New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1923, Page 8

‘NEW BRITAIN DAILY HEFALD, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1923, HEAVY TRACK AT NORTH RANDALL CAUSES POSTPONEMENT OF GRAND CIRCUIT — WINDSOR RACES PROVE EXCITING — TWO GAMES IN CITy | LEAGUE TOMORROW AFTERNOON — BESSE-LELAND PLAYS AT HOME SUNDAY — HEAVY . HITTING FEATURES BIG LEAGUE BOUTS—SPORT NOTES | e | HORNSBY STARS WITH TWO | Wins Decision Over Tuberculosis |DRUSIEDRIVING AS | KEARNS ERASES COLOR LINE ‘ " HOMERS AND DOUBLE; FOUR | And Cops Featherweight Crown Too SAKURA WINS RACE AND SAYS THAT DEMPSEY IS ' OTHER CIRCUIT HITS MADE . Yetern Rensman Givn outin' READY T0 BOX HARRY WILLS §t. Louis Nationals Defeat Philadelphia 16 to 12—Athle- ‘ b at Sage Park Track I]EMPSEY HITLOW, ‘W::ldRPlt'efer (;axll‘tt Nvevgi:: eturn Fig i X i 4 ; Sage Park, Windsor, Conn.,, July 6. tics Get 18 Hits But Lose to Boston 7 to 5—Cleveland : & s N L _Bage .gmm: ndsor, © s T'MEKEEPER 8 AYS aagpliding® ¢ ; ol y ner of the season here yesterday af- S Day as Possible Date— New York, July 6.—The St. Louis Nationals stopped off in _ . . ‘ ternoon when ho piloted Sakura, whe| Cibbons Black and Blue in Groin ; Philadelphia for a one game stand yesterday and beat the home i o : . SR B Ol A i : g in G More About the July 4th team 16 to 12 in a hard hitting battle in which Hornsby starred - : a2 ture race on the opening day's pro- From These Blows Fiasco. with two homers and a double in four trips to the plate. Four : ; g(rjzmhner; 'drhe crowd :;fun:&::)y 4 other round trips were slammed out, one by Mueller, the St. Louis v : Zruyfh:f;e;mdrl?'::: b A 8 2 e (o kmgsed o e centerfielder, and the other three by Philadelphia stick artists, ; : . ; v winning heats, cspeclally the first,| o7 'The Assoclated Press, L iy 0 P Letich, Tierney and Wrightstone. There were seven two baggers, ; . which was trotted In 2:10 1-4 to u'(-;}lxacfr'r Pé‘""' Mont, July 6.— el by y‘h ar hr hion hit. Four pitchers were used by each team. ] ! equal ths track trotting record held | Richard T. Burke of New Orleans % Yhe aedro JearywelEh b BIfRs and one three cus! pi ] ; by Millle Irwin. who acted as official timekeeper for|ably will be Jack Dempsey's next op- | In Brooklyn the Braves blanked the [ ; Day of Fine Races. | the Dempsey-Gibbons fight, made the|,onont Jack Kearns, manager of the Dodgers when Jess Barnes served his 3 ¢ It was a day of fine races with ex- “‘flft‘";f"’i‘ that as a result of Demp- |y ool oy champion, sald = today. second shut-out within six days and |[|— ) : Y , cellent ~ weather conditions to race| S0V bod¥, biows Tom Gibbons bears| i oamg gaid e expected to finish his ' ; under. The track was remarkably| ¥ ack and blue marks 8s |, ciness here today and would leave Boston walked away with the game, | | e bla ) How Tllev Line up | 8, ¢ fust after the rain of the preceding|large as a man's hand. ey oy sl waud | 3'to 0. | Burke said how: 1 - two days and three heats in better je; il Boweren e ald motibex (s o ot (e for a Taateh with WOl TeTd Johnny Quinn, the Red Sox cata-| o ; lieye that Dempsey intentionall pult, hammered a single in his game than 2:10 were turned in. Close jin- [/ THAF ~ Dempsey intentlonally |y %ye ijeq probabiy on Labor Day. H | > i v an i EVery ract vi against Philadelphia, at Boston, scor- n FOl"' leagues 4 i L’:’:c“pt‘::;eo’fig(\".