New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1925, Page 12

CITY IFAGUE MANAGERS HAVF SPFCIAL MEETING TONlGHT BALLERINO SUCCESSFULLY NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1925 DEFENDS CROWN — LANDERS LEAGUE TO RESUME TONIGHT — CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES TO BE PLAYED — SPRINGFIELD GOES INTO FIRST PLACE IN EASTERN LEAGUE 113334 AMERICAN TEAMS IN WEST | NATIONAL NINES IN EAST| New York Meets Pittshurgh in Gruelling Series — | Giants and Phillies Split Twin Bill—Boston Makes It Three Straight From Brooklyn—(leveland Takes Two From (hicago—Other Teams Not Scheduled. the lead i1 Natlo Although Phillies g first shut out of the day in the header, 6 to 0, they game from the Giant an eighth inning rally which scored | seven runs, Virgil Barnes blanked the Phils, confining them to three | hits. Boston made it three straight and the series from Brooklyn by taking the final yesterday, 8 to 4. Ehrhardt succumbed before a Braves' hom- bardment while Lefty Vargus, Bos- ton College recruit, triumphed in his first big league start, Cleveland humbled Chicago 1In both sections of a twin program, 3 o ‘ Burns, 1f rland Buckeye | wiiiams, the White Sox In the open- [Fonseca mitting but seven hits, Joe |Mokan, Shaute twirled the final number. Joe | 1erben 8ewell of the Indlans drove in five | Huber, runs with four singles in the two |[Frivers, engagements. R ons = Other clubs were not scheduled |1, Wiison,’ yesterday. The world champlons |\Wrightstone, meet the White Sox foday while the |Holke, 16 Athletics, next in line for the lead-| ' ership in the American league, start their western series with the In- dlans. Burleigh Grimes, Brooklyn pitch- @r, was suspended indefinitely yester- day for objecting to a ruling during a game with the Braves Sunday. NATIONAL LEAGUE (FIRST GAME) PHILADELPHIA AB. R H. their season yester double econd after the first game of a t Xxxx—Batlad for Gand In ath, xsxxx—Batted for Ring In §th Ran for Go: Kelly, 1 Lase Burne to Friberg, (unassisted.) Struck Barnes 4, by Ring 2, Bass o Ring 3, off Rarnes 1. Loft New Yark £, Philadelphia 2 Frisch (2), Terry, L. Wilson son. Umplres—MeCormick 140, run Two sand fo Ha and - Klem (BECOND GAMF) PHILADELPHIA AB. R H, 0 rt 1bi2b s of 1t 3h 0 0 1 1 ‘ SE xxh » Totals =13 () Young, rf . Friseh, Mousel, Kell : Lindstrom Wilson, cf Jackson, 8 . Snyder, Bentley, Huntzinger, Gowdy, xxx (BY BILLY E 3 a major lsague mana P Is it better to be a TLobibiitomag 2 human nature than Totals 30 x—Batted for Sand in sth, xx—Batted for J. Wilson in Sth xxx-—Batted for Huntzinger In Philadelphia . NeW, TOrk Vonevsshes Two base hits—Frisch, Meusel, Huber, Wrightstone, Mo 0 | seca, Home rmms—Harper, 0| Stolen hase—Lindstrom, Sacrifice ew York Burns, 1 Mitchell, x Fonseca, 2 Knight, Wrightstone, Harper, cf J. Wilson Hawks, 1h Friberg, 3b Henline, xxx g l ft Bentl Huber, 3b e 0 | off Mitchell 1. Struck out—by gand 2 2 0|el 2, Bentlay 1, Huntzinger 1 Holke, xxxx Bentley 7 In 72-3, off Huntzinger Kimmick, ss {113 " Wid piteh—Huntzing ¥ 0 | pitcher—Be Umplres McCormick, The career of Bran cently supplanted by by, Cardinals, so0. . | as manager of would ¢ ranch puzz braini never I manager. 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Greh Matched e FRESH Is diplomacy a greater a keen mind in achieving success to the use Rickey is tl game, success time Naying In Cleveland J 200t aiaptiiebises VANS) asset than ger? good judge of po ability to outguess the op ch Rickey, re- Rogers Horns- St one to think Loui crossword of the h as he One a 1 the Wallace, one ps that ever to Rickey was then s Browns 1able In't m It et with the emartest worke erned,” the d for 1ls of the of 1+ marvel. He them of e S thre the pitchout eignal, the Theories n inmchea » Fight Iv 14 has | | the | who 1cads with 2 mads to me over | vas plaving | looking | Americans leaguers, [ total said | club | {and nit | Hornshy | Wrightsto . HORNSBY TOPS HOME RUN | IITTERS IN BIG LEAGUE I'hree Contenders Are Bunched For Circuit Driving