New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1929, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9 {Speakingi of Sportsi S BFEOETTE T PRSI PERVPET 4 :Baseba_l@anding AMERIC LEAGUE Games Yesterday New York 6, Philadelphia 4 Washington 3, Boston 2. Chicago 5-6, St. Louis 4- Detroit 9, Clevelard 6. Pete Welch, goal tender on the New Britain Roller Hockey club last scason, was a member of a whaling hoat of New Bedford police- men who last Saturday defeated a similar from the fire depart- ment. crew The Standing WL Philadelphia New York st. Louis ... Cleveland Detroit ‘Washington Chicago Boston crew was one of the oarsmen in this quaint revival of the old-time whaling days. The police crew won over the firemen by a margin of 37| sceonds. Pete Pete sends his best regards to all is friends and acquaintances In this dity and writes that he is ready right now for the opening of the nockey season. St. Louis at Chicago. | (Other clubs not scheduled) | Games Tomorrow Washington at St. Louis. ; b AR . Philadelphia at Detroit | ”‘]”' e "'1”‘;“ r‘;ad"“t"”"s‘“‘o:;fl“r:g New York at Cleveland ‘ Yosapgongthe Jei Boston at Chicago. Sunday, going to South Manchester. cas All players making the trip are re- | 1uested to meet at the club rooms | t 12 o'clock sharp. NATIONAL LEAGUE Games Yesterday Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 1 The Burritts will also be on the| (gther clubs not scheduled) | road, meeting the Derby IFalcons in Derby. The Standing w. L. 67 2 A1 { Chicago | Pittsburgh New York St. Louis . Brooklyn ....... | Cincinnati . 5 22 Boalon SRS Philadelphia . ... 3 396 | Tommy Haines, catcher for the New Britain Machine baseball team, injurel about six weeks ago when he suffered a fracture of the left leg was back in the game again last night behind the bat for the New- maties. Incidentally, Tommy was hurt in the last game the New Brit- 1 Machine played with the Stanley Works and he resumed play against the Buttmakers last night. Games Today St. Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia | (Other clubs not scheduled) The Newmatics celebrated his re- turn to the game by getting beat by the largest score of the season, to 0. Tt was the worst licking any team has received in the league this| yvear, and although we haven't any figures on hand, it was the occasion | for a record run making in the In-| dustrial eircuit. Games Tomorrow Cincinnati at New York. (hicago at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn St. Loyis at Philadelphia INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE went only six and a Games Yesterday we are sure that| Rochester 4, Jersay City | Buffalo 6, Newark 5 The, half Rame innings and it gone the full nine innings, | two teams would have had to| Baltimore 5. Montreal 2 sleep on th war paraphernalia| Torento 9, Reading 5. | right on Diamond No. 1 at Walnut e | Hill park: The Standing W L While an harassed scorekeeper was irying to kecp track of the many and frcquent runs made by the Stan- ley Works team, a line of about 200 kids kept pestering about asking the score. The dialogue, which (nlwsf\,wm_k place every time there is a game at |y . o City Walnut Hill park, goes something ¥ 3 like this: | Rochester | Toronto | Baltimore | Reading | Montreal Buffalo Games Today Montreal at Baltimore. Rochester at Jersey City. Buffalo at Newark, Toronto at Reading “What's what's the the mister—He:; An Works.” score score, hey nothing favor Stanley Q.—"Whoz playing, " Ans.— “Stanley Works and New Britain Machine.” Q.—"Whose batting, hey 2" New Britain M the inning. hey?”” | 2o st or last.” In the meantime, there are about six | complicated plays being exccuted on the diamond. The final, answer comes something **x0h$*x** 7, get out of noth wants you.” That g i | EASTERN LEAGUE | Games Yesterday Bridgeport 5, Hartford » Springfield 9, New Ha Providence 3 Albany 0. (Other clubs not scheduled) chine. like this your | nerally | Albany The Standing W, P v explosive | Bridgeport Providence Pittsfield 5 2 New Haven . ..., I | Hartford Springfield Allentown the conversation. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS | National Batting—Herman, Robins n v Cubs, 102 Runs batted in—Ott, Giants, Hits—Terry, Giants, Doubles—I"rederick. Triples Waner, Homers—Klein, Phillies, Stolen bases—Cuyler, 'itching—Bush, the Assoc Games Today Hartford at Bridgeport New Haven at Springfield Albany at Allentown. Providence at Pittsfield 111 Robins, 37 Pirates, 13, Qb Games Tomorrow Hartford at Bridgeport New Haven at Springfield Albany at Allentown | Providence at Pittsfield. Cubs, 3 Cubs, won 15, American Ratting—Foxx, Athletics, 387, Runs—Gehringer, Tigers. 88 Runs batted in—Simmons, letics, 113 Hits—Manush, ¥ Doubles—Johns “Triples—Miller, Athleti Homers—Ruth. Yanks. Stolen bases—Gehringer, WANTS 10 SIGN SCHMELING | Ath- | rowns, 162 Tig Promoter Paddy Harmon Faces Task | of Talking German Into a Fight | TIBers: | with Puil scott, tehing 17, lost 2 TILDEN SEEDED NO. 1 Grove. Athletics, won | Chicago, Aug. 9 (4 Paddy Harmon today faced the tasks | of talking Joe Jucobs, manager of | Max Schmeling. into accepting tern; for a bout between Her Max ang Phil Scott, British heavyweight, in | the Chicago Stadium late this month, | |or of finding another opponent for | Francis Hunter in Lastern Turf | (he Bnglish boxer. | Scott yesterday accepted Harmon's terms for an appearance here, and | that latter immediately wired an | offer to Jacobs at Spokane, Wash., | but Jacobs told the Associated Press | at Spokane, that he “isn't interested | —don t even want to talk about it." | Iailure of Schmeling to meet Scott | ) ¢ ~|in Brooklyn. caused the New York ‘helle is seeded No. 2, ahead of \mm athletic commission to nunn(‘nh seaise Lot ofChicigeiwho replCal e e i i ha vaau b b 1 him on the American Davis CUP | Madison Square Corporation has S e e Urioh n the shal Liileh forney 1o rop wlane far o nge round at Paris. Lott is No match between Schmelling and Jack Other secded stars are John Does. | gparkey of Boston keley Bell, Fritz Mercur, Gre Mangin and Julius Seligson. Hijackers Blamed in Rum Boats Burning |y Iort Erie, Ont., Aug. 9 (A—The urning of a rum-running boat to the water's- edge at the docks in Buffalo yesterday is attributed by police and customs officials to hi- jackers who, it is believed, set it afire after seizing its cargo. Prior to the outhreak on boat a small sedan loaded Canadian ale was seized Buffalo-Fort Erie ferry Ariver Veteran Tennis Star Entered With Court Tourney. . Y., Aug. 9 (UP)—William 3 . 11, has been seeded No. 1 n the men's singles of the vad(‘lnl urt court tennis championships Vhich start here tomorrow Francis Hunter of New Ro- YACHT CLUB CRUISE ew Haven Harbor Gay With l'm-( nants and Sails of More Than 200 Craft This Morning. New Haven, Aug. 9 (UP)—New Haven harbor was gay with the | | pennants ana sails of more than 200 the | yachts this morning as the annual With | New York Yacht club cruise was near the [about to get under way dock. The| Led by Commodore of the car abandoned it and |tor's big steam yacht. Nourmahal, Soon after his disappearance [the fleets of the v York, Larch- vessel was seen fo he in flames. [ mont and Indian Harbor clubs were of th brand as that in to set sail on an itinerary which in- car wis in the ruins of cludes Greenport. I.. 1., Block Island, | | Newport, Mattepoisett and Vinyard e Haven. THOMAS GOING TO CANADA The yachts ranged in London, Aug. 9 (A-—J. H. Thomus, 1" Morgan's huge Corsair to small srd privy seal and minister of un. | Motor yachts and sailhonts. The big mployment, left London today for |racing schooners Resolute and Van- Canada where he will make obser- | itie attracted attention vations with w to improvement | tradc the | cominion and the and in- vestigate further the question emigration Vincent As- me found loat, police said o from J. relations John Salo, Passaic, N. J. police- man, won the Pyle Atlantic-to-Pa- of | cific dash, then rested a month and finished first in a six-day marathon of Letween i<dands he Promoter | BURRITTS AND CLASH IN CITY LEAGU Two Leading Teams Face Most Critical Test of Entire Season—Loss For Miller’s Crew Means Qut of the Race For Them—Holy Cross Still in Running For |dication o Title—Team Meets Senecas—West Ends and Card- | inals to Battle—Junior