New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1923, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, g ppp———— = . e o) . Boeckel, 3b, ,.. (3 at the beginning of the great war. Ford, b, h oyeres o mhi 1l band of women WAS as- BO}'S Wl“ Be Boys I g, - 8 5 - o iiea fo the Caucasian front but it O'Nell, e zum:.m.r.l, was not until after the armistice that % AMERICAN LEAGUE ,",;;;,-;h & ;{Continued From Preceding Page) 2 | they saw much action. Then they e Dbt 2| took part in the fighting agaimst the Boston ... Jisneneas 300 030 5| Armenians, and after that were sent Two baso hits, Frelgau, Hornsby, South-|to Anatolia against the Greeks. There worth; three base hits, Nixon, M('lnnl!,‘ they joined a body of 700 men and stolen bases, Hoeckel, McInnis, Sbuthworth; | double plays, Stack to Hornsby to Dottom- | were present at the battle of In-Eunu, ley; Barfoot to Frelgau to Hottomley; Ford in which a number of them lost their to McInnis; R, 8mith to Ford to M ’]l\'(‘fi, oft o es, St. Louls 5, Boston . 4 A e R waad Lieutenant Kara-Fatma Hanem was struck out, by Marquard 2, by Barfoot 1;|wounded and taken to a hospital. Aft- hits, oft Toney 9 In 6 innings, oft Barfoot, 1| ar per recovery she returned to active ::r-; ‘SE'ZE.’V .I.'.‘Syl"fiun,",:;::?r'u;,r‘:?'i ,”.um service and was taken prisoner by : . the Greeks. She escaped to take part in the battle of Broussa, when she was PRUBAAIBHIS oo gpuiaty ..R;noho«n 2003 X L aasbtar Two-base urng, Roush, Luque, 3 ; ! | hter. Dnubm.’ Walker; macrifice, Bohne; double . ¢ : 5 5 1 “'HO FOUGHT IN wAR\ This female warrior now dftlares S nlocons R raecuw #tead, who had singled. The scoré: 34 * Boston. ab. r h. po. Pittinger, 2b, 4 Colling, cf. . Sand,” os. Williams, Wrightstone, L &) L Walker, rf. . e - “ilorucoconew T ARSI beyaisg ey favisShapian ol mr i oloccscscost e SRS e R locnrusconusuy loocosmocosccat wloscnocsssmmie locoow = -3 Yook hamataany plays, Wrightstona to 8and to Holke, Ssnd | that her task is over and her request to Tierney to Holl and to Holke; left on bases, Cincinnati Philadelphia 10; for discharge was allowed by the SILK KNITTED base on balls, off Ludue 8, off Couch 4 e . ; Only Female OMcer Is Received in| authorities who, however, have grant- struck out, by Luaue 3, by Couch 1, by ¢ ; 3 B e S g ace Rt ed her an honorary commission as TIES UL A 3 X . Constantinople, Aug. 21.—Turkey's | gy AR | l!on;l( 1; hits, oft Coueh 10 in § 3.3 innings, ;flupmhL piteher, Coych; umpires, Klem and ! 39c @ 3 In 31-3, off Walnert none in 1; ; ¥y ; o Retircs. ; i e § Gk 2 ficer h. igned her ————— S il : _ , . commission in the army and was re- (| THE HERALD 150 7 s ceived on retirement at a public aud- The A'B‘C Paper " 2 b th Caliph. The . woman ‘;;nlc:eu)l{n:\r‘\(t‘ lgfll?fl.‘»]"flfm:\. Hanem, with the BAL UNION SUITS | about 45 years old and the widow of y a Turkish major. Together with 15 A-B-C Want Ads $1 00 . female relatives, she joined the nrmy‘ Vgtl:h %, Fothergill xx Total vesreerae 28 2 4 27 1 X—Batted for Holloway in seventh, xx~Batted for Cole in ninth. Boston vee 001 000 3316 Detroit « 000 0110002 Two 3 , Shanks, McMil- lan, Ha hits, Harris; home runs, Burni | Plercey (3), Bassler, Manush; double plays, Haney to Rigney to Blue, McMillan to Burns; left en bases, Woston 5, Detrolt 7; base on balls, off | Ca: Plerey 5, Cole 1; struck out, by Pillette 3, | Beénton, p. ...... HoHoway 1, Plercy 1; hits, off- Plllette 7 in 61-3 Innings, off Holloway 0 fn 2-3,| Total .....seee.s Cole 4 in 2; hit by pitcher, Plercy (Man- ush); wild pitches, Plercy (2); losing pitcher, Pillette; umpires, Holmes, Ormsby, [gand, ss. .... Connolly; time, 1:41. Williams, ef. Parkinson, 2b, 3 Tierney, 2b., . NATIONAL LEAGUE [yaar o' Lee, 1., 1b. .. Holke, 3p, .. PIW 3, New York 1, Lard ¥l ) New York, Aug. 21.