New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1929, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1929. FALCONS AND BURRITTS SUFFER SWAMPINGS WHILE KENSINGTON BLANKS WESTVILLE INDIES—LOCAL BASEBALL GAMES CARDED FOR SUNDAY—PHANTOMS DEFEAT Y. M. C. A. IN JUNIOR CITY LEAGUE—CUBS LOSE LEAD IN NATIONAL CIRCUIT CUBS OUT OF NATIONAL |PHANTOMS BATTER |PIRATES AND BURRITTS FALCONS SWAMPED |KENSINGTON GETS SWEET ~ LEAD BY LOSS TO REDSPHA[r]Vu%%NBI[‘]{/ERY CLASH IN CITY LEAGUE [y [RISTOLTEAW . REVENGE ON WESTVILLE Fourth of July Proves to Be Black Thursday to Chicago | 2 o ! . Fans — Pittsburgh Takes Two From Cardinals— HOdge Gets Poor Supp(]lt In —West Ends Carded to Meet Cardinals — Three | - . ) i row’ |South Enders Turn Back Indies by 7 to 0 Score—Wipe Battle Between Leadels to Peatunc Tomorrow’s Battles Freak Wind Storm Turns Game ek Sedson)—Fnost L \esr Phillies and Robins Split Even — Giants Divide| Junior Gity League Game Teams Are Deadlocked for First Place—Holy Cross Tnto a Weird Exhibition «, for Visiting Club—Walter Scott Pitches In Won, With Braves—Athletics Win Double Bill From Red e and Senecas Scheduled to Swap Hits on Diamond P fi.«“ Pl derful Form, Allowing Only Three Hits—W innersg Sox—Yankees Also Sink Senators Twice. Stanalg : No. 1 at 2 0’Clock—Banner Contest at 4. e 9 Get Started In Third Inmnv—-Detalls. By the Asnciated Press I the Pirates nose out th by a margin of one thin game end of the National league pen race on next October f, the 4th of July will go down in Chicago base ball annals as a sort of black Thurs- day t han ball, the Br agreement with the to halt the morni p. m. The Reds wor and the Cubs dropped ou place as the Pirates swept deci from t inals. The Ya memory of a curtailed at the heigh of campaign to enal 3 to keep an exhit Indianapolis. decision by a two games The m. terday came to its abrupt close end of the cighth with the R front by 9 to 8. It was topped off by a Cincipnati triple play seemed, that the ( for a certain tic tory. A had run i singles by Gon: Cubs on first Millan coming u Pettenger grounder, tagged Mal base line and hurled the ba ly, doubling MecMillan. Senor Ge zales, never a Gaz became the | car third victim as Kelly's quick throw | to Gooch met the Chicago catcher | at the plate. | A crowd of 18,000 ssed the | morning game in the rain, but onl 85,000 braved the we. afternoon contest. With | g0od pitching (after an v| first round) backed by hard hitting, | the Cubs rewarded their followers | with a 10 to 5 victory in the after- | noon, but McCarthy's lead of half game had been crushed weight of two Pittsburgh victories. Henry Meine pitched the Pirates toan § to 4 triumph over the Card- | fnals in the morning and Remy Kremer repeated the performance | Ke in the afternoon by a score of § to | 2. Successive home runs by Co morosky and Sheely, Comoros with the bases filled, remov tension_from the afterno Is ment .in the seve e the | Metz league champions ca L for [ Wa a comfortablé berth o second | division. The lower half of 1 Heydler's | circuit, with ¢ ablished | membership of long . is not | . easily accessible to first division | 1 team seeking a place to bed do but it is believed that Uncle Wilbert binson (01!