New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1924, Page 9

Speaking of Sports I The Mohawks have formally pros tested their mueh disputed game with ghe Pirates, They base their claim on alleged interference by Pitcher Hteehan, ‘The advisory board of the city (cague has the protest in hand and as soon as the third member of the board returns from his vacation a meeting will be called and a formal hearing on the protest will ‘'be held, The Qlants lost an 11 inning game to the Iteds yesterday when Ciney, ™ @ ninth inning rally, overcame a three run lead, Btill, the Giants are six uhead of the Cubs, games Jess' Halnes of no-hit-no-run fame, went to the other extreme yesterday when he lost 7-# to St, Louls and al- lowed a total of 15 safe Mingles, Lyons, the Chisox pitcher, yester- day took more punishment than has any pitcher in a long time, Wash- ington touched him up for 1§ hits, yot Manager Evers would not heed his 8 O 8, calls, Bassler was the Tigers' hitting sensation against the Yanks, getting five hits in five trips to the plate. Both Hoyt and Bush looked alike to him, July 22, 1806, NO ASSISTS IN SEVEN INNINGS. Playing seven innings without get ting credit for a single assist was the unique record made by the Cincinnati Reds on July 22, 1906, in the second game of a double-header. Outfielders had 12 chances and the first baseman but one. It was a great pop-up day. The score: CINCINNATT, ab, r. Huggins, 2b. wacaa.$ Kelley, 1f. Judge, rfs Deal, 1b. Delehanty, 3b. waa2 Seigle, cf. Corcoran, ss. Schlei, ¢ « lwing, p. oHombLLHNE cocococococol 200000000 cmuacHMm®® pervonsenedd 10 11 PHILADELPHIA. ab. r. h. o id 1 Total lush, cf. Gleason, Zb. Titus, rf. Courtney, Magee, If. Doolin, s, Bransfield, Donovan, Roy, p. Pittinger,. p. *Dooin ... 3b. [RAPEATR S s foomnomoromosp | cocoocotommmus ATk Y g L TR Total . Pittinger in the sev- *Batted enth. Philadelphia 000 0003— 3 Cincinnati ... 333 301x—10 Two-base hits—Deal, Seigle, Lush, Courtney. Bases on balls—Off Ewing 4, Plttinger 4. First on errors—Cin- cinnati 2. Left on bases—Philadel- phia 6, Cincinnati 8. Sacrifice hit— Ewing. Stolen bases—Deal, Dele- banty 2. Struck out—By Ewing 1, Roy 1, Pittinger 1. Double plays— Doolin, Bransfield; Corcoran unassist- ed. Hits—Off Roy 6 in 1 1-3 innings; Pittinger 5 in 4 2-3 innings. Umpires —~Carpenter and Conway, Time—1: 5. Tomorrow's score: Fred Clark hits for all the bases. COMPETITION KEEN —_— Hot Golf Fight Today Round of Western Amateur Golf in Second Championship Play. Chicago, July 22.—~Competition was keen today in the second®18 hole qualitying round of the Western As- ateur golf championship at the Hinda- Golf club, as 62 players scored better than 80 yesterday in the first round, and only a few of the 151 starters turned in really bad scores. While Captain B. F. Carter of Chi- cago led the ecoring with a round in 84-35-69, he was closely pressed, no fewer than four being Within the stroke ot him and a dozen others within striking distance of medal honors. P Scores for the first day showed that Chicagoans who have had almost a continuous monopoly on the western title, during the 24 previous tourna- ments, have plenty of competition this year. James Manion of St. Louis tied at 70 with three Chicagoans for sec- ond score, and Frank Dyer of Mgm- phis shared a 72 woth John Dawson and Arthur Sweet of Chicago, there heing no scores of 71. No Opposition Expected To Bond Issue Changes No opposition is expected tonight at a special session of the eity meeting board when a resolution will be in- troduced to chance the financing plan of a $160,000 park bond issue voted at a recent session of the board. The Ifirst National Bank of Boston will handle the issue provided instaliments are made payable in substantially equal amounts, this being in accord- ance