New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1930, Page 14

14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1930. —_— P. & F. CORBIN AND GASCO BASEBALL TEAMS TO MEET TONIGHT IN INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL TEAM GOES INTO FIRST PLACE IN ROTARY BOYS' CIRCUIT—NATIONALS GO DEEPER IN CELLAR IN JUNIOR 100P —SPORTS ROBINS SCORE VICTORY IN FIRST WESTERN GAME Road Trip Opens Auspiciously for Brooklyn as Team BEATS NATI[]NAL‘)‘ Defeats Pittsburgh Pirates, 7 to 4—Cards Nose Out Losers Are Buried Deene Cubs, 4 to 3—Senators Set Down Athletics by 5 1 Count—Yankees Take Close Decision From Red Sox—Detroit Tigers Swamp Indians, 9 to 1. «atwnal League American League 1 RADT IT ot Tk\l\l(’!\ cUBs s field captair o this season by the first base 1| a Massachusetts t he game and wiped out Gellar in Junior League League Standing W ,/ Young '\ ] Rzauwe) T favorites CIOLATE ST KID BERG TOAIG Sensational Cuban Tackles Sec- CHT sHT L HAIL AL HALL!TO voung WILIE STRBLING ! HE PoLISHED OFF SCOTT WiTHOUT, ANY QUIBBLNQ' STRIB HAS STARTED BOWLING ‘EM OVER AS THO HE REALL\// MEANT IT | URD ROUND OF TENNIS LEAGUE TILT — WASHINGTON WASHINGTON TEAM STRIBLING §’ STARTS TO BOWL THEM ALL OVER‘CORBIN TEAM FAVORED TO DEFEAT GASCOS TONIGHT |League Leaders to Meet W eakened Crew in Feature Game in Industrial League—George Fields Still Un- abl to Play Because of Poison Ivy Scourge—Wally Kopec Also Hampered With Same Affliction — Stanley Works to Meet New Britain Machine in Other Tilt. ~ LEADING YAGHTS * Smallest of Quartet of Com- = petitors Has Two Victories B. Machine | tonight se of the opposi- d tonight. Thas be with t 1 because of His legs are covered wi e has ble t been 1 the last Wally Kopec, ering from a bad e itch but he will try n and in shape for TOURNEY STARTS TODAY ported by Monday Morning at 9 o’Clock—Quarter- Finals to Be Played Next Week—Ruth Nelson to Meet Louise Smith in Women’s Finals Saturday. ST WAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS National Le; Continue On Th(‘ll' \\mnm;: Ways in Men's ticiz Singics—Eight Matches Must Be Finished and Re- anley Works and New Brit- hine teams will meet in tie s that is| - o be played promptly : . | o'clock FAYORED T0 WIN ! Dick Chapman of Greenwich Easily Defeats Charles Clare of Race Brook in Tourney, Monday, the title. and the and had BOARDING HOUSE. SAY,CAP, =TS 1 CAME UR-FROM TH’ UM-M-- LET ME SEEZ Now « HAR-R-UMF LETTS RUA UP TH? 2 DISTRESS SIGMAL DLEY IS SELECTED ond Major Rival in Bout 1z Cali- fornian Will e at No. 1 on United States Team ur\~l HEAD |r|l LIG Hl\ ch lig FOR BEST RESULTS X(.SL' HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | boxer \ ENGINE RooM AN WE oNLY HAVE A QUART oF GASCLINE LEFT FoR THAT TWo CYLINDER ORAWNGE MOVING ! e WHATLL WE Do, SHUT IT oFF i ALT DRIFT «~0OR -T0SS W 7N:; TH™ AlcHoR 2 NN \ N ‘\ \ W W WON W W W ‘\\§, \5 N\ W W4 s mentioned ,?hov'v nt to play off 'their orts from se should -round bout | Drea park et night. ]mh‘ N SQUEEZER T KEEP US | e CAST AMCHOR AID DRAW oFF THE QUART oF GASOLINE To USE Id OUR Coak STaVE FoR PREPARIN G DIMMER v - ~« EGAD --THE STOVE (S oF FAR CREATER IMPQP‘(AMCE @ s Q AN” PANHANDLE GASOLNE FROM MOTOR BOATS! e I KNEW WE YoRaOT To BRIKG SOMETHING <~ A DERBY FoR PaSSING TH HAT!