New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1928, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1928 15 sos i Shanking | jBaseball Staqding FAVOR STATE AW THREE GAMES SCHEDULED Our Boarding House o | scees | FOR VAGCINATION IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE | | " = Y j of Sports } Veerday EGAD BUSTER MILAD, « 7 GEE,THeY LooK GREAT, 1) t] ew York Cleveland 8 T—— i 03 - \ : | & i 3 . Landers to Battle R. & E. on Diamond No. 1—American HERE ~THEY ARE ! ~THE MATOR! «« OUGHT -0 Go ") o oo open man- | e gans postvonca. v | Heallh Officers Approve Profec- | Papor Gondi Cardad ts Most Fatuire o Dissaend FINISHED PRaDUCTS oF LIKE FREE SampLes A ger he Harttord Senators and | i : b e fienring it the Bt e | Standin i i | Vo. 2—New Rritai hi dsS ; AN * IDEA ! e SCOTLAND s CAWT You ! Gastem Lis pie, Staniing tion Against Smallpox | No. 2—New Britain Machine and Stanley Rule to A 2dmits fo a sirong liking for the | W i X ‘ . - 4 THESE SAMPLES JusT RIG UP SOME KIND oF AR e Wond. [ex Yorl 5 ‘ SRy Play Postponed Game at Willow Brook Park— v e ¥ MECHANICAL LooKING BoY. H man, brought to Hartford recently Philadelphia - e | Q 7 s A s T FR . i from the south, and it is likely that Cleveland ..., A Sate elatur maling vaoclnatinn | Stanley Works and Corbins to Fight it Out Wed- c OM “THE FACTORY, “HEN STicK ME I 1T ST Bkl s 5 against smallpox compulsory is the | g | AND PRODUCTION HAS So I Go ALOKNG i azamst the Pirtsburg Pirates at the Boston i most etfective method of fighunz| Ne€Sday. STARTED —To -TURN ouT CouLY Go | i Bulkeley Stadium, Hartford, Sunday |Detroit . ........ 14 that disease. members of the State | 7 ; — o BLow -TH o el Lo i - ; Tiree Remon buo sehstiuied e he he election of a new chaivman is | [y FIPTY-THOUSAND OF EACH,“‘ BALLOOKS UP ? o) = Public Health association. agreed at sEe Rept s B © with the decision of | THEN, T —TAKE -THEM To Ol ¢ Tty T e o their &pring meeting yesterday at the Mndus e Two of them will | AtOrney Lawience Howard of Hart- $J oclock and the Pittsburgh team il Games Today Burritt hotel. {be staged at Walnut Hill park as 0" Who reviewed the case. Both “THE COMVEKTIOA CITIES be intact with the Waner brothers| New York at Clevelend Discussion of smallpox, particular- | = ©28 T @ heduled contests in the | PATHES azreed to abide by this dect- -To DISPOSE oF! ; as the prize attraction, Philadelphia at §t. Louis W the emidunaios I thie oity b8 R 1 ouny o il the atie oiil s e |Sian | 3 s Bosten ai Datralt a0d in Middistawn last veax, as el | 2800 D0 s SUhen wi b ane S ation Disoussed Jake Levy, Hartford's winning| Washington at Chicago o onmar euthrenkis la Bristel a8d | g0 1 wil) be plaved at Diamegd| N0 action was taken en the resig- | pitcher and the champion \iolinist eleewhere, was led by Dr. Millard | N5 5 Willow Braott o " [natien of Supervisor William H OF the « Hestern' Leazie. has been Games Tomorrow Knowlton of the state department |~ i et o e | Mandrey at the vegular meeting of [ complaining of a bad elhow. The| Wachmnzton at Chicago. of health. He mentioned the excel- | ";“"”\':"" R. & B nillistegethelp lor ) inoara hald last sisht in| ] doctor told Jake it was merely a| Philadelphia at St. Lous Icnce of the cooperation given by this | Pat!le on Diamond No- fhe Ui | ihe Center school. The hoard decid- | i cold and Jake save he will hang ,,I,‘ New York at Cleveland city in vaccinations and urged that ‘TS e t "" RS ””\‘ ;"' 5']" ed that since Mr. Mandrey was ap- | i victory number seven the next time| Boston at Detroit other cities and towns adopt ordi- "”:"\‘ iEsory ao L feasane ile '-:’ pointed by the state, it should not bt 7 | e |nances requiring this preventive e L _"j'“”‘“"”" @ [take any action on fhe matter but | . SR Ry measure. Health superintendents o PI3K Into the winning column to- |21 1%, 60 00, e matler Ut e e G i S smaller towns pointed out the difri- (7 E0: R & B. A e ‘, °”;“_;‘f ®leation Light an’ outfielder if his pitching prowess | Games Yesterday cultles they would encounter and of |17 {1 S0 gaines already play lonee | Secretary Harold L Dyer reiterated | SR e L e Bl the: many advantages, | thatipeuld)| ZITE 1 LI8 SEISE Of LUNe UBBELE i trorner sfatement foday fhat be the game. Lie took a turn in the out- | Rrooklyn %, Cincinnati & come with a state law. el el :y"y(:\“‘l hders | (NOUENT that Mr. Mandrey mould) Gl o surprised the | Chicago 5. Philadelphia 3 Some ot the physicians reported |f 5N @ BEnsE Bl R et (o sl b lnime s of Naw| natives with his skill ont there in| Pittsburgh n. rain difficulty in ebtaining successtul vac- T the American |INEfON schools during the next vear. | the wild reaches. Jake is also one | —— cinations. but it was reminded that l‘\p:v Goods team il attempt to| MICH ime was spent last nizht on M G e iien i . Standing the virus, If et kept at the proper | =PST SH0¢8 o Rfl"run"v\-rn‘ preparing the budget for the coming | W I Pet. [temperature, loses its effectivness it &j”“i dioa vlth (,(_lm“” and | Yar and the task was so large that Tohn McfGraw is following Levy's (Cncimnaty ] 19 §27/and it was agreed that this was| " 'g> SAT Works for first place [t board had to adiourn for three T it e e outa L 5 19 546 | probably the cause. Dr. R. W. Pul. | | Wi fon wlotaties and ue lncscs bt O H e T nd et SIIl haaor et New York ..ee.. 25 1T i (1en, superiniendent of haalth: fare, |\Ta! tcontingt so ants bt oat it r et el {hicezo 5 1 11 jiemariied Cint he fuds Boen wesolnl- | v o s fhosst o D Woman's Club Pienic Joe Coszrove. who has replaced |Brooklyn )1 33 ed More than 160 timee, but since a aring Makers fonight T anmual community prenic A4 Schinkel 1 the Hartford out- | Mittsburgh i 444 |successiul vaccination 1n childhood, Vosmam the New | Sponsored by the Woman's club of field, 10oks to be i hetter shape | Roston e AT 5 405 |which has apparently given him| At Willo CRn e PRI B e e Ak than in vears and as fat as ever. Philadelphia T 84 171)complefe immunity, none of the ley Toula nins. Both are tied |t the home of Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Joe made hia debut with the Sena- | - others has responded 5T, for 1aet place and il |H) Homanaion Golr strest Saturday tors Monday and his drag bunt, | . "--':m\rs ';d:}w ) J vl‘lsx‘ns',cl and ,mu.v.m; hattle of cellar champs |afternaor ANl vesidents of Maple Yerossing up” the Pittsfield infield | St Louis at New h at summer resorts were discussed BrEWE Glbalc Al U e innted o)l Lend Sun Ahdon aved the way for the ytford vie- | Cimcmnati at Brooklyn following reading of papers on each B e 2 ¢ hemg serced at 1 o'clock. Wilham F. P e nenae T sl g R AR Biotion platines ghowiis ipbnsas o)L LR IATIEd ipronintie, B B 80 D mse e ot Boclock il s 1520wy wia senvcr e hah J08. OConnor has shown hicl Biltsburgl st Boston |commumity work carried on New ; R R e e and Miss Santer