New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1926, Page 14

— - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1926. $33033310000023 8 YANKS, WITH 12 SiRAIGHT GOING BETTER THAN EVER Cincy Stopped After ’»!h W in«—hohnh Losing Stretch Ends—Cubs Beat Braves—Cards Lose to Phillies— Senators Lose As Johnson is Pounded Off Rubber— White Sox Trounce Indians—Tygers Also Winners Walter Jc of th Washingto NATIONAL LEAGUE HIGH SCHOOL FAILS TO PLACE IN ot reassssssssosssnasessasessesss tioasip aatiasas anezatssse ity FALCONS DOWN.A\WERV"IW CLUB OF NORWICH IN TIGHT GAMn———KENSll\GTON SCOPES VICTORY YALE INTERCCHOLASTIC MEET —GOOD AMATEUR BOUTS CARDED FOR HARTFORD TONIGHT HIGH SCHOOL TEAM 2aresirapapiatass S PETR I iiestertaarassasirsaatd it et st iE ”\ mw “iNS SPEEDBOYS TAKE TWO BURRITS SPLILEVEN TW[! fl\ ER VVEEKE\B Mataseck Shines In Box Against Win Saturday's Game From Pe-| Plainville Team Striking Out 19| quacks But Drop Tough Encounter | To All-Plainville Sunday. bal tesm = | New Brita nand Hammd Men In Game, fi@’r{ ] The Sp e Burritt A. C : i BaDk had a good week-e 0me Qe ] Opens Home Sea 1a1 1 NE Pm‘\' 50 day. contest £ Middle the be from th ~ towns § to 0 S ey one st games seen in | 0ol representatives, Plainville to the A to 2. The and got to team | Burritt irday nd inning. Zem 1cks to two hi ORIOLES KEEP WINNING BY BEATING SOUTHINGTON ; Great Bid to some, but the um- r o summary of Southington Team Makes to Overtake Tead of Locals In Game all LAT70 UDSEIS DOPE, Conqueror of Mickey Walker Has Placed New York Commission in Quandary About Challenger. May 24 (B—Pet coal ¢ w York, an from th ster Saturday in 10n of Ne Triangular mect altimore to f ce to ler, which Harmon heal non § PAYROLL ROBBERS KILLED Mexico City, May 24 (@) and Island f he days of real sport HIS 10 PG ‘OVE MANCHESTER IN FIRST SPeestassestetaratesatztsarr ieatn tast st oot FALCONS LACE OUT WIN OVER RIVERVIEW CLUB ¢/ Budnick Brothers Are Heroes of 5 to 4 Victory—Joe Kania Stars With All Around Play At Second Base —Norwich Fails to Bunch Hits While Falcons Make Bingles Count For Runs—Kania Pitches Well crowd be Mary's | Kar lean single to the 1dnick's Moore's grounder. inged hands once n the locals Norwich to Bruno sixth and chased two barrage was a pass, stole third en * on the left s box. He tried Kania 5 E . S 1 to and was ernoon e nat ht, send- Both runners dropped Gib- ia in the fore the s across be imerot e midway s prove i g Moore to S| scored when Kredar bons' pop Ay, Going into the seventh one run n the Falcons landed on Gibbons and push- ross the necessal runs. Fer- to Liberty. Joa singled over third and went when Stanley Budnick one to left. Huber lifted a 7 one to Mills and the runners eld thelr bases. Simon Budnick ame through once again when he laced out a clean triple that went to deep center. The w0 runners on the p ms drives that o putouts. It Wi gs of ied out hat margin of vi In the final innings the Norwich players were unable to do much against stellar exhibition of Joe Kania, who stabbed no other | hased : them the play of low ground- to third when im going to long | visitors, of Kania's | Kan he Norwich o0 a double |y t relay from |t ck, to Simon is he slid into neat piece of and cut off visit commorooamE locals their half of the ining put the rst runners on \ses but Gibhons tightened up and icg out two batsmen and the | out was fielder's choice. | i Mills, Jammll, Gibbons ~alcc fc 7to the lead |Kopec. Kanla MHuber Harral, Liberty. Falcons forged into the lead | SN0 SO0 %00 ana Libarty, Lett on the second wt Klatka singled | pas s 6, Norwich 6. Struck out to 1eft and was sacrificed to second < 2, by Gibbons 6. Bases nt to third on a wild pitch. | ' Eanin 1zl Gibbons 1. pit ? Umplrea—Sautter at was given a free ticket, and | —Clancy on bases RANGERS LOSE FIRST Drop Tough Enconnter to St. Mary's of Manchester Yesterday by 7 (S BEAT S0 New Britain Macl Entry In the: Lhe Bangers S # Score start of tt Industrinl Has Better of 2 O Jard fought t 1 good baseball ¢ town crew going Rar ng ross for the locals e also proved to be the 'or the Manch r team enth or 5 come back to tie o in the eigh nd with | , the rough with the final RIDE A BICYCLE IVER JOHNSON, INDIAN OR SYRACUSE e °1,951 50 Tire le