New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 19

Speaking of Sports It has been decided Pinkey Mitoh- ell is still the junlor welterweight champion of the world. . . . This bolng so the unlverse can trot right Mong now and take care of its regu. lar chores, Gibbons and Tunney have been matched to flght for the unofficial heavywelght title. , . . . However, there will be nothing unofficial about the dollars the boys collect, It' gives us a robust kick to read Lhe charge that Chilhowee beaten In the Coffroth handleap, was doped, This indicates clearly a return to the old romantic days of the sport, four members of the Butler Col- lege relay team came back from Texas with 21 gold watches, . . We haven't any comment to make on this situation other than to say that most Indianians we know are aplendid people with a profound re- spect for the law, Mr. Pell of America has just won the British squash singles, . . thank heavens we still have a few upstanding, red-blooded he-men cap- able of giving them Ruropcans a atift battle, A medium exposed in Cleveland by Houdini was given a stiff fine by the judge. . , . Obviously this s not the happy medium you read so much about, Harrls and Peck are the greatest #ouble play combination in baseball. t + « Maybe Jimmy O'Connell can tell teacher who Is the hest double- erossing combination in the game, Undoubtedly the most disagree- able thing about a tonsil operation 1s the village third-wit who inquires, Yokingly, It you are still fecling a bit down in the mouth, The Cleveland baseball park is to have a putting green infield next summer, . opposing batters will all have to hol. ler “Fore!” . The garrulous Mr. Dempsey say no son of his will ever he a prize fighter. . . . That's right, Jack, see that he gets into a business where he can really make some important dough. Tawton (Whitey) Witt, formerly of the Athletics, scems to } reach ‘|salls for Europe - Well, restored to a regular position. 8o far as the last two cerned McGraw might easlly have played them and done as well with- out a third baseman, He let George try it on Wednesday, Jrisch on Thursday. = Captain Frank, it . was learned, was little better playing third on one leg than was Iirst | Baseman George trying to do it on | two, | - | Glenna Collett ot Providence, first of the invading Amerfcan golfers, tomorrow, Miss | Collett secks the title in the women's | competition at Troon, Scotland, this season, | Rooters, the baseball variety, haye |formed a New York organization, it |was learned yesterday, and will band |together to aid the Glants/ and Yanks to victory this summer. Olass colors have not been selected. Charles (Gabby), Street, baseball veteran and known for hls feat of |catehing a ball thrown from the top {of Washington monument {s (only manager from last year to re- {taln his club in the Wester nassoci- (atlon this season, Street, skipper of | Muskogee clyb, will have another |pennant contender this season. | Jackson Scholze, New York's A. !C,, Olympic 200 meter champion, has entered the 100 yard dash spe- jclal of the Loyola relays in Chi- cago, April 19, Paavo Nurmi, the | Finn, will ‘mgke his only Chicago outdoor appearance in one eVent of [the relays. | | Eddie Moore, the Pirates' likeli- est choice for second base, was left at Oklahoma City when his squad left last night for Little Rock, Ark. |Moore remained behind for treat- ment of his lame shoulder by Dr. |Cunningham, an old time pltcher. If he is able, he wiil be in the Bucs |opening lineup at Chicago. BASEBALL GAMES " BEFORE STARTERS (Continued from Preceding Page) . And we suppose the | time University of Maryland star, pitched the Chicago Cubs to a 4 to 2 victory over the Kansas City Kaws iin the opening game of a series of |four yesterday, He fwirled for six | frames against Roy Wilkinson, for- |mer White Sox and was touched for | (flve hits before he was relieved by | Sherift Blake. | Rain in Evansville, Ind., washed |away the White Sox game with the |local Three 1 league club. Manager liddie Collins planned to loan the the | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925, YALE LOSES AGAIN Georgetown Snows Under Basebgll Team By Score of §0-2— Errors Costly, Washington, April 10, — Goorge- town university's basceball team won Its Aifth stralght game yesterday aft- ernoon when Yale was defeated 10 to 2 on the hilitop diamond. Barclay Sends In Run Yale took an early lead in the seg« ond when Kline tripled and DBragg hit Cushing, After Kline scored on Barclay's single, Scott was passed and Ewing singled, scoring Cushing. |O'Nell's great throw caught Barclay | at the plate, | Goorgetown secured a run in the third and Graham's home run In the fourth evened the count, A succes- slon of errors and O'Nell's double added two more, Quinn and Albert scoring the runs which put the 1|m-: toppers in the lead, In the sixth inning with 8. 