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

wili hold un impor- tant praotice nesslon tonight at 6:30 o'clyek at the Plonees, dlamond on Eills otveel and all members af the baseball téam aie urged to he pres- ent, Manager McCourt 18 filling out the gehedule for the team and the Kinks will have to be taken out. The Rangers wiil have a glorious time on the annupl boat ride on Sunday, There is 8 large crowd go- ing and a good program -of sports and eéntertainment is being pro- vided. This was the sport of the old days, sailing down the Connec- ticut river. A basaball game will wind wup the day. The City leaghe 15 bosming right along. No more interest was ever shown in any léague In this city than there is right now in the en- tries _for the city champlonship. Three games will be played at Wal- nut Hill park this Saturday to open the league play, two at 2 o'clock | and the other at 4 o'clock. | Players apparently are pleased with the adoption of the double um- pire system at, the hill. One man Lehind the plate and the other on the bases will make for a hetter game and less Kicking. A large crowd will be on land to watch Mayor Paonessa wind up for | the firgt fast shoot across the pan) The mayor can do it and he is get- ting his arm in shape for the trial next Saturday, Landers,! Frary & Clark Co, are booming sports ef all sorts this year. The making of a recreation field for thé employes of the plants in and | around New Brftain is onesof the dling the traffic necessitates a num- and motor vehicle departments have co-operated to institute rules for one-way travel, parking, etc. A force of aproximately 60 staté po- on July 10. This will be the hot. Lest league: formed In town and all the players are In the finest of form In anticipation of a fast play. Here the rivalry will be of the pure- est and best sort., The Inter-Church league gets away next Tuesday at Willow Brook v\rk and some fast stepping will be scen in the games to be played. The teamms are practicing regularly for the opening date and the fireworks will start with a bang. The South church team will play a practice game at Lake Compounce Saturday against a picked team from the oth- er church teams, The South church team feels that it has the league champlonship cinghed already. TRAFFICRULES AT NEW LONDON RACE Special Road Regutations fo Be Enlorced Tomorrow Hartford, June 18.—8Special regu- latifons designed to facilitate the movement of automobile traffic for the annual Yale-Harvard boat race at New London tomorrow afternoon were made public today by the three state departments having the duty in charge. With more than 20,000 people expected to attend the event by automobile, the problem of han- ber of road rules so that there will be a minimum of confusion on the highways. As has been the custony for sev- | eral years the state police, highway ,three again greatest complish. Not to end with that however, the company has arranged | the and forth to the Stan- grounds and, besides, will purchase all the bats and balls to transport the players teams baclg ley Quarter on ] 0 uring the season. 10 e ued dniing will supplement the stato officers. Thers is notning betier for the|A PIan has been deviscd whereby a morale of any organization than to foster clean; wholesome sports, and the officials of lLanders, Frary & 0roton at every third of a mile for Clark seem to realize this. Just at |2 distance of four miles. The plan there is no more |C4ll8 for the stattoni also, of the present time loyal hand+of employes working for the | any cohcern in town than at Landers plant. the company has the good qualities shown by recreation, The officials of appreciated, because if they would ‘swell *to bursting with just | y,5410q, pride. . | ¥or two hours aften the race, g | south-bound traffic only will be per ~ Now comes the P. & F. Corbin [Mitted on the east side of the| team in the City league with the river, All parking must be on the | full backing of the plant. This | West side of the highway, so that team, a late entry inta the City |in the event of an emergency, am- league, hids fair to make things in- | bulances or fire apparatus, may be teresting for all opposition. | permitted to pass. No Parking' {and “One Way” signs will be The ¥afnir plant has a feam in |Placed along the course at con- | the league that will also make |venient places and bulletins will be things hum. Manager Tommy Al- |handed each driver as he crosses rich who is also president of the |the bridge giving him traffic regu- league, has a combination of good baseball players and these will make their opponents step to keep in toych with them during the course of the league. Danny Kramer, the Philadelphia featherweight, who was considered as a fighter until Kid Kaplan, Con- necticut’s own, slaughtered him in the elimination contests in ‘New York, ts now comifg out with a squawk that he got a raw deal dur- ing the contests in New York. The only rew deal we know that he re- ceived was a raw beating from the champ. He is working for another bout with the Meriden battler and we admire him for it hecause he is sure to get double what he got the last time. Three New York clubs are look- ing for a Kaplan-Dundee bout nest month. We hope that arrangements will be made to bring these two to- gether as we feel that Kaplan's title will be good everywhere after he gets through with Johnny. “Chucky” Wojak got one out of in Hartford yesterday besides scoring one of his team's runs. He hit one to right field that got away fromr the gardener there and “Chucky” romped to third. He scored immediately on a sacrifice fly to Solomon. He had a day off in the outfield not getting any chances. The I'alcons are planning to bring a good attraction here next Sunday for the game at St. Mary's field. Manager Venisk! promises fo bring one of the hest teams in the state for the loval fens who hdve been tollowing the teum's work this year. He hasnt decded vet on which team to bring to the-eity, but will announce his selection tgmorrow. The Lloys' baseball league which {s Leing sponsored by the Rotary club will get away to a fiying start ATTENTION For the benelit of Cadillac owners we are now stocking a high grade Cadillaq Oil recommended by en- gineers at Cadillac factory for use in cars of the above makg. Repairing on all makes of cars. J. B. MORAN GARAGE 818% Church St. things a factory could ac- Thiz is not wholly | dus to the fostering of sports which | undertaken, but | the company to its men and women are | doubled by the efforts to give them | the eompany can rest assured that their efforts in behalf of the employes dre could mingle with the boosters from ‘the |\, \jver traffic plapt we are afraid that their chests | licemen will be on duty on all the main highways leading to New Lon- don and on the four-mile parking stretch on the east side of the Thames river in Groton where a view of the event is afforded. In addition a force of 30 U. 8. Marines from the submarine Base at Groton policeman will be stationed on the highway adjoining the river in three marines on the road at .each post between each state policeman. IAt the same time officers will be stationed at strategic points to dis- tribute circulars to autoists calling |upon them to use caution, ana a | number of mounted policemen will | patrol all the main routes on motor- cycles as far as the state lines in all directions. For an-hour before the race and until-an hour following, the draw- | bridge at New London will be closed in order that the automobile traffic may be properiy Chicago at Boston INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE | latigns. All traffic will at a standstill be required to be | during the race, so | | that tmmediately following its con- | clusion, the cars may start for New | | London without delay. | ANDRRS TEANPIOED FOR CONTEST SATURDAY ‘nm.