New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1922, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY H LRATLD, ATURDAY, APRII, 29, 1922 e — RESULTS OF BOWLING PATTLES lN lNDUSl’RlAL LEAG UE LAST NIGHT — KEN. WILLIAMS IS LEADING IN HOME RUNS AND TIED WITH SPEAKER FOR AMERICAN LEAGU BOWLING RESULTS | Demesey quirs PAREE IN DUSTY LEAGUE, Little Change Is Effected Among the Contenders for the Title The results New Britain night, are American Champion s Given a 1t ng Sendoll as He Boards Train Jor Herlin, Iy Associated Lude April 20 Jack Dempsey Turewell \ wlmirers PParis today thr of Irench and Ameriean ceompunied I him to und him a sendoff station RN of the Industrial an follows INDUSTRIAL Traut and Hine, gumoes league [ noisy he boarded for He lin a “ Vierlin acknowledged the demonstration briel specel from the platfor e ) m 1 platform Heath Cusack Walker McDonough iid ved A4 1 shall not soo a in which % 0l 04 enjo every minute of my stay an forget all your Kind ud attentign I am | leaving you |of gratitude and wonderful hospitality 1 1ike of leaving Ifrance though it country with a heart ol royal rveception You have the family, with as were my 3 Corhin Screw for your Hinsman Rebillard Miller Belden Bchusler made 1 one and 1 oam much regret own country Just betore | waia |+ Carpentier [ our fght in Jersey City LI T ever visited France | regret it He right. Georges in the r in, |likely, | have to carry into the e it truly friendly feeling than 1 ever felt for any op- | ponent B his departure Dempsey told me after last July that I would never 11 meet as is most Russell anl E. Heine Jones Wells C. Ande Linn Leupold was " will more hiave 474 Rule I 84 worth a1 | here left my the M ing and have been the 1rench much as 1 undone visit 1o The Ameri heen fine NeWspipers v hope half s by s liv me, hing was to 1 while have I Stanley Ry 104 82 $h 78 neh Olson ns H. Wright Campbell T. Wright Myers 150 to neh ful, 1 people liked liked them.” 100 wonde 114 train | VANKEES EASILY DEFEAT RED $0X Losing Team Makes a Triple Play | in Segond Inning 20 The New defeated Nos- New York York, April Americans easily ton yesterday 10 to 8. Hhe Red Sox made a triple play in the second in- ning. Walter Pipp, New York's ‘irst haseman, who Jid not miss a zame all last season, wax out yesterduy's game as the result of a minor opera- tion on his nose, The score: BOSTON of |itarr) Pratt onky fhold B—— AMERICAN LEAC \Mll‘rdl) L) Ih- ults, New York 10, Rostoh 3 Washington 9, Philadelphia 4 Chicago 9, Detroit 6 St Louis 3, Clevelund Standing of lh HELFS fiIANTfl HIN Braves’ Moundsman Goes on an Ascension in Filth and Eighth Clubs, oston, April Now ited by Watson's wildness y the Nfth and elghth inning Hoston 10 to 6, The home team was 1i the lead twice, and ont hit the vis- ftors, hut could not the cham plons In the pinct Toston made four double plays agd New York three, The scor Gamies Today. NEW YORK Ioston at New York o i o] Cleveland at St Louis, ; Chicago at Detroit, Washington at Philadelphia York pro’- terday in heating New, York 8t Louis Cleveland Chicago Washington I'niladelphia Boston Detroit hold Voung Meusel, 17, 1h NATIONAL LEAGUR, New York 10, Boston 6. Philadelphia 10, Brooklyn 7. Cineinnati 5, Pittsburgh St Louis 11, Chicago 4 M1 BOSTON al, YORK ab, e 1 0 0 0 " 0 0 0 1 *Batted for O'Rourke ath. (Continued on FFollowing Burkhardt .. Goodell .. .. J. Curack . Lofgren Foote 64 105 100 n7 404 -1456 Hardware R 83 S1 03 154 Several y go, Jimm Murphy of Plainville bougit the New Britain 2 baseball franchise, and one of the fir things he did was to order the playe to live at a hotel in that town. Among the worlhics trying out for |was Bill Brennecke. Things went along nicely, until Jim issued an edict, that ail players would have to get “hull dog' reut. “Nothin' doin’,” id Brennecke, Burke st Johnson Quink Haugh ‘Wilcox Patrus Newton Long Happenny Frisk remained for lately named banish (e ficld in the when Ump “onnor out Waterbury 1 newspaperman, umpire, to from the this on Paddy O'- cos park at afternoon. lirst manager Lastern leaguc Dohe sent of the 1 Thursday 486 486 North and Judd Heslin 8 "Nyborg .. ;. Stedman Wolek Carls L. 108 88 80 than his announcement pitel, we have heard littie Bill Mangan regardir n his cinb and the .I team, Other that { he would of late from the game hetw Thomas's scminary 465 41 Landers. 