New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1924, Page 9

kmmmmm, IL¢ fir Cu on the th Vi W L e Yanks' worst heating of the Speaking of Sports Sisler, the come-back, and his 8t. | ouis Browns are engaged in a mo- tous struggle with Babe Ruth, $0 a come-back, and the Yanks for | st place, while in the National the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1924. il uper Crops On Your Chin Every morning is harvest | time for whiskers—and the new Gem Blades shave away 365 crops a year with never a sore spot or astalkof stubble left over. NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results New York 6, Chicago 4. Boston 8, Cincipnati 2 Brooklyn 4, 8t. Louis 3. Philadelphia-Pittsburgh, rain. ibs and Giants are struggling for cond, Three hits and some dazzling work | paths was Sisler’s response to | e cordial welcome the Yankee fans | him yesterd Urban Shocker | made monkeys out of the so- ol “murderers’ row” of the nks. » six innings he did not allow a | 1 when th gatwe was over the | nks had collected but ene tiny run, | the Browns had 11. This was | year. | | and alsoe e an error yesterday, he partly rieved himself by making a beau- | throw to the plaie, nipping the eding Sisler. Although ilants’ ulars had to call in Ferey, a pinch”hitter, to win yesterday trom the Cubs. it itcher tin | the «l ] Big Crowd s Trinity faces Dartimwouth on the rtford Hilltop today. Wice Counsellor was decisively sterday and now ems 1y out of the Derhy, Init Hartford’'s Golf club players took N oout of 10 matches from mis team yesterday and aplit | doubles. the t Mailory | to take | Molla Helon Wills and i Lurope el yesterday rtin the Olympics. for ford K high continued it defeating St. $ win- by Thomas | rday varthmore rday 4 st first st to the Navy to 0 and failed to get They but three Heiser, an go! hits off P'rinceton wiil play Yale in the polo s on Raturday. Foatuio Mo is dae 15, 1919 me the Blow-Off ¢ incinnati fans win & remember what happened to Al imanx Muy 15, 1819, Al and sl Bler hooked up in a runless con- t that went into 10, 11, 12 innings. the R the tension in 13th with ten tallies, The score NUINNA'GL ABR H O A th 3 A 0. And Brooklyn hen « on v 1 ds hroke 1 0 OOKLYN ] 1" Mamanx in thirt " nih. 10--16 0-— 0 Malone, Win- Groh, Kepf, DAl by nek out Hit bats- Klem innati 00 000 D00 WO 000 B06 000 Coklyn T'wo-base Throee Magee, ¢ hase s—1tonsh Htolen bases ath, Myers, 1 Mamaux 1 Mamaux 1. Umpires on ses on hy i Athieti Tomorrow’s er wreek the hopes. HIGH SCHOOL GAME Papected . To Wateh Home Town Boys vs, New Haven rowds of the pected at St Mary's ficld afternoon when the N. B hascball team will play the New 1 Hi High school t=am in first game of the triatigular league, game will be called at § o'clock, ight saving time team is practicing every day in paration for the game. A win will the Rted and Gold team first leg triangular league race, The change in the lineup will be in t field where either Carl Linn or | eco will be used instead of Bruno | nia, who ie to pitch. Gerdon Eal- largest TCW house yon may ales he used teh; Neipp rig Hi Hollocher, - He Fo wi Ha 1] lineup js as follows: Kania catch; Beagle, first: J. . Grip, shortstep: Mc. Haher, left fleld; | i Linn or Gréco, | wecond , third base; ylor, center field nt fisld YESTERDAY'S Dodgers Cards Cuba, Home Rum Lea Yankees ilmann, Tygers urnier, Dodgers . Phils Cubs 1e eh, yrnshy, ders, sth, iams, 103, Try‘om! Marvelous New GEM Double-Life Blades Use GEM Safety Razors Cineinn New York (Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh .. Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Games Today Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis. New York at Chicage. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Iy e Se——— NATIONAL-AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL GAMES (Continued from Preccding Page) AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results St. Jouis 11, New York 1. BRoston 12, Chicago 0. Philadelphia 5, Detroit 4. 0 0 Zachary, New York St. Louis Boston Detroit Cleveland Chicago Washington Philadelphia 020 st 0000 stol base, Teson; . MeNulty; ashington 10 0 Johnson ] out by Johnson Nits off Johngon § in 4 Im 2; hit Ly piteher, Joh Tolnsen; umpires, time 1:45 Burns; Games Today Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, Dineen and Connally; Boston 8, Cincinnati 2 Cincinnati, May 15.—Boston pound eod Rheehan hard in the first inning yesterday and assisted by a wild throw by Bohne, with a donble play in sight, secured a lead which Cincinnati was unable to overcome. Tha final score was § to 2, Genewich pitched strong- Iy after the second inning, not a home player reaching first base in the last fve innings. Scorc BOSTON AB, 1 at INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results leading 4, Toronto § (Other games postponed; he Standing w. rain). Baltimore Buffelo .. Newark Reading Rochester Toronto Syracuse Jersey City orber, ot Cunningham Melunis, 1h |Tiorney, 2h ... | Stengel of 8 [O'Nel, af 258 |Genewich 26 . 