Standing W Burritts Pirates Holy Cross West E Cardinals Senecas What is really the most critical game of the entire season for both teams will be fought out Saturday afternoon at Walnut Hill park tn the New Britain City baseball leaguc when the Burritts and the Pirates clash on Diamond No. 2 at 2 o'clock. The game will, it is thought, decide the championship of the league | The Burritts, at the present time are leading the full game over the n second plice. The Pirates 5 and lost 2 while won 6 and lost 1. Pirates to have a chance for pennant, it will be absolutely ne sary for them to beat the Burritts in the game tomorrow. Otherwise the Pirates will practically of the running. league by a Pirates who a be out KAUFFMANN MEETS BOYD IN FINALS Public Links Champion Fegls! Crown Tottering in Tourney Forest Park, St. Louis. Aug. 9 (#) Carl Kauffmann of Pittsburgh to- day found his path to a third traight national public links golf championship blocked by Johnny Boyd, a haughty blonde from Phil- adelphia who for three years has been yearning for a chance to beat him. The two representatives from rival Pennsylvania cities were paired against each other in the quarter final round of the national cham- pionship tournament here contended municipal Boyd all along has Kauffmann has won the crown largely because of the “breaks” in championship pairings and that if he ever got tha chance he would prove it But among the galleries Boyd was regarded as merely a “long shot.” npion has won the in the tournament by his a showing that gave him for medalist honors with a 151 for 38 holes and gave him the best two cards of yesterda open- ing rounds of match play when he had easy victories over R. H. Al- beck of Chicago. 5 and 3, and John- way of Detroit, 6 and 5 largest Three other interesting matches matches on the quarter final today. John Hornshy, a railroad | clerk from Topeka. Kansas, who climinated Pats ons of the three medalists from New York. 1 up in 20 holes, and Ernest Caldwell, Baltimore municipal champion. 1 up. we {was paired to battle Gordon Denney ville, Kentucky who respectively pushetd Toledo and Dr. Trl out of running 1 and 1 up in Lou champion Harold Cook of Davies amateur v margins of 19 holes. In the lower bracket, Mortimer faffe. 16-year-old New York city municipal champion, against Westey Casper, Louisville, former Kentucky amateur titleholder, and Milton Son- orant of Toledo. who tied for the qualifying medal, faced Frank Con- | nolly, Detroit municipal champion. Jaffee reached the quarter finals by eliminating Sterling Dawson. Chi- cago, 3 and 2. and Togo Hamamoto, Japanese, 4 and 3: Casper eliminat- cd Ade Fordham, St. Paul, 6 and 2. and Connell Ker Louisville, 3 Soncrant defeated A. J. Par- Haven, Conn.. 7-6. and Joe | New York, one up, while Connolly disp 1 with Guy Me- Call. Buffalo, 1 and 1tank Brokl of Paul, Minnesota amateur champion, 1 up. More rain fell slowing up the cours and 2 N de, New Me last night, again 7 INDIANA'S AVERAGE Indiana university's major letic teams have an all-time percent. ge in games won of .538 since 1596. The teams hape played 1,007 contests in the last 33 years, of which 613 victories and 484 defeats. ath- were fullback the 1829 Hal Rebholz, 1928, preparing serving ns a Wisconsin in is for campaign by eyele cop. motor < BEATS NET STAR I Gregory Mangin Defeats Henry A, Eng_liil@is Gup Ace P adow club W duled to jtoday in t es mat | Miss” Wi {son [Nut The ule is expec uinst Mrs. victory Miss {in the seric ills and ! play neisco T e the Mc s ago Geor the n 7 againsi bin R. ¢ The s matches 1ts of Circuit Contest. s com Mrs. L 9 gc Lott The Holy Cross team also Is ver much in the running for the cham- | pionship of the league. The team has two postponed games to play, one against the Burritts and the Zl-year-ol other against the Pirate The out-|n 1i: t C g Ar N.J come of » two g s. should the | plays Mrs player Holy Cross outfit both, would Mrs. of Ma put that team in v in the league The Holy Cross crew the Senecas on Diamond 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Senecas have earned the name of the cellar champions but the team is liable to stand up and