New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1930, Page 11

Speaking of Sports Leo A all team in New York blaze of glory. He batted . ames and made the scason He will return home on June 18 and may return to the employ of Landers, I & Clark. If he does, he w again dustrial league, member of the If he doesn’t play in the In- he will become a Pirates baseball Milewski finished up his| first season with the Pratt Institute| «y 21 for 12} two errors during be in the Industrial league | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930. H ' Baseball Standing| ADILRILAN. LEAGUE Games Yestel Philadelphia. 4, St. Louis 1 New York 13, Chicago 7. Cleveland 8, Boston 3 shington 8. Detroit 4 Standing w Philadelphia Washington .. New York | Cleveland | St. Louis Chicago .... Detroit . . 7 26 395 Boston .... ; 310 INENGLAND TODAY Thousands of Persons Flock Epsom Downs for Race Epsom Downs, | P—Derby Day, land’s great annual horee race picnic was ushered in with a fair dawn and e prospect e many England, the day of June 4 Eng- of fine weather to fav- thousands of persons who flocked here to see what they High school team can of ninetcen horses galloping for tion journeys to Hartford t I raveli []ERBY TOBERUN HIGH SCHOOL TEAM WILL PLAY ST. THOMAS’ TODAY - Game Scheduled for ’\'ext \\'eek Has Been Advanced| ©u 0 at Request of Hartford Management—Contest Will o Be Staged at Elizabeth Park—Saints Have Been )" Defeated Only Once This Season—Gramitt May Be Selected to Pitch—Locals to Close Campaign Sat- victory MAJOR LEAGUE LEADIRS Runs b League Senators ees, B son Yarbo, Campbe'l, d out Tom Sioux I E 1 Pruit boy Con- /}n\\m SCORES KAYO Portla Games Today Philadelphia at St. Lo New York at Chicago Roston at Cleveland Washington at Detroit S about three minutes in an attempt Eastern league scouts, ed. have been looking over Billy Darrow as he has performed on the Connecticut Aggies baseball team However, he has failed to hit in the Jast three games and it is doubtful if his' showing has been impressive. it is report- to win thousand pounds A cool northeast breeze blew over the Downs during the night makiny the campers glad to sit around the fires which blazed at many points For hours after darkness fell last night, a large a near the race |course resembled a . country fair with swings, roundabouts, cheap- jacks, tipsters and all the other | things and people who assemble at AGUE | fairs—and at the Derby—doing. a merry business. Meanwhile the = Games Yesterday aristocratic horses slept undisturbed Billy will be returning home this| Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 5 in their comfortable well-bedded month and if he goes back to labor | (Chicago 15, Boston R, CRERE e e at the Stanley Rule & Level plant New York 4, Cincinnati 1 St 10 T T e he will be a member of that team Qouis 11 gypey camp, for these picturesq in the Industrial league folk are here as usual sine~ *he | laid against them a few ve v is not being enforced although sor Brooklyn 21 3 of the license they enjoved a few > team to be | Chicago vears ago is now restricted. Camped player who has St. Loui i A e bsidiary con- | Pittsbur, ho were finding a new and adven- in anot ty. | Net: York turous kind of fun in the vigil Boston usual number of hoboes and variot Cincinnati hangers on at the race courses also Philadelphia S i e 1l hold an im- With the coming of daylight, the session Thursday crowds began to increase as at 6:30 o'clock at Walnut Hill| Pittsburgh at Brookly tor coaches from distant parts of All players are asked to be on Rostor | England rolled up loaded to capacity hand hecause all the players lists ncir at New ial racing fans. 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