New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1924, Page 9

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INNOCENCE WHEN YOU PIND YOURSELF STARTING OFF WITH SOMEBCDY ELSE'S HAT AND UMBRELLA \gm © McClure Newspaper Syndicate He Got Room and Board Too {(GIEME B LTILE_ | CERTAN-) TME TO THINK \T OUER Yesterday's Results Continued from Pgeceding Page) New York 6, Cincinnagl 1 (Fiest P iad i h : wume). poee t 0 Practising at Pine Valey, PR:fua v ....i s 5 1 o Captain Zehrer pf the H. 8, team Cinciunati 8, New York’1 (8econd v O'Frrel), © ., 1 T U —_—— ” looks forward to "™, great year and {game). : g 1‘ N H a] M Cotter, 1h .., 38 3.6 LN uot without reason, 8t. Louls 17, Brookiyn 4. paring for National Meet |ctisiam. » 4220 o Barnes and Bl‘ad! Have Close — Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 6 (First | T O, Totals 3 8 16 27 16 0 He has at least elght of last year's | game). ' . BOSTON R h t F h L- k veterans and also veveral seasoned | Pittshurgh 13, FPhiladelphia 1. Br:l':,‘.‘l';”;“"'t:l-- ol et 954 P MO B € Sl v (0 at Krench Lio players who are veterans though not | (8econd game), Pt i national amateur | \ijon e 7 87045 300 10 AL veterans of the H 8 squad. Chicago 8, Boston 8. (First game) | 89 € amplonship tournament, to be | gtengei, rf . LR, DA lyrd R \ Chicago 4, Boston 3 (Second|Played from September 20 to 27. at |detnnis, 1b A4 02 7.0 Olpy The Associated Press. Among these Pat”. O'Brien, |Eeme). the Merlon Cricket club, are already Tlemey, 30 T 1 5 3 3 9| French Lick, Ind, Sept. 17.—Re- who played quarterback for the boginning to dritt Into town. Among | mhomas, cf 40 2" ¢ 0 1|duced to 18 players the second 36 Rangers last fall, Standing those here are the ten members of Smigh, 3b .. 40 01 3 0ot matches of the nationaj pro- W. L. Pet|the British Walker Cup team, who |o#en, o Ao L SR PRl gt chisraplonabin T iemed Bliss Clark, one of the real glants | New York . 56 .608 "l“"""d' 8 }’I’:"“’"” round on the | il ", 1 0 0 0 0 0fceeded today over the course &t of the school in statue, also looks | Brooklyn 58 b7 |champlonship course yesterday. Genewich, p 20 &% 0 S0 0 lprdRen ‘Tidk with some ' of. the mighty formidable for a line posl- | Pittsburgh . 57, .698 Today they plan to practice at [Gibson, 2z . i AL 6 8 orlginal favorites missing as the re- t Chicago 64 543 | PAne Valley, where they are entered Pl G ol £l | s P a R e But the on, v 8e8' s, ly if the Crump memorial tou t Totals 3 3 12 27 16/ 1|sult of yesterday's play. uf PO Cineinnatl) ..., 66 539 by g 'I‘ld ok fflnlmt'" 7—Batted for Kamp In 7th, survivors included the defending 2 el St. Louls . 83 420 orrow, a on riday w re- zz—Batted for Genewich in 9th, hamplon, Gene Sarazen, of New Saturday's game /{5 at Willow Philadelphis 90 366 |turn to Mérion for final practice, |Chicago L 18 S on. Tower BlL.. 5d B Brook park and fot §t. Mary's fleld, d ’ Yesterday Cyril Tolley, French |Eoron 000 111 000—3 | York, in the lower half, an e as nfany followers bélieve, Boston 95 330 Vs Two base hits, Kaufmana, Vogel; stolen British champion) Walter Hagen, ~ % open champion and, captain