New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1924, Page 9

| NEW RRITAIN DAITY'R IRAL DAY, AUGL'S " T SFTMARTT IIERETRS 35S SRR I .———uvl—v—w W-—d‘ Steps Down! | foaivie dme 1his dale Augist 25, 1911 | MEL BUSH MARES FIVE BOBBLES EASTERN LEAGLY Yosterday's Hesulis Nen Haven & Rprinwnela i (1s0) Rrideepor Worcvs Albany Sanding. L) Wat ot duys 1o The fetd huppen 10 14 1 had hi Mg Harttnd Waorcester New Haven Biridageport Athany \s8ing s thun Detroit’s vy i whis W e tolule shington Rire the Nonutors @ seft victory Today's Games, ut New Haven, ipringfield at Waterbury Pittafield at Albany Wore at Bridgeport Washington Hartford NATIONAL LEAGUY ‘|-l‘m| Morgi Yosterday's Results, w York | 7, Brookiyn & (1st) RBrooklyn 0 (2nd) i 9, Moston N (1s1) Cluelnnati & Boston (Other toams not Lanis Louis 17 standing, Bush, 58 78 5 319 | Cravlord, 8 Dictirhan 67 Deude, I W Gainor, 1h i Banman 3 sohmidt, ¢ 4 Mullen, p ' Lafitte, p ) h — xdones ; I Today's € B Now York ar ¢hi 15 11 Drookivn at & | Philadolphin ot Piitsbafih 1oston at Cincinnaty, = I'wo haseh its AMERICAN LEAGIT. jome run, Lafitte; hits, off Mullen § - in 4 innings and & «t hat (none out w A, Lafitte 15 hits in & innings: | sacrifice hit, Schasfer 2, Gulnor, Gessler, Johnse ‘Cunningham, Morgan: dou- | Bush, Gainor, Delahants ainor; Johnsen, trec loft on hases, Washington first on balls. off John- first on errors, Washington 7; struck ont, by John- son 4, Mullen 1, Lafitte wild 8t Louts pitehes, Mullen, Lafit J Cleveland uympires, Dinneen and Perrine. Boston i 5 ~ PhiladeIphia Firty years ago | Chicazo A Cineinnati £, Leuis Phitado! Doston phin tted for Lafitte | L0404 h=16 noLn -2 Schaefer, Morgan: 1s uth ton 1 Yesterday's T s, Iietroit 7 w York 2 Washington 4. Chicsgo 1 Cleveland §, 8. Louis 1 Milan, (Other teams not scheduled.) ble plays, —— Bauman, Standing. Schaefer: 5, Detrott gon 1, Mullen 2 stolen his Cobb York Washinglion Detroit [ DUNDEF AS HFE 1911 (1C AND A8 TODAY (BOTTOM) ] 3 g Without once defending Tomorrow's scorc Johnny Dundes has forfeited LOOKED IN HE LOOKS the title, which Taday's ¢ Fugens “leveland at Nev £t. Louis at Washington Dotroit at Boston Chicago at Ph hesvy fdes the explained too elphia yhable cham- 25 his most ) Lherweight ster Roush Walker Bressler. | Pineli, 4 third featherweight championship UGBTI el he won from the gallant Criqui of France a year azo NATIONAL-AMERICAN "5 o i the weight and be e m— tition is uninteresting,” INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. LEAEUE HALI fiAMES the veteran fighter., - Lt d Dunder will devote his future ring Yesterday's Results, activities to the junior lightweight Rochester 1, Baltimore 0 (1st) and the lizhtweight divis Baltimore 12, Rochester § (2nd). Kid Kaplan, New Engi Tuffalo & ity 0 (1st). T is rated i City 5 (2nd). 0o successor [ use 10, Reading 4 (1st) 18 pion. nee 4, Reading 2 (2nd). o) (Other teatn not scheduled.) Dundee has heen fizhting 1911 and has be o s sionally since en in 0 3 than rd battles Experts agree he is about end of his siring. ; HOLY LA‘\'D C}‘URGHF ) Al 0 (S 0 | S { the Totale 2 8 Ratted for Genewich in St il L 03 M Tnis stalen hases Traubert Baltimore Torento . Buffalo .. Rochester . Newark . Syracuse Reading . Gibso on balls ¢ Lucas 13 °k o hits off Genowirh 14 in 7 0 in 13 hit by pitcher Tosing pitche umpires, Prirman, Hart and Britain