New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1921, Page 8

BROWNS DEFEAT SENATORS IN 17 INNING GAME—CUBS SHOW IMPROVED FORM ‘UN[SE;R‘EILLIFER'S NEW BRITA! N DAILY HERALDg WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1921, ST. MARY’S PLAYGROUND—ALL-HARTFORD GIRLS TEAM PROVE EASY FOR LOCALS—PETER MANNING STEPS FAST MILE AT BROWNS WIN FROM C SENATORS IN 19TH . ' New [oning Record Is Set for Season ‘Washington, Aug. 10.—St. Louis de- ted Washington yesterday 8 to ¢, n nineteen innings, a new record for e league this year. An error by L O'Rourke in the ninth prevented the Is from winning in the regulation riod. Both teams tallied once in the tenth #and there was no scoring theerafter ‘unti the nineteenth inning, when the ‘visitors registered twice on a single | Sisler, a pass to Willlams, Jacob- [8on’s safety, an intentional pass to iBevereid and Gerber’s infield out. Acosta finished the game in the box or Washington after relieving Mo- in the tenth. Davis pitched the tire route for St. Louis and held the hitless in the last nine innings. © [T Y leswoownmnanys < lwscnnoommen a.l HHEMNOOFHONOT lnwow N @ o 2 o H w|orcoconnose - cocnmvhNnwArORn©O COHKMHKHM CcoOMM commHNNOOHO WD CONNANRNOH O COHMOOHMOOOOD Louis 108 000 001 100 000 000 2—8 hington 110 012 000 100 000 000 0—6 Two base hit—Tobin. Three base 3 'udge 3, Ellerbe, Rice, McManus Isler Gharrity Gharrity, Severeld. rifices—Rice, Severeid, Shanks, ogridge, Judge, Milan Acosta, Jacob- Davis. Double plays—Brower and rris; Harris, O'Rourke and Judge. Left on bases—St. Louils 16, Washing- fon 10. Bases on balls—Off Mogridge , off Davis 5, off Acosta 2. Hits— ff Mogridge, 14 in 9 1-8 innings, off o , 9 in 9 2-3 innings. Struck out -By Davis 8, by Mogridge 4, by Acos- 2. Wild pitch—Mogridge. Losing cher—Acosta. “Umpires—Nallin, "Wilson and Connllly. Time of game— ® hours and 45 minutes. it A’ Down' Indians % Philadciphia, Aug. 10.—Timely hit- ting by Welch and Tillle Walker yes- terday enabled Buck Freeman, an [Athletic recruft pitcher, to get a 4 to _decision over Cleveland. § Welch had three hits, including a ibe and a triple, and drove in the inning run in the eighth inning with single. Walker had a home run into ieft fleld bleachers. * The score: ] i ith rf Bardner, 3b . $Evans . ‘Bewell, ss . “Johnston, 1b "O'Neill, ¢ .... Caldwell, p ,. xGraney . A e e M wl csoononnocon Ylocamnvoococamno OCMOMOOOOHON cccomooocooon o © ornrowoonny ®»loowrvossonun anoMomoOw CRNNNNAMOO cococooorROHA 8 27 18 *Ran for Gardner in the ninth in- xBatted for Caldwell in the ninth in- _ning. . Cleveland ..... .. 000 000 300—3 Philadelphia 000 101 ¥1x—4 Two base hits—Welch, McCann, | Jamieson 2. Three .base hit—Welch Home run—C. Walker. Double plays —Dykes and J. Walker; Walker (un- | assisted). Left on bases—Cleveland 6, | | Philadelphia 5. Bases on balls—Oft’ Freeman 4, off Caldwell 1. Struck out —By Caldwell 5, by Freeman 1. Um- pires—Evans and Dineen. Time of game—1 hour and 52 minutes. Chisox Beat Yanks New York, Aug. 9.