New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1925, Page 17

Sunday will ‘be a red hot day for teh fans of this city when two games will be played in the city title com- petition which opened with a bang in Kensington last Sunday. Kensing- ton and the Pirates will play the second game of their series while the Corbin Red Sox and the I'alcons will commence play in their series 'The managers of the teams are guarding thelr pitching selections very closely and will not glve any dope on who will work the game Sunday. Most of the managers st that they will wait until Sunday to watch their proteges work out and the condition of the twirlers will go far towards deciding who will occupy the mound in the games, Tomorrow will see the second last games of the City lLeague being played off at Walnut Hill park. The league is scheduled to end next Baturday, August 20. The Rangers at the present time cecupy first pl in the standing and if grit means anything, they will stay there to win the honors that go with the cham- pionship of the ctiy league, The Boys' league, ponsored by the Rotary club, ends week from today. That leaves three sets of games to be plaved including | today’'s contest. Paradise Park and ‘Washington are running neck and neck in this 1ace and it looks from the present standing as if the two will have to play off tr settle the pennant question. The teams are not scheduled to meet each other bnt each has a hard row to hoe to come through with a win. Washington has two more games to play, one with the Nathan Hale team today and one a week from to day with the Burritt while Paradise | Park will also meet two comers, Paradise Park has the hardest test because of the fact that they will end up against the Boys' club, This team has been plaving erractic ball in the league, but it is one of the strongest combinations and should be able to take both leaders into camp. This makes it doubtful {f Paradise Park will have an e time when the two meet next Friday Tt is understood that a group of New Britain athletes will be enter- ed in the state Kacey track and fleld meet which takes place in New Haven tomorrow. None of them, however, have given any notifica- tion that they will be in the meet. Fans are starting to Washington will repeat n the American league again this year and’ seeing that the Senators went into first place vesterday, the dope looks good. There are a great many wha would like to see Connie Mack back in first place again this year, but there is also a great following which “Bucky” Harris lined up through the work of his team in last year's world series, bet that Either team is a good bet and will give the fans something to talk about when they meet their op- ponents in the world series games in October. MYBDISHADE | ® Blue Serge Suits If Mills made better Blue Serge —you'd find Middi- shade using it. But thereisn't any better. It wears and wears— keeps its shape—and is guaranteed against fading—ever! Even at manydollars more, it would give you splendxd value. TOMIKOWSKI & DAWSON 881 Main, Onp. Myrtle next Friday, a| MISS FLEANOR GOSS Placed No. 4, 1924, Made “Big Ten'" six times In last seven scasons, Rated 1919, national rankings, Reached i singles year | Mallory at 6- 1 Paired with ) { won national wlm..q mn - succession, 1920, Second last year sem|- lhm\u in national 0. Pul out by f-4 ion doubles titlo 1918, three 1019, With | doubles Mrs. own in TRunnerup for | laurels, 1017, 1918, With Marion Jes | bles gemi-finals at Wimbledon | season. Defeated by Helon Wi { Mrs. Wightman Weaver ¢ 1018, indoor up reached don Member of U, & n Commands good Service | net and baseline international all-ronnd game acenrate, Plays strong, equally Tast Home' bREB BADIY HUR | Middlewelght and gr und-coye 8 in New York Champion Injured When His Overturns Outside of ittsburgh, Aug b, middleweight bosin: pion, wa 1 early evening when his automobils turned a few miles from this « He was brought (o the West Ihospital where physicis i sustained two fracturcd cuts and bruises on his | A1) chest, The extent of internal in seriously injure be known until xray have heen made, it champion's condition w to be not necessarily 1 Greh and two other men started in the boxer's for Pa., where the former was to flmm- Darragh tonight. As they scended a hill, which was slippery from a lght ‘rain, the party served fno parked autonc the foot of the hill blo highway, Greb threw on th of his car, the wheels locke ded off the road and turned o The fighter was pinned down by the steering wheel. His companion Leo Gagill, a sparring partner, Allen Jones, crawled wreckage not seriously hurf. Tass ing motorists came to their aid and Greb was hrml):‘” to a hospital, GRAND GIRCUIT Four Races wraphs I'he clared gerous. nho was Firie, Headed hy Centuria At North Randall Today. 20 (- ‘enturia § Cleveland, 0., Aug. races, headed by the stake for 2:09 frof, Grand Circuit ca E dall today. Small fields were name in all events. The probable starters in f were Trumpet, winner of the {trotting derby at | winner of several stake | mond Axtwor | water, | The 2:12 itention beca Norman G season and latter makes ber James P. Perry, Hartford | who purchased her for 814 she had set a new world's | record for a mile a | stepping 1t in There were throee starters. | A thres year o1 pace - | trot, each wit] complete {1 comprised | | six prot card ALPINES TAKE the Speedboys in a clase esting five-inning game St. Mary's field yesterday. ning run was scored w and two outs wl two bagger scorl teries were: Alp Al; Speedhovs. Lipman Dinda. Frawlev, M man and Casprow the winners while ley. Riffon and Pr the Speedboys. Th like to hear from Glen A. C. Clc other team Telephone Capta SERIES TE\DIDS{(\‘;’IAI}N(‘IOH(‘\' [ Still’s Ihdm' l‘l'm‘ New Haven burning of a | street last night, [tween New Haven and E disclosed a Aug. 2 Hemingw near the arn in t Have 0-gallon quantity of liquor, | destroyed, a horse v death and an antomohi The owner of 11 ecnga, 20 v | According to the fir | ston was r [ the fire reh reve }4“mv!:fi ns of liquor. Man afid Woman lrk‘ld in 'l(‘["fll \v\\!]ufr‘n]z Newport Wil pla ars old, of the still by | thev attempt loa mobile the border near h of wit e hsaan {them |and he1a 1 500 Ther were arralzned " | Phila gecond in || Molla | Zindersteln, | serion=ly | Antomaobile | Pitt<huraly juries he may have suffered will not | nd | from the | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, Al e —- B: mh.nll at a Glance l AMERICAN LEAGUE \nxu‘nlu 8t, Louls 7, Washington 1 (12 inning Chicago 11, New Yorl s ll\*\ulln Philadelphia Cleveland 0, »ston T Detroit, rain, The Standing Won Washington Iphia Chicago . Louis | Detroi Cleveland | New York | Boston Today Detroit at Chicago Games | ishinaton at Philadeiphia Boston at St New York a opped indeor esterday’s Results York 3 Brooklyn 1 The Standing Cincinnat Games Today murgh at New York (Two games) “hicago, at Touis at Brool FASTERN LEAGUL Yesterday's Kesult Waterbury Alba Wa Alban o . Pitt nrye 10 Standineg Wonl Springfiele Bridgepor Woreester iles at | INTERNATIONAL LEAGHE Yesterday's Besalts Raltimore 14, Buffalo 6 Providenca 11, Syracuse 4, Providence Syracuse, The Standing Won Lost Baltimora v Toronto Rochester | Reading | Buftalo | Jersey City Syracuse Proldence Games Today Yity at Rochester, timore at Bufalo, nce at Sy ing at wclise, Toronto. Albany — Waterbury Waterbury, Aug. 21 (- y won its fourth straight third in two days oy ny club here y ends of scores of the 2 to 1 Andy Rush's home in the opening game « + hetween the iry hurler and Bill Hink s hit hard in the Tanic ‘otchistone’s W run wi (1st), [\\m‘ (24), 649 A86 EASTERN LEAGUE Water game er ]ryhj Wit oupled with misplays gave the lirors s in the take the lead. Toor Manager j{in continuing on the ant into the lead, fall of vin the gan judgm Bill M moun e part of is club v the in Pirst I any Waterbury RaMm tush and three o-thir pr ninth in 10 on eCorry 1 after in e R GUST 21, 1925, that ended the g the hases Ic Iby Shay, Bateh [tured. The score ‘IUH,'\M\H vl 000 300 021 Hartford ..., 30 Metivier, Brica | Dailey and Lory, New Haven—Worcester Worcester, Mas Aug. 21 (M)~ New Haven defeated Worcester yes- terday fn a free hitting game 12 to | 6. Lerian's batting was a feature. | | The score: RH.E. | |New Haven. . Worcester .. 102 Loftus and Lorian vtz and Cronin WASHINGTON LEADS. MERIGAN LEGUE (Continued From me, Mullen's triple, ded and catches and Durocher fen- R.H.} 4 11 3 110 00x—17 12 1 and Army; James | 011 032 050 002 Preceding Fage) ST, LOUIS A.B. R. PO. A. E 4 3 ¢ aid Il ‘ 3 BOSTON A.B. R. 1 S 3 Happy Rollinson Wins State Flyweight Crown Ansonia an of 1 10-round bout. 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