‘.:‘3‘0( rp":“f,mfi‘h \:l:x: The only words spoken by the| Isn't Afraid of Him. ing two runs and winning his own 5 We by Rk Mu’l\mnvy in rather easy| combatants during the fight were 'We want to box Wills it for noth | utered by Gibbons, Timekeeper Burke | in& more than to convince the public game, 7 to 5. The Philadelphia ; ER et it e ’ e @ o ey ashion, e headliner o e 1 swingers made 18 hits to Boston's ln‘l o Py e 4 AR psk i TV It was in one of the early|that Dempsey does not draw the color but got the habit of staying on bases. Eastern Lengue TR R e e rounds and Gibbons while exchanging | line and has no fear of him,” Kearns B Fv Louls.Browna playins. on| CLARENCE MOORE *Commodore Wilson, & smooth go-| PIOWs with Dempsey addressed him-|sald. “The match was red hot a few their home grounds won the rjnal of | Yesterday's Results il peod iig" young fiaten har’m‘ed AR sir—.‘m” to his opponent saying: months ago but for some reason it $heir five game serles with Chicag0| parerorq 6, Pittsfield 4. Memphis, July §.—Clarence Moore| The belt came to him after he al-| 18 ¥O/88, FOUER JEHTCT P o * v | “Jack, get 'em up.” He was re-|was sidetracked. It s my opinion by ‘a slim margin of, 4 to 3. Waterbury 11, Worcester 1, has kayoed the white plague. |most slaughtered Young Coulon.|gn 400" Lurse from Vivian Sunshine,|{eFring to three or four body blows|that it will draw better than a return In Cleveland the home teams| (Oinery not scheduled.) For two years he fought for health.|Clarence, boxing under the name of [ {yo™c, ouie” "o gunchine stable | Struck him in the groin Burke ex-|match with ~Willard, = Dempsey evened up thelr serles with Detroit| — Then the doctors gave him the de-|Young Sharkey, won hands down. |qiotter walked away with the first| Plained. knocked him over seven times in one and stuck in the first division by win-| Standing of the Clubs cision. “Fight your way to health,” is|p.ar Commodore Wilson going into a1 84w Gibbons this morning before |round and could do it again so I a0 Bmith held Debralt fo W, L. .C.| This isn't speaking figuratively Sharkey's motto. break at the first turn and barely get-| L 1eft Shelby for Glacler ~Park,”|don't see much object in fighting four hits against Cleveland's 12. Oth-| Hgrrorg ,..,.,....45 = 22 either. His battle against tubercu-| *There had been tuberculosis in my| (i« inside the flag, Rodney stayed | Burke went on, “and Tommy showed | him.” ; er teams in both leagues wWere not|New Haven . SLE O losis was waged in the ring. {family,” he says. “And the doctors|pehind with Commodore Wilson in|m¢ the black and blue marks on his Pictures Are Perfect. scheduled. Albany ............36 30 .45| And Incldentally in winning that!sald I\had it. Boxing scemed to bel(he second heat until the stretch was|ET0iny I immediately said: ‘Why |- Kearns revealed that he still retains 1 T Springfield . 33 fight, he copped off the featherwelght|the best way I could overcome it. S0|,cached where he started a drive to|.0M the press ought to know about|a 331-3 per cent interest in the mo- NATIONAL LEAGUE | Waterbury . 