91 103 84 110 113 a6 * Volhardt « W. Wright i A. Anderson Huck Thompson The Hartford team will play its first Sunday game of the scason {omorrow {at Bridgeport. 0l 8 101 86 103 11 L1118 Ie Vi of il on ous afternoon. pla dinmond AL Bt Mary and e Roger held o pgactice 1re planning a busy coming season. ers swung in A number into action this city this field, the T | Recreation ame, The campaign Molyneux . Politis Elliott Anderson Fredrickson 0 teams I'roja during t! for a rwin evening. 30 o'clock, with Parsons’ “big night” IForemen’'s Starting the The stage is all set Ly the club bowler: with a bangu program will be theatrical preformance theater. this at concluded at CIAL MATCH Court Fricndly F. of A. 89 . 82 83 sS4 68 70 Young Rosen Glos Bon i Mack .. 64 (i} 100 wins Foremen's will have . keeping Jack The Ttussell and | club outing xfi!‘!lnn(w hard job on their hands MeCue Bill M from issuing U {a bowling challenge (o *“The Two Littl Girls in Blue' this evening 414 Court Bethoven 1 W. Buckholz . 7 J. Diemont | A. Sonders x 2 9 l | F. Newhart | R. Buckholz and athpete Hin none the looking seen Walnut NooN, Wils Brennecke, manager, That [timbering ip vesterday alt | than Willie bowling alleys ool other genial hear that the soon be made into Ffield. Mayor Paonessa i the o and the park lit is reorganized will take Without a doubt. there in the who would | come t Siaw vk Aptll Routh knd Darl American light-heavyweight plon, and Ha « Pittsh last night s d articles for a fif yound title contest in Madison Square Garden on the night of May 2f The agreement calls for the ists to weigh at on the afternoon matel Tunney, who was the light-hea weight champion of the American ex- peditionary forces in France, won the American title from Dattiing Levin-| gky in a twehve round t at the |bers of Garden last Janu 3 the judges' decision Wi cham- | gy irgh n id bourd the are not b of to favor when matter very wel- Ty ter up a 5 mgil o ! | few city chunge pounds o'cle the team was out on 1y, getting the joints. The mem- that they will leaguce that is bhut we don't that. Everybody The Gas company the dinmond yeste stiffness out of their the team think ant in the consideration, anvthing like to think He | win the under mind has a right | iy received e ATHLETES BUSY Yale v day into YALI New Haver had 1 geason when several sports blue crews meeting Columbia Harlem the ts baseball with with Sievens Columbia, th meets the Spr and the 1925 baseball men meet mouth's The teams in tennis the Commercial ath- | s the| The clerks Y i in |Co. have organized for the se With two claim that they are going Ho up the leagie, They favor the the adding machines to keep when they at swinging the April 24 ir first | they got 0 T'rust letes they 1o also he | to clear home e cluded juse of 088 | SCOT are Pennsylvania, la « Techn tenni hman t with | willow fre ek team 10 heard a peep from Besse- e company that they wounld be out strong this season. They ought to have material for a baseball team that they have so many mors since the new store open- led up waiting for them to in- troduce fashions in baseball W and shmen Dart ofie fre il s0 had and baseball a enongh seeing clerks We're the TO WIN Harvard the FAVORED April 20, The had its first today, a co with the Although 11 of posi on ti wore PEANN Boston varsity Beason the Henley sity of DPennsylvania Crimson had the advantage tion gained by draw rowir Cambridge side of the river ylvanians, Yale rites to new race of suits eig test ove r - Manager Frank Rock Juniors h team compose Mane the sot for Tynan of the Black arranged for his players to play Sun They first distance Univer of new hester Midge e lin Soutl | win the ts in the op of the season vietors ove in | e A inte smber of local men have hecome in the ility of a ball this city There has heen a talk going the rounds a likelihood that a cer- mer would invest some ® in the proposition would have a tean. rested possii | park i groat that [tain gronp of {of their 1ong New Britair i Ayres’ Soda Water " .. 