New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1921, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER/& THURSDAY, MAY, 19, 1021. COMMISSIONER LANDIS WATCHES CHISOX ROUT YANKEES AT CHICAGO—ROBINS FALL VICTIMS TO MYSTIFYING SLANTS OF WILBUR COOPER—EDDIE ANDERSON DEFEATS ANDY McCARTHY ON HARTFORD ALLEYS—YALE NINE LOSES 6 TO 3 GAME TG PITTSBURGH—CARPENTIER GETS GOOD WISHES' e il IS SEES SOA ALLOP THE YANKS ¢ | en Gel Worst Beating OIIE on—Triple Play by Tigers Ay 19.—~The Yank nea of the season Ay and found the jox walting for them with Iy and & piteher in grand it was w17 defoat for most one_aid that have ahsorhed this ndiane ware tuking & fall w At _the same time, ihe of first place. Despite of the He oming wup New York (A b v for Sheehan in seventh d for W, Collins in ninth 1100406 M 000000200 hite—Hawks Quinn, Mullige ne. Maker, Pipp Colline and Shee York 10, Chicage Faber 4. Quinn 3 Hits—Of Quinn in 5th), Sheehan it pitehor—Hy fand Johnae " Struck out-—Thy Losing and and Left Bases Sheehan 1 4n ot 3 in 2, W by (Ward Faher piteher Evans Collinw i) 14 ana Time Red Nox Blan May 19 inat Noston but was ur n?too It the year ple play came 1th Hendryx on second pLL attemy wha touch e thres opd Tiger Dotroit exe: In the able to o It wan the fourth J Tigers after two men base " w 1w Detroit (A Dauss in elghts 000 he0 100 REEX) o Dit—Pratt play—Rlue, Bush pung and Bush. e Detralt Basen on balls Dauss 1, Middie Hits allin, Din May 19 right fel ey resulting in runs (A) ab 1 1 015 ) 3 1 0 ‘ T o e o hit—New run—&mith on. Double plays Johnston: Brazill an n and Johnston, I Coveloaklo Covel pires—cConnolly o—1:35 P and alates Babe Ruth, 0., May » made their Comiskes reorganized clubs wav torm " t of the Yankees MNeon—Palk Double plays Quinn innings Quinn and Wild Quinn ated a triple American 08 0 o Sacrifices—Hendryx THue {t on bases h po a 30 0 o 1 | | | | the the nd, wlsssmsss 12 ) w. Yot- of o o yies, Gal balle— arty 19.—~Piling up seven t Inning and knocked Erick- box. Mt. Louis yesterday de- | Professor and then broke into jovous shouted he sb thrash his arms about grandiloquent | T had become ence outpeint time stead CHAPTER IV. By Georges Carpentier. (Copyright 192 United Feature Syndicate. ANl rights reserved Reproduction prohibited.) 1 walked with nonchalance %o ring. Descamps had preceded me. entered. Descamps smiled with h|~ white teeth shining and announced Georges Carpenti famous: pupil of Descamps!Y' Thoe crowd was silent for a moment ! m. MY FIGHTING LIFE —DBy— GEORGES CARPENTIER Ring History in Europe As Centered About Challenger of Dempsey. Thego exhibitions., let me explain, had been rehearsed by us before. Thoy consisted of tumbling by me and an allesed hypnotic and mind-reading exhibition by Descamps. By the way, it occurs to me that reports of the “hypnotic punch,” by use of which I was supposed by the English to have defeated Joe Beckett, have thia country and found their the newspapers. Thia is so lons that it scarcely necds a ¢ into ridicu- denial, Carpenticr With His Trainer and Manager, Francois Descamps. I op- my mirth. My years slender end small. six was pale, ponents were or seven seniors, What have you Lrought to us?" one. “What is this sacrifite are about to make? This infant, 11 be killed.” Descamps merely you continued to and talk in his fashion won this championship and I had reached the ond round the darling of the audi- declared it was nothing which enabled me to i big corporal named Le- grande in the final round. He had rushed me, launched viclous kicks and again, but always the train- ing of Descamps stood me in good and 1 skipped out of harm's 1 fore se They but a miracle way. 1 clare was elated when the me tha winner rushed to me and grasped arms. How happy he tenderness rolled down his cheeks as he carcssed and petted me. Oh, it was wonderful, that first