New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1925, Page 17

Speaking of Sport The Corbin Red ‘Sox have always been favorites to the dlamond fans of Norwich but to show what the sports editor of the Norwich Bulle- tin has to say of the game last Sun- day between the Riverview team, representing the state hospital and the local nine, a clipping received in this city states In part that the local team put up the best game that was |that long looked for fishing trip, Be seen on the Riverview diamond this |prepared year, It said that the ninth inning Nothing rally of the Norwich team with hits as losing a my Mills and Stanley bringing in the |tackle, tying run, were breaks that would | Just let's remember that a fish 80 against any team, ing trip not only costs money but —_— each moment is most precious to It sald that Lefty Buckland, the|the fishing party husky twirler for the Red Sox was| Plan your trip and without a doubt the best pitcher |ment. that has worked against the River- Be sure and have an ampic sup- view team this &eason, while the |ply of fresh and suitable lines, Norwich pitcher was not up to his — usual form. The Corbin team s &0 well liked Baseball at a Glance ] at the state hospital that they are to play there again on August 8. Tobin A i3 expects to pull this game out of the SRERID DEAGUE fire. by MORRIS ACKERMAN is quite so disconserting your equip- Yesterday's Results Washington &, Chicago 5 (11 innings) | Cleveland 13, Philadelphia 11 (7 innings), Detroit 5, Boston 2 “TWop” Manoleum blew into town for a few minutes yesterday en route for Boston where he is to appear in the semi-final of the “Honey Boy" Finnegan and Billy Murphy bout St. Louis-New Yor} next Tuesday night. rain Incldentally Finnegan is the Loy The Standing who recently gave Johnny Dundee Sonian \Ezn fig an artistic lacing in Washington R 2 The “Wop” has drawn as his op-”c:]r‘::"z"‘ ey ) ponent one “Leo Kid” Tavlor of Detrolt ......... 40 Nashua, N. H. “Leo Kid” has been | St Louis ... $5 running up a long string of kayos up | Cleveland 26 in the Green Mountain state and |New Vork thinks he will give the Wop a tough | Boston o4 scrap ; Cie —_— Games Today Maneleum looks in the pink of | New York at &. Louis condition and feels confident that he (2 games) will be able to protect himself at all | Boston at Detroit times. His left fab Is timed to per-| Philadelphia at EIand fectton, he announces Vashington at Chicago, Hartford dropped a heart break. NATIONAL LEAGUE ing game to Albany yesterday and it was “Chucky” Wojak's hard luck that he came up in the pinches several times and was unable to de- Sirst game) liver, He continues his snappy New York 7, Pittsburgh | work around first base, getting 11 (Second game) | yutouts yesterday with one assist Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 3 | and one error. (First game), T Philadelphia 11, Cincinnati & The Gascos certainly gave the ( Iron Workers on the new gas house a wonderful lesson in baseball at £1. Mary's field yesterday when they gent them back to Cherry street | d zame) Brooklyn 4, ¢ St. Lonis 3 icago 2 on 1 Won Lost whitewashed to the tune of 9 to 0. The sandimg | Barnes and Stevie Dudack were the \\"j'\ Lost P.C.| heavy stickers for the meter readers | Ne : vflw and Johnny Sheehan hit for the cir-| 2" L cuit | o MoCormick, Gascos twirler. turn- l*y‘y""”“‘?‘” . A > 20 ed in a good exhibition of pitching | Ehtladelphia ... 34 4 during the game allowing only two | Chicago . foe fLy 4 Dite and striking out nine of the op- | Boston S Kl 45 positton. ~ He walked two and hit — | two but what's that hetween friends. Games Today | st 1 at Philadelphia ! It {g reported that “Ripper” Mec- Cr go at Brooklyn i Feon of Kensington is oiling up his | Cincinnati at Roston | bat for Sunday's game. “Ripper”| Dittsburgh at New York | showed the youngsters how fo do it - i 2’ last Sunday and the cther members FASTERN LEAGUE } of tha team are seeking another ! lesson. . Yesterday's Results ‘ e | Atlbany 1. Hartford 0 The Gascos will probably play the Springf Bridgeport 2 | Fule Shop at Walnut Hill next Tues- | pittsfie v Haven § ‘ daynight and the Gascos expect 10| \yatorbury ST continue their winning streak. They | ‘ have lost only one game this year. ‘ The Standing | | | The Landers Trade Shop fean . took a fall out of the Shipping cre . “ Iast night in Landers’ league by the i ; score of 7 to The Trade Shop- | i ‘ 2 pers outclassed the Shippers in good J ; gtyle and played almost errorless ‘v‘ ball. The Shippers were weak on 8 4 ol errore all of fiolding and had six | oring [ which helped in the PIRATES STILLIN % Games Today New Haven | | 1 Yesterday's Results (‘‘ontinued From Preceding Page) | 5 Ruffalo &, Jersey City 4 i et "Toronto Frovidenes | a4 for Sand < | game) | Providence 8, Tor $ | ) Second ame) | } Rachester 