New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1923, Page 9

\ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 320, 1088, 'BIG ARENA WHERE FIGHT | AMERICAN LEAGUE & Euta'\ iR wist | Bt WSk 08 - - The wir s ¥ lu.-u &5, Hart and Mo tima 0 | Speaking of Sports 1 (piished 1o thise a3 A0 inpings. (Jamicsen ) piteher, Ed: e s Phills 4, Cubs 3. | Chicage, June 30, = Fred Rumell weakensd 18 the elghth inning and Philadelphia pounded him for four hits, which with a wild threw by Stats, gsve the Phillles a 4 to 3 vier |tery over Chicage here yesterday. ning, 12 to 5 yesterday ners Shelby Practically Ready for July 4 used five pit —=Gibbons Goes Through bome Fast Fistie Work, | By The Asseciated Press n Shellsy, Mont., June 20,—=With eon- | Gerber, s struction of the huge arens in which | Siiame ¥ park, St Mary's clashes with the|Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibhons ! Independents. will elash for the world's heavy:| o ——— welght title two weeks from today virs |« : Dougherty who is te be the third | tually compited, the arrangement of man in the ring when Gibbons and| preliminaries to precede lf.» chams Dempsey clash acted in a similar| plonship bout is the enly Yask unén- capacity in numerous other big bats|ighed in eonnection with the show Hes, | With a width of 20 feet inside the . 7 . ropes, the ring will be the smallest 5-9?‘;!\:“!‘\'}I\I:.ll:a&"‘l‘:u.‘"\:.:cn'|:|:l‘r;:'"' whieh either Dempsey or Gibbons tively matehed to meet Genaro about ever fought, The sise of the ving Sept, | is regulated by a Montana state law i Located aecording to tribal lflflnw 2 Poes on the site of a famous battle bhe-| ienny Leonard's proposed baut|iween Mlackfest and Mloux Indians i . the amphitheater covers six acres, In|¥ S JNE 28 Bhe b Rickard | o ro'it fs a great hexagon and has! M \m':“ ‘cunlr::lc:nd“‘m’:e’nu’:; :0 ‘:r‘:'l 82 entrances, The construetion is 3 % different from any other amphitheater in which a world title bout has heen| staged, The first 11 rows of seats are| ., 12| Meimaen, p. on & level with the ring. The rest| pes: § 1 Ogden, p, rise five inches for each row to thej ° M) r i) outer rim, | . 4 Twenty fire ma | arena during the fight, lee force will be on duty and a hos-| 57 pital tent with 25 cots will adjoin nwi. arena, bal bhons, owing to a cold drizziing, in the eleventh when Hargraves' sac-|rain worked out yesterday in the| Guinn 2 rifice fly scored Duncan with the only | Green Light, ope of Fhelby's former | oft Wright | - | eanvas tacked to the floor. His three ; 7y %, " Pl i) : i SO 6 dnninge, oft Harris 4 in 4 2.3 in- Errors by Harvard gave Yale the sparring partners mixed freely and O Doul € inuings; hit hy | Dings, off Helmach in 3 1.3 Inning first of the series of games yesterday | furiously with him and a crowd of by Bhocker (Flagatead), by Kolp| out in fth), :‘" Ogden 3 by a score of & to 2. This was|about 300 was treated to nine fast | o .,\:.lw,'\“l‘v:.l‘!xl‘m”(\-lt ;<.-:|»:W it T("Jn“. x‘r’l’::rh'u Yale's first commencement victory in|rounds. pires, Connolly and Dineen; time, 2:32, | Holmes; time, 1: & number of years S The Eli's audacious attack in the sixth brought in three runs, Har- vard got her two in the second. Tobin, ot Robertaon, 20 3 u‘un \ :, [ B 1 White Seveinid ph The grit that makes big league g hletes slare is gathered on the sandlots g ,u' A'-. ",, St une 26, «= Chica u_mu' forget the cily league nmr[ At 6:30 tomorrow evening at the | 1 B e L Hoope: Mo ledl i et smewe lsomvruosemme? | orwosomsosewss Ee— sEptted f @ fon for C S halk Robertson, P Thurston, b loee . wesbounacd! ol sssssenssssss® e seaibbuiany luseuoscossasy ERG i i o as 4 for Walker in Mt out, hit