New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1923, Page 9

VEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 192, ey Ne York bhexing commission (Continued From Preceding Page) x o ¢ alere. du ; gy Nayosal League *Batted for Wad . On an off day it's eaay for & 8 cague elubs Hellmann'a record of eol N i meets Kid Low's in Waterbury o8 he'will net do 2 A fep other night whlis ae s s sea : 1 count witheut being h g0 pant ‘ ples by ilett wes & feature of the Cardinaly in the one Nationa! leagie game yosterdas Peturm te New York 1t latter part MT WTPF T Det. y w.e i ¥ by Charles H gFames in which he ha ‘afely was of the month (o resume training NewYork 8 1 x o o 10 drive himself mad, prindt ¢ the Dodsers brought up ta 21 when he got & The South Amen a8 made ar LR R ? |5t Louls x 1 I\:mv "n. e ] i eveal details, hut it w couple of doubles yesterday. Yesterday the Yankees Tangements 1o ipeet three lesser lights " \ Pitts f Haner { : A . I the Cubs were sceking among the heavywelghts before July Chicago r:::ou'm s three out of feur by tron ¢ \ or 1 With the cold and rainy weather, 1, He will re training toamerrg Cineianatl 1o e S ] 1 o Jungaleers again 4 Fred | DPAtrons of all leagues are nm.f.m. P [ . e 1 Nob oke n days | the ¢ i umber 1Y for & match at Grand Kapids, M : Hoston X i H ¢ . vided with barg replace Nt | season. Already there are & with Harry Foley on May 22, He has RITH roak At whieh time Rabe got a reed out of , triple and single of double headers to be played off. » by & recent injur signed to meet Joe White of New (Continued from prececding page) hila " York, in Havana, Cuba, June 3, and ' - = ALY : ! g Jim Hibbard of Buffale, in Mextea Sorotder 1o 5 u o American League B:seste o Bridgeport's loss to Waterbu Zeb Ter i vaseman, who Penn, Star May Be Out of Patter - ‘ A o terday was the sixth e ‘ Cubs this sea Oity, June 22 . - 8 MT WTF 8T [0en b ooireinnne ' S| AIRBIAL' the Park oity oiub Sas S A s Sports for Rest of Year Should Firpe's Mateh in Mexico LA L New York 118 City go through, it is improbable 1} New Britain Machive, Cleve ' 1 ir 11 73 perienced i Pptladeiphia, May 16--Nelson e would he ready to meet Willara OU° U M= 0T Detreit 1 o— Sherrill, star pole vaulter of the Un before July 7 91 1 100~ 233 [ Phila ] MeA—-1| Decause of cold weather 1 vank 1 Louis Guisto will | versity Penna, who was injured in Pirpo, second enly te Willard in 12 ? Louls ] . =} Kaplan-Danny Frush bout ¢ ¢ base for the Indians the track meet at Cornell last Saturs size among heavywelght contenders, J ! ! 8= 313 \Wash F uled for tenight, has ¢ ¥ $ m ‘ ower will play whei, day, will be out of competition for has bhecome quite a heroie figure to I ¥ Chicago home runs, Ruth, » « untll tomorrow night ¥ 1 piteher I8 vorking several months. He has a droken New York erowds, In a jaunt through Doston I seli sacrifice ' be sent in gainet | hene in his foot and physicians ssld Fifth avenue yesterday, the Routh Mier [ 3 S 4 Bive. | This 18 the time of the year whe 2 cheme became «f. he mIRKt not be able to competa American, conspicuous in a derby hat |joh " t : International League Y Detrelt 1, on|the hearts of all rookies are, litera Y08 Detting againet | AGAIN This ¥ among the season’s first straws, was Brown i 5 2 EMT WTF 8TU 1;‘:1.1-1!-:"!’":"!‘"!" :":"‘I ‘.l"“ihv‘ '("nl- in thelr mouths : Waltor I fower ot a mia " < ,0. - ¢ followed by several hundred eurious|\aiker A 03 | Bupralo b6 f-y cailna 4 by Oasn 17 Nk of Pewmock| : plo 1 o times up Tech Leader Is Out of Ereons, Policemen scattered thet T Laltimore S in 2 1.3 nnlngs, AYs 6 In 8 3.3 In ¥ the Nraves release | & < 3 =" 13 Colling 0 in 3 {nnings. of Cole Baseman Henry, Inflelder Padgeit o 3 RHARE L foathabteoniant Meets for Rest of Year erowd for trafc's sake Reading . " T ek Oloen noue | :"" Pitcher Lansing In order to keep wit will leave for New York Pittaburgh, May 16, = Chestes Johnson and Fulton Suspended, {4 Rl 5 O Rochester 2 H i Mays; |10 the 25 plager limit iraday to complote tralning jor Wis| Brumbaugh, eaptain of the Carnegle New York, May 16—Floyd Johnson, | culley r, Cf i llin- and y Fugene Criqui there on Tech, team, will participate ia ne . ! The Giants tied the ean to G ) mora meets this season, it was ane Walberg and Fred Johnsor nounced today. Brumbaugh injured e ety T | - The Bt Mary's tear Il hold & his leg in the meet with Penn Stats NATIONAL LEAGUE | Pitcher Tirown of the Piratos a Sy Heo H\‘:\’..n".v ¢ m’j‘ \un:. 