New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1930, Page 15

Speaking of Sports e With the stage all set yesterday for the playing of the semi-finals in the city tennis tournmment today and the finals tomorrow afternoon at Walnut Hill park, it has been found necessary to postpone the | playoffs for a week because of the rain today. Even if the r: should cease and | the afternoon be fa it would be impossible 1o get the courts ready | in time to allow any matches today | and it would hardly be practicable to play tomorrow. On the soft sur- face. it would do more harm play- ng on the courts than it ever, could do good becaure the smoothness would be spoiled and made unfit for use some time. St The committee in ch, cided to have the pr follow- ed out next week instead of this week. The semi-finals will be play- ed off on Friday and the final | matches will be played off on Sat-| urday. Mayor George A. Quigley will award the trophies to the winners arge has de- This brings us down to the situa- | tion that has arisen with regard to | the women's and mixed doubles. | These matches have been published | several times but the entrants| haven't played them off yet. At least, no reports h n received regarding any either af these classes. As long as Ams the tournament, the at least have the g matches off. Consideration for the amount of work and preparation | taken by the committee in charge should cause > people to come forward and play off their matches. They have an extra in which to do this. have entered players should ace to play their | Ci week ed unless the pub- lished matches have been decided nd irs are sched ‘o play off a postponed game Industrial League at Walnut Hill park tonight. The game may have to be called off on account of rain. Two games are afternoon in the F they probably cause of wet various postpor welcomed in all heduled ary League but will not be plaved be- rounds. Despite these ments, the rain is uarters this It begins trial 1 nir team night, to appear bout decided in t 1e standing. Afte defeated the at second Indus- ¥ scos la both of these clubs appear to be out of ing f run- ner-up position in the league and Stanley Rule seems to have the po- sition tucked securely away. Some | of the postponed games in the league | may not be played off because they will have no bearing on the league | results. | WANTS JOE HAUSER ,000 Br Al Al Spe ‘White Sox, Has Offered $7 for Baltimore Player. (P—An owner of Joe Hause of the League Baltimore te: the White secretary o (i large cash payment if cal would be closed Hauser is leading all organized baseball in slamming out home run; adding two more I te day to brir x be- | hind Babe record of MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS National League g—Terry. Giants Runs—Klein, Runs batted 124. Hits—Klein, Phillies and Herman, Robins, 185. Doubles—Klein, man, Robins, 40 Triples—Comorosky, Home runs—Wilsor Stolen bases—Cuyle American League Batting—Sim Athletics Gehrig, Yankees, : R Ruth, Yankees, Runs batted in—Geh 140 P Phillies and Her- Pirates, 18. |'°" Cubs, 4( 5 ov . Cubs, iz, Yankees, Ho- Mi . Yankees and dapp, Indians, 166. Doubles—Hodapp. Indians, tuth, Yankees, 43 i ch McManus and Geh- (| ch Elliott Waddell, 11, scored a in one at the Columbus, Ga., ( try club. op Art h ha flelder’'s mit the Joe Kuhel, Washington form at first base. out- aw | cruit, per- | at Manager John McGraw personally | looked over Jim Mooney Sally league pitcher, sjgned by the Giarts. riv | dot co pa \ Bill Terry's .400 batting average this season has verified the judg- | ment of Jewel Ens, Pittsburgh man- ager, who has contended that the Giants' first baseman is the best hit- | ter in the National league. 1 be co Roch Baltimore tional today's starters. | were ing favorite Harry NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1930. Basebzil Standing AMERICA LEAGUE Games Yesterday New York 1. Louis 0 Cleveland 15, Philadelphia 0 Washington 5. Chicago 4. Standing Detroit Boston Philadelphia Washington | New York | Cleveland Detroit 390 500 487 Louis .393 Chicago . 