New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 16

“MEUSEL AND HORNSBY TIED “BIG” THREE ALL AROUND ATHLETES FOR TOTAL OF HOME RUNS | CITY LEAGUE OPENS JUNE 30 — BRISTOL JUDGES Big League Teams On Batting Rampage—Cleveland Trims Browns — Mackmen Swamp Red Sox — Yankees Lose to Washington — Giants Nose Out | (ards—Pittshurgh Smothers Phillies—Reds End | Losing Streak—Brooklyn On Short End‘nf Score.j AP) —Naw ajor leagues Cardinal r the keason’s s with Bob Meusel of em In the National n home runs were sra used by the s effort t ss effor s to eat at Cleve Hendricl triple v i it a victory. Mackmen pounded thres twirlers for 17 hits a by 12 to 2, Har Eox to five sca The Y azain as th 5 to 3, Joe J making t his total for 1 tled in the ninth, givir ilans Boston Boston to win olding the Red d bingles. x cropped out Senators triumphed, ige of Washington i to seven. break into the Babe hit to Hornsby |Freigay, efreult | th victory oSt wir IPhi 18 Pittsbur gan t Bra ft thumb end of an Grimm, med homer: Fournier ba [ e Glants in a ga turned out pltching and heavy slug- Louis. New rs and the Cards lite boxmen we ch won 16 10 3 three York used | e victims Cuyler's the Corsairs Included a | trip louble and single. | ended thelr losing streak | ut 18 hits in an ve and defeating 06 t least two s for Cubs nged one for the Robin the NATIONAL LEAGUE o homers which brought | Fou Brow Cox, rt .. Lottus, rf Adams, 2 Maranville, b | Brooks, et . Vacation time for some folks —but the same old grind for you? HIS evening the water invites you to swim! Why not pick up your Jantzen and invest sixty minutes in stimulating water sports? Man, that's real efficiency and a vaca- tion in itself! Grimm, Grife) rifices—Jones, plays—Brooks {a ; Glaasssan wal th Grimu to Ad y Kaufmann L4 Hita— E CINCINNATL AB. R H, o SR e Hargrase, ¢ . > out/ on the short | 1 to % score at Chicago. Fourteen hits went for extra bases. | Griffith and Friegau slam- | while el 1. the | Manager Baneroft | broke his out of the ® | cang. (BY ART CARLSON) 1 Big Ten's “Blg Three” on track and field. H In other words Hubbard Mi r and Gec Th meet and Buthrie, DeHart Larry | Ohio higan all-ro ut the « crence “tic ss of ey're th aces they're Western 2 of the best the'middle west has gazed upon in some time. Hubbard just ai Cor s Michigan's trump | And what the ebony-hued star is to the Maize and Biue, Snyid 1Guthirie Buc Hubbafd, as you doubtless know, |&hines in the broad jump and 100- yard canter, He's cleared 25 feet or cr more times than any athlete In three years of col- competition he has bLeen de- 80 are r to the anyone gendre's capabie of world record 6 ineches, it 18 Huh- beating | mark of 2 In Record Time Hubbard has clocked - in dash. distance eral occasione qualed a been ord time {118 centupy 1150 made the winter he ¢ Last pair of world s over shorter routes The colored sensation is alse loor mark close to 15 fiat Of late ¢ has sort of deserted the by him. pping event for the sprints. \4n argument ensued with the Cor- a wike move, 1 Guthrie They too. are hurdlers also sta in broad jumps. as well likewise, 0| point-winner, plaeing in barriers at Parls nd Snyder are Gut i 0 the last summer consistent Each has done better. must admit &peedy in the is an high you ally n high jump six 'heie's good close to that over bard. Olympic winner of the event tied; he picked another for a lusty inthree : & the fourth for a . He'sgtaken the high |Here one Can |baseball knowledge ympic ed with a home fur- [tha Cor GASCOS WIN FROM B CORBIN OFFICE Executive STOL 5C0UT I#EAD 10 BE JUDGE AT/FIELD DAY I Albert Breckbill Restella and Barnes Join Babe| it M vepues ¥rom the Ruth Class With Clouts The Gascos continued their win- Walnut | Hill park, this time picking on the P. & F. Corbin office tune of 6 to 5. mng streak last night at team to the (arl Resttlll was the yesterday, He wallop in the tnning in the seventh gain with a man on and the score hero of the poked game out a circuit sccond and single scoring the winning run for his team Jackson was the heavy hitter for the P. & F. Corbin team getting out of four, one of them for three bases. Barnes for the Gascos, not satisfied with leaving Restella take the home run honors, let fly in four-ply wallop, Corbin players threw his glove at the ball as it went He failed to hit the pjll and of the bin men claiming that Barnes could only get three bases. Jim Lynch called of his great and produced the rule hook and Barnes was credit- from the store run The game was one of the hest He |played by the Gascos this season be- around |ing tied unti the seventh and last inning, when Restella hroke it up. The Gascos eollected in team's nine The score follows Scout Executive sioners from’ that city will |eil at afternoon, |eerved in this capacity Bell City. Albert be the judges at the 11th anpual field day of the New Britain Boy Scout coun- | Walnut Hill park Executive tomorrow Breckbil here last |year and, while a atrict interpreter of the rules, is a | qualified official The | judges are not yet known by Scout | Executive W. council, as Mr. Breckbill cured as head judge and promised | to bring his assistants. All troops have been working at | top speed all week (n preparation for the morrow, in two and even three practice this week in headquarters or in the open. nut Hill park has been the scene of much activity evenings with a troop |in action almost every night, while on Wednesday rate proximity to each other, The be one in which nearly fair and namea of the other 0. Cook of the loca was se Bome nights their Wal evening three sep: troops were husy in clo meet tomorrow all of troops entered will be on a higher evel of efficlency than ever before. | Breckhill | ot Bristol and two deputy commis- well- two | have put of trgop | promises to the AT SCOUT FIELD DAY — ANDERSON TAKES FALL OUT OF SPINELLA — CITY LEAGUE WILL OPEN ON JUNE 20 Managers of Five Teams Gather at Meeting in City Hall The New Britain City Baseball | league will start on Saturday after-| nqon, June 20, at Walnut Hill park, according to a decision reached at a meeting of managers Wwith James Naughton of the publlc amusement commission in Room 201 in the City hall building last night at 8 o'clock. Five baseball teams were represanted and all stated that their teams were enthusiastic over the prospects of a city league this year. Because of the fact that represen- tatives of other teams were expected to attend last night's session and be- cause, also, the wish has been to have a six-team league, the meeting set Monday, June 8 as the limit for | the sixth team to apply for admis- sion into the feague. Any manager wishing to put a team in the fleld 28 the sixth member of the city league circuit, may do so by apply- ing to James Naughton between now and that time. The first applicant that comes forward with an or- ganized team, will be the first to be accepted. Those who attended last night's meeting were James Naughton, rep- | resenting the public amusement commission; Abe Aronson for the Orloles A. C.; Stanley Drenzik for the Burritt A, C.; Ken Saunders for the Pirates A. C.; Ross McCourt for the Rangers A. C.; and Tommy Aldrich for the Dragons. The managers decided Judge Willlam F. Mangan during the season as uan advisory | board of one member. All disputes | and protests arising during the sea- xon will bhe submitted to the secre- | ltary of the league who in turn will turn the protest over to the ad- visory board for settlement, | It was also decided to limit the teams to 18 men and managers of the combinations who plan to enter | the league will be required to hand the list of their players in to the | board of managers by Tuesday, June 16. These lists will govern the personnel of each team during the plaving season. It is planned to have the league | run eight weeks. All games will be played on Saturday afternoons, two at 2 o'clock and one at 4 o'clock. This will give the league with six teams in It, time to play | twice around the circuit, | The next meeting will be held in | the Cil hall room next Thursday | {Tyght at which time the managers | WM elect a president and seereta {and rules will be drawn up for th lconduct of the league. The Spald- | ing ball will be used. | James Naughton announced last I inight that applications for pasitions |as umpires in the league wili be re- cefved by him at any time, All the good umplres in the city are ex- | pected to apply for appointments to the league and with the spirit shown to have to act |given GASCOS WIN FROM P. & F. CORBIN OFFICE TEAM — FRED ZEHRER ELECTED CAPTAIN OF HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM — SPORTING BRIEFS § { (GIBBONS- TUNNEY BATTLE TONIGHT | Leaders in Heavyweight Ranks Square OIf at Polo Grounds - New o¥rk, June b. (AP)—Two of the leaders In the heavyweight ranke who have ben tugging at t mantle of Jack Dempaey will square oft tonight at the Polo Grounds in a fifteen round bout to a decision. ‘They are Gene 'hmuiy of New York and Tom Glbbous of 8t. Paul clever boxers with punching power ANDERSON TARES OF TEN FROM SPINELLA Conneoticut State Champlon Wins From Brooklyn Man in Total Pinfall by 96 Pins Fddle Anderson, state bowling champlon, took Barney Spinella, of Brooklyn, N. Y., one of the country’s best duck pin rollers, into camp last night at the Casino alleys. The local pin buster