New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1924, Page 9

> J ) ' Speaking of Sports Well, Babe Kuth again is & her It was his home run in the eleven: yesterday that brought the Yanke back into fivst with their Arst win ov the Tygers, Lussler, the Detroit héro of other | T games, wus the “gont” in this one| Stamding of Clubs even as was Ruth on the day before, | w, In the ninth Bassler tagged out | Waterbury Iy Schang at the plates=but then drop- |Hartford 11 ] ped the ball und the game was tied, |Bpringfield |, B0 43 sl | Worgester , 0w The Henators won thelr third ([New Haven ,,,,,., 43 an straight over the Chisoe and still are | Pittsfeld ] 11l knocking wn the door of first place, |Hridgeport T e — Albany o 4l a6 MeQuillan was in rare form for the — Glants and allowed the Reds on three tiny bingles, Old Zach Wheat made five hits in | five trips to the plate agalnst th Pivates and in the same game Vours 22nd homer of the nier poled out his Baseball Review EASTERN LEAG Yostemlay's Hesults Hartford 1, Pittstield 2 (1st.) Pittghield 17, Hartford 7, (2nd.) Waterbury 4, Bridgepert o, Worceste springfeld § (1st.) Worgester Springfield 10 (2nd Albuny 14, New Maven 2, (1st.) New Haven 9, Albuny 0, (2nd.) 0. th o 15, er 12 Iy Pittstield at Hartford Watdhury at liridgeport Worcester ut Springfield Albany at New Haven, NATIONAL LEAGUE season, —— | Yosterday's Rosults Cy Williams got his 11th and| New York s, Cincinnati 1 Hornsby his 12th ecircuit crash of the | Brookiyn 4, Pittsburgh 3 (10 ings year yestorday, | Phitadelphia 8, St. Louis 5 The revelation that Davis, the| Standing l'f].‘lll"" democratic nominee, plays mah jongg w [ may be just a low political trick win the plumbers' votes, Don't count your base hits you've rounded first, The proposal to shorten the dis- | tance between pitcher's box and hom plate does not Interest Mr, Mack the least, shorten the distane lar and first plac know, between the ce ' he Never put oif till tomorrow the fish Ing trip you can take today 1o bed rly to rise wil A man to get in about 86 extra Any mother who has a fapper | daughter back from finishing school (New York can tell you exactly what a dawn-to- | Detroit dusk fyer fs. v | Washington It's a wise bimbo who knows when to stay down for the count, A dictionary with 5000 new words is | on the market and the umpires are hoping Tris Speaker hasnt heard about it. 1f at first you don't succeed in hol- ing out, blame it on the worm casts. Alexander won't be alle to pitch again this season and the Cubs won't miss him any more than Valentino would miss his mirror. Swing in haste, repent in the rough. Benny Leonard, champion of the lightweights, thinks = Luis ' Vicentini, young Chilean lightweight, is a most promising prospect. “He can hiy and he is game, and usually that's il you need,” commented Leonard. Second Baseman Sets a Record. Chicago tell on Clevelund's pitcher, Dave Rowe, for 29 hits and 86 rums | on July 24, 1882, That cannonading 1 with shots and shells Dunlap a chance to 19 chances al secend base, the world’s highest wark. Chicago scored in ery inning but one. How they happered to iss that one is not reported. The score: filled the terra and gave I'red handle 18 of CHICAGOQ ab, . 0y 8 Dalrgmple, 11 { 0ou Gore, cf, 8 0 Kelly, ss-c, 8 30 Anson, 1h. . 00 Williamson, 3b, 3 0f Burns, 2b. 4 0 Corcoran, p. [ I'lint, c.-rf. 0| Nicol, rf.-ss. 3 Total . 4 Dunlap, 2b. . 2 1 Glasscock, ss. Pt e T I R TE | Phillips, 1h. T Shafter, rf. 8 I e B S S | Isterbroo L IPGR B FECR | Muldoon, 3 NS A A B SR S Willigrod, ¢f. .vc0oo 4 0 1 0 0 1 Rowe, P. et 11 0 1.0 Briody, ¢. 4 1 1 3 3.9 Total Chicago Cleveland 003 000 001— 4 Barned runs, Chicago 15, Clgveland two-base hits, Gore,# Kelly, Wil- , Burns 3, Nicol 2, Dunlap, three-base hif, Kelly; home runs, Gore, Ilint 2; first on balls off Rowe 7, Corcoran first on er- rors, €hicago 9, Cleveland 4; struck out, by Corcoran 1; double plays, Chicago 1, Cleveland 4; passed balls, Mint 1, Kelly 2, Briedy 6: wjld pitches, Rowe 3; umpire, Pearce; time, 2:40. Glasscoc! YESTERDAY'S HOMERS National League. Fournier, Brooklyn. Maranville, Pittsburgh. Kaufman, Chicago. Williams, Philadelphia. Hornsby, St. Louis. American League. Ruth, New York. Burns, Cleveland (2). Bassler, Detroit. Manush, Detroit. Eastern Leaguc. Roser, Worcester (2). until | Pittsburgh in “When are they going to demands to | charged with begging. Now York Chicago . | Brookiyn . 