Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 3

A TIGHT SQUEEZE NORWICH HUMBLES e L Doubles by McKay and Patton, scoring two runs, gave the local K-C's a sufficient lead over the New London K. of C. to win Monday's ‘game at the fairgrounds before a crowd of nearly three thousand. The New Londoners came up Wwith the notion of giving the local K. of C. a beat- ing;but they had the tide turnediagainst theln. The game was full of thrills at lmes. % Bill Austin was there when it came to catching flies and was applav led by the fans. Bill also carried off the batting noners, getting three safe hits out of| thred times at bat. Narwich began s whent in the . toolg his ba: ring at the start rst man up, Twichell flied out i out a single scor- struck out. Callahan e on bemg hit. Stapleton groinded out to second. One fun. I8 the second Gaffeny fanned. McKay Patton hit for two bases. Hayes fanned. Twichell singled. Kellar flied out. safety. oring McKay. walked. Austin run ew London h, getting - =t untit tting one in ree i 1 two more gled | did not = the |1 NEW LONDON K- of bunting as has been seen dn the home grounds. In the first, the visitors went out In short order. The home club started the fireworks quick. Jarvis first up singled, two well placed bunts filled the bases, and Frechette knocked off two runs with a hot shot over second. In the third, the home club scored four more on some timely hitting, and added two more in the fourth. This ended the home team's scoring though they threat- ened several times during the innings which followed and had two men called out on close plays at the plate. Spike Liberty was invincible through- out and not until the last inning did the visitors score. Duggan got a life when Corcoran dropped his fly and scor- ed when T. Phillips hit through Jarvis for a flukey homer, the ball being lost. The score: Astisad A 2. North Gro-wenerdale. Aurvis.dt ickols.s 2 [ oromesmmes wlescciess Frechette, Ho berty 2: oft Brown 0: off Liberty 3: by Brown 1 . Greenhaugh 1o E. Benjamin. to Bamicle, AMERICAN THREAD CO. BLANKS POLI'S OF HARTFORD 4 TO 0 S al to The DBuiletin.) Siie 00 Rroen Struck oa” GRAND CIRCUIT OPENED AT % ,NORTH RANDALL TRACK et July 5 — The 1920 wards stake, 2 08 class pacing. ns, each worth divided into two div. Red Lancelot, d Symbol S. Forest, driven by Murphy e first division, finished second to Lancelot and Edna Ear! ned Murphy in the tthe 2:04 . | ba 2 |to three. | nings they had chances for a | Beecher for the American Thread play- "$300 for | e, July 5—The Poli team | of Hartford failed to score on the-Am erican Thread Company team of this city and lost an interesting ning game by the score of 4 to k, the first man up for the vis- t Melark first offer for two but was out trying to stretch it In the eighth and ninth in- rally. ed a fine game at second accepting 12 mces without an error and getting three safe hits’in four times at bat. The locals put the game on ice in the 4th when Beecher and Adams hit safe and Horkheimer accepted a hit on the shoulder filling the bases. Noel took the first ball for a ride to center scor- ing Beecher and Adams. Normandin endeavored to add more runs but a 2 pretty stop by Butler ended the inning. A walk and two hits in the fifth gave the locals another tally. McGill, pitching for Poli, started the game i well but was touched for seven singles before the end of the eighth, while Melarki, who was inclined to be wild times, walked six men" but allowed only three hits, two of which were stretched into doubles. Edgar, for the Polj team, robbed the locals of runs eral times when he nabbed several d ones that were making for deep ter and the race track. Poli’s best. ce to score was in the final inning. slieb flied out to Hamel. Johnson poked a long one to left flield whoch passed Normandin and that Noel threw wild to Beecher at second, allowing Johson to take third with