New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 20

” RUTH SLAMS OUT ANOTHER HOMER AT WHITE SOX PARK, MAKING HIS TOTAL 19—JOHNSTON DEFEATS VETERAN BRIT:SH TENNIS PLAYER— RS TO MEET FAST HILLTOPS A.C. TEAM OF NEW HAVEN NEXT SUNDAY—ANDERSON MEETS DEWEY, HIS CONQUEROR, TONIGHT AT CASINO TH AGAIN OUT HOMER r Drives Ball Out | e Sox Park ay Williames" ark owned with two fourth Inning Atively easy for the White Sox In the sec- 3. Heme run No. D sny the least. W perpotrate it his ears | unts of the attending two strikeouts in | inoes of the mighty one. got the count | beauty, walst st ward bound, i right-field bleachers h It pass over- down It was far out- how far homer No. 19 | known. It must have foet bafore It o It was n, because b, Roy Wilkin- joss task after the | completed. The | rhoe ..013 301 0007 7 1 +.000 110 000—2 7 2 Hannah; Williams, | STONE BEATS ANDERSON Eddie Anderson bowed to the prowess of Sheriff Bob Stone at the Wooster alle in Water-, ing six of the led. Neither bhe at his best W scores were rvening. The y did not get any it on the bowling in one of the con- tests he “was nosed out by one pin. Anderson and Stone will clash at the Casino strips next Tuesday cvening, and the fans are looking for a repetition of last Tuesday night's showing of the local lad. BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. St. Louls 1; Philadelphia 0 Other games postponed (rain) ptanding of the Clubs. Lost Cineinnat 1 Brooklyn .. St. Louls Chicago Pittsburgh . Boston New York Philadelphia Games Today. the first man to Bighes in the driving in Williamas, #core by innings: | rhoe 007 208 #0m-—12 14 1 011 000 31— 9% 10 1 Wellman and Bu- | Perkine | | Tigees. defeated Detroit | ore yesterday, taking weriem, 3 to 1. The @pentn Chicago at Brookiyn. St. Louls at Philadeiphia Pittsburgh at New York Cineinnati at Boston. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yeaterday's Results. New York 7; Chicago 2 Boston 2; Detroit 1 St. Louls 12; Philadelphia 9. Cleveland-Washington (rain) Standiog of the Clubs. Won Lost Cloveland ...............36 17 New York 5 2 Chicago .. Boaton | Washington St. Louls | Detroit “000 000 001—1 Schang; Dauss, Okrie to Mingle With Sunday. attraction ever ar- | that eduled for when the | it with the 1 brilllanty, will the N Chub, the Hastern e boin | mchod- the major league has guaran- ONe of fts rog-. piteh againat to ¥ Jack Dempmey ship | WAIL 10 moet tha puey’s mana . Demprey will the other heavy o ~D. o Portiand bawe- | Phiadeiphia New York at Chicago. Philadeiphia at St. Louls. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Resulta No games yesterday. Standlug of the Clubs, Won Lost Ruftalo opess [ ase et Sy U gy 627 Baltnlore EASTERN LEAGUE Yesterduy's Rewuita Won Lost | New Haven ............»8 1" Bridgeport 1 arcester P.C. 87 Games Today Waterbury at Hartford (two games) Albany at Worcester . Bridgoport at S, New Haven at RUNS FOR WEEK NA“TN\T'A'T:GU!. s RTWT }‘“ullun L Now York Brookiyn Fa Philadeiphia . x Pittabureh x Chicago x Cineinnati 1 8t. Louls b day. Due to bad | t played for two | bt and with Bud- viotory 1s looked d as bust QUEROR. the o Irants for Tn a re palr in Rridge it of 11 gamoes Detroit Bt. Louls , INTERNATIONAL | Baltimore ' | Jersey City | Buftalo | Rochester | unday) | ma both G TRIALS, Following annaunce DATE FOR OLYMPIC BO New York, June | A in this ity ye will be held under the | organization. which | | Johnston Proves Too Good for| |AMERIGAN CHAMPIN DEFEATS BRITISHER Veteran Ritchie—Tilden Wins London, June 15.