New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1925, Page 9

Speaking of Sports SUIIUIIIINLLLG The Plrates, rated as a strong con- tender for the baseball chanmipion. ship honors of the city this year, have been eliminated by All-Ken- sington in two easy victories by the south end team. Kensington had an easy tinie sim- ply because the Pirates were nol up te snuff and in fact, yesterday's ex- hbition was poor from all standards o basehall. acked the sfamina (o enter into a serics of this ®ort and after last Sunday's defeat, they gave the impression yesterday that they were beaten before they started in to play. The old spirit was every depariment of the field, the Pirates, with few ex- ceptions, were lerrible. At bat, they were comparatively strong. but their best men failed to do much yester- day. On the bases, they failed to even give the semblance of know- ing what to do. lacking in the game, In Strange as It may scem, the lig | noises of the game failed miserably when it came o a pinch. Zeilke was the outstanding bust of the serics. He was brought into the Pirates' lineup to take the place of Beagle, 1 gular first baseman who is out with a bad rupture, but Beagle would have, we think, showed more than Zeilke showed at any time dur- ing the two game: “Fiddie”’ Goeh was the onc bright shining star of the Pirates team yesterday and he also pluyed the game for all it was worth last Sun- day. FEddie yesterday was a bear in the outfield and at bat made it known that he was there all the time. Jasper falled at short stop by making a number of bad errors, but his hitting sort of redeemed him yes- terday. Kensington had the spirit all the way through yesterday and they could not be beaten at the rate they were travelling. At times, “Slim" Politis wobbled, but his team was there behind him and they shut off runs that might have done some damage. Tt is rumored about that this may be the last of the Pirates as a team, but we hope not. The team has gtuck together for a number of years and has always been to the front in the running and it would be missed should it dishand at the present time. Just because the team goes into a series and loses, does not mean that the team is no good and if this attitude is being taken by the Pirates, then they should get rid of # right away. Everyene goes into a slump. And there is no doubt but what the Pirates were in a bad slump during ths contests with Kensington. Then, why should a classy ball team like the Pirates take two defeats so to heart that they talk about disband- ing? Let the Pirates not forget that there are other seasons coming and although they may feel discouraged at the present time, time will heal their wounds and we hope to &ee them out there again next year put- | ting across their game as they have in the past. The Corbin Red Sox and the Fal- | cons staged one of those games you read abont yesterday. It was a pret- ty pitching duel hetween Berg and Kania and either side could ave won. The breaks of the game gave the Red Sox the edge. but the I'al- cons are still ready to go back again next Sunday to clean them up, One of the largest crowds that has Aurned out to watch a ball game in any years was at St. Mary's field s yesterday and neither side lacked rooters e The Red Sox and the Falcons will go at it again next Sunday at St Marv's ficld and should the Red Sox come through with a win, then the finals will ed between them an! the ngton team Is Ken el terer who said sn't enough serics 1o the botl the St Poreival Next ose there interest in a fitle ttendance figures for | Mary's field and the | avenue srounds there will erowds present at the will hold the interest town. . e Sunday he larger and it the entirc me The Corlin Red Sox will practice tomorrow night at 6:30 o'clock at Walnut Hill pa nd again Thurs- day night at 6 o'clock at St Mary's