New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1921, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1921. KELLY BRIDGEPOi!T BOWLING STAR, AT ROGERS’ RECREATION ALLEYS TONIGHT—ROBINS DIVIDE TWIN BILL WITH PHILLIES *; l}l&g%gll"sggDM&LsE FROM BROWNS THAT IS HALTED ON ACCOUNT OF HEAVY STORM—WHITNEY TO MATCH TRYSTER WITH BEHAVE YOURSELF & RSON CLASHES | TIGERS ANNEX ODD(ROBINS ANDPHILS | iw Grand wnd Gloviws Fesliog_—— -~ -~ - - KELLY TONIGHT GAME FROM BROWNS | ~ DIVIDE TWIN BILL' ler‘lg—l_lgpgul ol Deieat-‘l Electric SIOI;II—H;ES- Contest in Robbie's Men Start Day's Work Visitor Decisively Seventh Inning With a Victory By Briggs AND HE PILES onl ABUSE AND "BAWLS You ouT . FOR ONE THING OR ANOTHER AT EVERY OPPORTUANTY WHEN . THE . BOSS HAS BEeEenN RIDING ROUGH SHOD OVER You FOR SEVERAL DAYS AND You TAWE T ALL- MEEKLY BECAUSE YouVE GOT A WIFE AND WiDS AT HomMme -AND You HAVE - HARD WORK -To WEEP. FROM “TALWKING BACK ® Philadelphia, May 10.—The champion Robins fluttered over her c two blows at Philadelphia yesterday before their long stand against the invading West- at Ebbets Field. The Brookiyn- blows at Donovan's but only one of them oaa to 5 the to a| Detroit _won the St. Louis 7 off Cullop in unable ric storm accompan ended the game af sd /s half of the e four runs st May 10 series from fuco will be seen at Rogers’ S Alleys this evening, when Bridgeport star, will tackle derson in the Connecticut ourney feature at the alleys. | the Park City man has the Andy in the league standing The scor Imes. The local man is de- that the jJinx will be shaken ening. In last week's games ed two nip and tuck con- | Freddie Donlon of Rock ning one match six games d losing the second clash fgures. ults of games last Meys, follow AT yeaterday, getting firgt Inning that AT 2 lead Browss were | | =la ern t ites got men all landed. in their right enough, by heav i Detroit had ¢ which | h inning by t rbas won t der by the count o Young. b score: Brooklva (N.) i wh Johnston 3b Olson, - Grimth, Hood, rf .. Wheat If . tehy 1b ., bY | m é THEN ONE DAY WHEN HE 2 \TS - FRom A RIVAL PARTICULARLY ABUSIVE You PTIRM OFFERING YOU MORE GET A LETTER MONEY To Join ‘Emm night »< AT - 1T A GR-R-R-RAND anD GLOR-R-R-Ri0US 11 74 . Louls (A AT 100 " recora Flahier's A 100 101 Moo M %0 110 108 11 32 306 ROGERS' ALLEYS LEY WORKS SPECIAL. Pin Fish HARTFORD, -4 wlocoonrausn wuocoues ¢ sloscsscconms 200 umeloorsn ° \insmith Cobh. Three n bases—Veach, Blue. plays—Hellman and Left on base Base on balle—Oft w Hits—Ofr Boland 3 in 4 1-3 Cullop 1, Boland Umplr ilde- rerifie Bilue; Loe Detroit Oldham Culloy Innings Oldham brand and Kvans CHANCES FAVOR BLUE. Yale Looks Like a Sure Winner Over Harvard in Track Meet. New Haven, May 10.—Yale hardly t year's victory of S0 to 24 points against Harvard when the two old Saturday in The expects to equal rivals meet here their dual Elis do expect to next track games. capture the . however. All that the Blue con- cedes to the Crimson is the 100.vard dash to Gourdin, the two-mile to Cap- tain O'Connell, the hammer-throw to Brown, the shot-put to Talbot and the broad jump to Guordin. Yael's team counts on many second and third places. Sam Feldman, who is running his first year on the var- sity, and the veteran Walter Schleit- will push Gourdin closely in both sprints, while Coxe should nose out Wharton and Chute of Harvard In the quarter-mile. m TIGER GOLFERS BEAT HARVARD New York, May 10.