\.;} be persuaded to evac in favor of the Chitds. The Robins really arc gatheripg spe f 1 of the tau hurled-at them earlier in the paign: The Phillies outpunched the bush flock by 14 to 12 in a wild fi game-yesterday, but the h forces rallied-behind the curving of John- | ny Mtrison to romp off with the | second. by 5 to was Morrison's | sixth successive victory ! debut ‘4s a Robin weeks This even division left the I only three and one half games to rear-of the fourth place ¢ who now have lost nine stra 15 oufl of t last The-Giants complete tional program by dividin header v h the Braves, hoped to de t The Bostor snatched ¥ 3 ninth rou won the nightc Events in t the holiday much Athletics d 8 to 1-in the in the afte the mor victory. The Yankees won from Was ton by S o0 4 and 14 to header, maintainin nine and one-half game Mackmen and three of the Browns, one-half conts place Tigers by warm-up Yankees to ond place The W from Clevel dians turne ond g 2 to 5 American League with dust swept over St. Mary’s field S, vesterday afternoon and turned the ‘ s Standing | Both teams will be weakened by |so-called haseball game between the There was great rejoicing ir W i the loss of star plavers who will be | I"alcons and the Maple Ends of 1,.:» Iumng,ton last night foliowing ha 7 busy and both will be | (ol ito a weird spectacle of wild ory of th slon Tasetall hard PRt to it to keep wup their |throws, hit batsmen, bases on h:m:“ (ul, in the aft form. nd everything ¢ that tends fo | dies of Westvilie, 1 ! > 1 - 0 Holy Cross—Senecas reate poor b 1 The storm | son, the Kensington crew had towed 1 W nins Holy (‘ross. ch ns on tw ts, a series of The Holy (i16ss and Sencca teams came up unexpectedly and ve the uv defeat hefore this tears bu: (kg will stage the first battle on Dia- | fins a mild exhibition of a *“sand™ bles were co nd a k. gave them plenty | ; e mond No. 1 at 2 o'clock, The Sene- | storm. Cloud after cloud of dust roll- ngh Wll]{[ Hflmpels PIHYElS Ofl“" lay and the of runs to make a safe margin of [ Three games are scheduled to be|cas hope to score their first victory |ed across the diamond d it was by the score of | | | . victory over the Y. M. C. A. com-|played tomorrow afternoon in the|at the cxpense of the Holy Cross |y rv to stop the game time | Bfl[h C;Hbs Dl]l‘]flg Gamfi this the firs Ihination at Walnut Hill park Wed- | City baseball leaguc Walnut Hill | erew. However. after i victory | arter time as the players became en- g | son suffered by | nesday night in a Junior City league | park. The three should be good |over the Pirates last Saturday., the | veloped in the dust. The wind kept | el | Walter Scott, pitching nce @ 6 At the time of the rally, (ht | attles hecause of the triple tie: for [Holy Cross team finds the taste of | up during the entire game and fans | The high wind which fanned the [Stanley Works team in the I team was leading two to one | first place now in existence in the | victory sweet left the field wondering just what |dust covered Washington school | trial league, was the main renson foq ed on its way to make a |stg ng West Ends—Card they had witnessed. At this ti grounds marred the game between |the succ of the Kensington arig nother victory | Pirates—Burritts The West Ends, will fry to hold on is best to say that the Maple s | the Burritt and Suffield teams yester- | in yesterday's battle. Pitch CHRAONd i€ y | for the Y. M. C. A. and| The feature contest of the after- | to its first place position in the game | \ore victorious, 14 to 4. | day and took the clements of a con- |best form he has showr DETRUIL | Baylock for the Phantoms hooked | noon is carded to take place on Dia- | to be played at 2 o'cdlock on Dix Sol Tiotivy wasiihe wvind that the |test fromtthe affalriMhelri score yentnEScolt Stlipneniinc spise Y ealy AB i a pretty pitching ducl. The |mond No. 1 at 4 o'clock when the |mond No. lie West Ends 19 and 9 in favor of the visitors. | Ville ters with three Desidey ; outfielders played within 20 feet of [V R 2 wirler had the better of the | Pirates and Burritts clash. Thes: scheduled to t e the Cardinals {he infield. A batter would lift a fly | The local team suffered most from | thi he banged out { gument far as