Baid: o oA Games Tomorrow to purification of the water system, |, "% POSIF e e R quired fo “range” more than in any| Fittsburgh at Boston were shown by Dr. Pullen. A dis e T e Flower show on June 1 other ontficld berth Clmeinnan at Brooklvn cussion on the nges to which motion Wobe plaved on Wednes b ahers ol ha N A : | ¢hicago at Fhiladeiphia B e em sopl o lremme Bt | o0l e s N 8 oLl s vs detinieil deeied b niin Connor has not heer, satisfied | St Lows at v York #stan cnvic affairs followed G e Hill park i heir annual flower show n the L] o feo d d this vear and now has INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PLA = = gy ter Conerezational church on Wed ant domg the backstopping | Games Yesterday | ) | £ € g 1154° Newark -2 i —_— iy : i | ity Mimors & Ranger & €. Racehall Team to Get ' N | Paddy'~as o sreat receiver In his T Toughest Test of Season Next UL T TR e e anding s Sunday Afternoon. —_—— # f 7 i q (Fochester . ] mect the All Southingtan mine This | : | HariionaEniininy dne B s t N £ b, I= shapez 25 one of the heat o3 son for the Rangers the Sonth A R R S B e L e A el . B. Warne Newark otna Marty” and Hartford | 175 U1t ’ 3 {25{chubn the Cenfral Comnectient lea-| Newmgton. June 7 “Bechatary { fana hops nothing hapy to Jake |Baltimore 7 =B lgue Coach Andrew Zuwick has haa | Harold G Lueas I an ‘Tq‘ a call | 4 urnier calling for inecks' re- | S the plavers ont for several practices ' for the annual meeting of the ar | ‘vn‘v the 4\'w-AylArv-wn o | Ganicsi dndny R flreiy s Gaat rulindling Inbs rorar | Bits distriol fo b Betd in 1os e tur to a l lersey @ity at Baltimore 16 ‘wiae Deronstratedtin lnet fant| hall lon AonAaY, Levenin: Tanalis ° L . - | Reading at Newark day’s game in Meriden Weboralng foibhe waieaciant iesohan f o sy "'H,;“!‘“ Tt = 251 Montreal at Toronta This vear's Ranger team 1s fhe by the parties disputing the ehair ln Clga, e e es K‘: tl "m b,,”,. fl'd‘ ““‘j e Etesibe TS vears and a siuccessful season 18 an- trict was to have been called 4I'1 ' 2"’ V"kv rvnivni‘nv‘*vlr e when they FASTERN LEAGUE ficipated The management has al nhich a new chauman would b J i L L i e 5 ready contracted for several games|elacted, It has been found that t i Fn e outfielders, Games Yesterday with some of the leading semi-pro|annual meeting shonld be held in " : ] or they are gi | Hartord 15 Brideenort 4 nines of the state. The team will | June eo that the two mestings will bs | It sounded like an all- Sy " (Other games postponed. rain) practice Sunday morning at 10:00 combined and commissionsrs will be Moo e o Pt — o'clock at Willow Brook part clected as well as a chairman star cast when they the Rulkeley Stadium Sunday, there Standing | e an Eastern Leaguer in the W 1 — — handed me the four cast. Inficlder Bartell last 8eason |New Haven .... 26 I SN SRt E . with Bridgeport Hartford .. 3 16 leading cigarette brands —_— | Providence 1 16 . . Marttord fana Brldgapor, 1 g0 to smoke in the blindfold purchase of Pittshield 19 : + by the Watshin RPN Lvenes 16 22 test. But one of the four ok el o Waterhury . 16 3 . year with Hartford, but fn the | Ateany ......ee. 16 = ran away with the show American Association he hecame a | LA 3 aénsation; hitting .854 in 1927, | Games Today .« . for I picked Orp = Fittsficld at Sprinzfield | A y Doublehcaders will bha frequent | Albany at Bridgeport ! GoLb instantly. 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