of the |paee, Vogel; sacrifices, O'Farrell, Vogel, ¥ dd f th tropoli St visiting British team, was palred |Kamp, Tierneys double playe, Hancrafe, (2NCLher resident of the metropolls v eam, Wi r Kamp, rmey; double plays, Bancroft, < The All-New Britain management Games Todny dith Max M he Tierney and MeTnnis: Smith, Padgott and | Interest in the play today was Binethnati at/New. Yark with Max Marston, of Philadelphia, . ; 6 (Ea It of th this year seems to be starting oru o | defending champlon, against Chand. Mclnnis, Vogel, O'Farrell and Miberg; [ more intense as a result o e re- with some definite policies of man.| St Louls at Brooklyn. | defending champion, agains hand-ioee on bases, Chicago §; Boston §; base | markable 69 holes contest which Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, |ler Egan, of Portland, and lon balls oft Kaufmann 2; Kamp 6; Gene-| ojosad yesterday's golfing when Jim RFSgal and alpdtos Analigg:ehe Robert W. Gardner of Chicady, both |wich 1; t by Kaufmann 1; » el et crowds. £ i Chicago at Boston. -"‘ Mt oid R Mp.9 in 7; Genewich | Barnes formerly national champion Aeh | e - ‘02931‘;"""1“;’3:“ hls“u‘;‘m"l"“'r mendo | 5088 wichi, lositg pitcher, |after tralling all day finally over- AMERICAN LEAGUE (579 emend- | gamp; umpires, Pfirman and Hart; time e Mike Brady by scorl un- Thé first game of the Inter-league ous ball, displayed seneational golt |2:03 o[ y by scoring an series between Baltimore and Wat- 4 ; i tho outwad nine, netting a.33 (SECOND GAME) usual 3 on the third extra holes. it nttl), Hekolesed. &b Eha Brate Yesterday's Results, 4 ) i -"‘ 3, | onieaxo 000 106 002—4 | Barnes owes his victory not only to City on Sept. 23 ¢ Washington 6, Cleveland 2. three under o ut encountered |goeon |, 011 000 000 000—2|his own good work on the last few | Philadelphia 14, Detroit 2. “fi‘]""? f]"'m'f;‘f "‘"e 3;‘:’, ““":;“‘;f;': e holes but also to a plece of mud N Chicago 8, Boston 4. AR Bl ¢ d ST. LOUIS 17, BROOKLYN 3. which advered to Brady's ball on lT’l‘° “"’"“;‘“" are practiclng reg- | . Ny Yok gt Louls. (Rain). perfect figures. . ST LOUIS N the final green and stopped it on ularly for the fall football scason | : Marston, playing par golf going 4 AB. R H. PO A Eliyo 4ip of the cup. - Brady, how- ond their squad is a formidable one. | Standing cut and two above it on the home- [ Mueher, rf, 1b . 3 1 4 0 o|ever, had talien oft’ diring the Jast fndications are that they should be | W, 1, ward journey, broke even with the | yornuhy, 2 b . > 2 2 2 0|nine holes from the excellent golf strong contenders for the city cham- ‘\Vm«hmgtm\ P 59 British star in match play and de- | Biades, 2b _. .. 0 1 0 1 0 O0lyg had been playlng and Barnes nonship again this fall, New York 50 feated him by one stroke on medal | Bottomley, &b b grm,k atlvantage of the slips to square | Detroit . ... 65 .59 | score, x f 1 2 3 1 0[the contest from the 35th hole after Wlfetre nosx:s will play this fall is | g oy e 69 .514| Mgan, who won the uu_r; in 1004 Gonat 1A g 0| he had been as much as four holes famymern I-New Britaln Vir-| qjeveland 75 458 |and eld it for two successive years,|Clemons, 1 0 1|down at the end of the first round. ually declares he will be here, while Philadelphia .. 