New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 9

ON THE FIRST BOUND s —— A meeting of the Corbin baseball team will be held at 8 o'clock tomor- row night In the Corbin Foremen's clubhouse, and action will be taken in regard to the continuance of the sea- son. Plans for next season will also be discussed, and oficers for the 1923 season will be elected, All members of the team are urged to be on hand at the meeting. The local Swedish Lutheran base- ball team will travel to New Havén on Saturday, to meet the Lutheran team of that city for the state cham- plonship. The locals will hold practice at 6 o'clock tomorrow night at Wal- nut Hill park, The Manchester and New Britain ., soccer teams will play the last of a series of games at Chartér Oak park at 3:15 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Having given up participation on the diamond, “Pete” Fusari, one of the best players in these parts several seasons ago, has taken up bowling. He is playing with one of the teains in the Universal league, and although it is his first season on the lanes, “Pete” is knocking over the pins for some good scores. Filipino friends of Pancho Villa, the flyweight champion, are raising a fund to buy him a belt. “Indlan” Russell and Eddie Wallace, would like to present Villa with a number of belts. If the inteerst in the -opening of the local foothall season is a criterion, a big crowd will be on hand next Sun- day at Vibberts FField, when the New s WITH CLERKIN, conceded only the faintest chance of copping the American league title, One of the warmest admirers of the New York Glants in this city is Judge George W, Klett. For years the judge has followed with interest the work of the McGrawmen, " PSR Herble Lyon, patrol driver-janitor at the police station, is a great booster for the Yankees, PIRATES REDUCE MO GRAWMEN'S LEAD (Continued From Preceding Page). Walker, rf. Henline, c, Leo, 1f, Leslte, 2b, . Parkinson, 2b, Meadows, p. . G, 8mith, p, 1Lebourvean Winters, p. *Batted for Stueland in 4th, xBatted for Jones in 7th, 2Two out when winning run was scored. tBatted for Smith in 8th 000 101 600—8 Philadelphia 210 013 002—9 Two base hits, N. O'Farrell, Henline, Lee; home runs, Willlams, Parkinson; stolén bases, Grantham and O'Farrell; sacrifices, Hollocher, Willlams and Leslie; doubls plays, Hollocher to Grimes 2, Hollocher to Adams to Grimes; Grimes to left on bases, Cl 10, Philadelphia 7; bases on balls, off Stueland 2, off Meadows 1, off Jones 1, off Winters 2, off Osborne 3; struck out, by Meadows 5, by Stueland 1, by Osborne 2, by Winters 1; Lits, off Hollocher; Jones 4 in 3 Official Statement Of the Executive Committee On the New Modern Hotel ~ Project For many years past every citizen whoshas discussed the needs of New Britain has referred & .‘ Stueland 4 in 3 innings, off Britain team meets the All-Bridgeport innings, oft Osborne 4 In 2 eléven. innings, off Meadows 15 In 6 2-3 innings, off Smith 1 in 1-3 ianing, off Winters none in 1 inninge; hit by pitcher, by Jones (l.ee and Henline); wild pitch, Meadows; winning pitcher, Winters; losing pitcher, Osborne; umpires, Moran and Sentelle; time, 2:11. to a New Modern Hotel as an absolute necessity. The Chamber of Commerce realizing this need ap- pointed a hotel committee who.thoroughly investigated the hotel situation here. This committee re- ported that the time has arrived when New Britain must build this new hotel if she hopes to main- tain her position as a leader among Connecticut’s municipalities. The New York National league club officials will not accept any applica- tions for world series seats until the Gignts have won the pennant, (Second Game). «HICAGO Catcher Alex Schauffel of the Wa- b1 terbury club, will be out of the game for the remainder of the season, due to a fractured thumb and a dislocated shoulder, sustained in the game at Al- bany on Tuesday. ° B Statz, cf. Hollocher, Terry, 3h. Grimes, 1b. ... Fitzgerald, rf. Miller, If. = Adams, 2t The Crimson football eleven of | Hartnett Plainville would like to arrange games | Aldridge. p 5 s *Grantham . with teams averaging 120 pounds. |yorris, p. Robert Sneideman of 120 Whiting |xCallaghan . street, Plainville, is the manager of [Jones, p. ... the Crimsons. As