0 Cinetanati .. Bt Louls .. | Philudelphia . o [Boston o _ lirooklyn at Pittshurgh (Other teams not scheduled.) | s AMERICAN LEAGUE | Games Today | New York 1. Detroit | Washington 4, Chicugo 1| Noston 16, Cleveland 12, L1 St Louls 7, Philadelphia 0. (11 ings) Standing of Clubs / 1 Chicago ... 480 8t, Louis ... h H06 Cleveland ., 11 A5t Yoston Fhiladelphia .. 40 [ 5 A4 ames Today Detroit at New York, Chicago at Washington. Cleveland at Boston, | St Louis at Philadelphia. INTEE IONAL LEAGUE Yesterdny's Results | Baltimore 4, Syracuse 2. Buffalo 4, Jersey City 2. Toronto §, Newark 6 (1st.) Newark 11, Toronto 5, (2nd.) Reading 7, Rochester 4. Standing of Clubs w. L. P.C. .69 | Baltimore |Toronto . Newark | Rochester EL Buffalo . 4 46 495 Syracuse 0 53 42 Reading .. 37 L3 420 Jersey City 63 322 Qame Baltimore at_Sy Newark at Toronto, Reading at Rochester , Jersey City at Buffalo, |Bridgeport Child Knocked To Death From Trestle Dridgeport, July 24.—-Edwin Sobo- vick, aged five, of 1152 State street, was knogked off a railroad trestle by train number 95 of the New York, New Haven & Hartford rallroad at Lilsworth street bridge into the water of Ash creek when he tried to crawl across the trestle on his hands and knees at 7:45 last night. William Wargo, of 277 Scofield avenue, who saw the accident, dived into the water to rescue the boy, who was rushed to the house of Dr, Szamosi, at 785 Han- cock avenue, but it wag too late and he died there trom shock and internal injuries. New Haven P:)llce Get Pair of Escaped Lunatics New Haven; July 24.=¥dward Col- lins, 52, of no certuin address wis ur- rested in Church steeet here yesterday When taken to police headquarters it was found that he had aped from the Norwich asylum, a few weeks ago. Collins was committed to Norwich last February. A man giving the name of Joseph Murphy was arrested at the New Haven railvoad station yesterday and it was later discovered that he had escaped from the Middletown Tnsane Tum last Monday. The asylum authorities were notified and the man will be taken back to Middletown. No one ander the obtain, a license to drive an automo- L3086 | NATIONAL-AMERICAN (Contipued from Preceding Page) | | PITPSBU G A 01 A b Ma " N Yt ' (e p i 44 ) [ Wright, s " M Mueller, of | Ve, % o 0 o0 e ) ' 1 n TER I TR (o el | LEAGUE BALL GAMES | r for Ta m S tied for eller in 1% | i 1000 002 won g 3 | Pittshurgh Tt i Tan base hita, Cayler, Wi anviliog stalon bas Wheut 10t on huses, Mookl § or 13 struck out, by Deak o Daake & I 4 Derntur 2 0 2 bty pitehor, by Dank (Suylerdi whiming piteher Devatifs umpires, P Metormick and Hart; time 187, PHILIIES &, W 5. PHILADEL A oA . [Hand, » . Pt o1 Even Mayor Mugee was not jm. ‘“m'm“. = ‘ s 1 [Mune from the wholesale vaceination [ Bomutex, b ] 1o o Pittsburgh s undergoing. Herg ho is Wrightstone, “3h ! f b4 ‘ ! Ul getting a “shot n the wrm trom Parkinson, Ih 1 " " ) [N, w1 w4 Dora Josepheon, u elty nurse, [Hentine, « .o ' 1 1 ] " §] = R rison, p LR ol . it : - = Contracis for Repairs | 9 y J ; or pous In School Department S, vt s o ) 4 b0l Contracts for repairs W the several AL oA publie sehool bulldings wore awarded r d t a0 1 o yesterday by the finance committee ' ! " 4 “' “lof the scho bourd Nt Ay Clande J, Leroux who bid $1,818 " 0 H on plumbiug work in Smith school, :‘ uonll s B " owad the iecersful - bidder C. A, G AL bid $1,482, and A, A, Mil)s, e Hallstein wus awarded roofing Peigatt ey . z=Mutted for Vreigau in o), [t as follown; o herdel In Bl Stanl school, 371.50; Smalley s 38000 0005 | sehool, i Os A Hill sehool, PO L e Y coln school, $46; Central Wiilianie, Hornsby | JUnlor High, new building, $8: Eim Parkinson; nd Holke; ¥ HaN hor it wil time 1240, o Klem an . A B, 0o iy Emith, o O'Neil, 10 Pow I Rarney, 0o Cooney, (R Gibeon, 0“0 0 Totals E x—Ratted for ¢ i 3x—Batted fo R H B Stats, ot . T % Hollocher, ‘s R o Adams, 2 ., T ] Cotter, 1b . o o Vriberg, 3b . 