New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1924, Page 9

i Speaking of Sports Fifteen National league players NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1924. NATIONAL-AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL GAMES (Continued from I'receding Page) knocked out home runs during the | first week of the American 1 new season, ight zue players cir the bascs. * Ruth, home King, slipped by, when he drove the ball over the rightlicld fence in Sun- game with Washington. I'wo runs player has scored, thr in the Amcrican lea National highest tally any of these being gue and two in the while | run ! Roush . | Harper, of | Duncan, 1t s . | Pinelli, b | Cavane —Think | You’re Tough? | You can't convince a Gem Blade that your beard is tough! It slides through “chrome steel” stubble as smoothly as it slithers through ather. Get the new Gem Blade and turn it loose on your chinl THE GREAT WADDELL WHIFFS SIXTEEN George Edward Waddell, the Ttube | himself, got down to business early in the season in 1904. When the Ath- letics opened the season at home on Baseball Review NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. w York 2, Boston 1. Cincinnati 5, Chicago 2. Philadelphia 4, Brooklyn nings). ~ St. Louis 3, 1, (6 Pittsburgh . Ticago Cincinnati . Pittsburgh | April 21, Rube had 11 strikeouts in Brooklyn I nine innings against New York and 16 ' St, lin the full game, The score: Louis Roston ... in- Athlet) Marvelous New 1 | Hartsel, 17, ., > Pickering, cf, . . Davis, 1b, . A 1. Cross, . PR Seybold, »f, .. ? Double-Life Biades Murphy, 2h. Use GEM Safety Razors Ha Philadelphia troit Tcilmann, hard Tiger, began early this season with two home runs the first week; obson, and McManus, both of the louis Browns, also had two. In National, 3 hitting De- ted for Gri wted Aldridga i Batted for usborne Today's G S Boston at New York. Chicago at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Cinefunatt A hits, Cavaney, he ree lase lits, | Grantham; home run, Y| Grave, Cavaney, Ma. dridge to to Grimes nes; left on . Chicago bascs on lalls, off Luuue off Aldridge 2 struck o ; 3: by Oshorne 1; hi oft May 4 ir Osbort pitcher Luque; | Chice s making t ntham to | M. Cross, ss, . Schreck, Waddell, p. . 4 AMERICAN LEAGLUE. Washington 12, New York 3. Detroit 9, St, Louis 2. Chicago 5, Cleveland 4. (Only ganes scheduled). The Standing. W, Th its scason iu Besse-Leland club, which opens Liristol Sunday, ha vost decided upon its fineup, and in- Jvcations are that Jegley, star ond sacker of a year ago, will not I % i umpires, Powe be with the boys this year, The dope sn1 Prirm of game 1:39, Conroy, 3h. puts Holcomb on third base, Budnik - . : o1 Fuitz, cf. . on recond and Green on the Keystone Yanks Win £¥ 3 Keeler, rf. . od 1 . sack. Washington, April 21, — * R TS . o | Elberfeld,ss , ..... 3 3 0/ Detroit ... 4 Ruth drove out his first home run of . O Willlams, 26, . . 3 3 0 Chicago . 4 the season here yesterday, but his s g - S 9" 3| Anderson, It. ..... 3 Boston . i A3 | 1 1 Luque Luque 4 i 5 Total New cam is anxious allenges espe- Avon, Simsbhury, lust Hartford, Mill- iles of Southington, Ilethelham, Mo- hawks of Meriden, Lakesides and| Lennos of W . St, Mary's of teammates fell vietims Walter [smith, p ..... o s ol Ganzel, 1b, 5 3 0 Washington Johnson in a shugzing 12 to 3 or, 0 McGuire, ¢. ..., 10 Philadelphia . Ruth’s home run cleared the high 0 i Powell, P. covoase 3 0 Cleveland . rightfield fenee in the eighth inning - — | New York . with on one on b Score: Total 13 0'St, Louis ., ATwo out wien the winning run was lss of Middlotowp and seored; Davis out, lut by batted ball, ams, Communicate with CHICAGO ,\r-\\l' York ..101 000000 000—2, Lonk siaet: Naw Beltatn. | Bt AR, R . Bl Athtetics ...000 100601 001—3 G e R N T | U Earncd runs—-Athieties 2, Two base Meusel Aok Bty hit—Murphy, Home run—Davis, Sac- | Wed,.2 rifice hit—Anderson, Stolen bases— OREAN R aE Eiberfeld, Anderson, M. 'ross, Dou- et ble play—Murphy, unassisted. Iirst on balls—O1r Powell 6, off Waddell 3. Itom . the South Amervican heavy, o Hit by pitcher—Conroy. Struck out-— will ghow his stuff at Madison Square 0 ! Lehett, . . ¢y Powell 5 Waddell 16. Wild pitch Garden on May 9, o barts : Y | —Waddell, Leit on bases—New York 0T, Athletics 10, Umpires —Connolly rounds 1 3 . 