New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1929, Page 8

_——————— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1920. —_——mm i EDDY-GLOVER POST TEAM TURNS TABLES ON BRISTOL NINE—SENECAS AND FALCONS OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFF OF SERIES TOMORROW—THREE GAMES TO BE PLAYED TODAY IN CITY LEAGUE—ATHLETICS ATHLETICS BEAT TIGERS HURLERS GET ACID TEST IN ENDURANCE GAMES AS YANKS DIVIDE BILL| | Mackmen Top Detroit Team By 4 to 2 Scorc-—('ham-; pions Take First But Lose Second to ('le\'eland—} Thomas Pitches Chicago White Sox to Win ()\'cri Red Sox—Browns Take 7 to 3 Decision From Sen- | ators—Rain Stops All Games in National. a By A rain mo eastern teams caused along 1 day as the step toward league safe for t cuddy. B crafty pitch cuffed the T Yankees we won the Indians rushed I ond decision 11 This combin solidated a theo Macks had by Yanks lay champions v vhich enforce Atlantic Athleties armistice aboard yes took ot Am house of McG opener tion winn correspond when on turne Owen Corroll the runs in and the seve which stood on their vene the end of the t a consol Medl vher sc0 while nine. one of them a doubl Mack’s pitchers seem to he their highest perfe which finds Mill ing whether he to start himself in hox £00n After the had outpointed others hy er at Cleveland, G deavored to mak charipions We much too stron for th and Pipgras soon faded picture under the dian bats. Henry hand for a while. and then ga to Franekola Holy hander who made his 1 debu Nekola gave only one hit two and two-thirds Nings. After drawing a pass in the first Inning of the opener, Babe pulled up lame on the hase appeared for the re o In Ruth's'absence, his 23rd homer lead from the great man with he had been tied. The blow added a decorative run to the Yankee total in the sixth inning of the open with Jimmy Zinn in the hox Falk hit for the circuit game. Alphonse onie wonder- some day i Hu veteran Willis wide margin mpions. from the pressure Johnson tried | of In- the Cross left vjor league the day Lou Gehrig taking shom the second Thomas pitched the White Sox to a 2 to 1 victory over the Réd Sox in Chicago and the Browns downed the Senators by 7 to 3 in St. Louis, completing the Amer can league program. Double headers will be o ed tional league toda erday’s rain. Only d the Braves are failing to ble up. In greater New York lead will be at stake as the Pir make a double assault upon the Polo grounds while the Cubs cagerly en- gage the Brooklyn Robins in a bhar- gain attraction. Pi Cubs by one game, repri difference of two in th column. American. League dou- the tes the NEW YORK AB It} Bib | THREE CONTESTS = Battle Between Pirates and West Ends Feature Alternoon Hill pa Baseball Standing Uhle L ShcE THAT 2 L SR S i WA ‘%AM BY WERNER hout eir old pitchers 20 or w0 ir wfternoon and v ar for bi Detroit T Sox. It ternoon and as g alon th farris hlo all p will shortly sr mp right after t “Trouble Finishing was called Detroit secu whom Clev = league zreatest cluding Sox. Since then ternoor Heading rded betwee West Ends, two of the | on Diamond No. | ull sehall's by weeks ago Geor rs pitched a was a Uhle Lakewood e iron than the ted off pitcher nine consecu | loug-winded one LAUFER Endur- hox one heap. | NEW Uhle o S the Chicago pite st ided 1o lot and | ha arm | ove 3 Walnut Hill park was 14 “apodice, sta upon to est of the s his work well blows were re ery during the toiled and on rtool hin to 0 exhili ove 1 fror winter to oy as hal losing five A betwee eball the opposing - thg oppo in it. On Cadore of tl Oescl aoked showed this throughout t was thr 1 19 hit hey 1 T o 1o Oeschger Cavvied On e aved niar Oeschger. on the mained one of He shortly the Giants Alter any more ex Jlohn McGra ond No. 2 vas sec HOME RUN CLUB Leader o Doul, I’hillies. Yesterday Yanle witL THAT OF OR OBSCHGER 7?2 " EDDY-GLOVER POST TEAM BLANKS BRISTOL 14 TO 0 Britain Team Shows Complete Reversal of Form in Game—Sam Capodice Allows Only Two Measly Blows Off His Delivery—Potz, Bell City Mound Ace, Driven Out of Box—Three Hurlers Used By Visitors—Zembroski Brilliant At Shortstop. oughshoyl tenm " iy ghthander, most did nd he vo solitary his deli v play- o x| recreation last . DD THE 1RoN MAN STUNT FORTHE BRAVES—26STANZAS DONT BOHER. HIS SOUPER! - LAJER HE PITCHED GREAT BALL FORTHE “GIANTS - ENOURACE OHLEE FATE CAD OQEZE UNITED STATES GOLFERS ENTER CANADIAN PLAY About One-Third of Entrants in Canadian Open Eaent Are From United States 20 (P)—More than ntries in the Canadi- championship, starting Kanawaki Golf Montreal, will he representa- the United States, which has \d u strangle hold on the title since Toronto. July open next Thursday at the Clu s of Leading the parade below the border line will be such Ameri- can stars as Leo Diegel, title holder in 1024-2 Walter Hagen, Tom- my Armour, MacDonald Smith, Al Watrons, S zen. George Von Elm, Abe spinosa. Johnny Farrell, Johnny Golden, Bill Mehlhorn, It a and Mike Brady. winst this formidable av colorful round-up Canada can send C. Ross Somervill Ore., will he he cu- | present Canadian amateur cham- i o pion, and four former holders of the title—Don Carrick f°raser, William McCluckie and Turpin, all of Montreal Al 147 pros and amateurs are red, 64 from the United State The ama total about 30 with 331,600,000 was spent | von Ilm and Somerville the princi- i peop public | pal simonpure thy in-| " The competition ports, | Medal play, 18 next nized | Priday and 36 more on Saturday for ts and oth- |all those within 20 strokes of the ition. leader after the 36 holes from SEPTEMBER ROUND-UP to sive same hureau of omobile Clut Southern $21.500,000 FOR SPORT Mord [ by the eurs Ameri | elu competitive playgroums er forms of recr first Joe | Toronto: | tion—Other Teams Get The lid comes off tomorrow when | the Ialcons and the Senecas meet in the first game of the playoff to de- termine the baseball championship | | of New Britain. This is the first | | xame on the schedule which is be- | ing drawn up which will bring each | of the seven tecams entered, against | cach other twice. 