with law, The issue, as voted at the last meeting does not provide for equal payments, but in the opinion of Corporation Counsel John H. Kirk- ham and Attorney General Frank Healy it woyld have been legal. Thirty thousand cubic feet of air weighs approximately one ton. . Baseball Review EASTERN LEAGUE Yosterday's Hesults Waterbury 14, Worcester 6, (Other games played as part double headers Sunday.) Standing of Clubs w, of 11 4 " . AT (1) 41 1 [} 41 42 (L 620 Rl Rt} nes 101 AbD A Waterbury Hartford Fpringheld Worocster New Haven . Pittsfield Bridgeport Albany Hartford at Pittsfield, Waterbury at Bridgeport, Worccster at Bpringfeld, Albany at New Haven, NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterduy's Results Cineinnal Chicago 7, Boston 1, Rrooklyn 6, Pittshurgh 2 Pittshurgh 4, Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 7, 8t. Louls 4 Standing of Clubs w. L. 30 36 49 11 4“ k] o8 o4 (18t) (2nd.) PC 651 A28 LEL H29 B16 420 A0 A70 oo B8 . 50 4h 4 . A7 37 34 New York .. Chicago ...+ Pittsburgh Rrooklyn . Cincinnati St, Louis ... Philadelphia . 33 Games Today New York at Cincinnatl. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at 8t. Louis. AMERICAN LEAGUE Games Today Detroit 9, New York 7. Washington 16, Chicago 2. St. Louls 4, Philadelphia 2. Cleveland Z, Boston 1. Standing of Clubs w. L. 38 38 39 44 4 48 50 53 .o B2 . b1 . b0 . 43 . 43 . 41 . 38 . 35 New York .. Detrolt ... Washington Chicago .. St. Louis Cleveland - Boston ... . Philadelphia .. Games Today Detroit at New York. Chicago at Washington. St. Louls at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Boston, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Baltimore 8, Syracuse 3. Toronto 13, Newark 5. Rochester 9, Reading 2. Jersey City 8, Buffalo 7. Standing of Clubs . L. Baltimore .. . 61 28 Toronto ... . 52 38 Newark .... . 48 40 Rochester . « 50 45 Buffalo .. . 43 46 Syracuse . 39 51 Reading . . 36 B0 Jersey City .30 61 P.C. 685 578 545 526 483 438 419 .330 Games Today Baltimore at Syracuse. Newark at Toronto, Jersey City at Buffalo, Reading at Rochester, 14 ENTRIES STARTING $25,000 PACING DERBY Baron Worthy Is Favorite in Today's Race—Yesterday Favonian Won Grand Circuit. Kalamazoo, Mich., July 22.—Four- teen entries will start today in the $25,000 American pacing derby, fea- turing the second day of the 17th an- nual Grand Circuit renewal here. The event is for 2:08 class pacers. The Murphy entry, Baron Worthy, is con- sidered to be the favorite. Fred Edman won the $2,000 event for 2:03 trotters yesterday, feature event of Kalamazoo's seevnteegth an- nual Grand Circuit renewal, driving Favonian to victory over Czar Wor- fthy., The latter horse, driven by Tommy Murphy, won the first heat but in the next two heats the Edman horse out-trotted his epponent. Edman’s eecond victery came in the 2:07 trot, when with Harvest Day, a rank outsider, he finjshed three heats on an event basia with Mr. McElwyn, and in the fourth and deciding heat, won, owing to Mr. Mc- Elwyn breaking in the stretch. Irene Scott, driven by Fleming, won the first two heats of the 2:10 pace, then lost the third heat to Ie- kander. The finishes were all closeé. Etta Druin had little trouble in cap- turing the 2:18 trot, the field offering practically no opposition. Most birds are restless when & change in the weather is likely. SALESMAN $AM L re |/ 8, New York 7 (11 ings.) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1024, s NATIONAL-AMERICAN (Continued from Preceding P N e Wright, 8 .. Rarnhardt, f o Traynor, b Grimm, 1b Hmith, " 0 001 020 e [ " L. 000 Pittsburgh 2 000 Two base hits, Neis, Maras fices, Pournier, Vance, Uarey Deberry, Fournler and Dely | Fournter; Maranville, Wright and Maranvilly, ] Prirman, art and MeCormick pltchers Meadowa: time 1:50 (BECOND GAME) RROOKLYN AN 1 Olson, Wheat, Fournler, Rrown, Stocks, 3 3 PITTARUR 2 . Parnhardt Traynor, 3b . Grimm, 1b . smith, ¢ . Kremer, p Totah : 7 8 x—-Batted for Klugman in Sth Rrookiyn 000 010 Pittsburgh 010 003 Two base hit Stock, smith, Grimm Traynol base, Cuyle Wright, 2; double pla High, Rroally Grimes Hart, ournier home run, sacrificos, McCormick, Pfirman; PHILLIES L LOUIS & PHILADELPHIA AR, R, Sand, 88 ..., [ Harper, rf . Willlams, cf Schultz, 1€ Wrightstone, Holke, 1h Ford, 2b . Henline, ¢ Wilson, ¢ . Hubbell, p Betts, p .. Mitchell, x Emery, xx H. ° S50 alesssssseaaan lossmworrmuuusun Sl cscou@uincwnn? Totals ‘4 1 x—Batted for Hubbell in 9th. xx—Batted for Henlina in 9th. | 8T, LOUIS AB, R H. P.O. ' 8 ley, 1t L ib . Gionzales, © Cooney, Halnes, p Dyer, z . O lprsctoennos e seResn Totals - 3 10 27 z—Batted for Halnes in 9th, Philadelphia .000 St. Louls .. 020 Two base Ford, Wrightstone 2, i cosn 100 100 i a heayy fog. NOW AT 1UE. GOT 4AtA 00119 44 WEN I'M GONNA MBKE TH 805 COME PLAOY WITH ( ON MORE. MONEY lossasmazau LEAGUE BALL GAMES double p 3 Deberry & losing stalen Kranier Kingman and Fourni X left on ba ttomley, Henline, Schultz, They Broke Endurance Record Lieutenant John Price and Fraifk W. Wead, naval aviators at Anacostia, District of Columbia, who broke non-stop seaplane duration record, by remaining in the afr for 14 hours and 53 min- utes, after flying 1050 miles. i il Smith and + Philadelphia b; 8t Louls 1 off Hubhell 21 1 Hub P A | off Hu wmpires, Klew 2 hours Dyer Holke; plays CHICAGO 1, BOSTON 1, BOSTON Al Felix, «f £ 4 8 -l | Cunningham, i ] : " | prengel, of g, | Melnnis, 1 Padgett, b [Tierney, 2 amith, Hartnett s | Milstead, p Totals Haston doulie ) AdAMS to otter Lise on balls, oft Mil Benton 3; hits off Yeargin 9 in Renton 3 In 27 1osing pitcher, u‘"-'n"”" umpires, Moran and Rigler; time i’ersonals | | Misses Lillian Fetzman and De Cerbo, atudent nurses at the . | Wheeling hospital, Wheeling, Va., o[ haye returned there after spending two wecks in New Britain, Miss Esther Stein, a graduate of [the New Britain Normal school, has accepted a teaching position in Bur- lington, Susie Miss Mary Griffin of the 8 N, B Tetephon is spending her vaca- ?ltion at Lowell, Mass, Miss Ruth Paissan and Miss Jean Morgan visited Mrs, Carpenter, for- I merly Miss Anna Pnissan, in New York Sunday. Miss Tose Wellins has home after a two weeks' spent at Long Beach, L. I. returned vacation Mr, and Mrs, William Teupold and |and Mrs, William Steiner of Arch street, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Miss Alida Yetto, Miss Marion John- son of Greenwood street, and Mrs. Frnest Alwater of Wallace strest, are spending a week at Lake George, Tendler and Barrett In Battle to a Draw Philadelphia, July 22.—Lew Tend- ler, of Philadelphia, and Bobhy Bar- rett, Clifton Heights, Pa., fought ten hard rounds to a draw last night at the National League Bascball Park. The judges disagreed and the de- cision was rendered by the referee. The bout was for the welterweight championship of Pennsylvania. =Ia O'ROURKE FI SUSPENDED. Toronto, July ‘rank O'Rourke, shortstop on Toronto’s International league baseball team, yesterday was fined $50 and suspended for five days for an altercation with the umpires in Friday's game with Baltimore. w~los | Operated Leomplaint | trame, | #hield Yetto, |. » R wer to & Health Board Overdraft Is Estimated at $12,000 | At Mayor A, M, Paonessa's request, | Health Superintendent Richard W. Pullen has submitted an estimate of the department’s overdraft in which he places the figure at $12,000, The | defivit is the result of smallpox bills {and in ingrease in the garbage cons tract fees, both of which were net | anticipated in preparing this year's Lbudget, In view of the present overs draft, Mayor Pooneesa will probably | vete the ordinance Increasing the sale ary of Dr, €, i, Wiite so further de- | fieits may be uvoided, it was reported | about eity hall today court this evening to & charge of reckless driving $1,500 COLLISION SUIT Capt. Dunne Beings Action Against | 7,000 Bills Sent Out for John “Little Drops of Water” on Uniony ille-Farmington Hoad, | bills {been sent out from the office of the Hroderick Pollowing Crash Heven thousand water have As the result of an aute accident h 1 of near the Marmingion-Unionville town (::‘l‘:'l;”::“ \:I‘:"II'M‘"l';"“""':"'::"::""I':; :.