Crown Worn By Cards Manager Chicago, July 7. F—A week of | many baseball resulted in eighty-six home the highest weekly total season opened, and bunched three contenders for the home run crown close on the heels of Rogers Hornsby, of the &. Louis Nationals. | runs, since “Gabhby" Nationals, Hartnett, of tha Chicage the early-season leader, went on a rampage and connected for the circuit four times to land | Ken Williams, of the St. TLouls | also collected | making his of the| string | of the four round trip blows, 13, and Bob Meusel York Yankees, ran his by hitting one ont New 19 park Babe 1a Ruth returned ta the game | for the ecirenit three times, | but it brought his total to only six The leaders NATIONAL TEAGUE Home Runs Cluh Lonis Player Hartnatt (¢} 20 | Bottomley 8t Lonis a | Fournier Rrook New York AMERICAN TEAGUE York Kelly Mense Williama S Louis Philadelphia Cabh Datroft Alhant Clnb Has Touzh Sladding Past Week to Head Uist FASTERN LEAGUE RACE | | euch a ton of tha for second nlaes has A battle 2l with Waterburry, tard are 1geport in the tags ha firet and Alosa ta Albant show chowing of the winning games plaved. while Springfield and Tittstiald New games 1zaport rea and five of seven Hagttons 1 four and lost three each Rr on th an at lost while Dempsey and Estelle thlumn;: at ()n('o fghter to get was ints | impending battiea loubleheaders in major league | |day, { tungsten, | side’ influences. | the winner, | caster yearling sales, Dlplomacy Vs a Keen Mind UTAH CREWS WIN Carry Away Major Portion of Hon- ors At Annual Sailing Regatta of Annapolis Training Squadron. San Pedro, Cal, July 7 (P—Mid- shipmen crews from the dread naught Utah, by winning two events and finishing second in the third, rried away the major portion of the honors at the annual sailing re- gatta for the championship of the [Annapolis training squadron yester- day. The Utah wen the whale boat race, and finished second in the sail- ing launch race. This latter event, considered the feature one of the was won by the U. 8. § New York. Secretary the Wilbur of Navy in|in second place with 20 | planned to witness the close of the regatta today NEW PENDULUM INVENTED Tokio, July 7 (#—Dr. H. Nagake. professor of physics in the Tokio Imperial university, is eredited with linventing a pew pendulum for use in determining gravity. The pendulum is saiq to be constructed solely of ! mounted in a special way and to be practically free from out- 1ts inventor claims pendulum withstand Teat and magnetic impulses combined the can HORSE BREEDERS HOPEFUL Dublin, July 7 (PIrish horse breeders are elated over a possible boom in Trish blood stock as a re- of recent Derby. Manna, and Zionist, who ran were Irish bred. At the Don- 149 of the youngsters sold were from Irish stud farms. The average price paid was sult fhe second, | nearly 85,000, LEADING AMATELR GOLFERS T0 PLAY Western Championship fo Start Monday at Lochmoor Club Chicago, July T (A—Leading amateur golfers of the middle west burnished their clubs today In preparation for a descent on Loch- moor Club, Detroit, for the Western Championship which Is to start Monday. Among the stars was Har. rison R. Johnston of §t. Paul, who won the title last year at Hinsdale Club, Chicago. Johnston, who recently won the Minnegota Champfonship for the fifth time, will not lhave to play in the qualifying rounds, Among those listed to start in the event are Chick Evans, who has; held the title eight times, and James | Manion of St. Louls, former trans- Mississippl titleholder, who elimi- nated Evans last year by shooting well under par. Bob Gardiner, who also has held the national crown twice, is entered. Unlversity students will be well | represented by such players as Fred Lamprecht of Cleveland and Tulane University, present Intercollegiate champlon. The contenders will have a big task before them as the Lochmoor Club las a yardage of 6,780 feet and a par of about with many hazards to Impede the golter who {3 not accurate. Addition of only b7 vards at four holes would make