Must Soon Decide it Ortho- Wit mick; ‘THREAD MEN LOSE - T0 BESSE-LELANDS (Continued from Preceding Page) dox Churches Are (o he Handed Taltimore at Rochester. ! . Newark at Toronto. Jersey City at Buftalo. Reading at Syracuse. TORNADO RAZES CHURCH; NINE DEAD IN DEBRIS, in Old Build- | Over to Bolsheviki Jer: tory em, power Aug. for DPalestine, Great Britain probably will be called upon soon to degide whether title to the vast properfics of the Russian church in this country shall go to the Soviet government, or to Russian church interests outside of Ru The controversy invoives hundreds | of thousands of dallars of property [ in Jerusalem and vicinity, as well as hlehem, Nazareth and Haifa, consisting of churches, hospices, parks and other valuable plots of lund. One of the churches is in the Garden of Gethsemane her on the Mount of Olive Metropolitun Antonin, head of the Holy Russtan Synod in Pajestine, has arrived he the case. He is an announced czrist ind beiieves his faction will securs title 1o these holdings In conection with claim, the interestin, ! whether the Soviet 5 church from the sta . B 49 property belonging to th Victime Took Refuge Holden, T g Mer. ing When Atwood, Storm Clouds Began to Gather + &l rlowe, N. B. By OrSans Burkhardi, Man. . sons were when a tornado den !IHlv~ church at Patrick's 40 miles from here at 3 lay afternoon. tims were carly festival which wa S © in the afternoon. When Man. became overcast with the G d B . Tamprecht, Man. . Aug -Nine per- and nine injured lished the St | Moore, B. | A Johnson, ™ the question arises divorce the nd yet claim ehurch, g Soviel's hrewing stormb the erowd took ref: uge in the old church, which was i, B. to he abandoned for a new church ereeted nearby The twister It of debis with the und neath The village of St Patrick is in the Frepch Cathatie sectlon of the state, near Ive Mississippl river The storm & felt uweross the river the ball park 1t the huilding a pil b i pinned Pitching Records. victims G S VA An il luring UED Usks Used house 400 oll OLD CHAPE! Rotherham, in turn as a town Ims and tobacco shop it years' history, the chapel on the » here has heen re 000 800 ing B. \\mwl W Tnekey, To. \. Johnson, T.-N Bakos, Mer.-T. N. B. ds, W.-Mer. .. smpson. Man B.-Mer. stone brid crated for building was chapel. vas ruices a chancery religious i o S originally HORSES GO B 28,1 vere RACE “ALESMAN ‘MM G ' MOARNIN' ofte rn4 recent 14 at Hoppergar- hut no buyers ap- The auction wag arranged owncrs unable any th keop the horses because of penee involved Troey Yale. Mer. Hyland, N. R Tamlinson, T. MeTnerney, T. ... 0 Oakes, Mer. 3 00 Powell. Mer o0 | Fiynn, Mer. eees nn Lacev, B, R i nnn . Johnson, T . nen avkin, Mer. nan Sipples. Man 000 a0 OFTAWA GOLD RESURVE wa, Aug. 25.—Gold held on | 51 by the minister ot finance to £100,409.918 or nearly $24,- than on June 30 last held on July 3 deposits il 000 1 orescin saiings banks :1ier Fm'nea! North Pavn Time With Radio Alaska, Auz J. Ulen, United 1l eorps. soon will rihest north radio station af Domtion + million dol- Anchora Iars Jter a drop in Fhean continent middle fork of 1he An v inman. on the uk river. Ulen will Dot and yul carry the Ao hay 1he vate Tailo inction of ny tes ariny 5.