field. Coach John Tobin will attempt to solve the riddle of why ®o many Red Sox players were nded on the s yestorday | Confie 1 by Both Herman and Louis (Kid) Kap- | lan over their chances for the bout | which happens fo fake place inj Brassco park Thursday night. Both | ghters arc zetfing in shape for| the battle they will give as good an exhibition as has ever been #een in fhis section when they meet, | ence is being express: and Kaplan ruled the favorite in the | bettinz but Herman does not lack for backers in New York. Reports | from the Metropolis state that there | are fans coming dbwn to Waterbury to wateh the action in ! the bout and that the majority of them Herman to win. droves of favor K | ire that Thursday sl figy ' for plan is the night is | agreed by all. but | rsonal opinion is that the 1t championship will re- Connecticut. of_be to I p atherwe in n his. we do not mean to sav that Kaplan is walking in the | ring punch at Herman Stop Itching Scalp | 1o take one Rub Parista . 2 uriant. soft The hest balr tanic | Al drugeine ful tréatment, Hite |Giara | pars has been o | American goods, | strong and finish the fight. On the con- trary, we think that poth fighters will glve his opponent & gruelling test, We depend on Kaplan's power to stand up under an attack and his great powers of recuperating. who say win un! To those will not knockout, becanse Connecticut ring will not decide against Kaplan, we rveply that Com- missioner Thomas Donahue will see to it that Herman or any other fighter who apears in a Connecticiit ring will be given a square deal. Another thing, (oo, the best that Connecticut can offer in the way of a referec wlil be the third man in the ring Thursduy night. that FHerman s he scores a a referce in a % S R. NORRIS WILLIAMS 11 One of the game's veterans. National champion twice, 1016, Runnerup, 1913 1014, Winner All-Comers, 1814, 1916, National clay court title-holder in 1912, 1915, Member tain since Davis Cup teama. Cap- Made “I%irst las® 12 scusons. Plays good all-round game, style, delightful to watch. Most daring and brilliant of American pastimers, But inclined to be erratic. Good one day, poor the next, en” 10 times out of Easy Aggressive. Alert. Speedy Uses backhand half-volley quently, one of game's most cult shots. ervice 15 powerful and placed. Smashing, equally Plays both net and baseline ciently. fre- diffi- well. severe, effi- Born of American Geneva, Switzerland. Stands five feet, 155. He's 34. GIANTS NEARLY OUT OF RUNNING (Continued From Preceding Page) parents In eleven, Weighs xSchang xxPaschal Jamisson, fumma, Tewster, MeNulty, Tee, of. 1. Sewell Burns, 1t fpurgeon, Hodapp, 1. Sewall Karr, p. Speece, 2Uhle Ratied for Tatted far x xx- Twn hase Home run Left on ba Rasa on halls— 2ot e ) Pennack aff Sh Karr § off Sy nninger Rurn Stry a0 mpires— Dy Hildebrand. Time--2 BOSTON AT i 1 n Williame. Tamorte sister, 10, TArnlison A Manus Fannett Targrave. Rahertean . . |bought to mateh each sterday. | out Towi American (Goods Now Are Inchided in the Rlarkade Aug, 24 (A—The dent of the Live th hoyeott de- Vlonere government ship- include Tiverpool, Eng Shanghai correspe Tost sa ( erpool clared by the inst Dritish and sended Tapancse to The nt officially and steam Shanzhai Cantoness governm tified Ameri Mip lines havin that all Amer chandise intended for Conton be landed at Shanghat and shipped in Russian or Chinese boat: The reason given for the hoyeott is that quantitics of British and Japanese goods have heen smuggled into Canton under American labels, Under the new system, the merchan dise will he examined when landed in Shanghai for reshipment an firms i mer. mu; R. & 1L JUNIORS WIN R. & E. Juniors defeated the turday afternoon in a bascball game by the score to 4. The Clovers started in the opening inning but gradually fell down before the R. & E. onslaught. The Juniors secured a lead which they kept to the finish. The Clovers weird of 12 ARCHBISHIP DIES Bombay, British [ndia. Aug. 24 (P Most Rev. 8 J. Pereira, Arch- bishop of Daman, Portuguese India, is dead Callouses Quick, safe, sure relief from painful callouses on the feet. At drug and shoe mores DrScholl’s ads Put one on—the pain U gons v "I oronto | has | offices in | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST s SO L Baseball at a Glance l AMERICAN LEAGUE —— | Yesterday's Results | Washington 6, Detroit 4, | Philadelphia 3, Chicago 0. | &t Louis Cleveland The Standing Won 8 it Lost 41 41 MM 58 | Washington Philadelphin Chleage St. Louis { Detroit | Cleveland ..., 67 A5 | New York T | Bosten .., ... 5 s 09| Games Today Washington at Detroit, I'hiladelphia at Chicago. Hoston at St, Louls, New York at Cleveland, NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results New York 7, Pittsburgh 4. (1st). Pittshurgh 3, New York 2. (2d). Brooklyn 6. Chicago 0. (1st). Chicago 8, Brooklyn 7. (2d) Other teams not scheduled | —— The Standing Won Lost 15 P.C. | Pittsburgh 610 New York Cincinnati St. Louis Brooklyn .. Philadelphia Chicago Boston Games Today i Louis at Philadelphia. (2). | | Pittsburgh at New York | (Continued From Preceding I'age) | Fitzpatriek tripled to left, | whe made a poor throw to second to | | ket Huber. lis% Kania. Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Boston. | EASTLRN LEAGUE | { (1st). d). | (1st), (24). (1st) (2d). Yesterday's Results Waterbury 4, Springfield 0, Waterbury 6, Springfield 0. Bridgeport 12, Worcester 2. Tridgeport 7. Worcester 4, | Martford Pittsfield 9 Vittsfield 5, Hartford 4. New Haven 4, Albany 3 | The Standing Won n &7 65 63 lost D.C.| a1 382 | Waterbury Hartford | New Haven . Bridgeport Springfield Woreester Albany Dittsficld 3] 1 Game Pittsfield at Iz Worcestor at Waterbury. Springfield at Bridgeport INTERNATIONAL LEAGLL Yesterday's Kesults Syracuse 5, Jersey City 2 Jersey City 7, Syracuse 4, Buffalo 5, Rteading 4. (1s0). uffalo 12, Reading 1. (24). i | Providence 4, Ttochester 2. (1st). ‘ Rochester 4, Providence 3. (2d). | | (1st) () Other games not scheduled. The & | | ) i 634 | 593 | 46 | .17&‘. 163 | 116 883 | Ralimore Rochester Buffalo Reading | Jersey City ; Syracuse | Providence .. | Games Today | Jersey City at Syracuse | Raltimore at Toronto, TRuffalo. Rochester, Reading at Providence at pats, Spats, Spats, All | Left by Yankee Tourists | | TLondon, Aug. 24 (A--Thousands ir-! American tourists whe visited London. spent their money freely |and now are homeward hound will 'not be casily forgotten, because they | ihave loft a plague of “spats’ be- hind thein. The visitors on their arrival were ’fh[ll that it was t correct thing |to wear spats, and spats were 1it they pur- chased. Considering that they would have no.use for such things at [nome, they packed their baggage ‘:‘n‘i left the spats behind, Hotel | proprictors have set aside space for discarded footwear until such a time a angements can be made for second-hand sales, Benny Leonard Will Not Enter the Ring Again New York, Aug. 24 (A—Renny onard, rctired lightweight cham- pion, will not re-enter the ring lagain, he declared yesterday in denying reports, credited to his man- ager, Billy Gibgon, that he intended to try a comeback and fight Jimmy Goodrich, newl recognized cham- rion, for the title. [ the 1 ‘dently figuring on | stepped to third and walked away | tert. SALESMAN SAM NOW FoLKs - | \F N0U WL BLL GI0E MR YouR |BEST 1 B SURE WE WILL OME OUT ON ToP #ND | HEOIL TYTWAD'S pND KAKEETER'S DASTRODY PLOT To | PUT US OUT OF BUSINESS FALCONS BOW T0 CORBIN RED SO0X Kanla * got bunt down third base way. grounded Smith, who Zlegler at third on a force play. £ixth inning—S8mith out, Zelgler to | Klatka, Blancnard skied to Wojaclk. IFergn- son out, J. Kania to Klatka. De- Vito batted for Wojack and flied to I'erguson. Jarvis flied to Patrus, Smith made a pretty play and got J Kania at first, Seventh inning — Berg walked, Patrus sacrificed, Klatka to J. Kanla Kopee flied to Jarvis, Suyder's foul fly was grahbed by Sullick, Sheehan flied to Huber, Klatka fanned, oKpec throwing him out it first after dropping the third strile. Zeigler whiffed, RNed Sox Score inning—THuber fumbled to to e when | by De- | Zoigler, Eighth his grounder was Vito. Smith grounded The two moved Blanchard's sacrifice, Klatka to .| Pitzpatrick grounded to Zeigler, who tried (o get Muber at | the plate. The throw hit Huber in the and rolled away, Huber and Smith scored on the play. Fer- guson singled through short sending Fitzpatrick to third. Rerg hit a lop- ing fly in back of second and J. Kania made a nifty catch, Titz patricl tried to score after it antd was out at the plate, P'alcons Count | Kredar singled to right and taok | second when Snyder let the ball| 20 through him. Sullick honnend a | single off Tlanchard's glove, Tlanch- | ard made a try for Kredar at third | and his wild throw let in a ron. | Kania fanned. DeVito slammed a | «ingle through the hox two | runners moved up on Jervis' saeri fice, Berg to Rianchard. 1. K hit a gronnder to Smith, who forced up on | it nia | 1 a out, | Eullick seoping and DeVito going to | third. Sheshan flied fa Datrus. Red Sox Win Ninth inning—Patrus Kopee sacrificed B Kiatka. Zeigler threw out Snyder, halding Patrus on second Huber sinzled to left, scoring Patrus and heing caught at second on the re- turn, Jervis to .J. Kania Kiatka out, Patrns to Blan Sentt, bhatting for Zeigler, ont came w; Kredar was it pitehed Bensan battled Snllick and flew ont to Snyder. o seare: FORRIN to Kania to singled ard. | the by A hall for RED 20X A ) 1 (iclay | egley hit a | DeVitn, s, i °. | Torasis 1. Kania Shieahan Tiatka Igter, catt Kiedar, 11, ini 2t gl ahith o 2 | AsTensn B. Kanla x--Batted far Zeiglor sx—Batted for Two base hit Titzpatric ' Blanchard off Rerg 1 in s Sullick fn Patrus, ros hass hit Jnr Pa- ses on halls Kania © t--by Rerg 10. Kanl Stalan iidore Dot Mo play. Kanin allh Teft an ox—Red Sox 10, Falcans 5. Umpires— sautter and Crowley | SECURITY NOTE REPLY | T0 GERMANY 1S SENT | Message Dispatched Today and is (o | Be Given to Public On Friday Paris. Aug. 24 (P—The French note to the latest German rejoinder | on the escurity question, it was de- clared this mqrning, will be de- | livered to the Berlin government at 5 o'clock this afternoon, and will he made public Iriday morning. The note. delivery of which boen several times delayed, is pr tically the same as elaborated at the meeting Foreign Minister Briand and the British forcign sec- retary, Austen Chamberlain French efficial are no grounds for roports publish in Germany of “important cha hetween circles say | made at the 11th hour,"” Publication of the note on Friday is rogarded here as giving Germany ample time either to ask that the | league of Geneva to con- matter he referred to the nations council, opening at next month, or, us is expected ask for a special international ference on the matter. Tt 1s understeod the Franch gov- srnment propared to either of these requ is ta agree TODRY_ M5 To AT YR N CF Guzzile | Zeilke | MeCarmick taszed fwith iplay seen in Kensington when in t | Weir poked what looked like a sure | {ball |'The score NICE TRUNW 9 4, 1925, e e e b T = PIRATES ARE UT OF TITLE RUNNING (Continued From'Preceding Iage) Politis cleaning the bases with a long doublo to left field, He went to third when Jasper mussed up Preisser's grounder, a will pitch, came aml Preisser rosted third. Satalinc's sacrifice fly scored Prejsser making the total four for the inning Again the filled the sacks but they to score, two pop flies, « ne was turned into a pretty hYil e S Begley, cutting them off with out a }:.:H:’ o "i""f“] ol st run, Kensington got a man as far us [[hg. 0 ireddy night at second in the third, but thore ho| ook 8 he i ARl AIMOLEO VB AN died. Weir got around to third for |\ N tho the Pirates in this frame, but he also |07 HI°NCe upon the ¢ died there, Push Over Two More | Greco walked o start things in | the fon h for Kensington and I'olitis laid down a pretty hunt to | him down. Preisser was out, 10 ¢ per Louis (Kid) Kaplan Thursday ‘ On home Wat Babo Herman of on tbury, Conn., Aug. 21 ornin, | fident that he is 10 e t feathorwe H in second Pirates | champlon | were unable [world the of which ! going beat the champion, Louis eateh en they Brassco ark {1 1t He's basing hi claim fhat he t Kap- from six to cight every bout Herman seldom scales more two or three pounds {featherweight limit When the Bah " he pounds, off s [to be under the b {o'clock on M85 i1k was drlve | oangth A natural featiierwe i ias Lo take while off pounds hefor than | over of 126 pou took up his training arvozza. Greco scored when Ja t Sataline’s him. Sataline by a pretty hook sli was at three I rates grouped themscives for a litt (&l in center field over the whys ind wherefores Jasper's Mecarmick hefty straight at he let it ‘“‘”M‘I\’ energetic and Sataline MeKeon flie 1:’_” PR Shlen l"lf‘fll"\ Count [Eckany ,““l pomes e ifteriioon’s. could do the ax g on went out in order in the fifth. Then the Pirates thing. Jasper singled il R DL Goel pushed a single info teft and (C0 E FEIUE goond; /\‘J"‘_ " fsparring partners, etk o Gteondt Weir | ISIng SHfenry, Whrea one to Fields and Iields |¥1h € Wi Zeilke hetween _second and |CUSIOMATY. bik oy | e b i road worl e grounder throus ven 5 his mcant that he had | Iy over two pounds limit required at 3 afternoon of the 2 miich tax \fe at second when o not of wpon Bale work pasted Weir, to do this but probably wil scored, than this so that n on Thursday ghing in coremonies all the fourth ri- and Three rates about fighting welght, The Babe | {moments since pounds, ormal in IKonsiy 3 put in sy setting up his camp Lvery has | out with his three Joe his Leopold, and speedy ronnds addition to the ching exercises, dow and ; 1 many did some - afternon Jasper wint to s grounder and Jdaspor third and fappe h went Rh caugit third, Goeb Field's throw to fthird. On bit of base run chanees One m it to MeCormick who threw h as canght in befween s mpathy a quick throw to Preisser, Weir was | o 208 = Hecon(gan 1 champion and Loxing home & Zeilke a s late wen net woir ning killed the Pirates | was onf, Carrozza | [his traine erman hangs his elever | party and Jinny play ahout K his rrs around et sparring Al o ring ] ckson: Burns their plan e lvanee a and | oy IN soon hen with i will for wito, be canght veen The Pirat after this innin their own Babe S keresuna arer. That's just a sample contidence |erown which Sominole 1, n't trom Kaplan at Brasco Park | wight they will be and at e roup of permeates Scored in Light and Tn the cight, Kensi crman do the again. Greco singled and rode when Polifis ted into right field Ureisser twa bhanger Sataline gcorsl Presser with a double [men in these United State caught in a| to it but Herman and third We shall sec fielder's = aton ope lights out of Ihur most lay urprised lisappoin connee et {he same Politis. {time the most seoring ataline was ont when 13 hetween secoud ing safe on a Cormick an niekle eir ery MeCarmick choies, M from chau malkii MeKeon zot the hall sacrifics This KNIGHT WINS 1INALS 7 Point, ( Ang. Ut W. Km 1 Arthur Yate \rr07 the finals of t scored all the MeKeor throw way first Piuster il Fred around to thivd |- went past ( fly to Weir when i tournament sterday and | to claim per- men's invitation golf on | scor-d. the |! Mekeon attle. Fiel cosseit links v was last year's winner most spectacntar | Jigst in a third time s pulled the