New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 8

ANDERSON TO BOWL ANDY M'CARTHY HERE JULY 1—WET WEATHER CAUSES POSTPONEMENT OF NEW BRITAIN MACHINE CO.OPENING OF BAS- PARK—PIONEERS DOWN HILLTOPS A. C. WITH MICKEY NOONAN CATCHING—K. OF C. BASEBALL SCHEDULE—ST. MARY'S PLAYGROUNDS EVENTS “Feller” - ByBriggs s Needs a Friend 1 WATCHED a guys INA flfl;il.lh:lw._ ¢ o o RIDE THE same plug. NINE TP:OI;.;ND miles, AND F’IR.E l‘lh.l“oahn ALL AFTERNOON. WITHOU.T‘ .RE:LOADING. AND TH.!N: 1!: a close.up HE ROLLED a smoke, WITH Jl:S_;’ o;w hang, AND I ,t;led.u..myu& FIRST V;IT;I ;n. hand. THEN VI.IT;I ;‘oc THEN W.IT;'I ;ny mouth. STAYED PUT long encugh. FOR u‘m’u:nc it. AND I t;nu;h:! had 1t AND TH.EN.R.BM LIKE A Roman candle, AND IU;N.ED.&. rug. AND BU;IN.ED.IIII_ clothes, AND !V.ER.Y‘I';IIN& 80 1M convinced, .« o o PLL NEVER get. THAT ACTOR'S job. PEREE) AND 1 know now. e o o THAT THE only things. § CAN roll with one hand. ARE ROLLICKING dominoes. AND'M going-to stick. TO MY regular-smokes. FOR THEY satisty. e e a &, EVER see & *‘close-up” of real cigaretts contentment? Get next toany Ches- terfield smoker, and watch him r “‘they satigfy!’® It’s all in the blend of those choice Turkish and Domestic events during the prewent weel Tonight—K. of €. Athlatic Oirle’ practice. Tuesday—Police practice, afternoon; dustrial lesgue game, Stanley Rule Level Co. vs. American Hostery Co., 7 p Wednesday—8t. Mary's Athletic Gyis pract ' Thursda Iee o'clock sharp, K Middietown Friday—Industrial league game, and Clark ve. Stanley Works Saturday Afterncon—White Sox of Man- K. of C. Game called at 3 p. m, CHICAGO GUBS HIT HARD AND TIMELY dim Vaughn Twirls Effectively practice; St NNING § CHECKED _H_omer Starts d to Victory New York marked the hore yesterday by 3 lr hre hat had reached e \sallowed by Bodie's nt-Held stands in the nto _the lead and d. The score by " TOURNEY DATES Anderson and McCarthy to Clash at Casino Alleys July 1 PSS practice; of C. v bz game at Russelisl of Landers, Charles E. Mshoney, of the duckpin championship tourney, has akranged the second round of games. Locally the round opens tomorrow evening with Sheriff Bob Stone. of Waterbury, meet- ing Eddle Anderson, of this city, on the Casino alleys. Stone defeatod Anderson last Thursday night in Waterbury, winning six games out of 11 rolled. On Thursday, July 1, the game that is being awaited by all loeal fans—tho Anderson-McCarthy mateh—will be rolied on the Casino strips Teller, the Naugatuek star, will display hix prowass to local fans here Thursday, July 5. Eeoretary Connecticut rhoe 020 003 0004 & O L0080 908 0303 12 O Mmanah ;. Ehocker, Jersey City 5; Buffalo 4 (24 game). Toronto 3: Baltimore 2 Reading 15; Rochester 9 Akron 14; Syracuse 9 (1st game). BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL OPENING IS POSTPONED T0 OPPOSE BOXING LAW batted Perry Phitadeiphia the series. The rhoe 084 000 10w—7 10 1 011 000 1026 14 4 and Schalk; Pecry, in Front. ashington ries here yesterday o4 it hard by the viel- ributing home runw n sedount of rain in on had scored four reverting to the the fitth. The ecore ~Overcoming & five- ted Cleveland in the yosterday, 10 to 9 from the box In went in and scored nd & base on balls uswell In the elghth In & cold raln. The r hoe 1010 18 915 0 00 033 03 000 0 Karr Morton inwoll and and Nuna- AYGROUNDS Plin, of 8t. Mary's Against Dodgers 21.—~Chicago defeated the last game of the fmes was hit hard Brooklyn, June Brookiyn. 4 to 2. In series here yestorday in the first five inni hut tightened up and did not allow a hit in the last four Vaughn was effective in every inning except the fifth, when the Dodgers scored two runs The wcore by innings: rhn 100 120 000—4 S 000 020 000—2 9 2 ‘aughn and O'Farrell: Grimes . Chicago .. o Brooklyn Batterics and Miller Glants Win Easily. New York, Jume 21—The New York Nationals deefated Pittsburgh. 