New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1921, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE, 10, 192:. BRITAIN AND BALL IN A NUTSHELI. TIMELY H[TT]NG IONAD LEAGUE day’s Results. York-Cincinnati account of rain Brooklyn, 3 Boston, 3 Philadelphia, 2 ling of the Clubs. P.C. (Games Today. in Cincinnat! in St. Louls Pittsburgh. fa In Chicago EIRICAN DEAGUI Results. New York, 4. »: Boston hia, 5; Chicago. 4. 0: Washington, & ling of the ( w s Today. New York in Boston n Philadelphia n Washington. 3 CLOUT BALL £ S0X BOOT IT in y Team Wins an Easy Game at Hub 10.—8t. Louls's slug the une Boston easy victory of 9 to 3 over yesterday. Sisler foatured oct day at bat ing shortstop in the place flelded well, both alone and jon with Lamb. X-ray s yesterday showed that ht hand is broken in three a result of 1t ng hit by es Wednesday. Gerber may o game for a month. The errors gave 00301 . 002000001 hon and Collins; Thormah e and Ruel x Peats Chisox bita, June, 10.—Dyke's long pt fleld, scoring two men, delphia a victory over Chi- ninth inning yesterday by pt 6 to 4. the seventh inning orgé with a home run d bleachers, accounting for n this same inning Pitcher had a four bagger. pe tenth straight day Phila- made home runs. The had . 300000010—4 8 0 vvy 000000302—6 12 2 hey and Schalk; Moore and ns Win Fially k. June G.—After five suc- 'eats Cloveland scored al- ill here yesterday and re- lead by defeating New 4. The Yankees used four k Baker, former home hit his first circult clout pn, scoring two runs ahead her home runs were made r, Sewell and Pipp. The 402160001—14 16 0 00030-00— 4 6 6 and Nunamaker: Quinn, Collins and Schang and ™ Pound Ball on, June 10.=~Detroit ntoen hits off Johnson and yesterday wnd won the of the series from Wash- to 6. Ehmke pitched effec- he visitors in all except one soore 002061100—10 17 010000500— 6 9 nd Bassle Johnson, nd Gharrity - D COACH MOUNTAINEERS town, W. Va., Juno 10.—Ira who plloted the West Vir- versity basebal! team this 4 been ro-elected to coach Rodgers formerly branches of athletics dent at the' university here.| ™ la — CAPTAIN TRINITY NINE.| . Cram of | of yosterday was olected cap-| 000. Dempsey June 10, E ] into | | ning INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results Jersey City, 6; Newark, 2 Syracuse, 5: Toronto. 2 Baltimore, ; Reading, 0 Other teams werc not scheduled. Standing of the Clubs. Baltimore Buffalo Rochester Newark Jorsey City Tordnto Syracuse Reading Games Today Newark in Jersey City uffalo in Rochester Toronto In Syracusc lteading in Baltimore. EASTERN LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. 4, 6: Hartford, 3 Waterbury, 4 (10 in- nings.) Worcester,5; Bridgeport New Haven, Pittsfield, 2. Standing of the Clubs. w. Worcester 4 1 Pittsfield ingield Albany Games Today. Hridgeport at Hartford Waterbury at Pittsfield. Atbany at Worcester. Now Haven at Springfield. BIG GAME TOMORROW New Britain and Hartford High School Baschall Teams Will Battle at St. | Mary’s Playground. The New Britain and Hartford High hool baseball teams will play at St. Mary's playgrounds tomorrow after- noon. The locals are hopeful of win- The lineup of the teams fol- Hartford, Farrell, rf.; Ben- §8.: 2b.; Cot- J. Farrell, 1t : Sayers or Tuck, p. Appell, c.; Renehan, Niedt i Preisser, p. The contest is scheduled at 3 o'clock. e — DEMPSEY TAKES A REST. low nett, ter, Fay, Britain, Smith Wier, It William to start Champion Says If Carpentier Is Easy Hit, He Will Win. City, June 10.—Jack today started 24 hours of He became weary of camp routine witheut boxing and decided to motor over to Camden, 60 miles distant, to bring back a Belgian po- lice dog which was left in the care of a veterinary a week ago. Battling Ghee, a negro Atlantic Dempsey rest, heavy- [welght from Memphis, Tenn., joined [the champion's staff of sparring partners today. Ghee comes with a reputation of being one of the most aggressive and trickiest gymnasium boxers in the game, capable of mak- ing a sensational showing when not engaged In actual combat. Dempsey has a good line on Car- pentier's style of fighting as a result of a talk he had with a newspaper writer, an old-time friend who has just arrived here after a week s Manhasset. “Is he easy to hit? him I can lick him,"” his friend. When Dempsey lands a smash on the chin or head of his sparring partners their nervous sys- tems receive such a shock that a se- vere headache, lasting for several hours usually results. Martin Burke, the tall, rangy heavyweight from New Orleans has complained of headaches since the first day he boxed the champion. Larry Willams and Jack Renault, the other two heavy- weight sparring mates, also have the same complaint. It T can Dempsey hit told solid GOVT.'S SHARE $500,000. Revenue Men Figure That Amount from Dempsey-Carpentier Bout, New York, June 10..