1 get the r Grocer's Three Size Bottles—s-10-15¢ Call for it by name hest. |1t s rumgred around town that berth | and he quit the team. | Park | athletic| son and | Jimmy Clinton is preparing to come back strong this scason. Jimmy don- | ned the chest protector and the mask 5 on and he certainly made a come-back, As a catcher, Jimmy was abonut the most finished one there was in town. He can backstop and coach the pitcher, and he can hit at a fair rate. He would be a good addition to any team, The Boston Braves management has tfiled a protest with President John A. Heydler of the National league, over the game played yesterday with the Giants. It is based on an alleged “bone” pulled by Bancroft, who stop- ped between second and third hase in the fifth inning and caught a return throw from Cruise, the Boston out- telder., Roth of the New York clubs are playing a brand of baseball that has the approval of the Gothan rooters. | The Pittsfield champion of 1921, will make the 1922 debut at the Hart- ford grounds next Tuesday after- noon. Now that Johnny Evers has shown that they can come bhack, some of the local ball tossers who seemed destined for the discard, may take one more chance, ard of late from regarding the imminent for a exhibition of months Littie has been h the local wrestlers, matches that seemed time. It was a great letter writing, however, a_few ago. Arthur Ackerstrom, for several cars the live wire manager of the Annex baseball club, last night was elected manager of the Viking, A. C. team for the coming season. It plan- ned to pat a fast team in the field to represent the Vikings. Owing to the inability to secure suitable grounds, the Vikings will play out of town games for the time being. Al candi- dates for the team are requested to ireport for practice at 10 o'clock to- | morrow morning at the Pioneer dia- | mond | The New Departure baseball man- agement plans to use Knight, the former Hirown university star, against {the American Chain company team at | Muzzy Field. Knight made a good im- | pression against the Hartford Bastern leaguers last Sunday. Joe 1Poote and Anderson will travel | Waterbury nest Tuesday night o {roll Harper and ‘Teller in the State | league tourney. On the following eve- |ning the B City stars will be at | the Cagino alleys in this city. The {local pin topplers will meet Kelly aud Musante, the Bridgeport duo, in| the Park City on next Thursday night. [to great games for against the | sefily Wont plaved the Braves yesterday Giants at Boston. The former local | boy got two nits in five trips to the plate. In the field he accepted seven | thances without an error, and he started (wo lightning double plays, Hinkie Haines, cavorting in the oul- field for the Jersey City team, went hitless in the ghme with Toronto. lLegendre is surely a sturdy athletic performer. Yesterday at Franklin Field, he annexed the pentathlon honors for the third time, equalling the achievement of Howard Berry, the former Penn all-around star. This person, in the Bastern league, the Hartford pennant ship | seems {0 have gone on the rocks. The addition of Zip. Sloan, is expected to add strength to the club. After a fine start George Scarlet, a Y. D. after a long absence from will don the Aghting togs again on May 13, when he clashes with “Young” Leonard of Wallingford, in one of the preliminaries lu the Wag- ner-Kaplin mill. veteran, | the ring. | Standing of the Clubs. New York Chicago 8t. Louis Philadeiph Pittsburgh i N ok Brooklyn ... e %5 429 1 Cineinnati Hoe Fifices, Bancroft, Boston Bancrofi;, Nehf Watson, p Qeschger 13 130 300 Smith double o Rancroft to Fioh to Rawlings to Kelly; Kopf to Bachare 3 Kopl to Boeckel; left oo Pases, New York 8, Boston 0; lase on halls OfC Nehf 3, off Watson off Oeschge struck out, by Nehf 3, by Watson I Oeseliger 25 hits, off Watson § in 7 innings, none out In Sthi off Oeschger 2 in 2 in aings; losing piteer, Watson; umpiroes Sentelle Kiem; time, 2:05, thres hits, I P o Kelly, e sord CGames Today New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Chicago, INTE W\I\Tl(l\:\b LEAGLU and 2 N Philadelphia 10, Brooklyn Brooklyn, Y., April 20.