New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1925, Page 18

Stasiiiata s ttaiite ity CINCINNATI JUMPS INTO 2LITIIT In Tennis 20 Years THICK OF PENNANT FIGHT Reds Sweep to Triumph Over Giants — Pirates Rout Brooklyn Robins — Phillies Drop Cubs - Smite St. Louis Cards — Washington Takes Two - Braves From Browns—Athletics Split Twin Bill With In. BOYS' GLUB WINS POSTPONED GAME Nathan Hales Bow fo Superiors ~Played 14-14 Tie Last Week Teague Standing w L TWashineton STALEY MEORSAL FINSHES SECOND Defeats Red Army in Tight Game by 43 Church League Standing. A, L ITIIATILIILLLLN KENSINGTON TEAM BEATEN BY ALL-STARS OF LANDERS — BUSY WEEK.-END OF BASEBALL AHEAD —BOYS' CLUB TEAM TAKES POSTPONED GAME — STANLEY MEMORIAL WINS IN CHURCH LEAGUE —SWIMMING MEET TOMORROW AT COMPOUNCE — BRIEFS KENSINGTON DROPS ONE T0 LANDERS ALL STARS Local Shop Boys Give South End Team Surprise of Season by Downing Them 7 to 4 Landers All Stars gave Kensing- ton the surprise of its life last night in a twilight encounter at the Per- cival avenue grounds when the local shop boys downed the hard-hitting BUISY WEEK-END OF BASERALL AWEAD TIITITESIISTIIIISIINNNIeSS | row; Independent Clubs Sunday . New Britain teams will be fairly busy over the week-end playing Gify League Teams Play Tomor- southenders by the score of 7 to 4 The Landers boys played like friends and made things interesting all the way Kensington was the first to score but it did not take Landers long to come right back in the second in- ning. After that it was only a question of how many runs they wonld get The playing of Tommy Basil, the one-armed boy, and Bucherri, snap- v little ghortstop of the Orioles tsam of the city league, wWers fea- tures. Basil got two nice bingles, one of them a two bagger and copped a hard hit fly after a long run. Kensington had a patched up o [team in the field, only one regular East s moved into the 1ead a:/; s.vz%:g&:«.«re S fielder being in position but the work. Previous to then the lead had | M2N38ement does not wish to take e any credit from Landers as the team plaved a fine brand of ball {ttner was in great form el . rited the losers to fiv The summary First Lutheran Stanley Memorial Red Army South Cong n | Paradise Park 1 2 . 4 nter Cong. . 4 . 4 4 5 some of the strongest aggregations . Boys' Club in the state, Feveral of the teams haven't hooked up for, Sunday games, but with the City league playing fomorrow afternoon at Wal- nut Hill park and three local teams playing Sunday ball, there should be plenty of stuff for the boys to talk over during the coming week The City league games this week should be productite of some highly sting baseball, On Diamond 1 at 2 o'clock, Burritt will mees P. & F. Corbins; on Diamond No. 8 at 2 o'clock, the Dragons will meet | the Talcon Reserves while on Dia- mond No. 1 at 4 o'clock, the Orioles ‘ap punches, between the Rangs and Orioles, both of whom are reelining in first place, should be ths | best game on the lot. Roth of these | teams have been playing enappy ball with their batters doing heavy stick work. The Rangers have been coming along fast and have devel oped a battery of he hitters which is being feared by every piteher in the leazue The Falcons on dians—Yankees Down Detroit, Smith s Nathan Hale 3 Boys' Club-Nathan Hale The Boys' club and Nathan Hales, 0 went to a 14 to 14 tie in last ks' game in the New Britain Bovs' league, played off that dead- Iock at Walnut Hill park yesterday afternoon and after the usual snap- py game, which is the rule rather than t eption in this cireuit, ] White Army .. Trinity M. E Blue Army The Stanley Memorial church took its sixth straight victory last night at Willow Brook pary by defeating| the Red Army in an exceptions bitter strugle, 4.3, and finished the season in second place. ‘The Reds were handicapped by having only eight men on the fleld, but they| played a hard game and held the until the sixth inning, e i Py ///l/ll i the former emerged a 20 10 5 win- ner The Boys' elub team won becausa Anderson hurled a pretty game, be- cause the individual members were on their toes all the time and be- canse they were imbued with the old winning spirit from start to f ish. They kept picking away at the offerings of Mancerella and whil they were doing so, his mates w but they ran bases so well that making errors, not so many of co ’ produced three runs on these mission but a whola pils of omission 55 » bingles. On the other hand, the w Both teams were full of scrap and ners made eleven safetles, the first pep when the game started and an getting on base in each of the | neither of these fine attributes w first six innings, but Jim Haviick | forgotten at any time. The winn was at his best when in danger. ! won becauss they were the more Rittner was accorded great sup- | alert and took opportunity when it port, particularly by Ed Stoh! at came along. Tha losers did not third Stoh! played a etellar gams so much smiling from Dame For-| and cut off many Red hits, in one fune inning getting two men at first after There was some dalsy plaving by knocking down hard liners and then | individual lads. Gottewalla turned spraring a tricky fiy for the final out. | in a game behind the plate that Dave Stohl made a beautiful catch | | would do eredit in any league. His in center. Harry Bonney at second catching was superb, But at that it featured the losers' with only shaded the work of Garro of some pretty stops : the Boys' club. Rut the feature wae The line-ups y Memorial the pitching of Anderson. He was church: Hamlin, 1f.; Willlams, 2b.; in hot r occasionally, but he F Sv(:‘hh{»"b, H !'