New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1920, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, S TWO HITS ASSIST MATERIALLY IN WIN BY CINCINNATI OVER BROOKLYN CLUB—CLEVELAND AND SENATORS SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER — BILLY | | CONTENDER FOR HEAVYWEIGHT HONORS, TO BOX JACK DEMPSEY LABOR DAY—MACHINISTS AND NEW DEPARTURE CLUBS PLAY TIE GAME |° ECO. HOLDS | BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL \ KOPF ASSISTS IN 1026, |(Aint It a Grand and Glorious Feelin’? By Briggs | IN I-1 TIE on Account ol Dark- | nson Pitches Well between the he New Departure and the New Britain ¥ ®t the close of the ninth 1 in that department of pitehers allowed three hits Sirgek out six men and Goodrioh retired four Mrikeout route and allowed riation. tled and two out In the NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cincinnati §; Brool Chicago 10; Hoston New York §; 8t Louls 1 Pitisburgh 7, Standing of the Clubs. Brooklyn Cinetnnatt Pittsburgh | chicago Now York St. Louts Boston 5 Philadelphia Pittaburgh at Philadeiphia AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterday’'s Results. Cheago 3; Detroit 1. Cleveland 6-6; Washington 4-19. minth frame, the Machinists that filled the bags. After o first, Ted Kilduft grounder to out at o Wt short for to felding 1n & he pounded out the by . Carl Johnson, & played well & former looa! of the Kndes olub, playing Zilke, Lanning and Forslund Sweusy soeomoun, loasw wlunsssonoes wlene =2 suSueosnny an . E . . 4 3 1 K L] lowmusn ~losmsscsce wleonessonuer wlemcomcsses 21 ..000 001 000—1 001 000 0001 EN MAY PROTEST —_— That Team Which Wen Momors Is Made Up of Shooters. 28.—Olymplc me Amaerioan trapshoo » reception given by let-Latour, president of the @ committes, at his #. Wright, of Buftalo, used Frellod ahots (n breaking his Individual event, in which he Plum, of Atlantic City, and . of Cincinnatl, for third wed third prise, & bronze eommittes offered two oups ho did not win places t and thess were won nd Canada per Etolle Belge, commenting hooting events, said yesterda thon has been not amateur; confirmed from any other D DIVIDES Game of Double-Weader from ond Game Goes to the Beore of 19 to 6 July 28.—Clevaland and Wash- yostorday's double-heade: inning the first, 5 to 4. and the wecond, 19 to & Scor (FIRST GAME) rhoe erteciries 003 002 001—5 5 O . 100 000 003—4 11 Morton and 8 O'Nelll; Gharrity (SECOND GAME) rhoe 390 011 104—19 22 0 020 000 400— 6 11 4 Pleinieh and Caldwell uly 28.-—Excellont pitching by allowsd only five hits and nine men. won for Chicago in game with Detroit, 3 to 1. The In the first Inning on three hits. Seore b rohn 200 001 000--3 7T 100 000 060—1 #nd Hehalk: Leonard DAILY 10 A. M. Standing of the Clabe ‘Won Cleveland 61 New York Chicago Hoston at Cleveland Washington Detroit New York t. Louis. Philadeiphia at Chicago. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUR. Yesterdas's Resulta. Syracuse §; Jersey City 3 Reading §; Baltimore 7. Toronto 7, Rochester 3. Akron 7; Buffalo 1 Buffalo Baltimore Toronto Akron Reading Jersey City Rochester Syracuse Gumes Today. Jersey City at Syracuse. Baltimore at Reading Rochester at Toronto. Buffalo at Akron. EASTERN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Resulia. Worcester 3; Springfield = (12 innings) Pittafield 4 Waterbury Albany 2; New Haven Worcester Pittsield Springfeld Pittafield at Springfieid. Worcester at Hartford. New Haven at Bridgeport. Albany at Waterbury RESOLUTE'S LAST RACE Viectorious Craft Will Be Dismantied at the Herreshoff Yards—Captaln Adams Highly Commended for His Handling of Sloop. New York, July 28-—Resolute, which decistvely defeated Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV. In the deciding yacht race in defense of the America’s Cup yesterday, probably will not run another race, said M. B. Parsons, a member of the race com- mittee of the New York Yacht Club, today. detender, which cost thousands of o taken to a shipyard at City to Bristol, R. L, where be dismantied at the .. There will be no speclal celebration of ‘s victory by the New York Yacht > Yachtsmen highly praised the han- dling of Resolute by Charles Francis Adams d in all of the races off Sandy I His oop in the fluky winds red 10 be nearly faultiess. Norweglans, seven all American citi- unstinted praise Chris O ensen, the saliing master, won the yacht race against shamrock 111 in Sir Thomas Lipton., who hid his bitter disappointment behind his cordial congratu- Iatons to Iesolute and her crew, saying that the better boat won, will soon leave for & visit to Canada. He will issue another ehallenge In 1922 and will name the chal- lenger Shamrock V The big green sloop probably will be towed up the Mudson within & few days and anchored to allow visitors a chance to inspect her INTERPLAYGROUND MEET Smalley and Bartlett Grounds Play Games Before 330 Spectators—Bartiett Wins the Bascball Game, 8 to 7. rplayground the va it being estimated that ) children were present Hartiett girls’ baseball team der % to 7, a Boehm ars for the losers, each run Helen Huber and yed Dest for the winners, For Smalley, Boehm and Yetta Truhan; for Helen er and Anna Soioskie and Sexton were umpires A volley bail game was won by Smalley: Bartiett won the relay race and dodge ball contests Misses Dougherty and Tormay supervised CINCY’S VICTORY Local Boy Knocks Out Two Hits in Game With Brooklyn Brooklyn, July 28.