New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 9

Speaking of Sports A golfer can have his afternoon tee ot drink nary & drep George Sorvels, twirler for the Astng Life team in Hartford, pitched & Bo-hit game against the Conneeticut Mutual, Except for one pass, not & single man reached first Tex Rickard insists on prior claims to Leonard and hearing 18 to be held today to see if proposed fight with Tendler must be stopped, The White Sox pounded Hasty hard yesterday and won 6.1, taking the #eries from Athleties. Four runs in the fourth ehased the Philly pitcher to the showers, Traynor's triple and Grimm's sae- rifiee fiy in the ninth aided Babe |and { losing & Weorcester westerday, b N 4. Mowris, of Ban Antes teur golfer {then record yesterday whes leted 208 holes of golf {8t 4:86 & ll.ule LU B L) o, & He played 13 ron jover a & yard course and played the first twe holes twice |fore darkness forced him to quit National League MT WT ‘ A 1 0 0 8 New York Pitts. Cinein. | §t, Louis Brooklyn Chicage Boston Fhila 4 American lLeague MT 36 ] oL & pew world's mars he com He started m., and fAnlshed ‘the fAnal nds hen bes TH, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JO? W wheh winning e seered Kuseel Ademe iy Cubs 4, Cands o $t, Louis, June tunely in the sixth and seventh nings, Chicage shut eut 5t Louls to 6, here yesterday Changes made in the batting failed to save the Cardinals their fourth stralght defeat, Ol :t.. ; Stat, ot Holiocher, #2 %, Kauimann, Totad Fiark, o, Topoioor Harnshy Stork, 3 Rottomiey Smith, of. Hitting oppor- n- afternoon wrder from +| MERIDEN OUTCLASSED BY TRADE SCHOOL OUTFIT One-Sided Game Taken By After Batting Boo—Final . Lanal: bowre s 261 Hitting the ball with ngeance | {and showing the resuits of hard prae tice the local trade seho Meridey, Tiad league ga W s classed the a Veeational Hill park yesterday the game was ealled at the end the seventh inning 28 of the lecals had erossed | the plate to ene for Meriden. The ) Meriden beys threw a seare inte the !New Rritaln eamp when Davin, the ird man up 0 the first inning, hit| a long fly to left field. The hall got | away from Vettorello and allowed Davin to eirele the bases From that time on, however, only twe men from the Silver City reached the initial sack Tolli, & southpaw, started on the rubher for the locals and allowed two seattered hits, He struck out seven and issued one hase on balla Vanece, an outfielder, pitehed the last 29 -y HEAVYWEIGHTS IN PRACTICE BOUTS Both Gibbons and Dempsey Show Plenty of Speed in Practice — - 1928, The Associated Press Great Falls, Mont., June 22 & day's vest Jack Dempsey will re sume his training today in prepara tions for defense of his title against Tommy Gibbhons at Bhelby, July 4 Jack Kearns, mapager Yeavywelght ehampion was indig because of stories sent out from today giving the impression that the champlon was not in condition te meet Gibbons, — "He ia four times a better fighter than he was when he met Jess Wil. lard at Toledo," Kearns said Three ten round houts to a decision will precede the Dempsey-Gibbons fight July 4, according to plans of ere frst prelimisary start ot noon| and Dempsey and Gibbons are sehed- wied to g0 Into the ring &t 8 p. W,/ mountain standard time Gibhons Works Hard The Assoclated Pivse Shelby, Mont, June by 1) Tommy Dr, Walsh Still Opposes Dr, Pullen’s Arpoln‘ tnfent on Counsel Although Corpora John H. Kirkham has handed down an opinion in which he declares that Dr, Rie W, Pullen has the qualifications necessary for appoints | GHbbons took three sparring partners|Ment to the position of superintendent | After ' norde of visitors are over & rough trall 1n his training | yesterday None of them was spared Against Jimmy Delaney and Bud| German, the heavy men in his eon- Jitioning corps, he showed plenty of speed and hitting ability, While the eyes of Shelby and its turped cons stan)y toward Gibbons' camp, prep arations are gaing on in other seg tions of the tiny town for the reeep tion of the greatest erowd in its his tory fpecial trains whieh are expected to begin arriving heare June 30, wil) remain in the yards, WILL INITIATE CANDIDATES Comstoek Encampment will In itlate a eclass of candidates into the| NRoval