New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1927, Page 14

= TIE STILL EXISTS IN CHURCH LEAGUE—BURRITFS SPRING SURPRISE BY DEFEATING BOYS’ CLUB—PHANTOMS SWAMP Y. M. C. A. TEAM IN JUNIOR CITY LEAGUE—TWO GOOD GAMES SCHEDULED TONIGHT IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE—SPORT ITEMS BURRITTS SURPRISE BY DEFEATING BOYS’ CLUB» Midgets Come From Behind to Smack Out a 10 to 4 Victory — Paradise Park Has Little Trouble In Beating Willow Brook — East Main Street Team "Starts Off At a Fast Clip, But North End Team® CHICAGO CUBS AGAIN IN LEAD IN NATIONAL LOOP Humpty-Dumpty Race For Pennant Being Staged— Pirates Fall Before Giants While Windy City Out- fit Is Idle—Reds Drop Cardinals In Both Ends of a Double Header—Mackmen Defeat Tigers—Red Sox Win From Indians. TIE STILL EXISTS INGHURCH LEAGUE St Matts and Swedes ‘Hard Pressed But Win League Standing 1 Matthew's | Tirst Lutheran tanley Memorial .. veryman's Bible outh Cong. edish Bethany and Klem By the Assoclated Press. Roaese. The National league's humpty | McLaugl dumpty race for first place showed the Chicago Cubs back on top again | today. All Joe McCarthy's boys had to do to regain the lead was to keep 0 | First Baptist away from the ball fleld, while 0 Trinity M. . Andy Reese, third baseman of the | prisch 2 z Center Cong. New York Giants, hit a home run| pjades, 1 Kensington Cong. against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The | Cell, 3b 1 The long-existent homer was the only run of the game de: : place in the Inter-C but it toppled the Corsairs from the 11 % Ollcague continucd in foree as a top rung of the ladder. — — — —|sult of last night's games, both the Ray Kremer and Larry Benton 7x2 18 0|St Matthew's German TLutherans engaged in a tight hurling battle at H. and the First Lutherans nosing out the Polo Grounds and each pitcher | 4 their opponents in close ga F had the batters popping up flies most | 7 i e A i fain o h S el of the afternoon. Reese's drive car- | 000 Olatistactorily. The week of hard rled to the left field screen and | 0 o|games for the leade is not vet | bounded back into the playing fleld. | ¥ o e e A ) Under ground rules the hit was good | Tin. 1b 01t Matts tackle the South Congre- for a home run. Two fast double| plays helped Benton over the rough | vici spots. ) | Ma The mad rush of the Cincinnat ational church and the the Swed and Bil 0 |eran nine. meet Billy P Reds carried the team further to-| n-;l pe ptv;'fl])"ts; r;:vnl; f second division. Jack h thel - o unbeate R a0 | Preisser winning his sixth straight Hendricks’ outfit dropped the St. Louis Cardinals twice* in a double- header. They won the first 8-2 in 10 innings and took the second 4-3, by man and Qui and Fresen turning in his 11th vie- |tory of the scason. . Methodists 100 000 Bell. —Wilson, Pfir a four run rally in the seventh that | power enabled caused the retirement of Flint ot el Vit T i Rhem. The double killing put the fmgan el S DEThE invincible after the first inning. That finning was a wild one all around. The Swedes got three runs after two were down on hits by Nel- son, Holst and Erieson and an er on Rengston's grounder. Methodists came ha sav Sundstrom, Blauvelt, Cowles, R Pinkerton, Jackson and Allison hit- ve singles before Reds close to the Brooklyn Dodgers, | who are occupying fifth place, and | widened the breach between St. YLouls and the two leaders—the Pi- rates and Cubs, Hugh Critz won the PHANT[]MS A[.iAlN first game with a single in the tenth | DE that scored Walker, who was on FEAT Y M third with two out. ] | MU A The Detroit-Philadelphia g:\mo’ furnished the lion's share the of i Sl . . [ting succ any American league excitement. Jimmy | (flgma (it n Top in Weu‘d;;“;&:\- was out. Four runs :1;‘” |before Jackson was caught a he Dykes knocked out a home run in the 13th that gave the Mackmen ul 6-5 victory. Philadelphia fought an, n the plate, and a double play on T; Baseball Game in Junior League | upbill battle, tying the score in t {fly ended the inning. After ninth on a double by French and a inning Fresen permitted but 3 single by Pinch Hitter Lamar. The Phantom bascball team wal- | hit: Ahlgren hit safely and scored ioveland and the Boston Red Sox |y oo ¢ 5 T BT P et e n ol et siconaard engaged In a free scoring game, the | g ung” g Tuniar City leagus | 21ICT 170 men had gone out In the Rod Sox winning out by a 10-7 8¢0re. | 1o o0 wopn g 1l parie Ist| 0N Ray Holst tripled to left and George Uhlo was hammered hard in & 0 80 FERE ST DA 856 rade nome with the winning counter e nratiava ininesiandinan tores| TR S, B NEL RO COBtaR Y LS gle. Ahlzren scored tire. Boston Tads’l*l1““5.\)115‘:0(!\“'!? e e :},'“”‘,',“‘(‘ sisth and Holst in the lop, Cleveland outfielder, W¢ 9 P i ¥ an mzund in the eighth in an effort to €F70% OF cach team. a cunning gam stop the Beantown onslaught. T L]‘ T RRIL -‘““"fi off at a nt Support, p Howard Summa drove a home run (st clip; Bitting the ball hard in ind the in into the right field bleachers “u,xuwhm_ AL . s “'.“"""!‘ WS | pold. Jackson was hit pretty har n the third. 1 | one on 1 lagain fell back to their loose style AMERICAN IEAGLE .Or play and proved to he easy vic ST runs., several neat catehes | ved off a number of 1d Ericson starred at bat with three hits apicce, the blows being pa they usually tim. The Phantoms took things easy effective be A Al d MAY HEAD THIRD LEAGUE New York, July 26 third n which, unl b X prot of the scheme, or le HHLDHHS BAN JOHNSON Kallins and Skonieczna hit hard third. Zembrowski who started on | | for the Workers but Monko's gre tIthe mound for the club, weakened YW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1927. GIRLS BATTLE IN CLOSE BALL GAME 1Stanley' Rule Has Upper Hand Over Stanley Works Team League Standing W Washington Burritts ...... BLoys' Club . The Burritt team in the Boys' Ro- tory Bascball league yesterday | prung the biggest surprise of the ason so far when it came froin be- | 1, {nind to hand the Boys' club team a |, 10 to 4 pasting. Nichisti was on |the mouna for the winners and he allowing 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i park. The lead had scesawed bac g and forth throughout the game with Z the Stanley Works coming into the last inning ahead. A stirring rally in the last two frames gave the Rulers the edge that gave them the gan With the Rulers leading 7 to 5 in the last frame, the Stanley Workers Paul, pitching for the |bitched in rare form, stelirtiag for two hits, a walk and an |scattered hits and fanning 12 bat- | error to score four runs and take the | ters. This was the first victory in | the league this yeav for the Bur- ritts. The team was trailing at the |beginning, but it forged ahcad and lonce in the saddle, could not be |shaken out of it. Both teams played zood ball and although the Burritts had 11 errors, none of them were | damaging. > club hit Nichisti hard in the | | N A walk to Curylo, followed by a double by Mirighani (lead ¢ to 7. But, the rulers came | k in the Iast half of the frame 1 with three walks and two hits, slammed out three runs and took the game 10 to 9. Tach team played great baseball. The pitchers were in fine fettle and kept the hits well scattered thoug both received their bumps in the hectic last inning. The Workers led 5 to 0 until the e team whi > at third when the Rulers got two runs, |scored the fi run of the game. | Th> ultimate winners got another in | Another was scored in the second, |but after that Nichisti was hard to |hit. He settled down and held the | club safely, being especially effective | |in the pinche: The Burritts came through in the the fourth and two more to tie the score in the fifth. But they didn't stop there hecause in the next frame, | they scored two more to take the lead. gue ent s pr unched in 1928 ent cap Rumor has it that the man who put over the American and who is today, promote and pilot the new organiza- e