New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1930, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930. NINE CREWS SET SLATIERY NEETS &7 FOR BIG REGATTA~WAX ROSENBLOON <25 Carle, W. (| Baseball Standing! " Speaking ‘ S| 8 cnine ‘F.\ of Sports Two base hits: Rriske, Argosy, Habver. Sacrifice hi | Base on balls: Oft Cobb 1. 8t > 2, Haber 9. Double pla AMERICAN LEAGUE “Hayee Uimpice % Dufty, R The public always acclaime the [ pog o ETESL L 0 oEEEE Vfimly COflllflgefl[S Al App%r nght Heavywelgh‘ls to Battle f\"(’lfl(', Gilpatri and this was the case last night at the Hurley Velodrome in East Hart- ford when Mex Schmeling, German youth who possesses the scepter as king of the heavyweights, appeared according 16 his promise, Max is a likeable fellow and should prove a popular champion if he can prove right to retain the title. (2nd game, 10 innings) | Corbin 8—Raulers 0 B Evenl h'i fan T3 T (et mm oo ey, |y Rt e, |0 B vy Mo inr Light Heavy Tile team for first place in the leagu ST was checked very effectively by the Pct. | pace.setting Corbin outfit. Jaglow -685 | ski was in brilliant form and all 607 ed the losers but two hits 593 | Rule Shop batsman got as ] 532 third base and another to second. L 436 11n six of e inningt Jaglow- 435 [ski put his opponents out in or. 386 | der L4 3 P— y matched Buffalo. N. Y., June (Pr—=Jim- varsity crews in th year history S of Buffalo, .older of the Iater-collegiate Rowing as- sight championship €0 on regatta were primed today aw York gtate athletic Schwabd for the biggest sporting spectacle concerned, battles)) Watkin the college on the Hudson here Mott, G F. Cla Standin v | [ men who wear a crown of any £ort i | Philadelphia | washington | New York ..... | Cleveland Detroit SHL STARTED YOGUNG i ., the 3T of Lerg Istand's © the rast three Iboat race at protest on record in the League lodged by the hood from s and one oom, whose 1 g has made of opponents, rules a slight t and clever 3711 On hand the Corbin Games Taday Philadel into action a record ght-cared tour losers held the win- 10 one hit during this time and iled to vield a run ew Yotk Jagloweki received brill s at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington. The West E i pire's watch was wrong. It 1 Herbie Sautter who is the cen the dispute t : sup- H port from, his mates on two occa- | sions when the Rulers appeared to Washington. ! be on the verge of starting a rally. | starts and t be thresh. | NATIONAL LEAGUE His mates came to his rescue 1 | | 3 ade a couple of false mentioned Columbia. ornia, windin hatic statement M. I. T., Wiscon- ed out Friday night at a meeting of eering fast double plays. Tho the lsague. President Frank Anas- ers’ pitchers were not as for- asiothias Galic inate as their mates made several time and he pias slips behind them. It b e i tad Dus to Jaglowski's spl s he Rulers never had a chance. 1gle by Preisser. Patrus’ trip an infigld out gave Corbins two Games Yesterday R id hurl- Pittsburgh, rain tandinz 2 : w Pet s in the first states that all g 38 644 A pass to Patruz which was fol. Gt Sl L oelock ‘oA both i 503 lowed by singles o OpioloLiceand 542 ber and Bates gave the w liaixecore 500 | other run inthe third LacouLnare Wb 0 485 They- sewed the gam 435 following session wh 411/ on Cagey for six hits and five run 357 |In the following fra e hurling tas endid job for-‘the re- at 4 o'clock and stat bd both te; last nin zers of ock that the 2 15 being played. There is no exception to the rule | P Associgted Press Photo JDIMY SLATTERY ’ the e The Soliol baseball team will prac- Games Today + & of the Tonight Thureda INTERNATIONAL LEAGU] al Baseball leazue never know what they are up | Games Yesterday &#zaingt in the games played in the | ity 7, Rochester 4 t this season. Advance 4ope 5, Baltimors 3 ave things all set for an easy | Montrea}. and then the poorest teams | Buffalo-Reading, v in the ltague will arise and defeat $72.00 . 