New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN WINS BOWLING M NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922, ATCH FROM WALLINGFORD QUINTET — VALKYRIANS TOOK MANY HONORS IN LADIES’ CITY LEAGUE — CHAM- PION JAKE SCHAEFER SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDS HIS BILLIARD TITLE—DODGERS WIN SECOND GAME OF WESTERN INVASION—165 TO 1 SHOT WINS WALLINGFORD TEAM LOSES 70 LOCALS Rogers Quintet Proves Too Good for Down State Five Brital ingford ir The New feated Wa of the home and last night leys. The 3 tor vo ont o game and 1,583 The work ¢ In the twc big game Narc over Hoffmar to one The series, rolled { three fall of isitors. orothe wor ix games scores Wallingford Szad . 83 a Hoffman 114 Bt o0 s0e 108 <8 Du 99 101 Gree 110 87 93 480 New Britain 106 107 508 409--1476 Thom Larson Frisk ... Narcum . Bill Hoffman— 114 107 Du Bois— 83 101 105 93— T11 112 101 104 102— 687 197 208 217 190 191 200 195—139§ Narcum— 108 94 Brenneck— 99 124 105 207 218 CHAMPION IS BEATEN Boxer, 95 110 154 113 109— a8 200 208 Jim Murphy, a Penn State Gains the Decision Over Gordon Munce, Amateur Title Holder. New York, May 19.—Gordon Munce state amateur heavyweight boxing champion, caught a tartar last night in the intercity bouts at Madison Square Garden in the person of Jim Murphy of Penn State college. Murphy got the decision of the judges after four sizzling rounds, in which he outboxed and outpunched the champion. These two young giants, each six feet tall @nd weighing 200 pounds, waged a desperate battle from start to finish. At the end of the third round the judges were unable to select a winner and the referee ordered an extra round. Murphy usd a straight left in the final round with telling effect. He sup- plemented this with a right hook that had Munce tired and groggy at the sound of the bell. Both men were cut and bleeding. LONG SHOT WINS De Bonero, a 165 to 1 Chance, Wins First Race at Churchill Downs Track, Louisville. Louisville, May 19.—Backers of De Bonero in the first race at Curchill Downs vesterday were aboard the hest bet of the racing season, East or West De Bonero, a three-year-old maiden paid $331.20 for every $2 mutuel tick- et and was thus, approximately, a 165 to 1 shot. The colt is a get of the noted Tony Bonero This was his first race of the year and he had gone to the post only twice as a two-year-old He was racing against horses whicl had won races 1 consequently he received very little play. Only $120 was wagered on him. De Bonero moved into the at the start and, showing a liking for the heavy going, maintained his advant- age throughout. He finished two lengths ahead of Skiles Knob, w hich had gone forwardly all the way. ————— R T T T R lead ~a AN ¢‘lo\lv at $1.19 Bring in this ad and receiv —aN— OFFICIAL LEAGUE BALL ?$1.19 One to a Person. onier’s Sporting Goods Store 38-42 MAIN ST. Basgball Uniforms in stock, no waiting. HANY WANT TIGKETS | Special Squad of Police Needed to Keep Crowd in Line for Paste Boards for Tomorrow Game, New York, May 10.—It took a spe- jal squad of police reserves to handle Wl the who wanted to buy re; geats yvesterday for tomorrow's which Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel are to return to the Y ee lineup, their five weeks' suspension lifted by Commissioner K. M. Landis. The drizzling rain made no lifference to this small army of base- ball devotees, As 8 o'clock vesterday morning there was a solid ine on West Forty-Second street, ex- tending from the Yankee offices to Eighth avenue, half a block away. The police estimated that there were than 2 in line, with hun- dreds of others joining the procession the day passed. Inside the oflices a corps of ticket sellers was kept busy satisfying the demand for reserved and box seats for | the big game tomorrow. At 5 o'clock wt the doors were closed and the turned 1y, the Yankee of- ficials said that practically all the re- served seats and box seat tickets had been disposed of. Yesterd rush fans served game | slated more 000 as last f s of fans to buy tickets w the biggest since the world's s last Fall, according to Busine anager Edward G. Barrow. A g BABE DAMS IS 40, Pittsburgh, E 19.