New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1925, Page 11

Johnny Tobin will have his charges out in full force tonight at 6:50 o'clock at Walnut Hill Park and again Thursday night at 8t Mary's fieldto work out the problem of why 60 many men have been left on bases In past games, and espe- clally in last Sunday's game. It Tobin can work this question out, he will be doing the best thing possible for hig team, but it seems a hard thing to do. When men are left on bases, it generally means that tomeone 1§ weak with the stick and in a game ke last Sunday, it is hard to get a team going. The Talcons will also be on their toea this week and Bill Roach will see to it that his charges are well primed for the second battle of next weak. The Falcons = feel that they should come through with a win on Sunday, and when these boys feel that way, the opposing team s forced to travel hard and fast beforc they can stop them, The New Britain and Meriden po- lice department baseball teams will | clash in the first of a two-gamc home and home series tomorrow aft- érnoon, The :nitial battle of 1925 is| to be staged at Hanover Park in| Meriden and large crowds both from thia ci and from Meriden will be| on hand to watch the struggle. The Boys' League is scheduled to finish the season I'riday afternoon, but it appears as if a game will have to he played off to decide the cham. | pions of the league, Washington and | Paradise Park have both lost only one game and the manner in which the two teams cleancd wup their STRAW | HATS | A i 1 | | LAST | WEDNESDAY [ § i s oo ) $1.00 g NAINSOOK ‘ UNION SUITS games yesterday glves an Indication that the players are out with a ven. geance to win the pennant. Two teams cannet win the flag, and one of the two must go down, The Paradise Park team has the hardest row to hoe, because of the games remaining the only opponent the park boys have is the Boys' club team, while Washington is to stack up against the tail enders, the Bur- ritts, The Boys' club has been a con- tender throughout the season and is strong enough to take either the Paradise Park or Washington tcame into camp. A great deal of interest is heing shown in the Industrial track meet which is scheduled to be run oft at Willow Brook park on Setember 12. Landers has a large squad of men out who are working on the various events. Jess Norton the old time star, is ready to step with the best in the other factories in town while other in the plant are out for the varlous events. Tommy Basil will be in the mile or v mile these with several others, will make things hum for their opponents, The New Britain Machine Co. is also all het up over the meet, Jim- my Maher, oné time premier dash man of the city, has a gang work- ing on the cvents that will surely bid fair to bring home the point trophy to the factory Neports from the various other factories state that interest in the mect is running high so that all in all, the first indusirial meet of many years in this city, 8 pietty nearly | assured of succ Speaking of the point trophies leads us to try and explain some- thing about the scoring of the win- ners. Theve arc two point trophies Leing offered. One it the point {rophy for the individual scoring the most points and the other tro- phy. is for the factory whose tcam scores the lavgest number of points. On the entry blanks it is stated that the points in the relay will not cont for the point trophq. Thest flanks were printed before the cision to have a factory point tro- phy was reached and the statement applies only to the individual point troph ‘fhe men taking part in will not have their points d to thefr individual scores be- use there are no individual points for a relay team the relay add However, the points scored in the relay will bo added to the factory total and will help in winning the factory trophy offered for the team making tha highest number of