New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 1, 1929, Page 15

3 ( 5o Baseball Standing § Speaking: = of Sporlts Qmwwcsmm Fred Zehrer and Deodorian arz making good as foott | AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘ Games Yesterday (No games scheduled—open date). | The Standing 1l players at W L. Franklin & Marshal college in|Philadelphia ... 102 4§ Pennsylvania. Zehr playing end.{New York ...... 88 was in the game against Penn Sat- |Cleveland ....... 80 urday all.but a few minutes and he Louis N6 acquitted himself nob Deodorian | Washington S is play rard, | Dearoit | Chicago Boston Poss Miller is coaching the T team and he is making good = | job. Games Today [ - | Washington at Philadelghia. 2. | (Other clubs not scheduled). | mes Tomorrow | Washington at Philadelphia. | (Other clubs not scheduled). NATIONAL LEAGUE | The Hartford Senators who lost to the New Haven Williams team last Sunday. a number of play- ers on their squad who have sared in ¥ with New Bri n teams. is Holzheimer, end on the All-New Britain team a couple of years ago; Butsy Sturm. | o | p year's tackle: | ames Yesterday tackle ani| Doston-Philadelphia, rain last year's| (Other clubs not scheduled). The Standing W Chicago &........ 95 | | dow tain but went to H o Pittsburgh ...... 86 New York ..vues 82 St. Louis .. 69 Philadelphia ... 70 Brookl 7 Cineinnati Boston ford saying that they were more money > contest will be stage Haven Eastern park in vin Rock. A | nher of e b gl SR U g to attend the game. rooklyn at New York 4 BAME. | (Other clubs not scheduled). mes Today Games Tomorrow Chicago at Cincinnati. “| Brooklyn at New York. lay's contest with New London. The - Ockfords had no alibis to offer for| (Other clubs not scheduled) th at. The team will be| S CALE THE STA - DF ARMY FLEVEN Cadets Are Going to Be Hard to Beat on Foothall Team v Haven eleven is plenty nd the game will be dif-| nt for the locals than la lhe only criticism heard about N Dritain team that it have to ha noticed last Grip and ntly all mday. is makes i lay's work for them. w York, Oct. 1 (UP)—As lonz Army has Chris Cagle, th» are going to be hard to beat 1 a football But even C: e isn't going to be le to carr Army ough a dule that ics Harv , Tllinois, N 1 Wy from er ta Blues go to World serie games will s at th Philadelphia il while ti ven in the inst Boston Unive of the Her- ' (he line ' will be started with- | Tha Army has a flect of fa nd every- t they may never readiness for the fans during th the games. rimmage line unless the rds learn some footbail in the nest two preliminar against Gettysburg and Da WITH THE BOWLERS o ( t bac! on, O'Kee Glattly to men FRATERNITY SLLEYS FARNIR LEAGUE Jones is having Inspe a denendabl ing game, Al a bit shy of 1ship this year's to need to carry and rocky ro: Grinding 18 faith that Gibner ad, will com r the Army ner's West return to af Johnny (Hertz) M pound Minnesota fullback. After a dis- cason 1928, Murrail 1 year in the Black and Gray In spectacular fash- ion. He ripped huge holes in the Boston U. line and his punting showed a marked improvement, Cagle has yet to rid himself of a 15 fault, that of grounding un- forward pa when e pass blocked on a sweep 'y prove hoomerans cause befor s of Craft That Will Meet Sir Thomas Lipton's Chalienge Have Been Worked Out. Boston, Oct, 1 the Boston (UP)—Plans for cht which will answer Lipton's challenge for Two Former Amateurs to Battle It | (1¢ America cup were completed at a meeting of local y en y er- Ont &t New Faven for State | he designed by Heavywelght Title. ine and will be built 8 v nd ons corpor New Haven, Oct. 1—Buddy How- TohdN e o e T ard, Connccticut heavyweight heduled for May 1 pion, will defend h P S T LT and be fron to line. It will be a ! carryin, 105-foot mast and ley has been fi In' the profes! [ sqiara’ feet of sail. sional ranks for neariy two yea | Boasts more worl i LAKE FREIGHTER :$307000 Worth of Liquor Con- s voute ot the ment no- NEW York Man Drops Before e : el it woid b e aun | Six Bullets Last Night JACK QUINN a great southpay ACK QUINN is the old man of the ed the peak of his ] 9 world serics At 44 little other years of age. he is still a mighty bench duty inst the Athlet capable pitcher. ... The who like south- reason o believe paw Nehf is S !l he will sce action crafty however. (M in the series and if Manag Ouinn s McCarthy is Es POl e rew 7 pithall pite i he - it the majo consideration. Has a most pecu style of d 1 any membe tor ART NEHF of the Cubs Perforned A i four series for th L nto New York Giant i riotion, from 1921- 8 clusive. v of aged o win one » in each it cavses the Quinn ball to the four series. .... V twice in 19 o travel scemingly much er than 1 nd once in 1923 4 e Ho s been a tough luck pitcher of the | | Fostnail . ; g No spithall is any ily, Dbecaus: viated motion in delive great unless properly controlled pitching sta . Quinn is blessed with that orced out of the r, due to a had arm, ca for the Cubs. ms to be able to place where he wants it. .... In spitball is not hard on the against clubs not caring for south- |paws. .... Was taken on hy the | Cubs after being unconditionally re- leased by Cincinnati and relly | regarded as through 2 i tion. ... Saw a bit of world s aftiest of the Cub staft a he action in 1921 | possessor of a mean for the Yanks Much of the old time s Giants and ing. . pitched without a snap in t livery. .... His long service bears out such a con THREE MEN FAGE HOLDUP HEARINGS ‘Two Certain to Be Execuied— | Third State’s Witness | QUEY INSHOSHED Mayor Says “Strange Interlude” cautitul Piece of Work 1 (A—The cli- n- Quiney Quincy end tali “T have a number. J. Ahshier, alph = Al T see no 7 the play should not go Actermine whether Tugens correct, the mayor had jury of citizen cen play, the rkins of Orono . two fo four years in st th on a charge of fail Tnterlude officer of Oron tion of and conspiracy It was alleged that Perkins, at | that time a licensed state detective, received $1,000 from Noves on prom ising not to prosecute him Tmposition of sentence by Superior | Dridgeport, Oct. 1 (UP) ice George H. Worster followed trinl of Anthony Gigliotti, 1l of a writ of error ¢ 1 old shipping s Dar to stay pronounce ‘phantom stabber” “Stran would Quincy. Danbury “Phantom” to in eriminal superior court bail pend Mancheste Joins Press Acsoeri~tion South Manchester, Oct. 1 (P - family of the Associated ynow his Press ment X pers in Con- necticnt ¢ today Manches Herald, which began ased w service by Morse tele. tomatic printer 1 The Herald, founded in 1881 by the late Flwood S. FEla, long the guiding hand of the Connecticut Editorial association, has recently | taken over a new home with moda © forenoon and it was be ic vouth To the 5 A igliotti is charged with wound- ing five women with a sharpencd nail file in night attacks. Testimony Wh and au- has indicated the stabbir: prompted by emotion and that h were received satisfaction in the f{nstrumen into breasts. CENTER (UP) CALDW per equipment. The edi-| Princeton, N. J. Oct. 1 r, Themas uson, today noted ‘aldwell w N it was the 40th anniversary of center position yesterday. Coacl connection with the H 1a B ha i i Blac . Ronald H. Ferguson, i stone and Me Howe, ng in the BY GHEILL'S PLAY Know His Fate Today | Princeton | vhile How rro only f hter is crown. favorite to Kelley, however, is wing knocked o Nando Morris of New » semi-final, Johnn » Marino, rival N tweights, will rous fo he second time this sea- s won the first meetiny, few weeks ago | son. Andr by a close in a torrid contest. They ar for cight rounds, Two oticr ¢ Raip! ing Mark Simon of Newsrk while Sammn it rounders w The oper bout will fi red h hattle Knivht. New v un nny six roun (UP)- ley's dummn cven took plenty attering yesterday as the bia varsity started preparat the Union college game here day. Ficucello of New York, fac- Gelher of New York mocts Benny Martini of Brooklyn. when Jack ! It was cstimated unofficially thaf stment of close to half a million his | qollars, a dan- | o e et ol ey SALESMAN SAM pocket now | liscated in Milwaukee Huge 12-Motored Plane Irichshafen, Germany, Oct er Dox seaplane recently in mid- \ ; . | Parasites to Be Usad 0 was in the To Kill Peach Moths st spectacu- 1 in Wisconsin r here from Windor, O of Buffal prohibitio: SHARKEN'S Boston, Oct king bfeore Institute. e . DETECTIVE KILLED VIELDS RO LOAD 2 Four Sided Probe in Death Is Under Way Madison, Oct. 1 (UP)—Quadrdple killed by a train Sundayy, here today. y Deputy Coroner James J. 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