—Chicago broke . even in the series with New York yas- _terday, 5 to 4. Four hits, a pass and . & steal gave the White Sox four runs . In the second oft Mays. Meusel's home run with the bases full in the third - tinued the score. The visitors won on } Falk’s triple and Mostil's single. The score: ' Johnson, se. ' Morgan, 3b. . Collins, 2b. Strunk, rf. Falk, If. |{ Sheely, 1b. b Mostil, cf Lees, c. . Bwomomo - HuCoHONwWAD CHAMP SWATTER BEATS CHAMP CASTER using a four ounce lead, cast 440 feet. Pipp, 1b. . Ward, 2b. . McNuity, 3b. .. *Hawks Schang, c. Mays, p. - HHoO o Totals P Chicago ......0 4 New York ....0 0 4 00000 0—4 Runi batted in—By Wilkinson, 2; by Collins, 2; by Mostil, 1; by Meusel, 4. Two base hits—Miller, Wilkinson. Threa base hit—Falk.. Homa run — Meusel. Stolen bage—Johnson. Dou- ble plays—McNally, Ward and Pipp; Collins, Johnson and Sheely; Mulligan, Collins and Sheely; Ruth and Pipp. Lef ton bases—New o¥rk 5, Chcago 4. Bases on balls—Off Mays 2, off Wil- kinson 3. First base on error—Chicago Hit by pitcher—By Mays 1 (Mostil). Struck out—By Mays 1, by Wilkinson 2. Earned runs—Off Wilkinson 4, off Mays 5. Umpires—Moriarty and Chill. Time of game—1 hour and 37 minutes. Red Sox Win Two Boston, Aug. 10.—Boston made it 10 straight victories over Detroit by win- nink both games of a double header yesterday, taking the first game 8 (o 7 and the second 4 to 1. Heilman was put out of the first game in the ninth inning for strenuous protest of a called strike. ‘The score: First game: Blue, 1b Flagstead, ss Cobb, cf .. Veach, If .. Heilmann, rf *Manion xCole Jones, 3b . O. Bush, 2b Bassler, ¢ ... ‘Woodall, ¢ Dauss, p bShorten .. Middleton, p . coomooooORORONT CoRHHHHOOHWH M T COOHHHPO O ®WN®XO coocomRwoooOOROD Leibold, cf Foster, 3b ... Menosky, 1If . Pratt, 2b MclInnis 1b . Collins, rf Scott, ss . Ruel, ¢ .. J. Bush, p . Russell, p . Totals . *Batted for inning. xRan for Manion in thé ninth in- ning. bBatted for Dauss in the eighth in- ning. Detroit .. Boston B - .. 8 Two base hits—Blue, Jones, Menos- ky, Heilmann, Veach Woodall. Thrze base hit—~Collins. Stolen bases—Men- osky, Leibold. Sacrifices—Scott,' Blue Flagstead, Jones. Double plays—Col- lins and Pratt; Scott, Pratt and Me- 300 011 020 ton 11. Bases on balls—Off Dauss 3. off Bush 5. off Russell 1. Hits—Off Dauss, 11 in 7 innings, off Middleton 3 in 1 inning, off Bush 11 in 7 innings (none out in eighth), off Russell 1 in 2 innings. Hit by pitcher—By Russell (Manion). Struck out—By Bush 3, by Russell 1. Passed ball—Basler. Win- ning pitcher—Russcll. Losing pitcher —Middleton. Umpires—Qwens and Hildebrand. Time of game—2 hours. Second game: Blue, 1b . Flagstead, ss . Cobb, cf Veach, 1t Shorten, rf R. Jones, 3b Sargent. 2b Bassler, ¢ Holling, p cococoooor” omorRRoOHOND coo-ocooven | mon ol cococso0c0e 2 Wilkinson, p. . ' Totals Sl mnonninug,n mlugo—\noco*‘ » S - 3 Ll Laieg » Miller, cf. ... . Peckinpaugh, ss Ruth, It . g lMaisel, rf. - mred almorunmnoon : L H b =00 (SR ) a2 o0 CNBEMWH OO Totals . Letbold, cf .. Foster, 3b .. ' Mens: 14 Harold G. Lentz, world's champion Ruth’s swat record of 470 feet in a contest at the '| Burns, Innis. Left on bases—Detroit 10, Bos- 7 tried to beat Babe Polo Grounds. Lentz, The photo shows both in action. surf caster, McInnis, 1b Collins; rf ..... Scott, ss .. Reul, ¢ S. Jones, p Totals .. Detroit ... 100 000 000—1 Boston . ... . 012 000 10x—4 Two base hits—McInnis, Collins, Cobb. Stolen bases—Blue, Menosky, Collins. Double plays—Pratt, Scott and McInnis; Holling, Sargent and Bass- ler. Left on bases—Detroit 6, Boston 6. Pases on balls—Off Holding 3, off Jones 5. Struck out—By Holling 1, by Jones 5. Umpires—Hildebrand and Owens. Time of game—1 hour and 45 minutes. % CUBS ARE WINNERS IN OVERTIME GAME Giants Get Three Home Runs in One Inning Chicago, Aug. 10.