New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 8 1930. 15 'Speaking of Sports The Kensington baschall team | will open the season next Sunday | aftetnoon when the south end crew | goes to Portland to meet the town | team there. 1n preparation for this | opening game, the entire squad Wil | practice tomorrow night at 6 o'clock | the Percival avenue grounds in | Kensington. | Kensinzton has the strong ¢ ion Noonan behind the bat and the rames of Gill, Venturo, DeVito, Walicki and possibly Bergeron, dot- ting the iineup, the team has a good start towards forming a winning bir Pechuk - will do the nday nucleus of a With Mickey ti g The Sa red home ton diamond noon, meeting a Hartford. The ce the home s affa 1t David L. ) first ball, Heart team will play game at th next Sun team irst from remony of openi on will a cording to manager cted that Acting toss out be made gala Val 1= expe will the Man Gay en some out last Sunday ger plans o make sev- s in his lineu weak spots to strength- that cropped on Junior Boys" hold the the season tomorrow 6 o'clock Walnut Hill bach Larry Mangan sends out tation to all boys whose age ompatible with the rules of the Legion league to be on hand. am will first Baseball Standing AMERICAN LEAGUE Games Yeste St. Louis 2, Philadelphia 1 New York 5, Cleveland 7. Roston 6, Chicago 4 Detroit 3, Washington 1. Standing Pet. | Philadelphia Cleveland Washington 867 | Chicago St. Louis New York .. Boston . Detroit Games Today Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Detroit at Washington. Chicago at Boston s mes Tomorrow New York. t Boston Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia NATIONAL LEAGUE Detroit at St. Louis Games Yesterday Chicago 9. Brooklyn Pittsburgh 16, New York Cincinnati 1, Boston ¢ Louis 16. Philadelphia Standing Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati .. Louis { Philadel Boys who will not reach the age of 17 years by September 1 vear, are cligible 1o try o team and as there is a c every position will be every boy in the cit chance of showing ttempt to e his team, to have another onship outfit and for e strongest cand Al e up for practice to- | itain is out nals and West E: sions tonight Both of nds are o practice se Brook park team junior c il ramble f ces in the because at g to make a ! meet aga officers didates will at- \s,l nu noon at manager idnick 1s for the coming vear. Can for Burri't baseball team tend a practice satur session at day manent B Hill park S fter which time a will be acting manager now. TOM ZACHARY WINS BIRTEDAY VIGTORY (Continued From Preceding Page) her, Lindsey, Adams, s Watkins, Hafey as: Watking, Thompson, Hurst. Double plays » Watkins; Thompson Bases on & Alexander 1, Milligan isey 2. Struck out: By Kou- 1, sherdel 1, L 2 Lindsey. Losing pi TO SEE BRITISH EMPIRE May § (A—Howard Can- ) former University of lowa football player and one of the lead- ing heayyweight wrestiers in the country, has si a contract with o London Stadium company of | Jondon, England, to appear in 30| matches in Australia, New Zealand, | dia and England. He will receive 00 for the tour. ‘ Reattle vine Games Today Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Pittsburgh nnati adelphia at St. Louis Games Tomorrow Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincin New York hicago. Ro\'or‘ at St. Louis. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Games Yesterday Buffalo 6, Newark 2 Jersey City 5, Montreal 4 Rochester Baltimore Toronto §-3, Reading 7 Standing A\Y Balt Montreal Roc Readi ore Games Todi\r Newark at Buffalo Jersey City at Montrea Baltimore at Rochester Reading at Toronto FASTERN LEAGUE Games Yesterday New Haven 14, Pittsfield Hartford Providence 3 Springfield 11 A Standing W New Haven 1 Bridgeport . Alba Prov | Springfield Allentown . Hartford .. Pittsfield Games Today Providence at Hartford New Haven at Pittsfield Allentown at Springfield Bridgeport at Albany. Games New Haven at Allentown at Al Bridgeport at Pitts Springfield at Providence MAJOR LEEEEE”LEADERS res of omorrow Hartford (Including May National League Bat 0'Doul, Phillies Runs—Comorosky, man. Robine Hits—P. Waner erick, Robins, 34 Doubles—Flowers, Robins, 2. Triples—Suhr, Pirates, 5. Home runs—Terry and Jackson Giants; Klein, Phillies: Wilson, Cub d Herman and Bissonette, Robins ng Her- Pirates tuns driven in—Suhr. Herman, Robins, 22 Stolen bases— American League Burnett, Indians, 457 y ishop. Athletics, 21 Hits—Olived, Red Sox. 3 Doubles—Regan, Red Sox, Triples—Regan, Red Sox, 4 Home runs—Simmons, Athletics Pirates and vler. Cubs, & Runs driven in—Simmons, Athle- 26 Stolen bases—Cissell, White Sox Combs, Yankees; Rice, Senators Johnson and MeManus, Tigers, New York —DALLY— EXPRESS 32.50 ONE 83.75 ROUND tics WAY TRIP Retarn ticket good 30 days Brand New Latest Type Parlor Car Coaches Comtortably Heated—Bonded—Insured We Guarantee Your Comfort Leave Crowell’s Drux Store 77 West Main St. M., 2:%5 T. M., 5:30 P. Beginning March 16 Daily and Sunday Phone 1851 Make Reservations Farly YANKEE STAGES, Inc. 10:25 A M. iENDORSEMENT RACKET IS ‘ BANNED BY ADVERTISERS J:YI]UTH SUBS FOR - JESSE SWEETSER lRoland MacKenzie Member of Walker Cup Golf Team | wiee supnar sornes. v va ! 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