New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1926, Page 13

NEW DRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1026, 13 | for baseball iSpeaking | ot e i | toct1 tord 3 R el el '\’V"“ 20 (M—Hon- I Hits,—Hornsby, tly yesterday to sen: m from orable C. Douglas, attorney-gen- et = mparative obscurity to the plana- |eral, for Nova Scotla, sent the to'u’ 2t f E L 1 et | 10 SEE OPENING GAME ) e ———— —————— -—_—_—_——._———*_—_‘—_—_—‘—————————————— e ———————————— e e G e e e e - suitable for fce hockey than ‘fiu['[] BUUTS MARK bty w o 1"3— l"!y\nd mind that coordinated so per-‘ Hallfax, N, & | | 1] 3 res y | e 9uc dngto K of long distance running. |lowing telegram to John C. Miles, | ITiPlés—Wilson, Cubs, ¢ f S t slonatanata b basabaliteonion 1 T[I (; Immediately the flash came over | VIBREr Of the marathon race at Bos. | Homere—WWilllame and Leach, (Marles F. Hutchinson, Aged 80 [o] ports 5|rm'wmv-4 he wires that Miles had croseed the | (00 Yesterday | Fhijies: Bottomigy, Cards, 2 each | Years, Who Has Seen Pittsburgh bl et tape a winner and record-breaker, |, 'A% attornev.general for Nova | Stolen Bases—Mueller, Cards, ¢ ; ; G L {jubilation swept the town. Whisties Sc0tia I heartily congratulate you on | Pitching—Rhem, Cards, and Petty, | Start for Years, Will Be at Game, were blown, flags unfurled and g YOUF Unprecedented achies and | Dodgers, won 2, lost none Pittsburgh, Pa, April 20 (B) = holiday spirit tock pos o Or‘!“ great victo 1l Nova ta {8 | Charles E. Hutchlnson, 80, who has people . " | proud of you." Batting: 1, Red Sox, 500, Witnessed every opening game @ FEANESCAGRE Runs—Gohrig, Yanks Collir Pittsburgh team has played since Arrangements were sat in motion 6 each its entry into the major leagues in Doubles—Collins, Whit 5. | Plrates o 92 i 1| went !"m caucus and bands were | 2 iteftoz, Pan Shelniidis hoois o8 gt e g oo | ANDERGON THRES SEVEN """ ™ o Wbk a Jester's hall last nlght were entire- | hisbiadsl Srhate 1y & success from a wrestling stand- ! Promoter Joseph . ¢ A Ithot he & point, but the ehow was an absolute | S181¢ Duckpin Bowling Champion ':!though the h fatlure, the finariclal faflure, Despita this, Mr.| ynercases Lead tn State Tourna- |crags on Mille' stated last night that he will | 2 ‘ iy ke one other attempt to make the | ment Standing Triples—Gehrig, Yanks, § son at Forbes fleld on Thursday. ight left the promoter ) payihg propos Al without. e .k,l‘."“:"', When the Miles '!"1"7 re- | | ; 2 “Going to the old ball game as car future just what the card w ‘Juv‘/yin nhamflon was in " Y slon to the “publie re A -"f-l ‘g\'“a\» ‘m”i ffl'x. and \nvs'm ® explanations for his longevi- e, The appearance of Srmm-«‘,,“ elehtiat he Canine allovs it 108 r 505, won 2, lost none. | 1y 2y ke nd Tvan Peadubay 18 79| he met Laakeviteh”ot New T —— re by M:,,}w;r 5 p:l,,‘in & state league match w. T Hinges. last nig who were on hand and last nig he two | ook seven out of ths nine games. 95 98 deserves the cong men's work on the mat, was revel- | Eddls means. to retain his lead at Y taie GE Shis Al oy i " atfon to those who 'know not the | the top of ths standing and et- |* & £ 1 (Bt leaalanlor the art. forts last night were wildly cheered [12KINE — et | by the large crowd that assembled | T T 45840 There was some confusion - last | t0 see him Eddis again hit for well O h a ST D et s e o e e o o el On the Alleys h 4 been made to se- | those that the New Haven man won g for the contestants, fall- | were by very small margins. He took ROGERS BOWLING ALLEYS ed and Mr. Mille was forced to|the sscond ga 114 to 109, a make & temporary mat on the or-| margin of five pins and he took the | @ ”U"”\‘l"',‘l‘” “”‘I LEAGTE chestra platform. At the next ehow | seventh 125 to 107, a margin.of 18 : nift & Upson there will be a ring €o that all the | pins. spectators will be able to watch r‘m‘ Anderson mowed the pins down ts without the confusion of last | from al langles, picking up on! spares and hitting for a number of — | strikes. He hit high singls for the | night with & mark of 180 whils other Monstrous, elephantine, gargan- ' games were 127, 125, 121, 120, all ex tuan, all these terms and many cellent bowling. He had an a more could be us:d in an attempt of 117.8 with a total of 1,081. L to deseribe Podduosny, the Russian vitch hit a high score of and had glant who appeared in the show angd other game of 123, e averaged last night. Standing inches over siX 111.8 and totalled 1,007 feet, Poddubny welghs 248 pounds | Anderson, by last night's showing, and agalnst his opponent of 1ast hag strengthened his lead in the night, sheer weight brought him & | league and bids fair, by ki vietory. | his present form, to ¢ | at the end of ths season with th crown mors sscurely placed on his brow. The scores of last night's match wore as follows: “"Have a Camel” “Here is mild and mellow goodness that completely satisfies the taste | (Continued From Preceding Page) | Young Zbyszko showed a world of cleverness in his bout with Brown though Brown himself was a clever matman. This proved to be the best bout of the night and it was teo bad that Brown's eye was injured so badly that he had to quit. 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