-mls of the Inter-Department | Represent Company, | League Choose Players to The feature of the annual outing | [of the Universal club of Landers, Frary & Clark Co., which will be held at Uhlert's Grove in Walkng- | {ford Saturday afternoon, will be the | baseball game between the New | Hartford town team and a team | composed of the pick of the players in the inter-department league teams. The offi the league held a | consuitation vesterday and decided | lon the various players to make up the team to represent the factory. | There was a great deal of rivalry | between the various players over | which were to be selected for the | itions on the team and the offi- | There may be some players who | feel that they are entitied on_the team more so than men picked, but there will be other games during the year and the offi- cials will attempt to put those men whose records show them to be | above the average on the téam to represent the company | The lineup, of the Landers | for the game on Saturday will be as | tollows:— Klatka, ¢; Holmberg, pi | Oakes and McCabe, 1% Patterson, [ 2b; Bucherri, ss; Arel and Hillstrand | 3b: Goeb,' 1f; Basil, cfi Seifel, rf: and Burns and Kolode, substitutes The New Hartferd team will be | Jined up as follows:—Brennan, ss; Healey, 2 b; Yahne, 1b; Dujack, p and cf; Charles Warner, rf; Rusinko, | 1f.; Kostak, cf. and p.: H ‘l' ine, 3b. J. Caine ¢ and Smith, Sahrek nnrxJ it‘urt Warner, substitates. S s e PANTHERS FORFEIT GAME The Diamond Dusters claim a for- | feited game agaifist the Panthers | pecause of an event that happened to pluces | those | team yesterday. A game was scheduled between thefe two teams at the Pioneer ‘diamond and the Dusters showed up at the field but were met by nobody. Not one of the | Panthers team showed up. The gamewas therefore declared for- feited by the score of seven to one The usual score in forfeited games 18 by the score of 9 to 0, The Dust- ers woyld like to hear from the y Yesterday's Results Jersey City 6, Toronto 2 Baltimore 3, Syracuse 2 wding 8, Rochester 4 Buffalo 15, Providence 5 The Standing Won Lost Baltimore 40 Toronto 38 Reading 35 Buffalo 38 Jersey City 34 Rochester 3 fACLES Providence Games Today Buffalo at Jersey City Toronto at Providence Syracuse at Reading. Rochester at Baltimore. EASTERN LEAGUE Bridgeport Albany Pittsfleld 5, Springfield 4. Hartferd 5, Worcester 0. Yesterday's Results The Standing Won Lost Albany 4 1 Springfield 3 2 Bridgeport 24 New Haven . 24 |ctals with it understood that they |Hartfora : have, in their judgement, picked the | waterbury ... men for the places according to their | worces 29 ability and all around play. Pittefield 34 Games Today Bridgeport at Waterbury New Haven at Albany. Pittsfield at Wor Hartford at Springfield. 'SALESMAN SAM | struck out— OND GAME) NATIONAL LEAGUE W YORK | 1| Get factory-fresh, foil - wrapped | cigars! Ask for |l the pocket pack- P.C. 618 ) 1‘ age of 5 or 10 ; Blackstone cigars. 