points. %o, although there are no individual points to be made, therey and this share are team pointa to b mi event should draw a lon's the interest in the meet being map- Parking facilities are for Thu ped out in Waterbury day night. partments will have charge of the traffic. the firemen will be in chgrge of the parking spaces. s of run and | | | | | The police and fire de- Fhe polles will direct and | The Standing i x-Batted for Wia NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST Trophy for Auother Year ™' ™ ™ gt el g |, Snapshots Of A Small Boy for $l 50 e The Brass Co. h ! ; As—Ratted for Uy 2 h mm |\m.- which 1jolu | o \\:r\rn l;:wl 1:.’,”:1«”. _rhl'wrjq‘ Hn‘u_ N. Y. Aug. 25 (P o ¢ 1ol | e national women's tennis o &t Wednesday [rasmesinask oitsing BRI | natonts 5 s A e {slonship torpiy rematns in.ths pos: | e ,1/‘:‘1.‘,;;'0'}‘,“; o uniformne ‘x‘;'m?'ll"'»‘m' i 'f“v {‘ ‘1;'mv”k;lv-n'h;- Kt slon of 19-year-old Helen Wi g LT iyt BuTta10 67 7 Aseil Hi ' 'M‘ for another y after frustration S1.50 1(”"“',”.1',‘::‘ ;T-‘ml\\.m.lh 'I"‘\Amrhu [ Readtng GLENETI leyr‘.\‘- et Qg oAt of the most threatening English in- | UEATHER BELTS 1”‘1rn ‘\:‘ \-,r'\" crnts and this_ money | Jersey City 2 ol Srdl ey vagion in the history of the game, | ::tw he ('nrnwl in half to the Policc n.'v‘u\.'nt‘u S PRt \: |'r| The California _&irl n-m.mvhwl 95c J | e T and half to the Fire- |Providence ...... 31 82 383 AMERICAN LEAGUE jover Kathieen MeKane of England | men's pension fund, This is one umn"finlm s ]Iv:\‘::l‘"lllml\ :mxtwl of the titie com- | : ever heard of Gl b etition yesterds 8-0, 6-2. Wednesday gl te A e ,‘,,v_.f Jersey City at Syracuse, PHILAL 0 A | FIEHUNE piuck tn the face of adver l s e 1‘".';‘1-:',‘:1‘;1;,:- {he Tots thus oftered to| Taltimore at Toranto. | n s G |sity crowned Miss Wills queen of | 31.50 ed to utlne Ol the fire Jaddics.| Reading at Buffalo. At ol q e e . N W R Cl Moo ) | Providence at Lodhester. LAmar I, oo 300000800 gyceessive year. B White and Blue 4 vis will w.’um any speculation | e ‘--\r St 11 0 o Three times during the tourna- Collar Attached [ raise in prices for mrlkmr. "":"\;“L()lldon Pedestrians to ‘|'fl‘”,"' o LA e :;lx{n;lu. .xllwmv ‘\]i’:\vr:(mll\‘;\ 1o three SHIRTS {tegea for_ tho wight. and BESRR| - Way on Reckless Drivers [guisrs s o3 & 0 & 2 Blyelon ‘Goss of New York. nu leaving their ;‘\" red that they| TLondon, Aug. (®)—In conse- |French Be it o i el hicoll e o the e Ind nratmi | 1 00 P vmwyx‘ affiviantly through- | quence of tho increasing number of WLALLE ¢ LLROROOR 00N [ ifaund mateli But cach time she N DEbpRIALEES | road trafiic aalties, which have : T 5 5 15 S |turned inpending deteat into tri-| , |out the might. = | almost trebled in the past so\en CHICAG lions, | Wednesday et | years, u “Pedestrians Protection So- [y MIEIG G G sensed her superior stamina | = e ! ciety' 'has been formed with the fiavis, e i 1 1 4 oland power in every drive and wa EASTERN LEAGUE | object of nsuring its members | Dor N A vi'«\mn: to sacrifice the first sct to 2 | against strect aceldents and to pro- |y i1 Lm0 0itre her opposition. Tn each of thie AND | ey vide legal advice for them. I ‘ 1 0 o/three matehes, her opponents were p DRAWERS Worcester-Waterhury. The sovicly asserts that figures | Kamr ) 0lso exhausted after their initial vie- . Woterbury., Aug. 23 (P--Water-j collected show cases of d¢ ath and » 1 i |tonies that they fell casy vietims to 3 2 for @‘1 50 bary wan its ninth stralght &AM [ personal injury totalled 98,215 last | a0 "Iher powerful strokes in the fi L - here yoater . defeating the Wor-year, It contends those accidents | s —-Betted for Quinn two sets, . i or club by the score of 7 10 1.ighould decre and ends to 0] Misy McKane, the first forcis Wednesday Dave Keefe, former- Philadelphii | take steps to prevent dangerous and % [ player to reach the final round of | e =3 B | pitelier, but Thte of the Portland I‘\l; | reckless driving as well as 10 con- 3 berg {he \“v ‘“‘ m\)‘- the T $2.5 cifie Coast league club, had & no-hit | trol the speed of motor vehicles in IovLeAl ing after taking the first st | e ~hu'00 | nwvr\:nm‘:\:nw T his grasp until tho| (owns and villages. i After defeating Mi& McKane | White Collar Attached @I ninn inning. Wilson's triple to cen- SR tin s v BROER et .