New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1922, Page 8

BIG CROWD EXPECTED TO GREET PETE WILSON, WHEN AMERICAN CHAIN COMPANY TEAM MEETS KACEYS HERE NEXT SUNDAY — ISKANDER CONTINUES FINE WORK ON SHORT SHIP CIRCUIT—HOLDOUT CATCHER TELLS PIRATES MANAGER HE WANTS $10,000—DEMPSEY-BRENNAN BOUT M NEHF A PULILE Sekmide it on RUTH HITS HARD |["Bcbt i g J PETE WILSON WILL | dana Govermor i SKANDER ADDSTD S0 PIRATES LOSE, """ % o> " iTH BASES FULL"wmsrcr— PTCH HERE SUNDAY 2 2 B "y 7 OFVIGTORIES | | Indfanapolls, Ind, July 7.—Gov. Modesto, Calif, July 7.--Walter| s Y PR S i AR e Results Yesterday Warren T, McCray stated yesterday - | Caney Is Only Plager Giant Hurler cy'cher in the Pissbureh team oc'wne | Big Rellow Crashes Out a Home| s eoun e mromsorn . * Well Known Hurler to Stack Up|tas e was aoubteu i sac empses| MoGregor's Great Pacer Wins in National league at the opening of the ) season, today received a telegram N . . in an act with Bill Brennan in the Didn't Fool Yesterday ~ irom sexnaser “Siewecnnie ‘o ine| R, Making His Total 14 Siaodiag of the Cinhe Against Kaceys Michigan City arena Labor Day. {raight Heats at Windsor Pirates asking Schmidt to reconsider New York Won l‘nont P.C. Gov. McCray has put his legal staff S his decision, Schmidt replied Te Bt Lo“;’: GO ;: :;; at work to determine if Dempsey and S— Pittsburgh, July 7.—The New York :‘..;'rm;“ll“"m salary originally asked| New York, July 7.—The New York | Brooklyn : 34 .541| One of the best attractions that has|Brennan kept thelr date it would be| Windsor, July 7.—Iskander, ghar- Glants opened their western trip with | O b W s A Americans yesterday made good use |Chicago .......... 36 .500|been booked by the management of [norti Ol O Tt N put permits | \NE_pacer, owned by John A. Me- a 6 to 3 victory over Pittsburgh yves of their bats and twice defeated |Cinclnnati .. . ... 88N ag e e ee e R ot e ey il A naas| et kil permitd| Gregor of Athol, Mass, continue to terday. Adams was hit hard and RUNSFOR mE WE Cleveland by scores of 10 to 3 and|Pittsburgh . $ 5 A% e Kacoys o 8 clty wiil appear boxing (?xhflbnvlnm'(. | show his heels tb the best in the Bay often, while ht held the locals to 11 to 3. Philadelphia 5, 0 394 hers this Bunday at Bt Mary's Feld| The T““'”"‘ o rmf”d to action | siate Circult here yesterday atter- five hits, Carey getting a double, triple Ruth’s home run with the bases full | Boston » ... . ... 43 377/ When the American Chain nine rrom |PY hewSPAPer reporte WEICH, Tef8Teinoon when he won “impressively in and a home run. A sensational stop In the third during the first game gave | & . ,.. . to the Leonard-Kansas affair a8 & [y ight heats over a field of 10 in the ky ¥ v v 5 i & o B ga Bridgeport, led by none other than|.. .o feht. The governor stated by Frisch was the flelding feature. | 5'“'2""‘,‘_1‘{;“_;‘ IF,. = i‘l"" York a lead which it never lost. Games Today Pete Wilson, the old timer, will stack |that. “prfza'nghr.»" would ot - he| Z:16 pace. It was the third victory Score: v Meusel bit a home run, a triple, two| Brook] : ‘ T for the brown gelding on the Bay ey oo E O ' yn at St. Louis. up against the local team. The|tolerated d awalts a translation of NTW YORK New York 5 doubl v s 2 (e o tolerated, and awa St X | es and two singles in the double New York at Pittsburgh. Pridgeport team is coming here after|the state law by his attorney general. 1:»:n'y-r;h \\i):)r-r}lfl l:::nynt:::t:?! u?:cde ;:: ab, h, E Drooklyn 1 liea p ~ vy T - b P ke | header. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. a string of victories ovér such teams | morial Day, when it won for the X 4 ¥ 8 9 x In the second ga Rawlings, 2b, . 7 0 game, the Yankees Boston at Chic [ Frisch, 3b. i k /4 o | Phila. x 5 { knocked out Lindsey in the sixth in- 2088 AxsTerringtont And N e, D',M"""’ first time at the frack here, Meusel, It . ’ 2 Pittsburgh 1 “ning‘ and Schaute, a youngster from and are sure to make the locals step In Danger Only Twice 0 Cincinnati 4 | Juniata colle a led AMERICAN LEAGUE t0 coma out with & win, of 3 ; ikt : ;“! ALy h!x‘z& was called :n. "n was S veey Expecs Pitching Duel ],m:h- 'hhun:ll;'rlln :u":n d:nze‘r c::y ; ; 3 108 ! | ht ague opportunity and . LRED 1 2 - |once in the three heats, when in the ;c\mmngm_-n 5 o St. Louis 10 | he struck out Ruth, n’;: first man to Chica “;5';!;1 Yesterday. A pretty pitching duel is expected, | Nedda Trots One of the Fastest “(‘M“?nt-vonrl heat, he was pocketed by gt et 8 8k — face him. 1In the next inning Meusel | yo yorn M_l';‘di“l"‘::a“d o as Wilson will be on the mound for| plow Run on North Randall Race|James Albert and Peter Kennedy. The Noht, b . T 3 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE. and Hoffman hit him for home runs, ORIt 4 o g the Bridgeport nine while MeCormack Athol-owned pacer stayed in third S M TWT F § Ttl.|but he fanned Ruth again in the HIZSONY. RAanel plaped, will hurl for the locals. Pete Wilson| Track. position until the horses reached the New York 9 L | elghth. Score: besides being a native son, has long turn down the backstretch, where “Batted for Stengel in 0t} Boston 2 | (First Game), Standing of the Clubs. been known as one of the best pitch-| North Randall, Cleveland, O, July | gqdie Sunderlin stepped on the gas I‘ITT"":‘"" Phila, 3 | CLEVELAND IS oais “‘:" I‘:‘“ x:ncfl Plrl around the state. He was at onel7 (By Associated Press).—Trotting|and opened up a wide gap over his l\‘\;\s:.“and 11 [Jamieson,.. It. 5 I S T et o 5 533 | state 1::.:5:9“;:“11ns{tnc‘ahetlxa:nn;:-w)‘:nl one of the greatest heate ever wit. ;::’,"[N,:p?{m?,mm‘ J"cm" ?"”31" :M Ko 5y | s nessed at the North Randall track,| 4 BLEWAE 8L SARY 10T SN0 IRD) 6 9 3 Wambsganes, 2b, =07 Detroit 1 Speaker, cf, Rf":" i o : :507| has been travelling aroung playing | M Francisco youngster as the first. The Chicago Stephenson, 3b. SgCnElonTay s B 486 | semi-pro ball. Nedda, owned by the Hillandale|ime made in winning all three heats St. Louis faate e, Sleyglandig tainin 442 Blanked Torrington. Farm, Mamaroncck, N, Y., and driven |y the fastest made by Iskander this Wood, rf. . Boston .. 438 o A by M. Fleming, won the troting|gcasom and with more competition 3 2 5 3 O'Neill, ¢ Philadelphia ; 400 Pete downed the Torrington club sweepstakes for 2:05 trotters, the| sy An | 3 P s 4N 0 ) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Mails, . ... 4005 to 0 a few weeks ago, and when the | fECCFE 0 0F 6 S0 i racing | o merksumishtahiyedtosn bty Adams, 7 3 . 7 > i ered. s . ) Baltimore j 21 1? R LT s lr:ltTltet"Ieht mfi;::'T(:‘;;r' e “1m; "lo|card here vesterday, Several close| e rafibirds were given a thrill in d | s 5 2 Games Today 8k rrington club 3814 o oq marked the day's racing. |the 3-year-old trot when Harvest o Reading 10 Cleveland”at New York. recognized as one of the major teams| " oiiinz away to a bad start in the|giorm an outsido hestcnits *Batted for Adams in 5th | Buffalo Detroit at Washington. in New England, and they have been o el - 5 il {ESUAOUISCot oMM E LI VoMLY New York 1 Rochester Chicago at Philadelphia. RUSEEI cgklia undRpl bentisamma 'fitrs' h(;;‘:'n t\::?::!