New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1925, Page 9

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925, 9 The N Depa ¢ A\ ack te U 0 'l while th hitt J Pt el o= =Y [EAL NG [(SF UT WBUSEL SHBHESSIK [ Pl ST, AL R , | ®hich only seven safeties were MITH H| . all around work of I« und s Harvking (Capl,) ss. Andriseck If, J made. Denes nea " carner 1o|| Famous Stars l SMITH AT, ALY, STARR Wi ) we three singles, ” Al Afler o hard fought gHMe 1 querral wa of r f1 ne {Harking of, Clem rf, which fs quite & feat, | Yankee Ficlder Jumps Into A Lo [Bmith gireet A1 Stars defeated the an the Tiay State beys captured the | state twilight leagus title last year. | AOWARD J. EHMRKE Tead-—Rartnett. Remaing At 4 to & Saturday. Batterles for the Yhe tragle death of Hector Char. et Kensington Takes First of Three : Jand while playing ball at the park 1 Boston Red Sox Top In N. |Joe, cateh. Tor the losers, Banno : cal play- | : Saturday removes from local n‘.’ Right-Handed Pitcher G S N 3 ‘ 1B May 15.—(AP)—=As if[and Kloss, pitch eateh ors & fellow who had followed the} Baseball at a Glance | amne 61168, 4 (1] uaired with Uhe hItting nower ot |Ssdre by Innings great pastime for muny years. Born - Silver Creek, N, T = Heiiacy ; Miller street Sluggers by score of April 24, 1804 Habe Ruth. his ailing teammate, NATIONAL LEAGUE i o Tn a sensational 10 inning gams, | Meusel of the New York Ameglcans, [Miller 2 Major league careor—Purchased Rl J s Mt Three bLase 3 I by Detroit Tygers from Syracuse|'M “hich mid-season form was dis- | ™7 ed out mix home runs M the . (Or0l Ao Hyracus BIKEAS By Dot thame, ¢ A last suven days, bringing his total ) =A% o the AlLKen- ¢ 5 oight for the season. Hartnett, = = Although past the two scove mark Charland could still play a credit- \ble gamo and a few years ago was \uite n prominént tairler | Games Yesterday 2 | | New York 10, Chicago 3 ; EREIAtaL S loarue i) R it iR oon e 916, Reported sle price $3.000 (sington team took the first of the 2 . ) (Other clubs nof aduled | and players, Traded to Red lopoas P SAtALTbl dar o o ford e Chartand’s death Saturday ?nil ibs not acheduled doal for Pratt andsWarren “RIZLL0Te game series from the Falcons, ined his lgadorship In Ah I",":": | -‘A"-]‘”‘ '“‘ FAn J Jelson a few Se— | o1 | ay afternoon at St. Mary's field |V m hon of major league|lowered an elec TS >hilip (Nervo) Nelson a few Collins, October, 19 by Honiiat Bt u‘“‘?(\l‘,fily.w. 1 League Standing n“(\l’xnrli: r'x‘n . W by & score of 4 to 3. Fine boxwork' bas clubs by connceting for|a gasoline fank in h mnr: \.I‘-.””l R A tiys | Won Lost xm\r«l 'M;‘I ‘T’n" l" = ““w} wag shown by hoth Politis and Tt |tWo mo running his string toa leak, A few minutes ::::‘Mpi."» S R B ; W York 0| itk i:V":l’ 3 V'M'M elg """' Kanin who pltched niee ha nd L ten, Willlama of the St. 1.ouis Am ti- | bor picked him in a g w ity " | Brookiyn 14 4 el o 23, Pitched no-hit, |, i 7 Tant week and | dition 10 feet d 4Bt S et bron & (ha 3 o o 5 sent many of the players hack to the |cut | three, for the week lition et dis and both did Phlladelphia .... 14 3 ; L 'I‘,:" "‘l“ Agalnst Athletles Sept. ipan ey by the strikeout ronte Hornsby, of the Cards with three meund. . | Pittaburgh ...o.s 12 e “L:Irmr omv ”“f battors fn | "qp e 1o aved | all he hrought thelr totals within striking lio(hatay z 24, ra '8 alter John- | egim® Politis and B, Kania | Cincinnati ..., A anking mext to Walter John- | yivairy “hetween New Britatn and |distanee of the lead 1ieth “Sh FBoalen v son in the whifing ac that neighboring district of Kensing The leaders pitehed great ball yesterday and it SO A WL S g fon and both teams Kept the fans on National Teague | 8t. Lo L) oy called the turn, or rather made the Louis edge playing sensational ball. The g Club 1o jime contest 45 i Falsons were the first to hop Into the i - situation the tight overtime conte P | Hartnett, Chicago s J ‘-l"":. Today ead in the second inning they |jrornsby. St. Louls . St. Louis at Philadelphia, | touched Tolitis for an extra base hit | American League “xin" vetired