New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1925, Page 11

Speaking: of Sports By Tho Assoclated Press. The United Btates is now enter- taining the last three winners of the ! Qlympic 1,600 metre race, lnxn..; Nurmi, Finnish runner, Albert G Hlll and A, N, B, Strode-Jackson of | Great Britaln, Willtams, | [ University and the Fouthern California Georgetown of |Three-Eye league. {with the Athlet Bret Skechs of | 10 START DRIVE NCREDT CINES Famous Stars FRED HEIMACH Teft-handed Pitcher, Athletics jorn—Camden, N. J, Jan. 27, 1902, ,\l:\jnr league career—Joined Ath- lotles in 1021, coming from Moline, (Had brief trial in 1920.) Won 14 games Fielded 971 | Outstanding feal and lost 12 in 10 have eatered teams for the annual |® outdoor champlonship games of the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic a: goclation of Amerlca to be held May 29 and 30 on I'rank!in Field, Phlla- delphia, Entries close tomorrow. Clarence Houser, who won the shot put and discus throw at the Olym- ple games, and Leo Barnes, Olymple | winner of the a mem- | the alifornta pole vau bers of Southern team, Walter Spence of the Central Y. M C A, crowned th ational A, A. U, swim- ming champlion recently in Califor- via, has added to his laurcls in ¢ one mile re time by cqualling Bobby Skelton's record of 2:85 8- Rrooklyn who was race against for 200 yards. Swimming as th ad off man in the 75-foot pool in Brooklyn last night, cilpped his former marks for anl 150 yards. The world set for the mile was 27:05 Frederick W. Rubien), sccretary of the Amateur Athletic Unfon, a this week from Hugo Quist, manager of Paavo Nurmi, Finnish r, relative to the alicged exor- traveling € es demanded Quist for a rec appearance at Drake rclays. 'lmrr i1s due in ticago today from the coast, Mean- | 1 , Sceretary Ruwbien has ordered | seheduled appearance of Nurmi this country cancelled pendin expects | defeated Mass., falls last 0 won the and six min- 13 minutes, ampion, f Wich winning two st §t. Louls 3 st fall in one hour s and the second in SPEED BOY SWI e Speed Boys won a of the season last Hill park, taking of the Nigger Hill Terrors, 7-5 fic winners piled np a big lead, but t up in the last inning and allow- I the Terrors to score thre I'he vietors' lineup was H. Gourson, ss: J. Wouk, 3b; \leGrath, of; C. Gotowala, rf. Speed Boys would like to meot any team averaging 14 ye can he arranged by ca on. Tel. 1591, INTERNATIONAT, LEAGUE At Buffalo—Buffalo 3, Newark 2. e meas T as follows Schma 2h I. Gotowala, ¢; lie, 1b; 8, mer, At Toronto—Reading 2, Toronto 2| (7 innings.) Jersey City at Byracuse, postponed | ore at Tochester, postponed Amcrlca No sacrifice in quality. Same good old Tuxedo properly aged — Perfectly blended— always FRESH. Every dealer’s supply is dated. Stating the last day it can be sold. Guaranteeing you FRESH Tuxedo wherever, whenever you buy it. Quality created the demand—demand made possible the | at | Baseball at a Glance l NATIONAL LEAGUE Games Yesterday | Brooklyn 10, Hoston ¢ Other games postponed t grounds, Rain or The Standing Won ¢ 31 . 10 R0 Now York . Cineinnatl ... Chlcago . Philadelphla .. Brooklyn ..... Pittsburgh Louls . Boston . Games Today §t. Louls at Plitsburgh v'o(')(A)“ at Boston. New York at Philadelphia, Other teams not scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Games Yesterday Philadelphia 6, New York 2 Washington 10, Boston 8. Detroit 11, St. Louls 4. Chicago-Cleveland— League Standing Lost P.C, Washington E Philadelphia veland ricago St. Louls Detrolt New Yor Games Today Deotrolt at Louls. hicago at Clevela 1er teams not & EASTERN LEAGULE Games Yesterday Waterbury 3, Albany 0 Tiridgeport 6, New Haven 4 Springfield Worcester 5 Hartford 6, Pittsfield 3. The Standing Won | Waterbury .. New Haven .. Bridgeport ... Hartford Springfleld .. Albany Woreester | Pittsfleld Games Today Albany at New Haver. Waterbury at Bridgeport Pittsfleld at Hartford Springfleld at Worceste TROTZKY BACK IN MOSCOW AFTER JOB Deposed War Minister Mentioned For Commissar of Foreign Trade, May De Stepping Stone Moscow, May leposed soviet ed to T.—Leon Trotzky war minister, re Moscow today & tsolation, ready position the government offer him. He arrived in the v after ten o'clock this mo: traveled from Sukhum, Transeaucasia, in his private car, att hed to the regular Tifiis-Moscow express. 