}mfikpa':’rrmrullil oo‘;.l» Ao aaehtiheats OyerLatre Blayah, fas Pittsburgh 01 00 Syracuse IS At Bosa i in the state and in Massachusetts. He | ‘”f“ i d8 i ing and Ctroftealyorite forytheiovent BThs yolingsten i Toronto also beat the New Departure in a fast ”‘: ll‘;‘:fifl;‘u“l’ = ”’von‘ b eosl R ‘p;nvldr‘dl glrfliat hr;u;:n[); a:d c_}‘t;:e flin- = W =, . 1% 0 srafti s 2108y S ishes ruled in both heats. e vice Pipp INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE AR alnaonthoniRa el oratlioat faster than the time for the heat 19 tory was popular with the crowd. i win, She trotted the Jast three-quar-| puin the Great, a Peter the Great - |Jersey City (ot = | time friends will be on hand to see P Results Yesterday. e ters in 1:30%, the last half in 59% |, 0 400k the 225 trot after losing double plays n anvill Rt % S Ao o b’ 2 8. Jersey City 3-4, Newark 2-1, MG A A T and the last quarter in 20% seconds.| ;g .0 4o yeats to EA Mac. The on bases, New York 4 Hotman ‘ on balls, off Nehf 2 c L by ush, p. ... FERI L DR A WINNER b ; ‘ 3 § da vay in front in the sec-| ; Baltimore 7, Reading 4 McCormack, the “Kensington Kid," On’;“;:fz;:“fism the lead a1l the|latter tired by its efforts in the first 3 three heats, ran a poor second in the innings, off Cooper 1 in 1 r | e 27 17 Cleveland cees +.. 101 000 100. Rochester 3, Buffalo 2 e SFABaRI R STt o 2 e urling | way, withstanding the challenge of way, withstanding L3 deciding tussle. Old Forest B, who L D) MM DM H A “ [OPIRES TN i wl 20555655552 3 Witt, ef. i McNally, 3b. . Ruth, If. .. Meusel, Mo to 0o 1 D oo lowowlannsg wlonssos5552 pitcher, Nehf; losing 5 “levela 1 3 pires, Quigley an |New York 005 100 "(*-—1’\ Toronto 12-8, Syracus - Junior Lightweight Champion Beats | Two bae hits, Meuzel 2 Jamicson, Ward; e e for the local team, and, as he has been | ¢pe ‘neld, which was well bunched [three base hits, Meusel, Bush: home run, . ; eld, as ) Sp/ditg s St. Louis 14, Brooklyn 2. Jack Sharkey — Latter Seemed |Ruth: stolen bases, Jamieson, Meusel, Witt Standing of the Clubs ‘sbnm.nk great form, the fans Who|gown the back stretch and won it and |Was campaigned so successfully St. Louis, July 7.—The Cardinals g 2 4 | sacrifices, McNally 2, Pipp; double play, | Won Lost P.C | will watch the contest should be treat- | {10 race easily. [through the circuit two years ago by pounded three Brooklyn pitchers for| Afraid to Fight. [ateiallstloyvard it Bnp: etk Davibases (i ibinorer s h g 13 g9 d to a great exhibition of baseball | The time was the fastest trotted 1d Gillies, won the 211 trot after twenty hits including eight doubles | [off Bush 4, oft Bagby 3, struck out, by Bush | Rochester .. & 5 71| Last Sunday, pitching against the Top | 1s season. With Nedda ruled out|finishing eighth in the first heat and ard one triple, and dafeated the Dodg.| New York, July 7—Johnny Dundee, |1, by Baghy 2; hits, oft Mails 5 in' 3 1-3 | Buffalo .... 3 37 ‘535 | Notch team of Beacon Falls, with|.,y E, Colorado withdrawn, Great|fourth in the second. Neva Brooke, ers 14 to 2 in the first game of the |TUged Italian boxer, who usually innings off Raghy 8 in s 23 innings; hit|Jersey City ...... 43 37 .53s|2nyihing like an even break, McCor-|pritton had o trouble annexing the|a favorite, captured the opening heat, series here yesterday. Ruether, lead- i e pee i | DAl mack would have pulled out With a|iyirq heat in 2:04%. The time for|but was distanced the next time out. | meets men much heavier than him-|J FI00 g Sicher, Malis; - umpires, | TOronto ... 