New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1928, Page 15

] ] ] 3 1 3 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 192 Speaking of Sports Twe complete surprises- were SprYng over the week-end in base- ball when the Burritts nicked the I SR AMERICAN LEAGUE Vesterday's Rosults New York 3-3, Boston Y-4. Chicago 5-7, Detroit 2-5. St. Louis 5-16, Cleveland $-10. [Falosns in the first game of their The Standing ssries at #t. Mary's field and the w. L. Pet. [Rangers forced Kensington into the ! New York .. 86 44 867 dust in Kensington. Philadelphia . 84 41 edl 8t. Louis ... 72 61 541 Although Munager Johnny Cabay; Washington 61 70 468 haan't given out the lnlomauonl(‘him . 59 71 454 7et, it is expected that the Falcons|Detroit . 59 T A4 and Burritts will engage in the sec- |Cleveland ... 59 75 440 ond game next Sunday. The game |Boston ... 47 85 356 between the Falcens and the Rang- ers achedyled fer yesterday after- uoon was prevented because of rain, Kensington and the Rangers will meet in the second game of their series next Sunday afternoon. After winning the first game, the Rangers are all set to win the second game. Manager Johnny Cabay has ar- ranged & single game with the Stan- ley Werks team, champion of the Industrial league. This will, if pres- ent plans are carried out, be played nest Saturday afternoon at St. Mary's fleld. . Next Sunday's battle between the Falcons and the Burritts will be even more bitter,,if such a thing is possible, than the one fought out last Sunday. It took 11 innings for the Burritts te win agd Johnny Ca- hay found out that it wasn't going to be 80 easy for his team to win a3 he had predicted. ‘The happiest man on the lot and over, was Bruno Kania who pitched for the Burritts. Bruno hus been anything but friendly to the Fal. cons since he was let go by the team two years ggo and he wanted to win Sunday. It was throygh his work in a great measure that vic- tory did come to the Burritts. _The Tabs cared little for the loss ¢ Baturday's game by forfeit. “Let us beat the Burritts on the field, and they can have the game,” one of them said in summing up their at- titud The Tabs have proved a disap- [pointment in many waye during the past two seasons, and the other managers in the league have ex- pressed themselves as unwilling to have the Main street team in the circuit again unless it can act more responsibly. Johpny Bheehan didn't expect to play Saturday, and he came to the park in his regular clothes. He was sent in, nevertheless, and he had & big day at bat, getting four hits in five attempts. Several spectators en- joined him to wear strcet clothes in every game after this. : Blanchard had tough luck in missing his no-hit game. Osborne's punky little fly barely escaped Sheehan's glove—and Osborne had Just managed to hit the ball after making his usual water-bucket ng. And Erickson’s hit would « been an error for “Red” Campbell with less liberal scoring. The American legion and Colliers will play offt a Junior City league game Friday evening. Larry Mangan is particularly desirous that Freddy Baunders take note of this, as 1°red forgot about last Friday's game and falled to bring any baseballs up to the park. YANKEES ADVANCE OVER LABOR DAY (Continued From Preceding Page) i 4 50 4 3 1 5 9 g 9 29 0 0 0 0 0 o Swestland, 09 3 2 8 Schulte, x 0 0 0 0o o0 Detrick, xx 0o 0 0 0 0 Totals 8 12 30 38 0 New York 400 000 000—4 Philadelphia 000 300 000—3 x—Batted for Bweetland in 9th. xx—Ran for Bchulte in 9th. Two base hit: Leach, Home run: Struck out: Seott 3, Bweetland 2. KCOND GAME) New York 201 002 049 Philadelphia 100 000 010—3 (FIRST GAME) 81 LOUIS ABR HTO AE Douthit, cf gl £ ¢ 0 0 0 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 1.0 3 1 1 9 $§ 9 1 4 35 ® 5 21313 1 0 5 1 3 0 0 0 5 -4 3 -2 0 @ o 6 6 0 0 0 o 0 0 v 0 0 T T T Maranville, @8 .5 1 2z 1 & 0 Alexander. p ... 