0 | " CINCINNA A8, - Totals Games TL Newnrk at Buffal Reading at Toronto. Baltimore at Rochester, Jersey City at Byracuse, oday Rurne Daubert Rous! Hnroer Rohne, Hok Fowler, Pinelli Cavensy Wingo, Sheehan, EASTERN LEAGUE rday's Rosults Rridgeport Worcester Hartford Albany 1. The Sta A Waterbury Pittsficid Springfieid New Haven 1 ] Raline Waterhury vea ‘Tor Haree Hartford Worcrster S|pringfield Albany New Haven Rridgeport Pittsfield a0 0oy 020 a0 Mo Rtonge! playe Melnnis ey 1A O'Ne nnati K hase ' H Cincinnat 000 Two hane Tanin, T rtolen b “ AT Aoubie Te Rheelian 4 1 e 8 Bheshan: umpires, and Powell; time 1:41 Gamos ala,\ i» § Pittafield. Haven Alhany. Waterhury at Bridgeport. Hartford at Springfield. Wore Moran, Ptirman New ster ot at . Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 3 Bt Louis, May 15— Brooklyn staged A ninth inning rally yesterday and de- feated the Cardinals in the first game of the series here, 4 to 3. The de feat came after four straight victories for the 1ocals over the Giante, Rogers Hornsby hit his fifth homer of tha season in the first with nons on. Score BROOKLYN AR I COLLEGE RESULTS. Baschall. Holy Cross 4, Harvard Colgate 7, Yale § Middlebury 1, 8, Lawrence 0. Navy 4, Swarthmors 0, Colhy 7, Bates 2, Boston College 21 Columbia 8, Iutgers Maine 14, Bowdoin 2 Hamilton-Williams- rain. Penn. Military College 8 pstitute 5, Army 6, 1 Stevens 2, Princeton 1. Tufts 4, 2 ofium, e Tahnt an, Whent Fournter Atork, b Brifith " h A 1 Deeatur " of Tenn. 4 a Manhattan College 1, 4, Dartmouth 0 Tennis ] Navy 7. Gen, Washington U, 0. . % Princeton 6, Lehigh 1. College Lacrosse, . of Penn. 2 1 Fiark Harnah a Army &, Anderst;n Takes Match From Waterbury Bowler Anderson of Rogers' alleys won five | aut of nina gamss from Harper of Waterhury at Rogsra’ alisys 1ast night, averaging 117 to his opponent's 114, The seares. Anderson 119, 128, Harker—1 104, 127, 99 184, 102, 129, 128, 122, : 1181053, b 3. 99, 140, 1031 hame rune Hoon vifices, fntheron ¥, Gtimes and For 12 105, WINS SECOND FIGHT Oakland, Cal, May 15, Floyd Glotzback, former husband of Mme. Matzenauer, noted singer, won his cccond bosing contest hers last night (o in almost the same manner in Which MeCormick and o he won his first fight, He knocked out Biily Farrell, a heavyweight, within three seconds, Tuesday night he knocked out Danny Gallagher in two seconds, SALESMAN SAM Win Pinch Hitter Rill of first game Glants Finally Chicage, May 15 Terry started the Giants which gave 1) fin the m the | NEVER FELT 90 HOMES flr F g ] ) FORE. IN ™M LIFE , 5AN- ?éw-\u BEEN AWAY 0A OVEA TWO WEEW) 9O WAL TiMmE GULL- N alterations now Scou! BAOUND TH' BOAT of the series yesterday with Chicago, 6 to 4. Young's triple sent Terry home und Young scorcd on I'riseh’s single. George Kelly all four of the league champions’ previous runs home, Charley Hollocher, Cubs' sh celebrated his retuen to the bagging three hits, one of which was a home run, and making two spee- tacular p The s NEW YOI Grigs): Heathrote, o'Farre Kaufmann x—Ra in 9 Bnyder mses, Heath v . MeQuillan to Jackson ta Kell New York: 7; Chicego Kaufmann 2, off MeQullan 2 Kaufwann 4 M u Hart and Sweeney; time 147, ley, Crashing The Pins D e e e R ROGERS ALLEYS o) | Special Mateh Stars. Trus 58 109 ara : 9 “i Shipping Boom % 55 ” 1in fitehell WILLS FIGHT HONDAY Chiet between New York, May The heavy- | weight match Bartley Mad- den and Harry Wills arranged for to- night at the Queenshoro A, but postponed when the outdoor stadium | was declared ha by fire offi- | cials, will be held there on Monday, | May 26 if Fire Chiet Kenlon approves ardous being made, president said gested Simon ¥ Queenshoro aherty, A, C . su of the tonight that all instructi by the fire officials to make the structure safe in the matter of exits would be followed and that such changes would be com pleted in time the battie May 26 The will confer with Chief Kenlon he returns from Atlantie City, The Queensboro interested in the to stag promoters when officials also promotion of fights at the Dreamland A, C. in Newark and it no agreement is reached | fire department here it is understood that the fight will be staged in New.! ark. are is with the ELL TRACK COACH LI, Connors Will e Operated day for Append Upon To- | Is. New nors, the hospita 4 on fo May 16 oach George Con and trainer of ams, it to it oand v leit Haven, Yale t s k and football t we hero last n m he operat AP t ope on of or per- in canse of a characte formed, the hospita that rothat m have to be ed to by ecks Connors is expec track in this sea- gon Confinem that mean c team in Harvard on Ma amo in 11 in the Ha 1 Cin Camb ) um on May o Conne xeter as cos ancd Ao h nearly Yale o for a Johnny M4 Until he me: HER~ AND THEN = Oh B-B-Boy. what speed// | 4, Brunswick, Me,, May 1 Maine 14, Bowdoin 2. Burlington, Vt, May 15.—Verment 5, Montpelier (Quebec-Ontario-Ver- mont leaguc) 0. West Point, May 15.—~Army 6, Uni- Middlebury, Vt, May 1 lirlll("-‘: bury 1, 8t. Lawrence 0. (Game called end 4th inning, rain). Waterville, Me., May 15.—Colby 7, Bates 2. ew | Bethlehem, Pa, May 15.—Lehigh 4, | [ Villanova 3. | versity of Pennsylvania 4. Faston, Pa, May 15.—~l.afayette 8, | Chester, Pa, May 15.—Penn. 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