3 81 637 | self, took on Jack Sharkey last night. | Connolly and Chill; time, 2:05. Henlng 7o) a4 45 405 )ictory, and would have held the Top | (po first two heats was 2:05% and i Nat al league itcher, : ’p'linfl?a'?ié 13 hits in 4 1.3 imnings, | @ boxer nearer his weight, and enjoyed e Syracuse ... g1 g Notoderfasoprciess: 2:033. Shultz had four hits in five trips to the | @ fine workout | LEYEIND ; Newark ...c.....o 32 (T it Chain's Lineup. The Fasig sweepstakes for three- APPL[ES FOR LIGENSE 5 The Chain team will have the same | year-old trotters was won by Alma plate, including two doubles. Sharkey touted as coming feather-|, .. .. Games Today lineup that downed the Torrington|Worth, owned by H. S. Grayson of Boore: weight and bristling with confidence |Wambsganes, 2 since his draw with Vincent “'Pepper’’ |Speaker, cf. .. NewarkiatiBallimors: crew, and many of the players have | Washington, Pa., and dn‘v‘?n by Don | Jersey City Athletic Commission Seeks Jersey City at Reading. I'een seen in this city on various oc- | McDonald of Indianapolis, in straight BROOKLYN 1 Martin, seemed cowed as soon as the |GATeh Toronto at Buffalo. | casions before. Plinger at short and |heats. ol e S ;n:h'.u. Y first hell rang and spent most of the |y ;i ohnston, 2b. A 15 rounds covering his face with both | Wood, rf i a o sary to de- T. Griffith, rf. ....... ] ¢ Syracuse at Rochester. Kid Sherwood at second make an ideal| Four heats were necessary to e Tncac it hands or walking away from the fast ONeil o et e defense around the midway station, |cide the second division of the 2:21) ler Bout on July 27. ;‘C’;.',;‘.'n.;{ s xnt\;\nfr:l"lr';g]“:; Sharkey took. heapt|SCMSUte B veie EASTERN LEAGUE and both are good stickers. Ivers, trot which was captured by Bobbin.| New York, July 7—Application was [ Srerat timeh Brakay. ack e playing first base, is rated as one of| The official time 1ntrh tflhet }':wn:r; made vesterday to the New Jersey Bebeir. Ad swtmecheayly tom hatehecone the fastest first sackers in the game.|2:05%, is taken from the firs vm] [ state Boxing commission for a license Decatur, b. each of his few rallies so tred him e cf (IHRUhthe e manywhiostasiplayid iofs argaroRth ek BIAEORI D B “h“’;""d” R ucHpEomotepERa o iy At it R L disapv‘);vlf'él]:‘. I—,_Pra for years, and many of the fans| Nedda's time is thal( in which she {\e- can conduct the world’s lightweight R O oo e R R Pittsfield §-5, Hartford 1.3. will remember him. Wargo, behind |gotiated the mile after being 1engths| championship bout between Benny D e ST et eV e Springfield 7, Waterbury 3 (12 in-|the bat. is showing all his old time |behind at the start. Leonard, the title-holder, and Lew e R TR : et A 'Rffifd 15\ nings). form, av!rl is putting up a Wh.nlfi of a e e A Tendler, Philadelphia southpaw, at ey Al sneilistayeiionivito Roogs = o nitivals R game this vear. Schardon, third base, GENARO OUTPOINTS VILUA Boyle's THirty Acras) Jersey City, o o as 5 5 e is the best man on the team, his hit- New York, July 7.—Frankie Gen-|the night of July 27. The applica- ting and base running being the fea-|aro, former Olympic flyweight cham- [tion was made on behalf of the Jersey ture of most of the Chain Co.'s vic- | pjon, easily outpointed Pancho Villa, |City Athletic club by John Miiton, tories. The outfield is a strong trio in Philippine Island flyweight and ban-|former corporation counsel of Jersey 3 | ol cvoronomsm. Plornnubooumug Results Yesterday. Albany 3, New Haven 1. Bridgeport 6, Fitchburg 2. nlossosssomsn 3 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 BocumkonoR Ssoooss5a" e o D e L N 1 Flack, rf. . Mueller, cf. . Mann, cf. Smith, rf. Hornsby, 2b. . Schultz, 1f. Gainer, 1b. Fournier, 1b. . sent Sharkey to the floor for a shnrr‘l{"""“" Standing of the Clubs count in the fourth, and the rest of S 2VKeY: . 