78 A4T ‘gnrnl-rl‘vl a T4, while Gardner, far- % o o Darnes today plaved Eddle Meriden does likewlse Here's what | pagtan= .. .. .81 43 ‘iuz more poorly, took a T8. 6 4 0 Towne, of Philadelphia, who yes- the Meriden Record ' sports writer | o jcago . . 50 ‘g24| Hugh T. Wilson, chairman of the 10 Ulterday eliminated Jock Hutchison, says, this morning: i | Merion greens committee, after- an " 2 ’|ot Chicago, formerly British open s } Games Today inspection of the course ,'lf‘l’“"“:’ 1 27 7 "o|champion, 4 and 3. . Joe Hogers, all-state center and | \yashington at Cleveland. in good condition mdfl?‘.l T griers 06 A g | The present titicholder, Sarazen, ast year with the AN-New Britain, | New York at St. Louls. |are a trifie soft, ll:n fgn,l ]vx ‘E"t( k- O & Bl who survived by defeating ‘ Fred will start the scasor with the Na- | ppjladelphia at Detroit. ing rain, should he ideal by Satur- 1 4 o|McLeod, of Washington, 5 and 4, "%!;;l G};llrdhmar:}xl‘thwé:; n,tuted] Jhr“ Boston at Chicago. day. 3 Al l;:ulllas”hl_; orppjbnv-nt t%d;y Larry night. Rogers said that he would be S e e . | Nobholts” of Lima, io, who : a0 o with the local eleven at the pivot| |NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE f ; 1 0 0 downed Jock Forrester, of ¢ New position and reparts of his starting ~ { 1 1 0|York, by 2 holes in the first round. with the Hardware City gridiron < Results 0 01 Another match in this half of the outfit were erroneous. The reports| Reading 5, Baltimore 2 (Iirst } o o ofdraw was between Henry Ciuci, of about Al Pl=nchard aiso »laying the | game). { Hollingsworth, p o 0 o o o New York, who scored eight strokes first four contests with New Britain | Baltimore 3, Rcading 2. (Sccond Decatur, n ® 0 1 1 0 better than par in defeating Charles are algo incorrect as the well-known | game). 4 2 T Jamaonl: 9t 0 % o Huffer, of Philadeiphia, 4 and 32, professional foothall end will be with Syracuse 3, Buffalo 2. Toberts, p o o o 1 ofjand Dan Williams, New York, who the Meriden team.” | (Other teams not scheduled). Haggraves, xx (1 I ) ‘I‘?::d")'y }f“;fw";e )-Vi;ck Baroni, | AR - — — | Pittsburgh, Pa., 6 a 3 i fotR i ILARTICA LT lhogu o of the golf Edith Cummings is the latest golf | Standing x—-Battell for Decatur in 8th, E Bupp al he g0 champion t4 be dethronsd. The | w. L. r3 atted for Wilson in 8tli, ‘]“ illic MacFarlane, of New York, women's title holder went out dur- | Baitimore 109 46 0 s dme tted for Roberts in 9th | having defeated Dow George, of % by ” s 410 404 211—17 | ) U v ing the recent national tournament.|Toronto ... 63 o101 000 (011 i}ilxnv]?pollsih Z\Hnn,: played John AN three of the national title hold- | Bufralo 76 se miey, Sherdel; three | Farrell another New Yorker, who ers in England Jinve been Leaten this | Rochester 78 September 17, 1923 5 base h’»f:fif‘",'{.‘:::‘ %':.‘,‘Li,‘:,“.‘.v“F«‘.‘"‘.&,T,.,.?i‘,."’fx,i",i‘,iifi"?,';“’,:-’",’?