—The Philties batted Grimes out of the hox yesterday and beat Brooklyn 10 to 7. Grimes was hammered for thirtien hits in 5 1 innings, after which Mamaux and Godonier held the vis tors runle Hubbell was effective until the seventh, when the Dodgers rallicd and made seven runs off eleven hits. The Results Yesterda . Toronto 14, Jersey City Newark 8, Itochester 4. Syracuse 12, Reading 0. Buffalo Baltimore 3 Baltimore Jersey City Newark Reading Toronto Rocheste Buffalo Syracuse Anp. ot o Walker, rf. Williams, of, Farkinson, 2 I ier, 8 W rights Henline, Hublell, 1. “Lebouryes Games Today Toronto at Jersey i Rochester at Newar| Buffalo at Baltimors Syracuse at l(P:ulmiZ EASTERN IAI A( UE Results Yesterday Pittsfield 5, Springfield 3. Fitchburg &, Hartford 4. Albany 4, Waterbury 1. New Haven Yridgeport High, ss, Tolinston, T, Griith, R, Grifith, Wheat, If Myers, of. Neis, of. . Schmandt, Olson, 2h. Miller, ¢ Grimes, Mamaux Gordonte 1108t $Ruether Bl . of. Standing of the ( lubs P.C. 1.000 1.000 Socna Pittsfield Albany New Haven IFitchburg Bridgeport Hartford Springfield Waterbury ith. in Tth in yth 000 202 King Fleteher in Mamaux ardonier an for iBatted for tBatted for ! Brooklyn Philadelphia Two bae hits, Hubbell: three Sehmandt; home Wrightstone; King, Leslie Philadelphia 7, Rrooklyn 9; off Grines 1, off Mamaux 1, 12 oft Hubben 1; struck out, ihy Mamaux 1 Gordonier Grimes -3 innings, off in 1 Innings, off Gordonjer 1 nings; winning pitcher, pitcher, Grimes; umpires, Hart time, 000 000 Games Today Springficld at Pittsfield. IYitchhurg at Hartford, Walterbury at Albany. Bridgeport at New Haven, Hubbell; Taéa ob: Dl off Gordonjer Grimes 2, hits, off Mamaux 1 in 2 In- losing nd ('Day RBRRITISH CAR IN RACE, Indianapo! April 20 —-The first British-made car to be entered in the f00-mile automobile race here May 30 was entered today when Speedway officials received a cable from W, Douglas Hawkes, manufacturer of the car. St. Lou Chicago, April Chicago 1o six hits y Louis pounded the local pitchers for - WINS PENTATHLON endee, Carnival, Philadelphia, A Legendre, won the Relay Carnival ctown star sl points Geor of elght points Charles West Jeiferson (College points. Legendre the hroad jump, 200 metre sprint, the discus throw 1600 metre run, lLegrende, in scored his third round event, 1919 and 19 the record of J. University of who won in In dre ords in ord of petition, made by Pennsylvania, in 191 won the 1919 and records were of w Ju wi 1915, five three He shot the tunce of 171 the Pennsylvania feet 11 1-4 made Pennsylvania, feet, in 22 1- ostablished by titth ond, several inches of jump figures made Dubuque College, so forced into discus throw naval academy 2 inch inches. Leger i e to of Georgetown University pentathlon yesterduy afternoon from a class fleld of all-round athletes, with Muhlenbergs College He vietory having won previously This performance ties H. Berry, PPennsylvania made || throw aand 200 metre race. spear out to second Vernon caled the platter 121 Legendre's 112 when Georgetown 20 1 I'e1 pril of ored @ Rei second Washington ‘s third won velin th Wis o and thir inning 1916 an winning the Pentatilon established two new carnival rec- events and tied the ree- victories in t J. H, bh-16-17, 1021 anc in th thr wecond the Berry, Star, Again Cops Honors In 'enn Relay Tying Derry's Record, -RRobert 'niversity, insylvania contest high The minimum nartz of with 17 and with 18 ce firsts, row and in the din yesterday, in this all- in famous athlete 1917, Legen- d his com- of legendre 1 his new e javelin n dis- ! MW ndians, HITTING HONORS — RED SOX EXECUTE FIRST TRIPLE PLAY OF SFASON GIANTS BENEFIT BY WATSON'S WILDNESS WILLIAWS SETTING FAST HITTING PACE Browns’ Great Batter Has an Average of 449 Chicago, April 20.