effectivencss | two clubs, with the West Ends, a1 Junior City League 1o lett field and & second later, the |the weather conditions although the |himself to help the cause nlone. oes as he allowed only six hits to | tied for first place with two vie- e Holy Cross Junior: ! | eight scored by his mates off of |torics and one defeat and one the | Colliers will meet on Dis d No. lock. but shaky support. espe- | other is due to slide into second t 4 oclock in a Junior City Iy at critical times, and crrors | place after the battl e game. i one hit. “Chubby” Mikan |ci | totalling five, pu in the losing I 2 , local sec. ) Loteling veipu s e il fosine e | innings, both teams were on a ner- | wind that it was impossible for a I o084t | vight fielder would be making fran- | Visitors were also hampered consid- | Behind this masterful pitching, the Ticlallarols Lol saeantih S sanare mh || ly Kensington team, no doubt Inspired, attempis to catch the sphere. The | y reuEL Hbe R balls did every trick known to an| Practically every ball that went 'I}’»‘“ gl ’K’"[r‘ “"“‘{""] °'0'°:"":‘(‘" experienced aviator and after two |into the air was carried so far by the | *V6TY man on the team got at leas TR noRihe oo S to 3 lond baseman, turned in a hriiltan olumn by the score at § to 3 vous edge because of their strenuous | fielder {o catch it and when drives 4 ! IR g | HeavySnitiing Sleatirad Bipgcons efforts to bag the ball when hit. |hit the hard ground in the outfield | I[‘g‘h; :\1?::\ <\L u;;::“nif ():é;-ep\xvex;: test with six triples and a homer Throws in the infield {ook freak |they were good for extra bases as | kil v : being rapped out during the nine | ditticult, without an error. For the cury 1d the pitchers were almost | they would roll so fast and bound ] T sitors, the work of Vallardi fx: leff o|innings. Two of the triplies were. in danger when the ball whirled in |in such a manner that the fielders |- - i (e S e | R e A e MR neniwasittia sniniz Wikl Helacd | great bids on to catch them at his I ! | s O IO StonD) - |vided fielding honors with J.ockery, | shoestrings. Getting away from 1 © spectators were heavily cover- | Although the visitors started off as | visiting catcher, who made an aimost e S S e —_— with dust and when the battle | though they would Kk away with |impossible catch of a foul fly off | A " , as over presented a sorry appear- [the game by scoring six {imes in the | Mikan's bat. | ping at third each time Q y | cover in the first inning, i1 . o i AT k Br[ hW en,S Ne[ Tl[le ent W receive a call today home runs the Y.unllhs changed the inning when three runs crossed the 0 e OEBANE frvok cotnterstienn Schedule 0‘[61 {ne “Efi = fld TILS om I ng to the attempted b complexion of the affair by tying the |plate on singles by Scott and Schnei. D ey it SR SRores Gk hall game, it was found at the con- | SCore in the sccond inni “rh\r ;m:l{ doubles by Cramer ai }(vln. | his brother, ¢ % S 3 . lclusion that there were 12 errors, he losers went two ahead in the |band. Two more were scored in the E-Hjm \"1:\\“‘ : ymmml 1”,:;” “] tars ral good haseball games are in | Wimbledon, Eng.. July 5 (RY—170V | }inc huses on balls, five wild pitches, | third but the visitors got these back | fifth on a double by Mikan and he P s came back to score |{Ne Works for New Britain fans over | the first time in W don's 100 | five hit hatsmen and about 40 errors |and an extra one in their half of |Singles by Schneider and DeVito, ne in the sccond when Ietzko |the week-end with several of thelistory the British women's sin: of omission. 1t is a wonder that any | the fourth. In the last half of the |The final two runs were score muffed a fly in conter and Karaty |C1UDS Stging contests on their home nnlg ”1"“,-\ ot "“‘ "’m.