_H.tr':"'. 'r‘_; -*_'“;vg, Aid not get worrled. There were ;vw’ r: "g r‘;""r“;r 5 el some stellar flelding plavs contribut- S el 0 i ekl ed by Baylock, Boehnart, Bellamo, dackann, o . ladlisk, gy Bumetl, Camp and Wasnick Nelson, ss.; Bonn; Halin, | 5)yee Hayes, 1b.: Gould, rf Seore by inninge: ons yes- out the offer- Tork hurlers for m for extra share of the Sunday will en- | |®age the Taftville town team at St Mary's field. The visltors are bring- ing a classy aggregation of ball tossers and the contest should ba well worth watchine. s' lineup follows: Taftville, . 1b; Cardie, 2b; Yerrinston, T.eo Jarvis, 1f; Clabby, rf; Eccleston ¢; Jarvis or Lefty Dugas, p. Falcons, Jarti <redar, cf; J. Kanla, 2b; Shee rf; Klatka, 1b; TWofa: ler, 3b; Sullick or Benson, ¢, and B. Kania or Jazoloski, p. The All-Kensingtons will meet the fast Etate Hospital nine of Nerwich at the Percival avenue grounds in what will be one of the best gamesy, Thes Norwich outfit has been turning down some of th fastest teams in the state and will make things interesting for the lo- cals when they mest The Pirates and Orioles haven't eiven notice of Sunday's games and they will probablv be idle over the week-end GEARIG'S HITTING Tou Gehrig, who has been plaving first base for the Yankees in lieu of the injured Pipp, is hitting the old agate in great style, Fact is, the tot's work with the willow has been the only feature of the club's play of late. The ofher day he came to bat with the hassacks loaded and swept them clean with a homer into the in the second ol mss33mwammon olozs3530325M advantage of the | Ane that is routing Dazzy tiinmph inerea their lead to twn 1 for the series DETEOIT Pir 1 AB R ten him twice fn three halt 1 n saved and prime et npener although the defense previous He paved the way to his lafeat uncorking 1 piteh which sent what proved Stanley howes by the winning run over the plate ifloe Sacher Holmberg 2, off Politis by Politis 6 —Flelds (2), 3 Basil Piteher UNUSUAL PLAY ‘Big Roy" fourth inning. opp: £ab, pate nine hits Tremer. sing Vanca on the of tennis ot but they taday! i SIGNING OF DEMPSEY one of R. il fem n11 0110—4 Red Army 102 0000—3 Umpire—Parker. Games Tonight The regular season will night with the Blue Army making an effort to climb out of the cellar when they oppose the Method and the Red Army will try to com- plete its rain-wrecked schedule, The Reds will play the White Army in g regular game and then take on the South church in a postponed con- test. On Monday night they plan to finish up by tackling the Center chureh in another postponed affair of the geason Robin was able trail from plate to plate Satel e The hitting was confined to those Texas league slaps, with the excep- tion of one, that a home run by |of Mre May | Potts, who ecaught one on the SYALD RRdthellC it on a over third and or . S 2 2 "made the circuit just as it landed in ; a|the eatcher's mitt on the complete the P That's the rather unusual record Sutton Bundy, the earliest pioneers from that great After allowing only one hit Parey Jor nose 1in the crowded in three runs | East 1s Only Mildly E nouncement That Agrees to Mect Wills New Yo 7 (P— career on the courts early. At the!ment of the signing of Ja age of 15 she was considersd a g00d scy to Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons Tnd, to Afght his colored challenger, some time next vear. aroused only mild interest In the east Dempsey's previous statements in- dicating that he expected the fizht to be promoted by Tex Rickard and the silence of Jack Kearns, coupled | With the champion's desire to re- | main fnactive this fall, turned the attention of metropolitan hoxing en- thusiasts to the honm: for a fight be- tween Gene Tunnev and ills next | month Cleg Carlyle, Now With Toronto of | Two promoters are in the field for 7 i i [this fght. Rickard, following a| International League, Clouting the | AMERICAN PAIR DEFEATED |assoclation. It will bs opened in | eonference with Paddy Mulling, | Seattle, Wash, Awe. 7 (P—Jim [the fall of 1926 or the following her way through an exceptional field | WHI§' manager, was at Saratoga Barnes, British open champion, and |spring and is to ba tha last work in R She | Springs, N. Y., taday conferring with