36 champlonship of Memphis—his home |I took up fighting. win by a head. The son of Com-| Lhis, Whereupon Gibbons beseeched |tion picture rights of the Shelby bat- . Worcester .. s 36 38 town. | “And now I've won.” iodore Bingen romped home in the|Me not to tell the newspapermen. I|tle, Gibbons has a 25 per cent ine 4 Bridgeport . o 37 o b e final heat withs Don Setzer a poor| 940n't have to have any abibis in this| terest while Loy J. Molumby and * | fight, Gibbons shid. Mayor Jim Johnson have a 41 2-3 1 Brookiyn, July 6.—Jess Farnes heia | 151 it TWO GAMES IN CITY LEAGUE UNDER oo | s S ety e 8 Plans are being made to exhibit them the Dodgers to four scattered hits yes- R R : o terday and Boston s}fut out Brooklyn | \\'rlrcestorcuutnlf:rlagg:{d. REV]SED SCHEDULE SET FOR SATURDAY toL:”anmla“:-‘;g ;ifot‘hee 12):01% ;‘;fi“f{: BESSE-LELAND PLAYS throughout the country immediately, A AR | - :utong' thzhgofl;?etshek:‘;?;;g (x::lz‘? Bartlora st Bittaneld) final race of the program, the son of The pictures were declared by experts Waterbury at Albany. Alex McGregor pacing in 2:08 1-4, to be perfect because of weather con- Bcore: New Haven at Bridgeport. the fastest heat of the day to win the| Will Go to Holyoke Tomorrow and |ditions that prevailed at Shelby on the | ; 9 5 Berlin vs. Falcons and bt'iUmque Records first heat, and in 2:08% to take the afternoon of the fight. American League Mary’ & % third. He won the fourth with plenty| Sunday the Meriden Cutlery Nine Only 12,000 at Fight. > ary’s vs Rangers Are ; — on Ball Fields i to spare. An accident marked the o Not more than 12,000 persons in- i j Yesterday's Results Scheduled for 3 | second neat of ‘this race but luckily| ‘Wil be in this City. stead of a reported 20,000 witnessed St. Louis 4, Chicago 3. cheduled for o p. m. | no one was badly hurt. Billy Flem- The Besse-Leland nine plays two|the Fourth of July contest according Cleveland 10, Detroit 0. | Made up to DatEi ing, who suffered a shaking up, was| games this week-end, one tomorrow|to C. A, Rasmusson, collector of in- Boston 7, Philadelphia 5. the only casualty. The mixup took |, Holyoke against the Falcos, and |ternal revenue, in, Montana, who sald (Others not scheduled.) The New Britain City league base- ° > Slokewobupet )'i:meius lthe hnrs:shraundre’? the first|the other on Sunday when the Meri-|that about 2,000 persons crdbhed the 2 i e — Played 26|turn in the second heat. tman was| gen Cutlery team plays at St. Mary's|gate after breaking down the barbed " ball schedule has again been ‘rel‘lsed-Jmg;’;“f"“_f“gméfixi“l‘;”;m B oyl out in front with Don McGregor when | feld. Tomorrew’s gamo is & return|wire entanglements, :‘0}1‘:’:152‘59;‘: ;:gfi:.:vgr‘;llfim‘;;:r;:rio"””“’fl l'fl!lkcr I‘}llorelnug}r; st!epne}:i throufh hl: contest for the one a couple of weeks| Rasmusson said he was confident e : F 08 / Titpres sulky wheel. The two horses stopped | ago when the Holyoke boys defeated | that the government recelved all of * or Cy Williams, Phillies—Cracked out 3 g y Y B recel ously dropped and us ;fdrpsu\z_zh;ue:lhr:p AR S et and three more plied into them but|the locals 3-2 in ten innings. The|the income tax on all tickets sold. | Cleveland ..........85" . 35 e De b e e o <t | Everett Scolt, Yankees—Passed the| Ohe Was thrown. All were dis-|team will leave the corner of Main|The tax amounted to more than $23: Chicago AREC N games and but two Saturday after-| €T O E v gantes tanced but were placed. Sparkle won|and Church streets tomorrow at noon, | 000. St. Lous AR ke s | D B R R y Ve e a0t iy |the heat and thereby earned second (and all players who are to make the| The gloves Dempsey wore in the [ Detroft ............ 