seven via the Chicago at New York, Nl] {and coupled with an errar seored 3 York sirike route and Kania made eight | SRR 80 nosion onee; iaiaiotgioRe 20 \Ciiams, St Louls ..... whiff to no avall. Kania had great ilttsburgh ut Brooklyn, e ime at the bat and t nolsgore | V)1 4 - ——e by getting a hit. When the hall was control and issued no passcs while AT e by ng a hi 181 WA | Simmor adelphia = Games Yesterday e mae.of e reay o | !'iladelphin 6. Chicao 1. selves Are Thisly oreea o o B GENATORS WIN TITLE betroit 3, New York timers in this ueck of the woods. & . L RS bat in the third inning by poling out y Wash 10 oveland - ) av 1 > " s ‘ P 1 or, the onte 20 years mon" and he still shington leveland 1. New York, May 15, (AP)—Inter- |Whic cored a runner. With t plays a mean game. S nal troubles are proving handicups visitors leading the I7alcons into f1 o . i I'he su\uulmg 1o coast guardemen hlockading New jeighth and tied the score & nree Smother - Red sox in Final Game-— i | Von Lost P walked and | York's rum row, six niembers of the all. Kredar, first man up, Budnick was old kid swat htmsclf | ’ ‘ ’ : / ““‘A::\rh’ safetien in four times up, | Ehliadelphia 20 . 800 |coast guard have heen court mar- |Budnick crashed out a s Volley Ball Play-off Tonight— = A ORKE ‘ R . y | Washington 19 £ 704 tialled for s ing f 1 acorit the man Mo alo fielded his position per- 04 Halled for smuggling Hquor double, scoring the m Practice for Hard Ball ; Cleyeland ...... 16 A three for intoxication, it was re- \him. 1'rem then MOARD. «voeren. 17 12 vealed today knuckled down an ¥ Final Standing 4 ! LLIANT S i L e T i Rarand | 2 BRI LUSTRE Ihat esrcug catch by Dudack off [New o¥rk c.e0er 9 1T, 1€ affair, but it Is known that nine- | Tho break came for the vl Won. Lost. P.C. o t 4 e R T R I O AR 3 : a real Polish on your hat a wallop it was. 'Twas <asily | Boston AL 20 arying periods in the count N ¥ o n ek f 3T % 2 il fyvent to second a one of the longest hit balls ever| 3 on Staten Tsland awaiting court mar- | sgeKeon's drive down the third hase ¢ a7t | sl e tatted out at St. Mar | Games Today tial for various offenses. 8ix convict- |jjne, The Ialcons made a desperafe [jied & 000, ra t ‘hicago Natlopals, however, | You Just Can't Do It | Chicago Myratt, ani foctly - Tloston at St. Louis. ed of amuggling have heen sentenced | woct t tie the seore in their tur 1 e canturad thaititietin J. Kania at vm_ud hase '-z-‘ New York at Detroit "’ six months Hnml‘?m‘vr.m and |at bat whey Budni gt rd the Boys club intermediate indoor about as busy as a Keystone sacker | Washington at Cleveiand three got three months' each for in- |yo speshan poled out one of the jageball | 1o Saturday afternoon ot could be. He accepted seven chances | Philadelphia at Chicago. toxication longest {1y balls seen at the field, but lye running away with the last-place i / ¢ T'S entirely different from the polishes you've been ithout an error and had a couple | e A far greater handicap is the ; : . i Bl e of put-outs as well EASTERN LEAGTE prospect of a shortage of men in the Al e s i R ket \rhitel Ros a5 i using, because its far more than a polish. Brilliant 5 2 N LEAG m;; |',m,\ [ -.nr‘ ..m) it is said, GuiRER s M eariich was ¢ off hecause of the | Lustre is The Original film-removing, high-lustre polish. wi not reenlist hen their service dolininy Kiatka, the Landers bas- Gane \fmmjl’ {erminates July Ak Conditonia. on/|EuAnicl AN iclds were the s b apheB Yo (0 ORI WONDER WORKER : It is a surface cleaner—a special preperation that cuts \thall ace, certainly looks good e : | Koplowitz's men jumped 1 Prod Wil p s ‘h.l .:“I"T” ‘“x 1;!{‘\ looks K004 08\ fartrord 1, Tridgrport 4 1o coast guard ships call for nun- | s T ofe inga o Jack Sadletiand Ym.Cd. Rm'nlninx:: through all the oxidized grease, wax, soap and oil, asd i s s R R o Albany 4, Springfield 1 usually hard work and few and | them a o er . i 3 . Y put-outs y ;t \le;‘. He also topped el S S T T e e S = "MMSHW 4 Its Most Economical completely removes them. It gets right down to th' fiesgnharedfoe R 00 Naw Haten 6 \Woreeater fent 10 induce the guardsmen o |y j Lo v | ; Basis original enamel or vamish finish and puts the same shine other occupations Hb tosat cunrd Tas found intie ] - 5 ! 