New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 8

ATHLETICS HAVE BAC KS TO WAL — FALCONS DOW MERIDEN MOHAWKS — CORBIN RED SOX LOSE TO HARTS MERIDEN TEAM— ALL-KENSINGTON TAKES VICTORY — SEMINARY NOSES OUT HIGH SCHOOL — PIRATES DROP ONE TO WATERTOWN — NEWS BRIEFS GUE LEADING ATHLETICS * NOW HAVE BACKS T0 WALL Senators Within Half a Game of Mackmen—Champions Trim Browns—Sam Jones Conquers Tigers, While Ruth Gets Second Homer — Robins Break Reds’ Winning Streak—Cards Take Third Straight from Phillies — Cubs Beat Braves — Giants and Pirates Are Idle. New 5 Athletics, the American league May now | wall them this mo staff and comfortable 1 the last Washingtor moved along most the same pa tors spurted. With but a game a half dividing them Saturday champions yesterday heat Browns, @ 10 8§ shutting out the pace ma of the Indians gave fhe their fi coal whi ¥eason He allowed which three Ington won in t lies by Louis tied Both Davis and shelled from A brush for six® American league and New York victims of good pit Jones. | hi sixth, gave the as the Yan Deyle for twelve lies. Babe Rut homer of the The Robins, with broke week-old of the Reds in the The St. Louis their fast pace hy straight gatherir pitchers. The Cubs took game from the the Giants Pirates had AMERICAN LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA AB.R. H ‘ 0 York who have June leading early 1o | Ks to t mnce a their ba a game hamplon crippled pitehing to dwindle in Only | separa trom the Senators A atting rgin and W Cleveland wa kers. Karr Mackmei only vere by z CINCINNATL a.B R Coveles bun the r runs into t tal- Tigers all were sailing ts and eig nde his s the Cardinals three | Bent he second and the place a holiday Righar Dykes Lamar Simmona Miler, Coehrane Paeie Gnliawa smit Walher Btokes Bagwe! Hale, Tota Jamisean Les, tf Bpenke: J. gewe 1. Sewe Spurgeon Lutzke, 3 Knode Karr. Tota x—Ratted xx—Batt Philadeiphia Cleveland Twa ol Fa Bishop ta G delphia Walkerg 5 verg 1 CAPTAIN OF 1 15—M STORRS BOUT WOMEN STAGE L Fight I a, June 15 () first pugil omen staged e e oppe ing rs— | Maria 8. Rice |up to the ble plars=Dasis to Me- | pye Tu (unassisted) Harrie to Judge. Left | PUMM ashington 5. Base | rounds M tion La 1 métee and W of Chile A Rice and 1L and 8. Harris. I Manus to Sisler Peckinpaugh ts £ on basee—St Louls § mplic lin en g tt (BY P. J. BINNOTT) Calif., June 13.—"Pop" is a maker of Berkeley, Fuller of tennis stars But as a player he's a “dub.” He has deve uminaries, headed by Helen oped a long string of | Wills singic natic and Olympic women's champion; Helen Jucobs, na- tional junior champion, and Crans- ton Holman, national playground chamyp, and picked to win the na- | tionat junior ut when nimse lub' and 1 know it,"” says Pop, otherwise W. C. Fuller of the Berkeley 'Te s Club. I never play any of young- sters 1 coach,” he suys. It wouid my \value us teacher if they ) brat me of them And t danger, they would vaught Helen Game world owes a nage, who retired trom pProsidence, k. 1., a num- me active in this season, it comes o playing tenn I'm a the a AS 1105t is the gin to coy could do too e tennis lot L ss r o1 ysars ago 10 bec 1S, He toek charge o ReC or the nat and sinee of the tennis | rganization in eloping slar after kid 1 moment | ¢ I picked her yvs Fuller, Berkeley s ,and started velop a champlon, To begin with, sight for got club to omer T nnis to try in in she had wonder- endid digpo: yeique for the game not of a speedy build, so wch her for a strong. which oy a for her sufficient. work every day, using s, which I would earned placing indkerchiet placed on built up her net same patient work r 1,000 trials at the rn down the same oss the court (her most She worked just as ting