New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1924, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY LLHHLHS DS BHHEHHHBLHDHG LD, HERALY,, THURSDAY, I SEOHLHSLIILILLDLIHLHLLLEMBLOLIHHS 5360288580955 3080880859508555L5 4558882828936 HSLEH3 L3358, CARPENTIER CLAIMS HE HAS DEVELOPED A HARD PUNCH—YALE VARSITY CREW PICKED FOR SATURDAY — HOLY NAY e [3 » CROSS HURLER HAS HARVARD BATTERS STANDING ON THEIR HEADS — YALE LOSES 13 INNING GAME TO COLGATE Mmo«qmnonnmvmmmmmmwvmmmom«mmfiftwnw"rm«wwnnncmmmm' VPPV VIIPPICTIIIVIPIEVITIIITTPPITIIIITIITIOD CORBINTEAMWINS | #oNEY T0 BURK, S0 HE BURNS CARP FEELS SURE 'WANT FAIR WEATHER IT UP ON THE RACE TRAck OFBEATING TOMMY, FOR OPENING GAME FIVE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE FIGHTING FOR 3RD PLACE Yesterday’s Games Result in Victories For Giants, Browns, Braves, Brooklyn, Red Sox, Cleveland and | Phillies — Hollocher Returns to Line-up and Socks Qut a Homer — Athletics Win After Losing 12 Straight. New York, May 15.—A general war 8 on in the big leagues. Ruth and the Yankees are engeged in classic struz- gle with Sisler and the Browns first place in the American while five other ¢lubs mix in battle royal for third position. The Giants and Cubs are fighting for sccond place in the National with Cincinnati one leap anead and trying to shake off a Doston bulldos. he Browns v 18 AeManus, Jacobson, Buvereid for terl advanced to within a game and one half first batting Waite Hoyt hard, While Shocker hel pions hitless until the sixth after which he breezed in under an 11 to 1 acore, Georze Sisler responded to New | York's cordial welcome after a year's absence with three hits and splendid base running. Babe Ruth, in a spectacular com- mencement setting which included a parade of marines and sallors and the reising of the worid's championship banner, received his baseball diploma and then faced the cold world. The shy grad struck out on three pitched | balls and dropped a fly in the first in- nipg bat later lost his pervousness and | was passed twice, hit a fly and threw Bisler out at home, ! The erack of a single from Pinch Hitter Terry's t In the eighth in- ning awoke the Giants from a week's doge and they beat Chicago in the last two Innihge 6 to 4 after losing 6 of the | 7 previous games to the P'hillies and [led Cards, Hugh McQuillan in his first [ting orgy, start of the year was powerfully aided by George Kelly who knocked in four runs, Charley Hollocher ecclebrated his return to shortstop for the Cubs by | hitting @ homer in the fire inning. Cineinnati ¢ ned slightly in the first Inning wWhen Bohne missed a double play by throwing wild, The alert Braves drove Ehechan from the box before the inning was over and " Genewich held the lead an 8 10 | pipex 2 victory, Brooklyn won from Bt Louis Cier 4 1o 3 in a contest featurcd by late in- ning railies on both sides, Hornshy hit his Afth home run of the season and High his second within thre days Philadelphia and Pittshurgh were idic because of ra‘n In the general seramble place in the American Boston proved its position hy swamping Chi- cago 12 to 0 and Cleveland moved in- to a tle with Detroit for fourth place, one gamo behind Boston by driving Johnson from the box fn a b to 2 vie- tory over Washington called by rain after seven inninge. The Tygers lost & hard 5 to 4 struggle 1o Philadelphia which broke its losing streak of 12 engral gamos, Ty o o home runs were made in the | hit o in oft’ Breengrare American league engros 1 In 1, Yanka Lose - New York, May 15.