0ol 0 drigshy, 1t 1 0 Vogel, rt | 0 [Hartnett, of ... 0 0 Kaufmann, p .. PASseg Totnls gesor sl Roston 000 o0t 109 Chirago 10 000 o0y Two base hits, Grigshy, Smith, Kiatz, Fril ase hits, Hollocher; |ome run, Kautmann; sucrifices, Grigshy: | double plays,” Hollocher to Adams to ¢ teri left on bases, Boston 10; Chicago lages on Lalls, off Kautmann 2 truck out, by Kaufmumn 4; Cooney oft Bartes 7 in 1; (none out In 2nd); oft Cooney 2 in 7: losing pitcher, Barnes; umn- pires, Rigler and Movan; tine 1:39, WILLIMAN i N AGAIN Willimantic, the state league entry that announced retivement from the leaguo a week ago, Is once more hack inithe fold and promises to finish the i hits season. 'The.league moguls wasted littte time " in admitting Willimantic again, after that team had laid off over one week-end, Rockwell, ret, $54; Mon- ntral Junior High, old a total of $434.11, ts for p nish- been aw follows: Academie sehool, , Mor- gan, Kin hompson; Senior, ‘\nmlmn:nl, Oceupin & Johnson; Blipu Burritt Bros,, Inc: Old Bureit, § Kins- |ley & Thompson; Smith school, $566, | Oceupin 5 Jolf Lincoln school, $65, John Royle ( Monroe, | Crowley Bros,, Inc. | Twenty-four office fables will be 1|»m|zht from B. C. Porter ons, for | 820 N, 24 stools at $6.60 and 24 | for 0; three teachers' -desks at | 832,805 three swivel chairs at $10.75; {120 pupils' chair 276 and two | filing cablnets at M. Curtin | & Company has been given the order | for one umbrella at $9 and 48 | pupils' desks at Blackboard slate for the Monroe | school will he bought from the Penn- sylvania Structural Slate company for | $192.05 1. 0. b, New Britain. The contract for painting the Smith school roof has been awarded to k. C. Hall- sten for $156. Iling cnbinets and ises for the Senior Migh school 'y will be bought from Adkins & company for §157.88, work at the Old be done by The Normal Spring & | #chool Buckley for $181,87. will MARRIES AT 71 New York, July 24. — Daniel J. Campan, Detroit lawyer, turtman and controlling owner of the Chicago Horseman, was married yesterday to Mrs. DeMille Moore, of this city, After a motor trip through the White Mountains they will go to Detrolt, where they will mal their home, Mr. Campau is 71 and this is his first marriage. He has been promin- ently identified with the trofting turf, bile in Great Dritain, SALESMAN $AM PALL AND CHA 1O KEEP ME. FAOM BH(APING \ ™' THING YOU_NEED 0o EBHAPE. LI$SEN- (WHEN | Lefler, Worcester, Belanger, Albany. Kenna, Hartford (2). Webh, Pittsfield (2). CHAMPION. HAMMER THAOWER — MEET ME. HEAE, TONIGHT AND |1 SHOW VOU B5CAPE , YOU LUCKY DOG I b for his | Wi aut e bef P city I don of W bers com by of t the H tinu Dist whoi Mug course, ag mapped out In a statement tion his cour law pe He and offic mi tion, fight and i of la To son the have that who with Sham EDITOR OUT AT LAST; [ New Mesion wan J. " val purdons isiued by Governor Hinkle, resulted in Mugee's st torneys sccuring & writ of habeas the state beneh, ‘The corpus fre sheriff was served with formal noti- fication of issuance of the writ by the slute nounced he would start for the eapital ernor had no power of pardon i case designate the cases s to docket num. editor, remained in high spirits and expressed m he hus been tried and con- . | victed twice within the last year. at New ]_,ow l rices ~ ¢ ce declared he would continue his 3 appearing In his newspaper, the New : ' Mexico State Tribune, yesterday, in you get °"“|7 "“l‘b?‘u"l‘:lfl tires. In the past the which he further attacked Judge cost was the stumbling block. Leahy and announced his determina- The statement, which appearcd as @ communication clared that Magee did cause Judge rance, cause he did not think it while to continue spending his time ' of money In such “farcical” or “fan. tastic” Judge Leahy should be driven from he had not been granted due process Bloomfield in Lond |high were Kitled instantly G I b, hushand of Mra Lehigh, dled # & hospital & few minutes after the STACK FALLS ON AUTO aceldent Mis. Genevieve L. High, oFur Are Killd When Big Ohlmney |another passenger n the Wiachine, | was removed to 8 hospital, w Crashes Over Onto Automobile i | SO0 NS = to l:‘:nw:"' - I 10 CONTINUE FIGHT | Newspaper Man Hows Dotroit, Mich, Wesleyan Morey, 14-yesr-oid son wr, Is Preed on Habeas Corpus | of Mr. and Mrs. Morey, was in the Detroit, Mich, July 24.