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

Y” NOONAN BACK IN TOWN, WILL DON SPANGLES WITH PIONEERS TOMORROW AFTERNOON—NEW BRITAIN MACHINE CO. MANAGEMENT AR- . S FOR A TWILIGHT BASEBALL SEASON—TEAM EASILY VANQUISHES HARTFORD NINE—GARDNER LOSES TOUGH MATCH FOR BRITISH GOLF TITLB 4] LEAN UP |SISLER MOVES UP | GIANTS BEGIN T0 DI SERIES N BATTING RACE SHOW REAL CLASS ] { | o Jim! 1M RiguT uP BY THE ' FLAG ! DIDJA SEE _HOw 1 gers to Five Hits St. Louis Star Is Now Giving | World's Champions Are Set, ’ ' CAme ovemiTris wi Py usen ! - l | 1 1 E % =3 s Shutout t Speaker Quite a Run Back by Fred Toney | LDNDB Dol Pas e, Sy So : e ————e | A SNAPPY FOUR IF | SINK \T- ptvelt. oot fre sevemih | 12—The New PRETTY *GooD €Ew ey when New Y ine held the Tigers to winning the Ia . 100 01 000 000 00 nd Mannah and Wir e It Voo smbed . g s Cards Win Easily Cleveland o r . . % 3 | 3 n. June > " 0’ ~"Jirma DIDTA B Gotd the Athios Kice, of Wi n. with . o e Gk ot 31 om vemirs 3 SEE ‘my BALL ? hieh were bunched in ) he o s s v 5 the » 2 ! ARE You SURE Daubert Is Climbing » You RE PLAY(NG Daubert Cincinnat WENT ABoUT Hornsby Louis, who Is leading with | Mitchell, Miljus and Milier. d wn average of .3 Daubert in 32 points | behind him Willlame, of P phia. bagged another Vome cading’ the league with noven « f Pittaburech, continues Mo Draves Score Shutow Doston, June 12.—I 1 mac mtrajgh P Plttsburgh veste « = o e ek 14 1Wlton in the elghth for three all th ere niade in the LOCALS WIN EASILY L Bostor : Pitteburgh 000 000 000—0 § o New Britaln Machine Company Team Meets Batteries: Fillingim and O'Neil; Hamilton. and Schr Hilings and Spencer Nine in s "ll' Cubs Lose Bailiwiek und Administers Sound Lacing o ~Chicago outbatted | ™h New Hritain Machine company team . but lost its 10U the Industrial league had a walkever 40t Alght In & game with the Biliings and pencer team at Pope Park. Hartford. The final seore was 16 to 0 Macalarney and Hartford boys managed to garner but t Mcadows and Tragesser. ineasty hits he other hand Louls defeated ® saemaw gamoe yes yroak bn the sovies. | the mieth and buse when » liking, pe o om0 e meae by e e v BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL 200 502 o e = ! ¥ > = ) Moeker and 1M)1ns srham, b : [ R e Gharrity | A Lundm, rf Bighey. 1b ... 2 1 ¢ | Yesterday's Results. Odd Game > cadir s ST / he game scheduled for July 13, when ¥he | " e ‘ V';:!!( Red Tops of Chicopee, Mass., will make( $ Pl s shion . Manager Sweet, of the New Britain Machine (onc. 5yl ool ; g concern is widely known throughout thg i 18 ( ‘ g country for its activities in athletics, Tl Company Team, Books Games With Fast . baseball team is on a par with the ?lmflt: | basketball teams of the past Manager Sweet has atranged to have th{ ! games start at 6:30 o'clock, if possibled™ thercby affording opportunity to play thy regulation nine innings. ol plonship Fves erack Martford Anderson, of this Teams for Scason to Open June 22. ab sasee E U Manager . H. Sweet, of the New Britain two-man bowling - o 5 2 : Pittsbursh Machine company baseball team, announced ne alleys, Marts | Ge 3 shesse New York ey F oday that plans arc being made for a twi- Saden was anney, 1B B +es 3 L Vhiladelphia .. .........13 7 4 S SEasy ght season for the team. the games to be vings sround | Gustarson ¢ Sy 2 P . b 5 3 ! plaved on the company's diamond In the 5 B of laek | ®andbery, vt 2 R southwestern part of the city. Twilight e The Shovee M. Oppelt. of i.cvviveeer. 3 Games Today AL N baseball is becoming quite a fad in this = Newport, R. I, June 12 —Resolute was % B, 107, 100, 115, 122, | Ketvery, ¢ ....... St. Louls st New York § : mection, large crowds attending thc games Wwinner yesterday in the sixth race: wit¥, Guard, » ..... . 2 Cincinnatl st Brookliyn 3 X in the Girls' Industrial league. 