New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 17

Speaking of Sports The fght between Louls (Kid) Kaplan and Babe Herman, Califor- nla battler, which is to bs held in ‘Waterbury on August 27, should drdw a large crowd of fans from this city. Information has been reached here to the effect that a erowd of fight fans plan to hire a large bus to transport the crowd from this city to Brassco Park and private cars of all descriptions will be working on that Thursday night. Kaplan {s getting into ehaps at Hanover Park in Meriden and he ‘ean be seen any afterncon doing his stunts in the Silver City. - It is said that Kap is coming along better this time than he ever did befors and his backers expect him to give Her- man an unmereitul beating. Kaplan meets no “slouch” in Babe Herman and as this will be the eixth time that these two have met, both fighters should know each other well, Kaplan has developed into a viclous puncher and when he sces an opponent facing him, he wants to go tull steam ahead In this coming fight. Iaplan has nothing to galn ar crithing to lose. Herman has noihiin to lose and everything to gain 1t from this point, and being the first title fight in this state in years, the fight will be the best staged here in many many vears. A tip to the local sports also is to get your tickets early, because mobs will be in Waterbury en the night in ques- tlon. Promoter Mulligan will probably devise some way of epreading his tickets about the state and it may be that Pat Bridgett will handle the pasteboards in this section. The preliminary bouts are being arranged wow and Mulligan promises an ex- ecellent card all the way through Tnis is one time when Connecticut #ght fans will have an opportunity to support Mulligan in this his big- gest undertaking. He is giving the ehampion $15,000 and the challenger $5.000 for their ni; s work and he will have to go some to make the bouts pay. President F. M. Bteinman of the Wew Britain Tennis club announces that one eourt will almost surely be veady for playing purposes tomorrow afternoon. Work is being rushed on ‘the other courts and he expects tham to be finished naxt week The erurts are located near the Shy Meadow elub groun: The Burritt A, C. bascball team will meet tonight at the club rcoms. All members are urged to be there at 7 oclock as important matters are to be discussed Looking at | &t Tomorrow will see a combination of Jasper and Jackson handling the play of the P. & F. Corbin team, Thess two will act in the absence of Manager Coons and Captain Huber. “Mickey’ 'Huber, playing for the Blll Battey team of Hartford last night cleared the sacks with a hit. The pitcher on ths opposing team had passed Getersloh to get at Hu- ber and with the bases loaded and two out, Huber got a count of three ‘ Baseball at a Glance l AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results New York 9, §t. Louls 2 Philadelphia 9, Detroit 0 Chiengo 11, Washington 1, Cleveland 7, Boston 2 The Standing to two on him, On the next pitch MISS HELEN ““JQ \Vo'x Lost ‘P.C the runners started off and Huber Present natlonal singles queen Philadelphia 62 82 80 crashed a long single into left to| Won titla in 1923, Repeated last |Washington o a0 85 682 clear the sacks. The Bill Batteys| season. Best bet this year, Chicago BN (B0 won Climbed top helghts to fame at Detroft L) 43,500 17. Just a schoolgir] §t. Louts . 43 50 490 Berg, another local boy, pltching Came east Etartleq the fraternity Cleveland 48 52 489 tor Kelliher's team in Hartford last | by defeating the sensational Molla |New York y 41 55 427 night won his game in easy style. He | Mallory, | Boston ceevea 28 LE] 239 is going big (n the twilight league in | the Capital City. Won Olymple laurels a vear ago. | OnineelTocay st THIRD PLAGE V3. EASTERN LEAGUE Worcester-Pittsficld tenth sent in the winning counter of Discovered by “Pop’ Full n 1310 great That was in sunny Californi with reference ission next Tuesday, is expected to Louls at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at on Chicago at Washington, back He picked her firet time he saw w, Stepped into limelight two years | later, Copped national girls' erown. NATIONAL LEAGUE | LI 1 i Has held varlous other titlas (Continued From Preceding Page) | 8ti!l winning th | Known as “Littls Poker Face)'| (insinnati 6, Philadelphta 2 Lous 11. on balls—s#t Husvell | An appropriate appellation | s 5 ;;J.,my’»(:ra far escheer P| " Has well-rounded game. Remark. G : able poise, Self-control. Endurance 8 Hit by piteher— | Youth, Theistanding