—Princeton out- played Harvard at golf yesterday, seven matchea to two, over the Gar- den City Golf club course. The Tigers QUIST BROS., 107 Arch Street ‘our Service with n First-Class Repair Shop. ready DRS and Install New Cores. les and Fenders, Tanks and Mufflers Repaired. Streot, and see our handiwork, to REPATR Dents and Jams Removed from Notice window, Phone 1326 Urban rafr and Storage igity oks in thin & fe red, Truck we tal of Packing. this section, and our men are Experts. ood condition A fo® hundred miles. o full aharge of Packing, Crating stther Loeal or Long Distance, and Shipping Household Goods. Our We unload the goods when they Are put on, whether they are Crating and Shipping. Either by lot us serve you. OFFICE, 187 1.2 MAIN ST, Rear Dickinson Drug Store, New Britain. Office, 3003 Hruse, 2090. Under Management of A. P. Marsh, An Experiment s is Being Tried Out at Our New Store 85 West Main Street We stock only the best possible goods. . We buy them right. l. They are put on sale at an absolutely just price to you There will be NO Bargain Sa is the S:IF:TS BT nearest to the Golden THAT LAST Joewelry. Ballard & Gocht Reductions nor chang- Rule that we know. Engraving PROFESSIONAL BLDG. TYPEWRITERS — ALL MAKES Rent all makes of Typewriters, t will pay you. Get our Special Summer iter and Adding Machine Supplies. Britain Typewriter Exchange WEST MAIN STREET, TELEPHONE 812. Rawlings b Willlams cf Meunel, If Whitestone R. Miller J. Miller, Bruggy. mith 3b . - b Weinert, Total a Batted for G Brooklyn Philadelphia L0000 2 00000020 Two-! hits—Olson. Johnston, Wright- stone Lebourveau. Sacrifice hit—Konetchy. Double plays—Konetchy. unassisted; Raw- lings and J. M1l Bruggy and R. Miller. Left on bases—Brooklyn 5. Philadelphta 5. Bases on balls—Off Grimes 1, G. Smith 2. Hits—Off G. Smith 6 in 7 innings; Betts in 0 (none out in eighth), Weinert 3 in Struck out—By Grimes §, Smith 4. Um pires—Hart and McCormi Time of game 0—2 Meusel, Whitestone, ss . R. Miller, J Miller 1b Peters, © Causey, p . H“oooMoOS N wooaasouol 20e0mcoco0a Total 3 looomsonnucconus Johnston, Olson, ss Grimth, rf . % Whe Konete Myers, Nele ,ef Krueger aHood .. C. Miller, e . Cadore, p vLamar 111 us, Prefrer, speo000n000800, » » enomconuuEnmum olocscccscoscscos Total e a Ran for Krueger in tenth. b Batted for Cadore in eighth. * Two out when winning run was scored. Philadelphia ........0 000011001 Brooklyn . 001000010 Two-base hits—Meusel. J. Miller, Gausey. Three-base hit—Neis. Home run—Wright. stone. Sacrifices—Krueger, Rawlings. Dou- ble plays—Olson and Konetehy; Johnston, Myers and Konetchy; R. Milled. Rawlings and J. Miller (2). Left on bases—Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia 3. Bases on balls—Off Ca- dore 1, Miller 2, Pfeffer 1, Causey 1, Hits— Off Cadore, 6 in 7 innings; Miljus, 1 in 1 (none out in 9th); Pfeffer. 2 in 2. Hit by pitcher—By Miljus (R. Miller). Struck out —By Cadore 5, Causey 1. Losing pitcher— Pfeffer. Umpires—Hart and McCormick. Time of game—1:52. TEX RICKARD ILL Noted Promoter Is Threatened with ¢ 5 Appendicitis—Those Desiring Blocks | of Tickets to Be Disappointed. New York, May 10.—Illness which has kept him Indoors since Saturday | prevented Tex Rickard, promoter of | the world’s heavyweight champion- ship bout between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier, scheduled for Jersey City, July 2, from concerning himself with any routine details ot the match yesterday. The promoter is suffering from what his physician has diagnosed as a mild attack of ap- pendicitis. A complete rest has been , prescribed for Rickard. In the promoter’s absence from his office in Madison Square garden tow- er General Manager Frank Goultry was in charge of work relating to the contest. Captain Mallet, Carpentier's personal representative here, visited the Garden with a cablegram he had received announcing the departure of the French heavyweight for this country and committing the French party to Rickard's orders. Carpentier and his manager, Francois Descamps, the message said, expect to arrive Saturday or Sunday. It was announced that it would be | impossible to reserve any great num- | ber of seats for parties planning to at- tend the contest. “The demand for reservations is too great to delay dis- tribution for block reservation appli- cations,” it was announced. ' “The small orders that we have already re- ceived have been filled and will be de- livered this week. The office force worked all Saturday and Sunday | cleaning up the task. It is only fair to those who come first to have their orders