New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1929, Page 8

\F\\ B TT \I\' DAIL Y HFI’ ’\ID SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1929, HOLY CROSS MEETS CORBIN GAMES TOMORROW—CLARENCE CONNIE MACK READY TO - LEAD TEAM INTO BATTL Familiar Figure in Basehfl]] \‘\ ars for 40 Years or More Sees End of the Rainbow — Club Comes Within Two Games of Pennan i D SOX, - MANNING KENSINGTON BATTLES FALCONS AND BURRITTS PLAY SACRED HEARTS IN SERIES OUT TO WIN SHUTTLE MEADOW CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP—BATTALINO PICKED TO WIN MULE HAAS GREAT HELP TO ATHLETICS LOCAL TEAMS READY FOR SERIES GAMES TOMORROW Hol\ Cross Club Determined to Get On Even Terms : With Corbin Red Sox in Chase For City Title— Falcons Anxious to Topple Kensington Again and End Playofi—Burritts and Sacred Hearts to Open at Washington School Grounds—Contests Start at HE MEANS AS MOCH TO MACK'S MACHINE AS ANY ONE OF RIS Cubs, 7 to 6—Cardinals Take Two From Braves. Nalzmal Leaw“ FENCE-BOSTING 3 0'Clock. SUSPENUS SHIRFS WRECKING =9 C i M Games Tomorrow -4 vs. Ke gton s vs. Sacred Hearts should m to- have 3 — | morrow in various rts of the city TR i in when threc nes, all in different b White Sox First Baseman and : (1 n L] ! Manager Re-enact Fistic Scrap - M Phil phia 14.—(P—Art ..~ A Shire first baseman of the Chicago | ; o 3 White Sox, and his manager, Lena | will draw the Tand by t Blackburne, > reported to ha Holy Cross-Red Sox verse for the \ o 2 again early today in a Cer Recognized as the playoff for the hly wo olty hotel here championship, the isf: 4 bet n the Holy Crc n Red Sox teams is bound to Lt arthe out many who have been a fistic all all 1 : counter with Blackburnc. At that . r suspended from the in the yw‘!\(l\ 1 mpionship serics ley, i games fourth i T v the two the w ( ) AE ’PRO\]ED b and a tied To BE THE RICHT cam took - ' COG FOR CONMESY mitted th and lotly £ WINNING in a boiste core of & ; 1 COMBINATION -+ H | St Mary's ed of Punchin wat, the Holy s Sept Cross team gave many of the fans sk ! (The Great) s ¢ impression {hat it il i P Sox first baserhan probably 0k i 2 i | has taken his last k as X. | Tomorrow's should be - s f anager 1. hurne indicated | ductive of fireworks as a Philadelp ¥ that he is all loss for th ross means a g —_—— sceiving end Fin e o serios ires punches, nd Buck 1 will probably i - suspended last ni h other on the mound i WIERN LAUIE = e for violation of training rules will start about 3 o'clock. é ot AN W i m out to |t d by has owned he and Blackburne \:,“1 E s A e i i e " oAl i Battainos a i fisticuff Lou Barbour, R ) L T R GTD, S A R e g s interesting to a largs s 4 preft X : scored | Peacemaker, came out with a cut of fans. the clash i G A tomorrow noon z ; I career Kburne, accordir to dis- Falcons and Ker th i s rflow | Pat from PI Fld g iny 14 % are playir t Sund the : reprimand took a 3 to 2 ision ’ N ‘ - t one for br Censington. According to the e : was on tion started forthwith glon version. the game ‘. i L e ) Blackhburne. indicated | have heen turned into a victor 5 5 ’ s would I 1 ho Kensington had the \e second S o Rl muneh ore was a g among | fven little bt of Misisecond/nl ¢ e rs with the club that dom 1 ab Forbes field el motiel e of bellicosity meant Nichols will he or e St ‘ ! strike three for Shires as a White the 1 e m Im confidence | SOX player. It was his third suspen e hox will 3 = < ; £ e this on and the second time s 8 5 . 1 - 2 7 W and Blackburne had faced each st will | etiarite i ; T other with their fists doubled 1 Soith nona out in. i X « ; | —————— Rurritts-Sacred H “hillies « vour lic | The Burritts and Thill ! | HOME RUN GLUB will meet in A TO INTERY ; Rt I.l‘\ . ot O e I grounds tomorrow af Ye . 14 (UP)—The P se two {eams hav rpretation | puh, yankees, 44. veloped plenty of rivalry between i ! Klein, Phil them and their battles will be | of the % watehed v e I he | el wWilson vatched with keen interest hy ths nvene a baseball fans in the nerthwestern : ‘ sept. section of the city. This contest wiil ; T of start at 3 o'clack. s castern ation Serd v ction of foot ofiicials. (’)I\i. I\IH']R\I\I\’ New k. Sept. 14 (UP)—A! y : - — RBrown, a ted Panama Negro ¢ Ath- | : SOLD TO CHICAGO CUBS Durst, Phillies, ght crown il 0 : i An Sept. 14.—(P—Offi- Yesterd ithin a day o A Te e < of the Los Angeles club of the Hornsby, Cubs, 1 title match r, they e an ; fic coast 1 ue announced that Hafey ardinals, 1 with v Raldeck, champion of troul + z W wm pitcher, who won Simmons, Athletics, 1 England, at the New York Coliseum B mes for the Stmmons, Athletics, 1 October 2 Brown, who returned 1 i Y T % 14 to G trom Europe yesterday ahoard the 2 i hi - EALE ; Walsh was purchased by | National Ir Rereng; defeated Knud Larsen P soc that I8 1t winter from ln | American lea 2 pean hantamweight champion, 1 T Tfa .\\‘\m‘flk'h( 210,0¢ Total—1263. jat Copenhs Neoay n progran i tor 1eft off 1 " SOy === e v . r 1 Americar. Leagne " . D OUR BOARD]NG HOUSE By AHERN ' o8 ftalin AN al : o e Baitaling: Favered o Defeat N Peatherweight Champion | ; ‘ : Hiee v | iy EGAD MDEAR, I HAVE HAD m-m\skas No pouB-r ABOUT K A MoST ANNoYING EXPERIENCE HimM BEWG A HOOPLE e ! WITH A DISTANT RELATIVE ~~~ HE HAS ~THE FAMILY ‘ A WHo CALLED UPoN ME, AWD NERVE ! WELL, WHEN i 'L NsIsTED HAT HE BE Gived HE CALLS, TUST LET ME ihe Win ! A T i A SHARE OF —THE SMALL Sum KNow «~ [l see THAT : : LEFPT ME BY MY UNCLE RuFUS ! HE GETS A WHACK oF Y. | : ~nTHE BOUNDER IS A THe esTATE “:‘ G : d REMGTE MEMBER oF THE HOOPLE LUMP SuM 1= n H TAMILY v~ AND HE SAYS oinz on | % i T 1 He WILL CALL AGAIN To \ \\‘ v ; e e ke o CLAIM PART, OF THE et b ] i H stru ; | i u And the answer from hur 5 et peticr i With hoxing s in Coi a i i o o cent sections of a 3 C Battalino is little known outside . his native Connecticut and the ad- | M g state o husetts, but | on ma o f 1o new cham the 0 fighters like David o \th 100 pounds and | b [ on 1 1yo, T o - 24 r | feel t none c - Totals | ut it was too late, Iweig within their perspective as b