\Iv:sr }:”m]q |;q‘\.‘m‘u| to th court an X X Bl icr neid followed by Wight's seer HAVING GOOD YEAR later to retain her t s SHIRTS o ‘llmlvh away the honor for him.| Rill Sherdel of the Cards is hav- 1o, T iubles Sohamolon) MILILEMALS K 11t was the second onc hit game &t |ing a good season on the hilltop. The |8. Harris, b, Wono0 o | of California = $1 85 (e local park in two days. Irank fother day he turned in his tenth vie- \‘“"';:‘ L. G s 0 0 defeated ‘i»v\ May tt | Ulrich having held the Springficld {tory, holding the Cubs to five scat- | e, A and Miss Hlizabeth Ty x Wednesd: B! club to a tone bingle Sunday. Theltered erashes. He's one of the most | }|6-4. 6-3. Last yenr Miss Wills an Saradaibe | hitting of Donahue featurcd. : | dependable gunners on the Hornsby i : b (R e -xrrh\“r «‘!‘n‘x:‘ S y\\c\ :\\: 0 82,00 — $2.50 [EECRES f o S s ool I Bispeoni Ao e | titie. ¥ CAPS Worcestar . .000 000 001— MACK USES 20 MEN [ Eowiepavehjiet 4 ¢ 1 1 n) The matches wiarked Miss Witk 4 | Watarbury . .100 102 085— Connie Mack used 20 players in a whnoe 3 olfinal appearance in the East. S 3 | Wooch., Dugzan and game against the Browns the other [Reuther p. 100000 0 4 " Ihas a A not to play in the m 5 (0 B Kcore and Cosgrove day. Five were pitchers and four |{hese. 1. |¢4 doubles at Boston this week e d ‘Nnv]h.vi!lrrt\[nr‘:xnmcprs r?”"'l T el o lwill leave for home shortly B S the entire Mackian personnel was |xiTare pl [— . 31.50 1 AT G unable to check the onrushing Sis- | " READ THE HERALD CLASSIFILD | | { j B. V. D. 1 UNION sUiTs il $1.00 | Wednesday " LAST WEDNESDAY FOR REDUCTIONS THE / SHLEY- | BaBcocK CO. 139 MAIN ST. | ¢r rang the other a4 Hartford, Aug. ame of a three game from Hartford here yesferd ning by a 7 to 2 count. Douglas port- led the Senators into submission, lowing ecight scattered hits. On the other hand, Pittsfield hit hard and timely. The score: the odd 010 130 2 | Hartfora ...010 001 000— 2 | Douglas and Cm | Dailey, Spates and Ker Pittsfield Springficld-Bridgeport | ridgeport, Aug. 26—DBridgeport | hed hits behind Springficld er-| and defaated tho Poniea 5 to 2,| here yesterday. | Both Saunders . and Metevier 1 good ball, the orded with poor support by Drew and Bosse featured R. H. E | Springfield . .000 000 02 s 6 8| Bridgeport ..120 100 01x— 5 6 | ' Baunders an vier arr, Niederkorn; and | FINALLY BEAT DONORUE | The Phillies finally { hue of the former being Catches succeeded in | halting the mastery one Pete Dono- Reds has exercised over them for the past fpw scasons. The I | Redleg was whipped by the Fleteh. It « the first time in 21 tilts the Phils had tripped the Cincy hurlers. {lerites. “ SALESMAN SAM ADS TOR RESULT s 25, 1925, [ ——— eyt R pbETrroir 1 Baseball at a Glance e B[]Y TEAMS ENfiAfiE 0 | AMERICAN LEAGUE ! i w Yesterday's Resuits Manush, cf 1 I MAT Dotroft 13, Washington 4, [ Hion 1o : Chicago 3, Philadelphia 1. | rurke, b, I ) e Cleveland 5, New York 1. ‘““"M-‘ A H odzl P AR o) 8 [Welle, o vuiviinen 4 { OaEIR 14 b | t. Louls 4, Boston 0, X—Batted for Gregg in 9t AR ax—Hatted for Ballou In w,‘ s ‘l “‘ 0 : 1 4 The §f Treo base Nita—ITan Woodall, (%), |8 00 0 The Standing Fothorgill. Three base hit—Goslin, Home 3 0 0 0 | o . o Won Lost P.C. LUCIEN ¥. WILLIAMS run--J. Harris, Buse on balls Weolls A D] # & A ashington ..... 