ease. Edgar, who had hit safely once before, came up and hit and it was close at first. ot were the only JAPANESE OLYMPIC RUNNERS WON HONORS IN HANDICAP RACE | New York, July 5—Japanese mvn-?, pic runners captured the honors in a! 10,600 meter handicap race today under > auspices of the Assumption Coun- cil, K. of C, at Staten won the team point trophy by taking | he first four places, seventh and| ighth. The winner was P. Nogi (3:40) | whose. time was 32 minutes and 37 1-5 seconds. The time prize went to S. Sano (scratch) finishing in 32 minutes and 1 second. The other scratch run- rl;‘er. H. Kanaturi, finished just behind im. ASHLAND CLUB DEFEATS M’'DERMOTT’S CHAMPS At Ashland Park, Monday, the home club showed a complete reversal of form and put up one of the best exhibi- tions of the season. McDermott came down strong, bring- ing all the stars he had promiged but the home club outplayed the champs in every department, batting the offerings of Gid Brown and Greenhalgh to all co ners of the lot, and upsetting the visi- tors infield with as fine an exhibition OU need never lose the original color and newness of your shoes if you ‘use superior shoe Doran went out by the air line route to Beecher and the game ended. The socre: Poli's. American Thread Co. al npo 3 e b b po 170 i I'Noomane 4 0 4 € 1 3 OBeccher.2b 4 3 3 911 0 OSmithef 4 0 0 04 0 2GAdamsb 4 210 0 2 0 0Hamel,3b 4 1 2 10 0 IlHorkhe'rss 270 1 18 0 0Neshet $11 0 2 0 oNorman'nit 3 0 1 01 4 0Mearkip' 2 0 0 2% 8 ll Totals 31 727 Score by lunings: Poil R BRI American Thresd 01021000 Two base hits. Clark, Joimson, i bal of McGill 2, Struck out. by Mdarid 4, by McGIH 4. Doubles s plays, McGIll fo Hatch. Montville 17, Al Stars 1. The All Stars of Norwich recelved a trimming by the Modern Woodmen ball team Sunday at Montville by the score %t 17 to 1. Up until the 8th inning mot a Star got to first base. Killeen, who pitch- | ed for the Woodmen, held the All Stars' to three hits. gilleen also made a home home run. Ths score: nn.mlu; Skiffimn.n R.Dodd,ss | Killeen,e | Awezee.1p Boulard,ct Auwood.ct J.Jodd.rt Fachuodo, It Labow’y, 2 Totals Al st g i gHes HoroymrnSe B e Suwanata®t cecnsecaty Hapeners o8 N 7 '5:5».9...‘ oo & % 8% woro 2 T E CORCORAN WON DECISION OVER “PADDY” FLYNN Lawrence, Mass., July 5 — Tommy (Kloby) Corcoran of thtis city, suc- cessfully defended his title to the New England welterweight championship tonight when he won the decision over “Paddy” Flynn of Everett, in a twelve round bout. Flynn was badly beaten but stayed thfi full time. LEONARD KN OCKED our WHITE IN THE NINTH Benton Harbor, Mich., July 5.—Benny Leonard, lightweight champion of the world, knocked out Charlie White of Chi- cago in the ninth round of the scheduled ten round championship fight before a capacity erowd here this afternoon. W # e carried the fighting to-the champion ror seven rounds and half knocking and push- ing the New Yorker through the ropes in the ffth round The Chicagoan, who had never been knocked out before, was floored five times To e run. T. Phillps. | Enm u Foundan Machinists urers of HARRIS- con. LIS( ENGIN Gt-r .-gpllod to nll Engine Repairs, 1 M"l- Hangers, Pulleys, Bear- ings, Couplings, Clutches. - . Large stock always on hand. General Mill Repairs. 1 Special hinery of all kinds. D e seats and into the ring, Dreaking down the press section . and injuring several ringsiders. None of them was seriously hurt. A L YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. _National League, (Moming Games.) Philadelphia 5, Now York L. Brookiyn 6. Boston 5, Cincinnati 1, lelflf‘. Chicago Louis 4. 