mow down all_opposition from now until th end of the league ! The West Ends and Cardinals wi'l | open festivities on Diamond No. 1| in the afternoon. These two teams | are bitter rivals although both arc well down in the standing. They are tied for fourth place th league. Tomorrow's gams cide this deadlock Junior City Leazue The American Legion te meet the Sequins on Diamond No. at 4 o'clock in a zame, TENNIS STARS T are sche win meets the s sewt |singles m victory encou the i of series in H donated Mis tain Datti 1t will No. the Ameri Hotchkiss Wight the internat Mr HARTFORD LEGION TEAM © NOSES 0UT BRIDGEPORT Cardinal Juniors Come From Behind to Take to-inning Battle in Ntate series Har gam the ni tford. Aug of the t 8 ries Cardinal the ening Junior City lea for ¢ respec state 1 3 Do M ded knot oze 1 v ¢ extra e loca win count Both 1 s hooke Representatives of Two Nations Meet in Wightman Piay irl 1 upin twirler was wild ¢ t s Seligson part it 2 1 Ed- half ports York, Aug v woth t ops as their international play, America’s tennis fans get their chance today to watch the stars of two nations in action The Wightman cup matches b the leading women players o land ard the United States, s g yor foday at Forest Hills. as close and | 005 ©F as thrilling an encounter as the most | 1 A8 ardent fan could ask . Neither te York 9 (P—Ar cabled re taste Bridg Hartford Clancy an only of Sassano. - today to play in this phase is bound to in- = < tor 1 to arrive BROWN VS, BALDOCK ¢ Crs R w York. Aug. 9 (UP) nament state athletic as world's bantam chat winner of the Al Brown- of Ne he commis: An upset marked the second round competition yesterday w Aus- ind Jehn OIfE, fir Eng- > eliminated by Brad- Lniversity of Oregon, Appel, Princeton Jesides Tilden and ded pairs, which survive > Mercur beri Hall and the Cambri sination of Fara am reigns as a st WA pair, wi Harr ind Kenn favorite in the dictions ing the series England ar pre concern- o n triumphed Wi ddon to even the ies 3-all e of g ater ngth in the and that si matches. N 9 (UP)—sSid lightwe conte zed in player last ye ser Hunter once 3 by virt of doubles matel again may On the h Jicobs st a ‘come- s, rio nory Ca- (G turning ba Amer- Coney 1 Stadium t n i de Ricou Wi = e " Bobbie Veach, the old Detre ounters about OUR BOARDING HOUSE > ity point ican team Helen nd Helen show far strength in the si e Otherwise the tea the the prov other hand aded by re dona « \ou CERTAINLY HAVE NICKEL-PLATED AERVE BRINGING HIM HERE To STAY, ~ As \F [ HAVENT EMoUGH To Do ! v WELL ,« (F (T WASNT ToR MRsS. HOOPLE , HE WoULDAT GET HALF Hs Nose Il THE FRoWT DooR sH-H- NoT So LouD, ANKAL - ~HE WoN'T RE HERE FOR MORE THAN A WEE I MEAL A COUPLA DAYS ! - ~~ BESIDES, HE'S A GooD ScoUT, x| % A~ REMEMBER, HE ‘”( GoT YoUR BROTHER G HMF,w EGAD, IF T WASKT ForR HER SUBLIME SKILL iN cookING , I WodlLD TAKE oFFENSE AT HeR INSIMUATION S, AND LEAVE oUT OF THAT JAM WITH -TH™ PoLICE od A PokKER 3| WELCOME GUEST:| | N, pEs. v.s patorr. 8-G- | court martial closed its sec- ond night's seesion after listening te Lieut Stack, commander ot nt and several non- > officers, testi. GASGOS BEAT FAFNIRS Jim Lynch's Crew Takes Measure of Louis T the detachme hose i he main prosecution wit- £ Murray's alieged lligerent actions or roke ommissioned Industrial League Team at Wal- | Mony vas corroborati of that of ecarlier nut Hill Park. nesses concerni boisterous and Jim Lynch cr ball players took atnir nig being played a pows od defens to down the Zembo, worked & night before the division lustrial Hill park, The Gascos dis- | 1% He is Horace Leamar* attack and a very | ¢ o th bl Eacved Boston who at the opening ses- Distvielcontt itted a girl was present at Ha court martial being staged for minutes before scene. The that te, s hazing he as- without ared he man in ’\'N et privates e cd to have struck - scor lick and the Be Carlson arracks a d on contends iking have aring Ma ain bre 4 uson hit ard f elli belted a home The Gas ow Brook par HEARING EXPOSES WILITARY FRICTION Court Martial Gets Story of Lieut. Stack Against Murray ing at ected to Murray. had t to Maj. 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