New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN itors made six Hls and six ded wel nleulnt Speaking Tamieson 1 errors R LR T L 0 RS Summa fie Wambsgar Spea ke of Sports ji, Bumm 1 SRR S S S W Dritain is elbawed out ef the state howling ehampionship hy Mer . den. Hard luek, hoys, but try again Boone p next time iardner There's seience In bhowling, but when you haven't got the “hreaks" you simply ean't run up the figures #0 the adding maehine brigade will he |y, nell, & needed Devorm Colling, Cy Williams Is incapacitated with a 122 1t wrenched back, Good newas for the Piagstead outfielders, *Batted for aBatted for Paul Burke of Department 13, ftan- ley Worns, writea that the Stanley Works team would like a game with — Any toam in the statefor Saturday RN .o afternoon or Sunday. hase, TFew Ehmke ton 10 The Giant Juniors would like to 10 1f ' play the Cuban Glants this Baturday. Boone 1. Pernard Milcowitz of 450 Myrtle sireet, phone number 1563.2, is man- ager of the Juniors Lhmke, p, Cloveland® ...\ 0400 Flagstead; stolen Burns, Harris. Cleveland 9, Bos off Metevier 1, off struek - out, by hits, oft Bhaute 3 or 4 in & 1-3 In 1 inninga; hit by or, by Metevier (Devormer Nan) (Lutzke); paesed ball, O'Neill chor, Bhaute: umpires, Rowiand, nd Hildehrand; time, 146 The All Baints and the Berlin Tri- angles will play Sunday, Question: When a saint meets a sharp cornq what does he do? Manager Joe Ku- pec of the All Baints want games with the Umbias, Dubline, Sluggers and other 14.14 ar old teams, He lives at 102 Tremont street, ational League s MT \\'T ¥ 8 Tt The Corbin Red Socks will go to| . 3 Middletown tomorrow afternoon to New York x play the State ITospital team. They | St Louls wiil leave from § nt of the Gram. | Pitts, mar school at 5 o'clock. On | Chicago Sunday they will play the Middletown | Clneinnati W, of C, team in that city, leaving the Brooklyn Grammar school ot 1 o'clock. The Boston games will he played in Russell field, | Phila, AMERICAN LEAGUE /\nu'rlmn League 8MT WD 8T York 7 3 Page) | Thila, levelund xPratt G s nns L “troit Py Louis h (Continued From Preceding ‘flu"un 510 . International League MT WT B BT Rochester S O Baltimore X Toronto X X 9 x 21 2 x Newark X Syracuse x X 16 Wyshington ... X 0 base hit, Fothergill, Ries hi, Hellmann, Pillette, Leibold, GOOD NEWS FOR MR. POOLE byses, Harri b Ruel; do Judge; Pockinpaugh ' London, June 8.—I%irst prize in the ' Calcutta derby sweepstakes ;| ing to 74,000 pounds was drawn by a resident of Za 1 half his chance before the race, rding to a Calcutta dispatch to Russell | oo the Morning Post. innings, (Haney); . Manion losing Evans and Hol ARMY 1, COLUMBIA 1. ‘| West Point, N. 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