what it tion. DETROIT all times crashing out 16 safe AB. R, H. P.O Bty o 5 Want of elleods | come Insucos clson, Ahlgren 5 R % 1958 ABLEonIE L i el The Wamer, B, gt Morey and Buchas diil the pitching |224 Jackson also batted well. The Manush, et . A |for the Phantoms and they had no |/1¢;UDS and score by innir Fothergill, 1f { 1 ? {trouble in keeping the “Y” team ¥irst Lutheran: Nelson, 3b; Frisk, 0 2 ; Nyhor, Jengt 2b; s Hellvana it 9 %35 1 o|down. Errors, however, at critical |55 NYPore, ¢; Benstson, 2b; Holst, | MeManus, 0 0 4 5 O0ltimes, kept the score always mount- | 1P} Jricson, 1f; oberg, cf; Ahlgren, Woodall, SRR A Hine: rf; Frese Holiowas 7 s o 0 1 of Sokoloskl -Morey and Baylock| ITinity M. Gty (0 — — — —|nit hara for the winners with three | Bl2UYeIt 1fi Cowles, 1b; R. Pinker- Totals d fe blow ;R ol i B0 SRS B SO | team .with two hits to h “r - ('l-‘””"”“-l‘ i i i ¥ > P .utheran 310 0 —_ ishop, 2b i credit. The game w y | i e 0 Trinity M. E. . 400 000 0—4 3b . sensational fielding p| of mary: St. Matts vs. Bethany The Swedish Bethany team gave Wheat, It Cochrane, 1 b 2 . . P.0. A, E.|the champion St. Matts a bad scare i Zenonts, ss .. S Ta G| 5 e o S 2 11 ZIihefore succumbing, Dav E. Colling, % 0 0 o . Matus It o ‘6 o oSwanson held the winners to cight Galloway, &8 St} oh FRy 2 8 1 3|hits and his men backed him up Wetzell, p . PR 1 % 1 ifwell, but the Bethany players could Johraan 2 S e 1 1 5 tldo cven less with Billy Preisser, Walberg, P . TN 0 1 0 ofwho limited them to three safe = A A O Two of these were by Gus ‘Totals 3—Batted for Boley in zz—Batted for Jolnson rpe, who scored hoth runs for the losing nine, while O. Storm poked Detroit a:'; i““ ok 1 . lout the third, * Fhiladelphia 1 0 i fter one scorcless » S x—None out when Wi Sorey, =, | After one scoreless frame, the St Two base hits—Eishop, L | got under way W by French, Wheat. Three el and Martin § two me runs—Cochrane, Dyke Plecher —Watbers. Lo itch H runs coming in. In the sccor Urmplres—Owens and Geisel, Time—2:40 1 the inn rpe made e 0 < fourth, 1 . : . the Jamleson, 1t 0 s nd worked around Spurgeon, 2b 2 ! in to make it 3-2 Summa, 0 | count stood 7. L. Sewell, ¢ obson ot Lutzke, 3b . Thle, D Burnett, x . Grant, p Cullop, D | DUSTY LEAGUE GAES Fafnirs to Battle Stanley Rule ana | Totals Landers Olash With New Britain Machine Tonight. League Standing - W. L. Pet Shaner, ; 1 Rollings Moore, 5 Lundgran, (R i MacFayd T O ) 1l oo | Russwing Boston W1x—10 | Union Worl - 0 ) Two b Y s i ; NATIONAL LEAGUE i o oI be n e it B e G atag! ] g 1 0 s ! fwoy 0 AL ) G rs, how N aelen o 1 IS0 : ; ; il s 1 1 o o t ) ! g T » s o regatio ' i : e i ‘ t 1 : ; ir zood 1 5 0 2 9 1|ana hani ) 1 " 0 = 2 y L ) to win toni Tarry, 1b ... 1 o victory will put t T Jackson, s . 0 4 q n hile ) will pi 1 Harper, rt . f 5 0 0 sa lohy L s 1 o § [l By |t nt fneo L o ! - = :1.7‘ Matts are wild for 1 G == > NO SUPPORT U'ROM FANS | venz 1 will no merey on New York 30 Yoo ois 1ax—i| Lack of patronage caused rac- | the South church. but the latter A | e to be curtalled at Akron, 0, ‘ ‘\;l"n base hits—L. wru. Home run— | earlyjin July. (Continued on Following Page) » 4 A T e A Back in 1900, ived the ously, ns to him, it will in many wz rague. administering American Jo He ki nd major | cLen o the (Jack Dempscy declared here last [K T {night en route to Los Angeles. G 181 Do The former heavyweight —boxing it 0 0 o o BARR » |ehampion declarcd, however, that 0o 3 0 ]ERS ]N TOURNEY nt B. B.|"Sharkey is a great fighter, just 50 Enl et ot e per cent better than I figured he 3 2 1 £ 0 's hefore we met.” He said he be- = zlor, of . 0 o0 7 |Big Bill Is Leading fn Leading in, [lieved the man he toppled over in L L (iDoataiascootp g ikl < STANLEY RUL Komonl: . [i [J [ Ra § Ol S ve be an |the Yankee stadium last Thursday gt B 5 ace [on Siate TennisfCronn asier battle than he faced 28 years night would again climb near the| 3b . S casier battle than h d 3 i Sk A e T 5 in Play in Tllinofs. O LIEPPEe JRRITT | Dempsey smiled as he hoasted e DI .