New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 10

" NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930. STRENUOUS GAMES FEATURE OPENING OF ROTARY LEAGUE—OLD TIME PITCHERS ASSUME .SPOTLIGHT — THREE GAMES CIRCUIT—TILDEN TO MEET BOROTRA-—MALCEWICZ HOPES TO GAIN WRESTLING TITLE—ITEMS SCHEDULED FOR INDUSTRIAL ANCIENT PITCHERS ASSUME MAJOR LEAGUE SPOTLIGHT Adolfo Luque, 39, Hurls Brooklyn Into the Clear—i5 Year Old Jack Quinn Turns Back Tigers as Ath- letics Hold Lead—Faber, Rixey, and Pennock Also Work—>50 Hits Made in Pirate-Phil Game—Yanks i on the Following Pag~.) | Myer, 0| (Continued Helene Madison Threatens to Collect All World’s Swihming Marks for women rarge BAY STATE WOMAN HERIGAN LEGION TERH VICTORIOUS + Strengthens Hold On First Place - by Beating Colliers ney Featured by Upstts Little Fear in Doubles TORWILWEET ROTRAINFRST U. S, Temnis Experts Hope o Return of Davis Cup come three years—when WALCEWICZ HOPES g Manganmen ta hird and agai LEFTINSENTFIVAL Yesterday's Play in Tennis Tour- : The the season 1930 was offic Rotary Baseball league 11y at Walnut for open- ed up vesterday afterno Hill park with two games. John Smithwick, director of playgro; opened up the sfason by throw out the first ball in both conte The Nathan Hale nine scored to 6 victory over Willow Brook wh the championship Paradise team Mefeated the Vfance nine. Paradise Park Defeats Vance | The Paradise Park team, winners of the Rotary championship during vears, e an auspicious be- this seasof when it downed the Vance plavground by a 13 to 5 score. Boostah” Cox. | the Paradise nine, | spots. hurled a neat but four scratch hits and forcing 10 e opponents to take the bench 1e strikeout route. Bad support b for Vance pit his wild e tilt did the of faitering. hirt Maxen OPENING OF ROTARY LEAGUE FEATURED -BY HARD BATTLES |Championship Paradise Park Team Defeats Vance Ag- gregation—Nathan Hale Team Into Camp—League Promises to Be One of Best in Years—Pitchers Give Good Exhibitions On Mound—Hitting Is Limited—Details of Games. ine Takes Willow Brook ® | but Nath: | start in the opening frame when it pounded over a trio of runs on a lone hit. Frankowski doubled with two of his teammates on the base paths to bring over the first two rins ond some ragged play brought the latter across. The lasers clouted one in the sec- ond and added another in the third Hale scored a run in the last half of the third to take a 4 to 2 lead. The score was 6 to 4 at the * close of the fifth after the winners had scored a pair of runs in the fourth and the losers a like number in the fifth Two hits and three errors gave athan Hale three runs in the sixth and settled the issue. A two run ral- Iy by the Willow Brook combine in the eight was cut short when Moors rs scored their g He h nc out a blob. wski starred at the bat and in the field for the win- " | ners The summary WIL ol ssvwoscozousctl MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Including games of July 23 . Pirates. 13 t of the TUniversity of 10 SEGURE TITLE = % Utican Contident e Will Throw 'BY AHERN ng on Capodice eld the los- Somnenberg Nexi Week Noule ACTRESS four hits in Haber and Hope Tor Victory luormosas alonnssonn - sot wl oooroan 101 [ Three base | on capo- | By Capo RS FEUD Wik (P—Tommy | 17 39 f ooy Kent School Crew Home Roct After Henley Regatta 1 renew the New York. July 24 (A—The Kent | ed L ool crew, which went to 'th final in the Thénes challenge of the Royal Henley regatta in | ne. returns today The crew | accompanied by Father Sill, head- | master of the Connecticut school RESUME [ New York | — | rain on 7 is nent for Lou Paluso in the 10- France brok an victory | round semi-final. monopoly and scored its first SAY, LISTEN «~ DANT 5AY NoTHING To -THE FoLKS (M -HE HodSE ABoUT CHIS o BUT M LEAVING SECRETLY NIGHT ! -~ MAY BE " A MolTH From NoW ! «sTHERES A It HERE AND SHE'S BeeMd TRYING b TAG ME WiTH A BREACH (Kl AUSTRALIA GoT HeEP —THAT [2% TLL KEEP IT SUB ROSA! ¢ ww HOPE NoU DIDHT WRITE TH” HGER ALY PASH LETTERS SHE PUT AWAY IN ESCROW , 0 READ LATERTHRU GLYCERIK TEARS, 3 ;f?;:;;\; fige © (IR HooPLE g /é-\\ HASTY " FAREWELL T UNcLE