New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1925, Page 17

Speaking of Sports Attention Paddy O'Connor, man- ager of the Hartford Eastern league baseball team! The following ac- count of a double-header between ‘Wi)llamsport and Scranton of the New York-Penn league Is taken from & Wiillamsport paper of the other day. In the first game played between Willlameport and Scranton which Willlamsport won 12 to 2, Wojak, who s playlng at shortstop for the Willtamsport club, was officially four times at bat; he scored four runs and got three hits. He had one put- out and one assist In the field. 1In the second game, he was at bat three times, acored two runs and got two hits, He had three putouts and three assists in the field. He also figured in one double play during the second game, Here's some of the nice things the aporta edivor of the paper had to say about him: “Wojak had three out of four hits at bat.” “Willlamsporters who witnessed the game at Fimira Sunday eald ‘Wojak made one of the most spec- tacular plays ever seen on Dunn fisld. With two on base and two out, he raced over back of third, knocked down a hit and tossed the batter ont at first, Tt is sald this undoubtedly saved the game for| TWilltamsport.” | “In the third inning of the second game, Wojak dropped Bedford's fiy. but by a quick toss to Killinger flagged Bedford at second base.” That's tough plaving for a man| who wasn't in the Eastern league class and not fast enough to play on the Hartford team, It onlv goes to prove that when he gets a chance at his regular position, he can plaf baseball with the best of them. { He was not the Kaplan that tore Panny Kramer to ribbons in Madison fquare Garden last January and hc‘ wae not the fighter that he is re-| puted to be. His showing last night | was very poor. Now that the Kaplan-Herman fight is over, the next big event for the 1acal sport fans is the Cerbin Red Sox-Faleon baseball game af 8t Mary's field. This will be the gecond game of the elimination serizs to de | termine which team will play the Kensington team for the city cham pienship. Players in the City league are talk ing about holding a banquet at the Hotel Burritt after the season ends tomorrow afternoon. ctary Abe Aronson will call a meeting of the} managers to discuss the proposition | gome time next week. This appears| to be & good move on the part of the| piavers who plan to have the win-| ning team there as gues l r of the n's gAME Aronson, who i& man Orioles, states that tomorro will probably end the season for the team, The Orioles have had a good | record this year for the s coond vear 5 have been playing together. We hope to ece the team next year and sirengthen the 37 rarhnfm: in which V‘]r\ are and they will give any team in the city a rub for honers, ous de weak, journey o New Londen Sunday to play the Vort Trumbull Stars there, Players are acked to Le at Mack's Garage Inj Jcensingtan at 11:30 a'clock daylight | eaving time Sunday me pared to leave for the Whaling City All-Keng ington wi ning pre that | inday to wonld like any ofh-| Manager Buckls two buses will b accommo those to take the trip. If there er of the Kensinzton f to mecompany the lea pend | part of the day at the to call Frank and notify asked 143612 <o that arrai rge niumber of f smpany 1he te ort this year, Thing haseball in 1 Kensing in fhis & team gool supp are pretty black for ontlying districts, and for ton to go into the me rer In which they ¢ s W of dmiration fram - of Bill Nye to i T‘m petuated ! Meteher. N z 05 UPV Five raemorials t Wilson i) Nve, ! place In the hes i [ mount it N tormally 23. Ths humorist i dow in old Ca pal church; a bronze t narking his grave in the churchward monument on which a let will tell a brief Hen tion that in the w his last rosting Aug famous edicated reminder on the highway: a gift of th memorial Masonic fr Dedle memoriz anniversary of at 8hirley, Mai son of the gene Pharr, 2 present. aterni Seize British Schooner With Load of Beer Key West. | Aug. 8 (P—The British auxiliary schooner, Fa Prescott, with 1.7 of her cren cutter 299, three miles eases of beer on rrested by coast guard off Florida Keys iate yesterd The crew ace Wattler n Wa the local nava ably be tarned over to ¢ cials today The voysge from Havana to Nassau Jstoms offi vessel was on a NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST (o acw e INOVELSISTEMOF s [DENTIFING AUTOS {One Syllable Words Instead of Numbers Suggested | fcago 6, New York b. Detroit 5, Boston 4. (10 innin Other clubs not scheduled, The Standing Won Washington ... 