36 :}:‘ Fa'ln‘““' ‘n?l. B‘er‘lfin e Al i ver: Aloxdnder, L Guta—Bitohen nioney. X 5 trip must be there on the dot, Man-|Shelby battle were presented to Mike | Washingt: 39 e Falcons a | Pitman was fined $50 for coming|zger Campbell s, | Trant, Lada ‘ v D 4 No. 2 St. Mary's |54 consecutive innings without giving A | e8¢ Pl says | Trant, a Chicago detective sergeant | Boston ... 37 R B L o e sl down ahead of Lilllan L. Chatham,| Those going are: Schroeder, Ray and close friend of the champlon, TS a1 D e | fo Luque, Reds—Won seven|Ue POle horse, in the' first heat of |and Nom Begley, Hyland, Gregory, Trant Mas been with Dempsey in ‘alh shou e hot games, | AL 4 g Teas— g | this race. Fi ic) i o, . 3 | . The revised schedule for the re-|consecutive games in staging great| thig; rao DS Hyde bicken oo ”{"!Greenu, Webber, Fortier, Pohlson, |of his important bouts. | score and for alleged use of abusive|Steve and Bill Duddck d Trav Vi . niainder of the season follows: | comeback after bad season in 1922, p % Teuii o8 0% ARG ST YEIs. With the departure of Dempsey's / > language was called into the stand.| Should the weather clear, there will | staff of rparring partners today the lovowenne lswwoasssss ~) onsscmasam @l hrsronnoo: o Twlooome Standing of the Clubs w. L. New York ... 47 22 Fhiladelphia 85 34 z =z ] s s Wheat, Fournier, 1b. . T. Griffith, rt. Taylor, c. McCarren, 3b. . Herg, Cadore, Henry, p. locwumannmwme oloscsssssass, e womwnooonnas wliuscoosscnaa? Total 27 18 Games Today Boston . . - 020 000 001—2| pogton at Cleveland, BIOOKIN ..oiviviiais . 000 000 000—0 5 ¥ s | New York at St. Louls. ; sl ek 5 | Two base hit, Southworth, E. Smith; sa July 14—Pirates vs. Rangers, Car-| Dazzy Vance, Robins—S8truck out 15| phecision in his case was reserved. be practice: at Bt 4 Mary A RAIA lhls‘gmining marins partery ices, E. Smith; double plays, McCarren, Washington at Chicago. 3 & . A 1 | oklnston and Fournier; R. Smith and Mc-| Philadelphia at Deteott. dinals vs. Falcons. |Glants in 1 finnings, 14 in 9 innings, | Lockspur Out Front. e vantag: Innle; left on bases, Boston 6, Brooklyn 5; July 21—Falson vs. Plrates, Berlin|yet lost his game. | The 2:12 trot was,the race of the on balls, oft Cadore 1, Henry 1, Barnes TR vs. Rangers. ¢ Phillies-Cardinals — Made a major| jay. G Dawniates the but | SWEETSER LEADS FIELD. i S B i, iy < | day. Grace Dawn drew the pole but It 5 R vih by Henry d Barnesd; hits “;u)li ‘:ssvi‘:(;':gl vs. Cardinals, St.|league rvlt;‘nr(ll’]o.l; 10 nome runs in one | 1eld it only as far as a turn into the | COrbin Team to Play Sub New York, July 6.