40x 346 |9 GOING LAME- | (A | [vueser caeat (QREWTI- (VE FLOPED 6000 OF THEE. )/ | HAMBURGEAS TODAY PLAEADY- MY WAIST MU LONGER ) Gu2zLEm » HOWKD NT TUAN ‘Bt OUER 19— AB_ L. H. po. A, g | The Pirate Juniors, a newly or- 30 0 o ganized team, has won its first vie- o . @ V0 tory with The Aces as victims. The {0 & 7 ) f0lscore of the contest was 5 to 4. The 30 = 1 o batterics for the Pirate Juniors were 30 0 1 1 0 Zigmund and Alick and for the Aces » 4 1 0| Steve and William. The Pirate Ju- "0 L niors are scheduled to play the HAToIEh 0 01 Washington streets. The score: | Blackstone village of Real, near Lisbon. The casualties embraced men, women and children, Another bolt killed two Portu- guese soldiers who were guarding a Spanish airplane visiting Portugal, | PARATE JUNIORS WIN. ROOH 5 Cvisiinnnios Pirate Juniors . L.000 102 100—4 .011 000 003—5 TWO ARRESTED FOR THEFT Joseph Carroll and Thomas Kape Alleged To Have Taken Law- rence Bielman's Car, 8hortly after Lawrence Bieiman of 240 Rentschler street, had reported the theft of his automoblle last night, Patrolman Anthony Milewsk! and Peter Skierkowski brought Jos- eph Carroll and Thomus Kpne to police headquurters and lodged a charge of theft ugainst them. Carroll and Kane had been trailed through the city's streets by friends of Bielman who recognized the reg- Istration numbers of the missing car, and at an opportune moment, they hailed the two police officers, bring Ing about the arrest. Today the alleged offenders were presented before Judge B, W. Alling on charges of stealing the car and through Attorney T, K. McDonough they pleaded not guilty. Bonds were fixed at $500 and the case was set down for trial next Tuesday. Bielman with some friends was at- tending a carnival and had parked his car at the corner of West and Stanley streets. At 10:05 o/clock he found the machine missing. He communicated with the police de- partment and police in Hartford, Meriden and Waterbury were asked to be on the lookout for the car. The arrest of Carroll and Kane came shortly afterward. The cases of four drunks were the only matters disposed of in this 1§ TOLD OF COURSE HE CAN PUT HI5 SWEATER ON ALONE- HE'S GETING BIG ENOUGH TO DO THINGS FOR HIMSELP SOME M EVE NG S0 HE CAN TIND NEITH- ER ARMHOLE AND (ALLS TOR HELP oM HIM, A | [EMOE WAoE 102 W | OF POP (ORN KERNELS - NOT TH' POPPED CORN - | WANT {oNae OATH NOW To POT SOME. N THio FRESH BATLH OF HAMBURGER BUR ‘HAM i 10¢ J43H, _ ONIoN 7 REE. € TURNS WRONG SLEEE MOTHER SIGHS , © McClure Ne: JRITH FUSTARD S¢ morning’s docket. REDUCED TO $11.95 Sweater. CINCINNATI AB R H, PO A E veeed 1 [ 1 - ¥ serenesdd o 0 0 2 0 Roush, of . T e o e N Bressler, If 1 0 0 g 2°9 Zitaman, rf . ' Reh [ SRR VR | Pinelll, »s . 3 0 1 1 1 o Niehats, P (O i R | — « | Wingo, © A e R T R [ | —— (R ¥ Luque, p e I | “ontinued rom Preceding Page) L AN - S B 0 o 55w w o o Should Not Search Pleasure Tudge, - x—Ran for Cowdy In 8th, Blites Panion Aok o 1 ofxew York ..., 20,000 000 090—0 3 0 Pecks & 3 1 ¢ Cincinnat| 100 000 00x~1 G “ G [s BUsl. 0o 6 11 B 1 wo bam nit—Tioush. Threo base hit- (! 1 OVernment yays Zachary, p Pt ; Gowdy, Aticas—~Crits, Wingo, Roush. i Marberry, b uoer 850601 ,," ~Critz to Pinelll. ~ Left on % ol et e, IR L :nu— ;wn:n(r]k 4, Cinclanati 5. Base on | Washington, June 18 (P—The 4 ) Totaly 207§ g7 o Ty |Dlleoft Bentley 3, Lugue 1, steuck out | T e ant When packing through the bush {8t LOU .ivivvsiiyy 0L 000 000wt |mes? Bhovien ‘and brpey, U iiered= Sree- o RN LMY Patrol for lpng distances kecp the load | “ASHNEten ® : E Badiliseg ‘obdersd lo osase halting base it down, Avoid packs of more than | Riuege, Ruel Do pleys—Ridege to BROOKLYN and searching pleasure boats plain. 