“Ji,y-"""”“’“y xear, Bopby oeues wasiinanlo it Nowark 5 Kelly Goes On Home-Run necs, Douthlt, Cooney; satrifices, Douthit \rkllx W 1 THagen hold the American open title. Will | ; 78 Rampage aaby: doubls piays, Thovenow and | XKML “h”i:""pz andet, m“"‘:{ Max Marston, amateur king, be xt | di 89 i » 4 < Thevenow, Hornsby and Bot. | M¥ @ L rowess with oty a eur king, next ?filyifily 07 | One fear ago tm{m. on §n pt. 17, Muelfer (unassisted); left on bases| Watrous, of Grand Rapids, the lat- ? el ersey . { t u]\“,;\n, (,.rr‘lnrgc 1\_e\|3;] of n 6; haso on balis of|ter having survived yesterday's o ; : : ) nts hit three homers in three : 5 i Dec rounds by defeating George Aul- Ther s 2 Games Today g by el 3; st t, by H L B A Sl x~\d:|;?"n”»l.'-fz% :';,‘_“"':;‘\ ey consecutive innings — the third, Wiisan 1 Sherdel 1; nits | bach, of Boston, Mass, 3 and 1. h‘p \ m:'.’ X ‘!", ‘; W Eonoly i “:‘ r,‘l““, bl i fourth and fifth—a unigue perfor- shrhardt 4 in 0; 0 out in 1st; Hollings| Irancis Gillett, another Metro- orse not claim he was fouled. |~ Buftalo A SNTeE mebeduled), | mance. Also, George hit a single 33 0 out In dth); oft Docatur| politan golfer, having conquered Bill Cinel e bind 1 2k st bt i and a double, making hiy total Shordel 5 8 ot Rehut 1w 1; | Mchihomn, of Sty Louls, western & ’h'" DAL “|'" Xho naades woris e L5 bases 15. sdless to say the hes, Decatur, Rehm; passod ball, | titleholdér today "was paired with Z rh:‘;rfler\;u“onln\ r,‘\n;n.:\;'d the [ STants svon™ Dhe Abore: Clomons: unipires, Klem and Wiison; (| Al Espinosa, of Chicago, who had ST o chane 0 ailigyes g New York Biimargy, " cher Shedel ittle trouble on the first round ot a naccurate, that's all. i ; ; ; i | abr h o a e ousting Art Ham, or Detroit, 4 and 7 i 5 0 ¥ Bancroft, PSR e ) . i . % “kn don't sce why I.mu«:x:l» G 8b 2 2 0 1 0 PITTSBURGIL 5-13.| e other match today was be- roken hand should stop the fight B Jackson, 06 0 0 0 . A, 1. tween Bob Cruickshank of New with Walker. It has been -our ob- | ,, £ Gl Yok oAk at e rirac Al A 4 t50 Aenterall = | sheh, 5. 00 21 -¢ PRSI 3 shot {(vaorr{lvx.try golf ;’1":‘:!’“\'::°‘l);n'iln)‘o“"]:“d:::\\'\.V | Young. rf. G SR (e e 1 i 0 tlyesterday in downing Willle Ogg, ) e their hands g ay. 1 . I} yier, 1t . 2 0 i Tor - = ¢ eatd | [ | Meusel, If. bRl St e Ly T RE AL R H 4 2 o of Worcester, 7 and 5, and Ray empsey is golug to wait until he o Zelly, 1b 5 513 0 0 0 1 0ifrom behind and defeated Harr; finishes fighting before he gets mar- | B}‘mshers st “,' &1 : 1 14 = b2 0 1% Hampton of Canton, 2 up. b ried. This is reversing the . uswal | P S e 18T American custom, { e . a0 6 ol o300 R v ] £ T | ated Pross Jonnard, S9N S GO OO bty A o 0 ERS TO PRACT CB Carpentler Kissed an American | : Tiitant T Aner (o ST ok LR S chorys girl goodby as he salled for | yoa8 jntrepid riders galloped to their| Total ..... 