—~The Naw York Yankees suffercd their worst defeat of the meason here yesterday, losing to the Bt. Lounis Browne 11 to 1. Hpyt was knocked of the box In the fifth inning When St Louis scorcd fve runs The game was prec and the raising of the world's cham plonship pennant won by the Yanke last October, Judge landis presided 8t the ceremonies, 11 Ruth was presented with a diploma for beir selectad the most player 1n the American leagu score £T. place by Plpgras 1 the cham- lams; three base hits, Ins o5 Bevereid; end Bhocker, Robertson orber and Sisler 1 Hoyt 9 tn & innings: ings: it by vamher, waid pitch, Plpgias umpires Evens and ¢ 3 hou Pinggass (Tobin Pitcher, Vot time of by aing lin Boston 12, Chicago 9 Boston, May 15. « Boston slugged out a 12 to 0 win ovep Chicago yes- terday in a high wind, Quinn was hit safely only four times, RNoone signal- his return to the game by a bat- knocking in four runs, The sco CHICAGO AR, Connnly for & R 1 Totaln 0 x-DBatted for Eteengrate BOSTON AR 1 for third m " 022 Roone, Boston 201 Two lase salon hases Amuble play Vear Cark Les a5 to Kamni; left an bares Noston 13; base balln, oft eongrafe o, oft Crengros 3 Connally 1. Detroit 3, Philadelphia, May 15, — The long losing streak of the Philadelphis Americans, was hroken yesterday when Detroit was defeated in the first game of the series, b to 4 The contest was hard fought with hoth teams hitting the ball hard, Aftep obtaining the lear Baumgariner wam in and blanked the Tygers in The score Athietic eded by a parade Ia#t four inninge. he H, PO.A R ) ’ valuable The vIs Torin Robereon HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY Millions Use It Buys Jar at Drugstore - Few Cents Cleveland Washington 2 g sham day § Even obstinate, wunruly pooed halr stays combe y #tyle you | “H A @gnified com am which that natural gloss ffeet 1o your hair 0 good dress both pacial granesion hoaey Sreasy, har . ir-Groom” 18 wives ing cre son as teit | | Chesky, | Travers, L. sacritice Quinn | [ Pacey INDUSTRIAL HONORS | Myers Has High Average- Mlller‘ High Single String Industrial RBowvling league, been concluded afte with the am in the The which has ju a successful season, ended P. and I7, Corbin t Miller finished the season as single string man, his mark being | 142, Frecman was high for three | ings at 364 and the Stanley Works | with 580 held the team high single | with Russell and Erwin high for team three string at 160 Myers was high individual average man with a mark of 105, Others finished the sea Hows: Name and Howarth, Joe Fo I"reeman, Mitchell W, Happeney, P, & " W. Wright, L. I & C. . Battler, N. B. M Schroeder, 8. W, lead. | high | Ave, 104.36 104.31 1u4.13 lenm N. B, Fafnir Thompson, L. A. Anderson, R Watkins, R. Blanchard, Patrus, P, V. Anderson J. Cusack, . Wells, L. Wilcox, 8 W Tsofgren, N, ¥ keon, n. Fr. A. Campbell, 8, Nelgon, Fafnir H. Johnson, & W, Leupold Turner, T Kenn alish, R, Josenhron A. Warner, Hoffman, 8 . Hein, R, Waeker, ¢ 'Agata, Adamiti, A. Stott I, Narcum, 8, Wolek, N. & J Valentine, 8, Pattison, 8 W, . Molyneux, 8 W. . Stedman, N, & J, . Dahlgren, 8. . O, Mater, 8 R, &l S . R M. T. \\H;IH L [ P fott, 8, W, . . Feeeman, N. R T Arel, L, 1, & O, Duptin, B. W, ...c.00000 MeBriarty, B R, & 1. Bell, N, & J iran, 8, (' B. Corr, ", K, . A. Carlson, N, A J. Fafnir Carlson, (', creree Kilduff, 8. R, & L. . N. R M. &E oo N. & J. Fafnir W, W. Vietory, Griswold, ¢ V. Scheyd, ¢ Hartney, L. 1 Werderlin, Fafnir Johnson, & C. .... Robertson, Fafnir ... Gerlander, ‘ Ward, P. & Heslin, N. & J. . Kahms, N, & J. Kahms, & ¢ Culley, Fafnir Swanson, 8 C. Team Standing. w 1 U 36 18 13 N 32 P. & F. Corbin Fafnir Co. L.V &c N. R, Mach. « n & F. Mfg R R &1 fianisy Works t'orbin Rerew N, & 1 M inner Chuck 0. (s M!