New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 8

NEW BRIYAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, jUNE 10, 1920, MARANVILLE HAS A GREAT DAY WITH THE WILLOW, POUNDING OUT FIVE HIT S——“BULLET’ JOE BUSH GAINS VERDICT OVER CHISOX— IDES AGAINST LEE MAGEE—BOB GARDNER IS ONLY AMERICAN LEFT IN BRITISH AMATEUR TOURNEY—TED KID LEWIS BATS ENGLISH CHAMP. NATIONAL LEAGUE. RUNS FOR WEEK NATIONAL LEAC 50X SAFE for Runs Standing of the Cluba. Won AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Resulta. Boston 3: Chicago 2 Cleveland 6. Philudelphia 1 New York 11 Washington 4; Detroit 3 Louis 1 Standing of the Clubs. Won Lost 3 15 1% It :0 21 Cleveland olf Tourney In Scotland, | New York Washington A Chicago, United American | Philadeiphia tle-holder Detroit only surviver of the Games Today. Boston at ¢ drows, 4 up and Washington a Louis o ke AnSoven New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland 1 Willimme | in ot e Withame 1. | Willlams. Um Fime, 151 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Yeaterday's Resulta 0 Jeegey City §: Syracuse 1 Rochester 1 Toronto 12; Baltimore 9; Buftalo 1 Akron 5 Read were all wquare | ole, but Jenkins the 19th, giving | A which ho availed ut. while It cost Jenkina the ' jMguael feutured | Mth and bl R to the title Fhe acore 1y | | Buktate rho ato o8ttt 13 CLUB S D and . Mannah ' Standing of the Clubs. CRIMSON GETS REVENGE. “Habe’ Felton s and | Akron s Californians to Pour | joading reard Wins, # to 2 Mass., June ating the We Field Habe of (he weason, allow- nd only & seratch being . Rochester at Buffalo 130 M0x-8 10 900 000w) Thomas o by innings: EASTERN LEAGUE. 203 113 10— sl o " . Yesterday's Results. Springfeld 10; Pittsicld 7 Waterbury 9: Athany 0. Haterien Folton McHenry anmey wnd Blatr [ coAT CUT | ’ UNION SUR | The coat-cut shirt replaced the old style shirt because: it opened all the way down the front. The coat-cut OLUS UNION SUIT replaces the old style union suit because it is the only union suit that opens all the way down the front. New Britain’s Leading Store CONNORS-HALLORAN CO. 248 Main Street BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL Lost whren T Yoo Task ¥ YouR, HUSBAND FOR mMORC MonNEY FoR YouR HOUSE-— HOLD ACCOUNTLCHECK ~ Book. - AND 1IN TWO \MINUTES HE FINDS tYou'vVeE MADE A MISTAKE To YouR GOOD OF A WHoLE AUNDRED DOLLARS Testimony of Di San Francisco, tween them while ruled out here charges of evadin; John B Waterbury ... Games Today. Pittsfield at Springfield Champion to Throw Sponge Into Ring in Ninth Bound of Contest. London. June 10.—Ted (Kid) Lewis de- ohnny Basham, . champlon. in f Basham was seconds threw up the ninth round punished. His the sponge at the end of Lewis, who formerly world's welterweight champion. lost his honors in the ninth round of @ bout with Jack Britton in Canten, Ohio, more than a held the title of year ago. He has been boxing in England for several months with great success and j* planning to return to this country for another bout with Britton for the world's welterwelght title MAGEE | LOSES CASE Jury Returns Verdict in Favor of Chicago LEWIS BEATS BASHAM ‘ i ) i I | | Cubs—Case Will Be Appealed—Judge Says | Bascball Must Be Kept Clean. Cinetnnati. Ohj the trial of Le player | tiona n hi TUFTS BLANKS YALE NINE ElL Get Only Three M Morrell and Drop - same. Yatle fel an v afternosn (b and was biar men. At no dangerous 000 030 010—4 DEMPSEY SCORES POI\‘T of Slacker Procecdings. Mrs. Maxine Dempsey Dempsey. the world’s heavyweight champion, | in regard to confidential communications be- brother of Dempsey’s bs, = AnD ue[‘mauvnesl\uueee. AND How ' You COULD HAVE SPENT So MUCH SINCE HE A PUT THE LAST IN TRE BANK. - (FOR{YoU [ SUCH A suorz-r;rm:: AGo. ~AND HE TELLS YoUjiTHAT ONE FROM THRREEILECAVES, Two INSTCAD_OF ONP. - — Dempey. testified ho 3 | matic . @ Wie 1n Rajed Out | tempted to prove June 10 —Testimony former wife of Jack \F"”"‘ until questionnaire after Dempse O'CONNFELL RE-EL they were married, was at hix trial on | 1 Cambridge W. Va. half-| O'Connell was ther, Mrs. Priscilla Mass, Jun re-elected ueegee ;m\im. . \\\3' ‘\mw"-' mfli (IR s W “n W wf S g M Vi 2 Z z=, WY N W SLECTED. Harvard track team here yesterday - AND HE TAKES YouR CHECK Book * FRom You AND BEGINS T© ADD INgAAFAST; AND FURLIOUS ‘wAy, OH-u-n BoYll am AT a GR‘R R - RAND!' ;AND GLor® R-RvR\ous EEELIN' ¢ \TA. ‘ATA ' PAUL JONES GOES LAME. | New vork 10—Paul Jones, winnek = the Kentucky Derby and the Suburban s | and which had heen shipped West to rum in the Latonia Derby on Saturday. pulled up » out lmi lame after a workout, according to word June y m received vesterday from Trainer Willlam Garth. The lameness Ix not of such a sevepa character that hope of ‘starting the gelding has been abandoned, for Garth instructed his son Louis to have Jockey Ted Rice leave f Latonia to ride Paul Jones if the gelding is able to 5o to the post 10.—Dennis captain of " the 1amond equipment. It is sold only to car owners—who know by experience the superior service found in Diamonds. If you have no Diamond on your car now—let your next purchase be a Diamond. It will prove its superiority. 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