2 1 1 e Sox f4 There are 54 of these i on the finish that the car had when it left the factory. program on the Atlantic coast io | speedy rum running boat, Clgaretie. L g splendid motor necessi- ars this spring represents an ex-| . A a foe which is all but invincible N 5 ? 5 T 1 ties of which a few are: A A A panditure of 425,000 for boats to | CAMICH cause of its vastly superior speed, |(ire . / { A NS 1+ TopDressing AutoSoar, take part in Long Tsland Sound | 2Alerbur the Cigaretie outdistances the fast- : 7 ¥ Liquo Seal Radiator Ce- A Brilliant Lustre shine Jasts, for there is no dirt-attract. N ey Springfield AR e - r ). Campagnone and ment, Hold Fast Brake i i : . | Albany of the dry naiy's it is v gadie and 1. Pac Lining, Nickelo Nickel ing substance left on the car after Brilliant Lustre is {1e most extensive yacht building | = The Standing o L A perin oo ported to have slipped through the ? The intention of Jack Kearns to[Ditisneld ....... lines several nights ago and 1o haye Ha e Ly ,'."r‘\‘,»'f:‘". i ? Ps"".'h' 0?:“’.;’ 5;:"”: | applied. sck a manager's license in New R”\:} Haven ... icaded for the sea. ! M : 1 Sl e ; x.,i:'ne;m;r;;n.,:g{ York witl result in a demand by th-.;\;;'::j::'t‘ o ‘e present blockade is continuing (. 1 ] ) AENEY s i els ey state hoxing board Lhat he declare | ALer effoctive, however, and reports indi- ik S 1 . 2 e tanalsith Fegardtto s lieay \ : cate that within @ shorl time fewer |Sheeb _ ! aonsiielon hickels On Sale at all Reliable 60c. a half pint, $1.00 2 pint, $1.50 a quart. Try a bettle weight championship match this A iames Today than hal? @ dozen ships will remain |1 : ' Rl b e Motor Accessory Deal- today. Equally good for cars with a dull or satin finishs vear for Jack Dempsey. Kearns > »lm‘n\v:l T;rn)(epnv‘?_ of the fifty-odd ten davs ago. / 5 i ; N e 3 ers and Garages. | sceks the permit to second Mickey | Lo% HIEn at Waterbur: A four-day cruise of the rum run- ) {0 tion-Pickers have beem up " = THE HALL-THOMPSON COMPANY \Waikebidgninat Harry Grebion June | s oinsfieldiue Biltaneld ning area by newspapermen showed | ok : 04T 2 e T - Hartford at Worcester. that a hillion dollar group of run LRl b or A e R ‘ b st sningglers was being combatted by a 2 3 e Sl Nevar were chances brighter for|. |STERNATIONAL LEAGUE $30.000.000 coasts guard oreaniza- | £ 7t sHnglinD samce andithen cams BnjAmericunsbory BitaRloNI an Hesults Yeaterds o R o s o el he. rront Wiansing oS English amateur champlonshin than | ..o\ gunce 6-10, Baltimors y hiniag a0 hadins ieanToni | t wight Skinner's Farmers | , 7 the fournament starting today at| ..l R h”-rhm"w“ L0 RANS OGN o SR e e o il e Ktk an ¢ e R e By GLUYAS WILLIAMS nerifice - 3 - @ McClure Newspaper Syndicate Troon. in which Miss Glenna Collett i \ good.sized erowd : teading 11-6, Jersey City 6-4 tion navy has sixteen cutfers. twenty i BroNidence, S REToNis i ing (B8 SR IS R e R Vo 203 patrol boats and | ‘ ¢ Walter Hagen, an American-born 5 : ; it I v he superiority it A 4 Wit profeasional slsfaine Rhnilan onen The Standing Offteials believe the will last t b Kan by, Fol <2 : / champlon, Lut the only American fWon Lost p.c. Mong. and they are equally sure that eitizen to take amateur erown. | gajiimore 21 a2 =00 \no lMquor is being smuggled into 2 2 Wajter J. Travis. was a native Aus-img ,..p 1% 12 3 ew York proper. or through N Abolish Death Penalty AL Ruffale RN | cland and New Jersey —— . SRR ; q (“oast guard boats are hrlieved to Commissioner Landis sa® Gabby | poiain o o i he gathering for a blockade Hartnett, home run King of his| oo i Gulf coasi. Boats o g b home town, fan twice in the Cubs-ipo g, 00, ; , 5 | ferred from the Florida r SOREY Giiants game in New York yester waters adiacent to Mohile. Officials hand to sse the Vas AT Locking Forward th the one.defeated West Tiniors Wednesday evening at except mutin sagie and offorts will be made to #yracuss day _ S however, refused {o discuss the ship | Games Today moxemenis | (RGO ':ar‘_a.r\r‘ '_"\“‘.