b i ;b7 Oeschger (Tap- | Won Tost oreer). Losiny —Hubball. Lmpires | pittebure %4 28 —Moran and Hart, Time—1.45, Backhand most famous ttroke. | no. vor 58 29 Found “soft shot" hardest. Master- an 44 FHILADELPHIA ed it through - practice, determi . AR.E B POAByon Eeaante 2 ORI i £ R RE % | thon, rverance, ouis s B A TR AN i R Bt 2 1 1 1 0 0]|be around _top for seasone. s 121 00 o Lenglen greatest g g 6 1 1 n o woman 25 to meet her 0 0 7 t olsome time 0 8 3 % 5| Also prays golf. Rides horseback. | o o 0 6 ofReal athlete 6 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 ° O Goes to college. High-ranking| 2 5 24 18 2|student . | AT Cemes from far west. Hor in o v T AB. R H PO A B| Berkeley, Calt FASTERN LEAGUE .50 ¢ 0 0l e 1 SRR L i | Yesterday's Results d = | Pirtefcld 4 TWorcester 8 rfret ¢ 5 1. 5 |Shade Leaves for Coast [rime), worcester = pittsnena P11 4 i3 ToPrepare for Walker (iiond eame 2 1 1 10 0| New TYork, July 81 (P—D EHaniolesh SO0 @D 0 s Brideeport 7 T knockout f\fellebbn i Jas cading challen = welterweight title 1eft for | neisco vesterday to | i PC1. in one and possibly tw (’rvnz con- tests prior to his proposed fight with | Mickey Wal Leo P. Flynn, his manager, remained here to attend a meeting of the state athletic com- when W sian government troo 2140 BOYETR. 0 aoen at TittsAeld Pittefield, July 81 (P—Pitteneld |attacked ”‘“\l‘ '” f"; £ ofl frarrrord 2t Waterbur and Worcester br eve! in o |Muh nareh at laheih, where a i Aouble-header here vesterday, the [pand of Arabs established themselves HEAL i “j""‘m'g the firet game, 4 to |July 24 after storming the town and | Al LEAGUE s and Worcester tak- [100ing its bazaars tans | i were killed. The scene of the trou- | Vesterday's Results & A ble is at the head of the Persian| S v Gt bt rith the bages loaded in rocidence 7, Jersey City it it o bases 1 Ble 6 at the nead ot dhe Persan | provudence 1. Jerse trontier TOMIKOWSKI & DAWSON The Store For You MIDSUMMER SALE Casey Etengel of was banished frem the pire Summers in the second game. Manager (First game) 004000 3000— 001—4 13 Douglas and Worcester Pittefield Andersen ar Lory. (Second game) r. h e Worcester 000010 031—5 & 0 Pittsfield . 000010 200—3 10 2 Hanson, Wertz and Cronin; Foulk, Johneon and Canlway Albans-Hartford Harttord, July 81 UP—Harttord defeated Albany here yesterday aft- arnoon in a free-hitting game, @ fo 6. Heavy hitting by both teams forced the rival managers to use three pitchers each. The score 7. h e KIRSCHBAUM Hand Tailored Clothes 29‘:»0 £50.00 i\"(l\r 39"’0 OTHER SUITS with one and two pair pants 519" $21° KHAKI PAN $1 .39 sizes 30 to 40 £30.00 $35.00 Now 83750 $10.00 Now £45.00 Nainsook Sthletxc UNIO sizes 36 to 46 "STRAW HATS $1.00 TDMIKUWSK‘I & DAWSON 361 MAIN ST. Opp: Myrtle St. L 000004 116—6 12 0 200 1 =l Hinkle, Colwell and Johnson James Albany | Hartford | Odenwald, Mupn: Fnzmann, and Flaherty. ! Rridgeport-New Haven ! New Haven, July 31 (A—Rridge- port won from New Haven, 7 to 3 here vesterday Metevier pitched fne ball throughout. Hunger's all around play was a feature. The score v h e 17 A10 300 100 020 000 Bridgepnrt New Haven Waterburs-Springfield | Springfield, July 31 (A—Spring field's errors gave Waterbury a vie tory vesterday over the Ponice & to & The score A20 21N 1nA—6 8 4 040100 000—5 11 & Fortune and Waterbury Springfield | Rush and MeCarthy: J. O'Naill, 81 BASES STOLEN Bridgeport, July 31 (#—The Pals, and East Sides, two amateur girl baseball teams, set'what is belleved to be & new record for girl players | here yesterday, when in a nine inning game the two teams stole 81 \hgan or an average of 9 baeer an inning. Of the 21 stolen bases the East Sides accounted 49 while the Pals The tor scored 382 league, organized by the city rec reation board, in which there are &ix teams | Fl teams belong to the recreation girls Tar and Feather Victim Fros, Louisiana, Julv 81 (F—Miss Mary Stmme, victim of an attack by a mob of 25 or more women are reported te have given her a who | atternoon, by left Eros has been made by was net seriously injured the experience and has not vet No further hestile move lof & tumber company here. |r..' that mo forma) o been filed and that the only wation they the form of rumors. | rave twice in two weeks attempted | Avees taint has intor- | have received was in Has Not Made Complaint ; coat of paint and feathers Monday ' the women who | NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 2l TWhen FRIDAY, ‘JULY- 31, 1925, acuse 5, Rochester 2. 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