2 Won Lost | the time pursued his opponent, rain- | e "5”(\ 11'7' M? o ;;\;‘fi:ll:\'en sca s dte 22 ani :\l)mk‘mrli'rx\r‘r}‘w:::'];rh:nndc‘;u‘;h:]uapi_ NewTarltue o o o WSS lsa o (At rond et 132 Gallagher, Kolosk and Douglas, and|tamweight titleholder, in the star bout | City. Following the cusomary proce- Dundee weighed in at 129 and Shark- | sotmann. Pipn 2 three base hits, Ward, | Waterbury . eal with Larkin in reserve for an emerg- | of twelve rounds in the open air arena |dure in such matters the New Jersey ey at 127, |McNally; home rune, Meusel, Hofmann; |Bridgeport ....... 32 ency, a great battle is expected. of the Oakland A. A., Jersey City, last |commission took the application un< Viek, c. 3 | sacrifices, Scott, Witt; left on bases N": AIDANY R sars eiare 82 ’ e night. It marked the second appear-|der advisement. Actfon on the ap- AL TENNIS FINAL TOMORROW | 10Tk, & Clevelans 10: base o0 o, b | Springfield S R YORRTE: ancefosginel il ioinofint ties Roantaiinl catlon Il b ot Kangnext SEh oy McCurdy, c.-1b. ... Buffalo, July 7.—The final match in |Shawkey 4 by Lindsey 1, by Schaute 2;|Fitchburg b Paris, July 7.—Eugene Criqui was and although he was just as impres- |day at the commission's weekly meets Lavan, ss. i Aannl s U Ak Ao E IHa A N e ] | HltAot, Llnrle:y 11 in 5 "1‘ 1nnjnk5:” :’l a seven to five favorite in the betting|sive as on the first occasion, he does ing. The length of time for which L R R g g U B L e e g e Games Today to win over Arthur Wyms in their|not rank with the American contend- |the permit, if granted, will be opera- a7 7 BT oAb e YR Ae 3,,5513"{’,,_' el 3 & Hartford at Springfield (2). 20-round bout tonight for the feath-|crs. In the memi-final of ten rounds |tive, was left to the discretion cf the Brooklyn . . 100010 2 feslie Bancroft of Brookline, and Miss —_— Pittsfield at Fitchburg. erweight championship of Europe. Johnny Greene had the better of [commission. Chairman Louls J. Mes- gL Lonls e R Harriet Bickle of Toronto are the Chicago 6, Philadelphia 5. New Haven at Albany. P s Sammy Butts. Both were no decision [sano announced he had invited a prefter, F Ftornsby, McCurd three | gnaists, Philadelphia, July T-——Chicago ham- | Bridgeport at Waterbury, HARDWARE CITY GAMES affairs. | delegation of clergymen to attend the base hit, HGn ey il Ik s W mered Helmach and Yarrison yester- — e e Two fast games will be played in — | meeting when the matter will be des sacrifices, Stock paoub e PR hits, and easily de- JACK MARTIN FOULED. the Hardware City league at St. CHAMPION SCULLER WINS. |cided next wee to Johnston to Schmandt; In Libya smoking, drinking and day for sixteen ‘ ; Jonnston: 12 7.—Mike Credell|[Mary's playground tomorrow after-| Henley-on-Thames, July 7 (By As-| - A2 Johnston; left on bases, Brook 8t ' dancing are forbidden by the Senussi e Philadelphia, July T L3 Louis 8; base on balls, off Pfeffer (Continued on Tenth Page.) of Toledo fouled Jack Martin of {[noon. The Mt. Pleasants will meet the |soclated Press)—J. Beresford, Jr., !hpl PITTSBURGH FANS law, Rithar o3 e ’ Philadelphia in the third round at|Colonials in the first game and the|English oarsmen winner of the dia-| pittsburgh, July 7.