New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 11

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930, Speakin p g [ AMERICAN LEAGUE of Sp pr ts | <J| Cleveland 10, New York 6. Philadelphia 4. Detroit 1 Washington 10, St. Louis 9 (11 innings). Chicago 5 The game between Stanley Rule | & Level Co. and Gas company, &cheduled for tomor night, has s 3 been postponed. The United States “got a break” | Staagie in the Davis cup draw. France had . been in hopes that Borotra would {’\“a”;"’;]gf:r‘f 2 draw the- less experienced Lott In | Cew York ‘ the first singles play,” leaving Til- :;‘Io\'chnd ; c¢en and Cochet to meet each other. | o The rooters for the present cup |Letroit holders figured that Borotra would | CNic2&0 defeat Lott and Cochet would have 7 {"’”“‘ 3oston at least an even chance of down France | New Yo in matches, confid s would in putting its second-string team into the doubles matches, as it would need only ene more match to keep the trophy and would have a good chance of getting that in the singles matches on Sun- | day. { Wash feel safe Boston at St. Lou Games Tomorrow Philadelphia at Cleveland New York at De Boston at St. Lou ‘Washington at Chic 20, Bus LEAGUE | the draw favored America, | NATIONAL for it | g o pitted Tilden against Bor- otra, whom “Big Bill” should de- feat, and left Lott as a pyobable | first victim of Cochet. Should these matches turn out this way the score would be even as the doubles match approached and Francé would pro ably have to send in its best team and even then be comsidered as hav- ing only an ov chance of beat- ing the great Allison-Van Ryn com- bination Games Yesterday side Standing | W Brooklyn 5 Chicago New York Louis Pittsburgh Boston innati Philadelphia So that it would then look as if France would be faced with winning both singles matches on Sunday— not an impossibility, by any means, but a rather discouraging outlook which might prove a chological factor. decisive psy- Games Today | n at Brook t New Boxing n the + Boston > since ring fans had the chance to see fi encounters i city. It is also to be hope e fans, in t 1 support or t it to be Games Tomorrow Boston th 00k pro, in prove profitable enough con play was pr ere open s major leag games to steady down BALTIMORE STARS, AIDS ITS STANDING Clips Game and Hall O Cham- pions’ Lead e Assaciaied Press. cutting down the Roc Baltimore yester half not scheduled ). Stand; ames Today Newark at Jers Itimore at Readi alo at Rochester Aft E City B Slowly the ester advan- Red clipped | off the tage held wings, another game and by a A the Read- ing Keys placed with three games of the pace setting Red- wings, who dropped night to Buffalo. In g the open- 4t the night Baltimo its con- mphs ove Keys to Orioles the game 9 rtive t to 0 Bolen Stars Lou Koupal bested Nelson Green s duel in the fir ewart Games Today fleld Albany eport at All all the in the Kegs to three Bolen argument fina Only or was out hit 9 to 7 hut ark 4 to 2 in series five ba the i nters asure of by ing for took tr pehsndantd Auto Masons la which, to bun os on e with victory to- pone hine rowd of the sea s winning § to 7 in 12 i The nded Buffalo's game losing streak. A s » by Shinners in the 12th scored Ollic Sax with the winning run Rabbit Warstler Joins Red Sox as Shor Boston July 24 (@ ab %, A short Indianapol cF associations victory e winning Aparo the battery 1o; ston Harold top of the American e Red Sox today get into the immediately ouncement of de h Bob Quinn Three Frank Mulron infielder Bill Narlesky and outfielder Joe Ci- cero, have been sent to Indianapolis in part payment and money and one or two more pi rs are to be sent. 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GHANCE AT CROWN| \MacDonald Smith Ties Course | | | | Record Standing Since 1919 | Ancaster, Ont., July 24 () — With | Bobby Jones away from the gol(mg‘ | wars for the time being, MacDon- | ald Smith, runner-up to the Atlan-| . | tan ineboth the British and Ameri- | can opens is figured to be the best bet for the Canadian open cham- | pionship which began at the Hamil- ton Country club today The veteran 38-year-old Scot re- cently has been playing some of the best golf of his career. A glance over the field shows com- peting such great star# as Horton smith, Tommy Armour, Johnny Far- and Walter Hagen counted more or less a dark horse. All have | been showing good work in trial ro ds but it took Mac Smith to turn in the best score vesterday. He was around in 66, despite an unlucky five on the seventeenth to tie the| course record which has stood since | 1919 Eighteen holes will be plaved to- | day and tomorrow and all of those within 20 strokes of the leader will enter the final round of 36 holes Saturday rell Baseball Standing|VETERAN SCOTHAS | THREE GAMES SCHEDULED IN INDUSTRIAL CIRCUIT | Fafnirs and Landers Meet in Feature Battle — Haber