8 to 0, here yostarday. Carlson was knocked out of the box in the first inning. the Ciants scoring five runs. The score by Innings: o 502 000 01x—8 9 000 000 000—0 6 1 Now York ....e.... Pittsburgh ........... Batteries: Douglas and Smith and Snyder; Carlson, Hamilton and Schmidt and Heffner KACEYS' BASEBALL SCHEDULE Arranges Fine Schedule for I l l 1 i Manager Pils » Aggregation—Games Are to Be | Played at St. Mary's Playgrounds. Manager Arthur A ghis of Columbus the following the team. The home ed at St Mary's playgro Owing he wet weather the practice scheduled this evening Will be held on Wednesday the grounds. The schedule June 24~—Russell Mfg. Co Pils, of Daly couneil paseball team, has schedule of games witl Kr arrapged be ght at At i Middlet At Home, chester At Home At Home chester At Home Spartans of At Home, At Home, ot June 28—White Hox of Man Tuly July 1—Pexto of Southington ~Hudsons of South Man- July & Game)— Hartford July §—Corinthians of Harttord July 10— West Ends of Bristol At Home, July 15—Open At Home, July 17—-Open Away from Home, Jul) (Morning 15—Wh The compl dule of games follows . Waterbury New Britain Bristol Bridgeport Hartford O'Brien vs. Etokes Stone v Dewey Teller ve. Lev Porto ve. McCarthy .......... Thursday, June 24. Anderson vs. Stokes O'Brien vs. Dowe Canade vs. Teller .. Stone vs. Porto iday, June 2 MeCarthy Waterbury Bridgeport . Nmugatuck New Haven Lewis va Hartford Stokes vs. Dewey ve Teller vs. Canade MeCarthy v Lewis Porto ve Stone Thuy Anderson O'Brien Hartford Bristol Brid Wa wday, July 1. .. Waterbury . Bridgeport . New Haven New Britain Stokes va. Canade Dowey va. Tellor Lewis vs. Porto e McCarthy vs. Anderson Friday, July Stone Tuesday, July 6. Stokes . Dewey O'Brien Lewis Me Thursday, July 8. Stokes Porto Dewey vs. Stone Teller ve. Anderson Friday, O'Brien uesds O'Brien vs Hartford Canade vs Teller vs Stone v Porto vs Anderson vs .. Bristol . Naugatuck Waterbury 5 Bridgeport Carthy Hartford Wa Bridgeport . New Britain July 9. Lewis vs Hartford . July 13. Porto va. Stokes New Faven Waterbury Bridgeport Hartiord Naugatuck ve Dewey O'Brien vs. L. Canade vs. McCarthy Anderson vs. Teller Thursday, July 15 1e rthy v _Can Bristol BOWLING Casino Bowling Alleys OPEN DAILY 10 A. M. MeCi New Britain | NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. New York 8: Pittsburgh 0 Chicago 4: Brooklyn 2. Standing of the Clubs. Lost Cincinnati .. 21 Brooklyn ..... 3 Chicago ... 5 5 St. Louts Pittsburgh Boston Yew York . | Philadelphia .. PC 588 549 Games Today. St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. Boston 10; Cleveland 2 New York 4 Louis 3 hicago 7: Philadeiphia 5 Washington 9; Detroit 1 (five innings). Standing of the Clubs. Won Lost 3 19 | X Washington .. | st Louis | Detroit | Philadciphia .. .16 Games Today. Boston at Cleveland New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at Detroit. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Y4 7's Results. 537 Akron 15; Rochester 4 (2d game). Standiug of the Clubs. Won Buffalo ...i....... .37 Baltimore ... ....35 Toronto 36 | Akron . .32 Reading 26 Jersey City Rochester Eyracuse Games Today. Rochester at Jersey City. Buffalo at_Reading. Akron at Baltimore. EASTERN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. New Haven 5; Springfield 3 Pittsfield 9; Bridgeport § Hartford 3; Waterbury 1. Albany 3; Worcester 2. (10 innings). Standing of the Clubs. Won Lost 15 1% 19 P.C. .659 600 513 New Haven Bridgeport Hartford .. Pittsfield .. 500 Springfield ST 158 WOrcester ............--13 ! Albany 2 Waterbury .. Springfieid at Bridgeport Pittsficld at New Haven. Hartford at Waterbury (two games). Worcester at Albany (two games) OFF DAY FOR OARSMEN. Members of Harvard snd Yale Crews Cruise on Sound Yesterday. New London, June 21.