Purple degree at a meeting | Friday evening An open night will | ba observed Friday evening, June 29 Luneh will bhe served of the board of health, Dr, Joseph M, Walsh, who has lead the opposition to Dr, Pullen's appointment, still ¢ons tends that hig experience is not suffls clent for the jeb, Dr. Walsh will favor the appointment of & mMore ex« perienced man when the board meets next month, Minister Rofum-t:mrry \ Couple on Theater Stage Rev, Willlam B, Ross, pastor of the First Baptist ehureh, has sefused to cfficiate at the wedding of Frederick D. Neeves and Mise Flora Melling, two vaudeville performers appearing at the Palace theater, who are to be wedded tonight on the stage follows ing the performance Mr, Ross agreed to perform the ceremony when asked yesterday, but following the publication of the story of the wed. ding, he withdrew, objpecting to the New York Phila Cleve Detroit St. Lows Boston Wash, Ghieago nning and retired the Meridenites in order. The locals surely had their batting eyes wide open as they gath ered 24 hite for a total of 42 bases In this avalanche were three homa runs, one triple and seven doubles | Eric Andersgn led the assault with six hits, including & home run and A - s € |two doubles, in six trips to the plate. Vlinfi:“::r:;‘-l :",", ||.'¢','":,',"‘,,. f:|Capt. Anderson was a close second » 4. B, Louls 7 n ., oft| s and a homer, The | Kautmann '3, Doak §; other run was made by Miller, Merl mann 2, Doak 3; | | Darfoot 0 in 1; losing pit m. |den had two snappy double plays pires Kiem W which checked the locals somewhat | “Mike" Lynch ecalled the plays and gave absolute satisfaction, The lorals {will start next week with the finishing tonehes for the ne in South Man chester next Friday. The score: Meriden .. 100 000 0 1 New RBritain f 470 208 x—28 | Batteries—2Meriden, Halligan, 8kin ski and Morello, New Britain, Tolll, 9 |vance and Miller. Umplire, Lynch: scorer, Feldman Blades, _ Clomnta’ publielty Doak Barfoot, | Dyer 2, Total | ehicagn Three bhase hits stolen bases, Heathes plays, Hornshy, Toporesr to Adams In downing Jim Barnes 2-1 yesterday, tainment proeeeded and an enter. Mike Collins, matchmaker. The - oveag The Giants today are back from thelr western trip and begin a three game series with the Braves, The Yanks open a four game series with the Red Sbx in Boston. Globe Clotl;iiiig*fiouse wlocsossesnso=? R 000 003 200~ Hornshy, Halloe | Bwcboss = wrme Doy oy i The big boxing match on July 4 will be held at & o'clock time here. z = Baltimore Reading Taronto Buftalo Jers, City 14 Newark 17 Byracuse 11 cher ven at the last. minute, was time 147 Harvard for today's Yale, favorite over i YESTERDAY'S HOMERS Collins, White Sox a2 ama Carpentier now has trouble and de- ¢lares that his hands are in worse condition than Reckett's, Home Run Leaders Williams, Phils ., Ruth, Yankees .., Hauser, Athletics , Miller, Cubs Willlams, Browns . AMERICAN LEAGUE (Continued from preceeding page). 14 Ol4 Sir Tom Lipton surely is a game old guy. Here he comes forth again planning another challenge for America’s cup, i | Bluegs, b, . = | Gharrity 23 Friday, p. Letbold z . Zahniser, Hargrave O'Neill 2222 I TEACHER | Judge Bernard ¥. Gaffney, chair-| man of the school board, says lhl!! no opposition to employing Miss | Lilllan Christenson as a teacher in the | ast stroet school next year f{s an. | Of G808ROTS, | ticipated by him, and her election in“hm""’ faken o L ARHER Son Gkt expectod. Her contract was turned | board's request. It Is expected that down at the last meeting when she |0 effort will be made to arrange for was reported to have left the city PR UseoeCttinlEnealth Sidopatiinent without proper notification to school | dutomobile. officlals, She has since made an explanation which Superintendent §,| Typewriters which are painted| H. Holmes s satisfied - proves there | white all over are said to improve the | was no intentional neglect of duty., users' output and cause less eye-strain. WANT USE OF AUTO At the next council meeting several proposals are likely to be introduced to afford transportation for the board the garage commission Ot course though, these races do advertise his teas quite a bit. 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