New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1930, Page 19

Speaking | of Sports | It managers of baseball teams will submit the reposts of their games played on Sundays to us on | Monday we will give a full account of them on the sports page. How- ever, one or two teams have gotten | into the habit of sending in their re- ports of Sunday games on Tuesdays. These will not be printed. Sunday games must be reported on Monday. Dan Parker, sports writer for the | New York Daily Mirror, formerly | located in Waterbury, doesn't think | much of Max Schmeling's chanrns‘ against Jack Shakey in their forth- | coming battle. His article is n“llv explanatory and is as follows: There are perhaps 3,523 reasons | wh¥ 1 should pick Jack Sharkey to| heat Max Schmeling next month, but 1 can recall only a few of them off- | hand. From left to right, these are | as follows: 1—Sharkey is a better fighter. (I should stop right here) The only time 1 picked Shar- opponent to win (the name:is | ran), Sharkey b(l\f!l isosceles triangle. “The heavyweight championship | left America, and prece- | ¢ is a better thing to follow than | the ponies, | At this point. I rear up on my hind logs and bellow: “Who is Schmel- I have card-indexed my reply own question as follows: —He looked like a great fighter | knocked out Johnny Risko he socked Johnny on the chin. Up to then he looked like another foreign bust. Against Paor 25 cautious and_effective, | essive. His other | ant nothing. Gypsy Daniels, the Mope s, knocked out Max a two years ago s0-s0” fighter, from | 0 plastered him on the| 1 for the fulkcount. Out- | Schmeling, whom have these | buzzards ever knocked out? Do I hear glass cracking, Watson? as plenty of confidence in | Cook). He experience of the | re- rry | Max (So did Dr rkey's wide e looks like Dempsey chorus boy I know | an home to Germany 1 meet (s'help me) ! So does | rather Phil eached the top through the wanipulation on the part of his mana without having done alf as h to merit a champion- ship hout as Sharkey. 7--He can hit like a Texas cv- clone—if you hold out yo Risko ¢ ty T Povilas Kukauskas the even his poor fight he beat 1 y. though the fight was | i Risko's and second a Besides, point out a single | on who hasn't had his poor | the & Dempsey the is career up to worst heat- hat peculiar 3—1Is unpop! 50 is 1 bergh with a lot 4 rHat met ¢ folks heavyweight of heavyweight jaundice at the| their t Godfrey and other white would get yellow nention of Has been knocked out by Ro- mero- jas, but that was six years| ago, soon after he started his carecr. | 6—Is full of patriotic ideas in | with the heavyweight | ip, as that <or41d‘ cven a remote connec- N | win- ng last ar every ajor B nt on & day as The Britain scheduled tomorrow 1 postponed until Saturday. GIANTS GET EDGE N CHIEF RIVALS New track meet between Crosby High as been (Continued from Page.) = | United States cup fea Frooklyn Tirtsburgh 0 H ‘ | | Morrison 1. Losing 1 WITH THE BOWLERS | SPFCIAL MATCHES _Deep River stars 6751584 | own Marley Ryiz Jarnot A. Marley Baltimore . nington, 1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1930 Baseball Standing \ AMERICAN LEAGUE Games Yesterday New York 7, Detroit 0. Philadelphia 13, Cleveland 7 Washington 13, Chicago 2 St .Louis 3, Boston 2. (10 innings). Standing Philadelphia .... 16 Washington 1 Cleveland \« w York BOS[OH Chicago St. Louis . Detroit .. Games Today St. Louis at New York Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Washington. Games Tomorrow Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Wi NATION. Games Yesterday New York 14, Chicago Pittsburgh 6, Rrooklyn Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 6 (Other clubs not scheduled) New York Chicago St. Louis . Bostor Philadelphia Games Today New York at St. Lou Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincin Games Tomorrow Boston at Chicago. New York at St. Louis INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Games Yesterday Toronto 4, Jersey City Rochester 6, Newark 3 Reading 9, Buffalo & Baltimore 3, Montreal 2 Standing W 4 Rochester . Montreal .. Jersey City Reading Newark Games Today ty at Toronto. t Buffalo EASTERN LEAGUE Games Yesterday New Haven 11, Bridgeport § Pittsfield 2, Hartford (Other clubs not sch Standing W New Haveh 5 Albany Bridgeport Allentown . Hartford .. Springfield Providence Pittsfield . Games Today Springfield at Hartford Albany at Allentowr Bridgeport at Pittsfiéld Providence at New Have Games Tomorrow Pittsfield Providence at Hartford at TENNIS TEAM T0 SAILL Three Members o American Wight- man Cup Crew Will Leave For England on Thursday. New York members of 2ay 13 (UP)—1 American man Cup group of kngl don m June cisco Brookline, Mass sreef, Kan ¥ iss Mianne Palfrey will ster and will play in seve European championshir The two oth hen accon members of -Mrs. Hel Wills Moody and Miss Heler of California—already are in Eu rope. RU l’rF BOYS HIT SH \Rl' Butte, Mont., May 13 (P1— lz» tof i major amateur boxing titles of Montana were won by Butte boys at the state tournament here., title to leave Butte, where th were held, went to Abe Lodge !rmhvuux:m New York —DAILY— EXPRESS ‘2 50 ONE 53.76 R%I;D WAY Retarn ticket good 30 days Brand New Latest Type Parlor Car Cosches Comfortably Heated—Bonded—Insured We Guarsates Your Comfort Leave Crowell’s Drug Stere 17 West Main St. tests Daily snd Sunday Phone 1951 Make Reservations Early YANKEE STAGES, Inc. 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