| Cnleago, July 26 ® — Big BiNY| In | that he would mect Gene Tunney|Spec e | Tilden today has cleared three bar- the [in_ Scptember as confidently as he | ol A [riers in his race toward another 1 faced Sharkey less than a week ago. | Stasky Niehisti, p . el e T minute detail. | “There is very little difference in | Burke, E. Kalkowsk! tournament e‘t;tcrel' th sf i loney s |the punching power of Tunncy and | Cronin, s 9. Sthes ctourthy the Dl n¢ number of cay of their surplus n all venture. more important Dempsey will start training for pase hite— o otw r these many 3 of [ iz Mant Witk TeGna munney | withls Seven Pound Daughter b e |Petwaca toateties, rovnced | Scofiy a competition, the public Will o pext three days, he sai Albany, N. Y. July 26 (UP)— |Mt—Nichistl. Umpire—Lyne (Benuger 64, 6.0, leome a new entry into the field | & THe rearon why Gavernd: Klfrod B, radise Wins n HTlu!rnr: \’w};]orhl»s :nd the bye put major league baschall. ; o Smith didn't attend the governors | The Paradise Park team won an 7™M 2 Stop ahead of the field, none 15t as important is the fact that | B}\.&:' ‘\"|” S RIS {conference in Michizan A iiEas I clonyromathe s W onEiB roole nlf [atienia e enine beengd o dominant a fizure as Ban John-| By e United Tress, | hospital here shortly be aid- | contingent on Diamond No. 2 at the |{¢ir second matches. Wray Brown son at its head will have the Cobh failed to hit safely In five |, lYn. el e e swamping the omm\(i(‘iiz:x jof St. T.ouis won both of his easily, ing of bas the count at bat for the third straight) "4 ‘seven.pound girl was born to |bY the score of 16 to 3, Herman [And so did Junior Coen of Kansas over. A them do not |8ame In which he has gone hitless. ! (ha governor's daughter, the f - | Schmarr, pitching for the winners, |CIty and Immett Pare, Chicagoan. eliove that ho has had a square | Hornshy made a single in four at- | moly Smith, who marricd Major | €Xcept for the sccond inning when | Johnny Hennessey, Indianapolis® deal. Also, fandom always with ;""\‘DH- : ] John A. Warner, head of the state |@ Walk and three consecutive hits, :<'x1r, and H. Chapin, jr, defend- S e e he| Ruth, Gehrig and Speaker were | polico last year. two of them triples resulted fn |iP& champion, arrived too late for isistiten. | idle. Smith stayed in Albany for the |three run 414 the Willow Brooks |matches yesterday. If John:c pts the pronosition w(‘ v H HAR {event. It makes him a grandfather | helpless by his slants. Harry Line- | First round matches in the wom. to promote 1 W 1\”-)! is | Ge ml:‘ 1-"1 31| for the third time. His younger son, | han, twirling for the losers, was ac- |en's singles saw the favorites come shortly to e broached to Tim. |Speaker 2 1| Arthur, las two boys. corded poor support but despite this |through. Mrs. A. H. Chapin, wom- Chicaga would be one of {he citics|Ruth 116 3| — — he put in a nice six innings when [en's champion and wife of the ain to be in the western end of | Hornsby 16 | READ THE HERALD C IPIED | e was relieved by Hultherg. | men's title holder, was delayed with . cirenit. 1t would be a south | Cobb 300 1 4 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS The Paradise tcam scored two in |her husband. ; club in order to offer rxlrrr-(‘ petition to his hated rival, | P l F “{ H e N The Ocean Hopper) By BRIGGS e comes. - Real Folks at Home (The Ocean Hopper) y \ 5 rn eities would T v o = - W LISTEN = | COULDN'T | HAD THE! J 2 =N \ [ 00-Hoo- Hare TN L CoueD T Yt HAD THEATRE | [ MUSSOLINI WANTED ¥ Toiel’ vabs | wil s ridieu ows how needed to fir alarics of every big le touch ot con of the Ameri { n Johnsol sition that i the gu 1¢ ha: son with every much m ance a1 is ip talists idea of a & Pre ‘There in the offin plans alists Three of them have dabbled in bascball before in a big | league way. | ey A e R Champlon Sa58 ning runs. | ng but he was hit hard. His Tunney Is Smarter Wighter | W/hite made a nice catch in left oo passes also gave the Burrits Ly 3 [fea. A now rule which prevents | et "ot chances to get men in Braan it Than Boston Tith. the runner on third from scoring on |c.oring positions. To make things | a pass ball wa sure, the Burritts scored two more | Eazo, Sitex, RIulyRa 00U iog acas IRTHE @i in the eighth, cinching their first when Tan Johmson | co! led in three vears it was sucing for peace and agreeing to the dictated by de an 1 ceepts the propo- |1 certain to be tendered 1ly 30 years of experfence ppe ed from St. Lonis, Cleveland, | i to use s for the i flicials of the Gus nenatlediiheva DRAlber A or in the city's total sumption. with ¢ had re- | is a fail, will | are back and that <0 in an effort to finance a second |top of the pugilistic heap. Knows | Shark gue ball | mn the two, in cou . lam not 1 N s i S TH home with the score 7 to 6. Marley [was tied after this frame. In | DEMPSEY STATE AT {and Specv hit hard for the winners, |fifth, however, th: Burriits had a cach collecting three safe smashes |ficld runs came clattering SHARKEY LACKS COURAGE in alconfident that I can beat him and | stole jand hi d. The score support waver | baserunning tied the score. She ucross the plate. Hits were sent out | with men on the bases. iani relieved Zembrowskl in | while Dzysat won the game when she | | slashed a beantiful single to right field to score the tying and and win- arkey has only one fault, The summary: that he lacks cou vietory this year. id. v fighter of | is Sharkey's superior but I am absolutely | cy is the smar and A5 Totals z—Hotowalla out in 1st, orde Umpires—11 ame—1 Smith’s Daughter Has Time of tory 110 000 011— 4 worrying about the result.” Lois it st known that | m the | r it th | one day. | Company | small | gas cor | CoMmE MARY= BREAKFAST READY § MY INDUCTOR WENT O THE BLINK AND HAD TO COME DOWN 1N IRELAND T Fix 1T LAST NIGHT THINKING YOU WOULD BE.HERE To ITALY AND CouLpr't VERY -WELL GET ouT, oF (T It | | i f t DoN'T Wnows, [t THINK TS (S A ) UHHUHZIT IS WHERE YoU'RE | GOING To PUT ANY .SPec:lqu.Y NicE } _MORE MEDALS ~ ONE=-~ 230 \_T:E HOUSE 18 FOLL | ompsa o ~—~ 7 4 B/ @ b y A IVE GoT A MEDAL HERE WE SLIPPED ME - | STUCK \T IN TS PockeT L BUT 1 STILL UKe THE ONB KING GEOCRGE: GAVE FELLER LA Uu D ! N many the jhow big the score would be. I'rom the second inning until the last, the Willow Brooks went scores Schmarr » hits and was never in danger of heing scored on. The walk in the second frame was the only pa the game. Jervis s for the winning en and Block during lood, O'Brien | the heavy sticke team while O'Br] tured in the ficld. Schmarr also had*® | ssists. n and Cianci featured « plics for the losing ski played a so ba over ME To CoME Down 5 I'VE GOT A" LOT MoRE RATHER PRETTY || STUFF IN MY SATCHEL~ KING ‘ALBERT AND HING WHATSS * NAME OF SWEDEN -AND | their three. team nosed out the Stanley Works nine in the closest battle fought this |~ an Hale Paradise came back vear in the Girls' Industrial Base- el i ore four runs on not ball league last night at Walnut Hill [ BIOOk R & | walks and three errors winne allowed nd e 1 and 1 J ree Umplre—Noonan. Ll L Pet i ' = f LR e Quickly Forges Ahead—Notes of Games. orth & Judd .. 1 500 ’ Stanley Works 1 2 .33 League Standing the first inning on three hits and N. B. Machine .... 1 2 5 | W. L. n errcr. They failed ‘to score in Landers ....... Gty ) 1 .000 (Paradise Park ..... 0 the second but the Willow Brooks The Stanley Rule & Level Girls' |2 M C: A voos | took the lead in this frame with § to easily hits, hem ase two TILDEN CLEARS THREE Big Bill drew a bye in the first round and in the second and third, rounds swept to overwhelming viea s younger 5 eliminating Gordon Braudt of Iin- nois, 6-0, 6-1 and, without any rest THINKC MORE OF MUSSOLINI THAN - You Do Mg AFTER B W RI EAK- from then on it was just a case of how would get and 21 000— 3 playe: 3 4 e U ) 4 two only he were fea with nica y T L OH. WAIT \,TILL