champlon- ship. “You have done a wonderful thing" he told me, “but, Georges, we are without money. You are still an ama- teur and there was no money priz with this victory Rest yourself. therefore. while T think of somethine that will get us out of this scrape and back to Lens. [ lay judges de- Descamps me in his was Tears of down on a bench and was in- stantly asleep. Lack of money meant nothing to me. 1 was happy. for I had won a championship. I doubt if T even considered whether we should get back home. When Descamps wakenced me it was with a laugh, and he told me he had found a way out of the difficult “We shall walk,” he said, “and on our way will attempt to pick up some france by public exhibitions at the roadside.” | weight | showing in but I cun cl cani somewhat. I believe, by that I probably came under pi as a result of these L Descamps. ¢ the minds saying this su exhibitions 1 Descamp. 1 known for a long time in Lens mysterious person- ge and it was freely said that he very probably practiced 'magic of var- fous sors, How queer. There is, of corre, nothing more to it than the immensely strong personality of the lovable little man. He has hypno- tized people by use of this, tism in the ring b about by my own by any eful De We our laughable exhibition three times on the road to Lens. The francs, however, were few, so we were tired and very grateful when we reached home. Dusk had fallen when we entered Lens, so our neighbors never suspected that ’rofessor Des- camaps and his famous pupil” had been forced to walk from the scene of their first triumph That experience at Bethune made me realize that I was worth some- thing as an exponent of savate, but [ had yet to make my first appearance in public a boxer. It was another in fact before 1 again competed in (he wate tournament. On March 9. 1907, Descamps 100k me to the tournament which was to decide the world’s amateur boxihg championship (French method) This time sufliciently made and 1 was brought ood fists and not mps eve. rave year hoxing had progressed for classifications to be placed among the featherweights, and even then was about six or seven pounds under- Despite the handicap T won third honors and had the satisfaction of hearing the admiring plaudits of a crowd which w just as skeptical of my ability as the gathering at Be- thune The French Federation of ving gave me a go'd medal for my this tournament. feated Washington, % to counted for all the homers, the second with Brower The score Shanks ans with . visitors two St. Louls (A.) Tobin Gerber rr ¥ ab > Judge, Lewis, Rice, et Trower. Harris, 2 Courtney, 3 1000 81000 Sisler (2). Three- Home rune— ereld. Stolen base—Sisier. MoManus. Laft on bases—Wash- §t. Louls 9. Base on balle—Of Total &t Louls Washington dnclss9352000 Sucrinee ington & Erickson 1 C RUNS FOR W TR MAY 1321 League T. W. 2. . National M. £ Tt New York Brooklyn Boston Phil Pitteburgh Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati American Leaguc M.T. W. T F. 6 10 1 11 8 1 3 10 S. Tu New York Roston Phil. Wash'gton Chicago Cleveland Detroit 8t. Louis 10 1 4 1 13 1 7 4 Do mtrmetst 5 International League Baltimore SyTacuse Reading Buftalo | of Amerl- but hypno- | mebody Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life reached | Brooklyn Cooper sixth Bigbee, It Whitted, Tierner, SKiff, Cooper, Total Johnston, Olson. =s Neis, rf . Wheat, If Myers, cf Konetchy, Kilduff, 21 Krueger, ¢ aHood Total Pittsburgh Brooklyn, Johnson Cooper pitches—! piteher—Ruether. Time of game—1 Rigler. 1 . a Batted for Two-base hits hits—Bighee, anville, Cutshaw (2), Double shaw and Gri Brooklyn Bai ELL HENRY ILL ‘élé on MY WAY To THE SUMMER CAMP \N A WEEK OR 30 ITHEY SAY TS Ta BE GoING co 51/MM JusT So muUcH CoLD . WEATHER MUST SPREAD OVER A YEAR - AND So FAR. IS wWAY BeELOW THE FIGURE [y AVERAGE - ANY WAY You LIKE WeELL- 'Ly A CHANCE- AS | CAN AWAY / = I SaY T TS GoiNG To BE A COLT .Sfllmmsa— ESPECIALLY AT SUMMER CAMPS PIRATES HAMMER ROBINS” TWIRLERS Champions Are Helpless Against Wilbur Gooper—Giants Best Gubs | Y. May 18.