—Bill McKeche f"}r SRR e i 3 in 2 the Columbia A. C. last night after|Dodgers will cross bats with the In-|mond sculls in 1920, defeated BIythe, nie, new manager of the Pirates will innings; wild pitch, Ruether; il \ [handing out a lacing to the local boy dependents in the second game. All|the Oxford champion in the semi- pe fotetd at Forhes field here on July er, Ruether; umpires, Klem 3 {]{in the first two sessions. Sam Black- |of these teams have been tightening finals of the diamond sculls today over |12, when Pirate followers will observe the Henley course. Beresford's vic-|“McKechnie Day.” The celebration Sime iSO R R E FIRST BOUND iston, former Middle Atlantic A. A. ", |up within the past few weeks and an = ON TH champion, stopped Frankie Smith in |exciting race for the lead is predicted [tory was an easy one. The time was | will be led by fans of Wilkinsburg, & GOLFERS WANT RMN the first round. lif they keep up their spirit. 10 minutes, 23 seconds. | suburb, where McKechnie lives. WITH CLERKIN, Saes National| Munager Jony Tonin, tre wusting|ing, the coachioe suad ot Harard | [t May Be Comedy to Some Folks But Its Tragedy To Me . BRIGGS in United R leader of the Corbin team, has suc- next season will be the same as that Open Tourney at Chicago, Praying |.oedeq in securing the Federals of of the past year. P Ay |Hartford to meet the locals at Wal- | — s = — for Par Scores Also. nut Hill park tomorrow afternoon. Jack Sharkey failed to come up to NA\N! GET THEY HAD NO R\GHT MARWK MY WORD R the expectations of his friends in the DO You ThinK To SLIP THAT OVER MILTON THEY RE - HINK The IT OUT oF ey IT- - THEY GOING Too AR ERRIBLE DONE \T! NO WONDER wsi THING > ! HAVE STRIKES | tLL SAY BAck MiLTon ? /| come Back/| \ IT AIN'T JusTice AL R Chicago, July 7.—(By Associated |The game will start at 3 o'clock. i Press.)—Leading golfers of the world [Jimmy Chalmers will do mound duty ;w:]!:; \l;nh k.{jhnr;v tDu_nrlh*‘!ff at Ebbets GOooD oLD DAYS YOUR MIND- onN y5~~ came to Chicago to compete next|for the I,m’rk;r:mr:‘rim“‘x‘.l::c ;alfira;z: ield, Brooklyn, last night. WILL BUBR CoME \TLL NEVER CAN'T DO THAT seek in the national open champion- | catching. ) | ::ier) at Skokie praying for par scores|the same lineup that defeated the The winning spurt of George "Kew- | but now they are yearning for rain as) Vikings on last Tuesday afternoon pie" Pennington of Hartford, was the fast fairways make par easy if the halted yesterday by the Pittsfield | long drives do not skid into sand| The Swedish Lutheran church team |Hillies. The Bay Staters by virtue of | Forestville Swedish |a double win yesterday, wrested sec- traps, but by the same token making |will play the the going treacherous and the ulti-|Lutheran church team at Walnut ond place from Clarkin's Senators. mate result too largely dependentup- |Hijl park at 3 o'clock tomorrow aft- | _— on luck. ernoon. Either Wolf or Berg will hurl| Rocky Kansas' fractured arm wil' There is an unusvally fine field of f5r the home team and the catching|keep him out of the ring for several| amateurs enterad in the event which|gejection will he made between John- months. now has 310 men listed to start with |¢on or Nelson, The locals are re-| ol a dozen more in prospect. quested to report for practice at 6| Babe Ruth is beginning to worry e o o'clock tonight at the Pioneer's dia- | his knockers by the manner in which A GAME FAN mond on Ellis street. he is pasting out home runs. Out New York, July 7..