New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1927, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1927. 22056550 SHILLIALELL DS L885595000! 2582000586 3680000060 FALCONS WIN TWO OVER WEEK-END—CORBIN RED SOX DROP TWIN BILL TO MERIDEN INSILCOS — KENSINGTON MAKES A COMEBACK TO SCORE TWO WINS—CITY LEAGUE RESULTS—GEHRIG PASSES RUTH IN HOME RUN RACE — SPORT ITEMS YANKEES HAND SENATORS TWO TERRIFIC BEATINGS Vashington Smothered In Twin Bill Before Record Crowd of Fans—Gehrig Two Up On Ruth In Home Run Race — Sox and Athletics Divide — Cleveland Downs White Sox In Twin Bill—Cards Lose Two to Pittsburgh—Cubs Wallop Cincinnati—Giants Cop Doubleheader. It was far from a safe and sane ! Fourth in the major leagues. The Washington Senators came to New York with a winning streak that had extended to 10 games and departed with a losing streak of two while a crowd of more than 74,000 looked on at the slaughter. The paid attendance of 72,641, largest to witness a ball game, saw DBucky Harris' team suffer to extremely bad and 21-1. Lou connected for his ! th home runs of the sea- | Ruth ut the ! t By Asso Press 27th and son and is now two up on B; in their circuit marathon. Bambino had a good day at bat. ting five hits in seven attempts. High explosives were touched off along the American e battle front, 101 runs being bombarded the plate in four double- ! The Boston Red Sox and | Philadelphia Mackma 100k off protracted losing streaks by di- viding. th 1 afte ings and the after 15 straig| Cieveland White Sox Browns and Brownies taki Jones' i b halved, . 8-4 behind | G wnd Josing the watched Pitts- burgh s world's ¢h plon St By ropping ( 1in 10 innings, and ¢ York Giaut second double h by flooring Brooklyn nings, and -4 his fifteenth home run of the in the third inning of the game. The Boston Braves gained two games at the expense of Philadel phia, 9-4 and S-2. The Phils now lost six ganics in succession. NATIONAL LEAGUE (SECOND GAME) CINCINNATI AB. R, and o ona ¢ WASHINC AL, Pick, 3b Webh, rf Wilson, ¢ Stephenson. Grimm, 1b Hartnett, c Beck, 2b Qshor: Buah, Ctneinnati Chicago Two bass Pick. Three Winning McCormick Boston Philade; Grenfi an1 Wilson. Ginson, Roberteor Totaly Spalding. Cooe: Wiilam Wrightstone PHILADE AT Boston * Philade Two Rigler. Time New Tork Brooklsn iy low | shutout ! two RED SOXLOSETHO 10 HERIDEN NNE Tnsilcos Take Both Morning and Aiternoon Holiday Tilts “The Corbin Red Sox baseball team rts in the Cen- tral Connecticut league yesterday by the Insilco club of Meriden. rous contest at Wil- here yesterday morning, the locals, leading by seven runs, blew up and the Meriden team tied the score, eventually win- | | was beaten in two s In and d Brock weird e in the afternoon, the Sox suffered a in a rd fought contest staged in Meriden, The score was 2 10 0. Berg pl his return to the laid up tor broken ankle, but for nau as he was credite 10ss Bob V h started for Meriden in the morning but le fa «d to retire a man until New Britain had a lead of 9 to 2 This was increas Meriden went into the ninth. A It © of singles started until the ! scorc was tied and Meriden took the me with a continued rally in the ten Kline received the credit fo this trimmnph be he ended with. out allowing a in the last two Hinnir Kline pitched the afternoon sion and w in brilliant form. Berg was at his b but two runs in the fourth provided the way for his all as his mates couldn't get . The summary Moining Ga ed the “Iron Man" upon me after being 1 weeks with a his efforts went seve hit Bos- Tarltville a victory over the artin team of Taftville in a and well played game Sunday afternoon in that town. Clever Lwork 1 hmidt in the early in- ni kept the tville batters { worried and he didn't let up until i his mates had given him an eight run lead. he heat and a couple of errors caused him plenty of trouble in the late innings when the opposition came within an ace of tying the The summary: CORBIN RY Win from lsusasaucosl TAFTVIL AB. Three ni BURRITTS WIN GAME Town Team in Contest Featured by Hard Hitting. The Burritt A. C. baseball team cated the Suflied town team in a hitting contest ged there fternoon. The score was 12 ield usged thre to stem the gles, Lt the veritahle gt ar Sunday frort A bi tid Burr all through occupied the club and he 4 hits. ho < all the at th time ning 14 to 11 in the tenth and then ! with | to 11 to 4 as | Saaa il il ol l) BURRITTS SCALP LEGION OUTFIT Phantoms Whitewash Laurels in Junior Gity League