2 0 0 0 3 0 Oreattt, rf ...l 0 0 0 0 0 Totale 5 1z 32 15 @ INATI ABR H PO A E "B 4 14 2 W a0 3 0 0 ¢ 2 1 0 0 g8 2 & 4 Kelly, 1b T s, of e 1 6 0 0 Dresgen, # 4 4 19 Picinich, & & ¢ 8 0 Tord, #8 diwa s ¥ Plpp, = 9 1 e A ) Pittenger, L 6 0 1 0 0 B 1 9 9 @ o 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 6 14 0 11 5—Two out hen inning run scored. xs—Batted for Holm in ¥th. 3—Batted for Ford In 9th. 23—Batted for Kolp In nmu i ; oon, Marsuville, Hafey, Picinich, Kelly. . Three base hit: Zitsmann. Home Hafey. Double piay: Pittenger to : By Johmson (SECOND GAME) st Loui s0¢ 001 601—3 Clacinnat! \ 119 006 00x—8 WEE GOLF CHAMP Asheville, N.C., Sept. 4 (UP)— Alen Smith, young Asheville golfer, winner of the Carolinas and mu- nictpal ehampionships, is the small- est golt champion in the United States. Bmith is only a little more then five feet in height and tips he acales at 106 pounds. there were many after the game wax | <" | TURNS DOWN OFFERS Games Today Detroit at Chicago. 2. Cleveland at 8t. Louis. Philadelphia at Washington. (Other clubs not scheduled). Games Tomorrow Detroit at Chicago. Washington at New York. (Other clubs not scheduled). NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterdas's Results New York ¢-9, Philadelphia 3-3. Pittsburgh 16-6, Chicago 1 Cincinnati 6-8, §t. Louis 5-2. (First game, 11 innings). Brooklyn-Boston, rain. Games Today New York at Philadelphia. 2. Brooklyn at Boston. Chicago at Pittsburgh. (Other ¢lubs not acheduled). Games Tomorrow Brooklyn at Boston. New York at Philadelphia. (Other clubs not scheduled). IN‘I'ER..\'ATIURAL: LEAGUE Yesterday's Results its young life Sunday Rangers baseball team of this c#. trotted into town and tucked awa the first game of the baseball serie: arranged between the fwo. urday, Baseball Standing RANGERS TAKE INITIAL . GAME FROM KENSINGTON Again. Washington ¢-5. Philadelphia 1-(. | Determined Team Gets Early Lead From Which It Is Never Headed — Outcome Is Ahsolute Surprise— Close Play In Ninth Decided In Favor of New Brit- ain Crew—Paper Goods Town Team Takes Meas- 'ure of Taftville In Saturday’s Game — West Hur't Kensington received the shock when t the the team played i in_the ¢ the manner in which the Rangers played the gamc. its mettle and heartened great game played against the Fal- cons a week ago Sunday, the crew was determined to win and that's just what it did do. The team was by t The Rangers secured its lead be- | N“!l¥ fore McCarthy could become eifec- | yiuhand tive and the team ! way to hold it. battled all t place of t The score: RANGY On sat- Kensington team defat- ed Taftville in Taftville. occasion, champions but on the following day, the crew returned home to put up a loose exhibition and diop the more important game, one tending to de- velop the elimination championship play, to the Rangers | Kel No detraction can be made from ] On that Kensington came | 1eC8 within a hair of tying the count in the last of the ninth when with two men on and two out. a hairline de cision was rendered by Paul at firs base ending the game. The second contest will be played | in Kensington next Sunday with the Rangers taking the home team. of | Zwick, x - o 0 0 0 0 he | rotals 8 10 237 18 7 KENSINGTON AB K H PO A E i of egs RSP =g i =10 e ey 151 % 9 o1 0 1 3,01 1 2 : 3% g2 ce | Holzheimer, 2y AR el i S T ke | St Combe, | 12 2 0 0 o8 o0 Darrow, 3b L sl s 1 West, p o 0 0 0 0 Medartiy, b i3, 0 a a Totals “ 12 7 Y | Rangers 5 001 ington 001 104 wo buse hits: Scriminger, : truck out By West 2, McCarthy 6, Casey 2. on he Win in Taftville feated the Taftville Saturday in one of The Standing Kensington was placed in a pecu- W. L. Pct|jiagposition at the start. West, Who | gerimminger mowed 8t. Louis . kel 51 608 red his back several weeks agY. | hatters down time aff New York 72 53 +576 |tried to pitch the game. He went||owed only five hits. Chicago . 