—Cincinnati opened its werles with Brooklyn here yesterday by de- feating the home team, § to 3. The visi- tors secured a three-run lead In the first inning and increased this as the game pro- gressed. Larry Kopf knocked out' two hits for the Reds. Brooklyn released Doug Baird to the New York Nationals yesterday by the walver route. Score by innings rhoe 300 103 100—$ 10 1 001 010 010—3 11 1 Batteries: Ructher and Allen and Wingo: Marquard, Mamaux, Mitchell, Mohart and Elliott Cincinnatt . Brooklyn Flllingim Inefective. Boston, July Pillingim was ineffective yesterday and Chicago had littie trouble winning, 10 to 2. It was Chicago's fifth straight victory at Braves Fyeld, the home team having falled to defeat the Cubs once this season in Boston. Seore by innings: rhoe Chieago . ..012 050 020—10 16 2 Boston Ay 1010 000 010— 2 7 6 Batteries: Tyler and Daly; Fillingim, Rudolph and O'Neil Giants Continue to Win. New York, July 25.—The New York Giants celebrated their return to the Polo Grounds by defeating St. Louis, § to 1, yesterday. Hornsby was slightly hurt in a play at second in the first inning and retired from the game. Score by Innings: rhoe ..300 131 00x—$ 17 3 ..000 000 010—1 3 6 and_ Gonzales and i Haines, North, Kime, Glenn and and Clemons. New York . St. Louls Pirates, With Hamilton, Win. Philadeiphia. July 28—Philadelphia wi helpless before Hamilton yesterday in t National League game here since June 25, getting only four hits and losing, 7 to 1. Score by innings h e r Pittsburgh 200 021 2007 § 1 000 000 001—1 4 2 Haeffner; Meadows, Philadelphy Gallia DEMPSEY T0 BOX MISKE Bout Will Be Staged st Benton Harbor on Labor Day—Champion Will Recelve a Guarantee of $50,000 for 10-Round Go. New York. July 28—Word came from Chicago yesterday that Jack Dempasey, heavyweight champion of the world, has been matched to meet Billy Miske in a 10-round bout at Benton Harbor on Labor Day. The champlon, according to an announcement, is to receive a guarantee of $50,000, with a privilege of accepting a percentage of the receipts, while Miske has agreed upon a flat guarantee of $25,000. According to the promoter, Fitzsimmons, the man who promoted the bout between Charley White and Benny Leonard, Miske will move on to Benton Harbor four weeks in advance of the bout to begin his training and_will call off two bouts that he is en- | Eaged (o box. Fitzstmmons adds that the bout will b, referee’s decidfon 1t Dempsey will a The pair ha on two oceasions, once in a 10-round bout at St Paul and | again in a six-round whirl at Philadelphia Miske claimed vietory In both e 5 although he was outpunched and outpointed in_the Quaker meeting | Miske has been out of it for over a year | because of (liness and for a time It was thought that he would never be able to box again. He has left his iliness well behind him and believes that he can give the champion a run for the title OLYMPIC TEAM IS KEEPING IN TRIM Deck of Matoika Resembles a Gymnasium Daily On Board U. 5. 8 Matolka, July 27 (By Wireless to The Associated Press) —Perfoct salling weather today permitted the mem- bers of the American Olympic team to sottle down to their 11-day training routine A 70-yard cork sprint track has been laid on the upper deck and punching-bag stands and wrestling mats have been placed. There is a canvas swimming tank on the lower deck, but when filled with salt water today it split under the strain and will have to be repaired. The sprinters practiced starts and dashes, while the distance runners circled the lower | deck many times, under the eyes of their trainers. The wresters boxers, fence 3 i shot-putiers and tug-of-war men worked o under the direction of their respectiv® For the remainder of the trip the training calls for twice-a-day sessions when the weather Is fair Owing to the heat of the lower decks, first-place winners in the tryouts for Mara- | thon runners, cyclists and sprinters havo | been transferred to the sick bay and upper | deck cabins by consent of the transport! officers. This change s mueh appreciated by the athictes and team officials Dress and competition uniforms were dis- | tributed this evening. They consist « ] blue Bannel coat ap with an Amer shield, white flannel trousers. white shoes, white jersey shirt with embroidered shield and white trunks with red, white and blue seam bands and border. Two stowaways have been dis 1 aboard the transport. One of them is John Norten, of Toledo, who also was a stow- away on the Finland when the American Olymplc team safled in 1912, At that time he was made mascot of the team. He hid in a stateroom shoe chest of the Princess Matoika from aturday Monday now has signed as a waiter on the transport m to Antwerp. no sick- ness aboard NAVY ATHLETES TRAIN. Representatives to Olymplc Games Work Out Twice Duily Aboard Ship. | On Boara U. S S Prederick. July 2% (By Wireless to The Associated F — The Navy athletes, en route to Antwerp, are keeping up hard practice on the quar- deck. Crews, wresticrs, boxers, fencers and runners are exercising twice daily The Frederick, which has aboard athletes and coaches of the vy Olymple party. I8 145 miles ahead of the Prince® Matoika, whieh is carrying the othed Olympic tegms. Radio messages 1o the athietes have been sceived from Secretary Daniels and Rear- AF You HAVE A LOUELY DAUGHTER ON THE OLD FARM AN SHE CAanN RIDE A HOSS, RUN A @AR an A TYPEWRITER AN A HAVRAKE AVD PLAY THE PIANNY gy =y ‘AN SHE RUNS AWAY To NEW YOoRw AN’ LEAVES YEM LONESOME FIT To DIE. 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