New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1930, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930. SOKOLS SWAMP BURRITTS AND PIRATES SMOTHER SENECAS IN SENIOR CITY LEAGUE GAMES — AMERICAN LEGION TEAM DEFEATS NATIONALS IN JUNIOR CIRCUIT—NEW YORK GIANTS PROVING TO BE DARK HORSES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE GIANTS PROVING TO BE LEGION SMOTHERS |~ British Olympic Stars Enter ChicagoMeet SACRED HEARTS CAPTURE DARK HORSES OF LEAGUE NATIONAL TEAM _ | FIRST GAME OF SERIES New York Team Has Made Itself a Strong Contender . . . . : v g Parish Team With Greatly Strengthened Lineup for National Circuit Pennant—Splits Double Head- Scores Easy VlC{Ory QVEF Last ‘7 a Swamps Burritts Under 14 to 8 Score—Spencer er with Cardinals—Chicago Cuhs Down Phillies Place Combination ) Ll g L Occupies Box for Winners and Has Losers Always While Robins Win from Pirates—Braves Take Two e s ; e i " g Ay Under Control—Al Havlick Belts Out Two Home from Cincinnati—Senators Lose to Detroit Tigers. ehgie g ; g g y & Runs—Schuster and Rose Called on for Mound d Hearts with a greatly s ned lineup handed the Bur- ritts a 14 to & beating in the open- ing the city se e Was grounds yest The Spencer, t ley I ing ace on and he had the Burritts completely inder control The score does not ind relative strength of the two Had it not been for a couple of runs by Al Havlick, it would have been decidedly one-sided. Havlick h a home run L) : ; GEORGE BURGHLEY W f SIMPSON HITS 90-MILE SPEED “‘f:’é ‘ L ESCOLL made t <0 Gar Wood Who Will Defend Harms= worth Trophy. Pleased With Per- formance of Boat LACING IN CITY LEAGUE Circuit Leaders Score 16 to 2 Victory in Defense of | First Place Standing—Losers Fold Up Meekly Be- ¢ fore Onslaught of Winners—Partyka Invincible During Game—Pirates Smother Senecas 11 to 4 | and West Ends Topple Holy Cross Combine. League Standing W National League Y William T. Tilden is Seeded No. { in {1th Annual Tennis Tournament Starting Today STMILHINT Chicago Proiessional Again @ Power in Realm of Goli MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS BY AHERN T e iy g R e """ OUR BOARDING HOUSE ln ' 3o oL ASE B0 & B 7o accomalls his ool Coon. | Bl IS IR, S 18 Aa thaner 10 ke a3 [ 5aY, KeEP YouR HULL LISTEN Lae Vou VELLOW American League okes. elght under par. and 1 SRbE S o Wi BN HT WATER AN LEGGED CRANES, GWAL e S0 Reess ) strokBsanuiierainari s olaagstprly St e the hall hard although Pz g QuiT DIVING ! e I ALoN @ TH? Kredar led to get L ] b s ol | ” SHORE AN STAMD h : A You STIR UP ALL - T e MUD IN THY RIVER : FooT ! e EVERY TIME VoU FLoP 3~ a2 GurT NoUR COMCERT GRAKD/ 7 SHAPE 1N HERE !~ e big lead his tea wn until the end. Althoug! ts are reputed to be hard ged to reach him : 0 nd scored both ¢ L ST LIKE . FRANKLINS WIN AGAIN o i rume am ervore. " "0 N pg; il Take Washington A. C. Team Into ?i“"b T ;’;::’: f‘yov"p“ I:? ‘F?"'O‘: '3;." QFF T SUPPORT.S!» v HE ‘LIKES & AR Rt HINK HES oNE BOXING PROGRAM sumed s warfarc on local 3 seonn : MIKE ANGELO cHERUBS = T N e i Burritts . Vou SEE WAFTING Justo Suarez of Argentina and Bruce [ i e el o, h e = ; ACROSS DOME | s to o 0- « : Sl when Kredar dropped Gadom- ' 3 Flowers to Meet In a 10-Round . Ll baE e R e e =) CEILINGS Battle. L t L LA ake three bases. He scored on an = i 1field out. In the eighth Wesoly got New Yor 1 5 The 1 e was given wonder sup n infield hit and scored on an in- tional 4 i y s e 14 out and a wild pitch. | Camp 9 to 3 for Season Record o of 12 Wins and One Lose — &= Montague, =3 2 2 A, : ank 5 " 1 Porter. 1 501 2 o champic . 3 d ash 3 060— ) ot i s —_ Averill, of 5 Bia - [ 1 =X et & & S H — Morgas, b, ..o 5 02 Engiis 3 2 P t h the title no 3 rris Williams, veteran Davis it X : US{ER IS A i Do D & Taylo Ion o0 o " 1 sion to a Long Island tou v Bla ?Lfip AT L. S ) | Be i oA ] n y where he was scheduled to pla 3 3 2 IVING = R e : — f ageles | later was recognized and the m e ol 2 4 . Totals 27 1 1 i Z W e returned. T i, e )