New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1926, Page 9

3 Speaking gof Sports , tomorrow and Monday will z days for baseball teams in city. This afternoon, the Indus- | 1 basebail league opens the sea- | ith four games being sched- ed to Willow Brook park. To- norrow, the Falcons and the Ken- lington teams will W H:x\'“n‘ sutfits and on Monday local teams | Kil be traveling to nearby towns| 1eeking diamond honors, 2ese0esessse The Orioles play at home tomor- tow afternoon meeting the St. Stan- | slaus Seconds of Meriden at the ar Hill grou Many have | d where these grounds are lo- | d and after several explanations, will tell again. HlL 1s | wn as the hill that leads to Wil- Brook park, down South Main t. At the bottom, there is a plot of ground owned by the New Eritain Ma Co., to left or cast of tr . This is the Cedar Corbin Red Sox pl first of the season th ternoon, Riverview team of Nor- T o s composed of players selected g the employ the | Norwich State hospital. T lost a close game to the Falc this city a week ago and t ter another New Eritain t ¥ to make up for the los Kkland lost a heartbreaker erview club la y the mound to The West Cromwell | play the Federal A. of lletown at 2 o'clock Sunday ternoon in West Cromwell. T n will meet the Boys » Connecticut 0. employes have me letic club and out of this has ball team. The fir will meet w Nom Begle Spring & This < from House battle in the season and wt es Qif—Oh Min! ye New Britain Trust Britain National te »ws again Thursday Trusties no! 13 to 9 score exhibition given by ymeon. ob he did as umy iding game FOOTE WINS SEVEN “Uncle Joe” Takes Seven Games From Miller of Hartford in State League Match. 1l his o met Miller of Hartfo way at the timber ed s “Uncle Joe' the remaining mark 1 with an total Foote mi chances to, £ him. The scores of the e as follo { 09, 99, 110, Japan to Exhibit Tower | At Phila. Exposition | kyo. May 28 (P—A miniature r of irls, both cultured an Il form part of Japa iladelphia Ses: aennial exposition. It will I lue of approximately $35 \hibit is constructed in the pagoda, is slightly . high and contains 201, cultured and 29,270 natu wrls of varying sizes. The displ s received the approval of the ress. BODIES RECOVERED. Providence, R. I, May 29 (#—The | s of John Tworog, 21 and Stan- | mansky, 19, of Anthony, for| hich a search had been made since | Monday, were found yesterday the Tiogue reservoir. Deaths pronounced due to accidental Qirowning. The men were last seen ilive on Sunday in a canoe on the sond, and it is supposed the boat was found floating upsids n in the water. on Monday, had capsized. Baseball_Standing |PICH OF COLLEGE - AMERICAN LEAGUE Games Yesterday Philadelphia 2, New York 1 (First game) Philadelphia 6, New York 5. (Second game). Detroit 6, C g0 3 St. Louis 4, Cleveland 3. The Standing New York Philadelphia Cleveland . Detroit Chicago . : ‘Washington ... Boston St. Louis . Games Today Philade New York Detroit go. Cleveland at St. Louis. Games Tomorrow Philadelphia at New York Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland at St. Louis. Boston at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGU Games Yesterday §t. Louis 4 Rrooklyn 3, Philadelphia The Standing Brooklyn at Philadelph EASTERN LEAGUE Games Yesterday The Standing W Games Tomorrow Hartford at New Haven Spr 1d at Providence Pittsfield at Albany. Waterbury at Bridgeport Games Monday (Morning) 1t Hartford. any field w Haven at Providence INTERNATIONAL LE. Games Yesterday 1o 7. Rochester Reading &, Jersey City-Baltimorr 1ced 1o tomorrow The Standing w Games Today altimore ing. 1 er at Buffalo. Toronto at Syracuse [HPRESSED BY POLO in the United States. London, May 29 (@ house is much impre “go-aheadness” of polo in t States. “The Californi finest I have ever play 1 T Anothe punch < is wre f00t- in col- He make mes, also California yung play- | ers coming rward,” Lord Wodchouse, * o we e few, and it will be it L 1 difficult for us to win back the Westchester Cup.” VOTES AGAINST SHIP SALE W P : (Pr- Ry vote of 8 to 1, it Jriental line ships to the Dollar interests. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HLRALD, »: ] e sturdy rival- OTARS ENTER MEET Winners of Mets of 30 Collegi- ate Conferences fo Compete g0, May 23 (P—Two hun- resp ed college athletes who emerged with laurel wreaths from the trac and fiedl meets of thirty colleg conferences of the nation, will gat here June 11 and 12 in the nier meet of t e Collegiate Athletic Associa- nd Locke, Nebraska's cinder his supreme effort to |, v compel t n. He hopes to ¢ ash in nine and a half seconds or | ss, and to e al or better his wn unoffic; m, of twenty ang¢ b onds in the 220.; Southern California t and discus champ and latter event at the L will re, as will nd Grumbles r has en- nois' broad i Wiscon. two-rn Kansag shove iwestern's hal ho will co ports, notably to track. 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