took seven out of the ten games playeq and had a margin in the total pinfall of 98 over the Brooklyn champ. Anderson Was at the top of his form while Spinella fell down repeatedly in the pinches. Anderson's average for the evening was 117 and Spinelia’s was 107, A slim crbwd saw one of !hg greatest matches ever played in this sectionl | (pat has been sufclent to dispuse of the state. Both bowlers wers | or many a likely aspirant. bothered considerably by the heat! 1y will be & mating of twe veter. and Spinella semed to be more of | 4y of the World War, two ex- his game on account of the per-| pononts of the same fighting style spiration which poured over him|,nq two clean cut warrlors whose from the evertion of rolling the | records place them oa a footlng so games, even that opiulon Is equally divided The match of 10 games was for & to the outcomme. A 27 year old purse of $600 and & great cheer| fuiory bachelor Wil fght a 36- went up from the gallery when the | v.n. 01y western family man. announcer made it known that An- Two wecks from tonight & seeond derson had won. The spectacle of | pyyr or heavyweight sontonders will two great bowlers rolllng against ), y.on 1y o Mctropolitan audlence. each other, {s something that doesn’t | 4, y will be Harry Willa Negro happen every day and aithough New | ., i, yor uccepted as an autstand- Britain has a large following of the ing oponent for Dempsey by the game on the lanes, the weather I8 |y oyng bogrd, and Charlls Weinert glven as the reason for the slim at-| /"o oury "N J., conqueror of Luir tendance at last night's match. Firpo. Promoters meanwhile are The results of the games Were a8 | .,y ing on agditicnal elimiation foliowal bouts, though Juck Uempsey has cabled from Paris his wiliingnens {o met the winner of tonight's fight. Tong and careful training have brought Tunney and iGbbons to thelr best welghts, with an ad- | vantage of only ene pound or two for Tunney. New York fans will be looking to Tunney for victory as this city's first possible heavywelght champion. The metropolis has yet to produce a supreme ruler of the fistic realm. Gibbons, seking to lengthen the string of western heavyweight kings, ayns at a record attained only by Bob Fitzsimmons, who was the only man to win the heavyweight title when past the age of thirty-six. The §t. Paul man’s supporters point 3. | to his clean, stmple life as helping Klopp pitched a fine game and was | Nim to retain tho strength, ability exgellent support by his [@nd stamina which frequently have | failed other veterans. | Experts forecast a duel of body Sl pleY | punching i the early rounds. Al- R. H. F | thought the chances of a knockout . .205 209x—11 13 1| Are considercd slim, Tunney is rated 100 1100— 3 3 2| as having the best chance to put League Standing. | over a finishing blow. but on the w. Pet, | other hand Gibbons has. greater ex- | pertence and s considered the su- | perior boxers, The promoters of the fight have prohibited radio casting from the grounds. Preliminary houts —King Solomon | ot Panama vs. Romero Rojas of | Chile, 8 rounds; Jack De Mave, New York vs. Bud Gorman, Wisconsin, 6 rounds; Ray Neuman, Jersey City vs. Bob Lawson, Negro light heavy | weight champion of the world, Spinella of Brooklyn | 99, 106, 120, 87, 112, 106, 127, 119, 93, 104, Anderson of New Britain 181, 110, 128, 123, 108, 136, 122, 90, 102, CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH LEAGUE TEAM RESULTS | Team Four Defeats Team One and | 119, Goes Into First Place | in the Standing Team 4 went into first place Wednesday afternoon by downing Team 1 by a score of 11 to 3 mates. Friday afternoon Team Team 1. Team Team L. feam 0 1,000 1 750 500 | 000 From Diamond Dusters ‘The Pirate Juniors last night won their Aifth straight game baseball, their victims Diamond Dusters. in indoor being the 6 last night, the City league’ will be | | better than ever this year. s Omaha, the 00 FOR BOUT June b.—Promoters Morrie Schiaifer-Joe Simonich | welterweight fight here tonight have offered Mickey Walker, welter- | weight champion. a $15,000 guaran- tee for a fight with the winner, they announced yesterday. of BACK IN FORM Miss Kitty McKane, 18-year-old | English tennis champion, appears to be in winning form again after a rather poor start on the courts this| season. The other dey she scored a | sive victory over John Try in | the finals of the Surrey champlon- ship. wenee o Wonder What an Al Thinks About | rounds; John Grosso, New York, v Jack Mec Donald York, 4 Skinner vs. bout. The score was 6 to 3. The feature of the game was a steal of home by P, Peretta. The | roynds. 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