35 or 40 pounds. Thirty or 25 pounds '”";“;‘ ®. Harcls to Peck-to Jufige, Harris | 3 A.B. R H. PO. A B |ly recognizable as such and opera- er. v to Ju Bush to Bl oft on base— | Johnston D A R AT | ks o ; B, Lows 5, Weshington 5. —maes o aiiy | Block, 1 o i % 2 173 tltors of these craft in turn are asked avel slowly, Two short steps Is [ —on” Bush' 1, zZachary 1. Btruex ot | Whest, 'if “8 12 1 0 offo glve the dry navy any informa. betier than one long one. Go over by Bush 2, Hits oft Zachary § in § Fournier, 4 1 1 14 0o oftlon they mgy pick up concerning your packsack curefully, Cut out [§ff Mart :‘_}:’;“ cf 5.4 1 % 2fthe smugglerk. & everything you don't absolutely need. | yoriay | Lofew 0 0 1 o of Rear Admiral Billand, coast guard Make _both shoulders carry the 2 0 2 0 1 o|commandant, has directed that load. Keep the load out of the 4 0 0 2 0 Olsmall yachts and similar pleasure- small of your back. Arrange so | N 70, A ¥ | HUbNER ©0 0 o o o ofbent vessels be unmolested unless chest and arms do not bind. | 2 0 1 o|Dbeberry, x ... 1 0 0 0 o ofthey attract suspicion by communi. ~ When you get lost in the woods |¢ 1 1 3. p|Oeschger, p ... 0 0 0 ": l"‘ 2 cating with rum runners or hover- find & stream and follow it down I{,w, 1) s ;‘T"”"w = 111 % " °ling ahout the liquor fleet. The ad- Eventual)y the stream will bring you | cabh, of IR Totaly 26 3 9 24 13 1|miral's action was prompted by nu- to a habitation, 1If blazing a trail | Fothergill, 0t O PITTEBURGH merous recent clashes between the be sure you can mark your last e oy et AB R M. FO. A Elpatrols and private boats, shots be- blaze before making a new one. 2§ o .ehaeors v ¢ 1 1 4 3 1|ngfired in some instances. Make shoulder high and easily |! 0 2 o ofCuyler rt , 4 2 1 5 0 o] Yachtsmen were asked by Ad- | seen. ware of old trails, They T"‘:;-’frr L 051 °‘v',3,",'\","':,”' . : 151 : 1 2 miral Billand to cooperate by “hav. {wind around aimlessly and will con- | &ynge. . et e U3 0.1 z 5 1|8 nothing whatever to do with the fuse even those who know them. Dauss, p . 10 o | Graptham, 1 0 8 o0 0lrum running tugs and motor boats" ol Totals T et LR N i 1 3 and by heeding any signals from i 1821 7 ofYde p ... 2 0 2 2 Ylcoast guard vessels, They could as- ‘ Totals e TN 2|sist also, he said, by advising the i Baseball at a Glance l H. xBaiten tor tanbell n Tt guard when they sight a new rum e 0 e for Camcliper In Sk 15 s [WID off the const. VATION AGUR 0 Pittshurgh [,000 033 30x—8 e NATIONAL LEAGUE 0 Two hase hit at, Cuyler, Travior. | READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED Home r Stolen base—Wheat. ™ o Yesterday's Result 1 1 | Bacrifice Double _ plays— ADS FOR RESULIS N ay's Results non Wright to Moore ta Grantham, Johnaton Cincinnati 1, New York 0 AR L L A Pittsburgh 8, Brooklyn 3 Wit e O T, R e py e il Chicago 5, Philadelphia 4 Ferguson, p 1O out—by Yde o irimes § n B, ton-St. L Heduled J (0 out in 6th), Hubbell Boston Louis, not scheduled. nson, 90 D 0 in 1. Dnsing pitcher Umpires e et L0y McLaughiin, Rigler and Hart. Time— The Standing Totals = A ¥ 2:03, Won Lost x—Batted for Ehawkey In Srd New York 33 21 Two base hits—Wingo, Blue, Tiiree hase PHILADELPHIA | Pittsburgh 30/ 1 Lits—Dauss, Hellmann, Gehrig. Homs | AB. R H PO, A E leinatnnatt 20 4 runs—Cobb, Wing Famnn); Sands, 88 L BT YT 3 2 N [ —Wanninger to Ward | Fonseca, 2b SECRE T R e Brooklyn 29 i e, Teft on hasea—New York 6, | Willlams, rf .. PRI ) 2 0 0 0 St. Louis 6. Base on balls—off Dausa 3, | Harper, cf .. SRR 1 B | ! oft H. John- | Henline, o Sipe L s (] Chicago 58 4, by Shaw- | Wrighteto: Sevidt 0T g e Philadelphia 3 HitsZoff Shawkey,7 In 3, off Fer- | Hawks, 1b et 011410 Wonion 22 i 2, (none out 0 Gth). off Beall | Huber, 3h RS OTRO S0 silg ! & fired no batsmen). off H, Johnson | Wilsen, x ... L8080 08 0 S red no bhatsmen), off Jones 8 In 4. | Kimmick, .0 0 0 0 0 o0 Games Today | cher—Shawkey. Decatur, p GO0 e Philadelphia at Chicago, McGowan and Gelsel. e T e New York at Cincinnati SN g CHICAGO ) Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. (FINST GAME) AB.R. H PO A B Fully . Boston at St. Louis. | CHICAGO | Adams, b ... 