wnent possession of the trophy. Jast half of the ninth with two aut 1 " | “Slim | ¢ fl I I vaid of inlercs vaved anned ¥ ski sent emus oper and Lirown Lon D it B fron trikeou play Klemas He wal two two 1 in th an i and Brown inchey 1 da alcon Jrs. 1 & F. 1t Wa from Iaf & the error into the I is it the Ay was lis ning ande i hit over short Viclds ran back and jumped into the air and speared the | hand. Tt was a with his 1 gley and Eddie Goeb | great catch T The Famlly Album - wild (Sure That He Is Going (o Beat| e 1o e ed the #ixth ird or 11K I Co T'wo h hrought cventh wild pit 1 ud pred udy sacrif by ond, G then prevented went wild ke Y n d three In a pitehe J uns came in. he fourth with d Zaiko Kowsky and I, g tielding y Orfo! th W s gucrifice on two erre i HERMAN GONFIDENT RANGERS GONT! Lt HE'S NEATCHANP WINNING STEEAK I'age) Ith a A wild former fly Luke’ V two 1 1 four first Lmas, and a ek, A single \ Y. Klemas a the row and Then i > dropped Piorkow- a L s lomski sixth, 1 two I scor- Ve Corhin-Dragons, hest Inut Hill ternoon on the and nirs, wingipals in but unconseio it adding 1 part m came ‘orbins team 17 to although plays 1N most out 14 score, and ahsolutely Turi and Lin by n comedies Park was en- in P Dragons, Not only w the speetators | 1 the ever a City & I hail- {he “eom- but 4 game, on the one Jas- and runs were By | and he turned in a creditable | though some of the | were enough to aigh, A me, plays he pulled the Chinese vetator of the Rungers-Burritt game on Diamond N 1 who had purked himself {n vight fleld, contributed the funniest ineident entire afternoon 08 he sat on the grass, a long wus hit into the territory 1 the fielder running atter it, il descended onto the man's traw hat, wa, deflected towarde Diamond No. suiling on a bound off the man's heud for about 45 feet it touched the ground. Any being hit in like manner gone unconsclous, but ply pushed his hat up reven gave sign that hit him. He ought mauke empire fly befora human would have man si gons started scoring in the tting runs, They wo more in the second und in the third, adding fourth & K. Corbins ond and and fourth. 'They fifth and three in am got three in the re the Dragons stop- three col not hrace four in collected three in i in the third ot another in the the sixth, Each te seventh, and he ped s s ti scored he acore Mlau three to win Al run inte 1 tvo while a er by An- wer. the 4 four batted lall Blanchard. Stalon bases Left on bases Azons b n) o Wild Maher. Time of ga Labarba Wins Crown From Frankie Genaro Angeles, (‘al., 24 (P Laharba, Los Angeles high 1ocked from the head Genaro here Saturday New Jer. s flyweight 1rha won by waiting tn and by left round they carry- to the rcasterner in round the much of Ge |1 | of rankic own W vich the ro to come ni serap GLUYAS WILLIAMS D McClure Newspaper Syndicate for honers in | Polith day vied with each other conter field while the Jasper anil were hitting ies of the | NSINGTON AB R KT Pre Sutalh MeKeon, Beg Tolitia H Sheehnn, Marelll H b Twa b Politis. on balls Struck o Pl Fiel on bases lein 4, Heln 2. y Sata v ol Kensingtor Hit b z Wil and Maler 11— MeKeon. {Gavioszn nch Ran Dies in Automobile on Way to Hospital Danbury, Aug. 24.—Ilenry Smit 68 vears old of Stamford, died an automobile near Satur night while returning to his home. | Heart trouble w ven as the| cause of death mith with a party | of friends had driven and after having supper on the return trip. Ile v ill and his fricnds brought to the Danbury hospita however reached 1 here ay | o Danbury | 1 started | before the hospit READ THE HERALD CLASSIF ID)} Taking In The Paper. e VN, DRUMMING DIAD APEN 5 DOOR TO ASK I NOTICED N THE PafER ™15 MORNINGs VWHAT LT AN GO | NAKED? 1)1 | \NPEED - T&Vv\w‘r\u’ = A RELEF FOR | WA FRURR SUFFERERS THIS oS @l NOU ARE DDWERTISING- [sTe? T | | S Yes [ HERE U ARE R — HOIW MaNy Do WANTY