New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1922, Page 9

NEwW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNsDAY, JULY b, L Seail &b, . : o s R R g < 000 000 0000 | piuches, twelve Washington players|bid to tie the score in the ninth but YETERAN PLAYER Dms Dasy A o Bl e "’\\“-»hl"u“-n ol d00 008 01 2| having been left on bases, Score: | fell one run short of the requirel e 4 )8 0 0| Two hase hit, Bmith; three buse hits, | sl X v T BOUND s § 6 8 8 8 b wie? coifhasoltn "t Gasrs! 41| onton 001400 110—4 11 3 | number, - RO 05 L e% v asnseire [ 0 0|fce, Pockinpaugh; doublo plays, Maynard to ashington ) 0 0 4 0 Daley besides clouting for the cir- Plercy, p, ' 0 4 0Pratt to J, Harela; Joft on basos, Boston § Quinn and Ruel; Erickson, Phillips | c\st, had six difficult chances in the Chicago, July b6.~-John Thomas s MITH CLERKINS . 500 T T T | Mneniamon SR ah Valln "oft Fra0els K | gnl giharity, field, all of which he handled per- | (Jack) Pickett, a famillar figure in il-lm; 2; hit by pitcher, by i (D et fectly. Hamlin pitched fine ball for | professional baseball fields in the days fira.) Uy, Dlarey, (6, Maceiali umpison, Nl AT SOUTH MANCHESTER the locals. Seclert starred for the o capt. Anson, is dead here today. ¥ " ’ | Pirates, getting three solid smashes| 3 | e iy I'or 24 years he had been manager b | | e e during the game, contributing In a of the A. G. Spalding bst fi tabs of the doings on the i imond,|bout, Both Bridgeport and Meriden 1 (ST | Boston 4, Washington &, Jack Daley's homer put the Kmnw:,'I‘l’fm“‘"%;.“‘.'."‘:":":_: scoring his team's| b, oy ett piayed with Philadelphin, Bal- 1 2 k] Pete Fusarl just simply can boy keep| A return bout between Kid Kaplan “‘A""N(l-"r"l' out of baseball. Although he hi s not|af Merlden and Kid Wagner of Phil-|smin, o, ..., 8 4" 5 B0 o el played véry much in the [)ull:y"ur or | adelphia, should make a neat profit|Peckinpaugh, ss . 0 | [ S—_ ' 7 e 80, the old boy has kept pre close | for the promoter handiing such a|Rice. ¢ 0 0 (Morning Game) Now he has taken over the wf aching|are angling for the mill, 4, i, 0 0 ton, July b—Bunching hits | between the St, Mary's team of this timore, Brooklyn and other teams of job for the Rangers team, any1 Man. | Goabel, 1f, 0 3 0/ off Erickson in four different innings, city and the Pirates of Manchester, |8t Mary's ..... 010 080 000—4 8 8|¢po 610 National league, and wound ager Olsen fssues a warning o other| Joe Lynch Is getting Into r‘ondlllon‘u"’:"::::" o 0 0| Boston defeated Washington 4 to § in played in South Manchester yesterday |P'lrates ........ 000 010 002—3 7 8] .5 his career as manager of the teams to keep their lamps u eled on|for his bout with Johnny Buft next| % P - ; 2 _Ulthe morning game. Quinn for Boston an ice by the score of 4 to 3. The Jatteries: Hamlin and Pilarski; 8. [Green Bay in the Wisconsin-Illinols the Rangers. Monday night at the New York Velo- 1| generally proved effective in the Houth Manchester crew made a great [ Thornton and Carlson; time, 2 hours. | league. PO S—— drome, by training at Saratoga, The ) l The present season is the fdullest in|West Sider Is hopeful of regaining his bowling circles that the jdraprietors|bantamweight title bave ever experienced, acecp ding to a - lo local man, Judging from accounts One run, one hit and one assist heard from varfous parts csfj the state, | was Bill Kopf's contribution in the this condition does not apply to New | Braves-Phillics game yesterday, e NSIDINNS | |7 Gl SRSl Now delivers a McCue should be able tg) show his fellow bowlers in the Rusfell and - win Foremen's league L few things ' b \Y\ @ ] . about the game. Jack slipg into Iogers : : ’ . B 9 ; Recreation alleys freque i ly and from | 3 i ; pY ¢ ! reports, he is putting 1tg. some nifty scores, (Continued from Preceding Pnge) When the motoring 110 ason is at an|game by § to 4, knocking Glazner ot ( &(\\ / : 0 end, Bill Massey will I gin his cam-|of the box in the sixth inning. Coopker T Yy Y i f paign for supremacy of the lanes. Bill | replaced him, Seore: /’(( ; LW is not letting bowling; interfere with|Chicago |, 000 015 020—8 13 0 Al :flu driving ll;e:: (|"Yfl.b|nd besides m--1 Pittsburgh ...000 030 001—4 10, 3 7 i — 5 ng a second Jimmy Jfurphy behind| Cheeves, Osborne and O'Farell; e 5 the wheel, Bill Is alsoone of the most | Glazner, Cooper, Carison, Hollings. s » Come in today, select the Grafonola that polite autolsts we have yet heard | worth and Gooch. N " / 4 : . harmonizes with your furniture, deposit Fo i ~ » . I s (1B 7] only One Dollar and the instrument will be 1 St. Louls 6, Cincinnati 5, g Manager Frank J¥. 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If Bartfleld s any &5 2O ) 7| . where near right he should win botp pe k < DDOANT I ( [ vo \{\ bouts. i 1 It must have becn a severe test /q n the ring yesterday when Billy Migy e dropped Willle Meehan, the & boy" in the first round of a 10 raw.ad bout at Oklahoma City. Protect Your Hes (03 Always Use PREVENTIV O Ly anl"'?"o‘nhlot‘ Frotas 'on | Druggists or / s b, 1922 I Xy 3 P ater s, e ot il it mberved C o A LA