—Pittsbursh b mered three Brooklyn pitche won the first game held inning scored again in the eighth on his single, a wild pitch and Mohart's hit. The score: of the series, Dodgers Hitless until Krueger tripled the when and Pitteburgh (N.) 1 ° culuncewy Bluocuotanasp slocoscssae wung L L P T o=ca201:28 0 o sscusBua lensoussesuns loa. Bailey m sixth, 2005111 0—11 00000101 0—2 ¢, Cooper. Three_bas Stolen bases. Sacrifices—Mara play—Maranville, Left on bases---Pittsburgh . Bases on balls—Off Bailey Hits—-Off Ruether 5 in 1 1-3 v 6 in 4 Mohart 3 in ¢ Ba Mohart 1, Cooper ooper. Moran K New York New York, defeated Chicago yesterday, knocking a home run into the right tionals Smith fleld on ba ecored nit of watch by and two Chicago Buins, bEnyder Douglas, Sallee, D . Flack, rf Hollocher, Sullivan, Before the his old unit, of the reguiar army. The score: I New York Na- 3 to May 19.—The with the score tied and nono the ninth inning. The Giants run ia the eighth without a game Pitcher James York presented with a goid the Third Division was New York (N.) - o . =) 0 o o hpa s m o wlooonssrosssoms 5 1 MaMOOueDE 0 0 o loosuocuss alossssomannn lessso . 5 & eboonusconans ecacwonmt uay o [ 0 0 o o 0 1 ° 0 OMB O D s | TAKE '™ GOING AS SOON GET, Tuer SAY TS GOING To BE UNUSUALLY CoLD ALL SUMMER BUT DonN'T LET ANYTHING INELUENCE You —- |'M OnNLY * ACTING 1IN A PURELY FRIENDLY CAPACITY-- DonN'T LET ME SPoiL YOouR PLANS ME You BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL AMERICAN LEAGUE, + = [ Boston 0} Cruise, 1f . 2. | Washington e | Yesterday’s Results. Chicago 12,°New York 2. Cleveland” 4" Philadelphia 2. Boston 2, Detrait 0. St. Louis 8, Washington 3. Standing of the Clubs. ‘Won. Lost. 18 12 15 11 13 10 15 14 16 15 11 14 12 16 9 17 Cleveland New York Boston .... Detroit Chicago - St. Louis Philadelphia . Games Today. New York in Chicago. Boston in Detroit. Philadelphia in Cleveland. Washington in St. Lou NATIONAL LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. New York 3, Chicago 2. Pittsburgh 11, Brooklyn Boston 6, Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia 8t. Louis 6. Standing of the Clubs. ‘Won. Lost. 21 6 20 s 18 13 12 12 12 14 10 Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Games Today. Chicago in New York. Pittsburgh in Brooklyn. Cincinnati in Boston. Iouig in Philadelphia. \ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Jersey City 6, Toronto 4. Rochester 4, Newark 3. Baltimore 12, Syracuse 2. Reading’ 12, ‘Buffalo ‘7, (first). Buffalo 7, Reading 1, (second), Standing of the Clubs. Lost. P.C. 1625 1593 677 556 440 “.440 L .440 .320 Baltimore 15 Newark Jersey City Buffalo 8yracuse Toronto Rochester Reading . Games Today. Newark in Rochester. Reading in Buffalo. Baltimore in Syracuse. EASTERN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. Waterbury 2, Hartford 1. Bridgeport ‘4, Springfield 1. Albany 8, New Haven 7, (10 nings). Worcester 11, Pittsfield Standing of the Clubs. ‘Won. Lost. 2 | 7. P.C. -867 <647 ¢ .588 .588 .450 ! Bridgeport Hartford New Haven ‘Worcester .. Pittsfield Springficld Waterbury Albany Games Today. New Haven at Haitford. Worcester at Pittsfield. Bridgeport at Springfleld. Albany at Waterbury. _—se e a Batted for Benmton in cighth. b Batted for Walker in eighth. c Batted for O'Farrell in ninth. a Batted for York in ninth. York 00000060027 Chicago ... 00100001 Two-base hit-—Fiack, Home run—Smith. Stolen basc—Maisel. Double pla. and Kelly: Freeman, ollocher Left on bases—New York £, Bas balls—Off Freeman —ofr . Iwuglas in T 1-3. York 0 I Hit by pitcher—By —Ry Benton inning _pitcher. Umpires—0'Da Chicago 10. York 2. Benton 9 Freeman 5 Martin 1in 1. (Brown). Struck o man 1. York 1 Losing pitches and Quigley. Reds Held to Three Hits. Boston, May 15.