footwork. verance won out veloped, 1 matched her with ers, There would be s coming out of every eet Soft shot” Hardest shot' Miss Wills ot that with her speed pINg opponents back— inhe fear of the for fear of heing atruck eded a eoft ahot to opponent t run But ‘dink’ was rent 1y more work wonderful £ a aught fn are dsvelopsd, strategy. It 1s chow any great Tt mugt be de- play them closely, then 1 pread him frem for de regular intil plaver and 1 0, George ipman’s yme at his Tennis “Dub” Champion Maker SEHNI! SIS * HELENJACOBS » PIRATES WHITEWASHED IN ABBREVIATED GAME Maxwell and Palmer Engage In Pitching Duel With the Former (oming Out On Top The Pirates A. C. baseball tean of thig city in a game that was lim ited to seven innings yesterday b cause of rain, were nosed out by th strong Independents of Watertow!: by the score of 4 to 0. Maxwel and Palmer were both in good form: but bunched hits gave Watertown the runs. Both nines played a good fielding game arby” Carrazzo caught a swect game for the Pirates and Beagle made the longest hit of the game a sweeping liner to left for two bags. Darrow, star third sacker for the high school team, broke into the lineup for the first time yesterday as a pinch hitter in the seventh iIn- ning. He singled. Charlow, also of the h school squad, played a good ficlding game in left Maxwell's work featured town's play The summary PIRATES AB. R ' ‘ Water- o Reagle. Left on hases Umpire—Higgins. scorer—Eaunders. str HILLTOPS BEAT BURRITS Hilltops took Rurritt streets by the yesterday The batteries nd Walter W. for Eddie and Johnny for Burritts, Leonard of the Hill- tops made two three-haggers. Stan- ley K. made one, while Walter sock- ed one lit. Tootsie for Burritts connected for a Babe emash and Johnny and Eddie Nigger Hill The score: score of Ruth conne Hilltops Thunderbel Rurritts Hilltops 1 play the ts Tuesday 712600 TEER) n 3 3 MILITARY CHANG Hartford. Cenn June Three promotions have basn an- nounced by the adjutant general's office in the personnel of the Con necticut National Guard Lieut. Laurence B. MeEwen has bean promoted to a captaincy and arsigned to command the headquar Private Fred H. Borne man, Battery E, has been appointed second lieutenant of the same eom- pany. Seggeant Roger C. Fairchilde, service company, 169th infantry, has heen appointed second leutenant of infantry and headquar- ters company, 169th infaftry, 15 (A— ters battery assigned to 2nd another from | the Proits iR e e e e ) OUT HIGH TEAM Local Outtit Is Brilliant in Last (iame of Season —_— In one of the best games of the entire year, the New Britain High school haseball ttam was nosed out Baturday by the St. Thomas Semin- ary nine of Hartford at Elizabeth park by the score of 2 to 0. Kelly of the seminarians and Salmon engag- ¢d in a pitching duel and both came out with honors about even. New RBritain was able to send out only two hits off Kelly.*Salmon allowed five hits, but Kelly walked four and fanned eight while Salmon walked only two and struck out ten of the seminary batters. Both plitchers were in rare form and had the bat- ters at their mercy. 'The locals were never more bril~ llant tMan they were in the defeat of Saturday and the 1925 season was closed in a hlaze of glory. Haber, Neipp, Darrow, Belser and Conlin, playing their last game for their alma mater, shone throughout the contest and ended their high school days fizhting hard for the red and gold.” Haber made five brilliant catches in left field while Neipp and Conlin sent out two hits for the team. It was a fitting close to the carecrs of the boys. In the third inning, the seminar- tans through a cleverly executed squeeze play, scored two runs. The bases were filled and although the bunt was turned inte