1, 8t ‘Aftemoon Games.) nunmam-n 1\“ York 6. Brooklyn 5, on. 2. Cleveland 3, Chicago 5. (Afternoon Games.) New otk 3 Washingion . Foston 10, Philadciphia St. Louis 3, Detroit 7. Cleveland 5, Chicago 6. Eastern (Moming Waterbury 3, Bridgeport 2. New Haven 5. Hartford Worcester 7, Springficid Pitsteld 4," Albany 3. (Afternoon Games.) Pittsfleld 7. Albany 5. (12 innings.) " internationst League. (Morntng_Games.) Syracuse 9, Jers Clty 1. .Akron 2, Buffalo 9. Reacing 3, Baltimore T, (Aftemoon_Games. Syracuse 10, Jersey City 0. (10 im.unnl Akron 2, nings.) T (First game.) (Second game.) Buffalo 3. (10 iny Rochester 0. Rochester 5, Reading 10, Baltimore 3. Milwaukee Milwaukee 1 Columbus 4, Colunsbus 6, Tolc \tiencon. ) Indianapolis 4, Louisville 2. (Morning.) Indianapolis 8, Loulsvite 3. (Afterncen GA TODAY. enal League. Brooklyn at Be Cinclnnati Pittsburgh. g0 2t St Leu! American League. shingten. Detraf s at Ch Boston Eastern Leagy ridgeport at Worvester. No cther games scheduled. New York at LEAGUE STANDINGS. National League. Lost. Cincinnatl cBrool - St. Louls Piitsburgh | Chiczgo ) Boston Pliledeiphia Wash! Boaton: ....... St. Louls - Detroit Philadeiphia New Haven . Bridgort Worcester Plitsfield Springfield Dany . Hartford W aterbury CARDINALS TOOK BOTH GAMES FROM THE CUBS St. Louis, July 5.—St. Louis took both the morning and afternoon games from’ Chicago today, winning the first 4 to 1 and the second 2 to 1. The scores: Morning Game— Chicago ..010120000 0 2 0 St. Louis ....0 1000210 1—413 1 Hendrix and O'Farrell; Schupp ana Clemons. Afternoon Game— Chicago 000000010—1 9 0 St. Louis 000100001—2 8 0 Alexander and Killifer; Sherdel and Dilhoefer. 1 GIANTS AND PHILLI DIVIDE HONORS IN TWO GAMES New York, July 5.—New York won the afternoon game today from Philadelphia 6 to 0, the visitors having won' the morning game 5 to 1. The scores: Morning Game— Philadelphia .0 0002 100 1—5 13 1 New York ..000000100—1 3 0 Rixey and Withrow; Barnes and Sny- der. Afternoon Game— Philadelphia .0 0000000 0—0 38 4 New York ..onaoxoon'fisw 1 Causey, Hubbell and Wheat; Nehf and Smith. DODGERS DEFEATED BRAVES IN BOTH GAMES Boston, July 5.—Brooklyn took both games from Boston today, the first 9 to 5 in 10 innings and the second 5 to 2. The scores: First Game— Brooklyn .0 00200003 4—p 17 2 {Boston ...1030010000—5 9 2 Smithy Marquard, Mamaux and Miller ; Scott, Oeschger, Sillirgivn, and Cowdy. Second Game— Brooklyn 0400000015 8 3 Boston ..... 100000010—212 2 Pfeffer and Krueger; Scott and O'Neill. | PIRATES TOOK BOTH GAMES FROM WORLD'S CHAMPS Pittsburgh, July 5—The Pirates took both games from the Cincinnati Reds, | world’s champions, today, winning the | morning game 4 to 1 and the afternoon 6 to 5 in 11 innings. The s -es: rning Game— Cincinnati ...1 000000081 7 2, Pittsburgh ..0 0001300 *—4 7 2| Fisher, Theis and Wingo; Carlson an. I Haeffner. Afternoon Game— Cincinnati— 20001010001—510 1 Pittsburgh— 00000022002510 2 Lugue and. Wingo; Ponder, Hamilton and Schmidt. A a TIGERS AND BROWNS SPLIT EVEN IN HOLIDAY GAMES Detorit, July 5.—Detorit divided two games with St. Louis today, losing in the morning 5 to 4 and winning in the after- noon 7 to 3. The scores: Morning Game— St. Louis ...2,0 1000002511 o Detroit .....801000000—4 7 o | Sothoron, Shocker and Severeid ; Ehmke and Stanage.” Afternoon Game— St. Louis Detroit *—T7 15 ~ Cushion Tires section—the extra amount of rubber, width of tread. 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Coveleskie and O'Neil and Sehalk. - o5 Kerr, Wilkinson | The scores were 4 to 3 and 9 to 3. scores by innin Morning Game— | New York ..200000001—3 7 o]ATHLI-.‘Hcs Washington .1 1100 10 0,°—1 12 Shore and Ruel ; Zachary and Gharrity. | Boston McGraw and Hannah; Dauss and Stanage. They Thermahlen, Schacht aml Gharrity. DEOP TWO GAMES TO THE RED SOX 1000001615 0 0 {ATORS WIN BOTH OF THE HOLIDAY GAMES FROM YANKS \ f B 0—: 8 3 3 ‘Washington, “July 5-—Washington swon | Afternoon Game— Philadelphi 0010 . There wa sa riot 5 both of’ the holiddy games from New|New York ..0 00101001—3 7 1|Boston 1300031021018 © % - 5 3 spectators scrambl : 4 1y. through superior pitchifg. Washington 11040003 °—8 11 3! Piiladelphia0 1100100 0—