—Kenneth Wil- Hams the hard hitting outfielder with the St, Louis Browns who startled the baseball world by cracking Babe Ituth's home run record for the first two weeks of the season when he smashed out his Tth circuit drive, Is at the top of the batters in the Ameri- can league according to averages re- leased today and which include \\'l"l- nesday's games, Willlams s tied with Tris Speaker, the veteran leader of the Cleveland Fach has an average of 449, Willlama is not only topping the hitters but is showing the way to the base stealers with eight thefts, His 7 home runs is a big advantage over his rivals and if he maintains his present stride Ruth will have a big handicap to overcome when he returns to the game on May 20, The St. Louis slugger also is out in front in total bases with a total of 42. Sisler Going Good, George Sigler, another star of the Browns, has' been wielding the willow with telling effect since the curtain 1 inch, bettering |rose, and is trailing the leaders with W, son. ¥ 1 191 vdre fell Sol 1919, pla by n relay record of 168§ by last aed meter race he sprinted over the course seconds, meating the record Berry in 3artel of n the 200 by one- short by 7 the running broad Butler, of He was|peat this season, n the Clapp, ce feet 15 hits, Henry, by, and 8COr ST, LG Smith, Fournier, Stock, 3h. Hornsby, fleatheote, Schultz, of Mot lay of. Statz, Hollocher, s, Kelleher, 3b. rimes, 1D, Friberg, 1f. Milter, If. . Keen in Kuufma *Ratted for Hatted St. Louis aKo Taiid Two hase lits, MeHenry, Smilh; honme runs, Hornshy ry; sacrifice, St Hornshy to Klugmann [ 1 Stoc thee Fourni imes; in pitcher, hy ing pitcher, Moran; time, Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh, ., nati bunched hnings erday feated Pittsburgh, and an error res nati runs in the (Continued on — e e s P April hits off Carlson in two | 11 DUIS b, Tth, nuoin 9t k I Ainsmit doubls er left on wses on off K K Kuufmunn 2 in 2 innings; Slher (Gr 29. nd the inni to nlays, . Quigiey including home runs by Mec- Atnsmith and won casily, Horns- 8. The Yy h. MeHen- Lavan to st off G elieher bases, balls, cen § imeg) ; los- and tsburgh 3. —Cincin- two Reds de- 5 to 4. Three hits nlted in three Cinecin- third ng, while ollowing Page) i 3001 201 #11 an average of .444, Other leading batters for five or more games are: Pratt, Boston, .432; E. Smith, Bos- ton, .429: K. Collins, Chicago, .350, and Scott, New York, .378. Kelly 1= Pasting Pill, George Kelly, the Giants' first base- man, who last season led the National league home run hitters, is out to re- but appears to have competition in his team mate, Meusel, and Cy Williams, the Philadelphia outfielder. This trio has clouted ont three homers apiece. Kelly is topping the batters with an average of .455, while Tierney, the Pittsburgh second sacker, is three points behind with a mark of 452 Hornshy of St. louis, who carricd off the league's batting honors last sea- son, I8 down in the list with a mark of .368, A Iabbit Maranville of the Pirates, and Rawlings of the Giants, are hav- ing a nip and tuck race for the honors among the base stealers. Each has piifered four. Other leading batters for five s games are: Groh, New 429 Harper, Cincinnati, .421; Hollocher, Chicago, .388; Williams, Philadelphia, .385, and Maranville, Pittsburgh, .378. S VICTORIOUS some keen or HOLY CRO¢ Defeats Bowdoin 8-3, Gill Easing Up in Last Inning. Worcester, Mass., April 20.+~Gill al- lowed Bowdoin only four hits in yes- terday's game, Holy Cross winning by 6 to 3. Iflinn was toyched .up.for ten hits and was wild at times. The visitors gcored three runs in the ninth when Gill eased up. Morrell’s triple, which was the longest hit, scored two runs, OFFER 29.—O0laf Henriksen, Boston college baseball coach and former utility man of the Red Sox has received an offer to hecome man- ager of the Ottawa team of the new Eastern Canada league. Henriksen said he had the matter ander consid- eration, and expgcted to decide before cor Boston, April Next Mon., Tues., Wed. 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