—At a late ‘;"“.““' i bhour last night some of the Giants still . were seeing westward when gaz-| Weitert, p. . Friberg, 3b. ing ‘eastward. They were suffering| 5o 1 ulnuv,"lr. from a once common but now rare| z—Batted f in elghth. Elliots, 1 malady which in,the trade is known | Cineinnatt 220 010 300—g | Heathrote rf, ag'the curve ball eye. In the unpleas- "”.l'.':""g:‘ 092 906 €001 :Rufl;::‘n:' :ah ; ant ‘proceas of taking a beating from [hase hit u:.‘"d'mu';:':fi' ] Stock’ d several one-hand a B Y the Pirates by 3 to 1 yesterday the|William; i Bohne, Pinelli, Benton: B o g one-hand : world champions made futile efforts|double plays, Dauhert to Caveney to Plavas T L Ion e De dinEte - ] < : | s V. $3.00—$3.50 bert; lert on bages, Cincinnati 7, Philgdel- to. follow the deceptive, serpentine The score: WHITE | coscoorscomas | coococorononans loomnsuausesaor Junocuwawe ~locscsercosccor s Sa? E Old-timers of Yale and Princeton had their own athletic field day at Rye, N. Y. Here Thomas McCahill, Yale 96, 300 pounds, and Jasper Bayne, Yale '01, 240 pounds, start in the fat men’s . 3 P ALL STRAW HATS kiddie car race. ) B YRS el ¥ l , : $1 “00 defeat. The final score was 10 to 4. [rell; sacrifices, Adams, Miller," B. % y 3 The score: double plays, Nels and High, T y " Chi Johnston; left on bases, Chicago A ” 0 b -3 $2 50 EREY lyn 9; bage on balls, out by Kauffmann : A Bpnmgn, by gmviee. NecomiiTand | B ‘ PO o s A;&%D Boston 5, St. Louis 2. Boston, Aug. 21—Extra base hits sy ok e fn : COLLAR SHIRTS cff Toney by Nixon, Southworth and Meclnnis were deciding factors in Bos- R \ ; it ton's b to 2 victory over St. Louis. @R ¢ . - A running catch by Nixon at =1 Sluswn ] 2 oroomomas, T | PP foceon i ~losccoscons Z = o 4 34 S Staz, cf, .. Adams, ss. Grantham, O'Farrell, c A ¥ | scornorunonsnt L wuowsnosni - % . Rt wlooocoooomoomma Slosnconscuucas Slcocomocw ~looscconcsscal | crnovvunocny lorworcnnmn | o macs alurorncosusen olccoscosssa® H Al LT ° St. Lonis. BiRrs 3 | Plack, rf. Riffes, 1f. Hornsby, 2b. S T B T | Ainsmith, c. Freigay, ss. Toney, p. -+ Barfoot, p. HooMOMOD Lo, ® loooconunoooan, lovoscaomooy oo IS °¢“u- Sy e SIoceruiny mlaer cERily Merrison, p. . Total 2 @ wlosorvuuscr {om wlocoosonns lonrwosass ol cccoccoase - ] = Yo sooop coool 34 ? Meusel, 1f. Stengél, eof, Kelly, 1b. Jaekson, Bnydeér, c. Nentf, p. Bentley x Magulre xx Jonnard, P. e locouonccoumcy ~lorncoscccoden ! - ol comocoMmocomuny loccomniunons! &l cocccocconona? Slectuveunvunnf = 3 : Chicago 10, Brooklyn 4. I Blgbee, 1t 3 sbe B fore he returned to terra firma five [ Brookivn L ABRUISE Q0S4 ixon, of, & THE YOUNG LADY AGROSS THE WAY B. V. D. Neht 2, oft Morrison &; struck out, by Neht Blgbee, 1 New York, Aug, 21—After twirling ‘l'r"""; s ; reneh, 'se. Rewiass, 24 consecutive innings without hefng Two base hits, O'Farrell, R, Grimes, T.|g v runs were scored and the Dodgers had | rimitn, B, Griftith; stolen bases, O'Far- | sy $1.15 Tetal . 4 by Jéomdard 0 in 1; wild pitch, Neht; losing pitoher, Nehf; umpires, Moran, Hart and af e close found themselves|13 in 8 innings, off Welnert 1 in 1; loding | T. 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