New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1926, Page 9

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1926, PRGN S SO L e P B R Can You Think of the Baseba_ll—Siandl'ng JUNES’ PLAYINE lS | Good Old Days When— || ] Speakingg of Sports 8 SiSiasezendanesetatiaseaiiierty was And fielde transferred to New Britain? | ot tmportant | etball; soon converted into an out. ‘ as baseball, t polo the ea d in hockey such and with Harry Ericson, football; Their [ basketball and track; Paul Klopp, ern in- | baseball; Edward Lewicki, basebal; was | Theodore Wessels, track and tennis. sion today. | Graduation also took three popu- lar managers from the fold as fol- |lows: Mortimer Covert, football; | = Smith, track; and Albert Bas- | | victory YALE VARSITY IS (GAN TRINPHINT ATHLETES GRADUATE Games Yesterday New York 12, Boston 2. (First game). g22222te0e220e 001! megs. And used to show up at 9 the outfield? a. m. when the games were schedul- “Hughie” The big night is when Louis (Kid) Kaplan, pride of Cennecticut featherweight champion of the world, meets Bobby Garcla, the soldier battler from | Camp Holabird, Md., in defense of his title. This will be the first championship fight in Hartford in ATS 1 will draw the bi on record in the New Engle Monday night gest gate | d states. | Both fighters are in that condi t rands them as nearly per- mans can be and both are 1 fighting edge m ally. forehoding spectacle to Kaplan is a ferocious ht arcia | | | | | mpion has had great suc- ess this time in getting down to the He flesh slowly and with- | any bull like hat has brought him to the that he now stan ially ath taken off the poundage losing S McMahon ondition and his weight and 3 tions from Meriden are that T vill win and win in a decisive aplar man to mai bout queries a would be ed ro round of WTI Tartford ors’ station iswered that ht ound by wou broadc They would have | hut nding o asted the it 1 le of city in very Jeon tap club a{ the Kensington gre is playing also in oon agair rs. PAIRINGS IN GOLF Draw in the National Tournament to be Left Entirely to Chance This Y car eir are dra hat, H names tofore, there ed pairings so tha uld go ont | t Scioto Chun- h or weaknes nt troubles too. en hols o | Paschal | | r Cleveland rain 0 New Chicago adelphia veland Detr Washington St. Li Bo: Ph Cl st Cincinnat Br Philadelphia Chicago at 3roo pro- | Chicago New Boston 1¢ | Philadelphia 3rooklyn & Spi Pit Rr Sp Pit L5, for To Attemyg Rob York cut o Me recer | Sox HAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS | National League hz—Cuyler, Pirates, Blades, Cardin Pirates, “prisch, Giants, | s—Wrig’ Pirates, BUtohIe v | Hits—Cuyler Doul Trip| Homer Stolen Pitehi | Jost none | | vt’ 5 American League ing—Ruth, Yankees, ns—Ruth, kees, v 5 Indi 98 Indians Yankees, 1 ners—Ruth, Tankees. 24 Bases—Mcusel, Yank haute, Indians Pitchir won ficld Th ight Tohn card | two bou two, noun, The defe last M thr Wil ed 3 p. Atlanfa Goller Regarded as Marvel of Links ‘ June P—The ish golfing world was dazzled over the victory of Bobby Jones, | the Atlar young man, yesterday Anne’s, *won British hampionship trophy which he is taking across the lantic to rest {amateur cup of J | the Walker trophy again this year by York 11, Boston 4. ond game) Louis 11, Chicago 4. at Detroit, postponed the Scott. ther clubs not scheduled). ndon 26 The Standing w 45 etball wi Pot. Yo 897 at open fight sweater. alc oit s ain went which he won |\ ouis team of which ston memt in the g | Tt also is shaking its d infporee amazement that, following Jones, | g, three other Ame AT o v Hagen, pro- le, and George Von Elm, an nateur, in the van of Abe Mitch- [ell, one of Great Brit most a tute playe a number of oth rilliant French Argentine men of the link J ' card of 291 a this eighteen holes on W and Thursday, and his 73 morning and a 74 in the equalled the record made Briand in 1908 when he championship and Hagen strokes behind Mitchell trailed ing distant from i 8 strokes. That the m t ould snatc | wor eatest Games Today w York at Boston. iladelphia at Washington. land at Detroit. Louis at Chicago. ratrous and ter NATIONAL LEAGUE and American s Games Yesterday O 9. Pittsburg 8. New York 4. 8, Roston St. Louis, postpor gan ooklyn 7. g . 2t TomY is by t by 3 James won the Watrous was Von obh still The Standing “Midge W open th four finisk back, by 3 nobody ¢ could make d Klyn Linke, ton ¥ American York Tt . amateur has accom- Harold Hilton is regarde Jones' frot e ofessionals — a hat no 1 since ears ago won it | oq ames Today : t New York ti at Pittsburg Louis adely achievement amliabi e ile Bri whelming at. 1t is doubtful tish winne comme showered to young Ameri perts who reported the ship tournament for pers. “No mor rous go champions could be more pop among the comments on | personality in this morning papers. When it comes golfing skill of the culogisms of th Iy superlative. these nents amazing golfer Toltes typics and S gon colored Pioneer at the the le El is Br would 1 I lation upon th Tomorrow ath Games i popular golfir champion- the ex- “ schedu London EASTERN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Waterbury 2 New Hay Albany Pittsfield The Standing e m or won a No B champi port 8, Fhese are field 1€ ar.” 8 Bobt 5 s new to appraising t At experts are equal Among some of e ar of all most time;” rld Poda in t ¥ pleteness of the Amer can victory is acknowls Games Today SO LEx gt R RG t Hart Dittsfield 10 WELCONE JONES Games d at Tomorrow Providence \tlanta Making Joyful Plans For tsfield