—Harvard and Yale rowing squads went yachting yesterday. The Cambridge men were guests of Harry Mor- gan, ca in of the freshman crews, aboard his father's steam yacht Corsair, and the New Haveners took a sail on Harry Payne ‘Whitney's power yacht. The oarsmen left their respective quarters morning, cruised on Inclement Weather Causes Manager Sweet of New Britain Machine Co. Team to ! Alter Plans—Pexto Here June 20. Manager Charles H. Sweet, of the New Britain Machine company baseball team, announced today that owing to the incle- ment weather the scheduled opening of the New Britain Machine company field tomor- row evening has been postponed until Tuesday evening, June 29. It originally had been planned to open the grounds tomorrow evening with the Pexto team of Southington as the locals’ opponent. The game will be plaved next week. Manager Sweet is ar- ranging a snappy schedule of games to be played on Tuesday evenings at the fleld. Among the opponents secured for the Ma- chinists are the crack Fisk Red Tops of Chicopee, Mass. DUMB DAN WRITES. Morgan Says Carpentier-Levinsky Battle Will Take Place in Fall. Sporting Editor, Dear Sir: Battling Tevinsk: light heavyweight champion, and Georges Carpentier, the “wonder man * will bex either in the month of October or November for the light heavy. weight championship of the world, weight 175 pounds ringside. Mr. Descamnps, representing Carpentier, has signed a contract extending the date of contest from July 26 to a date not later than November, and I have done ‘the samec for Levinsky. It i1s possible that the contest may take place in Octpber. But there is no doubt about the contest taking place, and it will show the public whether or not the Frenchman is a fit opponent for the heavyweight champion. It would not do the boxing game any good for the boxing fans to pay big prices for seate to see a ! Dempsey-Carpentier bout and the contest to finish in a round or two. If Carpentier can whip Levinsky he will then have good grounds for a bout with the champion, for the Battler has _easily whipped Billie Miskie, Bill Brennan. Bartley Madden, Charlie Weinert and all the rest of the supposed heavyweight contenders, with the exception of Fred Fulton. Levinsky first with Carpentier, and if the Frenchman can whip the American cham- pion, then throw him into the Fing with | Dempsey and. it will be a great battle. . Fourteen Massachusetts Clergymen Head' Petition to Prevent Popular Sports—Othes’ Individuals and Organizations Protest. Boston, June 21.—A petition bearing the signatures of 14 clergymen as the first move® to prevent the new Massachusetts boxing law from going into effect September 4 under the amendment to the Constitution has been flled with the secretary of state. If the petitioners can file an additional 15,000 signatures from four counties before that time the operation of the law will be held up, under the initiative and referendum amendment to the Constitution., and the question will have to be submitted to the voters at the next state election. In view of the fact that the Lord’s Day league an& a number of churches are behind the move- ment, it is regarded as likely that the requisite number of signatures will be ob- tained. The law provides for a boxing com= mission. appointed by the government, and allows 10-round professional bouts. PIONEERS WIN Locals Turn Back Hillitop A. C. With 5-to-1 Defeat—Noonan Again Dons the Backstop Spangles for Local Nine. A big crowd turned out at the Ellis streets grounds yesterday afternoon to see the Hilltop A. C. of New Haven take a S-to-1 beating from the Pfoneers and also to cheer Mickey” Noonan upon his return to the local club. “Mickey” displayed all of his old form behind the bat, and Palmer, the husky twirler, seemed to be at his best with the reliable backstopping accorded him. He turned back 11 of the visitors through the s. o. route. Johnson, the Maine eollegian, was back in the game with the locals, play- ing shortstop. He 4id well. Begley, a second base, turned in a fine afternoon's work. both in the fleld and at bat, and Eddie Goeb had his batting eye with him, setting three safe clouts during the game. TO RETURN TO DIAMOND. ‘Worcester, June 21.—Joy comes to Worcester with the announcement that Pat Maloney, former star outfielder of the Boosters, will join the Worcester club in Pittsfield Tuesday. Maloney had decidegdato give up the professional game, b \ urging by Eddle Smith ;