5. I 8 ; Baltimore 10, Syracus | he Standing Yinning! piteher ntas ipires: Wenk o pell McLaughlin and Wilson., Time—1:45. his V400 2o 1 TRADE SHOP WINS i3 2 ; The Trade Shop team of Landers | Rechesie 3 1 164 | rdepartment league took a fall | Provid 1 i 0¢ the Shipy last night Syracy 29 4 [ company's recreation field to the | tune of 7 1o 2. The Shippers were } Games Today | | not in it at any time during the at Bual worse for them. Joey Fitz vent back into the pitch six errors to make box for the first time in a long . | fime last night but his slants were | ROCHESTER WINS RACT | too fast for his opponents and Hill- | strand relieved him. Morton and | j Klatka were the hig stickers for ont., e Trade Shop while O'Connel ik cos ywed well for the Shippers PIRATES GET PITCHER i Pittsburgh. July 10—Sam Drey- | el =iyene ss. treasurer of the Pittsby R fourthirace willldecide e sorice Pirates, has announced the purchase | i .. E. Brower, a right-hand pitch- | R eTne r from the St. Petersburg club of 3y the Florida State league | e x = = | man Holke from t GERMAN BEATS PADDOCK.. | ooy py Crefeld. Germany, July 10 (P—| terday again defeated the American | comin stars, Charles Paddock and Loren | Ney Murchison. doing the 106-meter dash | Phillics f in 10.8-10 seconds B | SIKI FIGHTS TONIGHT ’ New York. July 10—Battling Siki ttler from Oklal tn the m yerman runner. You Will Be Proud of DESCO |5 Sch it mat are schedu EASTERN LEAGUE 'STATE 10 PAY COST OF = WALLING AUTO PLATES the better of a pitching duel with| Motor Vehicle Department Tssues | oy yesterday and Spring Bridgeport—Springfield Epringfleld, July 10.—Braxton had and was found for botl Hartford July 10.-—Postags | | scored once ‘off Horan in each of Tt 18 well to glve your tackle box a caretul inspection’ before making | strong fish on weak tus out of the | American recrut 1 Waterbury—\wWorcester LING WINS BY R, 0 Rap ng) Siribling of Ar. South High, Court and Waluut Rem Williams of haded Dave Burke of I Savera] sugses hane RICHARDS IN TOT July 10—\ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, Intersections: Bulletin on Changes in Pollcy ated Bridgeport by 3 to 2./ ( ninth the visitors made ngles off Braxton, when he Effective This Month Rer rune, Springfield times at bat, He fLentanplisd tor B Sali er required to be ) fcants, A pamy LT €8 In registrati fees 000 AND NN2—2 5 0 lv 1, which has 1t 000 ¢ 3 9 olsued by the state motol Army; y and | PATtment, states that he tepartment will pay ¥ New Haven—Pitisfiel] by congress, an additional charg Ntan Tuly 1 Pitts ents has been made by t) 9 to cases where registrations were re- 1 by mail Previously box for posta 0 was six cents Penn ased to figure in s applicants’ payments for r far as the require rtmetn are concerned, | w motor vehicle law 16 00x—9 16 1 nt into effect last week, a ftus, Davies nd ation fees ar now 1 ) as, Adams and Lory t even fri tion of the dol lar in multiples of ents, 1 rccommodation of the 10—Waterhury | vised tables h be rday and | by the rtment gy \ ee halted | amount required for re lly in the third | carg of all measures of piston dis slab | nent, These will be widely d of tributed in th ope of expedit nd [ the issuance of registrations in th this year 1 the Tt rtment P ive plans!\ 4 000 101 . \ Alhany—Hartfor ! ! N g H 3 in upper | v § ing the va 3 . people from out s point 40050+ T WAY BROADEN AREA OF PARKING RESTRICTIONS " s, Mich itreets . May - Come OR Lo ten round kb und semi-fing 1y hiel hour motor vehicle registration markers| 1t Was voted to No Limit List taten JULY 10, 1925 to slow down to five miles an crossing Asant Hart at King and Counell- therford attended ask the 8 to provide is Government Survey Shows July per ed in potatoes in ROGERS FOR GOVEE . [DESCO | the rk and Stanley and Main, and Lincoln, DEGREASE NOTED IN POTATO CROP ACREAGE Four Per Cent Decline in New Fng- Sterns Suits in Grays, Tans, GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE ESTABLISHED 1886 & Marx Suit As Low As $25 at Qur 39th Semi-Annual Sale — SUITS — Were §50.00.................... Now $42.00 Were $48.00................... Now $40.00 Were $45.00.................... Now $38.00 Were $£2.00 ................... Now $36.00 Were $40.00. ................. Now $34.00 Were $38.00 . ... Now $33.00 Were $35.00................... Now $30.00 Were $33.00................ . Now $28.00 Were §30.00.................... Now §25.00 Were $28.00................. Now $23.00 Were 2500 ... ... Now $20.00 Were $2200 ................... Now $18.00 Were §2000...................Now $16.00 This includes Hart Schaffner & Marx and Michaels- Blues, in fact, every color and model out this season. Sale of Boys’ Suits GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE STORE AGAN L M T BUING He Fits It Fine e ——— ida Re_turn._s Use Hez rald Classified Advts BY SWAN