Jack Hutchison, former British title- [ construction et e e e coeks the battle holder, were defeated yesterday by three out in ' 5 for the Yankee stadium with the Toronto club in the Inter- |Ben Stein, former state champion, Polo Grounds A. C. officials also | national, is clouting the agate at aland Lee Steil, city champion, 1 up, opened negotiations with Wills and [lively elip. |in an 13-hole match Tunney. Mnllins announced he was Most recent figures give the voung-y Rarnes and Hutchison visited Se- . satisfed with the offer of The club, | stér an average of .342 for §7 tllts, with a party of middle west | "I hut that the roncent of Tills, now | He's combed out 107 safeties in 313 | golfers who are touring the P. He |times at bat, including 15 circuit |northwest and Canada drives. He also rates near the top in | rith 66 sportive section—California May Sutton, as ghe was known be- fore her marriage to Tom Bundy, another net started her c | rove line ubs weaken In Phillie Buckeye, Cleveland pitch. four hits and fwo b turn St end to- ol iourney. Thouzh the seore shows a | brity, most vesult of anxiety and overansiety rather than en m‘ll er. 5 g | of Michigan The followlr n ehe 10UT- | Harry Wills neyed to FEnegland for the tourna- ment at Wimbledon She was the first American woman to go abroad in search of the English title. She ame hack with it, too National ¢hampion in The next vear found land of Johnny Bull again. 1 she met defeat at the hands of Miss D. K. Douglass present Mrs Lambert-Chambers) w had conquered the previons 1807 she won her see pletes Double Killing unas- geore reading 3 to 1 Braves ross from the the pit under a number of stolen bases, aicted n Recent Game. Af them were the b City, York, August _ "Big Boy" Buckeys, Clevelan rotund pitcher, pulled an nnusual play in a game with the Yankees here the other day. With two men on, Combs, the next batter, lined to Buckeye on the hit- | and-run. And the visiting hurler then dashed over to first to complete tional aid is a rare feat for a pitch- er to put over. Tt happen very often S e catchers fonrth zams | Thiea, base hitsetionrig, Mant f Bellomo, the half-pint captain of Ao the Nathan Hales pulled the hidden 2| hal trick agd got a Bovs' club run- |ner. The game was played in an was sliced to s lour and 40 whoever el : S feriar ‘:4\( that ain't speed” s away off ) i e rohn NoanarEmaaeinis — | first appearance as a leagne nmpire CHICAGO He mav have worked harder behind &2k has been catching righthanders and those not but it is a good bet that he For m the mound rhia's 1ead over Washing- F minutes and 1804 ax t rin the T Iy behind Walter Johnson, trounced the to 4, and 10 to “Micke Tinether Mickey is time (the NEW RACE TRACK Tong Island is to have a new rars track. It i5 to be bullt at Massa- requa by the Massapequa Racing 'the plate in the vears he o she cason. In 1 title across doesn't | en rient ver worked fa when the pond Tt was back in 1904 gained national laurela ague start 1o play ball and vim all i4le mo- who make up the i She wended Agate at Tively Clip. 1n it vith a a4 Toronts, August 7 — Cleo Car- former Sally Leaguer, and now —————————ee—— p—— GOLF SUPPLIES Mac” crrms WOOD (LTS IRONS 52.50 £2.00 (Gl? Ball Spect Spaulding—Wright Ditson--Dualep until there are one national ~inh seored in the first 1it, she has i tor Eiha and an infield Nathan was all| ttle attl HETLLIE v then an it {in Furope. wonld he necessary. Two hits, a base on|g would ecable the ntero and said he - fighter DAWES SPEAKS TONIGHT property of the !\'»'l Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 7 (A | seconds 40c. each, $4.00 a dor +roit club, hawng baen &ent to the' _Refrashed after an extended fish- Maple Leafs for additional exper-|ing trip at the Wagon Wheel Gap M”FI L ’ Baltimore club of the |lence. He looks like a future bril-inome of Colonel A. E. Humphreys, International league has been pur. | lant. ofl aperator, Vice-President Charles : Shatedl bv the New Haven »'n]‘: ot _— la. Dran'gs left here last night fer SPORTING GOODS |the Fastern leagus and reported y There are more than 400,000 col- |Lineoln, Neb lege students in the United States. |tonight rrors, 2 wild pitch - HYMAN TO NEW HAVEN New Haven, Aug. 7 (A—Sam Hy- 1 and two hits, tvo er B free gift and +h batsman, a free g s rath len bases g backeourt play {man of the er in the third, A gift n i o a wild throw add e £y sngest points T 13 mot. speedy, it where he will speak fauls are alterday Wonder What the anding e or Man in the Underwear Amehinks About enth | points, Mre By e in in the|ly as a means o plav That's e e stolen sack | few and far . y Hales An error and a | third. A in her game Asset 1 HOPE NoBoDY WiLL THINK FoR oNE MINUTE THAT t ENJTOY TelS POSE .veeee 1 FEEL MoST UNCCMFORTABLE SITTING ARCUOND 1N PUBLIC LIKE TH!(S | Fighting Spivit Biz Mre MY SMILE 15 INSINCERE ... 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