76 57 570 1) right for the first frame but in| Krause featured a Plttsburgh ,.es.. 73 58 .557 |the second had to retire on a recur- Cincinnati ...... 72 58 554 [ience of his injury. McCarthy of |eral hits. {Brooklyn . 62 65 483 | Bristol stepped in to take his place |game. The score Boston ... 4 80 339 land he went along nicely for the re- | KENS Philadelphia . 36 8% .288 | mainder of the game. He allowed i X only six hits. Suyder, 1f h ok, | Meco he | Mika | Darrow. s | Magrnder, 1b Holtzheimer, riminger, p | Totals he | 1o Led by Scrimminger who was in rare torm, the Kensington team de- seen in the castern town this season Taftville team knocking down sev- Riley also played a nice aggregation on ' the best games the Taftville ter time and al- t short for the Buffalo 5, Rochester 1. HoPO A (First game postponed, rain). |Schacfer, cf [E T Montreal 11-2, Toronto 4-0. Wendrows| Todedand 5 Reading 10, Baltimore 1. B e £ (First game postponed, rain). |Mcinerney, s 1 2 0 4 2| wotals o . Newark 6, Jersey City 5. Preisse 1015 3 Kensington a0 % . Maves, rf w..ol O 0 0 0 0 Mikan. Three base hite: Duga® Krau: The Standing Dagal; B svasevad dly A A o AIJ!n\\v'\. out: By Scriminger §, Jarvis 1. W. L Pt Rochester ....... i1 64 46 | = or anybodyv oo + Buffalo .... 80 69 7 | ‘ PIRATES Toronto . 8 69 al ‘l‘E fiUE PAEEM KERS | AB lf H PO é E 5 * | Montreal T T Dreler A el 1e a e a is Reading (O TR T ¥ SR Rl Pt «os @ t ! Baltimore . % m 507 Zanatio, il b5 4 i ae by Newark . 68 1T sl T R B Jersey City 5o BT 91 .385 [ Atatilis. b sl s s f g Bha i | —— G IR *(YMOKERS want a mild cigarette . . . but not one blended from r‘mld, pure, .fragnnt tc{bwcos in such oy f-';"m T“'f“"’ (Continued From Préceding Page) | pLsr? & | that tastes flat. a way as to give you mildness without the loss ewark at Jersey City. = S o 4 Baltimore at Reading. Hordiein, cf What they do want is mildness with taste . . . of taste. Montreal at Toronto, ¢ ; T s 3 5 . ; Rochester at Buffalo. I e They want a cigarette that will satisfy. While mild enough for anybody, Chesterfields i ik ; 4 sSssngR, 4 Korsls 5 Chesterfield cigarettes are blended and cross- s-a-t-i-s-fry! EASTERN LEAGUE s o i 01 obaces Yesterday's Results Horine e ey Hartford 6, Springfield 3. Buckeri, ms L — — (First game postponed, rain), |Luw, b ... T Bridgeport 2, New Haven 1. ga ey e - = (First game postponed, rain). T :_.‘ ! F 0 ° k R U H Id CI .fi Ad Albany 1, Pittsfleld 0. omaki, ot v e t ed t (All other games postponed, rain). f'on;-! s 408 4 0 g “ AU e R or u,c e UmS Se efa a”‘ 0 8. The Standing Wl sy Adorson i 8, Hives 1| } W. L. pTotale 3 — | New Haven .. 87 53 dabe AR ey | Pitisneld Hoos T e gl HOME RUN CLUB Hartford . 72 o4 hit: Jaglowski. Providenc, 7 65 Plrates 11, Rangers 1 e o (o ks i Albany ... 72 6 5| The Pirates found the Rangers;BY the United Buatc, oo | Bridgeport ...... 70 68 very easy prey, and had it not been American League | |Springfield ...... 67 7 for a bad throw by Begley with two o0 v D00 . Waterbury . 31 102 out in the ninth Huggie Carlson | iyt BARIER o 4 would have had the shutout he de-|joitd 2 SHeece - Games Today served. Carison was in such com- | 0L T S Albany at Hartford, Waterbury at Pittstield. 