—RBoston fell on Luque's offerings and rade four runs in the third innings vesterday, Rogge replaced Luque and Botson eventually winning. 6 to 1. South- worth made a clean home run to the flag pole in right center. Tillingim held the visitors to three hits, allowing none after the second inning. The seore: Bosten (N. lheunaomuss, 3 Fowell, cf Barbare, ss Southworth, oLin Nidon, It Boeckel, 3b . Holne, 1» . Ford. b Gowsy, & Flllingim, p Romunmnmuy PR locosscsonss lows 2Hescouncan © Total . 2. » Slucascossas & S » £ 3 0 in % | ! Wrightstone | Parkinson. | Wiiliams, cf ! Brugey ! aStengel . 1| sBaumpgartaer | Luque, p . Rogze, P - looumn Tota Bostos ! Cincinnati Home Nixom. _ Double pl culesccsn o1 1 2 4 By 3 ..10000000 0—1 run—Southworth. s—Wingo and Fonsec: Ford, Barbare and Holke. Left on bases. Cincinnati Boston 10. Bases qn balle— Off Luque 4, Rogge 2. Hits—Of Luque 6 in 2 innings, Rogge 5 In 5 2-3. Losing pitcher —Luque. Umpires—McCormick as Hart. Time of game—1:39. Meusel's Homer Wins, Philadelphia, May 19.—Captain Meusel’ home run with two on the bases culminated Philadelphia’s five run rally in the ninth In- ning vesterday, winning the first game of the series from St. Louis. 7 to 6. pitched dazzling ball for the first six innings while the visitors batted Meadows freel Home runs by Shotton, Fournier and Horns- featured St. Lousis attack. The score. Philadelphia (N.) ab 2 . > 3 elosonnsnstussus Rawlings. Leboury Meusel, rf £ o he i 20 o J. Miiter, . Meadows. p Weinert, p . Betts, p ... loscoonsrconny lossssu | ; Pt fl'oeobooaao-soo. - 5 Bl ooonunennsaa . Total ...... - CREPE |° NEVER KNEW \T To EAIL--IF WE HAVE. A MILD WNTER WE HAUE A RAW RAINY SUMMER - Now You SEE 4F AT ASNIT Se JUST WILD To Go Jo¥ MLLER-YouL HANGER Stoek, <t McHenry, 1f . Lavan, ss . Clemons; ¢ Pertica, p . Total * Two out when wlhfiing run was s a Batted for Weinert tn seventh. - 1 for Betts in ninth, Philadelphia ...... <0 St Louis 0 Two.base hits—McHenry, Williams, J...Miller.: Home runs-—Sh; Fournier, Hornsby, Meusel. $tolen Hornsby, _ Meusel. Sacrifices—Park Stengel. Double play—Fourmier anl Left on bases—St. Louis 12, Philadelp Bages on balis—Oft Pertica 4. - Me: Betts 1. Hits—Oft Meadows -3 in ¢ im Weinert 0 in 1, Beti in 2. Struck By Meadows 1, Betts 1. Winning piti Betts, Umpires—Brennan and Emslie. of game—2:10. ANDERSON BEATS McCA Local Bowler Trims, Tourney on Casino Strips at Hartford Night, Six Games to Five. Encouraged by his fine sho; against Andy McCarthy in the three games rolled in the 1 against Mac at Rogers Recreatioi eys: Tuesday night, Eddie Ande! lerncysd to the Casino alleys Hartford last night, and defeated, Capitol City star six games to The battle last night was wany waged. Anderson shot a beau] game in the eighth string mu the pins for a score of 147. Mcf thy’s best mark was 138. The- ford bowler came out on top in] total pinfall for the evening. ; score! Hartford. 125 89 o1 122 109 138 147 110 104 96 128 85 ROGERS® ALLEYS. ~ Specl At 111 106 106 .9 116 103 10: | Anderson | M'Carthy Anderson .. M'Carthy 428 s 84 &2 97’ T4 101 LEGION BACKS GEORGE — K 93 81 8T - iz Jacobson Richards Penny Goodison . Chicago Post Sends Good Wishe “Former Comrade in Arms” Caoming Championship Bout. Chicago, May 19.—A _message|| welcome and good wishes was Vi yesterday by the Ravenswood poOS the American Legion to Georges () pentier, the European boxing chj plon, who recently arrived in York to prepare for lis fight Jack Dempsey. The message was in French and dressed the Frenchman as *“a {] comrade in arms.” DARTMOUTH DEFEATS P Philadelphia, Pa., May 19.—Tal advantage of Pennsylvania’s nine rors, especially those in the fifth, mt. Dartmouth evened the se mo Red and Blye here m 0 'to 5. The seore: