New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1924, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1924, NATIONAL-AMERICAN SAOPAULO SAIDTO | ikt A Tk | LEAGUE BALL GAMES| BF BADLY DAMAGED > e o Plashy Dress For Males Retreating Rebels Pursued Dby| coisr roini onio, suy 20 | appurel, plain this year, ia woing 1o | #0 pest | delogates attending the annual Isions of the Merchant Failor's De. Isigners' assoclation he designers, who are applying their ingenuity to siyles for the spring and summer of 1925, say that the average man | never looked with faver on fashy make-yp.” Bragil by federal troops, Governor Da | phey declare the thing that is caus- Campos{once more installed in his | ing them the most worry at the press Intate cafital, was taking account of lent time is the outing, and particus 75c the dumake it suifered from the three [larly the golfing costume EARL AND WILSON for $1.45 weeks of "hombardment, fire and pils YWe have gone the limit iu the mats ' Baseball Review e EASTERY LEAGLL, ———— Yostoniny's Heults Hartford 8§, Worcester § New Haven 4, Waterbury ? " Bpringheld 6, Pitlateld 3 u‘v“l:uw o Bridgeport 6, Albany 3 o Lits, Wel Freigau, Hormsby plays, duckeon | . and Kelly Jeft on hases, New Yerk 4, | a1 Touls 13; base gn balls off MeQuilian Waterbury 5 T H ny ot l‘l\.flnlv g8, oif \o1on sk ..u(J Worcester 4, | L] e, Cadorg § In 5§ I ot Vadere " Springtield ..o 545 |2 mnings, off Maun 2 nningsi hiv b Hartford 341 | piveher, MeQuillan (Blades) N New Haven veeee a2 4.,:.““'”- v ““Jmn'.:'*‘ umpire Knocking It In the awful first Inning | A1dens " o | uf the sccond game when the Yanks | p.q0 port “‘ ML " pushed acress 10 runs LIII\"."\H;' Speaking of Sports ASHLEY’S Wednesday Specials has ) $1.00 the BAL SHIRTS DRAWERS Continued from Preceding Page) Batted for Uadore i sevent Maun 0 nint IR Holm; thive Hottuimls srifioes, St Men's The Ploneers will practice at B, Mary's field at 6:30 o'clock Thursday evening. meore your ] wolen sese Standing of Clubs w, The Yanks are again In first place e by virtue of their double win over the Chisox, witnessed by a erowd of 43,000, the Inrgest Monslay erowd the Windy City has ever had Babe Ruth got his 318t home run, By The Associated e Buenos Aires, July 29 remnants of the military forees whieh =While the AND % | revolted at Bao Paulo July 3 were bes Kiem and oy g pursucd today into’the interior of CHICALO 11, Yde of the Pirates won his sventh siraight game yesterday defeating the lraves .2 Worcester ut Hurtford, Mutstiold at Wpringticld Waterbury at New Huven [ luge, and at 1tio Jancivo * President | Hernardes was faced with the problem of effecting a solld restoration of the ter of the golfing outniL” said John It Detroit, “A new idew in Aikens of the golf suit line excites much Inters ATTACHED COLLAR HIRTS Bridgoport at Albuny ed unity ost wmong the designers who have “It is up to us to reorgunise Bruxil |about worn themselves out thinking i & manner so that it will be able to |up this, that and the other thing." repress once for ull the possibilities of S Yostonday's Results such rebellions, through revision of SUES TO RECOVER ! lour gonstitution, or confess the fuilure An action for $2,000 damages has o nation's distur 4 : $2 45 Lamar of the Athletics knocked the Tygers Into second place yestorday when he won the game by socking out a homer In the 11th, with two on the hases, NATIONAL L) BAL b el ot . SRR 00 and $6.00 e SHIR' Oshorne had a terrvible day yusters day and his five posses in the first frame, forcing in two runs, enwbled the Reds to defeat the itobins standing of Clubs | e The veteran Hothoron was in good form against the Giants wid they got but six hits and no runs off him yes. terday as the Cards evened the scries and won 6-0, $1.50 VASSAR UNION SUITS $1.00 B — $1.50 SILK HOSE 95¢ $1.50 SOFT CUFF SHIRTS New York I Chicago ..., Pittshurgh Krooklyn | Cinelnnati Nt Louls ..., header with | Philadelphia Iloston There will be a double lWridgeport at Hartford on August § when the 1023 pennant will be raised. e | Mount Everest, In the Himalayas, |8 the highest mountain in the world, has an altitude of 20,002 feet. &1 1 Having taken almost $50,000 out of this country, it strikes nus that Car- pentier has thoroughly cstablished his ability to take it, as the saylng goes. AMERICAN LEA 10 000 004 iy ) o 050 032 11x New York 8, Chicago (fieat] o EX0 4N Statz, Kl game.) o4l Al Behulta; [ foretgners during the rovolt. Although New York 12, Cihicago 10, (scoond | estimates of the total damage are not game.) i | yet available from official quarters, it Cleveland 2, Washington 1. is believed it will run into many mil- Roston 10, St. Louis 5. (10 innings.) lions of dollars and that the number of soldiers and civilians killed or - Philadelphia 7, Detroit 4. (11 in- (M “The Irenchman is nothing but an | nings.) ¢ wounded will reach many hundreds. City Badly Damaged actor,” hardencd erities declare. But According to ports not officlally give him eredit, he was a bad actor ‘l’igh' verified as yet, some of Sao Paulo's with the right in his day. " = finest structures were reduced to ml‘w.&mflml:fl‘m ruing. co8 and -wlc‘lcuflnul The greatest interest centers in the ksnflm gormal. fate of General Isidoro Lopez, leader of the revolt, who fled to the interior with his troops yesterday morning. I"or three weeks he ruled 8ao Paulo as head of the provisional gavernment of the United States of Brazil, which, with the assistance, the rebels hoped, lof the states of Parana, Santa Cata- lina, Rio Grande Do Sul, Mattg Grosso and Minas Geraes, was to have over- thrown the Bernardes government in accordance with a plot conceived many ago. The rebel troops fled the city in two small columns, according to offi- clal reports, and news of their capture or dispersal by the government troops | which are in front as well as behind them, is expected soon. It is thought Lopez may try to find refuge in his home state of Rio Grande where it 1§93-95 he was one of the ringlegders in the revolt against President Peix- oto. T'he censorghip in Brazil is expected to continue until the country calms down from what Is regarded here as the most dangerous crisis passed since the republic was established in 1§89. mm, s Mclnnis; e e on CIVIL SU They call Georges the orchid man, | and it was fitting that Tunney should eay it with flowers Lilljes, of course, Holke; Wrightst and Ford, Parkinson and Holke; laft on bases, Chicago 9, Philadelphia 7; base on balls, oft Aldridge 1, off Jacobs 1, off h 2, off Betts 2, oft Glazwer 4, oif rlson 1: struck ouf, by Aldridge 3, by [Jacobs 1. by Bush 1, by Blave 2, by Retts SRTEen 1, hy Glazner 3: hite, off Aldridge & in Standing of Clubs 12-3 muings, off Bush 4 in 22.3 Innings, off Minke 1 in 1 inning, off Hubbell, 2 | e ! =n nninga (none out in Arst), off Betts 3 New )uxl\ in 2 innings, oft Glazner 9 in 62-3 in- Detroit nings, off Carlson 1 in 1-3 inning; hit hy Washington plteher, by Glazner (Vogel); wild pitches, T Bush. - Rlake; ‘winning piteher, Glaznor: L osing pitcher, Rwsh; umpires, Mors ( Chicago .. . 5 . Rigler; time, 230, i EAnSn Boston d ! Cleveland .. 