2. New Haven at Bridgeport. (Other clubs not scheduled). Gumes Tomorrow Pittsfield at Springfield. Albany at New Haven. Waterbury at Hartford. Providence at Bridgeport. Despite Invitations From American Universities, Percy Willlams Will Go To Home School, Torento, Ont., Sept. ¢ P—Despite invitations from American universi- ties, Percy Williams, of Vancouver, Olympic 100 and 200 meter sprint champion, éxpects to attend hte University of British Columbla, Here for an official reception ar- ranged in his honor, Williams re- marked that he had received several offers from American colleges, and then added: “I don't think that T will accept them. T expect to go to the Univer- sity of British Columbia until I re- turn home.” Helen Wills, Nettled at Whispers After Match With Fritz Mercur, To Meet Him Once More., New York, Sept. 'l (M—Helen Wills is out to make official her re- cent triumph over Fritz Mercur, of Bethlehem, Pa. Vexed at whispers that Mercur “played the gentleman™ in her 6-3, 6-4, victory over him in an “exhibition,” Helen arranged an- other meeting and insisted that it be announced as a match and not an exhibition, The clash between the fifteenth ranking male star and the woman champion will take place at Forest Hills this afternoon, mitting. RANGERS TO MEET There will be a meeting of all those interested in football for the coming season at the Ranger A. C. club rooms tonight to discuss plans for the reorganization of the club team. All interested in playing or making the team are invited to at- tend. field. los doubt as Argosy out of the game. the play. weather per- [ plete control at all times that hm”"“" Browns one man reached third, 3 4 the time round, reached second. The Pirates piled up a seven run lead in the first three hits, wretched fielding by the Ranger in- | Hafey, Cards . During these two frames the | Bis outside when Argosy made t and only one other play two innings a pass and some V¢ s made five bad misplays. From this time on there was to the Carlson was within one out shutout in the final frame when M. | Myatt, Indians .... He stole | McGov second and reached third on a pass- | Williams, Red Sox ed bhall. Begley, fectly but threw singled to left. Seifel then grounded who fielded the ball pe The score:— | CANT OPEN TH' SAF HADE © (AL, & INEE outcome of the! game, as the Rangers were unable !to reach Carlson with any regularity | Terry, Giants and in six innings went out_jn order. On the other hand the Pirates hit | Torr) timely and hard and left very few | Hafe runners on the bases. Zapatka and | Cuyler, Cul Ware ecach connected for a double | and a single while Carlson gathered two single, over Yankaskas'|National League .. head in an attempt to make the last | Season's Total . Argosy scored on | of | hol Athletics e e ri, Yankees T | Goslin, Scnators Hargrave, Tigers Foxx, on | Wilson, Cu 1y | Bottomley. C: Rok | Hurst, Phillies . N0 Hornsby. Braves .. Cubs Cards Harper, Yesterday's v, Giants . Cards . ner, Pirates . Phillics . Phillies . nkees .. P. W Kiein, | Williams, a|Gehrig, Y. en, Browns to! Totals r-| American League | READ H HIGH PRESSURE PETE €, fete - exeeat 1o OPeN T ational League RALD CLA More alleys than heretofore will be kept for open bowling. This will make it possible for the public to get alleys at all hours in small or large groups. Leagues wishing to engage alleys for the season are urged to make application for early starting as the alleys open to engagement are limited. THE_ ROGERS RECREATION CO. 50 CHURCH STREET Is That Clear Enough? By SWAN %3° | THERE - SHE'S OFPEN NE CMORNING THE, | OLLOW THE X BILL ARRIED A &