Tilt The Burritts took the scalp of the American Legion team in the holi- day tilt of the Junior City league [veste afternoon at Walnut Hill | Ipark by an 11 to 2 ccore. The Bur- |ritts hit hard and, :ided by loose | playing on the part of the Legion | {team, hal very little trouble in pil- |ing up the score, Bruno Zembko who was on the mound for the winners, twirled in | neat form and kept the hits of the | America Legion team well scattered. {c fanned 10 of the opposing bats- | men and let them down with four hit Legion lads were power- 1 > his slants and in but one | linning did they solve him. That was in the fourth when two solid blows in succession accounted for their two tallies. After that he tightened up and, alded by the airtight defense of i hls mates, came out on top of the | score The Burritt Reserves were always {in the lead and their opponents fail- | | ed to threaten them at any stage. | They scored in the first three frames and later in the sixth and eighth, anded on the o crings of the Legion | vitehers for moi + tallies. During the fternoon the Burritts slammed out ! | nine safe hits which were topped off | by home runs by Walicki and Par- !tyka. Both were solid emashes to !left and came with one man on each time, | The lead was taken by the Bur- ! ritt Reserves in the first inning when Mangan reached first on an error | scored when Dalkowski slan double to left. Again in they foged farther in the lead when Zisk was hit by a }nm‘h--l 1all, stole second, and later scored on Lipski's long le to right field The big Inning for the came in the following frame. kowski singled down the hot ner and on several misplays took | third. Partyka reached first on a fielder's chcice, and both runuers 1 when Sapkowski dropped Zisk's high fiy to left. Zisk scored while one of his mates was being |retired at first. The BRurritts outplayed the gion team from the start and s at the zat as well ¢ summary: BURRITT RESF AR R 1 winners Dal- cor- Le- | AMERIC Togdanskl, Sapkowskl, Jooar 02x—11 | i fome: | 5 Umpl voeh, | itoms vs. Laurels Phantoms white Laurs 0 in a Junior gume Saturday that was a p battle between Kiopp and | Klopp was in rare form and had h curves hreaking in great style. Hol allowed only five scattered hits and sent 15 rien back to the hench via | the strikeout route. In threw difier- | ent inninge he retired the side on strik It was a great display of | | twirling. | The winners bunched thelr hits off | the offerings of Potts in the second | and sixth innings. They registered | 0 runs in the second when Balde- | i doubled and Potts and Zareski | ed in succession. The Phantoms sed two more across In the sixth on singles by Klopp and O'Brien and +'s error. A walk and a sac- gave the Phantoms their last unter in the ninth, Fink played a good game for the winners while the work of Bardeck stood for the losers. Bardeck was the only man to hit Klopp with any degree of success. He crashed out a donble and two singles. Carr {120 the Phantoms' offensi with { three singles summar: Two bus: runs—W . i the The e | out he pitchers in | SEQUIN GOLE TOv Yesterday was an id golf enthusiasts and all «f the golf i country clubs arouad this part state had special matehes for shuttle Meadow, Fa BNEY, al day for Fourtl, ere On the and Sequin throughont the Frank | with on the 38 hole . G. Montgom way tied for the having 164, The prize for 15 A W. R J. Demino, « "y con a low and hole after- Hat low net, ca noon net ch with a i P. & F. Corbin to Face Stanley Rule | to hand them sadad PIRATES SMOTHER HENSINGTON TABS Local Club Downs South End Team in League Contest The Pirates crashed out a 17 to 10 win over the Kensington Tabs in a estern Connecticut league game at illow Brook. Carlson and McCor- i the starting twirlers, were driven from the mound amid a bar- rage of hits in the early innings. | The Pirates continued to hit the | offerings of Rayno, who relieved Me- | Cormick, to all corners of the lot, | while Williams had the Tabs baffled. Of the 12 men io face him, Wil-| liams sent back ecight men via the strikeout route. The T.0s took an early lead and | | were ahead 10 to 4 in the third. The | Corsairs, however, began to bunch their hits behind the great, pitching | of Willlams and tied the score in the fourth. In the sixth, the Pirates hit the ball hard. Six runs were chased across the plate to clinch the game for the locals. Begley led the Pirates | with three hits while Guina hit hard for the losers. The