19 LELH PLITERURGH Philadeiphia . AB. R $1,50 ; UNION SUITS R, Louis 8, Now York b $ Philadelphin 12, Chicagoe 11 Mitler x5 s of Gur form of government," Prosis * Yee 1 l Pittaburgh 5, Boston 3, Onie Shksiehiors dent Bornardos 18 quoted us declars | Mol BrORgHL BE ““;‘A:':_'""l',"" o Be .4 e o Thnse % : ‘ ilo o i C - Cincinnati 8, Irooklyn 2 “\.” e ’m”.—u”m .‘m:(nlu-l‘u,lxll|| 'm re ;.l;n'n. mln com= |\ oulty Co. and Catherine Nippert ¢ T3¢ | ea of Bra SENULO| aits A, . ¢ averett | 2 < 2 Wntred f h A0 O i coasiors Who wa'v= 1thia oty and Tax Collector Pverett | SILK HOSE Batted for Mille ninth, ‘1 1‘1'm| ! h ...;mn ulations for | noondman of Newington, the plaintift I,“”“‘ml.‘ ,.;L,\ : the .--nlnlu.l;u 8 I'\u" 4‘:3 . alleging that real estate in Newington 9 Naiud, w0 o BB A | e oredldant mid 16 (Cokbd owned by him was unlawfully sold by | VS I rarkinson, w5 Ll b ‘ prosidgnt wsald he looked Upon |y gman to the realty compiany und '..“ iiatper, rt 2 H Ivlu Huo Paufb movement, coming af- [ gt company to Catherine Nips b B33 {willania, ‘ef oo 4 dfter Lhs revol st Rio w Je8r a8, &8 gqr, = rho. property. wak sld stier WHITE ATTACHED hOb * Al ashoe. @ ' el o ars taxes had remained un- | S a 416 | ugtistans, 3b 4. i 0|or Hrasil regarding the repression of 12108} JEAM 1exes taims o e COLLAR SHIRTS 415 {44 Yl iy e y paid, Proudman claims efforts were s | Boe y 0 |sedition, The thirty millions of free | o’ Flosate Pleclolo without avail, 260 | Wi . 1 o thinking Brazillans he declared, could |y o plaintiff says he was not given 5 HuUbell 0 worereses 0 1| not be left u prey to a hundful of dis- [ otio o the intended sale and the e Do AR Games Today | Mitehelt % s : N ;“‘."'I"nu.1'..;lu;nur- rs flu"h gasp ‘"‘"' action is therefore lllcgal, $3.00 Pegey Joyco goes to all the fights 8t Louls at New York, i 1 1o ftried to stub the nation in the back, 1 in New York, This 18 what comes Uhicago at Philudelphia, 0 0 surprising the government while it | \’{'}?CHAFNI}) CgklleR of giving =0 much publicity to million Cinelnnat) at Brooklyn. T PRI was intensels bending its efforts to the { alhb dollar purses, Pittsburgh at Boston. x—HBntted for Bush in elghth, | reconstruction of the country, SHIRTS ax—-Hatted for Rlake in ninth, | e president has wiso to consider - axx=-Ttan for Miller in nin the question of dealing with foreign l 8 P Lt iy governments with reference to the . Yesterday's Results | Phitadel |damage suffered by the property of e 5 | their nutions as well as the Killing of SZ.O((I)APSSZJO $1.29 $2.00 — $3.00 — $4.00 STRAW HATS Tomorrow It's getting so you can’t he too sure of anything any more. Imagine Chick Evans losing in the western golf championship. There 1s too much petty . 2ousy and hypocerisy in the world and not enought base hits that win ball games in the ninth inning. | Haliztes Remedyy, R TARLTs 2e L7 )4 L o == BABCOCK & CO. 139 MAIN STREET Tunney didn't do so Carpentier fight, He got $40,000, won the declsion and convinced the world that he's not good enough to take a pasting from Dempsey. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at St. Louis, F'vasnor, Maranville, tirimm, bad in the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE R JUNIORS~ Littie Mo One-third the dose. M Slosvuu=su-x wlosssze Carpentier's handlers fed him whiskey between rounds . Maybe that's why the fight Jasted so long. Yesterday's Results Baltimore 4, Rocliester 2. Toronto 6, Jersey City 4. Syracuse 6. Reading 3. Buffalo 9, Nowark 1, (first game.) Newark 7. Bufialo 4. (second | same.) P (=] For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts. Cunningham, s Por ehildren and_adult SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST, Annis, 10 [Py ——. By GLUYAS WILLIAMS Snapshots Of A Man Standing On'A Chair. Standing of Clubs W. Yeargin, 1loscuzosnzug | ranwasinwa® Total ; Pittsburgh 000 701 Boston ... 