76 Philadelphia Chicago St. Louls . Detroit remembered Cleveland ...., 67 »”‘4‘“‘\';“' tor vehicl i el 5 lused on motor vehicle ration Soatsn markers fn Connectlent has been proposed to the state partment by evolved the The Lost Hartford combinatic Substitution of Hable, easily- | words for tho present | under which nunerals are motor vehicle Games Today New York at §t. Louis Philadelphia at Detroit. Boston at land, Washington at Chicago i i 5 [ moving NATIONAL LEAGUE possible « Catifornia man who new plan de by the ithor of the plan that “the pres nt system of nnrelated figures s Aifficult to read on a fast bt almost fm to memorize.” Under his pronounceable word of | would be substitated for | Cincinnati 3, New York 2 avery number hegtnning with 1 and Pittsburgh 1, Bosfon 0 e {haanite)s Brooklyn 10, St. Louis i ey Philadelphia 4, Chicago 0 il = it The Standing Hay Won I Pittsburgh 3 46 New York .... . a6 Cincinnati ; Brooklyn St. Louis Philade!phia Chicago Boston contention is antomobile, Yesterday's Results in eombination an7 1 ear now bearir plate numbered 578-071 der the proposed system Day.” There are 1,000 in the code which i million me care | words used 1 In pairs, ves one combinations Extre n used.” ac = cording to the author. “to ¢ Games Today et el kot eine inicnlekon St. T.ouis at New York t-Hor." “Biz-Pig.” and | Chicago at Boston are in alphabetical or- Cineinnati at Brooklyn Tarand i e ivkton S Pittsburgh at Philadelpt o R e, e R e plan has n o at {he EASTERN LEAGUE state motor vehicls department Yesterday's Results decision made not to consider Albany 11, Hartford & Connecticut Rpringfield 19, Worcester 1 | nell knaw 1 Rridgaport 7. Pitt - sted up to it and w Waterbury 3, New I ape i ider (First game) ors (0 chnose Haven 7, Waterbury s 1 fhe ar (Second game) [thor ) car, as "k sn forth ani it for plate public is iion and “Our nnmber system s from New notified of ih plan TRANIS TOURNAMENT Cluh Plans The Stand) Won Waterbury i Hartford A% § 49! New Haven 1 Bridgeport G 16 To Springfield . 64 Worcester . #1 Albany . 60 ittefiold 45 {Chicago Town and Tenni Haye Faent An Annual Affa starting Neat Month, Chicago, Aug. 28 P Ay tournament fo | 1l af Games Today r cen avy ed by the Albany at Bridgepor \ Haven at Wores 5 Waterbury at Spring Hartford at Pittsfield \ fo th inclnding jonal 1 come an ar tennis club for \ber 24 1o campete \ vorld's leading el fivst ten players A the ani four New, ginning ey AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Davis Tndianapolis #, Miny Toledo 9, Milw Louistille 6, nings.) Other capolis N Panl 4 frev 11 at A C elubs not INTERMATIONAL LEAGT L, alo 14, Jersey City 13 ovidence 7, Toronto 6 Rochester 6, Reading game.) Rochester 8 Lgame.) yracuse 4 (First INTERNATION AT The Stami LEAGUL rento Games Today LEADS GOLF FIELD W. K. Reid of Farmington Turns i | Fow Gross Score in New Haven Country Cluh Tourney Naven, A Farmin, Reil “hroo! rules of the play it ito Herman's [READ THE lhe minute That 5eem | EASTERN LEAGUE | Bridgeport-Pittsfiel) Bridgeport, Aug. 28 — \uulnh’ en runs in the last two innings, | defeated Pittsfleld 7 to yesterda Over 1,500 Listen To Herald's Story of Waterbury Bouts 1t fans didn't go to ] mes Waterbury last night | Bridgeport More than 1,500 of them as 1L afternoon Thres sembled in of the Ierald pitchers were unable to stem the| and heard the returns from 1Mtack of the B in the final in.| the ringside furnished by the As- | [ning batted hard in | soclated Press, Until the eighth At 8 o'clock, 1 but three scat inaries score: largy on the spot to h the first blow the time the All the 0, lere front Cuffery w first inning. prelm- fjohnson had allows tart, a . The faithful were T ar the report of 40000100 1~8 101 of the cvening. By 0000000487 &2 Kaplan-Terman bat and | tle started, the ere ‘» vl blocked the street g line to building line the eold they re when the vere schedulod te number of Sridgeport Johnson, Moriarity; g Sullivan, Caftery, Benediet completel : ompletely Roberts from bullding In spite of mained glied to the big ond of the Herall mega- || Waterburs-New Haven phone until the referee’s declsion “ew Huven, Aug. 28 (P—Water Nadibesn fannounead bury and New Haven broke even in 1 double-header here yesterday aft- | ernoon, the visitors taking the to 0, at the cxpense of Chicl Aff[lUNT OF FIGHT (Continued firet, L.owrey hit a home run in the ninth Yordy ahead of him coring seores, Fivst Game terbnry v Haven Ulrich annINNGND From 000000000 Preceding I right. eye but landed righ aplan missed a left A eting to the jaw, sunk Lowrey: Davies missed loft weond Game Waterbury n0nAADAAD back on his he Her min i Vplan most knock ring witl g right Kaplan O G QL moupperent, 1 and Lowrey; Herman wilil Jert, oy baft - furiously at close springfield-\W orcester Mass., Aug. 23 (P weirid game from | 19 to 14 The | field | referee pricd them Lound Fifteen—Th A elineh fol shook 1 Herman started | v cate vesterday uring in 1) n's o Lody Limpion 1 n stag) 1 their 2t three played paorl pl errora wers rost] Kib entl seross the plat ehampion rins Gith lin the seventh with a single, T vas hit twies in one inning by ed ball. The score Kaplan landed two Neced A wild RHI nnnnRR0O4E—19 15 4! 0014142214 18 nard Duggan, Eayr Wallingford cautifnl lacing 1a oldsmith ar, neighlbic and Cronin t night e > Jim. O'iKcefs d¢ Albany-Hartford 1 six whir its second Glaldn runs | et take game from Hartford here the final count The rally hinkel's lang hon Sieressy - yestarday afternoon 1t “etory ust aft had fied the count at 5-all gehinkel's play featured cnore Albany Hartford Van A Dailey and not call off th it last night, For il wound | In the opener, | tunately Lord's jabs and swings ot open up t ankie STRIBLING \4HIH S RAYO \ug Macon {ionlo. T S (M Hribling 1 ont Jack champion o ronnd o round bont at rps area. in fon Sam Hansion HERALD CLASSUEIED | g0, ADS UOR YOUR WANTS Fort last night By GLUYAS WILLIAMS @ Mc wepaper Syndicate A YPdrl‘ "CAN “TRAI k— f W i Brainard. Pine Rees, Highland Waterbur rell. 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