New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1930, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1930. SACRED HEARTS ANl; KENSINGTON BASEBALL TEAMS MEET IN SECOND GAME OF SERIES TOMORROW—BURRITTS AND SOKOLS CLASH TODAY IN SENIOR CITY LEAGUE—LEGION TEAM DEFEATS MANCHESTER CLUB— MAJOR LEAG.UE NOTES GOOD BALL CLUB MEETS SUCCESS IN ANY FIELD THEIR TENTH WIN Downfall of Chicago Cubs and Rise of Detroit Tigers i Unexpected in Intersectional Clash Just Finished— Outtuck Memorial Baptists—St. Detroit Slams Out 11 to 1 Triumph Over Indians— White Sox Take Last Game of Series From Browns —Reds Defeat Phillies—Pirates Down Cards. WANCHESTER TEAM LOSES T0 LEGIOY Zembrowski Brings in Winning Rup in Ninth Inning Mark's Capture Second Inter-Church League W LGTWEIGHT CHAMPON Coo 0. BPAD LUCK. R SINGER.P? ToNgE 3 = 2 Two Lecal Baseball Teams to Meet at Willow Brook | Second Game of Series—Only Home Game Scheduled for Sunday Afternoon — Southenders First Clash by 4 to 1 Score— Park in 8 Were Victorious i ST, MATTS SCORE MANDELL TO DEFEND HIS TITLE ON JULY 17 'BURRITTS AND SOKOLS TO BATTLE THIS AFTERNOON | Senior City League Leaders Expect Stiffest Opposition of the Season at Walnut Hill Park Today — West ARLINGTON RACE 10 BE RUN TODAY | America’s Richest Purse Being Offered at Chicago ‘Arlington Park, Chicago. July 12 (P — America's richest race purse |— the $70,000 added Arlington classic -~ today furnished an appar- | ently easy short cut to the champion three year old, Gallant fox. in his drive for a record as the greatest money winning horse of all time. Victory in today's mile and a quarter race, worth approximately $70.800 to the winner. would bring the winnings of the sensational son of Sir Gallahad III-Marguerite to around the $300,000 mark and with- in striking distance of the earnings record of the great Zev. And victory today. even with some of the coun- try's best three year olds opposing the Fox. seemed assured Top weight of 126 pounds was as- signed to Gallant Fox with t of the field of 11 carrying from 116 to 123 pounds. Gallant Knight was awarded 123 pounds Owner Woodward w his comment on the F ing merely, “I hope good race.” Jockey Sande was more expres- sive. He grinned and asked “who can beat us?" The entries. weights. jockevs and s follow aming, 119, no boy. Wheatley NGTON AND SACRED il iy 121, C. Quattlebaum, Deperent, E. Sande, .. Schaefer, W. W. Fronk. H 123, H. Schutte, Partvka and Pechuk to Oppose Each Other On the| ! e Mound Stud. Alcibiades | ti P. Headley Sesare and May A. W. R. Coe YESTERDAY'S STARS Colatedtprece Hoyt. Tigers—Beat In- on seven-hit pitching v 'Petrolle t Corporal Oma- Sacco. Sioux — Andy Divodi, | b P e er Reds—Pitched effec- tively against Phils and hit homer in ninth t Caraway. Whitesox — Held s to seven hits and beat TRAIN IN SACRAMENTO Sacramento, Cal., July 12 A—The Detroit Tigers probably will train in Sacramento in the spring of 1931, Jack Zoellers. Bengal scout.announc- . | ed here today after a conference with ewis Moreing. owner of Sacramento e Pacific Coast league. Ends Scheduled to Clash With Holy Cross—Pirates Favored to Defeat Weakened Senecas — American Legion and Nationals Play in Junior Circuit. League Standing | Burritts | Sokols | Pirates | Holy Cross | West. Ends | Senecas o o | Meeting the worst threat of the | Senior City baseball league scheduls so far this year, the Burritts will | bs prepared for a stiff battle at Walnut Hill park this -afternoon | when they clash with the Sokols in | the game to be played at Z o'clock on Diamond No. 2. » The Burritts stand today unde- feated in the league. They are in first place with a record of three | wins and no losses. They luckily staved off defeat last Saturday at the hands of the Pirates but they will be in a much stronger positfon toe day for the Sokols. ast Saturday, the Burritts were ut their pitching mainstay, Bruno Kania. Bruno was away on a vacation and he has had a consid- erable rest in preparation for today's battle. The Sokols are expected to | trot forth Dobreck, oné of the pitch- | ing mainstays of the lecague tms vear. ‘West Ends—Holy Cross In the first game to be played at o'cloek on Diamond No. 1, the West Ends will meet the Holy Cross outfit he taste of victory to the . West Ends was sweet last Saturdiy when they turned back the Senecas 1d they will be out to make it two in a row today if possible. On the other hand. the Holy Cross team will b: out to win the game so that tha club can regain the position it had in the league last season | Pirates—Senecas Although the Pirates are top- Leavy favorites to trim the Senecas in the game to be played on mond No. 1 as the second con of the afternoon, the Senecas h. rearranged their line-up so that a number of weak spots have been sirengthened. This should be a good clash New Rules in Vogue For the first time, the new rules adoptegd at a meeting of the leagie du the past week, will be in fo The games scheduled for 3 o'clock will be started promptly ut 2:05 o'clock while those following will go to sevén innings. Junior City League The American Legion and Na- al teams will clash on Diamond 0. 2 in the second game in a regu- rly scheduled Junior City Leagus ' MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS the Associated Press (Including games of July 11) National League Batting—O'Doul, Phillies, 408, Runs batted in—Klein, Phillies, Doubles—Frisch. ¢ Triples—Cuyler. Cubs. 12 Home runs—Klein, Phillies, 25. Stolen bases—Cuyler. Cubs, 19 American League Batting—Simmons. Athletics, .390, Runs—Ruth. Yankees, 94 batted in—Gehrig. Yankees, Hits—Hodapp. Indians, 116. Doubles—McManus, Tigers, 28. Triples—Combs, Yankees, Home runs—Ruth, Yankees, 32. | Stolen bases—Rice, Senators, 18. BY AHERN ' OUR BOARDING HOUSE UNCLE AMBROSE ! « UNCLE AMBROSE !~ SH-H-HH- # SHUSH < EGAD, CoNTROL' VOURSELF v+ MY WoRD! Vol CARRY ON LIKE A ScHooL BoY ! e LUCKILY, \ou DIDWT GET A HOLE « IN oNE WHEN Nou WERE HIRTY -~~~ EGAD, Vol WoULD HAVE MADE LIFE UNBEARABLE FOR EVERYONE]| DURING . -THE . 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