and Longmore Expected to Pitch—League Leading Corbin Nine Stacks Up Against Machinists—Gas- cos and Stanley Works Clash at Willow Brook Park —Good Games Predicted—Details. Three games are scheduled to be played in the Industrial baseball league this evening. The feature of the battles will be the Landers- Fafnir clash at 5:30 o'clock on Dia mond No. 1 at Walnut Hill park. Boih teams were early season fav- orates to be among the lcaders in the league race but of late have met ith urexpected defeats. Landers is in the midst of a three gamc losing losing streak while Bearing Makers have dropped their last two battles, Both aggregations are anxious 1o register a win and keep in the fight | for first place. “Lefty” Haber and Longmore are expected to oppose each other on the mound 1 On Diamond No. 2 at 5:30 o'clock, | the league leading Corbin team will | meet the Machine Shop nine. The Lockmakers are the favorites to win by a one-sided score but may fina the M inists a hard nut to crac he Chestnut stgeet team may be weakened because of the absence of | { | some of its players on vacations. 10 RETURN T0 DIAMOND, Cubs Second Baseman Still Needs More Rest For Ankle Injured In Memorial Day Game : 24 injured second 1. did not join his mates to- Philadelphia as he had in- An examin fractured in Memorial Day, 3 Almost complete recover cd additional rest He will s from of his left ankle. morning gan sterday revealed | . but it was would the be club e east next jam L. Veeck of the club, said the Rajah's right heel, which handicapped. him part of last d during the early part o campaign, probably August 6. ‘PADDY HARMON'S BODY 0 LIEIN“HIS” ARENA Stadium Builder to Lie in State Until g average y for duty Funeral—Coroner Calls Death Accident—\Wife Critical. : 24 (M-Paddy Har- it to the Chi- dium teday. request before died Tuesday of injuries suffer:d m accident, the bodx e man who .dreamed and bu‘lt 000,000 sports arena on Chi- o's West Side. today was tak: | er arrangeme completed today becaute on of Harmon's wite, Mrs. May Harmon was eritical- Iy injured in the accident and last had shown no improvement A verdict of accidental death wis rned yesterday by a coroner's which to testimony of Mrs. Harmon E. Thomas Brand, at their bedsides. Both said was dr es an hour sion in the pav car to overturn and Dr. i YESTERDAYS STARS | the | Associated Pres Traynor, Pirates- defeats Phillies in Adolfo T Rob Two home runs double header. hs—Held Car- Robins won. | —Won own game | nth, defeating | Home run n h Browns, | ngton winning in eleventh. Several More Entf{es In Tennis Tournament New entries in tennis t today include Edward Shu Vanc et E and Kurt E. in the Klopp of the men brot 048 Co gles: t men's doubles 472 S Recker women's Mi in Shupac Lucy H. Hoft ot and Lil Lyons street and Klopp eckert in the mixed doubles. ley s of 33 (P—Rogers | h ird game will be when of the evening aged at Willow Brook park strong Gasco team clashes wit ¢ cellar champs, the Stanley Works nine. Of late the quarter collectors have been winning regu- larly and should continue thair good | work at the expense of the Workers. Gascos-Stanley Rule Tomorrow evening at Walnut Hill park, the Gascos and Stanley Rule I meet in a postponed game. The attle will have a very important bearing on first place in the league. The Gascos will probably send Carl- son to the mound while the Rulers will u their newly found star, Spencer. It is expected to be one of the best battles in the league this year. t ANGIENT PITCHERS RULE DAY'S GAMES ied from Preceding Page.) 000 Grantham Traynor. Struck out: By ou balls: Off Meine 3, (Second Game) 033 001 009 211 r Hansen Bases Hansen Pittsburgh Belphia Scoomay slosssosscccccnssn S mlosssssssmssss ol ssss05522nu0m Hleusss035ms x—DBatted for Nelson (n xx—Ran for Stephenson in fth z—Batted for Chaplin in 4th n for Hogan 4th Batted for Iy in 5t 020 300 a1 340 Blair. H of Hes 227 Chicag New York Two base hit Rases on bal F 1. Moss Fitzsimmonsx 1 fev Blake 1 ng pitcher Blake. Shealy F > ‘ rt Mancus, © Johmson .p oy e e carcerd s 1 Totals FE mol o Teo ase Bases on b ruck out base hits Bottomley, Is By Lopez Of Luque 3 Luque 2, John | federal | Ofticer 1W0nhifigion Pump, nery reports net in at $1,05 on the com against §1 GARNERA VISITS Ambling Alp Also Sees Niagara Falls Spectacle Fost York | net inco Carnera, t for th al to $6.6 1,42 or me six montl comm $3 reports first ha | 845, or $2.07 a 966, or $2.7 of 1929. June qu | 804 compared wi | same period last yea Westvaco Chlorine New 24.