—Rain which prevented the Pirate-Giants game here yesterday did not spoil Babe birthday party. The 40 year | er who was to have celebrat- | anniversary on the mound, | turned his efforts to entertaining his | teammates, members of the New | York team and other guests in xlwi Pirate club house. [ A huge birthday cake in the shape | of a diamond and appropriately m-{ scribed, was cut by Babe. Guests included John McGraw and Hughey Jennings of the Giants and Barney Dreyfus, president, Sam Drey- treasurer, and Sam Watters, sec retary of the Pirates. BROOKLYN ‘WINY ON SHITH'S HUFF Cards’ Right Fielder Drops- Ball, Letting in Two Runs St. Louls, May 19,—Brooklyn w its second game since starting on western swing around the circuit he yesterday, by 7 to 5. line drive to two men on, after two were out, i Smith dropped the ball, permitting t two winning runs to score. Score: PHILADELPHIA b, r. h. po. Olson, Joht T. G Wheat, If. Myers, of, Schmandt Janvrin, Deber i Vance, p. . *Ruether Mamaux, 8. on, 3b, . flith, rf. alrsoruroooen Batted for Vance in Sth tRan for Ruether in fth, ST, LOULS ab, Smith, rf Tapor: Stock, Hornshy, 2 Fournier, McHenr: 1t. . Heatheote, cf. Ainsmith, ' c. Pertica, Rarfoof, *Schultz tMann .. *Batted for Barfoot #Ran for Toporee Brooklyn 2y Louis . o base hits, Ruether, 001 030 030 i 100 013 000 Whent, Ainsmith, Hea Myers, Vance; nith, Vance; isted) | cot Olson, fices, H 3 play, Johnston (ur Brooklyn 7, St. Lol base on balls, Vance 3, off Mamaux 1, off Pertica 4 out, by Vance 2; hits, off Vance 7 nings, off Pe 9 in § inni off X 2 in 2 inr Barfoot winning b Vance; i umpires, Rigler and in 7 los T, Griffith hit a Smith in.the fifth with home double Jeft on bases, struck Mam- in M Baseball in Brief NATIONAL I FAGUE, Yesterday's Results, Brooklyn 7, St. Louls b, Standing of the Clubs, Won Lost 20 s 17 12 « 16 12 15 13 11 14 13 18 12 16 8 18 New York . St. Louis , Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphla . Cinelnnati Brooklyn Boston on its e Games Today rooklyn at St. Louis, New York at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago, LEAGUE, nd he AMERICA Standing of the Clubs. Lost 11 12 14 15 14 17 19 18 New York St. Louis ..., Philadelphia . Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington Chicago ..... Cleveland at New York. Chicago at PhRadelphia. St. Louis at Boston. Detroit at Washington. wlossmosonzoons INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Results Yesterday Baltimore 4, Buffalo 1. Rochester 2, Reading 1. Syracuse-Newark—Rain. Only three games scheduled. th- n- Standing of the Clubs Won Lost 19 11 19 12 18 off Baltimore . Toronto ..... Rochester . Buffalo ... in- ing | P.C. .633 613 .600° 484 | announcement of Manager Frank MecConn of the Kaceys ba ball team, tbat the season will be opened on next Sunday at St. Mary's| field, is well met by the fans. When| the Pioneers declded that no team| would be placed in the field this sea- | son, the fans were wondering where they would spend their Stnday after- 100ns without a good baseball attrac- tion. Manager McConn can be de-| pended on to give the best obtaina- ble if the fans show that they will support a team. [ The I3ddier McAloon, junior, and John-| ny Howard, local schoolboy starts last season, are going good with a Hart- | ford team. | The Casino Five will tackle “Fido”| O'Brien's selected quintet from Hart-| ford this evening at the Casino alleys The executive committee of the Western Golf Association has decided that the use of steel shaft clubs will be permitted in all tournaments un- der the guidance of the association Art. Kilpatrick, an playing with the rown baseball team, was remembered by his fellow townsmen with a gift of a watch and chain at New Haven last Wednesday afternoon. Ansonia boy university list of the Fitchburg/ ern league now totals hree members. Conway, an infielder hurt two weeks ago. On