1: An X.Ray photos Ha‘r\'ard RO“'h,lg S_\'lfe‘lh #ot his walking papers 1 play are request- graph disciosed a proken bone, ova ras nan irst (.hamzed;z\arsity(rewsf Boston Loses. s to be on hand : e Cambridge, Mass, May 16.-—An.| Beston, May 18.—8t. Louis slugged| The Cardinals scored six The avera in London s . | other radical change In Harvard's|the delivery of McNamara for six!#xth inning of yesterday's g Let's hope that when Johnny Dar- growing s ¥ smaller . . rowigg system, which has been torn ! runs in the fourth inning yesterday | —_— 't tates 'res apart and put together #o many/and defeated Boston 10 to b, The! times with little success In the last|game was held up for 15 minutes on fow yoars, has been ordained by F.|account of rain and part of {t was J. Multer, head coach, Muller has|played in a drizzle. Bottomley made | are o res | announced that hereafter his efforts three triples and Freigau's flelding KBRS e AL v Newark will be directed toward the develop-|was brilliant. The score; Trade ment of two distinct crews, one a| St Louls, :N o CE ENT ":1»:112. fast one for the short races, . _']'h and another heavier, stronger one for N UN M e wes & the four-mile encounter with Yale, shortage of Royal Cord Clincher Tires last ] A drastlc shakeup was made fn the N . l d h. personnel of the first aud second year. Production is doubled this year, / § | varsity crews after the poor showing | / of the Crimson in the recent encount. | Demand more 3 / er with Princeton and Navy, than justifies ez = THE SHINE "FOR EVERY.SHOE e i *Dyer this increased Desibour’s Great Playing [~orih v. ducti Wins for Yale Baseballers BEIS 2y 10N New Haven, May 16.—Yala defeat- Whenever you S a § | ed Lafayette liere yesterday afternoon | by a score of § to 3. The Blue team havea chance to y launched a rally in the fitth, makiog O three singles and a triple for a total buy a Clincher of five runs. ) | Royal—take it. ' Desibour played a great game for | “losssssssssmase Slosssmsesmasn, luccswenan Slmpommcsnmsan 3 *Batted for Toney B - Ed e > Powell, cf, Southwort) the Yale team, getting three hits and | flelding brilliantly. ; i " | Watson, p. Canadian Canoe Assn. to sCruiss” . S The boxwith the handy canoe assoclation has accepted an in.|St. Louls 102 600 010—10 vitatlon to enter representatives in & [Bomten 1L el e = NO SOILED® canoe regatta to be held at Washing- | iis, Bottomley 3; Powell, O'Nell: stoten | ¢ HANDS 1= s SO Slosconourinecwt locroccennonscas oloossssscassas? 2l occomumes ton, D. C., in June. The Humber Bay |bases, Myers &; sacrifice, ,Stock; double | club of Toronto will send {ts best four, |plays, Frelgau to Toporcer to Battomley; 2 : LY < 4 ) | this city will be represented by sev-|y; b on balls, off Toney 1, off Nerth 3 5 i 7 e I ) G ' : eral crack paddlers, Ottawa and 2 off McNamara 2, off Watson 3, off " L . OX'BLOOD.BROWN o i 3 3 Cooney 1; struck out, by North 5, by Wat- Montreal clubs also are expected to 1on 1, by Coonby 81 hi g SRR T 3 y be represented. Inning, off Nerth 7 In 8 innings, off McNa- Ereto uy 1nes ] : mara 10 {n 3 1-3 {nnings, oft Watson 6 in | ; ELI MEET DRAWS 39 SCHOOLS. l‘l’.i lm\l‘l oflhcsz‘nly non(i“ln l‘lnnln 7 Jaw HaV ¥ v pitcher, by Cooney (Myers); wi A. G. HAWKER B New Haven, May 16.—Announce- r:ulm biteher, Nortn; Josing pitcher, 58 ELM STREET NEW BRITAIN, CON ment was made last night that 30 | mara; umpires, MeCormick and Dere; time, i Y, - | 5 preparatory and high schools had |3:00, THE (OOI\E GARAGE 1 | sent in thelr entries for the annual 86 EAST MAIN STREELT PLAINVILLE, CONN, Yale Interscholastic track- meet ‘Williams has & unmuahpollnon in G/ R, 4 which will take place at Yale fleld college sports, Saturday having won CENTRAL STI{I.C‘TE TER GA \G 2 S [ | on Saturday. 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