76 42 644 LUCIEN F. WILLIAMS teuther 1, Gregg 1. BUuck out—-by ‘ woo o ] h | Philadelphia 74 4» gys| Tanked No. 11 last scason. [Nens s Reuther 3 dregg 2 DBallow 1. | Hogdansk ] | i\ Ing is entire y % : A dx v B " " 1ita—off Reuther 4, off Grekg 8. off Fal- |Chodukiewics, s ' | Chicago G ARSI KRR 44 oung But a “eomer, lou &, Umplresa—Gelael, Nallin and Cons -1 At Tuia 6 58 s13| Intercolleglate singles champion o' mmeeto e T 5| unnecmry Detrolt 58 60 g0 |in 1022, | xout, hit by batted bali : Clevelana 56 o1 :nh e | YonK o Mt—cbotts, Buses on balls | Are you suffering from cczema or New York 45 I ‘414| Graduate of Yale University. B R H PO AR Macarella 1, ‘anr-lmlwr itehing, burning cruption Boston 5 ‘g1 tated No. 3 in western section, e e o ngton 14 or which you have tried various treat- 83 2071 904 L | Umalie=—Ands ime of gn | ments in vain—(hen given up in de- ‘ 024, ; e R spair? Thousands whose skins are now Games Tod | (ncnclmlrnml-’lnlm‘n at Sc;xll r‘lxhl A P TR Burritts-Paradise Park, | clear have gone through thi 1 Philadelphia at Cleveland. ¥ ff ago. Put out by Howard Kin- AN S | “Lefty” Cohen of the Paradise| expericnce. At last they tried Resinol Washington at 8t Lodis, o2 | 0 0 0 0 & Olparks was in great form the ’I]‘i igsoothing, healing ointment stopped New York at Chicago. | g e | o0 o o] Burritts could do nothing with his| the itching at once and goon all trace Baston ot Detrolt, | Efminated by Bill Tiiden, third D b 8 1% V| rorkided slante, He allowed but six| Of the diseao won gone. . Let Recinol ‘mund, national championships, 1024, SR 0 "l hits, his own bases on balls and a| Tid you of your skin trouble! NATIONAL LEAGUE o] Plays good all-arouml. game Ser- U0 0 0 o 0 ofwhd piteh aiding in the runmaking Yesterday's Results [cogktionm fRooiateREAURILEEE0L 1 00 0 0lof the losers. On tho other hand.| [} Pittsburgh 8, New York 2. ¢ netior baselins, ® ®|Sapko was hit hard throughout .mi St. Louls 14; Philadelphia 6. e o 5 2| his mates gave him the worst sup- | f (First game), | :‘s" Alert, Aggressive. Good port that could be accorded any| ; St. Louls 6, Philadéiphia | ground-coverer . A E | pitcher. They made errors galore of (Second game), ? Has come to rvmm quite lewl‘rfli‘ o o | commiggion and eral omission, Brooklyn 13, Chicago 6. ‘~mclf: getting start in collegiate | ; ool Niths M e e (First game), | circles .16 ”““ 2 ' i, Kulesik, who speared | poses required more than 20 m Chicago 11, Brooklyn 6. Needs eperience mostly e 7 0|« conple of Tris Speakers out in of thick wire miles of fing (Bhesnataiae) Looked upon by many experts as 3 ¢ 0 1 0 2 ofFerraro, who made a dandy assist to| When it was first report L . | o s U | was repo Bosten 8, Cincinnati 2. }m\elo! most promising of younger : ¢ Il e ctgw a runner, and Boliskl, who fiell- | {he tower was % it ,pll‘i;rs' f casons should | = ed one Itke a Wagner. Cohe h-1an olectrie udyert & P ‘ithin a few more scaton ould | Lt Bl standing fc < g i The Standing | thinigies : | 1]ing was the outstanding oL said that the state hud consen Won Lost p.c,|P,up with the topnotchers, | | the Paradise Park defensc. Berko-|(ho scheme for the scale of Pittsburgh S ialvioa e | omels D Chic s P | witz and Koplowitz each got in 4l if would receive, which in the pres New York ...... 88 b4 W5 e cll. | homer. ‘The latter would have haid |y condition of the treasury would Clnclonatl 0% 54 I el i | two, hut he failed to touch eecond. | o welcome, Later informat o At TouiNE Lo R 62 458¢ ; Miler | Sokolowski, Levine and O'Brien in| oycp, ghowed that the Eiffel Tower Brooklyn . 