by batt Walters, Bhanks, of, .30, Burns, 1n 2 £ s » ” - coomwsmnowse ] » - oo smmm—as > ey or. i3aiss Heatheots, vt ..0o00 Ei 1 Miss Ivy Hawkes of Surbiton, near London, will attempt to ¢/ swim the English Channel, she announces, She is a member t{the Surrey Ladies’ Swimming club, and is shown in training at _* Brighton for the long grind. ? |Seven Men for Yale's Gridiron Coaching Staff Amherst wen & great game from Willlams yesterday, 2 to 0, Leets fan- ning 16 men and allowing no passes and but one hit, The Washington Senators staged o great rally yesterday when twice they came frem behind and then in the ninth won over Cleveland, 7 to 6, lomorumuesws? oo v i Sl anenemsioniy |l owwoosmwwwnss I wlososomscsows? wlssswcsssce?® Zloonrassocnuwss 3 *Datted for Perkine in $th 080 081 M08 , 081 186 100 lor Elliott in #th, in §th, sPatted aBatied for Fussell gnu.a-x;nu Hurr C. Chamberiain, eaptain of & former eleven. Owsley will be first assistant to Tad Jones and Chamber- lutn will assist Myron Fuller, the line New Haven, June 20, = The coach. The full coaching staff fols hietic assoclation last night an-|lows: T. A, D, Jon head coaehi nounced two additiens to the foothall [Owsley, Fuller, Chamberiain, Charley They are |Comerford, Dr. William T. Rull and nd 'Doc Jordan hals will patrol the A cowhoy po- hiladeinhis tol Twa base hite ¥alk, on| kine, Galloway; hem: Med lobortson 1o M Millan to Burns it Louis 14, Haston 11 1s, off Pruott 4, off Wright 1 offt Quinn 4, off P g struck Rot 4 Mokan, Les, hit, Hollocher; e ot | i §, Chicage §:| At 1 3; strusk out, b wild piteh, Pusell; | coaching staff for next fall, Wiison; time, 1:37. | Jaek Owsley, once head conch, Have you lried GIN GERfmAI.E H Fuseell to Grantha 1:." on bass, Phi n 1 3, by Ring umpires, Kiem Glants 4, Cards 0, Bt. Louls, June 20.—~Alded by good flelding, McQuillan held St. Louls to Di|seven sateties and New York won yes. terday's contest, 4 to 0. New York. an, O Doul by | Chicags " Rolertsen off Harrie 3, off Heimach 1, off Ogden 3; struck out, by Thursten 1, by Cincys won over the Dodgers none in - commwl Senators 7, Indians 0. l NATIONAL LEAGUE Washington, June 20,—Washington twice came from behind to take the | second gume of the series from | Cleveland yesterday, 7 to 6, Clevetand. Baneroft, s Groh, b, . | Friach, 1. " ou It zmxde m Hires HOUSEHOLD EXTRACT This discovery enables you to make a delicious Ginger Ale at home just as easily and economically as you make Rootbeer from Hires Household Extract. One package makes 80 glasses. If your dealer cannot supply you, send 25¢ and we will send postpaid package direct, or send $2.80 for carton of one dozen. THE CHARLES E. HIRES CO. 3 t., Phila,, Pa. Cincy Wins Cinecinnati, Grimes indulged in a tense pitchers' | Kel « |Pattle here yesterday, Cineinnati win- | g, e " | ning out over Brooklyn, 1 to 0, in the | MeQuilian, Runs This Week National League | S§MT WT F 8 T(l.}-",‘"‘-i"-"‘“ 1. . 0 1 4 TaEY ) 2 e [ 0|iast half of the 11th inning on hits i s 1 }';hy Roush and Pinelli, a wild throw | 1 o o|by Johnston and Hargrave's sacrifice Connoll 1 0|fly. It was Luque's ninth vietory out|Smith, cf. gl 2 2 of 10 starts this season and he has not ;‘ . |8 .' H 1lbeen scored on for the last 25 innings. | 8mith, | Unle, p. Edwarde, p. 9 MceQuillan pitched the Glants to a . sweet victory yesterday, holding the Cards to seven hits and shutting them out 4 to 0. X e h. u' % H PORRION 1 o) sosnimets feestborasp slosssscssa® Sloaw a. 1 5 0 New York | Pitts. Ciney St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago Boston | Phila. Richards and Hunter, Americans, | were victors yesterday in the doubles and singles in the British tennis con- tests. § ol cocacssssscssssan’ > b4 It was little Wally Pipp's homer in the seventh, following Hoffmann's cireuft clout in the second, that gave the Yvanks their 6 to 5 win over the Tygers. v 4 3 x 0 4 9 4 X 6 l'sowens 31 Washington ab. g 3 an League WT F 8Tt. v [OPOTOPR S L} Rice, rf. - New York Pefkm‘rmlgh. [ Phila. ! f. . Clepeland Detroit St. Louls Boston Wash'ton Chicago Adolfo Luque is having a great season, yesterday twirling his ninth win and taking the game, 1 to 0. 