(:‘”‘“' ‘1% | outs were made. The pitchers, Haber | same frame the swinners tied the | the eishih jon singles by Gllly followed him with a triple to lert, |'0ts and others takin the road. | : . ay: and Be o given credit for | count and in the following session | And Cramer. The summar In the third, fourth, fifth and Rensingion Nawondon MEss | Lelen (WU SN aefending (Gnentlisyoricive Biindu fihoscondikionst Uhat|[Sewed the same upimhen theviconn VILLE 1XD] sixth innings, neither team ible |, Kensington will meet the fast IFort | pion, and fellow-Californian, | thoy giq for it was a terrible tax on |ed seven {imes. e ey R 1o sdore, ihe #¥° Leeping its lend | Trumbull rs of New London at|Helen Jacobs, entered the final | yheir gpms, | e e B cler, ced 0 behind the splendid pitching ot |the Perclval avenue grounds Sundey fround by overwhelning victories | S, BES L Tor e last ive inr A T ey O ryare afternoon. The visiting club is one | over ”r,‘m‘ ovponents in the semi- | Ahe visltos-acored twico in the |rilts bais were silenced by the fine |V "l the |f the strongest in the state and | 9nals yesterday. Miss Wills dropped sessio alcons | hurling of Flynn while his mates | campion, 1b '® | should give Kensington plenty of | enly two games in elimiating Elsic l‘umm‘ ed once. After the wind had | managed to add three more counters Deittle e Goldsuck. 6-2, 6-0. Miss Jacobs was | EOt through playing with the ball in | to their total, fer its satisfactory vie- | 10 less impressive in pulting out | the third inning. “the St s s s across the plate. From |4, e : : £ Loapetidley, then on the game was a maddening luring the game. Reading from left Then the storm broke in seventh. Lipman walked and stole second. He went to third as O'Brien was being tossed out at first. Cohen | However. fanned but I sent a blow into [ (ory over the West Indissiy 3 left field which got away from Hayes |terday afternoon, the K on | Miss Wil heavy favorife || [ O the | to right they arc Tiruno Ka o e vk oy | battle against time. | S o for a triple. ‘Twp men were out and |team is confident of scoring another (o win her (hird stralght Wimbie. | D408 484 Johnny Rose and Al Havlick. The s S Eh called | don championship but many experts | Walter Kopee was injured twice |l did better than the seore woulq e e e o nptly at o'clock with Eddie | counted on Miss Jacobs o make |AUNIng the game and was forced (0 | indicate but the hport afforded |misjudged’ the ball ‘and Karaf ley in the role of umpire. more of a fight of it than she did tv‘nu to right field, “Johnny" Klatka | them by their mates was too much Dol whils navlok v Sl Holy Cross-Willimantic in the finals of the American cham- |donning the mask behind the plate. | of a handicap for them to overcome, | DeVito g first. A runner was sent in for fhe | The Holy Cross team will meet the Rigsipeinauiysnn bl e s bl el ee ordiabin s aok il tedl | N (G E R UHEE Url (e B T | pitcher and he stole sccond. He |Willimantic Aces at the Washington |10 Win only threc games from Miss jout two hits. " The Maple Ends |throughout the contest the winmen ‘lhrn stole third. Truhan school diamond Sunday afternoon at | Wills when the Berkeley star cap-|garnered 14 hits off Haber but at | were better with the stick getting R s 3 o'clock, This will be a great bat- |tured her fitth American title at|le § of them should have been |19 safe blows to 17 for the lo 0| the runner on third home and Tru- |tle according to all re a ”"‘1”0‘\:‘1;1{0];:”‘“: Jagl fall 1°>"r”“""» 81 easy outs On a good day, a battle | MoCarthy, of the visitors, was the 01| Biam 16 e oviell e Ce e ol n. The | Although the finals of the men’s | between these two teams would be | hitting