game was called at the end of the sixth due to the | heavy shower that came up. | The summary | sunscommany | Lambert, | R | Marone Venturo, Charld DUSTY LEAGUE GAMES | Begl at Walnut Hill Park Tonight— Machine vs. R. & E. League Standing P. & F. Corbin Landers Stanley Works nir 4 . B. Machine . niey Rule Russwins Union Works ooor The P. & F. Corbin baseba in the Industrial league will find it- self in jeopardy of dropping from | first place tonight when it battles | the Stanley Rule & Level in one of | the regularly scheduled games in the Industrial league at Walnut Hill park, ! he Stanley Rule has been show- ing strength on the diamond in its lust few games and secing that every | team is taking a shot at the Corbin | contingent, the Rulers will attempt | hother beating. Three | teams stand tied for first place fn | the league, Landers and Stanl Works sharing the berth with Cor- | bins. | The game on I bring together the R. & Britain Machine team: and New BEST FROM OHIO STATE Atlie Tarbert, who recently joined the Boston Red Sox, is said to be the best outflelder in Ohio State baseball history. Tarbert Is versatile in that he can play anywhere in the outfield, was once a catcher TELs A F YARN | runs had cro: | Woonsher” ot | iaey | Time “There’s at Least One in Every A FELLow EmPLOYE PEXTOS WIN AND LOSE ON HOLIDAY Southington Team Splits Twin Bill With Collinsville Nine The Pexto A. C. baseball team split even with the Collinsville team in the Central Connecticut league in a holiday double header yesterday, dropping the morning tilt played in Southington by a 7 to 6 score and winning the afternoon contest 10 to 9. The Southington team was lead- ng 3 to 0 when Lindstrom, the Wrench Town twirler, developed a streak of wildness. The first man was out on a fly to left field. The | next singled. Then Lindstrom walk- ed three in a row. The next batter singled and another walk ensued. Two errors helped the mess along. Then with two out, Reeves doubled and before the side was retired, s d the plate. Southington got onc back in the fifth and tied the score in the cighth but it was left to Odlum to settle the game. In the first of the ninth the Collinsville slugger hoist- ed the ball over the right field fence for a home run giving Collinsville a one run edge and the game. Eddie Hackbarth also put the first ball pitched to him over the right field fence for a circuit wallop, his third of the season. In the afternoon tilt, Southington | started Lindstrom but he was reliev- | ed by Dudac who went along in nice shape. It was a hard hitting affair with the Southington club holding the edge. The summary: A n. Curr Sehr Odlum, rt Curry, it Tiblals, Reeves, 0 E. [ 0 Gin 0 Becker, 3b 3 0 0 0 J. Font 4 100 070 T2t ono ves, J. Fontan: cker. Home ru: Umplre—Crowley Pextos Two Three hase ha arth, tum, gome—2 Afternoon Game. m, T ves and Scluoeder. NO BIKE MEETING Races At Velodrome Postponed Be- cause of Many Sports Activities During Weck. Hartford, July 5—There will be no bike meeting at the Hartford Velodrome track this week becuus of the many special sports cvents being held in Hartford and vicinity this week in connection with the holiday. The weckly meeting will be sumed Thursday night, July 14, when there will be alf=star program with stars of the motor-paced world and many well-known inters competing. These weekly bike gaining in popularity 2 day night a record gallery B meetings w Chap- man Hopkins and other stars in the | best races ever held at the big sau-| cer on the Connecticut Boulevard. | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ‘ FOR BEST RESUITS Office OUNNY 1| 0 inick popped, 0 | Budnick grounded out, THE HEAD Book- KezpeR SPRINGS THE VERY LATEST Joxe BURRITTS AND PIRATES WIN CITY LEAGUE GAMES Tied For First Place As Champs Subdue Speedboys and Havlick Holds Rangers Helpless — West Ends Smother Tabs By 23-1—Huber, Hinchey, and Matu- lis Hit Home Runs—Kuklinski Has Perfect Day At Bat. Erlckson, bt |1 Bacon, Pet | ieach, et 1.000 | osborne, 1b 1.000 11, Bacon, o 0 | Richtmyer. p Cherpac, 1t 500 | ragan, vt .000 000 League Standing w. L [ 0 1 |Burritts Pirates Cpeedboys West Ends Tabs Rangers lovsaauaen | YOI alcosumnan almenszmce 1 2 4. ¥ 003 000— 4 000 03x—12 Zaleski, Rose, Time—1:44, Totals Speedboys | Burrices Heavy hitting was again the rule | Two buse hi lin the City leagie games at Walnut|EesyEsting | Bl park Saturday afternoon, the | | winning team in cach game scoring | Eirales L0/ R angers 