‘ ;"vfl'r-”"'f Feading at Jersey (i) Z = o | mu (sl mla S WPUTE DiaE SxtacUss LIGHTWEIGHT ASPIRANTS | Torento at Rochester. o2 I B, (6o ) e e SWINGNG NTO ACTION, had their hatting eyes peeled, GIVE 1.“’\",“';{"['4“ e S e | And “Lefty” Palmer was in great ¢ g and 1, Giels Club Donates £100 Fight Candidates For Benny Ieon- <hape {06, net only on tha mound | Py | ard's Crown Will Mix 1t it alsg with the ash A vear's sponsorship of a Near Kast orphan child a* a rost of $100 Up m Ring Pamelson has promized the oo oan ynderiaken hy the Stanley has he ¢ en hy the Stanley - 5 B i I'irates a return date later in the New York. May 15, —(AP)—FEigh Rule and Level Girls' Club of which wanon for the local lads went good | Miss Josephine Dunham is the pre- . 7 ith the heme-town fans {sident weight throne will battle tenight in boro stadinm as New candidates for the vacant light- " This club, which is only a few N R, T Ol SOl o T T e e e heduled to play Roxbury prep i |py g dance not long ago. and 18 hgseball at :\mv I(.a\rn this amr-":‘,., a large part of it to help a ubon. The locals have had an in-!chiig in an American orphanage in 0 . and-out season, but hoped to “in"l{he Near East the semi-finals in ¢t struggle for oday. Once started, the Red and Through the churches, in direct ! chair made 1a by Benny iold attack haa proved hard to stop. | response. fo tha appeals made by | Leonard’s ret S 1‘;m\l*y- a few Sundays ago, the Stanislans Toayza, So Ameri- One of thoge tough breaks de-|amoines raceivedihave now been re- | €an entry, will be pitted against - prived Pittsfield of its chance of [ported as follows Tommy White, while Cirilin Olano /) UYa package of the new ctory over Waterbury yesterday.| gouth Congregational, about 37 ¢ Cuba faces the Canadian, Clonic ) Ever-Ready Blades— Raning hyeRlRinEinol Rl ‘“'1"”‘”* Congregational, 478: First Tait B s o N and if you don't find them o iie 0 sce runs, & W .30 Trinity ca grovpe in he / i S IR Banc g Chureh, Sl Fa AL R RO superior tp any blade you and, With tno out, GOuger Was on |yethodist $£245.10. plus 360 ® ther 1 jraw, with Sam- ] ever used, your money Pitcher Howe them singled along the | Stantey Memorial, $137.87, plus $60 ing Jimmy Goedrich of Buffalo. and i ‘8 will be refunded for the York inavgiurates fta autdoor hoxing season with the second round of the alimination championship tourna Four victors will more to wd with the tying marker. |qeribed by the Philathea class; K my Meade sckford. Til. me haseling but the bhall hit Gouger and [cybseribed by the Ladies’ Aid &aci lv Seaman of Harle {ackling 10 rally was ever. rty; St Mark's Episcopal, $152 ny Valger o e RS T red Sk iog Brsshas | These amounts are all included in = : Brustles gripped forever in hard rubber the $2000 reportad hefore the \a- READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED "rious teams hagan their work ADS FOR RESULTS ast Shave (" e i contine - I 2 o offorts this week en OnceOver | e SAIESMAN SAM o4 as follows: ¥dwin R, Lesher to Fdward Zack. property in Belvidere o Heights; Frank Groamke to Julian — e — = S = OO izzda and Anna Szugzda, prop- b4 N i AR on Albany avsnye: the Mall- (ANNIBALS ) — eable Iron Wor to Michaej Moy- S . FoR <00 L\FE_ eey, property on Clark stre Hard- y ] . o el A= g ware Clty Conperative asaociation to . ER 4 Yeen i Fdwin B. Lasher, proparty on Belvi- A i H'd":;:' dare He e and Hy- it. The only razor that man Rubin to Frank Andrus and sh s its own blades is Stanley Kopec, property at 476 South the Valet AutoStrop Raror. Main street; Peter Terclak'to Peter Tryit. Get aperfect shave and Ignaey Kohusm, property on h sireet; Charles Sa ro} every time. Frank Turek, property on Cleveland street; Sofia Turski to Wincenty and Stanislawa Hrublec, prop Sex- { Hrublec to Joseph Narauswicz, et 1. properly on Spring sircet; Max tro Wesker to €am Levin. propert | North ot Bindes S « SAPETT RAZAR CORFORATIAY Arsakirs N.7 Razor | o w e t an auctioneer in A chureh | here,