“‘ 484,18 47024 6.3 LENE [LINH AY AERE, SPALLA ON RIS W Hoemvyweight Boxer Sails rom Rio Janeiro, May Erminio eavyweight boxer ayed a projecied trip to New uifill an engagement at fao sailed tor New York yestsrday American Legion, W with Tex Wickard 1 Stat Santos, Sao Paule Runday, rday still to be ser- Ttatian’s Talian Janeiro, 15 e Italian tor bouts nedicto Spa'la ked = report 1y as a result of th that is fu comiort - A8k Cluet Peabody & Co.Ine. 9-9-9-9-0-9-9-0-0 {2alf million dollars on racing cars 7 CLI¥ Tndianapolis, Tnd., May 15.-The vorld’s most expens racing ear, a speed creation valned at g2 , will | be driven in the TInternational 300- mile race here, May by R C. “CHA” Durant, millionaire patron of the great gasoline sport, and son of | tke famous motor magnate, During the past nine years vounger Durant has spent nearly the a | 1wcing paraphernalin, He dhas won nuUMerous contests on the Pacific coast nis home and stamping ground. Last year he led the furiously paced Indianapolis race, which was won by | Tommy Milton, for several iaps, and | when leaping along to a fiying record, his car broke down and he was 22 1eps behind the leaders before could get it rolling again, Durant, like all eportsmen drive racing cars for the thrill he who of DURANT speed, doesn't worry nearly so mueh about the finish as many other ers. So jong as his car is fast enough to kecp him up in front duelling with the leaders he is satisfied Durant also is an aviator, plays a violin, cornet and saxophone, Is re- garded as a keen business exceutive, and will make a tour to the South Sea Tslands in his own yacht imme- diately after the Indianapolis race, With Durant here in Indianapolis Is a Yrench valet, a Swedish masseur, trainer, chauffeur for his three cars and his own cook:, He trains as vigorously for the race as a heavyweight hox fighter working out for a ehampionship bout. Each day he boxes, works out in the gym, rides horseback, on a bicyele—and practices on his musical fnstruments, as well as rides many practice laps on tie speedway. YALE LOSES IN 18TH —giin e o " % (Tig~e 15 Winner iV Seal With ~ o " TEme Got Seven Runs Two Hits, New Haven, May wrested a 15-inning game from Yale yesterday Harry Scott, marred by the back, the plate with the winning run. Hubbard hit saf four times and won a pass in six trips to the His two bagger in the Afth cleaned up the bases and he followed when Mal- lory overthrew second to catch him Colgate registered its seven runs th the direct aid of only two hits Its first inning run was the resuit of dropped fles by Neale and Ewing, Yale acorcd two runs in the first on a pasa, Kwing's two hagger and Mal- lory's single and another in the mec ond on three passes and on out. Two more came in the fiftth on errors by Hubbard and Clark and Mallory's single. With the count tied at six runs, Livermore and Rtichardeon sMngled in the 13th, Ranford recelved four bad | lalls and Hubbard was hit, deciding the longest game played at Yale in a decade, Wear's flelding fgatured Yale's play. He pulled down long ' running fiies off Barnes in the 12th and Yates in the sixth, only 15, — Colgate 710 &, when Piteher effectivencse had been Hubbard in across whose wildness, hit forcing JAvermore plate. | Carrell of H. (. Fans 11 And l)efcats Harvard Cambridge, May 16.