‘:I':::_'_ ling yestorday afternoon HotWweel Cars {fore July 31 and warning of a 10 per by Captain Edward I [eent penalty after that date, Dunne und John Wrodeck, both resi- In the past there have been in- dents of this city, suit has been |Stances where failure to receive a bill brought by the former . for ou, |has resuited in & protest against pay- According to the allegation the [ment of the penalty when the ac. the plaintif's car ix | OUNt I8 hrought to the taxpuyers at peyond repair with thy [tention. No there may be no com- ot front avheel, steering PGS this year, Clark 1%, 3, O'rlen | ¢, L, U, ELECTS OFFICERS, wheel left front fender, left running |"4# 1sued @ notice that duplicates of | wye roliowing officers were elected board. crank case, headlights, wind. [A!! water bills are available at his of- |, " yyg0ting of the Central Labor vadiator und body demol. fice and those who have not received | Union held last night Preaidant D, tshed, Captain Dunne has cngaged | "0tIce through the malle muy be ad- |y~ swyppen; vico-preatdent, James Dunn and MoDonough. us his counsel, | 1%ed as to their assomement through soeretury and Tho papers are returnable i tho city [th® Water department offico John K. Quinn; recording court the second Monday in August, | g— !m-u'vl v, Louls W. Allen, John F, A8 a result of the accident Brodeck | There ar miles of lighted | Quinn was appointed local organizer will appear in the Farmington fown [streets in London, lu! the American Federation of Labor, sinashed Dl‘fn ]( Protect your Health Budweiser Its thoroughly aged ~ not green or unfinished. Consume the quality products of the House ‘f Anheuser-Busch St.Louis Also manvlacturers of GRAPE BOUQUET A-B GINGER ALE BEVO Buy by the case from your Dealer Miner-Read & Tullock Distributors New Britain, Conn. Suburban Heights. The Wet Umbrella. By GLUYAS WILLIAMS @ McCiure Newspaper Syndicate, ' g 125 TOBESURE SNEAKS BACK INTO HALL GUILTILY TRIES TO TAEY REALLY QUGHT]' T0 GET THEMSELVES AN UM= BRELLA RACK, AND AFTER SOME DEBATE FHRUSTS IT GUTSIDE FRONT DOOR~ WIPE REPL AND GET HIMSELP DRY AND DONT PUT TWILL DRIP OR SPOT THE WALL PAPER. ‘/ i COMES IN, STANDS UMBREL- 1A UP IN CORNER AND (ALLS HELLO TO WIFE 1T RAIN - ING CATS AND DOGS 103 HEARS UMBRELLA SET ViG= OROUSLY CUTSIDE KITCHEN DOOR WITH MUTTERINGS TROM LILY, THE ACCOMODATOR, AS TO WHO MESSED UP HER CLEAN SINK WITH SUcH TRUCK| U AFTER PROWLING ROUND TRYING NOT T LET IT DRiP ON TLOCR., STANDS IT IN KITCHEN SINK AND RETIRES . 5 STANDS A LITTLE NERVOUSLY ~ DECIDES AT WINDOW THINKING HOW UMBRELLA TO TAKE CHANC EASY IT WOULD BE TOR ANy WTH AND WITHDRAWS ONE T GRAB'IT v TINALLY SPREADS IT OUT NEATLY TO DRY IN REAR ENTRY WHERE AFTER TAMILY HAS STUMBLED OVER I SUPPICIENTLY SOMEBODY THRUSTS IT ONTO CELLAR STAIRS AND HE SPENDS REST OF RAINY SPELL TRYING TO FIND STANDS IN UNCERTAINTY WONDERING WHAT T PO WITH IT WHILE UMBRELLA DRIPS ON REMEMBERS WIFE SOMETIMES STANDS IT IN BATHTUB. HURRIES UPSTAIRS T TIND SOMEONE HAS JUST DRAWN A HOT BATH They were finally forced down by WHAT L1 - YOU_(ANT GET ALONG WHAT YOURE MAKING - WHY DONT o L‘jEjji’l;-/l | OUT WHAT HAS BECOME OF IT Y—Kakeeter Doesn’t Believe in Bills TTMATY TH ONWY TR S {_ WA HE (OOLD \ CAEOT FOR SAUING o MONEY =7 L