42 13 16 27 10 0 —= = R, France. But he did not kiss/any of | gecona succesbive victory yesterday | Chicago T 6 1] Squad Will Meet at Brown's Lot on his American currency goodby. over Great Brifain's horsemen and | abr h oa o Batted for Stone In 8th, | : y E— ,. | clinehed possession of the interna-|§iats, of, ... e e D PHILADELPHIA Smatley. Street at 7 O'clock This For the novelty of the thing we'd | yionat challenge cup, emblem of pola| Adams, s SO0 h R. H.P.O. A E. like to see the world series- ticket | s h s o Lo b 3 Sand, 88 1 4 4 0| FEvening: SAn LR doBie GIty sther than New nacy betwéen these rival na-|Grantham, f L RS T PR el 1 SR | ’;f:r"‘f “m;: ;":“” A0 QR P ML SN e lorrarrelt, gt e ety vv;\\imy,una 1.5 0 0] The Rover football squad will 3 all. . Another picturesque cre of T1 01 0-1 1 0schuit, 2 0 O meet for practice at Brown's lot At any rate, Bill Johnston Will 50 | 30,000 with the Prince of Wales as R 08 e LD DO enni 'y as the great-| ¢ e o T 3 ~ 9 |Ford, 2h 3 5 Jiseeeass v 0 down in tennis history as the great | the conter of atiraction, the | \inter, If 6§ 0 1 2 0 0|Henline, ¢ 101 ST The following players, as well as est runnerup ever known to 1hc|“)w: Yankees dush to victory byic o 0 00 3 8 3 0lother candidates, are urged to be game. | & margin of 14 to 5, but thought it g S LSS A | presant; - - — | was decisive the score does not re. S e Y e 222 2 21 H Whitney, McClean, J. Whitney, veal the gallant stubbornness with| P R 1 o2 R. Poglitch Simon, Elliot Tolli, l - | which the British, led by the rc e 100, 200 030—5 | Martin Feore, McInerny, Donahue doubtable Touis Lacey, mad ci T D at Casien| Anderson, Kimintky, Riley, Nyberg, last fight for ihe cup. VoRoltr s D00 o, or; sacritices, | Westman, McCue, RS [he challengers, ifting their 50 . ST YT double plays | line-up in a final desperate rally,| o P FA R e Venline s Ford, Sand and | o made a brilliant fight against heavy | T e e s 12 Barnyard | Golf e T odds, onc that thriiled the throng| L st Al Iadeiphia 6; base on halls are SFaw " (Continued from Dreceding Page) | and made the match much closer | Snusmch.1n ”l”’ “_'\",‘h‘ ihhell 15 Battai 2: atrite P‘l'a.‘els Start Tq“ma.mcnt of the side which did not make|indicates. Playing with far more | gk 1i% 255 PR I e i d and twelve players repre- ss, else they are llable to a|fire and aggressiveness than the =g off Cetts 0 In 12-3; winning pitcher Hub. | 30!INE & dozén states were entered the pass, Y Y| oy 000 130 101 ot n v adisa o penalty for fnterfering with the showed in the first match, the jn-|“NicA%0 v Salatm A nsin or, Co umpires, | 1N the 1924 national horse shoe Tensive side's opportunity to reach | vaders out-scored thelr. rivala, in| TWwo-base hits—Bancroft, Fussell, s 0Ty and Quigles dime 1 | tourney which opened hero today. the ball. The Field Judge and Um- | the (first period and held theni on ily, G ‘j"‘»_l O I DO 0 st—ts [ r“\" lfl"lnm was divided into pire both are to watch violations un- { even terms in three other chuk- Orlrarrall, WMeusel oSl . a0 g2 7 | thiee sections, men's amateur, men's dop Section 3’ kers. | Adams, I-)m\l-.r\ professional and .omen's amateur. Rule 17 puts a stop to the receiver e [Dirw — Aowma, Grimes; Fomal,| i e lotey g yere J 2 < Adams, Grimes, on bases— { ma s betweer rank Jackson, bounds and then coming back into | A e e Aliiridge: 2 his 18 year old protege, “Hutte" the field of play to receive the pass. RE A 0 F,GH ““‘ 