—It availed not that the Giants hit three home runs against the Cubs yesterday afternoon. In spite of the fact that Frisch sent the ball over the right field wall with one on, Burns spanked a homer into the left field bleachers, and Snyder duplicated the Frisch feat, the New Yorks were defeatee by the Chica- g0s in a tense, hard-fought ten in- ning battla by 8 to 7.. The score: NEW ef. . Bancfort, ss. Frisch, 3b. Y¥oung, rf. Kelly, 1b. Meusel, If. Rawlings, 2b. Snyder, c. .. Toney, p. ... Douglas, p. MNoOWODOWROR HooocoWooroon Totals CHICAGU ab -2 ©wo Flack, rf. Hollacher, ss Kelleher, 2b. Grimes, 1b. Barber, 1f. Maisel, cf. Deal, 3b. O’Farrell Ponder vMarrict Freeman, Twombly York, p, zSullivan Cheeves, coonoomuOmNoRHH 550000 b mb *Two scored. vBatted inning. XxBatted for Freeman in the sixth inning. zBatted for York in the eighth in- ning. New York out when winning run was for Ponder in the fourth 8 010 0—7 00 00118 | vo base hits—O'Farrell, 3; Kelly, Maisel, Three hase hit—Barber. Home runs—Frisch, Burns, Snyder. Sacrifice — Douglas. Double plays — Bancroft and Kelly; Kelleher, Hol- lacher and Grimes; Frisch, Rawlings and Kelly. Left on hase—New York, 9; Chicago, 9. Bases on halls—Off Ponder, 1; off Toney, 2; off Freeman, 3. Hits—Off Pond & in 4 innings; off Freeman, - in 2 innings; off York, 1 in 2 Innings; off Cheeves, 2 in 2 in- nings; off Toney, 7 in 5 1-3 innings; off Douglas, 7 in 4 :-3 innings. Hit by pitcher — By York, 1, (Meusel.) Struck out—By Douglas, 1. Winning pitcher—Cheeves. Losing pitcher — Douglas. Umpires — Hort and Me- Cormick. Time of game 2 hours and 28 minutes. 00 0 4 Triples With Bases Filled. St. Louls, Aug. 10.—~Southworth's triple with th ful enth in; S ,Ain’t Ita Grand-—;\d_alorious Feeling | WHEN YoU'RE EXPECTING & PHONE CALL FROM YOUR GIRL AT 7 P.M. AND You GET DOLLED uUP AND AT G.55 YOU'RE READY FoR T -- AND ALONG COMES A LADY ROOMER AND CALLS UP A GIRL FRIEND 7 / - AND SHE STARTS A, LONG CONVERSATION ABOUT NOTHING AND 7.05 AND 7.10 ROLL BY “AND JUST AS You ARE ABoUT To CoMmmIT MURDER, TREY WIND UP THe CONVERSATION WITH A HALF DOZEN GooD-BYS - THEN THe PHONE RINGS AND YouR GIRL SAYS To MERT HER RIGHT Now AT The USUAL PLACE - in the final game of the series with Ibasfi hits — Roush, Monroe. St. Louis yesterday, 4 to 3. South-|base—Wingo. Doubls plays — Kopt worth’s fielding on Mueller's double |and Groh; Smith, Parkinson and in the ninth inning caught Dilhoefer | Konetchy; Bohne and Daubert. Left at the plate and prevented a. tie. - The | on bases—Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, score: 4. Basea on balls—Oft Donahue, 2; off Ring, 2; off Sedgwick, 2. Hits — Oft Ring. 7 in 3 innings; oft Sedgwick, 8 in 5 innings. -Struck out—By Dona- hue, 5: by Ring, 3; by Sedgwick, 2. Wild pitch—Donahue. Passed ball— Henline. Losing pitcher—Ring. Um- pires — Klem and Emslie. Time ol game—1 hour and 40 minutes. Stolen BOSTON 4 N.) ® O oo s O 6o e o T Chicago, nings). 8; Powell, cf. Barbare, ss. Southwerth, Cruise, 1f. O’Neil, c. Bockel, 3b. Holke, 1b. Ford, 2b. Gowdy, c. Nixon, 1f. Oeschger, ‘Watson, *Eayres vNicholson Boston, 4; St. Louis, 3. w. 65 64 57 55 53 45 44 31 Pirates Won This One. Pittsburgh, Aug. 10.