—Jess Sweetser winning pitcher, Barnes; losing pitcher, = s Mary’s vs. Falcon. {game at the Philadelphia park. | back stretch where Billy Leese took 3 played golf at Wykagyl yestérday es Sadors; umpires, Moren and Hart; time, Yesterday's Results ~ Aug. 4—Cardinals vs. Rangers, Ber-| - Rolly Naylor, Athletics—After being | Lockspur out front. Brusie trailed Base Nine on Saturday | a national champion should play, and 3 Boston 3, Brooklyr 0. lin vs. St. Mary's. in the majors six years registered first with Sakura and they maintained this| The Corbin Red Sox will leave from |as as inevitable result led the qual- : Cards 16, Phils 12 St. Louis 16, Philadelphia 12, Aug. 11—Berlin vs. Pirates. . shut-out of his career over Chicago} order to the ead, Lockspur finishing the' Grammar school tomorrow morn- | ifying field in the Victory Cup tour- BRRGERO%s. Ty o st. Lou| Cthersinot scheduled) Following ths inke-up, the symies) White Sox. |a length ahead after a hard drive. Si- |Ing at 9 o'clock for New London where | nament with a neat little scora of 12 .stopped off in this city Freria smm‘_; g 3 played in the league now stand with| Charley Grimm, Pirates — Batted |liqua and Grace Dawn were right at|they will play the U. §. Sub-Base|for the cighteen qualifying holes. o | Standing of the Clubs the Pirates leading, having defeated |safely in 25 consecutive games, getting | the heels of the two leaders. team at 2 p.m. On Sunday the team | “Sandy” Armour, the pocket edition 'x"gzgrfi,“flf:'y‘:g"‘c‘gnt:::frl’za:n“l"z“‘ | Ws WL St. Mary's 12 to 4 and the Cardinals| one or more hits. | Lockspur jumped at the first turn |leaves at 11 a. m. for a return game | star from the Westchester-Biltmore e New York . voed8 23 17 to 0. 8t. Mary's have won one| New York Yankees—Suffered only in_the second heat and Sakura went at Stafford Springs. On Monday night | club, hal a great chance to better gre Pittsburg .43 25 game, that from the Cardinals 6 to 2.|one defeat in the first swing around|ahead of the field with Alliewood the [the team management was awarded a | Sweetser's qualifying mark, but he ¢ .| Cincinnati ......... 28 The Rangers have been defeated by western end of American League cir-| - Tord automobile that is being given | blew on the home green and had to be Brooklyn e 32 the Falcons, 10 to 1. " cuit. (Continuea on Tollowing Page). |away by the club. | content with a 73. Chicago . o 36 Monday night at 7:30 the league] | . b, LOUIS oo .iee 39 council meets at room 207 in city hall. L - T;/ - GOLF — TENNIS — FISHING TACKLE AlanE e ) P MONIER’S — ¢ Cincinnati at New York. i Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. National League locormouunmuroummes Nicocoswasnscananaw? B = soo sl T New York lntematgmal League Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Phila. ;Bosmu Zimoomancsacrossson 'How To Start The Vacation Wrong | BRIG Yesterday's Resnlts - - Syracuse 12, Jersey City 1. Rochester 10, Newark 4. Toronto 8, Baltimore 6. Reading 5, Buffalo 1. WELL GOODBY OFF For Two weLL- ALt SeT! [ JusT Trink! TwWo WEEKS c 4 B ? = o ANDREW - HAVE | WEEKS ER IVE SAID GooD- [| ISN'T 1T A GooD TiME You LUCKY BY To Trmes Bovs [(SMPLY GRAND FSnel IN THE OFFICE WHOOPS MM e 0N to gy - 2 3o Standing of the Clubs, Lee, 1b. . s e R s " ii : : W, il PO : American League Bennett, 3b, .. » Baltimore .. 50 26 658 MT WT F 8Tt ::‘hll(ont, 3 ... 0| Rochester 3 .45 28 .616 | New York 13 24 4 | Reading 2 40 35 .533 | Phila. ¢ x 4 0| Toronto : 286 38 .479| Cleveland x 13 Holke x . 2 0| Buffal 79| §t. Loui: 7 | Buffalo ... 35 38 470 ouls Y Hubbell, p. Newark ..... .31 41 .431 | Detroit Total ....... 4 5| Jersey City .. .32 44 .421 | Wash. ®—Batted for Ragan In ei Byracuss ..cseceoed? 