—(P—Primo talked about July much from Italy heavyweight giant was in New York today for an inter- view with immigration authorities despite various reports that he was Foster | Wheeler and Others Pay Sums y 24 —{P—Worth- compa first h 1 a share ed A and B preferred, $6.01 o the period of tion of Pro being held in custody by custom of- | Corporation earned $1.66 a common h the first share in through h $2 Leon is secking an extension to | Thompson Produ time to remain in the United States, | the six having been ordered to leave cause the six months for Wt was admitted, are up and 4 ties f ip a “‘commercial terp instead of a visit temperatures and The ambling Alp was scheduled to | of rain gave a quick e appear in an exhibition in Montreal | the corn market to last night. but came on to New York | of corn rose to the highest for a conference with the immigra- [ on the present tion officials. While in Buffalo he | also advancd. ow and See to view Niagara Falls. | indications of They wanted to observe the Falls|over night. Sta from t dian side, so See said, | er, corn soon but we d back becau of the |t W n lack of orts. On returning they [ up and afterward held ne were stopped by United States offi- | i 1 Oats f who believed they w ng to enter the U [ i he showed railroad | fork and that he and mitted to continue ficials at 1t Carnera, Buffalo. (s Chicago, July vides: v ed sions likewise hardened JUNIOR COMMUNISTS in, July 24.—#—Th tional gather compared profit for 6, equa' 0,771, or GRAIN PRICES ADVANCED 24 —(P—Higher read dearth upturn to 1 deliveries prices yet Wheat g a good deal to ir ME! com- Fried- t Side Berlin to sten mu: to an BLUE LARKSPUR HURT IN HANDICAP TRYOUT| Horse Had Chance of Becoming the proceedings somewhat 1y ut a tt ed hall. Among ed most attention Leading Money Winner of Turf Industry in America. erfere. Chicago, July 24 (A—Blue Lari- | spur's chance of becomi the lead- g money winning horse of Ameri- can turf Thistory appar has been wrecked by lameness, Col. E. R. Bradley's four-vear-oid | son of Black Servant-Blossom Time | bewed a tendon in his weak right| foreleg terday in a workout for the 00+Arlington handicap Sa urday, said he woul the rest of the season and proba for all time. Lacking but a sand doi- | lars of Gallant mark. New York | Prime Mercantile Paper 3 per ce ARET GARRETT Angeles and children thro N these, children in national costume a but final- ract- police force was pres FOREIGN EXCHANGES July 24.—(P—Noon— and 3 1-4 n New York—Pana: outpointed Dome Italy, (10); Harry knocked out Wichita, Kas. Boston—Babe Okla., knocked Chicago, (5) Milwaukee—Tait hy, Wis, outpoin ney, New York (1 Oakland, Cal.— | York, outpointed Los Angeles, (10 a ico Smith Habe (3) Hunt, out Paul Al B Bi ; - viewers—No “Wedding tman George Cuda- Court- v Divodi, Ne Larry Murphy Brooklyn Robins Lead Despite Lack of Stars v Yo Jul 24 (P leading eir one -gani. terv rs or hel way batted ir Lowing ins scored, runs Coromosk triples nors are wh said he infor held by Wilson of his teammate, Kiki has stolen the most bases. Pantaleo’s K. O. Career Checked by Babe Hunt Boston, July 24 —P—The knock- 2 ago checked today speed of Babc Chur, ed to book when the aleo down for t h roun eduled bout at Braves field last night. Pan taleo had a record of 29 knockouts in 31 sta Hunt weighed in at 1397 and Pan- taleo at 173 pounds. The scoring was Ne d where it was EARNINGS REPORTS s LAST NGkt CANNON AND WIFE OF FIRMS ISSUED LAND IN MADEIR/ shop Tries to Dodge Inter Secret had tele ation abou Pres, ily. ‘H¢ photograph h hotographec Arlanza 1 to Braz s udson D York in his home to- city in Ris 1 police believe was self. - was taken to Green sald he the 1929 three year old champion of America was favored to win the Ar-| ngton and m 5 to Zev in win nings. He refused even to limp com- ing off the track but his leg fillad a few hours later and examinations indicated he never would be hane to add to winnings of $272 Blue Larkspur's withdrawal fron the handicap left Joseph E. Wide Curate as the rich event. Curate dazzled clock vesterday by reeling off a mile an a quarter in 2:04 2.5 1 | | Heavy Fine Remitted in Case of Brazilian Bank | Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. July —A $3,000,000 fine imposed by bank inspector on 1 v, b: k of New York f leged infractions of the banking la"(; through exchange transactions in the Sao Paulo branch se al months ago has been remitted by decision of the minister of fina e with the a proval of President Washing The bank inspector last investigated certain exch actions and declared that found irregularities for imposed the huge fine al City bank placed 33 Bance Do Brazill on Ma guarantee of _payment pealed the decision The decree annou he which e Natio en ap ncing versal, however, stated that the rez la: fine of a few thousand would be imposed for t necessary revenue s of the exchange doc DOG BITES BOY Edward Koplowitz of avenue reported to Spooner his dog bit a boy Walr park. He brought boy David P. Waskowitz's office ter to his home on Smith street could not lear was not serious i outside of the havin 1 l scratched slightly, eveni the REG.U.S. PAT. OFF. 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