5 91 BoStOn W LRGeS i E853 mes Today at New York Loyis at Boston ‘hicago at Philadelphia eland at Washington Games Tomorrow Chicago at New York Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Boston St. Louis at Philadelphia Games Yesterday Chicago 5, Brooklyn 1 St. Louis 4-2, Boston (Other gam ‘ Standing Chicagzo Brooklyn New York Boston ncinnati Philadelphia Games Today cinnati Games Tomorrow ooklyn at Pittsh at Cir INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Games Yesterday Baltimore 7. Buffalo 4 (No results received on last night's mes). Standing w Gam Montreal at > Rochester at Toronto at Baltimore. Buffalo at Reading. FEASTERN LEAGUE Bridgeport 5, S Allentown a Standing N idgeport lentown . ba ringfield s Taday Springfield at Bridgeport Allentown at Alb: OLFERS SET FOR ST. PAUL TOURNEY Johony Fareell Is Favored fo Beat Field of 160 Players 15 (A—The glory ov course tod for a ge willing to give, in tourna- s w v similar s on round will to- scorers hole termine money offered b association sh er four da course of the er the > country shary professionals felt around take Many of open nneapolis. the r e played in July M t are Bobby Jones. ampion, MacDonald §: r-up, and Leo Diegel ampion. The na- achen nat persiste favored to Johnny Farrell w although Cooper 2 Horton d their adherents Tommy Armour had his fi the cov yesterday Al Watrous, also was a al ing some experimenting with the urse, mostly without playing com- nions. en arazen, SPECIAL ATTRACTION Marquette university’'s football me with Iowa, November 8, has en designated as the homecoming ntest and is the meeting with Big Ten conference foe since 1914 509 " HOCHESTER LD Joe Hauser Well On Way to International Homer Record With Joe Hauser well on his way to a home run record, the Baltimore Orioles are setting a pace that threatens to lower th Rochester Red- wings standard from the top of the International league Hauser blasted out 33 and 54 single handed gave o 4° tr over imph for the Oriole e and one-hal runs No almost the Orioles a 7 vesterday and mph mr oost his n six of the de by Tony er of the Salt Coast t time drive of the and to minor league record Lazzeri while a men ke club of the Paci league, but he chose t to deliver. The last the game and No. 1 ninth with two mates tied at fou on base in a innings. the sever tired the plate wing neat the sid of the current tered the 1l clubs t light game The Reading ranks of the night baset lost their first artificial to the Montreal Royals victory gave cep on ti pitch s Urbanski led t with five hits, incl pair 6f do GALLANT FOX T8 BATILEWHCHONE ‘Leaders of the Turf to Meet in Saratoga Classic Tomorrow Fou s failed to stop th Reading anadians Royals’ ing two sl a home r York 15 (A—The tu is duc th il be plenty post Fox a ol ground for The colt ha ox 5 s charge h h ts in the morning. b thro workou have been tria to t Fox's 1 Whic 1dowed to care PICKED TOUGH JOBS football men at Mar NATHAN HALE TEAM BEATS L, “Y” CREW IN CLOSE GAME Carelessness and Overconfidence Serve to Help in De- feating Main Street Tos: sers—Wild Pitch in Last of Ninth Gives Winners Deciding Run—Vance Smoth- ers Burritt Under 22 to 11 Count—Winners Stage Hitting Bee That Results in Big Victory. League Standing w 4 3 decide second Boys' Bascball it Hil park vester- the Nathan Hale team defeated the Y. M. C. A the score of 8 to 7. The game was | to have ended in seven innings but | at that time, the score was tied at 6-all. The “Y" went into the lead in the first of the ninth bui Nathan} Hale came back to score two runs in the last half to win. In the other game, ance got its hitting togs out of camphor and slammed the Bur- ritt team fof a 2 Nathan Hale $—Y. M. C. A. 7 [ unning in the early r-confident atti- [ M game with ternoon on Diamond team had a six run an Hale play- but by the end| when battle to y its erday 2 sal third while pitcher, was s he was an e This prevented ying for more we counted s if it would It scored During these f ¥ Hal was th ¥ } N Coyle two out best man ¥ a close battle by | Vance 22—Burritt 11 Vance place, and fighting “hitting playground, o pounded game, his to throw managed to and in the cible. He ather these closing innings storms was in ners to fi looked dark for the ossers in the opening inning Burritts, fi . scored Gavin on t for the s CARNERA VS, SHARKEY Giant Itzlian’ and Boston sailor to Meet in Chicago About September | Bill Duffy board of cor FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED E <éSc(Ae[y(‘zg1anr)fi;v//lfl [ ; Fall Style Exhibit and Custom Tailoring Demonstration ‘1 MONDAY and TUESDAY i AUGUST 15 - 19 It's an event of interest to every man who would be well dressed this Fall. For a representative of the Society Brand establishment will present their completc line of new Fall styles and custom-tail- oring woolens. Society Brand, you know, is one of the olt]est, largest and most reliable malzers of f'ine clothes for men. Visitors will have the privilege of being fitted by this Society Brand tailoring expert for either ready-lo-wear or made-to-measure clothes. You are invited to attend this interesting exhibit. Come EBJ see. 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