—Internal Rev- enue officials yesterday quoted figures to show that Uncle S8am will make the greatest profit out of the Dempsey-Car- pentier bout. In taxes the government will collect more than will Tex Rickard or either of the principals. If Dempsey collects $300,000 for his share his in- come tax will amount to $161,270. Fig- uring that Carpentier's sharc of the purse will be $200,000, the Frenchman will have to pay a tax of $03,334. It is estimated that the 10 per cent. amuse- ment tax will amount to about $100,000, and the state of New Jersey will collect a like sum. Rickard's profit will prob. ably be in the neighborhood of $100,- 000, and his tax will increase the gov- ernment’s total so that it wiil be con- derably more than half a million dol- ars. The tax the boxers will have to y will amount to §2564,604, which ans that the boxers will have a total 96 remaining out of the $500,- will be able to pay his but _Car- | ler and Taylor; | & | | { with a succe | | | i l "in | Brooklyn | St. {but he WINS FOR PIRATES Fillingim Allows Victors All Runs | Scored—Watson Does Better Pittsburgh, June ting enabled Pittsburgh Boston here yesterda home team scored all its runs in the first six innings off Fillingim. He was replaced by Watson, who held the Pirates safe. The score: 10.—Timely hit- to defeat to 3. The Boston Pittsburgh Fillingim, Watson and Gowdy O'Neil; Cooper/ and Schmidt. an Cubs Win From Phillies. Chicago, June 10.—Chicage Cubs bunched its hits in the third inning vesterday and defeated Philadelphia, 1 to 2. Cheeves pitched in fine form for the locals and s given perfect support. The score: r. 000010100—2 10300000x—1 Peters: Cheeves Thiladelphia Chicago Smith Daly. e. 1 0 and and Dodgers Dropping Back. . Louis, Mo.. June 10.—The hap- Dodgers lost their third str t the walloping Cardinals here yes- terday afternoon and they are now the second division. The Braves lost to the Pirates and the Cardinals’ victory put them in third place and the Braves occupy fourth position. The Cards are going great guns now and promise to do big things in their series with the Giants. Branch Rickey’s men have won six in a row and have the pennant bee buzzing around the domes of their follow- ers. The score: les: to = h e 101000100—3 13 2 22003010x—8 9 O Mamaux, Bailey and Mil- Haines and Clemons. Louis Cadors, JEFF AND SHARKEY Irishman Gave Title Holder a Hand Battle at Coney Island, But Took a Severe Lacing. Just a few months after James J. Jeffries became the betelgeuse of box- anding a soporific swat upon the Ju Tom Sharkey of TIre refere declsion ir The battleground on the ‘night of November 3, 1899, In the same arcna during the previous summer Jeffries had acquired the title He was unable to dispose of Sharkey, as he had done away with Fitzsim- mons, however. The Irishman was groggy when the tussle terminated, was still awake. Sharkey, brimmming with enthusiasm ied the fight in the early rounds a fire and vigor that won him admiration and buoyed up the hopes of his partisans. Jeffries used the same cautious tactics that puzzled Fitzsimmons. the fight wore of Sharkey grew less powerful and Jeffries assumed the offensive. His perplexing left hand swipes annoved the challenger, whom he attacked now sion of head and body blows. Sev 1 times Jeffries landed a wallop intended to end the affair, but Sharkey turned a deaf ear to the call of the sandman. nd and won 5 rounds. s Coney Island on, the blows IN GRAND CONDITION. Carpentier Is Fit and Confident Winning Mgr. Descamps Says. N Y, June 10.