18 former Red Army 1 n granted absolution fr political Lieresy upon his y rve the rules of str vism, and it is probable that he ba offered th tof 1 elgn trade, vacated by Leonid Kras- sin's appointment I'rance, Thiy post, after to ac any ving ch was has to a8 ambassador to p restora him to some de- ¢ power ading to a responsible place {n the cabinet hile Trotzky has hope “=px\m( Retired; Felt Lost; Jeweler Drinks Poison Ferdinand Jid his friends th [the various consccutive weeks, Next | week a drive | Hartford |town, | outhington and Meriden, )| Other [ witl NFW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 192 been felt by members of the asso- [thousands of dollars worth of mer- clation, At the present time losses |chandise, meotor robes, headlights, to manufacturers amount to about spare tires and anything that can be $260,000,000 every year, The reason |detached, One frult merchant, sum- for this sum's being so large is the |noned for speeding, found his truck | fact that criminals engaged in the 'denuded of 70 stems of bananas pmmun are aware of the laxity of [whilo he was In court, Hm enforcement of the laws pertain- | The crowds in the building, walt- 'tn ng to the particular crimes and |Ing for thelr cases to be called, are f*unnr,u»mlv they work with little [often the proy for plekpockets. One ; of apprehension or punlshment, |[banker reported his pocket was | | Thu money ralsed in thls drive |picked of $360. A woman about to | |will be used to bring about the or- [pay a $10 fine for speeding found ganization of forces to investigate |her purse empty when she opened usplclous cases, bring thg facts in- 1. Prospects of ten days In Jail | fo federal courts and, If possible, |caused her to faint, but the court bring about convietions tallowed by {suspended sentence when {t was| punishments sufficiently severe to ned she had been robbed. prevent repetition of the erimes, isiness men report that the The funds will be expended at the vitable delays are costly to them, one rate of ?rovn $500,000 each year, WaJ! street broker asserting he lost {815,000 last during his {forced absence trom the HOTOR VIDLATORS e JAMN. Y. COURTS + Thives Steal Cars As Owners - Plead Guilty Inside Local Men lnterested in National Movement Plans have been formulated by th Natlonal Assoclation ot Credit Men tor a drive to ralse $1,000,000 this year to be used for the suppression of credit plan the whole len ine crime, According to the drive does not cover tlie country stmultancously i individual campalgns are held n week en- stock will be launched in !)M district, comprising Ifart- | ford, ! Britaln, (.l'v'wmry,' South Manchester, Tast Hartford, West Hartford, Unlonville, Middle- Bristol, Plainvitle, Berlin, |'\ an rV the distric » Minister Calllaux and the m nk of France authorities were dis 1ssing further inflation of the cur cy was denled by the ministry today. The publia he Increase in ances to the state, sho K's statement to be put afternoon, is ir 0 sense but quite normal” being ost part by way of regu fort 000, quota A general com to ralse $16, was ittee has heen or ganized in the ford dlist rlr' 1 with Louls W. Young, treas: o S Works as ch local memhers ars E Ogren of th Works, has been appointed chairman of t publicity committee, and H. 1 k of the Union Mfg n the next few days local con wlittees, to arrange for the various tails of the campaign, will be! named so that by the time the drive opens next Monday plans will he complete for going ahead on the anvassing The need for some means of com batting the fllegal practices has long | ATTENTION For thé benefit of Cadillac owners we are now stocking a high grade Cadillac Ofl recommended by en- gineers at Cadillac factory for use in cars of the above make. the SN0y growing toll of motor violators reached such proportions that t zatfon of the previous ir fle court on Mulberry street presents | situatlos almost the worst traftic problem that - motorlsts have to face Day after day the three ecourt- rooms, seating 120 persons each, are called upon to eccommodate a cal- endar of from 500 to 700 cases, with 1450 cases the high water mark (during a recent parking crusade, But the court itself is sometimes the least of the worries of the traf- violator. 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