1L |ten or more runs and circuit clouts | The Pirates and Rangers played being frequent. The Burritts polished | @ fast and interesting game despite off the Spesdboys by 12-4 in a game | the indication of the one-sided 10-1 which was a pitchers battle from | score. Havlick struck out 12 men | the third inning onward. The Pirates [and permitted only four hits, three kept pace with their s by de- | of which came in the eighth. Both teating the Rangers, 10-1, in a game | teams fielded sharply, but the which was more closely waged than | Pirates had more hitting power than |the score would tend to show. The | their opponents and —connected at | Siahatite ternoon was the | timely moments. The feature of sir, the former |their attack was a lome run by {team smashing out 21 hits and scor- | Matulis in the seventh inning.. ling 23 runs te the Tabs' iene one, | In the first frame Yankaskas drew Barritts 12, Specdboys 4 |a pass, went to second on a wild The Burritt.Speedboy game was a | Piteh, and scored on two infield peculiar affair, both teams showing |0Uuts: ~ Witham fumbled Havlick's poorly at first and then setiling down | §rounded _in the = third, Begley ingled, and Matulis drove both men | te play real baseball. Fo: the Speed- e 1 {boys, Milewski walked in the first [In With a two-base hit. Two more runs came in in the sixth. Beagle inning and took second cn a balk, | T ; but he was out on a fieider’s choice | SIgled and stole second, moving to when Ericksen hit to Zale:ki. L. Ba. |third on an infield out after Yan- con flied out. but Ditsen was. sate | Kaskas flied out. Claire walked and o Kuklineki's error amd Frickson | #mbled down to second without mo- ored. In the second, threo Spoed. | 1ostation, and then Connell batted in | boys reached first on errors, but (¢ two men with a single: to left. Klatka's unerring arm cut all three | 11¢ last five runs came in a tump {down as, one after another, ihey |dUrinE the seventh inning. it ot e Tn the cighth the Rangers got | in | their only run on singles by Blau- | 'The Burritts got under way in| helr only run on sing {[EE RN i i ¥ a¥Rdconi i iy e sl Wens son sk AR be g Zaleski doubled, and Klatka and | o | Dalkowski were safe on felder's | : | choices which put nobody out. Ku- Klinski singled, and, afl e—Mangan, ki. T r J. Bud- |PU tyka also got a hit. nother double, and made his second two bagger of inning. Two more runs came in the third on Ditsch’s bad error and hits by Kuklins vka. R Richtmyer held the purritts after | guarn, [that inning, and the Speedboys got |three in the sixth when |singled and went to second on Za-| leski's second balk, L. Bacon walked | |2nd Ditsch and Oshorne atted s {1y to left. Zaleski stopped the rally | by striking out the next two batte Pty double s gave the Bu of runs in the cighth. ‘ Zaleski pitched a nice game |ing the Speedboys to six hits J | striking out 11 batters, but he " | showed his lack of finish by making | two banks and by hurrying through | P {his work. Richtmye a bad start but improved as ne {went on. The hitting of Luty and | Kuklinski and a pair of double | plays, Osborne to L. Bacon to L. | Budnick to Kuklinski, featured. | | Partyka lost a triple when he failed | |to touch first or sccond. I i got a peculiar scrateh hit in | fitth when Dalkowski ran into | Rose crashed hold- and |¢ 0x—10 010— 3 . i r Matulis. Umpls and Mah West I The West Ends buried the Tabs under a 23-1 count, making a farce out of the contest from the start by scoring nine times in the first inning. scors would have been worse ad not the game been called at the ! i il end of the seventh inning to permit “‘q”nl;‘\;:\‘; el ]”“;‘:le V¥ |the Pirates and Rangers to take the e s plaved i the thopt |diamond. Tommy Blanchard, who one it 2t ey oavtlworked! for the IVeat Ends, fanned otde ithe first three batters to face him 22 and then took it ¢ He could af- ord to, for his slants were too much { for the Tabs and his own team was 11pounding hit after hit to the other 1| diamond for extra bases galore. o| Thirteen men went to bat in 01 wild first inning before the Wes ! Ends were retired. Hinchey and o | Huber made a home run apicce, and 0 George Campbell was robbed of a 5‘snml:\r hit by his own slow running I jusf |2 Ik Dalkow 1. Budnic Gadomsik, Totals f Fatitowsit, 30 (Continued on Following Page) THE SECRETARY OF THe FIRM RELATES A SIDE- SPLITTING TALE HONEST CHIEFR 1 NEUER HEARD SucH 'l A FUNNY STopy ) ALL -MY-BORN- DAYS @: Hoo - HooHoo Hotles