8~ " T esaeaYer el 8o o > 4 | Stueland 1, J 1. Struck out |1 Mossman, Eldora, Towa, farmer, and Under this same rule the last 10- A M TCHED T I T‘ W R sidridge 1.0 StuciR " Towa state champion, and Mrs. C. vard penalty remaining in the book | Sl ey e O ¥ - M3 A-Lanham, of Bloomington, T has heen changed to 15 yards, name- | | it e | = 22| women’s world chs 2k Y v r Two Boxers Will Mcet at Madison | dridge 9 in 4 2 i Stueland | s world champion, and Mrs, ly, namely intentionally Ihxn\\n\l:y:l‘ |4 in 2, Bentley 4 in 4 Fussell 2 | s3] J. R..Matthews, the first woman to ror_wanl pass to the :mmul.l It has Square Garden on 25th of lin 1 1-3, Bush 1 in 1. Jonnard 7 in - Toos o Wwin a national ho hoe title. h;f" “md",'p:,“”'l“ CRRPLO B L b |4 1-3. Passed ball—Hartnett. Win- |1 f 3 a éu‘l’: ?x m;\lxnahh(‘;r“‘;‘. Aol . Diteher tley. Losing piteh. ': N A Thousand of hecs took part in a matter relating ta on-side Kicks. 1t a | . New York, Sept. 17.—Mike Mc-|er—Aldridge. Umpires — Moran, |’ ';,‘.‘u‘.c recently in a garden at Dar- Vicked ball crosses the serimmage | TIFUC, Jight heavyweight champion | Klem-and \ils fimes2:08 Lk A line, one one of the Kicker's side and | ©f the world, will meet Paul Berien- - LS i §l js touch or recover the ball until it has Ll(a::r”‘k-"‘ ,M" M"»‘l‘ - e “,;.""‘ A ! - 5 | The decision of N zue to meet not crossed the line of scrimmage. | Piredbillaiii el ; e e . Under Rule 21, Section 1, *""’,aicflff”','.‘.‘l;'\ s A (FOILED ) (CON_SA-LETS $ERT 1T DOWN 10,7\ ("®R. WNOTT — ERE words, “or anyone connected with | gt € SHERY e Jp ble gl L2 e=Y || ™ COURT HOUSE. -~ THi9 GUY, KNOTT, || ARE. YOV GUILTY BE daetaniie A ve beaen ma e {a knockout by Young Stribling in | IN AN _[|WHOM | HIRED 0 TERR DOWN THAT 0f NOT REASONRBLE , n‘md»‘h. »s'-nx“nt. p'_lxny..:nl‘fln\".'}; | Newark last winter. The bout will | ATIENPY 10| [ 216N , COMES UP FOR TRIAL TH\Y GUILTY ? e ivaive hins ‘ot passea. | ¢ for 18 rounds to a decision which | * [Tead DOWN MOANING . o 5| might deprive the 1 man of the | HE Bl slon of the ball Is penallzed one-ialf | crown he won from Hatling Siki n | AOVEATSING] | 4 TR distance to the goal line from the | Duplin on St. Patrick’s Day in 1922 56N OF t9 @ ect & heen e d by the | fights ore’ the titular clash. He = &R0 instruction to the Referee that he {awill open the indoor scason at the ;,?‘E{’tég}‘ ::\:h m‘w‘am ’nt(l;-rmr"h'-,wl‘l"nl“"s to (;:a;«l;; 1\0“ Friday night against Jack GULTLEM? he captaity of the offended team. | Reddick of Canada #ad will take on HiRED Rule 24—The Referee-alone ghail | Johnny Gill of York, Pa., at Boyle's | 0N have a whistle, but a pistol as récom | Thirty Acres on October 1, | fi‘a(, E:‘]‘s‘% mended to the timekeeper to notify | 6 the Referee of the expiration of | T i mfi%‘:{‘flffil time. | S0W e o | FPATACE Reginning Next Sunday mg;:‘%‘" FALCONS TO PRACTICE — LODGE! Tie Falcons’ bareball team will 1 RUDOLPH ‘ N © Thursday night at 6 o'clock ! . N’Ai‘ENnNO 3 J T a All mem ¥ L Try WA are urged to attend to prepare for 7 P) o g POz, gt MonsieurBeavaairs 4| \rowy—> ford. ['No_fo00 or WATER FURNIHED Lt LT A