New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1930, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1930. 7 STANLEY RULE TO PLAY GASCOS TONIGHT IN IMPORTANT INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE GAME—AMERICAN LEGION NINE CONTINUES WINNING STREAK —METHODISTS KNOCK ST. MATTS FROM INTER-CHURCH LEAGUE LEAD—CUBS MOVE INTO FIRST PLACE CHICAGO CUBS REGAIN TOP AMERICANLEGIN @ MEN IN BULLPEN HAVE THEIR FUN,TOO |STANLEY RULE AND GASCOS WHEN ROBINS BREAK EVEN TEAN WIS AGAIN MEET ON DIAMOND TONIGHT BENGOUGH | i Hack Wilson’s Two Home Runs Aid Joe McCarthy’s : : | X - : Rulers Need Victory to Remain in Industrial League Men as They Pass Brooklyn—Cards Divide Double- Deleals WflSthgIOH Nine by : o ‘ Race—Spencer and Carlson to Pitch—Fafnir Nine Header in Flatbush — Numerous Pinch Hitters {40 8 Score ? : : / 3 t to Meet Lowly Stanley Works Aggregation—New. Slam Circuit Blows—Tigers Overcome A's—Ruth| | Britain Machine and Landers to Meet at Willow. Hits No. 35 | Brook Park—Details. ; 2 | Jimmy Murphy's fighting Stanley NEW HI | Rule team, determined to keep on the heels of the lgague leading Cor- bin nine in the Industrial circuit, SET F"R MAT[;H will throw Spencer, star twirler, against the Gascos when the two | | ations mee ght Dia- i g i ey e i % war- Rk Outsider Leads Field With {nut Hill park Both teams are in . the midst of a winning S and | 72 n SeGOHd the Rulers will find plenty of trouble | A ia defeating the heavy hitting| o 5 Lynchmen Chicago, July 22 -—A new high limit appeared certain victory f the Elm street team % = o s 4 western amateur golf Tl keep it within striking distance | championship today as the second i e | half of the 36 hole drive opened | would practically clinch the pen- | oo o Pewr Doy nant for Corbins and create a gen-| o)\ oo e 2y diplage honiored conveniently did old man par, Epenc pisniGarison entrenched behind Beverly's b3jhefonposis o | yard stretch of traps, bunkers On Diamond No. 1 at 5:30 o'clock |and trees, whipe the contenders in the Fafnir team, led by “Lefty” |the first 18 hole round yesterday Huber, will meet the lowly Stanley |that a one over par, topped the Works aggregation. Un the |large field of 215 entrants and a Workers show better baset n | pair of 78's, perhaps a pair of 80's, they have been playing. the batile | looked good enough to land among sult in a one-sided victory for |those who fight for the crown over i g Malkers. the match play route from tomor [ i e et - row on. will b staged stowillo Lloyd Nordstrom, a rank out- i il from Davenport, lowa, who et e e way into the fight 2 et card had been - Coth te . . led the field with the 72 as TAYLOR i b2k Samsore half of the 36 hole drive L AN n lay. One sh ind him Tolley 3 Britain, ¢ FARRELL PREFERS GOLF o i Chicago. and Don ‘Arme 10 JUSTICE OR REVENGE = rne acoocet erece o | Cnamp, Noi. worled EATERROT Don Moe of Portland, Oregon, the National League z champion, had no worries ’Doul. Phillies orrow because by rules he wler, Cubs; Klein ; BEoncedl tolatanity to Police But Forcgoes Going to i g of the favorites appeared batted in—Klein. Phillies, ¢t battle for qualification today alt they were not on New York, July - i Clein, Ty talk terms with par. T. Phillip former British amateur , Phillies; Como- mpion, and Charles “Chick” Former Champion Reports Assault Court After He Remembers Game. Pirates, 13 Cubs, 29 ‘ < r, Cubs, 22 sissippi champion, ne Game Wednesday o A el “A job in the bull is a cinch,” ) ' Sl @merlcai doskue Saten e t : » i wer : Saiiine nmons, Athletics, .390. | were cons e with a pair of ; : ; ¢ bson Dunlap of Los An- Stolen s Manus, Tigers e ch, t Oak 14 , Chicago a hard PTG TASNIGEL. o oo e come e ot d lightning fast, un= * Manager Predicts Military Serv- ice Will Ruin Him v respon- toll of strokes le round. Most scaped the rough in dropped strokes DIES ON EIGHTH GREEN 3 b 5 2 %6 1d 3 : 5 mes 0 nst T ek 1 o S [ s ,| Norwood, Ma July 21 (P — 4 Tou G 2 - E P e — 5 5 art trouble on the Peoria, IlL.—Eddis Shea 1 cen today and died in a knocked out Ray McIntyre, Los short tim He had often expresed the wish riedman. Boston, | to die on the links. widerski, Syracuse, — . 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