leader conneccting with five 0 At diet . : contest will be started promptly at | Sngles on Saturday will be an all fworth while watching, lisate Blows, 7 o | I'rench affair between Henri Cochet | The summary Thels e o executed a neat double steal, |3 o'clock. | and Jean Borotra, England still has | o[ Levine's sing ght the tw Sokols-Winsted them home. Buchas fanned t The Sokol A. C. team will enter- The Burritts used three hurlers MAPLE EN SUFFIE |2 chance to win the women's| Al 5 EGBEIELL) AB It . | doubles, the mixed doubles and the |G. Alexander, ss T s ke T the inning tain the Gilbert Clock team of Win- [ et e | it Poeny 2 1N ) S i ° NEW CASTING REGORD Weird throwin he Phan-|sted at Willow Brook park Sunday 5 3 e mlexpuder e G SLanns 5 2 0 Dl cemiee o e S e | In the atter event, Great Britain's | Dison Sh B § 3 “ulle : A . 1 o!O'Brien singled. stole second. went representatives in the fin; e has appeared here twice hefore L L « o : . 2 pr Collins anc sregory, baftle the oo 1 d ¥, 3 . g ar G @k to third oj d throw into the out- |season and the team )m;\ul:xr.\q,‘y‘;l-:u\”\lnu‘ ‘:,\“ Wiimer e | gabmowsiy. 5 ] I : : ) 2 Kark Kinnear . ‘of- ‘Geneva, 0. scored as Ietzko |one with the fans. S e Ao r Ry ot he b E AT ) e e P bob Smashes Two World's Marks At ¥ ¢ to third to catch him |start at 3 o'clock lonshipltomarnos S : . o o0 ) |20 N the bag. The “Y" also Red Sox-Stafford Springs ¢ |y {nitea St e ) E 3 b a8 . ) Angling Clubs' Meeting. cored one in the 1 (.} Re- The C e Bt w . e ke s ghen f The Corbin Red Sox will £0 10| cp(ative in the womens' doubles hut | Lima, Onfo; July : ipled. Hultberg walked and | stafford Springs Sunday afternoon | fise Wills and trans Hontor still | 18, i July SOl s e e t Sl Gt | Miss Wills and Frank Hunter sti I e ind Recano scored. Hul fpr Mta annual meeting with the team | remain to carry on in the mixed | Sk ‘ | e 2 0 0 tablished here yesterday at the an in was out at the plate by a mile on g it iR sk 3 | nual convention of the Ohio associa oo el ke DRig by il Ll Sacred Heart-Hartford — | o R e 5 500, 100 06x from left field. Truhan >m‘] r”m“‘ he Sacred Heart team will go to | LOTS OF SHORTSTOPS Karl Kinnear of Geneva, Ohio, | bt de © | Hartford Sunday to t the S C i s 3 B 3 4 it scoring. in the ninth when he|ciril alub Ini & retira chr The | ’”‘\\,‘ e '”,"“;‘_ By Budnick ) y|broke two records. In the fiv singled, stole second and third and |, .. ite the LbRNG Bl Kania, p, 2 ¥ 0 cighths ounce distance plug he ma t d | tea st a practice session | the same man playing I 2 5 o f 'he fol rode home on Sokoloski's hit | | e Sl i i = s iR e e tu ternoon o 4 at| this season. 13 Truhan’s peg home was the ficld 2 2l mer world record was 258. In the as the field-1{ye Washington- school diamond. i X 2 5 a bkl s 1 |ing gem of the game Hed ATAE Rashinzto 3 - = LR e | Mapie 0311 | Burritts ¥ one-half ounce distance his cast w gonis brothers were the heavy h 5 hes ¥ | rtha Norelius held more swim- | ns 0 — 4| Two base hits g i, M- | 316 feet and the former record 306. for the losers while Sokoloski championships than any ot Cwo b hits: Leonard, Dixon, Sa-|Carthy 2, Flynn, Kula hre se_ it Al Foss of Cleveland set up a new ( Karal 1 b SN k ee lase hits: Matteo, P.|Flynn. Home rune: I. Budnic a r and Karaty whaled the ball mighti- voman when disbarred by the A. o i Bere o mo | o R et ek R e gl record of 263 feet for the quarter ly for the winners. o summary: A AU aber 5 1, Havlick 1, Rose 6, Fly ounce plug. This was a single cast, AB R M T Ifour meet records fall at - = Kk and field champion . Hins: Olvimpie club, san rrancisco, | FlOW to Start a Holiday Wrong BY BRIGGS o | captur n championship. 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