a result of this report the Chamber of Commerce has formeéd an Executive Committee. The work of this committee is to supply New Britain with a New Modern Hotel, sufficient to meet the needs of a city such as ours. This hotel will have a great influence upon every business in New Britain, as it will supply a civic need so long desired by our citizens. o ccums cormwmoScoe The question of location for the hotel has received most careful consideration. Hotel special- ists have been consulted and it is their undivided o pinion that the site at the corner of West Main and Washington Streets, is the bhest possible location. This will locate the hotel within a few minutes of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad station, near all the.shops and theaters, and in fact, is in the very heart of the city. This site offers unexcelled opportunity for shop rentals. These rentfillls Fdave a vital bearing on fhe success of the hotel and will make possible larger dividends to stockholders. This being a project of the community, by the community and for the community, every resi- dent of New Britain will be given an opportunity to participate in the purchase of the stock during the week of October 5th to-the 12th inelusive. The par value of the stock will be $100 per share, fully paid and n}clm-assessable. The terms of payment will be liberal and will extend over a period of eigh- teen months. . The Preferred Stock with which this Hotel will be financed is in denominations of $100, each block of two shares of Preferred Stock carrying with it a bonus of one share of common stock at no par value—the preferred stock will pay dividends at the rate of 6%, while the common stock will participate in the earnings over and above the dividends on the preferred stock and carrying charges of the New Hotel. W= sy R e leass ol coccrronnacco® 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 *Batted for Aldridge in f The signed contract of “Barnes" a xBatted for Morris in 8 new man for the New Britain football THILADFLYHIA team, has been received by Manager| . ¢ Ry g John J. Kiniry. Ll - Williams, cf. Clesson Parker, the former High Walker, rf. . school and Middlebury college star, |kebourveau, rf. o arkinson, b. and T. I*. Markham, have been en-|yes i, gaged to officiate at the home games | Leslle, of the New Britain football team. Both |Peters. c. . men are well equipped with the|Dcha™ Peo-e knowledge of the game and should prove satisfactory. & = 1b, calurnuonno 100 000 000— 118 020 603 00x—11 eslie; three base hit, Hollocher; home rung, Statz, Parkin-§ son; stolen bases, Rapp: sacrifices, double plays, Hollocher to Adams to Wrightstone to Parkinsen to Lesile; left on bases, Chicago 7, Philadelphia 6; bases on year as center of the Nutmegs, cham- | balls, off Behan 2, off Aldridge 2, off Mor- 1is 2, off Jomes 1; struck out, by Behan 2, BiopR ot Nevingland. by Morris 1; hite, off Aldridge 10 in § in- 5 nings, off Morris 3 in 2 Innings, off Jones Ellfott, of Meriden, has showed |none in one Inning; losing pitcher, Aldridge; plenty in the practice with th New |umpires, Sentelle and Moran; time, 1:d. Britain team to date. He is a line- T man, and comes here with lots of ex- periénce. Chicago ... Philadelphia Two base hit Great things are expected of Rogers the Meriden boy, who will hold down the center position for the New Brit- ain team. Rogers made fame last Reds Cop Two. Boston, Sept. 21.—Cincinnati took two games from Boston yesterday, 9 to 3 and 6 to 5. Fonseca made four hits and accepted 13 chances in the first game, and in the first inning of the second game he drove a homer to right center with Roush on base. Boeckel's play was a feature of the second game. Roush, Burns and Cruise made good catches. Scores: What sounds like a prohibitive price has been asked for hleachers for use at Vibberts fleld this season. The purchase of this stock should appeal to every citizen, and property owner of New Brit- ain; first, because the investment is represented by land, bricks, steel and good will, in one of the most desirable locations in New Britain, together with the fact that the earnings of other Hotels justify the prediction that the investor will receive a satisfactory return on the