—New York to- — - |of the game for many days, Bambino | day claimed the champion feminine| Eddie Walsh, son of the famous is now only six homers behind Wil-| baseball fan in the country. She is|“Big 4" Walsh, years ago the ace liams and Hornsby, who are leading Mrs. Helen Montgomery, of 259 CIty |of the White Sox pitching corps wfll‘ln circuit clouts Island avenue. display his wares here with 'ho:)m-.‘ — While witnessing the first game of |jjen Cutlery team against the Corbin Jeff Tesreau, former Giant pitcher, the double header between the(team at Walnut Hill park, on Satur- |and at present coach at Dartmouth, | Yankees and Cleveland vesterday she|gqay July 15. scored a shutout victory for the South | X Yes YES was struck in the chest and knocked | Ll Philadelphia team in a game yester- WHAT'S A GuY HE cANTGo | ([ THEY CANIT TaE D [0 e i T e B unconscious by a foul ball from the| @Governor MeCray seems to have day. GoIN' To Do \F To SomeE A MANS ,_R\GHTS' 0SCAR ~WOW = Co b bat of Everett Scott. T don't want|.opcerned himself about the proposed | ez HE HASTA HAUE OTHER (OUNTRY | | AWAY LIKE TrAT ' [[ Y )R FACE FOR SOME Foris BUT to go home’ she said upon being re-|pout hetween Jack Dempsey and Bill| Twenty-one additional entries, mak- A LITTLE NiP'? FOR ALL A MANS ENTITLED || s A MILE TS TRAGEDY For ME vived. "I want to stay and see the|prennan at Michigan City, Indiana. Ing the total 310, have been received | HE'S GoIN' Td GBT|\ | CARE To A LLTTLE NIP [/LONG - -1 LL - second game.” She stayed lon Labor Day. The executive has told for the national open golf champion- | IT AINT HE YouU IF HE HASTA SAY You'RE e i |the legal authorities to look into the ship tourney at Skokie Golf club, near | PET YOUR SWEET HAVE :7:’. AM DYING HARD MITCHELL'S KN | possibilities of the affair being & Chicago, Ill, next week. LIFE RHE |S )| RIGHT St. Louis, July 7—Clarence Mitchell, | prizefight | once known as the only left handed R — | Camden, N. J., baseball fans yes-| spit ball pitcher in big league base-| The Kaceys baseball team had a terday honored “Lefty” Heimach, af ball, but more recently made over good workout last night at St. Mary's fellow townsman at Philadelphia, with | i{nto a first baseman by Uncle Robbie, |field for the coming game on Sunday [the presentation of a gold watch and | will probably be out of the five-game | with the American Chain company |chain The White Sox batters then | series here with the Cardinals. Mit-|nine of Bridgeport Iproceeded to pound “Lefty's” offerings | chell hurt his right knee in Boston| — all over Shibe park. Manager Mack | recently, but at the time the injury| John P. Stack, a brother of Mrs. | presented Heimach with an invitation was not serious enough to keep him Harry C. Brown of Maple street, and|to retire from hurling duty in thé out of the game. The leg, however, lwinner of the high jump event in the sixth inning. has grown steadily worse and ratfier international meet between Oxford- than take any charces with a \s]u-;(‘nmhridzv and the r‘ornell»Prinv‘Mon] The Telephone and Electric Light able plaver Manager Robinson kept track teams last summer, expects to|Co. baseball nine won out from the him on the bench today. Mitchell {be the Canadian entry in the Irish|[Gas Co. nine in a Hardware City In- has been playing a great gaine, partic- |Olympic games at Dublin in August.|dustrial league game last evening at ularly in the field. Schmandt will re-l — Walnut Hill park, by the score of & place Mitchell on first. With the single exception of row- to 2.