S Homecoming Reception To Youth- port at Waterbury wen at Hartforc i Haven at Hartford ful Golfing Conqueror. Monday Providence. Games jeld at tsfield at Atlanta, Ga lanta today m the reception Robby Jones 1 conqueror, who open golf champions Isies, it June [ joyful plans homeland At for ny. of aterhury Haven tford yeste vr NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE he p of British While is lelegation to New train to greet the plans for a city ¢ by's homecoming Mrs. Robert T mother will go party to New father and J father of W 1other me her of the Wa t Atlanta, whe also play ish open. Tt was Little Clara 14 months old dau who seemed to receive with 1 mes Yesterday R 11timos sey City g ronto . racuse York, will G The Standing w nn, i fron 1in the Brit- Jon of Bobt tidings of Tust wha D Wi- | piring o andmother ¢ T the IS vietory ost it comment she made gible to her mother or but she laughed “Clara_is laughing we hardly hear,” “and Mary and pro Sl as not i Games Today T wling so loud that City | said T can nto ster. mother, are so alo B0B MEUSEL INJURED Yankees racnee anything." My, s wi Robert New York GOLF Miss Vir nisia Cour and Mre len Women's FINAL Ruffalo, N. Y., |zinia Wilson of th try club, Lake Forest Adele Hutchings of the ‘l‘yufh]n Golf club will meet this af- |ternoon In the final round of th country club women's Invitation golf tournament. Miss Wilson qualified {for the final round hy beating {club-mate, Mrs. . C. in a sensational one up. ROUND OF flers ken Bone In Leg In June 26 Onwe d Steal mpiot 26 (A--Injury to o fielder of New vhich may keep him for a month, {s at- the team fan's desirc stolen ft in the second Boston yesterday re- in his left 13 steals American it of play. slugger | principal cogs hine Miller | together. me Ben v York, J Me it Yanke th ted to the ad h specd Towna gan by followers ifor Letts yeste “Jake" hole as a u twenty game in a broken He 150N ers in tha usel is a PLAY TWO GAMES. ¥ West will play in West and row Cromwell Collegians Spredboys of this city Cromwrll this a All-Stars of as a e ernoon n tomor- sa''ing ma gatherrs of t afternoon stop whe na's Armory. for the All the baseb. ‘cup formation used with planne 2 teay “Mike" “Sox" Water m. And “A would never eat a Sunday meal until | f game was over. Delancy used to have trouble playing : [ low enough in the line to suit “Nap" |Catcher's — ville th And the honor of 11 fans over to Wate Cincinnati Reds, with Billy Kopf, play an exhibition g ne andstand hollered at “Red” Want witho retorted, I don't care a drink, takin T'd like what color Cross was pla drews lot and hard on the > bladder and il another bal Feeney gave tl that t wo touchd o Gunning heeled shoes playi ould cat irp turns. burly catc his dec e plate. on to v lis street fi old eld Tom in crowad 1 nywhere on & Hine nlaye [ se hlea The Wat 15 Soffel Iin in the Warren Slater bro v play indoor ba yrd-New Field when th ' MeDono MeDanale 1 for Rannan vaskethall Carlson of ar in the sta ain won fr the Wethersfield avenu (That should he easy to remember; it happened so seldom.) n New I Windsor Locks in F n came High went from Hm‘b‘ rd to the big league? | be” Witkin | And “Patsy” | “Toppy” O'Day wore a ha.«leV[ chest protector when playing end with “Heery's War- riors?” With Major Victory ) ing t ! | New London, June has closed her fourth straig nbroken varsity row he coaching of successive Hary varsity trailed ¢ rimson last icturesque Th after Harvard FOLLOWING EARLY 1.5 PITGHING STYLE}:. into t played bask- | ws10 Bags played North streets? And *S! was the quartert kids used to holding his sixt “Danny’ patrick er in a puddle of wa game at Andrews Ficld? And ny" went out a littlo later w few ribs and several missing? _tipped ted a in New Brit- rbury to see a broken L 1ad won unior varsity c triumph Har And a kid Red?” and off the a drink and it is, either s for ying football | was tackled ball. And s held up the Joten e Walter Jobnson Regarded as e xemos ene - M0SE Graceful Flinger in Game eat the Del gone the and coacl money ing ke- 1 8 gal (Closes Fourth Straight Season eball. leven Members of Team Tost to the COACHES “DUMMIES” * | Ability to Communicate in the Sign boys who took | d School Squads and Three Man- agers Leave. Gy contests ng| Language Gave Roy Canon Post As Athletic Director. | Austin, Texas, J to communicate i ' of the speechle: ess has won for Ro; letic ¢ (P—Ability finger lan- and sound- Canon the post tor of the State In- for the Deaf and Dumb here. will coach all athletie “Dummies.” Hereto- Institute has turned out ams in football and base- g, ¢ re anon ms of ong te A Ceren Bisi 1downs. 5 (®—In his Washington Johnson still effort as the apparent the big his career. B have 1 their toll d and endurs Declines to Stay There a time ball shot by the pla catch I cou timers tell story or began 3 e om his great to be ok “Buried” his a clip 0ld o Joh pitched three games in days, winning each by was when fast | rs it victory dow Go get 'em, Jerry,” wa these son o ma asions time on was r an yesterday Yale left no perfor leading ding e ritars iy ho doubt of h , especially in virtually off H challenges, nson in t the margin gun at howeve as vhen he suffe i a But the “0ld ack in 1924 to win games to seven defeats, to read retirement two out of serie twenty year him doing mound duty in good forn Ay SCrn spirited quarter-mile, after cut into thrilling spu most 1 his ganes ar, Jol d to d ground would Ya min d to offset could offer. 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