the par T6. James D. Standish, general ehzirman for Lochmoor, who will compete reports the links in ex- cell condition. CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES Red Army Faces Stanley Memorial 72 Squad and First Lutherans Battle Trinity Methodists, The third week of the church league, during which five games are scheduled to be played, will open tonight at Willow Brook park when the Red Army facss the Stanley Memorial church and the ¥First Lutherans cross bats with the Trin- ity Methodists. The former game promises to be a corker, as both tcams have evidenced about the same ability against their opponents in the first weeks of play. Lutherans, unbeaten as yet, are booked to oppose the Methodist who forefeited their first game and were routed by thé Stanley Memori- al team last week. This should be an easy win for the league leaders, but the Methodists are new organized and will put up a better fight. The Blue Army-South Church game will be replayed tomorrow night. These teams were evenly matched when they came together afid the game went an extra fnning, so that the extra contest made necessary by the Congregationalists' protest should e a keenly fought one, Seuth church will play again Friday night, with the White Army its foe, while the Blue Army will stack up against the Center church. RUMSON POLO TEAM WINS. Sea Bright, N July 7 (A—The first game of the local polo & 293 | was played at the Rumsen Country | the Rumson four de- 16 to 7 club yesterday, feating the Elephants, Chicago, July Croissant, owner dinal, yesferday Kentucky wired an offer of of | 82,500 to Earl Sande to ride his colt| in the $20,000 Chicagn wthorne next Saturday Derby at The Car- CALL SPECIAL MEETING OF MANAGERS TONIGHT Leaders fo City League Teams To Tron Out Slight Difficulties In Teague Rules, Thera will be a special meeting of the managers of the teams In the New Britain City League tonight a* 8 o'clock in Room 201 of City Hall to talk over se matters that have come up for settlement. Secre- Abe Arouson and President ‘Tommy Aldvich in conference declde to call a meeting of the leaders of the teams in the circult to settie some questions that have come up for discussion, What the matters under diseus- slon are, could not be stated Ly Sec- retary Arvonson today, he MI-‘1| that there has goin the rounds in recent games wh the league rules could be bettere slight changee and tonight's maeting is ealled for the purposs af ironing out the ideas of those who wil} pre- sent them. The League will thie coming Saturday after a lay off of one week due to July Tousth failing on Satu At the ¢ Ing | of the league ad been ag d that there would be no games on tap July VFourth and tihe schedule will be foliowad out. At ihe presuut tinie, the Burritte are lvading the league with two wen and none lost and the team wi!l werk bard tu keep in the iead néxt Saturday. On the other hand, Avonson vho is manager of the Orloles, states that his team will beat the Burritts {u their mect. ing Saturday thereby pulting in a tie for first pla rilts. open up agaln it i along with the Bu There are chances that aeveral teams will be tied for t place if the Burritts lcse their contest fat- urday. At the preseut time, four of the teams are tied for second place with one won and one lost with the & F. Corbins trailing in the rear with two lasses to their credit. Sat- urday's games should be the best contests of the league season so far. MIKE BALLERINO DEFENDS TITLE AGAINST MARTIN Junior Tightweight Champion Wins Jndges' Decislon Over Brook- Iyn Challenger July 7T (P N. J., junior New York, Mike Bal- lerino of Bayonne successtully defended his title as light- | weight champion last night by win- Ining a judges’ decision over Vincent (Pepper) Martin of Brooklyn, in 15 rounds of fast fighting. The bout was a hv change of wild swit round. 