New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1920, Page 12

ARD SPRINGS SURPRISE ON YALE, WINNING BARL GAME, 4 TO 1—CLEVELAND INDIANS HAMMER RED SOX PITCHERS HARD—BROOKLYN DODGERS OES OF SLUMP—ANDERSON DOWNS BOB STONE OF WATERBURY—CHAMPION JOHNSTON IS BEATEN IN BRITISH LAWN TENNIS TOURNEY GAN | VALE IS BEATEN |BROOKLYN DODGERS | RED SOX BY HARVARD, 4T0 1IN THROES OF SLUMP —l THAT wouLD THIS WAS ONE OoF NI} A L | ns . . oH Viwcent DD . 5 Improve Batting Felton Twirls Brilliant Ball for Pirates Gain a 9 to 7 Win 0ver; il saghdfgicl) e e Seiv KATHLEEIS cEsy m wnswr 20 Saleties Crimson Team | Robbie’s Boys I I:':" éfz APZ‘SVT‘;EESSE-E HAD BEEN IN D?f:::,f:m s Focus L-—Prookivn lost fte and ninth eut of 11 pening letti r and sehmidt; | mes and Miller 010 012 001 1 O Nelld teady in th Selleck Was nd Gowdy and O'Neil; o B s . effective Homers Win for Reds THIS WOoLLD HAVE } a1 ehing e Sy ol S ! DIDNT ANY OF THERES ONE 200 106 omi—s b o exan leaguer S b it ) il Been A PEACH ¥ (Lo quen oo ff uere ofF A | W GISF G Al goveveld; Mays to Sreak Philedsiphia’s” winning | BUT IT WAS UNDER - ? HOUSE THAT'S NEGATIVES HAD Hoftman e v - After four straight, by a score of | 13 contest that went 11 innines ExPOSED - IT 600 NOTHING ON THEM - " oc up to the e h. when U s g ' ¢ Frodericin B | Sina’ct ned matiers by’ knocking ihe. bal MAKES “THE. FACE Sy SOMETHING HAPPENED \ E | ove 11 e right-fie fence. Daubert did Jike- the 11th. The score by innings O T To THE SHUTTER hnines r h e - Z rohoe 000 000 2 1 201 000 111t 9 Philadelphia 010 006 400 = 81 000 000 | Batteries: Luque and Wingo, Causer, nd Gharrity helow PAT. | Gollia and Tragesser. hth, when | Peevey e 3 —Chicago overcame 1ead here resterday, win- ning the first game of the series by a score of 10 to 4. The score by innings ed with stick work of his Nelding ¢ es | Chicago 001 106 020—10 18 | New York 300 000 100— 4 14 7 was whisked across the Batteries: Tyler, Carter and O'Farrell: rh $ 3 when Thorne | penton, Barnes. Hubbell and Snyder #00 000 00 000 000 010 4 Mohalk; Marri HI1S WEEK . 10 BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL passes forced NATIONAL LEAGUE. hingham, Lin A { Yesterday's Results. r home. while v - st g Chicago 10; New York 4. s henving the | Pittsburgh 9:; Brookiyn 7 Hoston 3 Louts 2 (11 innings) Cincinnati 3; Philadeiphia 1 (11 innings) Standing of ‘:::‘..cm.:mx o S S S OSSN OSSO > IS | E SS E X a1 22 M:OTO R : CARS New York Philadelphia Chicago at New York Pitisburgh at_Brool St. Louls at Bost Cincinnat! at P YIT= Yesterdas's Results == New York 3 ) Boston 5. 3 7 B ‘ d > ; Philadeiphia 1 i iy Washington 6; Detroit 1. - 2443 - Standing of the Clubs. b, However, Dee v e o 3 e w‘o‘n Lost herift on Casino . 23 Make Cleanup. £ this city and bury engaged in iting matches In < kpin Champion atnle < 7 | Games Toaay. he start of the . B ' ork at St. Louis. nlloys last night at Cleveland . h ! Iphia at Chicago, he odd game in . | Washington at Detroit t It was anly . mttles that the Philadeiphia Not Limited to But One Advantage Noe. _In encoun- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. all records and 73105, e eading 10: Buffalo = (1s wing good work Bride. Attendanc 00 Buffal 2 o vaniod | ioive > XY : : : el BUhG of roval | Ameriean Trasls e O e S The question of motor car economy is not limited to gas- tHelr presence | o iiigney of 3. C. Parke in 3 b oline mileage. e e Eeaites mmim 0 Essex Reveals True Economy re In a very | British Champlonship Tourney. « « . 34 = e gy i ‘ sl N It includes oil, tires and particidarly repair costs. ecelved quite a | - rted the match \d second games | > "c i ; ' Jersey City ¢ The Essex consumes no more gasoline than other cars of Xhe Bruss Oty 3 . similar capacity. And it is a common remark of all ownezs s strong and | N r g, Sul . . - I (s sreintl T “on v o that it requires hardly any oil. then display G court nnexing thr > e large D EA i i 1 ¢ Jooked iike u | mi ne i ’;"'T:’,“ ”,& ":“ As for its tire economy, many reports are so remarkable ‘esterday’ esults er showed that | beine A In turn Ly well-placer e e waic s T that we repeat them only with the, explanation that they are me by winning . e hit | 870 i exceptional rather than average. One owner has a record of nd then excite- When, in the however ¢ “Hartrord: posiponed: 29,600 miles on one set of tires that appear good for several game, Ander S o BrC i a strike, Stone’s | '\ . : S thousand more miles of use. Inde The local p! g o Ve Standing of the Clubs. y at the pins In | ¥ r . - Won Lost nd managed to | 3°0° - . 3 - 9 New Haven . 29 16 The repair requirements are so slight that it has given Bridgeport *s 1t L 313 Essex a distinctive position among all cars. et S. & F. MOTOR SALES Corp. woven-pin mar- oday. Springfield at Waterbury AT P e 155 ELM S s L I Tel. 731 Worcester at Pitt ® ® e s e t Distributors for New Britain, Bristol, Plainville, Terryville, Southington, Milldale. (ot (AEESNNYNERRSRRNRRRNRRRRURNRRNRAANRRRRRNRON)