New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1924, Page 9

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Baseball Review ] EASTERN LEAGUE | Speaking of Sports Yesterday's Results i Hartford 9, [ Dazzy Vance of the Brooklyn team ; Pittsfield 3, e star hurler of the National | nings). cague this season with 10 victories Bridgeport §, n a dozen starts, In yesterday's Waterbury 4, 2 zame he fanned 7, making his strike- | game). { it list total 35 for four games. New Haven 4, Waterbury 1 (second el game), Wells, & Bethany college Thurler - whom Cobb thought a world-beater, The Standing Justified his faith yesterday when he w, won the second game for the Tigers | Waterbury .. .. 35 Worces Springfield 2, (11 in- Albany T, Haven 1 (first NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1924, FACTS! The new Gem Blades have the keenest edges ever put on steel. No blade in | the world can give such marveious shaves 2s Gem —orretainitsedgethrough | so many shaves. Thesearenot clalms-thoy are facts. You are missing finershaves than you ever dreamed possible until | LOGAL SWIM STARY T0 SHOW IN MATIJH (Continued fr - Foal mo 1912 FOR THE om l eceding Page memb; June 20 A FREAK GAMLE Boston will _game play he Giants t two an BOOK ing stunts, and Carl of the interscholas- |\|nnn~r p diving record, and 1 fixth 1 the Olympic on hand in fancy dive Smith. vho also two local htul eye and will t them in on a vige paratory to enters S arbor race in the auspices tegister, in which from all 1. It will be inter. the progress of these wizards in their Park during the 3 and 2, allowing but six hits, Ken Williams yesterday ®ocked his 13th homer, and his sécond of the neek. When you hedr that reaten you know what the philosopher meant when he said, “the race is not always to the swift, er will next take and we presume his training on a The great Carp Mr. Gene Tunney will do most of bicyele. The At m in th ting the chu cs aré the worst hitt leagues, ing but not in s glove in De- couldn't it have been his | is not without honor 1 country | ma u can't fool all th A prophet when Mr. Rickar would be no o ad no idea what @ planned to do, { course 1cdd there hts this he e Yaaks an Harry Wills' a disappointmer s a downnig ious 18 piloted ir une not and last yea tion ol holding Champivnship nin His tempor Hall is no should prose ATy SUC u8 mainiy unfami English climate espeelally the diffarence American and doubt is « Englis spressed he abie o vin coming meet to the final of th ampionship nne Lengien I'he not cn tourname o a's cham ny reason e ed by her she has beo ing vie 1ot of the past her defeat all 1) im of whieh mad mere sene NOM RFGUFY SIATED 10 WEAR RANGERS' UNIFORM Clever Little Secon | Sacker Will Play iona In Home Game Here To- morrow Afternoon ley had been keystone sacl ment confiry materi e Rangers N turned « 1 fien thar « long eason and wit it fadt stepping 15 that they have field greatly, 1 Tiangers will p on re o end this on of the would secm ngthened the ow afternoon 1 meore gloy it ir in ost 1o the fast = Meriden the 1 I'he visiting . is one of the fasiest teama in Me nd on prévic mnters have had the edge over the local team, the plan of the Iia evén up the count by ta itors inte comp in Satur The Rangers will probably toltows: C. M Adamitie, 1b.; Yankaskae, ey, Mays, #s.. McKnerney, 3b ton, 3b.; Middieton, If.: . Hayes, ¢ Whitam, rf.; Seifel Argos and Crean JUDGE LANDIS HURT and Sranislaus te Vioneer d rider It is gers, howeyer, 10 ng the vis- Jay's game cup as Charlow, oh.: Tieg t- Hayee, p utility; fir Former Commander of | American Legion Victims in Auto Crash—Not Badly Injured. Kenesaw Landis, commissioner of rasebal and Hanford MacNider, | n Clty, lowa national commander of the were slightiy injured In an avtomo- pile accident near here. An amtomo bile driven by MacNider coliided with was huried into & Attef, but the occu- | Vsage, lowa Mountain formet car pants escaped serious injurs The 1argest ie in the with the cop Cnetr Borneo e #quare miles, an aréa of 15 Paddock was| American Legion, | | Hartford . you try these to 2, w | Worcester . 5 t last | Springfield Marvelous Mew iraves then sc Albany ,.. nint Bridgeport never cros Double-Life Blades New Haven Use GEM Safety Razors NATIONAL-AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL GAMES (Continued from Prece e Giants' but on the two te nine in itouts first ams stole Games Worcester at Hartford Water v at New Haven Kirke had more § than Houser had score ANEW YORK AR R | Chicago 3, Philadeiphia 1, | nings) Brooklyn 3, (Other teams Ci New York hicago RBrookiyn Cincinnati . Pittshurgh Roston . 8t, Louis cense o Philadelphia Sy Wilson Hartley Games Today AMLRICAN LLAGLE Yoesterday's Results is 8, ¢ Brookhn Reds 1 St Lou Cleveland 16, Detroit (firs Detroit 8, Clevetnd game) (Other t s not sc The Standing fou i e ot A » W . 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