1In the first ti loose with a whirlwind rally which continued for the full three minutes |Tn the second Ballerino floored the challenger with a terrific left hook He staggered Martin repeatedly in lthe third, fourth and fifth, but each |time the Brooklyn fighter recovered and mixed furiously with the cham- Martin fought back under an and rights boxers ot plon. unceasing battery of lef dquring the remainder of the bout but Ballerino’s aggressiveness “and superfor punching earned him a clean ent verdict, Beth men weighed 9 1.4 It was the second meeting of the {pair and Martin’s fourth futile at- [tempt to lift the title. A fast left hand guided by an ex- perienced ringman beat the power- right of a promising youth in semi-final of ten rounds when (Kid) Wagner of won over Charley Rose New York. The Quaker boxer. ler and aggressive, piled up a lead on points in ever yround e fifth and tonk ndge's decision ful |the Viddie phia, the eighth, and the Somebody Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life WELL FRANK V& JusT BOUGHT A NICE LITTLE HCME oUT 1IN PORTBURG, C RELIEVE IT‘ ALL RIGHT = QA—\' S WHAT w Liv AND THE MOSQUITOS Dreve US OUT- SCRRY:To t TELL You § It Don'T BELIEVE oNE WORD ELL t USED To & THERS MYSELF SUIT . \bURSELF THATS WHAT. | HEARD® TuAT'S ALL —— .Som |FI | tournameri ey BLo e L THeR®R ARE! Y W 3 mos@uiTes wIHERE ANY. STARS HISSING N WIMBLEDON GAWES Sporting Lile Lays Blame at Door of Tonrnamsnt Conmittes London, July * UP— Bporiing Life today charges the ecramittee direst- ing ths Wimbledon Lawr Tennts with shortcemings ch, 17 not rectified will lead te a line 1o overseas entries and have > poricue coaseruenees, ine papsr refors 10 tre akeercs in the to nent just dloeed o such stars gs Wilitan 7. Tilden, ‘48, Wil M. Juhneton, Vincent Pieh- arde. Gerald Patterson sud Zauae Shimidsu amd declutes tuat orly the participation of Juzonee Lo pieventad he mestieg trom boivg 19 of the povrest on recurd. Auide from having lest interaa. tional wupremaey 4% the game, it Adda. Bngland has “los casts to a much greater extent thaa is gener. ally supposed by thoss unacquainted with the tawn tennis affaics of other nations.” Spain has baen offendsd and the Australiuns now prefer Forest Hillx to Wimbledox, the papse says. The comniittee iy charged with tmposing vexations restrictions and not meet. ing the demands for un‘fermity ef surface on ths varlous Wimhledoa iy, Each year" says the weitor, ‘one hears complaints from v plavera of tho difforence fn tween the center court ard the naxt bosi two courts.' SHUTTL” MEADOW LINKS Thirty Six Hole Medal Play Wandi- cap results in Prize Winnerq On July Fourth, Saturday, July 4, was a big day on the Shuttle Meadow club links when a 36 hole medal play handicap was played and driving, placing and putting contests were held. In the tourney, the best score for he 38 holes play was turned in by Frank H. Shields with a 67 and a 73 giving him low net for the ful course. In the 18 hole play, §. F. Dyson‘and R. B. Ferguson were tied for first place with a 64 each and on the toss, Dyson was awar fivst prize and Ferguson took sec- ond. Clarence Manning won the prize for low gross. Iirnest Baldwin took the prize in the driving contest and in th placing and putting contests, Ernest Baldwin and Carl Baldwin were tied with seven strokes e; Both were awarded prizes, The play fer the committee’s cup is echeduled for this week. OFFICE TEAMS PLAY oftice teams of Landers & Clark, comprising two nines from the fiith and sixth floors of the Center strect building will cross bats again this evening at Walnut Hill Park in another of the unending series the teams have bee playing (his season. Last week, the fifth floordowned the sixth floor but the victory only made the standing in the gumes three for the sixth and two for the fifth, The fifth floor hopes to even things up te- right and for that reason all m bers of the team will be in prin condition when the ump criet “Play Ball." TURF OF FI(I{L DIES, Hanilton, Ont, July 7 (®#—C. O Smith of 8mith & Perry, Chicago one of the chief owners of the Ham ilton Jockey club, dicd suddenly yes terday morning at the Royal Con nanght hotel. 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