2 " seee 0 and v',vr!wn!rt. Time— At Colfroth ed up 83 £ . 3 [ S 10 tendance—13,438 | son on his horses 5 = ng coterprises at T J na, Coffroth tirst tion in the =porting fie tor of prize to bee, THE BOND SALESMAN inth, u ninth, in ninth, Today's Games. New York at Washington. 8t. Louis at Detroit. Cleveland at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston. Wit ¢ v Smi Verniont May tormed Quebee, Ontario, | hase I league INTERNATIONAT LEAGUE, Yesterd: Baltimore 18, Syracuse Toronto 8, Jersey Clity Newark-Roehester (rain), Buffalo- ding (rain). The Standing. w. Raltimore veeee 4 Ttochester 8 Torontn S Shawke Hendrivi, Word Sunny Jim 000,00 this P.C. 1.000 Tomorrow's scove; Theodore Tiriten- stein’s no-hit game was an 11-0 walk- 0004 over, 115 fiiite. 4 : \aute | e e e s RENYL A8 A 3 ] ! B stolen CIRCUIT CLOUT Speaker, J. 8ewell | Grantham, Cubs . kinpaveh, ° 3 a t on base Meilm Detroit RBuftalo 3 Jacohson, Tirowns ; Jersey City ... McManus, Browns ........0000000 & ———— Blue, Detroit ........ Today's Games. !Southworth, Giants .. Syracuse at Baltimore, Stengel, Braves ... ester at Newark. Phillies oronto at Jersey City. umpires Owens and |1 rds .. flalo at Tteading. I"riseh, nts . ——————— S RASEBALL CHALLENGE Johnston, Dodgers The Sacred Hearts, champion semi- American League 1'ournier, Dodgers . . pro team of New Haven for the last Washington 7, New York 2. 15, Collins, White Sox .. ,two years, are hooking games to be Boston . Philadelphia o, Grimes, Cubs played on the road with any fast (Morning postponed, Miller, Cubs {teams in the state. The lHearts have Detroit 7, Louls 4, Nets, Dodgers . some speedy college nlayers in their Cleveland-Chicago, postponed, rain, | Witt, Yankees lineup, For games address John National League Hornsby, ('a Nemo, 513 1.2 Howard avemue, New New York 8, Boston 2, Ruth, Yankees ... ! Haven, Conn, | rooklyn 11, Philadelphia 4. Sheely, White Sox . Chicago 2, Cincinnati 1. Pittsburgh 4, St, Louis 2 Ameri Association Milwaukee 4, Columbus 3, Indianapolis 11, 8t. Paul 2. Kansas City 10, Toledo &, | Minneapolis 7, Louisville 5, International Teague Newark 6, Toronto 3, Rochester 14, Jersey City 2, Syracuse 17, Reading 0, i A Baltimore 5, yese . 4 Plymouth, I N American Olympie. rugby football e ™ . b 1 3. uantities re- o rirsd stan today Sefsated Oil in comsiferable q L ey ) Proett ceney > " | gerviees 25 points to 3“‘ SISTSRBORL | % ntly lhas Dbeen discovered near Vangild SR 5 Lol paan b . Mandali, Mesopotamia, [ At 1.000 000 300 Descenup , who m Newark cables ing along light trane: his 000§ Panl ' FRESH ! is the greatest 1'ay enoprt Shaute Pavenport 1y 2! hite of Loverette 4 in ? | Davenport 1 * inning t Lyons 1 unings: off Shaute ™ none in 1 inning e n 1 tnning: winning pit Connall - Tritsch, beat Which is restin, lor University g an Olympie probability he diseus ey The Texan N effort of 159 feet to his ¢ s 45 bettor than the throw of Nik- er of Finlaad, wi m the event our years uzo at A *p with a throw of 146 feet T 8«10 inches, Juek Tayiop consideri in| tobacco value ever offered. SATURDAY BASEBALL Wi 18, the un-|runs » HZht heavys OF st flend. No wooner | 10lnson 8lovcs off follows [nys win over Mike Me« lemanded a box ne and promptly contents, the game ; rain). niy th Iowland and Eiant; time 8. des Traers 9. Browns 2, April 21 Datse, Louls to three scattered hits y and Detroit won, 8 to 2, Pruett, was effective for the first four innings, but lost in the fifth nd Detrolt sco scven ryns, Van gilder relieved him here, Dauss struck out seven men, Score: 8T, 1.0UIS AR, ] - George vonral the st [E— By GLUYAS WILLIAMS WcClure Newspaper Syndicate Detroit, beld St 103 Princeton Athletes Are Given Insignias | Princeten, N, J, April 21,—It was announced here yesterday that 103 | athletic awards have been made by | the undergraduate athletic commit- (tee of Princeton university for work | [in winter sports, Of this number 63 were awarded to miner sport athletes, | and the romalpg 40 to members of Cfreshman speeth - am— - Ol i yest r e for Mun crday Haing an old f came through cred a win Not Johnson and v Yanhkoos How. 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