3 000 Toronto 39 A9 Three base hit Maranville, , Newark s 465 2"!'": stolen hase, Righoe; sacrifics, I, Rochester iliem 51 5 .':\m:hn".?my»l»c plavs, Maranville to Wright Puffalo 50 Gl mm 2, Bighee 1o Maranville o A0 4 seimm, Wright to Maranville to G Syracuse . Gy 54 Padgett to R, Smith to e hases, Pittshurgh 3, B i teading . 58 MLl §h 3. Boston 5: base on - 3 Iy ' N o Jersey Cit 0 87 off Yde 4, off Yeargin 1: strugk Klett & Alling, acting for Sam Schneider, has brought suit for out, hy Yde 2 Yeargin 4; Games Today Sweeney, O'Day and Quigley; ',m,, ise | 35,000 against Bernard J. Ackerman Baltimore at Rochester. [ and Benjumin D. Baggish to recover ark at Buffalo. : AN on a note, Constable George Stark ey City at Toronto. il '." P.O. A. E. | served the papers and attached prop- Leading at Syracuse, erty of the defendants on Queen and STRUCK BY LOCONOTIVE James H. Curtin, [ Raltimore 29 GLUYAS WILWAMS BROUGHT Makes Four Doubles in Onc Ganie. Frank Isbell made four doubles in a world series game in 1908, but 21 years before that occasion, Henry Larkin rapped out four two-baggers al vpense ¢ Pitcher Mountjoy of Baltimore. Lixact date — July 29, Da Dogers, ccterward A big LT TR tht for Baltimore. The score: Walker, Rressler, Rurnes, Pinelli, Wingo, Donohue, executor of the estate of the late James Long, has brought suit for $150 against Mrs. Catherine G. Hartnett, alleging that 3108 remains unpaid on a mortguge, Donald Gaffney represents the plain< i, Deputy Sheriff Martin H, Hor- witz served the papers. , Judge B. W. Alling in the city court has awarded the plaintiff §25 land costs in the action of A, W. et Upson against Queen Haratonian. T L Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford and Mitchell, ss & ° Camp represented the plaintiff, Osborne, g . Judgment of 835 and costs for Ehrhardt, p ... ! medical services has heen awarded the plaintift in the action of Harry Na M. ., against Nathan Noveck. L. 000 020 oon-—n | Kaitz was represented by James k. e 3"1"I1‘.|;::1" b::"’rr” tavich of llnrtrorv],‘ DoNOILE CHLy A"" A judgment clearing all basen; Clacimimtl Lrances has been awarded Michael Cherpak against the widow, heirs, just below the knee and the feft leg | FEOQK! on lalls, off Oshorne it Donolug struck out, by 1l creditors and representatfves of I3, . Emmons, M. D. Saxe represented was badly crushed. by Donohue hits, off Oshorne 1 the plaintiff. New London Man, Brakeman On Cen- GET> DOWN HASTILY ASSURES WIFE THAT A LITTLE BRISK RUBBING WiTH WET HANDKER« NTORE POLISH WLk HAS JUST GOTTEN UP WHEN A HORRIFIED SQUEAL TROM DOOR WAY ALMDST MAKES HIM LOSE HI5 BAL ANCE Baltimore. ab r Sonnuer, 1f . . [ Burns, rf . 0 Greer, cf . . 0 Gardner, 2b . 1 Muldoon, . 1 Fields, 1b 1 Towers, ¢ Mount jo Macullar, SUESSES HE'LL HAVE TO HAVE SOMETHING TO STAND ON AND LCOKS RCUND ROOM Dotk tral Vermont 1. R, Lalls Beneath LTS MAHOGANY K CHAR A5 BL- MORE SUB- NTIAL <) > Lngine, Losing Both Legs. High, 2 Stock, b Wheat, It Pournter, 11 Brown, of Willimantie, Conn., July 28.—I'red- erick Colling of 386 Williamn street, New London, a brakeman on the Cen- tral Vermont railroad was seriously injured here yesterday atternoon when he was run over by an engine, Collins was riding on the pilot of the engine, a south bound freight ac- cording to witnesses, and his feet hit a pile of sand near the track, He was thrown to the ground and both of his logs were run over by one of the wheels. The right leg was severed Brooklyn 1se otaIE A o Cinetmnadd 00 a0 Brooklyn i Two base hits, Rrow base, Critz; saciifice fith; double plavs, Rressler; left on Totals 1 urony incum- stovey, Larkin, Uoleman, rf Corey. 