investment; also be- cause a well known operator of hotels has agreed to direct the operation of the new hotel. This gives assurance of experienced, capable and efficient management. Secondly because the project is distinctly a community enterprise and a new modern hotel will be a very definite asset to the entire community. The Russell and Erwin's Formen's Bowling league will bowl| this evening at Rogers Recreation alleys. Yale will open the football season | at New Haven on Saturday, meeting the Bates eleven. (First Game), CINCINNATI St e Burns, rf. ... Billy Hanna is among the first New | Daubert, 1b. Britain sportsmen to announce his in- gt " tention” of attending the world's series. Pinelli, Bohne, Keck, p. e coococoocscol : The Executive Committee asks the energetic, practical and loyal support of every public-spir- ited citizen and resident of New Britain. \ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE . ISAAC BLACK, Chairman ARTHUR G. KIMBALL JOSEPH R. ANDREWS JOHN C. LOOMIS CLARENCE F. BENNETT DUGALD McMILLAN PETER CRONA HOWARD L. PLATT STANLEY EDDY FRANK J. PORTER WILLIAM L. HATCH LOUIS RAPHAEL FREDERICK M. HOLMES PARDON C. RICKEY WILLIAM C. HUNGERFORD WILLIAM T. SLOPER HAROLD L. JUDD LOUIS W. YOUNG After losing the series to the Yankees, the St. Louis Browns seem | to have crumpled up, and are now =] Fowell, cf. Kopf, 2h. Cruise, rf, Roser, If. .. Barbare, Jack Dempsey Says Newer Form of Iron Increases Strength S e A e wlooonssoncooa® *Battad for Marquard In xBatted for McNa Cincinnat Boston Syt Two base hit, Fonseca; Reush, Bolne; sacrifice, Henry; doubls play, Fonseca to Bohne to Daubert; left on bases, Cincinnati 6, Boston 8; bases on balls, off Keck 6, off Marquard 3; struck out, hy Keck 2, by Marquard 3, by McNa- mara 2; hits, off Marquard 14 in 7 innings, off McNamara none In 2 Innings; losing pitcher, Marquard; umpires, McCormick and Hart; time, 1:37. 9th. 022 010 400—9 . 200 000 010—3 stolen bases, (8econd Game). CINCINNATI o - e — the Tigers for third place. Both | Chicago 4; base on balls, oft Faber 4 off SCHAEFER COMT EAST MEUSE[’S HflMER games were pitching duels, Faber |NOYIF 1i truck out, by Faber b by Nay- INSURED FOR $125,000 WINS F[]R YANKS Chicago American League Club Man- for 2; umpires, Morlarity and Guthris; | having the édge on Taylor in the first (Continued From Preceding Page) Burns, ©f. . Daubert, 1b. . Duncan, 1t. Roush, cf. Fonseca, Hargrave, c. Pinelli, 3b. Bohne, &8, . Donohue, p. ........ Jack Dempsey says: “In dtm.il;ling up rugged strength, power and endurance there is nothing like filling your blood with strength-giving iron—I firmly be- lieve that it puts added power behind my punch.” Dr. James T'rancis Sullivan, formerly hysician of Bellevue Hospital, (Out- Department), New York, and the Westchester D(e)oumy Hospital, in com- menting on Dempsey's statement says: “No man without plenty of good red bloodrichin health-giving and strength- building iron can go through life filled with vigor, force and pow‘:r. il " hinki should realize if men Sohysicaly i a nck Demprey. Zack W heat, B ooper and doachs of other leaders in the world of sport have helped to maintain their supremacy by the use of this newer form of iron which is called Nuxated Iron, how much more important it is for the average man to ses that there is no lack of iron in his blcod, A surprisingly large number of saffer from iron deficiency. Without iron in the blood, you canfiot be your best, either mentally or Fhysicaily, because lack of iron not only makes $ou nervous, irritable. and easily fatigued, but Jobs you of that virile force, that stamina and strength of will which are so necessary to suc- Cess and power in every walk of life. To help make strong, keen, red-blooded Americans . there is nothing in my experience which 1 _ have found so valuable as Nux: Iron.’ i Get a bottle of Nuxated lron today. Take | ft for two weeks, and if you have not, "like thousands of other, obtained most ! surprising health, s vength and ener; [ETPPINR D Billiards Champion Expects to Play in | Tourncy at New York Chicago, Sept. 21. — Young Jake Sehaefer, champion billfardist of the { world, arrived here yesterday from California, prepared te leave Thuyrs- Chicago, Sept. 21.