—For six in- nings Mitchell's pitching so bafrled tha Piratea hero yvesterday afternoon that they made only two hita in the first six innings, but in tha seventh they solved his delivery and chased him oft the mound. The Pirates bunched five of their eight hits in this inning for all their tallies in'a 4 to 2 victory over tha Dodgers. Tha score: BROOKLYN Pittsburgh . New York Boston Erooklyn St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago - . Philadelphia . D. coccomocoomOoOOHMY COOHOILWO H O = R PN O S e ) cocovoroowoOHmOD cococoocococoo0000000 Totals Games Tdday. Cincinnati in St. Louis. Brooklyn in Pittsburgh. Smith, rf. . Mueller, cf. Stock, 3h. . Hornsby, 2b. . Fournier, 1b. McHenry, 1t. Lavan, ss. A, Smith. <l Dil'fer, c. ‘Walker, p. Sherdel, p. North, p. xH'cote zSchultz OShotten .. (N r ® = Olson, ss. Johnston, Griffith, rf. Wheat, 1. Myers, cf. Schmandt, Kilduft, 2b. Krueger, c. Mitcheil, p. Reuther, p. *Neis Chicago, 5 Boston, 8; Detroit, 7 Philadelphia,*4; Clevela Gt. Louis, §; tcen innings). St o o O coccomorooo oHOMNHPOWHHO D coowmmHAOONO corwmoocoONAD cocococoocooooon Totals *Batted for Oeschger in enth inning. vBatted for Cruise in tha seventh inning. xBatted for Ainsmith in the seventh inning. zBatted for Sherdel in tha seventh inning. 0Batted for North in the ninth in- ning. Boston St. Louis Two has Totalg “6’ .6 62 59 . 50 . 49 50 16 30 tha sev- Cleveland New Ycrk . WVashington St. Louis .. Beston . Detroit Chicago Fhiladelphia Bigbee, If. Carey, cf. Maranville, Whitted, rf. Barhart, 3b. Tierney, 2b. Grimm, 1b. T'tem, c. Adams, p. xCutshaw, Zinn, p. . - SO OM WO wI O Games Today. Chicago in New York. Detroit in Boston. 1000030 0—4 0000210 0—3 Ford, hita — Barbare, Powell, Lavan, Mueller. Threa basa hits — Lavan, Cruise, Southworth. Stolen base—-Smith. Left on bases— Boston, 8: St. Louis, 8. Bases on bally —Oft Oeschger, 2; off Watson, 2; oft Walker, 3. Hits—Off Oeschger, 4 in St. Louis in Washington Totals *Ran ning. xRatted for Adams in 13 for Reuther in tha ninth in- GRA Cleveland, O., Aug. 1 the seventh BASEBALL IN Results Yesterday. New York, Pittsburgh, 4; Brooklyn; Cincinnati, 7; Philadelphia, 4. Standing of the Clubs. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Results Yesterday. New York, 4. (first game). Boston, 4; Detroit, 1 (second game). Washington, Standing of the Clubs. Cleveland in Philadelphia. D CIRCUIT RACES. MANAGEMENT—TWO NEW RECORDS ARE SET AT NORTH RANDALL TRACK By Briggs | — AND SHE TALKS OF HAIR- NETS AND SHORT HOSE AND You HAVE A FEELING | YoU'RE GOING To MISS ovT OH-H-H- BOY! An'T A GR-R-R-RAND AnD GLOR-R-R-RiocLS FEELIN' Tz A NUTSHELL INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Results Yesterday Jersey City,6; Rochester, same). . Rochester, 7; Jersey City, 3 (sec- ond game, ten innings). Toronto, 7; Newark, 1 (first game). Newark, 4; Toronto, 3 (second game). Syracuse, 4; Baltimore, 2. Reading, 6; Buffalo, 3. 7 (10 in- 5 (first 2 L. 37 42 43 51 50 60 60 71 -Standing of the Clubs. 84 30 69 49 63 52 59 53 51 62 46 87 43 87 39 74 Caltimdre - isuffalo Toronto . Rochester ~Newark Syracuse . Jersey City . Reading Games Today. Toronto in Newark. Rockester in Jersey City. Syracuse in Baltimore. Buffalo in Reading. EASTERN LEAGUE. nd, 3. 6 Coine. Results Yesterday. Hartford, 4-5; Pittsfield, 3-4. Bridzeport, 4; New Haven, 1. Worcester, 3; Springfield, 1. L Waterbury, Albany, 0. 40 39 51 Standing of the Clubs. Ww. L. 58 38 . 58 41 57 43 52 46 51 47 55 53 70 Eridgeport Worcester ivirtsfield artford lew Haven Springfield Waterbury \lbany Games Today. : Springfield at Hartford. Worcester at Pittsfield. Waterbury at Bridgeport. Alba t New ven. WL bany at New Haren. 6 innings; of! Watson, 4 in 3 innings: oft Walker, 10 in 61-3 innings: of' Sherdel, none in 2-3 inning; off North, 1 in 2 innings. Struck out—By Oesc ger, 2: by Walker. 3; by Sherdel, by Watson, 1. Winning pitcher Oeschger. Losing pitcher — Walker. Umpires—O'Day and Brennan. Tim« o! game—1 hour and 50 minutes. Redi Defeat Phillies, Cincinnati Aug. 10.