a double play, the damage had been done. In the ninth inning, a heart breaking session hroke for the locals. With a man on second and third, Claire sent out what looked ke a sure bingle for New Britain. Corrigan raced in from degp center and made a wonderful catch off his ghoestrings. This robbed the locals of a tie and ended the game. Saturday's loss was no disgrace for the local team. The players in- dividually shone and the High school fans look with regret and sorrow at the passing of Darrow, Neipp, Haber, Belser and Conlin. These were among the greatest of the High school athletes and the best wishes of the school will be with them in their future days. To show the closeness of the game the local infield had only two as- sists and seven put outs. Belser pad no put outs or assists while (laire had only one put out and no assists. The St. Thomas' outfield had only four putouts. The summary:- NEW BRITAI} A.B. R. CHALLENGE FALCONS The Spartans, one of the fastest semi-pro teams of Hartford, are |anxious to play the speedy Faicons lof New Britain. The Spartans were always a great drawing card in this city and no doubt would draw well it the two teams should meet. The Spartans have a great band of root- ers who follow them on their trips and a great rivalry exists between the “boys behind the rock” and the New Britain rooters. The manage- ment may be reached for any Sun- y game by getting in touch with homas P. Bowen, in care of Spar- tan A. C.. 44 Rose street, Hartford. Conn., or phone Hartford 3-1012 be- [tween § and 6 p. m, —————m— HEADQUARTERS POR | CAMPING . SUPPLIES TENTS Wall, Umbrella, Auto Touring, Poleless || coTs STOVES || LANTERNS | FOLDING CHAIRS FOLDING TABLES METAL TENT STARE INDIVIDUAL KITS LUNCH BASKETS BABY HAMMOCKS ¥ 0 Iparrow. b 0 {Haber, 1t Kapatka, Nelpp. © galmon, {Claire. Belser, Conlin, seully » b . = 1b lowurwasna Totals UTENSILS £T. THOMAS of b b Corrigan MeCann Morris, Gulllet, % Kelly, p Barry, ¢ Clabby Robinson Graham lorwwsoennes = twelocssssosomm nas ... . base liits, Cerrigan; stolen bases, Monaghan 2, Flynn; sacrifices, McCann; Kelly to Morr! Imon to left on bases truck out, by galmon 10; Nita oft Kelly 2 in oft Salmon 6 in 9 Innings; hit by pitcher, by Kelly (Bcully, Kapatka) wild pitches, Kelly; balk, Balmon; passed balls, Nelpp, Barry: winning pitcher, XKel- losing pitcher, non; umpire, Dunne; time of game celt 8 nninge sa 1: 02 000 00x—2 | se on balls | DOWN BY MERIDEN TEAN Tracy Hurls Afrtight Ball While Buckland Is Touched Freely For Bingles The Corbin Red Sox, with Tracy pitehing atr tight bl against them in the pinches, dropped a hard fought' game to Eddie Hart's Meri- den team by the score of 7 to 2 at Hanover Park yesterday. Buckland, on the other hand, was hit hard and timely and his team mates faltered when airtight ball wonld have 1lifted him froth the holes. Snyder made a pretty running catch of Carrington's lift that drew a well deserved hand, Kopec behind the bat, was In per- fect form ‘and his throwing was deadly all afterroon. Tracy's stolen base being the resnlt of a short pass hall on which the play was made. The summar ™ Atwood, 1t James, 2b Gustafson, O'Toole, 88 Carrington, 3 Oakes, rf . Ruckley, 1b Hackbrath, Tiacy, p ot [} [} 0 0 1 0 Corbin. Patrus, Snyder, Haber, Smith, Blanc of . o . It 2h h s woen Kopee, ¢ ... Rackland, Ferguson z 1 1 0 0 3 Totals . 1~ Batted Meriden Corbin_Red 8o! land. Bases on Huber. Sacrifice errors— 2 oth. 120120 10x—=7 000 001 010—2 land 3, Tra Hits- ackbrath, Buck- Wild pitch — Tracy. Strue Buckland 2, Tracey 7. Stolen bases—Blanchard 2, Bnyder, Tra- cy.. Double plays—O'Taole, James to Buckland; Patrus to Blanchard, left on bases Corbin 9, Meriden 8. Firat base on errors—Meriden 2 WHA pitch—Travey. Umpires — Dempsey, Doherty. Time of gome—1:55. Corbin Entry in City League to Practice The P. and F. Corbin city league entry candidates will meet at Wal- nut Hill park tomorrow night at 6:830 o'clock for practice and it is likely that a practce game with the Gascos will be n order. Manager Clarence Coons plays but one non- P. and F. n for his squad, this ‘hvh\;." “Red” Reynolds, former, High |school and Suffield star. Those who |are to report for pfactice tomorrow |are: Johnson, Mickey Huber, |Yeggs Patrus, Joe Jasper, | Griftith, Joe Jackson, George Slocket Ray Holst, J. Arbu Tony Aanass tasio, Joe Tobias, . Kosg, Eddiv Anderson, C. Larson, Benny White 2 =2l B balls o [M. Quirk and Fred Snyder. YANKS SIGN COLLEGIAN Danver, Colo, June 15 (P-— Francis MacDougall, star Colorado college haseball player, left yester- |York Yankees He will probably be |tried out at first base by Manager Huggins, he said. DISCOUNT ON ALL BASEBALL, GOLF AND TENNIS SUPPLIES HADFIELD' SPORT/ING GOOPS 15 MAIN ST. Open Eves. The Days of Real Sport l ¥ |ski took and tagged |day for New York to join the New ! NERIDEN MOHAWKS FALL 0 FALGON Jnglowskl Bists Nage In Swee Pitching Battle af St, Mary's The Falcons added the scalps o the Mohawks of Meriden to then list yesterday in a really good gam: of baseball at 8t. Mary's field, soor 8 to 1. Jaglowski and Nagel hoeked up In a sweet pitching battle, A triple by Kiatka with two mén on in the eighth broke up that, Jaglowskl did not allow a hit un til the fifth frame. From thén on he was tn trouble only to weather 4t ax-* cept in the eighth. Nagel was reach- ed for one in the first and thep was master of the situation until the sixth, There were fine fielding plays by Kania, Zeiger, Wojack, Klatka, Gau. dette, Ficken and Slater, while both catchers, Benson and Thomas, Aid neat work. The Falcons counted in the frat, Jervis hit one in front of the plate. Thomas made a good mickup but his. throw got away from Terrill Kredar sacrificed. Jervis scored on Sheehan's sinfile to left. IFfom then on It was close. Sialer got a sipgle In the sixth, when thé ball took a bad hop over Kania's head. He stole second. Dahlke pop- ped to Jaglowski and Zeiger grab- bed Terrill's fly. Patkoske singled to center, but Kredar's good throw got Slater standing up at the plate. n the eighth Gaudette started with a single over second. He went to seec- ord on Slater's bunt, which Jaglow- the rumner. Kania took Dahlke's short fly. Ter- rill .gingled to couter and Gaude.fl" scored. The Faleons came right back. Kre- dar singled by first. Kanla singled through short, Sheetan flied to een- ter. Klatka laced one on & line to deep left, scoring Kredar and Kania and making third, . He was out at the plate on Wojack's bounder to short. In the ninth, on when Wojack Jervis dropped a fly. tightened up and re The score: two Mahawks got mussed one and But Jaglowsk! tired the side, FALCONS AB. Tervis, 1f Kredar, « 7. Kania, . Sheehan, rf . Klatka, 1b Wojack, 68 . Zeger, 3b Jerry | s udetto | Patkosk | Kroeber, | Ficken | Thowns, el, 44 100 000" 022 o . 000 000 019 base hit—Klatka, Sacrifice hit Slater, Stolen bases — Wojark Teft on Bases—Falcons 7, Mo Bases on bal Htruck out — BY Nagel & Hit by pitched ball | Passed ball—Thomas. Umpire TO PLAY FALCONS The Community team of Meriden has again issued a challenge to the Falcons of this city and would Hk« [to hear from them. The Communi ties rate in the same class with the Mohawks and promise to beat th locals at their first meeting. Gam¢ may be secured through Geor: Lawszon at the “Herald.” French recruiting officers no investigation it an applicant ca | pass the physical tests. 'BRIGGS Totals 'alcons Mohawks Thiee | Krodar, Siater Hawks 9 mak