6 for $1()-50 tional ki The 0dds appear hea | Standinz Witness tha feat of the Stanley | Baltimors Rule team in slashing the Gascos to | Rochester | o ‘Monday night. Then they | Montreal . This New c to be easy prey for tha | Toronto i Lo - ' Cortin team in the game at Walaut |Buffa i l’_‘fiq KH: fi}SAHBEE Shirt of White Broadcloth 111l park last ht. sy - 4 | et park last nigh ifi::’k he river « il NLLIpIAl THE TREND b 8 te clean bladework and This condition has existed all sea. Reading V40 o0l beat and Will Not Shrink S the league the = a veteran array P H E zue of recent | ; G:’zm\ms Teday tits stride. BOYS me 15 Tlt!-'m) Gmflg— Made Tysonlock stitched, roomy, long. Thess one weak team | . Montreal at Newark T Shirts ar eTy Way, esent. That is the Staniey| Rochester at Jersey City Shirts are guaranteed in every way. Gourt of Honor Tonight is. This crew needs a spark to Torénto at Baltimore going. It it gets it, ot Buffalo at Read the lsague should v ] EASTERN LEAGUE ltC o~ Ones Games Yesterday Alléntown 11.1, New Hay Pitts: ding games of June 24) National League ng—Fisher, Cardinals, .451 uyler, Cubs. 64 ... FINED AS TRESPASSER - ON COUNTRY CLUB LIHKS Youth Who Does Not Read News- W | i Ursae.—\F 'w?L.'Q\_) K0S \ | BREAK ANY [ OF MY WINDERS ez THEEEATE v has as fine a of six 1 [ Bridgepo Pro: 54 papers Uraware of Previous Prosecy n. Games Today Bridgapert at New Haven Hartford at a 17, of ot read the r Hodapp, Indians. 94 nger and McManus, Games T Harttord at Pi Allentown at Providence Albany at Springfield Eridgeport a Campers an St bases— FLAYGROUND DIREGTORS CHOSEN; NAMES SECRE o TEN INNING WIN to Reveal Iderntity Until | /e seTEA ™~ =/ BeAT UT. ) T [ s o Fun | el \»\A\\M’T‘ 1= = SO CAREFUL. /.1 s LAt o Recre. Com the property ing a walk " Page) | Officer Hayes test (Continued from Preced: Appointments Are Made. losers Venturo ' b les out of plavground d —PALACE — Cooler Inside At All Times TOMORROW and FRIDAY SHARKEY-SCHMELING FiGHT PICTURES Was the Foul Intentional? Did Schmeling Jump Into 1i? See and Hear This Better Than the Referee x tri attar La 4 Judge Tracesk! MACHINE AB R H cone and tion of July 4 cor display Mo Give “Foul Checks” JRWILLIAMS ; . SEE FOR YOURSELF i o cron s me_| At Heavyweight Fight 3 an e 5 ] | : ; s . - S PAT oFF i 2 Kans City June Be- 3 1 1 9 0 o R = ) = 5 e L <1414 1 i SALESMAN SAM A Break for Sam By SMALL | USUALLY HAETA GATHER UP TH' PIECES IN A OusT- THIS'LL BE A BREAK FOR i ME — ONE LESS To SELL ! NEW YORK EXPRESS | Four Times D; SMASHED ONE OF OUR BEST CHINA PLATES IN TWO! SEEMS TO BE MY LUCKY DAY — ~ sh solace at the . the tomers will fi office ROUND GENARO SCORLS KAYO | TRIP tford. June 25 (UP) — With | Return Tickst Good 30 Days Max S clling in the audience, Brand New Latest Trpe Frankie Genaro. w York, 114 Parlor Car Coaches X . el Deep upholstery, air cushions, inside knocked out Little Jeff, Baltimore, | § paggage compartments, clectric fans, 114, in the second round of a sched- || ice water, and card tables. No finer uled 10 round bout here last night. || built. We guurantee your comfort, N Tolvok s Leave Crowell's Drug Store Buster Nadeai. Holyoke, 116 1-4, || » evied i 5 det. 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