fllled, and tickets will be heid | until the first week in June if re- quested by out-of-town purchasers, hut no big hlocks of seats will be held in reserve after the ticket sale opens ,cap will be held at New Haven | Hitchcoek, Jr., RUNS FOR WEEK MAY 8-14 National League M. T. W. T. F. 8.'Ttl: Cleveland X Detroit St. Louis Chicago ‘Wash’gton New York Phil. Boston HoaMuyuunn MM Yo American League T. W. T. F. 8. Ttl. Brooklyn Phil. Boston New York Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis CmaooAK LN HUM KA R R International League £ M T W. T F 8 TH Jer. City 713 Syracuse 14 = Buffalo Newark Rochesfes Baltimore. Reading * Toronto MAYOR TO ATTEND GAME., Hylan Will See Giants Play Cards for Irish Relicf Fund. New York, May 10.—Mayor John F. Hylan will be a guest of honor at the Polo Grounds Thursday when the New York Giants and St. Louis Gar- dinals will play a regularly sched- uled National League game for the fund being raised by the American Committee for Relief in Ireland. All FeEeLiny . ? il Ta TATA A NUTSHELL BASEBALL IN AMERICAN LEAGUE Results Yesterday Detroit 7, St. Louis 5, (7 innings.) Other teams were not scheduled. Standing of the Clubs Won Lost 15 6 11 8 12 B, 114 .550, 533 .545 529 .400 .389 .294 Cleveland .... Washington .. Boston Detroit New York St. Louis . ! Philadelphia 'Chicago ...... Games Today. - New York in Detroit. Boston in Chicago. Philadelphia in St. Louis. Washington. in Cleveland. NATIONAL LEAGUE Results” Yemm;i-y Brooklyn_ G Philadeldbia_ 2, (first). Philadelphia .3, BrooKlyn 2, “(sec- ond, 10 innings). Other teams were not scheduled. Standing of the Clubs Won Lost 16 4 14 12 P. C .800 .636 .632 : .500 .409 .400 .316 .250 | Pittsburgh ...... | Brooklyn ... | New York Chicago " Cincinnagi | Boston | Philadelphia | St. Louis the receipts of the game, minus only | the necessary expenses, will be turned over to the fund. Before the game and between innings music will be rendered by the Sixty-ninth Regi- ment band. FEDERALS ORGANIZE. The Federals have organized the baseball team for the coming season, and are hot on the trail of the Trojan A. C. for a game on next Saturday or Sunday. The Federals will have the following lineup: Broncho, c¢; Mur- zyn, p: Gunning, 1b; Anderson, 2b; Juchniewicz, 3 Andrick, ss; Hanson, If; Murphy, cf; Wruk, Birmingham and Michaels, utility players. The team will meet for prac- tice at 5:30 o'clock this evening and again on Thursday evening at Walnut Hill park. Communications for games should be sent to B. - Juchniewicz, manager .care Walsh and Holfelder's Smoke shop. CONTRIBUTE TROPHIES. William E. Beers of this city, and Senator John H. Trumbull of Plain- ville, are among the contributors of trophies to be given at the Connecti- cut State shoot of the New Haven Gun club which will be held on June 16, 17 and 18. The Eastern Zone handi- in July. - Both Messrs. Beers-and Trum- bull are members of the Hartford Gun club. e AMERICAN POLOISTS WIN. Ranelagh, England, May 10—Mem- bers of the American polo team, con- sisting of C. C. Rumsey, Thomas J. Watson Webb and Devereux Milburn, yesterds; in a practice game won by a score of 9 goals to 2 against 2 team made up of the British players, Col. Dunbar .and MajoriBarrett, and the American layers. Earl i Games Today. St.. Louis in New York. Cincinnati in Brooklyn. Pittsburgh in Boston. Chicago in Philadelphia. RAY NOT COMING Briton, Who Won Open Golf Cham- pionship Last Year, Decides Not to Defend Title This Summer, rf; Tgnello, | New York, May 10.