—Carroll of Holy Cross struck out eleven men in vesterday's game with Harvard which the visitors won, 4 to 1, Holy Cross made sure of the game the firet inning, scoring two runs three hits and a sacrifice Sam Borski scored Harvard's enly run with a homer in the third, Cole of Holy Cross knocked out a home run on the Toulmin who relieved Spalding in the eighth, The in on score R.M.E. 010 0164 10 1 00n Hon 1 40 Spald- Holy 1 vard Batteries ing, iimin . Remo A, C. of Mérflien Is Scekipg Games Here The Romo A. €, basehall team have | organized for this summer and would ke to hear from the Falcon Jre., the Redland A, €, and the Ranger A, . New Britain, The Itemos this year beat the Celties A, (', Ly the score of Y 10 4, the st Bides 11 to 1 and the Behenck Mfg. Co. 8 to 2, If any of thess ing the Remos they ing to Mgr. William 102 Veteran street, Phone 487.4, Cross 2 001 Carroll and Tyan; and Bamborski, ‘0. can do %o by writs A, Krassewski, Meriden, Conn, DEFEATS LEAIGH May 15.-—LaFayette collage defeated Lehigh wuniversity T4 1-2 to 50 1-2 in their annual track meet hore yesterday, LAFAYETTE ston, Pa., Ain’t It a Grand and Glorlous Feelin'? WHERN You'vE PORROWED AN AUTO FROM YouR BES AND AFTER Ay CUEN DRIVE You DECIDE To TAWE A CHANCE AND PARK L FRONT AND You @0 To SLEEP FINALLY A Tue CAR Witigeawe mdnatinl| = T FRIEND \* ING'S T out '™ ND DREAM 1S STeLewn LR 950N T e | Tommy | heavyweight, | ever,” |1 trained on the ship coming over.” | he would knock Gibbons out. { harder | sey.” | threatened by | manager, will be gone through with Ariv-! rI‘renchman engaging in & contest be- [y a new combination, although again first ball pitched by | | No. 2 feams are interested in play- | Hore worry ASOUT T § oLUT OF Tue winDow PEFORE TURNING 1N « AND AT DAYBNSAN You RuUsH To Tee wWinDow WITH YouR HEART IN YoUR THROAT Frenchman Claims He 1Is in State League Opener Scheduled “ Wouderlul Conditicn | for Saturday Alternoon Only pleasant weather now is need ed for Saturday when the State league seball league cover will be pried off t St. Mary's field with Herman o | Bronkie's Manchester nine here to op- for the strenuous training period to |pose: the Besse-Leland nine in the for his May 31, with |epener. The official lists 6f players 3ibbens, Paul light [Mave been handed in and from now {on no tcam will be permitted to sign any new men without express permis- sion. The schedule calis for 30 games | for each team, cach outfit playing the other six times between now and la- bor Day, although postponed game: undoubtedly will carry the season well Confdent and in Carpentie Chicago, May good condition, French ring ide!, at his quarters in Michigan City, Tnd, bout, st fit him Carpenter, speaking English almost without accent, on his arrival here | gaid two weeks of training would Al, him for the bout. *1 am bigger and \ L am stronger and I feel better than | he asserted. "I am in excel- |, .o September. lent_condition, 1 trained hard for |y (TR e T e the fight with Townley in Vienna and |lcague officials follow: = Bristol Clyde Waters, manager; Lester Lan- ning, Ray Paradis, Tommie Tracy, Ed Goodridge, Gu Forslund, Harold Horkheimer, William Tamm, George sott, Ben Reilly, John Moore, Arthur I McCabe. to the He amiled when asked if he thought | “That | but T think 1 will win,” | “1 am punching 1 fought Demp- 1 cannot say, he told questioners, than when The match with Gene Tunney, in connection with which legal action is | Billy Gibson, Tunney's Manchester Herman Bronkie, manager; lLam- | breck, Stratton, Thompson, Helland, Burkart, Robb, Massey, Hanna, Wil