3b . Houck, ss O'Rrien, ¢ stricker, Knouff, p He was taken to St. Joseph's hospi- [timings, off Thrhardt 3 in §1.3 al where it was sald that he will re- | 10%ng pitcher, Osborne; umpires, | mick, PArman and Hart; time, innings; MeCor- 1:30, | Mt NOT BADLY DAMAGED. Christiania, Norway, July 20.—The liner Bergensfjord, which caught firc after leaving this port last Saturday, necessitating the .hurried landing of her 450 passengers, was not exten- sively damaged and will be able to sail on Augmst 20, Of the Dergens- fjord's passengers, 12 will sail aboard cover. 24 - HAS ALMOST TINISHED N WIPE GETNING TRED OF JUST HOLD= ING THE CHAIR TRIES TO READ A NEWS ITEM UNDER, HIS TEET BLECKER 18 REDEASED. R DOCTOR, Tota Kansas City, July 20.—Beals Beck-q ~tincinnati, July 19.—Eddie Roush, u;.:;:'n;::‘r i or, veteran outfielder of the ]\';mfias:;::;";';:F,?:rmo: ”‘I;" Cincinnati Reds | Athletiz ... g 13 City American association team, has 4 a R !‘! .Iuel\lyll yesterday | “ Earned runs—Baltimore 1, Athletie [been given his uncanditional release, :.Tn ‘n a' 'lul It'mht';(vr. N. Y., to con- 8; threo base hits—Gardner, Cole. | Officials of the local club asked waly- | 0 ¢ & o tln“sl, L out his left arm, man; two base hits—Muldoon, Stovey, | &8 on him yesterday and they were S Naw ;—“.‘ il Jolbit Corey, Stricker, Larkins (4): left on | Passed by all the American associa- | & New York special dispatch. . ey Battimre 10, Athletic §; struck | tlon clubs. Tt is understood he plans | Roush will rejoin the team in Bos- | the Stockholm on August 2 and the pon . U4 i) 3 ton Wednesday in time for the dou- | others on the Stavangerfjord August 4 il eave vithin a few days for his \—By Mountjoy 2, Knouft 4; firgt |10 leave wi \ ! :::v halls—By Mountjoy 1. Knouft ¢; | home in Porterville, California. hleheade 1 hit by pitcher—By Mountjoy 2; first sALESMAN sAM on balk—By Knouff 1; wild pitch — COMPLETES THE JOB ON DILAPIDATED KITUH EN CHAIR, WHICH HE FORGETS TO PUT BACK TINALLY AFTER MUCH e SAYS HE HAD T STAND ~ Wh 'L SPREADS TEETERING AND RE- W ON 5OMETHING DIDNT NEWSPAPER ON THE ME. BESIDES HE'S NOT OLD ROLKER STANDS QUESTING HER TO 30 SURE HE MADE ~ BY PROTESTING HE'S HOLD (T STEADY CANT THAT SCAR-HO GOING TO BREAK HI5 A 25 SOME SHE KNOW IT WASNT NECK I HE GETS UP OF BAWNCE THERE BEFORE ON THAT THING SORT © McClure Newspaper Syndicate Guzz the Traitor. Mountjoy: passed balls—Powers (2), O'Brien (3): double play — Corey, Stricker, Stovey; time— : Umpire Kelly. THERE HE 19 GENTLEMEN— GRARG HIM Y (=] . Y %1!5. 211: &“";;9"?,5‘3,& Tomorron’s score: o X O SNERK N TH' STORE iy Al el Y AND GUZL T SURPAI%E. OF THEVR LWES TOMORAOW MOANIN (= home run and a single in the order named. Pound R. R. 'l‘orpe—do; Three Children Injured Milford, Conn., July 29.—Matthew, Sam and Rose, three children of Mr. and Mrs, Pargai of Devon, were pain- fully injured last evening by an,ex- ploding railroad torpedo. Tha chil- dren found the torpedo near the track of the New Haven railroad and in company with another boy, aged seven, they took the explosive to a vacant lot nearby. The torpedo ex- ploded, when the older boy pounded it with a stone, filling the eyes and face of the girl and the arms and legs of the boy with powder and sand. They were treated at a doctor's of- fice nearby and it was said that the girl may l6sé the sight of both eyes "FOR TH LOVA MIKE! SAM HOWOY 1!