=Four pers | (ront seat of the machine, where he it Not Pandon, | w " Fard |sons were Killed, thiee instantly, and | withessed the, killing of his father us Vegus, July 24 After more 'mu. serlously W ed Ipte yesterday |and mother, He eseaped with minor n 36 hours of legal uncertainty | when & smoke stack, sald to have |outs and brulses 9 dispute, Carl C. Mafiee, Als [been weakened by the action of the | ~ ———ee uerque editor, under sentence here | contempt of court, was to be on Carpentier had an unusual role at @ lawn fete the other day, sepving tea, way early today for Santa Fe, |stories into the street below |1t was unususl because generally he the question of executive The dead and injured in an |8 serving bunk hority for pardon In the case of |automobile standing in front of the | ot contempt Is to be threshed out | bullding Erneat Linweod Morey pre the stute supreme court |driver of the machine, his wife, Mrs. efusal of Bheriff Lorenso Delgado | Louise Morey, and Mrs. Minnie Le Mignel county, te honor the | wind and weather, fell from the muv’ of the Charlevoix bullding elerven Now shoes rubbed with a slice of ruw potato will polish as easily as old Lones tribupal lute yesterday and an- vurly today with his prisoner. qlgade’s refusal to honor the pars wera twofold, first, that the govs lirect contempt, of which Mugee convieted and sentenced, and secs that the pardens did not properly urrounded in his cell by ¥y fort that 14 be supplied him hin sympathizers, the Albuquerque himself as being confident he outcome of the hearing before higher court e reiterated his intention of cons ing his Aght to drive from office riet Judge David J. 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A ~You want Balloon Tires now=and that means \ you want Goodyears, | O’Neil Tire & Battery Co. 39-45 Washington St. Phone 900 to sce the fight through, to the judge, de- not consider tribunal a properly constituted and that he appeared only be- Leahy has invoked the of the state to compel his ap- t » also s=aid that he stood mute refuged to plead or answer bes worth his proceedings, he declares, because of his fest unfitness for judicial posi- and that he would continue the in the interests of public welfare justice. He further alleged that w. . mmy Gibbons says the only rea- he went abroad to fight Jack is that none of American light-heavies would anything to do with him. “And goes double for Gene Tunney, is talking stylishly about a fight Dempsey shouts the St. Paul nrock. By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Holiday Days--A Stone In Your Shoe. @ McClure Newspaper Syndicate STRIDES OUT BRISKLY REMARKING THERE'S NOTHING INKE A GOCD SWIPT WALK IN THE OPEN COUNTRY 1S THERE & NP b PRESENTLY LAGS A LITTLE WON- DERING WHAT'S HURTING HIS FOOT - GUESSES HE'S GOTTEN A STONE IN HIS SHOE vy - TEELS THAT IP HE COULD ONLY TINALLY STOPS AND AFTER LOSING WORK IT DOWN UNDER HI$ TOES HIS BALANCE TWICE PERCHES IT WOULDNT BOTHER HIM HIMSELY ON ONE FOOT AND PRODS AROUND IN SHOE WITH HIS FINGER. HOBBLES ALONG AFTER THE GTHERS AT A LIMPING HITCHING GAIT TRY= IN6 TO WORK THE STONE IND A MORE COMFORTABLE POSITION 1 5 'CATCHES UP WITH OTHERS WHO HAVE SOPPED T ADMIRE SCENERY - TRIES UNSUCCESSPULLY TO JOIN IN ENTHUS- 1A5M BUT 15 T00 BUSY WITH THE PERBLE WAY IN COLLEGE. | WAY TH' HOW 10 8 & 1S SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTED TOTIND THE CAUSE OF ALL KIS DISCOMPORT 1S INFINITESIMALLY SMALL AND TROTS APTER THE OTHERS WHO HAVENT WAITED) TAKES AN EXPERIMENTAL STEP OR. TWO HA§ A SHORT MOMENT OF HOPE AND THEN REALIZES THAT THE PEBBLE MAS NOW LODGED RIGHT UNDER MIS HEEL SHOUTS TO WAIT, A MINUTE, CANT THEY, HE'S 60T T0 TAKE HIS SHOE SFP-THIS STONE'S AS BIG AS A GOOSE EGG6