61 19| i‘ vandawd | addition swing wicked elubs compauy 15 not oblised (o, ask for Philadelphia 64 48 | [ 1t was a ball gme in the first 0~ . y(orization for such action, have- Chicago P " | In the second tho Burritts| to satisty the Paris Muni- Boaton RIS 68 438 AL HboRARES IOk "'“‘;""'}'Y“”X" Kite. On four Wi# | cipal Council that no scheme could msten el Ll e Lok |-f”<\\u:”rv;|;:~‘ '“‘"’“ ’,\\ be adopted that would be in any Games Today i T L G AL o Wl way an eye sore to the fown Cincinnati at New York. Continued From Preceding Page) en hase. n the third| o 500 iane recetves o o Tork ! I P | et e el o TATs pany receives g Pittsburgh at Boston. s il NSO Beioon o sum of 550,000 or about Fouia sl Brookion AubRell R FEESG O i [ wild piteh and three stolen buses. | ¢ BF S30AE0 Arihes - \ Chitagotuti PRllade Il Cantrell, po.ooo b 000 1100 o o0 0™ e box seoro tells the story e h the eity gets ten 8 . . [-fohnaton oceieeees 1 0 0 0 0 0 e o PARADISE PALK er cent. e S | FTI] 1 i Sl ATARGIE S 3 e EASTERN LEAGUD T et s (Lot L " e NINE HURLERS USED Two Lass hits—Frelgnu, Jahw, Gritfith; |xxtacho | ) b S n e pIAyR e A an IR Tort Yesterday's Results Mown, Tieriey (2 Thte g hit= b x e vL” " “\ ‘1”‘” ]v:\l H”\ LT T D= LRUERG] 2 Rase on Ills—oft Bhrhadrt 1. off Rush B U LR i pitchers saw service, The Tygers Waterbury 7, Worcester 1. 4. Struck out—by Ehrhardt ¢ by Cantrell AL 16 o PO- AL ko Terkowitz 1wl ' |used four of them. Twenty runs and Rridgeport 5. Springfield 2 I by Buch 5, Hits-off Eirhardt 8. off ) . REEKONIE IR u zeport 5, Spring 7 S oft Tiubbatl 1, off Cantrell 0 X ) LA ok, D ! 12w nits were made, 1o suy nothing of Other teams not seheduled Tiglor, fart and Wison, Time : “ l : § \ B SR 17 hases on balls that were dished S o o [onen 1 ont during the activitl The Standing oER ! = = o i A Won 1.ost BLICEIEE o s o0 0 a0 o BUTRITT: ; COX DOING WELL aterbury .. % b1 Bl 7 e i 2 ; AB R, H. PO AL L H 8 : Maore. e | i ) ' Rightficlder Cox of Brooklyn is artford : 54 4 Raviings, b L L Sl : b K up quit B New Haven .. 58 § |Cuxler. v Ay " hars 2 hanging up quite a nifty reputation S 2 S8 [mhart, 160000 8 1 n e 0 ihis scason, He's been hitting (e \”mz qp'wl| i i T B e s Gl | ) gate in stellar fushion, lacing out Springtielc 82 A1) vight, 88, ... N 1 v, ¢ Albany 64 €15 | Kretadr, b ol / Struk out T Pittsficld 79 | = 1:0 2uaty : e | ; s eibeles S e oo | e : % NEW YORK S [ i e ’ LAST SIDUS WIN | Games Today AT e e 3 leihey o ; il 3 L | Bridgeport at Waterbury i R | F RNIA Mlgs s e ] Tt ong e i aal : Harttord at New Haven o0tk out- by Canen pko 4 Stanley Memorial chure u last Pittsfield at Albany. 03 R % 2 t s Stolen I . night in one of the fastest and hest | | Worcester at Springfield 01O AfiAIN GHAMPI[‘IN Burrites | FAMes played this season at Walnut | | A G s G Hill park. The score was 4 to 2 | INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE a0 s g - ith tho Eusterners comting outon U = S R Fifty-Five Miles of S : | esterday's Results b8 a0 i A 4 ' . T 'Q H 0 N1 [ syracuse 7, dersey City 6. A cootoboa oo o Helem Wills Retains Tennis Wire Used in Big Sign s : Baltimore 2, Toronto 0. Huntzingdr ip) " OSN:0CRe0ERIl ra AL i (P — Wiring the Batterics: Pet Other clubs not scheduled it ; i OSETIL| Bifiel Tow vertising _pur-| C. Rittner and 1 STRONGLY URGED r :Canadian Labor Body Wants ‘ Provinces to Vote Ottawa, Aug. 24 (P An cight- hour enacted by legislation, will zed the 41st annual onvention of the I ind Labor rst week in Septems ganization is to Canada Labor s to nlted States. In a o the ur day other matte ¢ re tho conven- tlon Incl 1 s fm- minion | Dominion law eight- pro- ral jegislative 1estion went tal govern- tbia was the tlon. contipgent lominion follow- mer British Co only on on 1he of labor men tred to the of Cunada, which authority of ion parliament to legislate onr he only it-1 Y is in regard lominion govern- within For the in- ment ry not the bounds of inee rem prises the dustrial distric authority to legis provincial legisla= late lies with 1he 1t is expected that the Trades and Labor Congress convention will take the stand that the dominion govern- ment should enact legislation for an cight hour day wi the limited jurisdiction defined by the su- court rulir which, f{t is argued ,would lead the way to action by the provinces BRAVES CROWDING CUBS I ston Braves are crowding he Cubs for seventh position in the National league. 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