81 | Deberry (s | MeCarron, Sh. | Olson, 2b. | Grimes, p. . vl orcococconmonmonno? elwocooeowceX loscoocoscumacuarma lenwocewaos lmomocoowmocoyr n ? 2l cnrrnconscannunned <+l oooconoucomconcoan wls000000000mmocsca® et = R ammomomonop *Batted for Pfoffer in Sth. xBatted for Nerth in 6th, sBatted for Stuart in #th, . 030 110 Mo«—“’ . 000 00& 0000 | [ 5 032 1 +Two out when winning run scored. Cincinnat, Py @ 1o O 0o o e i - o Jack Owsley who coached Tom Sheviin's famous football team in 1906 has been secured by Yale to aid Tad Jones in the fall. Burr Cham- beripin, captain of the '97 team, is to aid the linemen. YAE TAKES OPENER FROM HARVARD BASEBALL TEAM Pend and Mallory Work Zachary, Briliheart v > MU MDDy LT - Burne, rf. | Daubert, 1b. | Bohne, 2b. Roush, cf. Duncan, 12, Pinelll, soom WS s S Uil = Intern 2 snd Bancreft; loft en bas 28 3 e =] E - i for ¢, off Btuart 2; atruck out, by dMeQuil- lan 4, by Pfefter ¢, by Stuart 3; hits, oft| Plefter § in § innings, off North 2 in 1 in-| 8 innis losing pite! 8 Rochester 8 Baltimore 6 Reading 5 Toronto 9 Buffalo 7 Jersey Clty 14 Newark 17 Syracuse 11 it e et | Luque, p. HOUSEHOLD EXTRACTS . "ROOTPEER Gormoking ik e #home 20 020 001 il 000 000 302—7 utzke, Harris; home runs, | Cincignat! ey Rrower: stolen bases, | Brooklyn ... Evans; left on bases, Cleveland 8, W Two base hit, Roul ington' 8; bace on balls, off Warmouth 3, | Fournier; stolen bas off Zachary 3, off Brillheart 3, off Uhle 3, eacrifices, Hargrave, Of g e G <l mnorruomol Ll rornvnee wloomoscooco? o 14 .. 000 000 000 01—1 three base aubert, deuble For Blue - oo N1 D T n; M mDw oD 2 While Young and Keegan Are Crimson Battery. New Haven, June 20. — Before a crowd, estimated at 20,000 persons, Yale yesterday won the first game of the annual commencement series with Harvard, 8 to 2. Ray Pond, who held Princeton to four hits last Saturday yielded only five to the Crimson and turned in his second victory in the “Big Three" series. Young, who pitched for Harvard, held the Elis to four hits. Harvard scored twice in thé third. Yale's big inning was the sixth when two Har- vard errors and two clean hits helped to put three runs across the plaie. Several thousand alumni dressed in tantastie and brilliantly hued cos- tumes, gave color to the crodwed stand and Chief Justice Taft, '78, marched on the field with his class and was given an ovation. Harvard ...002 000 000—2 000003 00x—3 Five Lefing Batsme}\ i In Each Major League American League G AB R .1 183 41 Colling, Chi. ..52 186 29 Jamieson, Clv, 55 221 44 Burns, Bos. ..46 175 28 Ruth, N. Y...58 187 63 National League G. AB R. 52 204 40 50 182 29 .56 286 80 29 109 30 41 154 33 - Here’s something you ought to know 2\ 2\l )\ &) You see Palm Beach Suits selling at different prices. Yet you know there is only one i grade of Palm Beach Cloth. [ The difference is in the : amount and grade or quality of tailoring. Two suits might be made of the same boit of Palm Beach Cloth, yet one suit, all hand-finished, would cost more than one in which the more expensive details of tailoring were omitted. 5 8 4 3 H. P.C. 7T 421 72 387 82 .37 63 .360 67 .358 Heilman, D. 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