New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 9

seball in a Nutshell. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesarday's R New York 1. Chicago Detroit 5, Roston 2, (first) Detroit 3, Heston 1, (second) $t. Louis 10, Philadelphia $ , Cleveland 2, Washington 0 Standing of the Clubs. w L. . 68 33 65 61 " “ " Cleveland New York Chieago St Louls Washington Roston L1 Detroit o 59 Philadelphia . 7 1% 10 (1) s Games Today. New York In Chicage Boston in Detroit Philadelphia in St. Leuis Washington in Cleveland NATIONAL | GUF., Yestorday's Resalts, New York & Cincinnati 2 8t. Louls 4, Rrooklyn 1 Pittaburgh 3. Boston 2 Chicago 4, Philadelphia 2 ' Standing of the Clubs. w 1 PR 3 4 . 82 oo 49 .. 48 . 80 Rrooklyn Cincionati New York Pittaburgh Chieago 8t. Louls .. Roston Philadelphia 4 ‘1 “ 45 L1 52 a 55 Games Today. ! Cincinnati in New York St. Louls in Brooklyn. Pittsburgh in Boston Chicago in Philadelphia INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, Yesterday's Results. Rochester 4, Ruffalo 2 Toronto v. Akron 1 (first) Toronte 5, Akron %, (second) The Syracuse-Baltimore games played last Sunday Standing of the Clubs, w L. Baltimore R L) 23 Huffalo ‘e a5 Toronto 27 Akron et} Reading 52 Jorsey City . €0 Rochester .7 Eyracuse 7 Games Today. Jersey City in Baltimore Reading in Syracuse. Toronto in Buffalo Akron in Rochester EASTERN LEAGUE. Yestoerday's Results, Martford Rridgeport 1 Worcester 4, Pittafield 3 Albany 1. Springfield 0 Waterbury 7, New Havem 0 Sanding of the Clubs, w L 40 4 @ @ 4" “ 4 bl New Haven Waorcester .. Springfeld Pittsfield Bridgeport Albany Hartford Waterbury Games Today. Bridgeport at Hartford Waterbury at New Haven Springfeld at Albany Worcestor at Pittafield ELKS PURSE TO GEERS. Toledo, Ohlo, Aug. 3.—Peter June, driven by the veteran Edward Geers, won the Elk club 2:09 trot for a purse of 35,000, the feature race of the opening day of the Grand Circult meating hore, this afternoon Bruisi- loff was driven to the trot in the open- fng heat by Tommy Murphy, but Peter June, the favorite, came on and won the next two heats and the race. Jot lt. Down Many a fleeting idea has been perma- nently captured within the pages of a ‘ handy pocket memorandum book. And ideas build businesses. You know how it is—unless you jot down the inspiration at once, the chances are that it will forever escape your memory. We can supply you with just the kind of note book to suit you Our assortment is unusually complete Large, small and medium ; different kinds of cowvers ; end open or side open. Loose Jeaf or bound. Shop » little and see them. ADKINS | " PRINTING CO. 66 Church St. THE BOYS IN THE OTHER CAR NOWADAYS — WHAD JA WAKE Mma UP For iy TIOUS' AS T WAS GONNA ShAam “THa LAND LOWD RAISIN THE REHT— YOU GO AND WANKE ME 0P — LOTTA HewP EDW. MILLER DIES | SUDDENLY : Heart Trouble anE | Alcobolism Claims Brickyard Worker | Medical Examiner Waterman Liyon today gave his finding in the case of Edward Miller, aged 37 years, who was found dead last night at the Roberts street dump, that the death was due to heart trouble and acute alcoholism Miller, who was em- ploved at Towers' brickyard, was dis- covered shortly after 8§ o'clock last night by Edwin Hulteen of 15 Roberts street and Charles Oquist of 1% Roberts street The men had, been watehing the actions of the deceasea tor a few minutes before he sat down at the dump, and when the body fell forward a few moments later they went to investigate ldfe was found to be extinet, and the police were notified Station Officer Herbert . Lyon and Motorcycle Patrolman Wil llam Strolls were sent 1o the scene, whers they remained until permis- slon was granted by the medical ex- aminer for removal. T. W. Mitchell, the undertaker was notifled, and he had the body sent to the Tarrant & Haffey funeral rooms on Myrtle street to prepare for burial. Medical Ex- aminer Lyon, gave orders last night that nothing was to be done to the body until this morning pending a possible autopsy, but careful investi- gation by that oSicial today, disclosed that such an autopsy Wwas unneces- sary. The dead man had been a resident of this city all his life and regided for many y2ars on Brook street. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Lindner of Cleveland street, and several hrothers and uisters, whese whereabouts were Dot ascertained at this writing. A short time before 6 o’'clock, Miller, who appeared to be under the in- fluence of liquor entered the store conducted by Mrs. C. F. Schaefer at 314 South Main street. He was rather unsteady on his feet, and it was with apparent difficulty that he seemed to know just what he desired to pur- chase. After ordering some steak he left the store and started in the di- rection of Roberts street Several people residing in that vicinity noticed the unsteady gait of the man as he As he he entered the dumping grounds reached the slope of the dump, sat down, and in a few seconds the body was seen by Hulteen and Oqufit to fall forward. It was at this time that they went to the place and found him dead. Just the Thing! ST it's ly unnecessary. FOO FAIRYFOOT ESE T RS - Dickinson Drug Compauy. RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 127 Main St., Opp. Arch. Tel. 1409-2 Wednesday Morning Specials AT ', PRICE—AIl Wool AT $1.50—One lot of Voile Waists. sell at $2.00 and $2.50 Slip-on Sweaters. These regularly AT $1.39—One lot of Children’s Gingham Dresses. Value $2.00 and $2.25 AT 19¢—One lot of Infants’ Socks and Sizes 4, to 614. Hose. 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