—A baseball play- | 18¥ for New York, where he expects L e Tibe WS Insoreld | 1oF 4 to remain until the internatienal " D N | tournament in November. “I believe 0/ when a policy was taken out by the |1 will play a littie better in the No- ;'H»-h,r“n White Sox insuring the .club | vember international than I did in the [ against the death of Willle Kamm, 22 i e e s Schaefer said. sensational third base- |““g Lol (Tt he never felt better | than now and after getting his bear- ings in New York would buckle down to hard practice. He and his wife time, 1:25 game and Ted Blankenship outpitch- « AT N Second Game), 'lng Ogden in the aftefmath. The PHILADELPHIA scores: i (First Game) McGowan, cf, . Perking, c. PHILADELPHIA RUKINh & . 4 Walch, rf o Hauser, 1b. . Miller, rf, Loway, e . |Dykes, 3b. . |Bcheer, on, [ Ogden, p. | omcrnwnocny 3 agement Takes Out a Big Policy on vl cwoosossa® Life of Willle Kamm. - : | MeGowan, cf. . Perking, c. Walker, If. | Hauser, 1b, Miller, 'rt. 2 Galloway, ss, 400 000—4 | DyKkeg, 3h, 001 01x—5 | Navier, “ . Burns, O'Neill 2, |*Brugey ............ stolon hase, Burns; O'Nelll, ¢, .. Bedgood, p. se2scsuoaooq “eeeeesoony lewensars Roston ... Cleveland Two Dbaes hits, Jamieson, J. Sewell; sacrifices, Plttinger, Bedgood,» Jamieson Melnnis; double plays, Pratt, Mitchell and Burns; Wambsganss (unassiated); left on ases, Bostan 7, Clevelind 8; base on balls, vo bas , Gallagher; ff Plercy 2, off Bedgood 4; hit by pitcher, hn’:: hit, Cruls sucrl- |y piercy (Summa), by Bedgeod (Pratt, | fices, Donohue, Daubert 2, * | Relchele, Pittinger); struck out, by Piercy play, Bohne to Daub - {1, by Bedgood §; wild pitch, Bedgood; um- cinnati &, Boston 5; b ien- | pires, Connolly, Chill and Mildebrand; time, ewich 4; struck out, by , by Gen-|].50. ewich 1; passed ball, umpires, Hart and McCormick; 342 28 14 *One out when winning run was scored CHICAGO | years old, the ssso~occea? Fasedasisss Pierey, sloccccosoa | man of the San Francisco club of the who 0| was purchased by the Sox. This is 0| the largest amount for which a base- | motored half way from the Pacitic o ball player ever has heen insured, it |coast until they ran into wet weather, 0| was announced —— ey 3 0| The White Sox purchased Kamm Breading Time—Now! 3 offor 8100000 cash and players valued | .y, ") reeding time for roaches! 36 731t in haseball history. with the excep. | NOU (8 the time they wpread thels 0 000 101 0—[ g- TS 98 uv»n)fml b7itlie V)“_ deadly germs! Don't take a chance s . 200 000 000 1—3 | U g iteds N1 on having your food contaminated. Vonper, Hauser. Miller; | York Americans for Babe Ruth NOW i the time to stop-themnist ik oy Week it will be much harder. Get a a 6 box of Royal Guaranteed Roach Pow- dr TODAY. 10c & 2c. Seld and gnaranteed by Dickinson Drug Co.— ladvt. ® | Pacific Coast league, recently Hooper, rf. 0 2 Johnson, & Collins, 2b. .. Shgely, 1h. . Mostil, cf Falk, If. McClelian Schalk . | T. BiAnkanship, p. 2 3 - | R At -9 Cincinnati Boston .. 032 000 Hooper, rf. |Jonnson, ss. 20, 1b. stil, of. 1k, If. MeClellan, 8b. Schalk, ¢ . Faber, p. ... Yonohue Hargrav: time, 1:85. Litl s siacs e White Sox Advancing. Chicago, Sept. 21.—Chicago took both games of a double header from Philadelphia yesterday by scores of day's card of Grand Circuit racing{y (,'s anq 3 to 2, the latter game go- was postponed uptil today on nln-nun: {ing ten innings.- The double victory of a muddy track. The postponement o the White Sox coupled with De-|Y . McClollan, Falk 0; base on next week. locals one and one-half game behind 1o Johnson; left on bLase, Philadelplia 8 ' Moriarity, time, 1.3, 25 1 8=l xBatted for Scheer in 8th. SMiller out, hit by own hatted ball Philadeiphia 000 000 0000 | stolen bases, McClellan Chicago 100 000 00x—1|Johnson, Scheer, Bheely Two base hits, Cellins, Sheely [1er to Hauser; 1ot on Miller, Johnson, McClellan hleagn 10: hase on | Philadelphia Chicago v Two base hite MUD SPOILS RACING Columbus, O., Sept. 21. — Yester- , the nd your manutacnyers, i PORP i e By ctien or money back” guarantes } Fair Dept. Store, Dickinson Drug Co. Clark & Biainerd, Bouth End Drug Growell Pharmacy and Arch St. Pharmacy, Wrist watches are not a mod- ern idea, Queen KElizabeth having been presented with one as far back as 1571,