Wednes- lay Marterer, 4 baseman vn,l‘ Redmond, catcher, suffered injuries. , The injury cam of the Eas 8600 All candidates for the Kaceys base- ball team requested by Manager McConn to report at Mary's field tomorrow afternoon for practice. St. re without they would like to Tndependents or any around this city the ages of 14 to s have won the The Boosters game Sunday from the team in or \veraging between 5 years. The Booste games that they have pliged so far and they feel they can trim the Independents. Anyome wishing to ar- a game with the Boosters cominunicate with Manager at 47 Willow street. ne will be deprived of plitz at Boston this to an injury to the a for hear other three range should Isudore Yahra Johnny Shu meeting Joe evening ow latter. of fans that rainz of for the waited esterday to Yanks-Brown tomorrow at the Polo further indication that is one of the greatest the history of the Tha Jong line through heavy procure ticl haseball e Grounds, is a “Babe” Ruth drawing cards in national pastime. a Edward P. McAloon, has received . postal card from Walter Kopf, an- nouncing his arrival at Oakland, Cal., where he will play with the Pacific Coast club team in that city. Jake Schaefer has successfully proven that he is rightfully in posses- sion of the world's billiard title. Last| night he defeated Welker Cochran, the challenger, in an impressive man- ner. It now looks as though Jake will keep his title for some come. Erickson, the High School short- stop wielded the willow with deadly ef- fect in the game getting five out of five. He accepted a number of chances in the field and booted three. Jimmy Kelley who recently held teorgia Ward to a draw at New York has added to his popularity In this section. He is matched to meet Sol- dier Dartficld at Hartford next week. | ON THE FIRST BOUND | ——WITH CLERKIN -—J |on a demand made by the runner at [ the months to| | Those who are back of the move- ment to secure a public golf course, report that many of the leading men of the city are backing the proposi- tion. The establishment of a public links will meet with hearty approval of many who through circumstance are not able to play the game as often as they would like. the peerless first baseman of the Cleveland Indians, has performed in 150 consecutive games without a misplay. Virgil Cheeves, is now known as the “Giant Killer” in the National league. The Cubs star recently pitched his team to two wins over the McGraw- men. Stuffy McInnis Mickey Noonan has signed to play with Hal Justin's Coebill team of Hartford. The Fisk Red Tops team will op- pose the New Departure nine at Bris- tol on next Sunday. George Sisler, the Browns great first baseman, is hitting at a .442 clip. Hal C. Cutbill, the Boston parson will be given a hearing on the charges of professionalism at Hartford next Thursday night. The aCtion is based close of an indoor athletic meet at Hartford early in the spring. Soldier Bartfield will meet Leonard in the ring at Square Garden tonight. Benny | Madison Eddie Goodridge, field manager of the New Departure nine of Bristol is laid up with an attack of neuritis, His legs are paralyzed and his arms also are affected. The doctors in at- tendance upon him state that the malady will not last longer than month or five week a| In the meantime Paul Schneider has signed up with the Endees to play the outer garden. He reported for practice with the team on Wednesday and he made a good showing. In bat- ting practice, Paul biffed the ball all over the field. Jackowitz starts in East Hampton Saturday for the first game of the sea son with a down river team. He will play with Jimmy Green on the Deep River lineup. McCue of the Shamrocks in the game with the High school Wednes- day evening, banged out a hit that was good for a home run. He failed, however, to touch first or second bases and was called out. Marin Plestina failed in his attempt to thrown George Calza in 90 minutes of wrestling in a bout at Boston last night. Calza was declared the winner, The Shamrocks are still playing the game that was finished by the score of inst them. They have ad- vanced many excuses why they didn't win, but there is only one reason and that is that the High school lads were better than they were. The State Trade with Middletown on Saturday. The aders are certainly coming along season. The walloping that they the Wethersfield team at Wal- chool will clash tt gave T T P R RN ALL CORSETS Fitted By An Expert Corsetierg Jersey Syracus Reading .. Newark . 