—Ted Ray, the British golfer who captured the Amer- ican open championship at Toledo last year, has definitely decided not to re- turn to defend his title at the Colum- bia Country club this year, according | to work that has been received here. As a result the trophy, emblematic of the premier golfing honors that Amer- ica has to offer, has been packed up and is now on its way back to this country in custody of W. H. Horne, a former South African open champion, who expects to join the professional ranks here. In spite of the fact that Ray will not come to defend his title, the British golfing public has hopes that the cup will remain here only temporarily, for they are banking . highly upon the prowess of either George Duncan, the British open champion titleholder, or Abe Mitch- lell, his partner, to win it back PLAINVILLE ACES WANT GAMES. The Aces baseball team of Plain- ville. have issued a challenge to any amateur team in the state. They would like to play the Echoes of Hartford or the Tigers of Middletown. All games will be played on the oppo- NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Results Yesterday Jersey City 18, Syracuse 8. Buffalo 6, Newark 2. Rochester 9, Baltimore 6. Reading 10, Toronto 4. Standing ‘of the Clubs Won Lost 11 10 10 Newark . ' Baltimore Jersey City Toronto Buffalo | Rochester . Syracuse Reading .... 10 1 1 Games Today. Jersey City in Syracuse. ..Newark in Buffalo. .Baltimore in Rochester. Reading 'in Toronto. & _— i) | Results Yesterday “‘Hartford 6, Albany 4. Springfield 2, New Haven 1. Bridgeport 8, Worcester 6. Waterbury 4, Pittsfield 1. EASTERN LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs Won Lost Bridgeport ... New Haven Hartford ‘Worcester . Pittsfield Springfield | Albany .... ‘Waterbury ... Games Today. Pittsfield at Hartford. Bridgeport at Albany. Springfield at Waterbury. Worcester at New Haven. TO LEAD TIGER FRESHMEN. Princeton, May 10.—H. W. Hitzrot of Brookline, Mass., has been elected captain of the Princeton °freshman 'track team. He prepared for col- lege at Phillips Exeter Academy, where he was a member of the track team for two years, He runs in the 440 yard dash and is anchor man on the one mile relay which took second place in the Penn relays. CICOTTE DEPOSITS BOND. 000 was deposited in the state’'s at- torney’s office yest>rday by attorney for Eddie Cicotte, indicted in connec- tion with the 1919 White Sox base- ball scandal. e \XN§ 1 /il ) 14//// ; WANTS T0 RACE WINNER Harry Payne Whitney Offers to Bacl Tryster Against Behave Yourself fo $50,000. Louisville, Ky., May 10.—Jamej Rowe, trainer of the Harry Payn ‘Whitney stable, yesterday offered race Tryster against Behave You self, winner of the Kentucky Derb; Saturday, for $50,000 = side. The result of Saturday’s race ha not convinced Mr. Rowe_ that Behawv: Yoursell is Tryster’s master by an means. ' Instead, he is ‘satisfied Tryster can beat Behave Yourself the two meet by themselves. So he is ready to back his opinio: to the extent of $50,000. ‘While the Whitney stable has no] offered any excuses for the result o the . Derby, it is known that came out of the race in a badly-PRt tered condition. He was kicked an cut and narrowly escaped being cu down. : 5 —_— \ TO RETURN TO GAME Roger Bresnahan to Don Chest Pro tector for Toledo club Toledo, O., May 10.—The return o Roger Bresnahan as an active parti| cipant in a baseball game appeare: likely today when Bresnahan, who i president of the Toledo club of thi American Association, announced tha his efforts to obtairea spitable back] stop had been unavailing, Bresnahdi has been out of the game two ye: and. is not in first class condition take up heavy toil. : He is in Toledo but is expected join the club in Milwaukee within day or two. Bresnahan last sprin gave Nig Clarke a bonus to sign Toledo contract but released th veteran shortly before the seaso: opened. * The Toledo club has Charles gan, a Mercer university catcher, bu he is hampered by an injury to hi back. Bresnahan expected the returi of Larry Woodal from the Detroi American league club but that dea also is believed to have fallei through. —— FIDO MEETS HARPER TONIGH | “Fido” O'Brien, the Casino alley, lentry in the Connecticut Duckpi Chicago, May 10.—Bond of $10,- | tourney, meets one of the best in th circuit tonight, when he rolls W Harper at the Washington alleys ‘Waterbury. On Thursday night, th Brass city star will roll on the Chu: street strips. You cant help but like them! They are DIFFERENT qheyareGOOD farIRE