New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1023, Lt Sl e s AMER neu ‘ AGUE = 1 MIGHT PINCH JACK .:..‘I.'f’.—‘.“..’..'.;'—.:,‘,‘,.‘;.,_ Yanks Win Speaklnfl S ma e sl 0 Snortal K NI T jometivs delphia here yesterday, 4 1§ 2 Philadeiphia A crowd of between § fand & 000 s Washington defeat the Navy at Poughkeepsie yesterday. W ing the stroke on the winning crew, got out'of a slek bed to take his place n the she Columbia finished third with Byra- ecuse fourth, Then cam | Penn The Corneil race by three The Junior Varsity event went She Syracuse haw ke Total 1A Whits shirts of coatless Philadelphia ... 3 bleaehers in Parl 1 New York . eves of batters a " Two be . 7 PP ey 3 3 1 batsmen a g shady &y, Heima " . acearding 1o the Cineinnat thaws, Piin; ea ) PIan to request officials of Vard, Pipp and WEAn and Beott; | that natrons b required to keep left on hases, N that patre uired to ' Pase on halle ccats on or wear green ahirts ek out, by - terfielder Roush of the Reda lan ) pires, Conno; ons; tim a petition yesterday, whieh was in.|MeNt I8 sup Nempeey o wi atoace = 18 loreed by Manager Moran a 19 Agcordas h the maney {8 not fort g it will Beowns 6, Tygers 8 | pires Finneran and McCormick et - : Bt. Louils, June #t, Louis 0 esterday he declined an o ¢ X President Veeck of the Cubs stated | Yosterday he declined an offer of ¢ pounded three Detroit pltchers foF 11| ynay the background for' the batters Iihcl Valued at DIRD. 508 i8R hits and won yesterday's game, 6 to 2.{ might be changed, but that the rest ' paymes he ofte 1t was Shocker's 11th vietory of the|of the scenery would not be interfered with senson, against four defeats, and puts him in the lead in the league's piteh-| Harold F. Giil of Brockton, pitcher tor the Holy Cross cc baseb, Detrolt, elub until ho was graduate ast Wed ! e | nesday, has signed a contract to pitel o ol for the Cincinnati Reds and will jo 0| the team In Pittsburgh, | : . 8 v . ola bonuo larger than 3 sign | ™! e enamplon | Cadets of St, Peter's Are O|the contract, but the exact fis . of 4 | Bes ' S v - 3lon the agent of.the Cincinna g 3 I pa A fast game of indoor baseball was | 0| who obtained his signature emp cansed el p A yesterday afiernoon at 8t 0 = cam f p ary's field, The Cadets of 8, Mary's| ¢! The successful checker player is| worry o o fofeated 1 Cadets of 8.l —|the one who is on the jump most of | "7 1 | . el Tuly wi ing race including ! Peters chureh, These two Total T T the time. e Always have 15t and furious x—-Batted for l*.'m\»lll in g h im 'i."l\vv‘ ) laplaying champi game when matched MeCarthy and [ 0/should he good ones too, the Pirates| D ftE opi Bt Bt ijitormed | meeting 8t. Mary's, the Independents| FlE]D fY VE A 003 80 » o|and Tafnirs ciashing and the Rangers | 1 C e PatErs S2e48 000 1 o |and Cardinals meeting. | Saturday two games will be playa 1 i s d { Diroctar O'Brien: Arranges Interesting | by four teams comprising §t. Mary" 1 s| The rain stopped what would have| “adot league 1 | ’ Rl 1 0 Clheen a pretty game last night for! Card of Athletic Activitles for . nocker, e 40 hoth Falcons and the DPirates werc ST LUTHERANS HERE TCMORROW : i ' {out for blood. [ Youngsters at st. Mary's Vietd. | T To0 ) swedigh Lutherans winl |8 8§ hae MoMKbus \\' 1::5 = 1a) were | 12y the Bristol Lutherans here Satur- | g Manus, Gerbar; double plays, MeManus, Harold Weir, f“l"‘"'" of the 1923 E 4 V'S ly i yes- y afternoon at 3 o'clock on the ’ Geiger and Schil . Gerber, MoManus|High school baseball team, plans to |t yday de o8 irec- | Bllis street grounds. Bristol is tied | N and Zchllebner; s and Fratt; jeft on|go to Troy Conference prep school in|tor ‘Drien. sults wery |With the locals for first easrale base, Detrolt §, 8t. Louly f; tase on bahe | Germont next fall. Weif should be a|as follows: will be sent to the mound for the Fran~is § in|valuable athletic arset to the school, \ ) my +re. home team and either Nelson or Johnson; um- | especfally on the diamond He's a Johnson will catch. All the players tres, Nallin, Morlarty and’ Holmes; time. | yarg gafe hitter, a sure flelder and a|in., second; Charle 1 : n., |are requested to report tonight at 6:30 E s flash on the paths | thir o'clock for practice on the Ellis street , . Senators 1 7 5 Runni v 1 1 class, grounds. 3 ; (8 Beagle, baseman for the Pi<|J. Souney, " Sy A\ B “A. Washington, June 29.—Ehmke out-|pates, still bats 1,000, His team did i ., gecond Mo g H. S, EU()IM\ MMPRACTICE lasted Zachary yesterday and Boston|not play last nigh Much depends | i " Captain Billy McCue of the High upon his maintaining a h batting | St ad ju 30 . school football team is determined to| S8 took the opening game of the series s L . p 2 g. average due to an agreement between | Greco, get away to a flying start next fall fror Wasninston, 8 S0l himself and Manager ant has issued a call for all football Poritm get a bonus—-or something. men and candidates to meet at Wal- put, 1 T , 34 ft.,|nut Hil park Monday afternoon for 3 The Phils beat the Robins yester-|/rsti 1 At . second;: | elementary practice, such as falling on | day with a rally in the seventh. Five|Ché A : |the ball, passing the ball, recovering runs off Dickerman clinched the game hing high jump Greco|fumbles, etc. If successful, these % which was won on Hubbell's doubic. | broke all s previous records M‘r!‘!rnr‘rv will be held throughout the 0 e mping 4 ft. The New.York Yanks trinmphed 5 —;|after a hard fight with the Athletics, N . | A really in the sixth, after the Mack- h % \ * £y 3 % 9, ® Copyright 1923 Hart Schaffner & Mars Tobin, rf. Robartesn, Eszell, 3b, Willlams, 1 Jncobson, cf. McManus, 2b, Gerber, 88, . 0 1 1 1 2 d ) w chell, ss. 0 0 0 [ 3 1 1 1 0 0 6 Sl vowrnoonvoos men had taken the lead with two homers, did the trick. Pipp drove in |the tying run and Meusel's sacrifice fly brought in victor, Rice, . ... Peckinpaugh, Geslin, 1t. Pitcher Toney held tight in the pinches and shut out the Cubs, his team gettting one run which was enough to win, The Cubs got only 4 safe bingles. \’ | coomannunnoan S A | smzmws 2l 05205000008 Starts Tomorrow a2l onosrnrnonmuons ;;B;::fgd‘ a | 4 The McGrawmen made it ten in a Boston ..... i 7610 o0 row yesterday by trouncing the Washington " 5 100 000 Braves. Jack Scott came back strong rifices, Shanks : X 1ave and went the wh distance. i | It was an awful zame in Waterbury yesterday. 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