2 Vanitie to determine which will be sel ° L 125, 119, 109, 139, Pittsburgh wt Philadeiphia N The Machine company management has ' to defend the America’s Cup. Over a WiRd=. s T - v i W arranged games with crack teams. The sea- ward and leeward course of 30 miles Rego« X n will open on June with the Peck, lute scored her fourth victory of the s awt 1 O o I B 3 2 Billings and Cine ore i, o Stow and .Wilcox team, known in baseball The winning sloop crossed the finish line " amplonahi v ine Burke four - Lo the Pexto team. The West End broken topmast. AMERICAN L ", 10— Onsett: bess on o " b 9, 86— ward 1: struck out 8. Caaine alleys here 1eft on bases, New Dritain Machine lings and Spencer 4 Umpire, Kurr Tim s HOHE MWILL TO LEAPD W. VA, TRACK TEAM Hill. of Falrmont, W. Va. yesterday was | 1Vash . : ;1 Cheycune, i Wyo.—President Wilson electad eaptain of the Mountaineer track | St I s 3 o . floe o0 Plosners | teamm for nest spring. Mill is & sprinter asa | Phiiadelonia {ana officiuls of many eastern citiés | Jumpe e foothall and basketball | Detroit will receive invitations to the annual o per and w a 1 ketba troi 2 1 : | founds Agninst | L oer an well Cleveland B H 3 p | “Frontier Days” event to be staged Saven. e — New York Aoy in Cheyenne the last weck in July, RUNS FOR WEEK “nicago Ryt 5 6% | right from the hands of “Miss Wyo- of the Plonsers are o being. At least WE 1o baseball fan NATIONAL LEA d At his ho n s M T W ming.” Last year Helen Bonham was { picked as the official poster girl and Games Today. she was dubbed * Miss Wyoming.” gy 4 | Shiease at Cleveland ‘ow she’s on: her way east as a mes- ™ fow things In (he | CIncinnatl x . i ow 3 e o Jim Luby. of the | T x ] - . for Govern < : ) She will travel on a cow pony a h e seen | Thilddeiphia 5 ; her real western outfit—fringed s o o | - - —_ Jeather, boots and western hat. Oma- Ry oKy TE ha. Chicago, Washington, Philadel- | Brookiyn . ‘ ] INTERNATION. . go, W ! - NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. phia, New York, Pittsburgh, St CAPTAIN AMERICAN LEAGUE. Louis. Kansas City and Denver will 1 ~Yale's undergrad- | Roston ' v e s be amonz the swpping-off places. has recommended | New York 2 e team, which, for | Philadeiphin » s G L CooT .| MERIGANPLAYER OSES | G U | || “MILLER” QUALITY fi be captain o' the | 81, Louis 3 Detroit ...... ¢ 3 & 5 o | Philadelphia at Detroit. | Buffalo . | Bob Gardner, of Chicago, Defeated by Cyril A TERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Baltimore BILL PASSES o T A e T a Treite Tolley, of Oxford, in the Finsl Game of BTG S o e ks BARRY & BAMFORTH Won 1 Lo i i s i = = 19 MAIN STREET Games Today. - b ool o ‘, ! % 2 £ ‘ “WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW” Syracuse at Jersey City Akron at To » - of an extra he Roghester at Buffaio, . ‘ The match was start but at the ] T _—— the pre ‘ . | UNIVERSALETTES WIN. EASTERN LEAGUE. b ) ) t o Surepus p our ped Landers Girls Down Amho Mikses Last Night Yesterday's Resalts. was d ¥ at Baseball, Score 15 to 12. t §: Hartford 4 o . . > | ry and Clark company T ¢ 5 STREET GROUNDS A et bz 8| S e e MIlfi on % . (eallea e incerest S ne last night at St. Ma M v to 12. Misses be ““mn" TRy " et ‘ : a e \ v jn“:‘..‘;u:n ror the sictors B —— Won Lo Tro - | i othe Amhn outfit. The N e T ‘ ot Al | Sdniey WOk aty Corvin el teams il announce the sole agency of 8.p. M. e BNl R DOBBS .Albany Waterbury .. DATES FOR EAST'S TRYOUTS. Sariers ot 3 K. OF C. PRACTICE. Plans Fixed for Boxing and Track Teste Sport Hats for u omen “'h"r‘ N ;-“;,",‘ " v » © s :YN!‘. }m:\ for o Iy to Be Held in Philadelphia Waterbury at Springfield LS O ST RN y Philadetphia, June 12.—The « Walerhucy at Svciased, B L T S S | e At e e Straw Sailors VS. ot e e e e $10 Hartford OP A. C. New Haven Casino Bowling Alleys| ...~ %0 "M 8. | = et | Summer Sport Hats the 4 this district. which includes OPEN DAILY 10 A. M. ¢ ursd hile anl Brvany ‘cust of Altoona; New | $15 Jers south'Bof Trenton, and ail of Dela- L d. “to;'ralsg' $50,000 in - e ———————————