—William M. Johnst of San Francisco. United States sing! | champion, defeated M. J. G. Ritchie in the i round of the London lawn tennis cham nship tournament here yesterday. The elimination of the veteran Eng lish internationalist, who won decisively over R. Norris Willlams 2d, of Boston, Wednes- day., was taken to indicate that the Cali- fornian had reached the height of his tennis form and would be a formidable contender in the British champlonships which begin at_Wimbledon next Monday. ' Willlam T. Tilden 24, of Philadelphia, the | only other American remaining in the tour- nament, also was victorfous in the ffth round. He defeated B. I. C. Norton, 6—2, Johnston, ‘paired with Tiiden, scored an impressjve victory in the fourth round of the doubles. The American pair defeated the international pair. consisting of Ran- dolph Lycett. of Australla. and H. Roper Barrett, of England. two out of three sets by scores of 6—4, 3—6, 6—32. ! This was the strongest team that the Americans have been called upon to face in the tournament to date. Tohnston scored a convineing victory over Ritchie, and experts eulogized the ease and finish of all his hard volleys which made T | his game look supremely easy. BIG BASEBALL ROW Little Rock Team Finds Gates Locked When ! Players Arrive to Play at Atlanta Park— Cause of the Row. Atlanta, Ga.. June 18.—When members of | the Little Rock baseball team arrived at Porice de Leon Park, the Southern associa- | tlon grounds here, yesterday afternoon for the wscheduled game with Atlanta, they found the gates locked against them. The management of the Atlanta club, togethe: with officals of the Mobile and Chattanoogs teams, had announced earlier in the day that no games would be played with Littlo Rock as long as Casey Smith and Tom Seaton. formerly of the San Francisco Pa cific Coast league club, appeared in the Little Rock lineup. The two players, against whom protests have been made to Southern association officials. were signed by | THitie Rock after they had been relcased by San_ Francisco for alleged unsportsmaniike conduct. The Little Rock managers had announced that Smjth would appear in tho piteher's box. San Francisco. June 18.—Casey Smith and Tom Seaton, former pitchers of the San | Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league, | reported yesterday as Involved in & Southern association controversy, were dropped a | month ago from the San Francisco team for the good of bascball.” President Charles | Graham. of the club. announced. Their re- | lease came during an investigation of al- leged gambling at the baseball park, but Graham's statement at the time said lh!_‘l were not directly connected with the gam- | bling charges. PIONEERS VS. team. of New Haven, whicl was scheduled to play the Ploneers hege last Sunday and was prevented from Aoly: ma by rain, will face the locals Sunday arffenoon on the Ellis street grounds. This | i cigh is considered by Manager James J. | 14by. of the Ploneers. as a corking opponent the locals, and for this reason he has #uranged for its appearance here Sunday The Bim Olty agereeation has been going wood e { i ‘ ce the following | lineup: Delay, catcher: Moran, pitcher; | Guthrie, first base; Creegan, shortstop; Murray, third base: Heerun, Jeft fleld: ! Withington fleld: Flanagan, right feld: Graham nd base: Mathias. Wirtz | t Miller, wu center AMERICAN TROTTER WINS. June 18%.—The Olympia Horse »d a large attendance last night he driving and jumping compe- titions. George Watts, of New Jersey. first pri n Class 2 1\ trotters with Garry wen and third préee in the same event | with his mare Yankee Girl During the around the arena there was m collision n Garry Owen and the pony Master Walter Winans. who was Ariving was thrown and dragged some | aistance. resumed his seat and gained London, Show attrac to witness old Goldberg and. after resting for two weeks, will start on the trajl of the leadir hantam fighters of the East. Mansell's first bout In the East probably will be against 'al Moore AFTER BASEBALL GAMES. The Nationals. a fast memi-pro team of | south Norwalk. has @ few open dates for | © teams desiring a sood attraction for | reasonable guarantee. Address Manager | | Frank F. Allen, 13 Clay Street, South Nor- walk, Conn New Hav Harvard baseb the American | their third game next werfes of two games played next Tuesday | and Wednesday proves a tie A. H. 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