— Georgés Carpentier’s physical condi- tion is now such thaf it would be foolish for him to train too hard, Francois Descamps his manager, s=aid today. This, he said, did not mean that the challenger was not working, but Descamps bore out the fact that most of the rcal hard work was being done in private. . Georges' boss became enraged last week when some ringside spectators said certain things that fell on Georges' cars and has decided to protect him in the future. “Georges is happy.” he said to- day, “and has no fear for the coming fight. We want to keep him in this frame of mind but with a lot of scarecrows there is no telling what might happen. Georges wants to win and to do it. “He will spar on no certain —perhaps today, and perhaps When he doesn't work with his s ring partners he will be given to do while on the road.” of Manhasset, of Bob Fitzsimmons he met | a | i | {to be expected 1 believes he is good enough | | this city, | was on the mound for the STAY 1N BED A FEW DAYS - Q! \NORRYIN{,_/ T G FaTT iHE DOCTOR SAYS You CAN GET UP Now For AN HOUR BUT You MUSTN'T CALL UP YouR OFFICE, RUNS FOR WEEK JUNE American League S. M. T. W. T. New York 9 Boston 7 Phil Wash’gton Cleveland Chi Detroit . Louis National League SOMOT W, T New York x 0 Brooklyn 3 5 Boston Phil. Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati . Louis meen e PR 3 » - International 1 S. Baltimore 10 Buffalo 11 Rochester 14 Syracuse 5 Reading 3 Jersey City 0 Newark 7 Toronto 6 SAME OLD STORY - AMMR Ao A Judge Mangan’s Selections for a Baseball Team Suffer Umty-Umpth Defeat at Hartford Yesterday. As far back as the writer can re- call, Judge William F. Mangan of has been picking up base- ball teams to play the St. Thomas eminary team of Hartford. It has been n annual event for the sem- inarians to beat the locals and yes- terday afternoon' the dose was re- peated at Elizabeth Park. The score is reported as 1 to 0. John Kiniry, locals. He was as generous with passes as Santa Claus, and as tight with hits as a gas company. the winners getting but three safetics off his delivery. It anticipated that next year the teams will play again and it is also that the Hartford is jteam will again be returned victor- ious. A PILZ GETS JOB. A. A. Pilz, who has been in charge of St. Mary's plavgrounds since its opening, will again be director this season. 4 - You cant help but like them! They are DIFFFRENT : Theyare COCN 20 fFarlReE \ TeLL You Doc I'vVE GoT MuUCH To Do- | Wireless Messages of Too ALL You NEED 1S A ‘GooD Now ANDREW + TAKE 1T _EASY DON'T CXERT Your SELF; PARISIANS TO GET RETURNS Bout Will Transmitted Round by Round be New York, June 10.—Arrangements have been made to send details of the IVE GoT IMPORTANT THiNGS To FROM | ¥Now T NEEDS MY ATTENTION \ Y RN Carpentier-Dempsey fight to Paris by wireless where they will promptly be delivered to Madame Carpentier, wife of the challenger. Plans have also been made in nearly 100 cities in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and New England for wireless telephone receiving stations. Gosu® 1 reueven- EVERY BOTTLE FINE>, % HARTF(;RD Hl(‘:l{ SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAMS TO PLAY AT ST. MARY’S FIELD TOMORROW AFTERNCON—JUDGE MANGAN’S NINE GETS JUAL BEATING FROM ST. THOMAS’ SEMINARY TEAM—PIRATES REACH FILLIN GIM’S DELIVERY EARLY IN GAME—BROWNS BUNCH HITS AND WIN Don'TTLET Hima WORRY ABOUT WS BUSINESS - - KEEP MHIS MIND Away T - - OUGHT To-ATTEND To (T RIGHT AWAY -~ The STuFe MIGHT SPotL Nice coror Too o dee BT 1 LAl WAS WORRI\ED _ ‘fl. 7 jligluoiny Y — 1 3 FRENCH CHAMP COMING Paris, June 10.—Suzanne Lenglens women’s world hard court tennis| champion, will go to the United Staf in September, says the Figaro. S will play in a series of tournamen organized by the American committe for devasted regions in France. Reductions that Come Once in Years Factory Surplus Sale It takes a lot of nerve to run a Factory Surplus Sale because people expect “give-away” prices. Once we made our mind up to sell the great WONDER CLOTHES surplus—we/ determined to make it a $13.75 For Wonder Suits record-breaker. Proves that we forgot all about profit in this sale. To look at these Suits, you'd never guess we'd sell them for less than $20, even at the lowest. 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