1.' Scott in the box for Yale, Quinn and Albert were passed and Quinn scor- ing. Urann's single scored Albert and O'Neil and Ryan's double scor- ed Urangp, A great running catch by Festa in the seventh was a flelding feature, The &ix Yale errors coupled with the wildness of Harry Scott caused the downfall of the Soccer Title Match In Manchester Sunday The annual soccer classic of this seagson will be played at South Man- |ehester next Sunday afternoon, April 12, when the Hartford Thistles will clash with the Waterbury team in the final round of the Connecticut State Football association challenge cup competition, on the McKee street grounds, the home of ‘the Manchester club, The winner of this tie will hold the Budd cup for one season and will be presented with a set of medals by the state asso- ciation. In addition, the winner will be entitled to call itself state cham- plons, Washington Sends Big Pitcher Back to Minors Washington, April 10.—The Wash- ington management has taken the first step in pruning the Senators' pltching staff by turning back to the Wichita western league club Jim McNamara, who came up on option. | The big hurler, who las made a creditable showing during the spring training and who, President Griffith helleves hag a future ahead of him, would have cost the club $15,000 it retained, In addition to the release outright of one player and the loan of two others required to obtain the option on him. Blue's | On the Alleys ROGERS' BOWLING ALLEYS | | R & K. SPECIAL |rrank . 5 90— Bulgls ... I {Narnes L0000 § 83 Tonos 1. ¢ iarry | | Jask Miller | Walter "Cneaky 11lL Charlo .., 5 27 431 4131333 FRATERNITY BOWLING ALLEYS . & ERWIN Tigers, arison Vius Wells Coney ., Christian Tenpold ! Anderson Pawlow [ {Ty Cobb Now Has to Go on Sick List Nashville, Tenn., April 10.—For the first time since he went as a rooklie to the Detroit Tigers, Ty Cobb now leader of that team, today fde- ed the possibility of sitting on the bench and watching his team play the opening game of the season. __Stricken with influenza yesterday, Cobb was confined to his room to- day by physicians who advised him [to remain there at least until Mon- day. In that event, George Me- Bride will have charge of the De- | troit team on the way home, Cobb was ordered to bed by a physician called immediately after hig arrival yesterday with his team. He was attacked by a cold almost two weeks ago, ho sald, and had been fighting against it since, visit- ing physiclans at each city in which his team played. He encountered the first symptoms of influenza at Atlanta, he said. Cobb's temperature was normal, though other influenza mptoms were present, physicians said. e —— Spring Fishing In Canada For information and hooklet, write | to W. J. Gilkerson, Canadian Nation- | al Railways, 333 Washington Street, | Boston, Mass, | I T — ed the end of his playing skill so far |ore Haute Tots, today's opponent, (v e, as the Yankees are concerned and if [y batery as the Tots have had lit. liarl Combs retains the strength and |ije practice thus far, peed he has regained since surm.[ OutNeldde Mairice Archdeacon is ng from a broken leg ecarly last suffering from a slight attack of in- BELVIDERE JRS. WIN OPENER | The Belvidere J opened their| Indoor baseball season by defeating the Panthers, the so-called scrubs, Also Saturday Afternoons. eason, the bench awaits the white- alred one. This fs another center- ricld shift and the outfield of Bob leusel, Combs and Babe Ruth hould prove a powerful combina- ion. Cver In. Brooklyn, J. E. (Big) Cox reatens to displace the veteran fommy Griffith while Jatest reports have Jimmy Johnston, all-around in- ielder, seeking an outficld post. Cox 1as shown excellent hitting form in he exhibitions and undoubtedly will ba seen often. Toss (Pep) Young, who has play- d in right field for the Giants so ong that Polo Grounds enthusiasts have come to consider him part of he stands, was taken from the line- ip vesterday, his first relief since 918. Young is said to be having rouble with his right eye. T.¢ fthang- d pitchers are making him swing ruitlessly. George Kelly of the Giants ap- ears to have failed miserably as a tility player in the pre-season ames, whjich means that he must be fluenza. | e | Browns Win ! ' §t. Louis” April 10.—By winning lat Memphis, 8 to 5, yesterday the Browns closed thelr southern train- |ing trip. They have won ecleven out lof nineteen games since opening {their exhibition season, March 11. In defending the poor showing, the Browns point out that when they |went through the training season |without a def | hard for four plonship racd, ) place in the cham- Ifinal workout today, preparatory to the opening with the Cardin- als at St. T.c Saturday. The Cards trimmed the Steers at Dallas, Tex., 10 to 1 yesterday. Rogers Hornsby to the plate. TO MEET JOE DUNDEE Lorain, Ohio, April 10, — Alex { Hart, lightwelght, accepted terms to- day to meet Joe Dundee, Daltimore boxer, at Baitimore, April bout is scheduled for 12 rounds. Yes! Why pay more when you can get a greater return for less money? That's a fair question, and you'll sce the answer demonstrated when you t they had to fight | Manager George Sisler arranged a | drove out four hits in as many times | | | | | i 13 to 10 yesterday. 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