Carpentier at any date agreeable, | o, "ygzar Sipples, Koteh, Ballseiper. The Irench flghlrr: Willimantie Smith, manager; Joseph Hand, fAdams, Harry Carison, Al Car-|1oved Roy, Ed Trauske, B. Trausk the | cifford Pram, 1.eo Normandi, Harry Noll, T. Callaghan, Al Callaghan. New Rritain Fddie Goeb, captain: Palmer, Berz Scott, Zeilke, Paul Hart, Barnett, | Matchen, Bowden, Green, Harlowe, It Begley, N. Bagley, Hyland, Meriden Frnest Hallback, manager; Yale, Albert Bakos, Wilfiam Kiine, Leonard Manzum, Raymond Cossette, kdward Hart, Fred Harris, Arthur Coach Leader Issues Seating for the Wenny, Willlam Patkoskie, Charles | 8medick, Firet and Second Kights, by Descamps said. will remain here until after July 4, accommodate Tunney, the manager | said, The contract for pentier match does not Michael George Powell, Fred Pisherty, the Tunney- forbid fore June 16, but merely stipulates he muet be in America before May 14, | Descamps declared, YARSITY CREWS AT YALE WILL NOT BE CHANGE Charles Torrington maneger; Mclcod, Carl Johnson, Eithir, Miller, Manderlick, hal- Niek Conk Rade- Ray Holden, loski, Klinger New Haven, May 15.—With the | Jiubino, McLean, posaible exception of a slight shife fn |10, Art Johnson, the make npo the freshman elght, switsch the boating of Yale's crews was en- nounced yesterday by Coaches £ |Princeton Is Winner in Leader and George Murphy for the . atta at Princeton on Baturdey Contest “ "h l)altmoulh he Yale first and second \varaity | Vrincston, N, g, May 15.—After elghts will be the same as those which | Pitehine airtight for eight and defeatsd Pennsylvania and Columbia | PWO-thivds innings yesterday af on the Housatonle two weeks ago. :'Iv"":"f"';'a‘.";”"‘ <y e :1‘“:"“"' i tHE 198 BONRE But WAL o0 DINCHoNe fosiing whian Jat) the hig s Dartmouth pitcher, «cratched a hit ”el‘::f,"m‘ofi | the first of the game, which Princeton |won, 4 to 0. Austin fallowed with an {other before tie third out was made, The score: . ons, stiroked by Norman hiladelphia, a former 8t mtroke, The boating follow: Varsity Crew-—Bow, Carpsnter: No. 2, Sheffleld; NO, Wilson; No, 4, Rockefeller; n. 8, Mtller; No, Kingsbury; 7, 8pock; stroke, Lind. ley; rnanln mmnrd Junior Varsity Crew--Bow, Isham; No. 2, 8hew; No. 3, Peterso J Whitney; 0. 5, Goodwi LN Quarrfer; No, 7, Prudhomme; stroke, Potter; coxswain, White, Freshman Crew-—Bow, Kilbourne; No. 2, Callender; No. 3, Mosle; No. 4, | Kule; No, Bunee; No. &, Warren; . Uarl.r; stroke, Taughlin; cox- I o cren o, arenna; GARAGE and SERVICE STATION 150 pound Cren No. 3, Brown; & Iwnlrlnx Al Makes—Cadillacs o Sspecialty 0. 6, “Uvm \n ; stroke, Freeman; eoxswain, Wrecking Service, Day and Night wwe muw e v NASH CARS Philadelphia, May 15, Mre. |mrn-‘ FOR SALE BY B xS o J. B. MORAN GARAGE rational golf champion, yesterday -mn iated with A, G. Hawker the Nancy Wilbir cup over the &t fuxq CHURCH ST, Tel 2842.2 David's course with a groes score of | £6 for the 1% holes. Mre. Ronald H Rariow was second with 75, “AND DURING THE NIGHT BueaY Tima A CAR GOES BY You IMAAGINE THigVE S MAKING A GET AwAY WITH THAT Caf RHE n24 90 P. fartmouth ann 000 600 Princeton Caldwell Btevens and 10% Lyons, and l\ \”r, Khaneman SPEED BOYS WIN The Epeed Boys defeated the Celtic Juniors 7 to 5 at the Acid Bed last night, Jack Radi and John Gotowln was the 8peed Doys’ battery and Ris. oky and Angelo worked for the Celtics Paxter, 'AND umev You Peex oUT You SE& IT TueRE CALMLY AND PEACEFULLY SLEEPING UNDER 1TS BLAVKET O DEw- CH-H-w Bov! ANT AT A GRA-R-RAND AnD Glofi ‘R-AOUS rteus' ° TATA