on the program, just issucd by Mrs. R. Percy Thompson. secre- tury of the W. M that no ‘ompetitor may use other than those supplied y the Many local links women—an ter, men as well— make a prac their own caddl to tournaments "Mave been subjected to eriticism b the coaching and sound advice tmparted during the progress of play by these caddies. many of whom are not youngsters, but men long in the business. They are not star players themselves. but are quick te detect weaknesses, and their counsel is generally helpful next Anno L] CIRLE A Military Rain Coat A tan waterproof rain- coat with belt all round full plaited back and con- vertible military collar— $12 A very unusual coat (MWilson's B - OF COURSE T ISW'™T THAT 1| THINK rAa A GREATER STATES™MAN Buv ! Do HowesTLY Beueve Thuav A& AMARS or My TemPer AmMmeNT SHoulp Be I The W TE HOUSE HERE | Asa TeLerrone YANKEES FALL BACK /0 SECOND PLACE | Athleties. | the Yanks by | In this battle { Philadelphia 110 10 3 Bristol Club fo Conduct ranged an athle Best They Gan Do Is Split Even With Athletics June 8.—Yesterday was moving the Yankees ut the Polo Grounds midafternoon the Huggins maulers nto undisputed of first and quarters entirely About 5:30 again. the evic- being served by Connie Mack's An hour later the Yanks moved out of the city. catching @ train for Detroit, where they are to open their first western ongagement of the campaign About 26,000 rabid rooters turned out to sco Babe Ruth and supporting cast feast on the lowly Mackmen and break the tie with the Cloveland Indians for league leadership. The tio was broken all right in the opening ngagement, whic hwent to the credit of the score of 3 to 1. It was anything but the sort of picnic which the Hugmen looked for and the fans expected the Quakers were within one single of tying up the game when the last batsman was retired in the ninth, runners being stranded at third and second bases This victory put the Yanks in fromt, but when they falled In the second section they dropped below the Indians and now repose in second place. six percentage points behind the leaders. The scoro was & to 5. The scores by innings: New Tork day for About moved ace o'cle tion motice (FIRST GAME) r 000 190 11x—. 000 010 000—: and Hannah; New York ‘Batteries and Perkins Quinn Naylor (SECOND GAME) 000 000 210 000 300 002—5 11 Harris Awkey and Perkins and and Ruel Myatt White Sox Mit Hard. found hits vest White Sox won ohb, who w « collision with Flagstea for 10 days. An 1 torn ligaments by innings Detroit pitchers day by Chicago an easy game, injured Sunday will be out of X-ray examina- in the left knee and the n the game tion cal The score 10 16 310 1 Chicago 820 00 Detroit 000 001 110— Faber and Schalk: Leonard Woeodall Batteries Avers, Alten and WEST END A. €. GAMES. Athletic v July 4. of Event at Muzzy Field The Wost End Bristol has ar held at Muzzy The meet will jon of U and will ietes in New England. The conducted simi and has d on Monda the sanc bring out son dersey the and New scored succ The program of oper 100-yard dax SK0-yard r putting running mp race. The ents i ax follows 110-yarad two-mi high O-yvard dash and 1 nis arc me ity chumplonshiy ey one champlonship Manutacturin Industrial after a 10-inning bkl the kneli for the tem in that nenE, & to Jnd was on [ und is considered practic y of \linnufi —OR A MAaN WITH Thue SAME QUALIFICA AS ' PpSSESS - HOW WHERE THEYLL FIND ONE BUT -~ RMIG ™me, PRONE RInNG M BOWLING CITY LEAGUE. Caninos. Hogan ... Olsen C. Anderson . Frisk Anderson . Nichols .. Dickman . O Mater .. Myers Page . Jurgen Miner . A. Huck Clancy Brennec! Kahms ... 