14 13 12 11 City .. Games Today Buffalo at Toronto. Baltimore at Newark. Reading at Jersey City. Syracuse at Rochester, EASTERN LEAGUE Results Yesterday No games yesterday. New Haven . Pittsfield Fitchburg Dridgeport Albany .. Standing of the Clubs Won Lost I ) 5 12 11 10 10 Hartford Waterbury Springfield Games Today Albany at Hartford. New Haven at Worcester. Bridgeport at Pittsfield. ‘Waterbury at Springfield. 457 LADIES'LEAGUE S BROUGHT TO CLOSE Valkyrians Cop Pennant and Other Honors The Valkyrians, besides winning the Ladies' City League championship, garnered other honors, as shown in the final statistics of the league secre- tary, The team withh 448 was the best high scorer for a single and the 1,307 took the teok honor for high three strings. Miss K. Landgren took the high single and high three string score honors, with 117 and 310. A Splendid Average To Miss Claire 1,yn¢h, a member of the Corbin Screw Corporation team went the honor of high average, with 91.4. Seventeen members of the league finished the season with the splendid average of 80 and over. The final official statistics are follow as w Valkyrians <4 19 Gorbin Screw ... 16 South Ends ...... 15 Traut & Hine .... 12 Landers o kg i Stella Rebekah anh85psd8 Daughters of A .. 3 18 Methodist Church . 1 20 High individual single, gren, 117. High individual three strings, Landgren, 310. High team single, Valkirians, 448. High team three strings, Valkyr- fans, 1307. Individual Averages C. Lynch#........ K. Landgren . Scharff .... A. Carlson Larson .... Botticelll Ag. Carlson Lundgren Kilduff Landgren Ahearn Campbell G. Anderson Al. Anderson McAloon ... Sanderson Ag. Anderson . Wiiliams Beilman DeJune .. R. Scheidler . . Anderson . ckson Harrison . ... M. Scheidler . 1» Winger .. Rock Wiegand .. R. Lynch illing .. Hart. ... Gritzmather Hoffman Crowley .. Norton Egan E. Winger Mallory ..... Mertz Schmaidt . L P.C, Ave: 004 424 761 406 714 404 671 395 476 392 380 380 142 377 047 334 K. Land- K. 91.4 §9.13 a1 BESSE-LELAND CO. nut Hill park shows that they are a strong aggregation. Klatka who caught for the High school pulled a Babe Ruth wallup for a circuit of the base ing on The two teams will clash again next Monday think that Shamrocks give medicine that can be had. The High school team have certainly got down to brass tacks in their practice, and we hope to see the defeat hand- ed to them by Hartford, wiped off the slate when the two teams clash in this city We hest on them heavy this year. night at Walnut Hill games such as the team, Decoration Day. . Klatka is land- park. the are the Leupold .. Thayer . BALL PLAYER INJURED. Schenectady, May 19.—Perry Dean, right fielder and leading hitter on the Union college baseball team, sprained his ankle yesterday while practising for Saturday’s game here with Rut gers. Dean wi rounding first and{ his spikes caught in the bag. SCHWAB HONORED. Easton, Pa., May 19.—Frank (“Dutch™) Schwab, All-American ! gnard, today was elected chairman of the INirst Lafayette College Student ' Self Governing Council. TENNIS EXPERTS PICK | RYAN AND LENGLEN American Player Will Barring An Up- set Contest With French Girl for Hard Court Title, Brussels, May 19, (By Associated Press) —Mlss Elizabeth Ryan, sole Amerlcan eptry in the international hard court tennis champlonships here entered the semi-finals of the wom- en's singles today a favorite to' win over Mme. De Borman of Belgium, Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen, the cham- plon, plays Miss McKane of England and, barring an upset, the experts look for the American and French stars to meet for the title tomorrow. Miss Ryan, who holds the Irish women's championship is In rare form. In January she took the wom- en's singles in the Cannes tournament and her play since that time has been consistently good. She had no difficulty in disposing of Mrs, Beam- ish of England in their match, taking two consecutive sets and allowing her opponent only two games in each. RUNS FOR THE WEEK * RUNS FOR WEEK MAY 14-20. National League SMTWTPF 5 2 6 X 5 s TtL New York Brooklyn Boston Phil. Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis X 5 4 1 1 1 American League SMTWTTF S Tt.) New York Phil. 1 Boston Washington Cleveland Chicago Detroit St. Louis B B International League SMTWTF 4 8 Ttl Baltimore Reading Toronto Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Jer. City Newark ERCR R RS SACCO BEATS GORMAN Boston Boy Gets Award Over Port- land Lightweight ' Portland, Ore, May 19.—Jimmy Sacco, Boston boxer weighing® 137 pounds won a ten round decisfon here last night over Joe Gorman of Port- land, 130 pounds. Gorman lost to Sac- co recently in Seattle on a foul. Freddie Wiliams of Boston and Mike De Pinto of Portland, feather- weights boxed six rounds but the referee declined to make a .decision, claiming they were stalling. FOX’S—Mon., Tues., Wed. “ARABIAN LOVE” Remember “The Sheik?” You'll Like This Just As Well Wear Besse-Leland’s Custom Made CORSETS $3.00 to $6.00 BESSE-LELAND CO. WJAKE SCHAEFER RETAINS HIS TITLE Billiard Champion Defeats Welker Gochran 1,500 t0 1,833 Chicago, May 19, (By Assoclated Press).—"Young Jake'" Schaefer to- day is undisputed world's champion at 18.2 balk line billlards and is as- sured of retaining his title at least until next fall. The son of the late “Wizard" Jake once a national bil- llard idol defeated Welker Cochran last night 500 to 414 in the final block of their titular mateh, giving him a total of 1,500 to 1,383 for the contest, The three night's play left little doubt that Cochran 1{s inferior to “Young Jake"” but the San Francisco lad gave the champion several scares, not so much through his own good work as through Schaefer's poor work the first two nights. (‘hpmplnn Regains Form. Last night, however, he recovered his form and played a good game, His efficiency does not show in the score for it was remarkable general- ship, positien play and ability to get out of bad holes that brought almost continuous applause when he was clicking points. Towards the end he literally toyed with Cochran, electing to play almost imppssible shots when he had easy ones. Only once did he fail on these and Cochran then jumped in and ran 166, but Schaefer soon clinched the match. The Averages, Schaefer's average for the three nights was 38 4-52, while last night it Avas 35 10-14. His high run was 202. Cochran's three night average was 31 31-42 and last night he averaged 31 11-13, high high run was 166. TO INVESTIGATE BOUT. Chi 0, May 19.—Investigation of the charges that John Pesek and Marin Plestina did not do their best in their wrestling match Tuesday night will be made by the City Ath: letic Commission. Pesek and Plestina wrestled more than three hours to a draw, when the match was declaréd no contest. GIANTS SIGN SCHOOLBOY. Pittsburgh, May 19.—Arthur Seyd- ler, an eighteen-year-old right hand pitcher from West Texas Military Academy, st night signed a Giant eontract. ydler joined the club in Chicago. In the last seven games he pitched for his school team he struck out 116 batsmen. He weighs abou‘ 165 pounds. B e MORE PLAY THAN WORK TO SHAVE Ayres’ Soda Water Call for it by name and get the best, For Sale at Your Grocer's \ Three Size Botiies—5-10-15¢ ‘\ Oh, Man! HANK - MY TooTH IS NEARLY ] KILLING ME. I'LL Go CRAZY = @ HANK !‘ ' You'RE, AN ANGEL® You'RE ALWAYS DOoING GOOD IN THE WORLD VLL SUIP You SOMETHING TJo DEADEN THE PAIN ANDREW THAT STUFF- UNDER YouR NEV' MIND NEV' MIND THANKS oLD BoY Le THIL i 50 FRIEND How 1S ouUR INTERESTING PATIENT TH(S MORNING ? 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