—A« manda- | monasterics, | & and | # m connection with | ) a ke s using the @ WA M2 Hostin A BeiN ¥ Pared 4 e b Il " ae IMbling of (his ¢ Greyhounds of Havtfurd HARTFGRD GOLF TOURNEY Plnrers ' o Corsalis wod n,- " T ns Wk i M fof wted hint New Nritain Vligitle To Tias Por Championship = Gieorge st To Befond His Title. T M 1 golf teo ment oy ity golf champlonship of Hart il Wil condueied as usugl @t H joadnin park course tais fall e 5 riginent will gel under way on Boturday w6 when the 0y ed ik open Hubwer fouled « Lighth inni ' e doubled 1e WL Welr fied o Corbin, Hal gied 1o lett seoring | e and oal e Roavder 1o Witls singled 10 when Preisser erped Nagle Huley 10 (e to member of & il overrunning the 1o an Pivisser oft. Morelll got fied |41 Fmith 1o et we of 1h of not e PR miles tond, Piay ) Ry of I eluh, whe reside or have Smith out hévhy g u their place of hosiness in Hartfod 1 Pred wuy spply for membership in the whard out at W Gosdwin Park club by sending the t weutar fee with their applie 1t i expectod that nembe dhuttle Meadow and equin Conntry clube who are eligible to eater the Nheehar threw 1 in front of the pl Ninth inning=tonway Sehmidt Nied to Nt M out, e * 1 10 Bmith gohbil Ailed el line °, Bmart of the Wothers try elub, the present Ha ford golf champion, has entered s tournament this year and will de tend his title. Phe qualitying roun ) it 32 playein (e the cham Nlght wnd & number of #d tonat sisteens will he seherdnied Prizes are heing offered for the win ners in every 16 and high grade golf Is expected e he seen during the wil ponsh tournament which will start en Kop. | & and will he completed on th the the com Nentember 27, according sehedule as drann up by +lmitten in ehnrge The schedule is an follows Mateh y frst 18-hole match ta he played on or hefore Sept 18 Mecond iS-hole match to he plaved off on ar 4. Third 18.hole “lmateh 1o he played aff on or haters Sept. 17, Fourth 18-hole mateh 1o e plaved off on or hefore Sept. 20 Fifth 18-hole mateh to he played off on or hetare 24, Final $6-hale match to he played oft Saturday, Hont, 27 e usual rules Will apply end competitors rranze matches so that they before Sept, Sent slating to defaylt should e Diendag Game will fomnte o fail th Paty e Affon sae ar A PRI e o Pinving tha grome and the ta wind nn the we oAt Walnnt Hod in the Inet the worl hat limita, Anted the rtoa, et RUSSIAN PEASANTS JUDGES, Rug. 25, “Comrad Smyrnoff. chaitman of the Moscow distriet court, gives ing fiznres in his annual seport con- cerning the personnal of the Mos- | cow Hfl\l»l\ rcourts, Of the Judges, 100 laberers and 37 ar peasants, \‘narh of the Cominunist party. are nicmbers of the so-called intelli- goentzia, Ouf of 7.845 men available for jury duty in Moscow, Smyrnoff's re- Port sa 21 are drawn from the membership of the Communist par- v. 6.1 nd 1.65% are clerieal or other am- ployes. Moscaw P Satordae, waa af {ho faneth innine heeanse ada it imnosaihle e ta eantivie niay firet of the for the dawn In tarrents, bt this Ald ot deam the hones af cither and they eantinned niay nntil After Umpire naal f watar The o with the Dir hand of a 3 ta 1 Tharn considerahle . and exciting, having (ha upper was ing hofore the game as the al nlavers sders so that short 1 to nse o SOUGHT BY SOVIET 3 Balloon? 310,00 in Merchandise Free to the mo- terist who guesses correctly the height of the Goodyear Balloon now floating over our service station. 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