New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1924, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924 e — ;" Speaking i ’ § e | edged and double-iived. of S por ts é‘ skl i L Thgyuivetwic:?be:te:":ld Yesterday's Results RS TRSE T, | Bridgeport 3, Hartford 1, twice-more shaves than Buros the ClovelAnd rost maseman,| Eittafieldiit, Waterhury T, any blade with twice as Ne . 8, is having fine batting streak, Yesters w Haven 18, Worcaater s, many edges. Albany 3, Springfield 0 day he hit safely, for the 19th con- i A o —— Yes, sir—gven your wire .- _ 4 : .| whiskers are no match for _Detroit admirers gave Bobby Veach, | waiorpury 4 thelr former player, a_ diamond ring | iy s s Marvelous New yesterday when he uppearcd on the | oot fiehl in the wniform of the Red Sox | gpocoter - i O with whom le now plays, S ST Springfield . . . t is scldom that Harold Corbin, the nlrle:rx\nfl . ‘orbin team leader, makes a com- Pittsfield ) “., Bty Tffi.uhln he i : : Doubic-Life Rlgdes hern in P nd yesterday it scems o i Use GEM Safety Razors cortain the ump must have been off. i [ D ' where he was med with a din- ouble Baseball Review | Upl et o t Gem Blades are single- | : Three times with the buases loaded did the um retire a Corbin huts- Five ses, two errors and two o ; Yesterday's Lesults daubics ‘tn tas d gave the Port=| o, innati §, Brookiyn 4. L AL land team six v N 1 . = - Philadelphia 8, Chicago 5. | 0 od on the \‘-"‘.vl‘.tmlxulmb]»u) ; hem over in | Cincinnati . Dhin team practices this week ¥ and Thursday evenings. Nest Sunday a Special Race Will Be Brooklyn = Pittsburgh .. L2 : ; . 3 8 From Philadelphia to st. Louis .. 4 Philadelphia o Pirates practice tomorrow eve- g at Walnut Hill park. This City Another interesting by 43 pig- Games Tolday Boston Lovis ; fincinnati > o y ¥ e . 5 l 8 re City Racing Homor ‘;::;.1:;:;.::,.::::‘::’,.;::::1:::;:',:.:::'.':: S EELRedriee et vl The Coach is. Exclusive cons was conducted yesterday hy the - \ i W IR 0 n © v Most of the birds that took pa 1 v Brings Home Another Medal AMERICAN LEAGUE vesterday Mest v “w 1 x.‘], I: p”' to H d feea b e Yestenday's Hesults . Browns 6, Senators 3 o i bt Corps of yow New York 8, Cloveland o, Washington, Mayv1y .- Washi " cr eup as st prize 1 Hoston &, Detroit & I e v Fasene wine - Grives Closed Car Comforts at Open Car Price sehedulod) me of ries, 6 to Odell M. Chapman € S Brunswicl S R R N e tin At AU S £ F The Coach is 2 Hudson-Essex invention. No other type and Hudson Supcr-Slx 1 medal as first prize for f e e . m., daylight, 18t bird timed in no other car gives closed car comforts at so near open car Detroit ) ad Drum Corps at Wiltimantic awed bt AR The summary i g, Leibold got hall of Washing- |, 1 RMETAS AN Wl 4 ‘ .' : : Coach searing major in line, | o1 HROWNS L : a : cost. The extra cost of closed models on other cars is from St & ceae . 2 W g d ph . Smit . 7.8 a X vlh‘ i :‘.\\W‘ il iy ) : 5 S el 1A T Ralates #300 up, even on the lowest priced cars. More than 135,000 $1 5 50 PR e - 0o ‘ flying time 2 hours, i ., Coaches are in service. Sales exceed 3,000 every week. AVhbRatoa . WA 1eaid s - e i i m”'"”'; e i Evervone prefers a closed car. The Coach alone is the Essex Six - L Philadelphia o...00 12 ; 8 on, 1 E ! Ao > hours, 54 minutos 43 ‘wr-i‘l quality car within reach of all. No wonder the Coach on Coach . 4 2 o Charles Deconti, La Sulle street, Srd, : a0 A 3 : Arch Street Property ‘ Games Tvlay kil : 1111019 ¥yda ]‘,',. minutes: actuni fy- | Hudson and Essex is the world's largest sFllnng gll*)'llnder $ lh\nowd of for $37.500 | hicazo at Philadeiphin, . = e = e ing time, 2 hours, 57 minute } sece closed car. The price you wamt to pay will decide you for ?m i “ ),M ReLOR Ay "'” _!”" : | SHINGTON i [ S i e Hudson or Essex. The closed car advantages of the Coach treet from INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 1 ‘ Ve e yards per i e and its price surely leave no other consideration. Freight and Tax Extra owner, 1Four vesterday's 1tesnlts Ll o S8 7 o Wisk, Grove stroct, bth, el 2 98| o City 3, Bending L (1) R r. per min. No time ecord: Hudson and Essex Are of One Quality loronto- Ry 0, rain iy v 11 recording room YOATS CLAWED Syracuse-Rechester, rain I I\ ‘ ..( o “'n' . or '. - - S PRACTICN GAME SATURDAY HONEYMAN'S AUTO SALES CO. orat IH." .v:","":'l" s The \ln'\l;hlll P e a “ The wri samo b h‘v . ofe I:’9 “ l’ch S!l'cel Tc" 2109 ¥ 2ood pitel Hin 14 bin Ited So d h st i i A A Waa 8 109 ¢ vhich wa np ¢ the Wildents . 5 il | g, SRk 4 w hw 1 at \\ m pa cason e 1" K bS50 |1 " 1o » Lo Suturday ernoon drew a large until the crowd and proved to In I played RPH A e A N " A5 ool e dosnle v 3 game. At one period of the gamo the Suburban Helghts By GLUYAS WILLIAMS \ SCore cape . 140 002 001—9 plich Marherr " 3 ™ | s SR e . 100 " Gamos Today terie Sucss and Colby, Miller.| Ruffato at Toronto, Red Sox 5, Tigers 1 Morey and Perschy, | Syracnse at ochester, Detroit, May 19.—Boston defe . - teading at Jersey Uity, Detroit yesterday 5 1o 4. 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