47 .365 [ Chicago 8t. Louls ... wogae S Boston Philadeiphin ... Two base hits, Ainsmith, Myers, by, Btock, Willlams, Weinert Valker Games Today International League fhree base hit, Sand. home runs, e & | 3, Mueller, Leach, Wrightstone." 1ot EAQ N & Buttalor MT WT F 8T bases, St. Louls 9, Philadel > i Tal'!n)n:f at Toronto. Baltimore x 320 off North 3, oft stu ] .{rvrt»\\.' ity at Syracuse. Rochester x 3 71 y nters 1, off Weinert 1 Newark at Rochester. Reading x 4 5 14 2 ; struck out, by North 4, by Brt. 2, by Barfoot 1, by Winters 1, by ST Toronto 9 2 bell 1; hits, oft Weinert, s i 3233 or| RUth’s Homer Puts N, Y. |[Buftalo 11 x 15 4 6 3 sl Winters 2 in 11-3, off Ragan 6§ in Newark x 11 Jstheil 3 tn'1, ot Noruy 11"l o (none o Yanks in Winning Column | 7578, & X' 3 IR by °f,Bartect et A e o dome tied | g rrunube 10 9 212 EUERYTHINGS || FOR Tme LOVE OF MIKE ! AND SO THE OLD VACATION WAS plteher, by North (Parkinson), = .5 In the ninth won yesterday’'s exhi- IT SEEMS Too Ball, Alnsmith; winning teher th; | bition game for the New York Ameri- GooD To BE PACKED - ALL WE'RE NOT TAKING A UTTERLY AND COMPLETELY RUINED!| You HAVE To Do . T 'S g B e, F umpires, Quigier | cans over Pittsburgh, 9 to 8. Two % y | /& FLORRI AP - runs behind in the ninth, Ruth came GOLGATES NEW RULING IEUSAILORSE 1S CLOSE 'T ) THOSE ARE LSV YACKTION AwD 74 e o1s g to bat with a runner on first and R DRESS I'LL NOT WEAR DRESS Pictures of Fight Have poled the ball over the right fl-ld‘ (O?YOTHSS--WE CLOTHES EVEN BN Baceived at Minn,| el ollowing s sinsts Hendricks | One X ouE Resident Rale 'and| Thures | mav veeoem |1 WE Do Taxe '“:!r,l‘r::"flflnv)lvm|;!:-‘,\!h .\Ymv‘vi:”‘ 2| able th boore only ae iia is :n:‘r Year Party Participation Clause | g HAVE THAT ¢ he Dempsey-Gibbons haif of the n | VAR MIRaeRollE | Chichs ninEhS Score: Effective in 1921 Is Adopted. UNDERSTOOD fight at Shelby reached Minneapolis S D | today by airplane 1t had been| N y Ame R ou L . - HERE -~ AND-~ IR TS5 diogetch them to Chicace |~ r 202 104—9 12 1| Hamilton, N. Y., July 6.—The one 3 P! RSy after the arrival of tne Pitts. Nationals 121 300 001—8 15 1|year resident ruling effective since Dlane, but the fims were held here |, PIPETaS, Roettger and Bengough; | last December and a three year party RS Scheduled to b sent to | Bochler and Mattox participation clause for varsity inter- ’ and o b ey - — collegiate sport competition to become I Exprees tomorroy YESTERDAY'S HOMERS. effective September, 1924, formally Hornsby, Cards veviien. 2 |have been adopted by the alumni ath- [ ™ PRAACKEERS Mueller, Cards «evieen. 1 letic council of Colgate university, ac- | £ Pittsburgh, July 6 — Ground keep- Leach, Phils ... 5 . 1 |cording to announcement \8f8 at Forbes field were given a live- Wrightstone, Phils .. 1 The one year ruling bars men en- EaReten minutes yesterday after the| Tierney, Phils ..... 1 |[tering Colgate from other colleges Piate-Yankee exhibition game when Home Run Leaders, from inter-collegiate competition for f was discovered in the rightfield | Willlams, Phils 22 |cne academic year. A similar meas- The fire was extinguished Ruth, Yankees . .. 16 |ure applicable to freshmen provides| Copright, 1983, K. ¥. Tribune fe. Bad spead over a large por- Wiiliams, Browns . . 12 that no first year man may represent jon of the bleachers. | Mokan, Phils . 11 Colgate in inter-collegiate contests.