New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 15

Speaking of Sports Three more teams have signified their intentions of entering the play- ‘off for the city championship ac- cording to announcements by their Managers this morning. They are the Holy Cross, John Cabay man Bger; the Burritts, Stanley Budnic manager, and the Tabs, John M Guire, manager. . The stage is all set meeting of the managers of the teams. A night next week will be selected, the exact date to be decid- ed on within the next two days. The teams planning on entering the city series are lined up as follows: Ken- sington, Corbin Red Sox, Falcons, Cross, Senecas, Burritts and We expect that the Sacred Heart and Sokol teams will enter before negotiations are complete. now for a It must be understood that any team wishing to enter the playoff ‘must have a representative at the meeting. These representativs must be empowered to speak for their teams and take whatever action is necessary to ensure the start of the playoff immediately. With the expectation of a spell of rainy Sundays to come, the sched- ule must be arranged immediateiy so that the teams will be able to start at the latest, by the first Sun- day in August. The probability is that there will be nine teams in the running and it will be a difficult matter to get all the games in before the weather changes. With a league formed for ‘the remaining Sundays of the sea- son, the interest should get red-hot in the playoff. The Tabs hard ball team will practice Friday night at 6:30 o'clock at Stanley Quarter park. All mem- bers are asked to appear for the workout as the team is scheduled to go to Harwinton Sunday after- noon to meet the town team there. Teams entered in the Rotary league are hard at it practicing every day for the opening ons of the circuit next Monday after- noon at 2 o'clock at Walnut Hill park. The league will play og Mon- day and Wednesday afternoons t year. The race in the Industrial leagua is getting hotter and hotter. With Landers playing the Stanley Rule team tonight and Fafnirs meeting the New Britain Machine, there are liable to be some changes in th present standing. It appears to be a toss-up in the City league as to the probable win- ner. With the favorites being turn- ed back so rapidly, the end of the Basebfl?_tanding AMERICAN LEAGUE Games Yesterday Philadelphia 4-5, St. Louis 1-7, Chicago 6, New York 3. Detroit 10, Boston 6. Cleveland 9, Washington 7. The Standing w 55 46 46 42 = A rep-fod g Philadelphia ew York St. Louis Detroit Cleveland . Washington . Chicago Boston o on e 0 89 w12 1s Games Today New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Boston at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. Games Tomorrow Washington at Cleveland. Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Chicago. Boston at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGUE Games Yesterday Chicago 6, New York 2 Pittsburgh 15, Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 8. St. Louis 6 Cincinnati 10, Boston 2. The Standing W. Pittsburgh 4 Chicago .... 4 New York 4 St. Louis 3 Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Games Today Chicago at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Games Tomorrow Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Brooklyn. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Games Yesterday Rochester 7, Jersey Toronto 6, Newark 1. Reading 8-7. Montreal 4-1. Buffalo 6, Baltimore 5. (13 innings). The Standing W. 54 I 42 45 40 42 40 Rochester Toronto Baltimore Montreal Reading Newark Buffalo Jersey City Games Today 7 |annual NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERANW), THURSDAY, JULY 11, 192 15 T TEXAS AND EAST MEET IN TENNIS 'Opening Today of Filth Aunual | Interstctional Tourney July 11 (P—Texas 1 re to open the bat Chicago, the east today W tle for championships in the United States int team tennis tournament on th | cago Town and Country club cot The stern clash was the program, with and Southern teams meeting Texa: ociation today’'s Valles tomor- only the one on Missouri | row. Texas will be repr in the tournament by James {James Quick, while Ju |former interscholastic |and Eugene MeAuliffe of N were the eastern thr gram called for two si s matches and one doubles engagement, Wwith pairing to be made immediately be- | tore the opening of the tou Midwestern and Califo drew byes and will not [tion until the semi-finals morning. The south will sented by Bryant Grar |Ga., and Cliff Sut ray of New Orleans. will have Keith G worth Vines. The middle west, defe pion, will depend upon E Chicago, national clay court holder, and Paul Kunkel, Ci star. Harris Coggesh Moines, I and Brown of St. Lou Missouri valle Mur- fornia Ells- GOLLEGE YOUTHS { Carew Ballew of Kansas City (P— 19 July Don of Or and Carey 11 Moe, Kan City "wo college youths |old University from Por Jr., 18, Kan sophomore, wer ture match in the ¢ {the western amateur | t today. Ballew tourna- aders and a will lend the to the match 1 thy background winner of medalist honors of t proper foe, class r, was a favori tournament > over the Kansas y boy Moe ente quarter fina WEET IN TOURNEY Don Moe of Onegon Battles PAY IF KENSNGTON FANCEY'S MOTHER PROUI OF EXPLOIT Confesses Flier Was Always Eddy-Glover Post Team Will Try to | Get Back Into Winning Ways ‘ Against Berlin Crew. | Af ring its first | ais will mak 1k into its winn t travels to K | an effort t ways to singto v will at- Baco! . Who gave a locals in t! two hurlin igr most likely mpt to av at Berlin's star xhibit nes, | WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD Howard Ehmke Philadelphia Athletics’ . who held the Browns to two Ehmke battle unt e four runs long an* turned ampions go White Sox beat the homas, who broke the the in four j Marty McManus’ bases filled played in Detroit's 10 to 6 victo home run with major over orrell season. Wes Ferrell and Bib Falk e Cleveland In- ton S year | student finals of | |Beauty Editor Wins Man nators Mischievous As Youth | me t thought the son | The | his mot | nor his wi NEW WAMPSHIRE SCHOOL TIED IN PAPER CONTEST Takes First Place In With Ohio State Urniversity Assoc in Competition tion Conjunction forme fishing the ponds of Massachusetts trout With M Sutherland of of F neighbors; the deer 'was 1d ran into the woods: - !n'Deer Nibbles Grass Brook | Near Everett Street marsil s B exci ent Sver » Ruth calls her husban?® . . ¢ h puts her one up on Nobody s beed him “Herman.” the Wily ody d who calls S s Coffroth handieap tin st/ is the ri stake in this althou pne of the young- as worth $133,< hest had 0ld Colony The Globe 44th semi-annual Clothing Sale OI'R W sale continues apace! Business is good! e are doing more than we thought we would But we thought we would. 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S o t 3 3 secrets Cross and Cardinal outfits have come SR ) along like Kansas tornadoes in the “ m:fi“‘.\p\f;:d‘:” lest few Saturdays and they Albany 7-5, Pittsfield 5.0 right up with the leaders at il e (All other games postponed, MANY WITH TWO OF TROUSERS GLODBE CLOTHING HOUSE WHERE | more. state Jo- and 5 1 st nine holes et Coolidge After Trout in Cape Cod Streams Mass.. July downed cago, 3 and 1 Two playe e mid A. L. Novotny. of Chicago, and Lehman of Gary, Ind in the other match |bracket. | In the lower brack er of Raci Y Chicago the tesday to Sher W f Lincoln. N. H, to whom sh Moors Potts friend of | had sent a volume after 1 pair rain). | ¢ The Standing W 51 48 had ex | Albany ssed an inter yook Pittsfield (Continued from preceding page.) Hartford . Springfield .. New Haven . 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