—Cincinnati won threa out of four from Philadelphia, taking the last game of the seriea errors. 7 to 4. mainly through two erors by Monroe, which let in threa runi in the third inning. Tha score: PHILADELPHTA (N.) e 3b. 2b. Monroe, Smith, 1/veau, 1. Walker, rf. .. Konetchy, 1b. Willlams, cf. Parkinson, Henline, c. Ring, p. *King Sedgwick, p. cooMooOROO e et b =) & A b 130 coowMOROD AL socoocooo000o0wD RIS S 4 cooMmHRrHOOw Totals vl B8 CINCINNATI ab Neale, rf. Bohne, 2b. . Groh, 3b. Roush, cf. Daubert. Trsler, 1t Wingo, ¢ Kopt. s Donahue, 1b. covwRwooOT p. Totals ......- *Batted for Ring niag. Phila 0.0 Cincinnati ....0 3 . Ewe base hit — inning. Brooklyn Pittsburgh Two base hits—Kreuger, S Cutshaw. Sacrifice—Myers. plays—Adams. Tierney and Grimm; Maranville, Tierney and Grimm. Left on bases—Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburgh, 5. Bases on balls—O Mitchell, 3; off Adams, 1; off Zinn, 1. Hits—Off Mitchell, 6 in 6 1-3 innings: off Rue- ther, 2 in 1 2-3 innings; off Adams, 9 in 7 innings; off Zinn, 1 in 2 in- nings. Struck out— By Mitchell, 2. Wild pitch—2Zinn. Winning pitcher —Adams. Losing pitcher — Mitchell. Umpires—Moran and Rigler. Time of gamé—1 hour and 40 minutes. DONOVAN GETS THE GATE. “'Wild Bill” Will, However, Draw His Salary From Phillies. Philadelphia, Aug. 10.—William F. Baker, president of the Philadelphia Nationa: League club, announced terday that “Wild Bill” Donovan w no longer act as manager of the ball team. Besides issuing a formal state- Ment regarding the matter, the club president sail that he wanted Dono- van to explain a letter he had writ- ten to Judge Landis. The written tatement follows: “Ponovan's activities with the Phila- delphia National League club for the talance of the season will be limited ‘o his indorsement of his pay check cvery two weeks, provided, however, that no rules of organized baseball are broken by him." Donovan was temporarily relieved of the management when he was summoned to the recent baseball trial in Chicago as a witness. Irving Wil- helm then was placed in charge tem- perarily. Donovan became manager of the Phillies last winter, signing a one year contract, i the last half in 58 3-4 seconds, Peter Manning established a new world's record for five year old gelding trot ters at the North Randall track yes- terday, stepping the mile in 2:00 1- tie fastest mile ‘made by any harne: horse this year. He was driven Thomas Murphy, Poughkeepsie, ., reinsman. A few minutes earlier Murphy had cstablished a season’s record for trot tnrs when he drove Arion Guy, a four year old, a mile in 2:03 in a tria against time. Arion Guy's forme “ime was 2:04 3-4. He trotted the las! Auarter in 29 3-4, half a second slow- er than the time made by Peter Man- ning in his final quarter. Peter Manning’s time by quarter was 30 3-4, 1:01%, 1:31 and 2:00 1-4. Arion Guy's time was 31 3-4, 1:03, 1:33 1-4 anq 2:03. N S & " S PSS T. A. C. TRIO WIN. Independents Match The T. A. C. bowling trio attained great honors last night at Rogers Re- creation alleys, in defeating the Inde- pendents three games out of a five- zame sevies. Tha scorea follow: Independents. 77 96 84 97 86. 79 86 101 107 112 88 99 270 287 258 T. A. C. Long ... 91 103 100 Lahlstrom. 77 91 87 Anderson . 88 72 256 266 264 Arc Beaten in Bowling at Rogers Alleys. Minor Swanson Johnson $§1—435 93—445 94—500 297 268-1380 105 a3 107 210 I : H i ] ' You cant help but “like them! ‘ : They are DIFFERENT They are GOOD BEECH-NUT ‘20 forl5¢ * -CIGARET TES