10 . ol il ! A.B. R H. PO. A. E.|Pittenger, e ) = = ' 41 9 o o|Frelga, m clh R g Guaranteed AMERICAN LEAGUL £ g SS0 [ BmoksRac SREIEE S8 2R R0 1 2 0| Weis, If . 100 T s iy i e o 1| mHartne, (o g i For 90 Days - . : 0| Grimm,” 1h 40 N0 1 o) Yesterday's Results : : l A:A..r,w‘_ rt [ DI S WG BN Detroit 19, New York 1 B0 = v ek e Philadelphia 10, Cleveland 3 Faher o 0 Totals 31 1 10 0 Washington 2, Louis 1 3=Baited tor Huber in 3th . T O T ey Totals 15 z—One out when winning run score Chicago 5, Boston & (fi 1me) RO TON Piritadelphia e n 1 D Boston 7. Chicago 6 (second AB. R . A. E.| Chicago 200002 001— game). ot S 9" 6| Two base hits—Heniine, Brooks W 3 n 4 ) Pittenge Blake, Three base hit ' el 1 0 1 gau. Home runs—Fonseca, Har The Staniing g ) 0 0|Brooks. Stolen bases—Brooks, Fons ) a1 A 1|Sacrifice—Blake. Double play—Hen Won Lost A 2 0[to Hawks to Fonsera to Sands. Left >hila a 37 5 1iek0 2 1| base—Philadelphia 8, Chicago 7. Base i\l" haslphily = I, 1 ® 0|on balls—oft Decatur 1, Blake 2. Struck ashington ..... 26 1 0 2 0lout—by Blake hy Deratur 2. Hit by Chicago 28 27 n ] n r—bhy Der r (Adamas), Umpires— Clevelan 0 0 0] MeCormick and Klem. Time—1:48. e T \_"I‘:H: & - = —_— 39 WASHINGTON ST. 8t. Le 3 10 5 . . =} . [Detrot n, Lightning Strikes Box v York nn in_9th. - . Boaton 35 | Chirag ooz w5 Of Fireworks! Two Dead 5 | Two base hita—heelr, Ho Boone, Lishon, Portugal, June 18 (A— Games Today Jasl e mstalen el s R (e S0l o [pareon sk ware) kiliedgand a4 in® Snapshots Of Junior St. Louis at Washington. ins to Sheely, Davis to Colline to [jured yesterday when lightning Detroit at New York. lieely. Left an hascs—Chicagn 5. Pston |struck a box of fireworks and caused Cleveland at Philadelphia, 5o pase on Ralineoll IReIEd QU 2 a nfexntosion during n testivaltatithe Gettlng Into His REPORTS A LITILE TRIOMPH- ANTLY SOMERODY'LL HAVE WISHING MOTHER. O COME UPAND REACHIT WOULD PUT ITON TSR~ MEAD DOWN OFF HOOK FOR HIM HIM OF AUTO AT CARNIVAL YEAR DURING YEAR (This Is Average as Result of ' Sickness Minneapolis, June 18 (P—That the equivalent of 900,000 persens lose a year of work during each |calendar year that passes, with the |10ss distributed among all the wages |earners of the country at an avers |age of nine days each, was stated here today by Dr. Emery R. Haye hurst, professor of hygiene, Ohlo State university, before delegates ate |tending the annual meeting of the National Tuberculosis assoclation. Dr. Hayhurst sald: “In the jast |few years the holdup in the geners! decline of tuberculosis is principally |in connection with industrial centers |and with the entrance of youths into {industry. Workers' rates for tubers |culosis are not decreasing concur- rently with the drop in tuberculosis |in other relations of life. “The causes are found in lack of |medical examination when hiring iemplnyel. failure to investigate causes of iliness and absence, and the improper eating of rich concen trated food. “Among 446 industrial establishe {ments included in a recent sumyey of plants practicing regular physieal examinations of their men, results were so satlsfactory that only 1% discontinued the pelicy aftef & 6-VOLT, FULL SIZE COLUMBIA BATTERY Bullt By PREST-0-LITE €0, at Indianapolis ¥ FOR FORD, ESSEX: DURANT, CHEVROLET, BUICK FOUR, Ete, -~ For All Other Cars Proportionately Priced O’Neil Tire & Battery Co. 'PHONE 900 ARMS WN_RRSY = ! INUTES LATER. EXPLAINS HE CANT 15 LD SAEEVESPRD: \ HE HAS GOV HEARS SHOUT ISN'THE FIND THE OTHER ARM- READV VET ? HE'S KEEP- HOLE RYONE WAITING ITON a?m wim UP AND STRAIGHT- WHEN SHE HAS COUNT- ER ON = INSIDE OF. ND TELLS KM IR r Syndicate ENS SWEATER OUT POR ED TEN, THEY'RE G0~ MOTHER SIGRS AND ING WITHOUT FiM DU IT ON RIGHT 900,000 LOSE ONE " ] by