1 Both aggregations up for a bitter clash tomorrow | I"alcons hope to regain some of t | prestige lost in recent years through | re all steamed | The their failure to come through and take the final encounters for the city | | title while the Senccas hope to seize | | tomorrow’s game as the opportunity | of landing directly ir first place in | the standing. | | Herbie Sautter has been sclected | {o umpire behnd the hat tomorrow | | while Paul will call them on bases. Other Games ‘ Tie Holy Cross team will meet | Bast Giastonbury at the Washington | school grounds at 3 o'clock. The lo- | cal erew is out to win tomorrow as a | warming up contest for the team's| entrance into the city league batiles. | | rhe Corbin Red Sox due to make their second appearance to- morrow afternoon in Canaan. 'l’ll(“ Jocals hit the northern town carlier | in the scason and their work there | was so geod that they were booked | another game there. | Kensington goes to Taftvilie | morrow 1o meet the J. B. Martin | team there. This will he the second meeting between these two agzrega- tions. to- Play in Unionville sacred Heart baseball to Unionville row Lo | | meet the town team there. The| Unionville crew is regarded as one of the strongest baseball combina- | tions in that section. | Manager Val Gay has signed 2 few good players for the game among them being, Parker, former | high school pitcher and Joe Klatka, Burritt catcher. The players ar asked fo meet at the club rooms at 12 o'clock sharp, sokols vs. Avon The Sokol nine will play the team in Avon tomorrow afternoon. The locals will work out this after- | {noon at Stanley Quarter from 2 lO‘ 4 o'clock. | The | will go team | town STAGE FINAL MEET | | Oxford-Cambridge Track Team | Meets Cornell-Princeton Array at Travers Island New York, July 20 (PI—The Ox- ford-Cambridge track and field team | to meet a Cornell-Princeton ar- ray at Travers Island today in the | Britons' final dual meet of their cur- | jrent American invasion. Twelve events were on the pro- | | avam, only first places to count in | | the team scoring. The Briton's decisive defeat by the Yale-Harvard team last Saturday contrived to make them under-dogs against Cornell and Princeton. Al- though prospects for an American victory were bright, few expected the | |invaders would be beaten by heavy a margin as 8 1-2 to 3 1 they were at Cambridge, Ma week. ‘ Jimmy Braddock, while training | for his bout with Tommy Loughran, scored six knockdowns in hoxing, one day. six rounds of WIN AS YANKEES DIVIDE BILL SENECAS BATTLE FALCONS IN FIRST SERIES GAME Playoff for City Baseball Championship Opens Tomor- row Afternoon At St. Mary’s Field—Both Combi-' nations in Great Shape for a Hard Scrap—Fans Displaying Plenty of Interest in League Organiza- Going Next Week. HERMAN REMAIN AT TOP OF LIST Retains Batting Lead Among National League Hitters New York, July 20 (P—Babe Her- the Brook'yn slugger, remains at the top in the National league batting list, but with an average, swelled to .404 as a result of steady pounding against western pitehing at Iibbets field in the last fortnight. Herman’s margin, however, is none too wid As Frank O'Doul of Phil- adelphia is holding his ground at The averages, issued today, in- clude games of last Wednesday Melvin Ott of New York, who vielded the home run crown to Charlie Klein of Philadelphia in the course of the weel, leads the league in scoring with §5 runs and in runs batted in with 94. Bill Terry of New York sets the pace in total hits with 6. while Johnny Ferderick of Brooklyn and Chick Hafey of St Louis are tied for the top in doubles with 27 apiece. Lloyd Waner of Pittshurgh has hit 14 triples to lead, while Klein's 28 home runs fop Ott's crop by three. Cuyler of Chicago still leads in steals with 2 Following Herman and O'Doul in the batting averages are these regu- lars: Terry, New Yorl Klein, Philadelphia, L. Waner, Pitts- burgh, .361: Traynor, Pittsburgh, Hornsby, Chicago, .358; Frisch, Louis, .355: Hafey. St. Louis, 3 and Stephenson, Chicago. .351 The defeat of Burleigh Grimes at Boston on Wednesday cost him the pitching lead. Guy Bush, the Chicago \ce, slipped into first place with 12 Victories and only one defeat for a percentage of .823, while Grimes fell back fo sccond with 15 game won and two lost for .§52. Henry Meinie of Pittshurgh is the nominal leader with four games won and none lost, but of course, cannot be classed as a regular. The Phillies lead in team hatting. with a margin of .309 to over Pittsburgh. The Giants are third with .305 and the Cubs fourth with )3, rounding out the largest list of teams ever scen in the .300 class at this stage of the season. The Giants and the Cubs a for the top in fielding with .974 Reds are third with AN ILL WIND Because . he ran with a strong wind at his back, Sidney Kiesel- horst's recent mark of 23.3 sec- onds for the 220-yard low hurdles was not allowed. 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