97 89 75 £0 103 Richter Willame A. Anderson Rajune C. Larson Patrus ooe c Andnmn . Pipkin Coffey Hulteen Wilcox Luebeck . Kibner Lynch Stewfton Morrisey Daley Secley Fred Hart Burke Molyneux Hayes TO REPRESENT WILLIAMS. Likely o Win Place on Olympic Team as Two-Miler. Williamstown, Mass § —Williams cxpects to have a entative on the American Oly mpic at Antwerp this Summe Captain H. H tcam, whose home Captaiv _Brown team Brown, of the Purple trac is in Bernardsville, nd who the two-mile cvent ent intercollegfate meet in lvnnmrlrnn 1| compete in the coming trials at Boston 1y sure of winning won SPRINGFIELD CHECKS CALIFORNIANS. Springfield. June < Y. M GA halted the of California’s winning streak vesterday Westerners, 11 to The University de score roho 30 300 0ix——11 12 Califor 101 000 000— Batteries and Toomey Carlzon and Crook: Shepard SANDERS DARTMOUTH NET CAPTAIN, Wanover. N Tune ~Clarence W, Sanders, of St 3 . has been elected Dartmouth temnis team for Sanders is state champion ratgd 35th in the national an Aret wian thie past 1 Jority ‘of en, He ' Down'T , Rridgeport | Hartford Springficld | } Casino S BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. Brocklyn 4. New York 2 Standing of the Clubs. Won Lost Brookiyn . 6 & Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Boston New \ork Philadelphia Games Today. Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnat! at New York St. Louls at Brooklyn Chicage at Philadelphi ANERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. New York 3: Philadelphia 1 (1st game) Philaediphia 6: New York 5 (3d game). Chicago 10; Detroit 3. Standing of the Ciubs. Won Cleveland . 28 New York Chicago Boston . Washington . St. Louls .. Thiladelphia Detréit Boston at Chicago. Washington at St. Louts. New York at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. Baltimore 9; Jersey City § Syracuse §; Reading 4. Akron Rochester 4. Toronto 7; Buffalo 1. Standing of the Clubs. ‘Won Buffale 3 Baltimore Toronto Akron Reading Jersey City . Rochester Syracuse Games Today. Jersey City at Baltimore Reading at Syracuse. Rochester at Akron. Buffalo at Toronto. EASTERN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. : Worcester 2 Pittsfie]d 1 Waterbury 3 Bridgeport 2 Standing of llu- Clubs. Lost Haven ... . 10 5 12 Shon 14 Pittstield ... deam 17 Albany Soa 17 1% 18 24 Springfield Hartford Albany New Haven §; New G Springfield at Worcester Pittsfleld at Hartford Albany at Waterbury. New Haven at Bridgeport BOWLING JLY 10 A. M. Bowling Alleys | Washington WRONEG NUMBER - Come on Prone Zm“ RUNS FOR WEEK hA‘l’IoNAL Lmu Chicago . Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis . Philadelphia New York Boston .... Brookhyn . PLE TS ) PO New York Philadelphia Gn T s ann Detroit . INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 3 17 Buffalo Baltimore . Akron Reading . Rochester Syracuse Jersey City. QRS T 1 T RED SOX CLAIM GIANTS' PLAYER. * v kK, June S8.-~The New 'York ague baseball club ofcially anpy nounced yesterday that the Boston Red Sox.. had claimed Arnold Statz, the outfielde: The Glants recently asked for waivers o™ - the pla: but the Hub American lcaguers refused to m to him p.. Repair Work a Specialty. Phone 2227 139 Arch S§ OVERLAND AGENCY DENISON GARAGE 430 MAIN STREET. PIONEER GARAGE CO., INO. We overhaul and repair anything the auto motive field. Generato starters, welding, etc. STORAGE WELDING SUPPLI 193 Main St. Rear Fair Dpt. mn“ 3 TEL. 387-12. PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER 193 ARCH STRERT HAVE YOUR TRUCKING DONE PROPERLY AND AT REASON- ABLE EXPENSE. I operate a dafly Freight and Ex« ' press Service. New Britain, New ug ven and New York. Trucks day or hour. Docal and Loung Moving and Trucking. ) A. H.