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WEW HK1TA1N DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL' 27, 1925.-
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GREAT MOB SCENE AT CHICAGO HARKENS BACK TO OLD TIME BASEBALL DAYS RAIN IN I fcKrLKfco Wl 1 n ruUn auiuuLi uaivie.
DUSTY LEAGUE TITLE PLAY SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW EVENING -HARTNETT LEADS IN HOME RUNS RUTH STILL LAID, UP
CHISOX FORFEIT GAME TO
INDIANS AFTER HOT TIME
Crowd Swarms Upon Field and Prevents Play i Ninth
Giants (Jain and Senators Lag Behind Cincy
Falls Before Cubs Marquard Pitches Btaves to
KACEYS TO HAVE
Games Are to Be Rolled on
Casino Alleys Here
Biggest Hands in Game
"Tiny" Osborne of Dodgers Can Hold Five Spheroids
in One Mitt Simultaneously
Wins For
Shines At Bat.
Tun CUT
limil
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New York. Ap-il :. An echo
fr"m turbulent baseball 1 .1 s of Hi''
past rcierberHted in tb Chleaao
American leaEiie 1 -u ! I purl; vr-sn-r-day
when 44,i.HHj fans suanind mi
the Held in 'He tiinili mums of a
game between :lio Whil Son ttnd
Indians after a cushion tigM birti
Indirectly etabliuiil a new circuit
lead"!-.
Ill tlii- forfeiture of I lie game to
C'!e eland, 9 to n. a'l'i' police liii'l
been unable lo e'ear thv Held. Speak
er."s irain was restored to the pace
making position, 1 lie champion Stu
mors Iiumi'S mails possible the ! i;..rt son.
switch throuih their del, -at. at the jBemtHWf
hands of the Yankees, 3 to. 2. "1 he , ', ,(
margin ft a half K'nv: tnoay Menus. J
:ho Indians from tne 1 11-4 . .ia onsen,
vinnm. who fell buck to a "i""- ''
Hue h. p . .
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liliSe 111'.
Oil saill
IM1 U'1
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I'ewster, Sheet;
rfelted
oiii-;
Hill '-'
Spur-
Sa lift' e" rttyphenson, J. Sew
inutirr. lioul'le plays B leplien
son t.. Knobe, Speaker to Feu-bier; Sdmlk ; toil ritUlll-'IH and
10 iviiiln. .1. Seweil to Kewner to jsnouo,
.1. Seweil to Knude: left on Pases, rieve
livi'l II. iii'K" 8. Base, oil balls off
smith 1. Tlmr-ton I. lonniilly 3. struck
ThutMon I, l onnally p. smith I.
off Thurston H In 4 1-3. t nniiany a
4 2-1. Lining pitcher. Thurston. Lni
,., t:oi, lain, Liana and lllldctirand.
rl... K'nlr-ItlB nf I ' i I I 111 1 1 1 11 lillltn
Win Over Dodgers Pirates Best Carri Homer ulh,,.tu. co,mit.t., are piunnius
YanKces-Tvirers Lose As Skier Again ."' "
v in New Diitaln on Jlay 8 und .
With the annual nlo convuutlon of
I the K. of C. btint; held tu the Hard,
'ware City this year the committee
Jfct'l quite certain that this affair will
be one of the main attractions. The
j committee have linlted all the coun
icils In the state to participate In the
already a large
number have slgnilied their Inten
tion of being on hand. Howling has
become quite popular among the
Knights throughout' the tate during
the past few years and the various
councils are very glad to have an op
portunity to have the championship
decided. Many valuable prizes will
be awarded to the winners and State
Ieputy William J. Mulligan of llart
ford has already donated a magni
ficent trophy. Awards will be made
for high team score, high single,
high thrf-e singles, etc., and all in
all the tnterest that has been created
to date ausurs well for the success
of the tournament, wooden duck
pins will be used and the rolling
will start, at 7 o'clock on the evening
of Friday, May 8 at the Casino al
leys in New Britain.
For any further Information,
Knights are requested to write lo
Joseph C, Coyle, chairman tourna
ment committee, 479 Oronge St.,
i New Haven.
Thno--
Totals
Mm
poparatos
pn nant
U villi the idle Athletics.
Wltlle Washington was r: 1 1 null if n .
Ing its grip on tho I'-ague loft, ih !
N?w York Giants were lengthening j
thoir adantage. in the National at
th. expense of the Thiilies. 1-V.cher s
club was unable to turn back the
pitching of Pentley for bunched hits
after the first frame, when the Phil
lies scored th"ir only rim.
The Chicago Cub pulled up a full
game on the second place Ucds In
addition to giving the Giants a nrm
r hold on the peak when they tell
upon a crippled Cincinnati team wun n(-ilrnann, rati
. -win,,,,, liro r,f fifteen hits to win flancy. .uxu .
In a ninth inning rally. 6 to 5. Char
ley llartnett, new home run king,
failed to boost one out of the lot
hut figured conspicuously in the
Cubs' attack with four singles.
t onsational pitching perform- si.
nee by the oldest southpaw in point u;o,i),5;'1Vi;,'ls,8Ur; wiin.nn. .M. Man.
of continuous service-in m '-'""'!,. jom-s. Monmh. v Inso (-
circuit gave the much-beaten boston
I .lone?, ."li
, Maailili, ef
WIubo. If
l'..i liei-ffill,
Hlue. tb . .
O'ftourke, '
Woodall, c
I OlliUM, P
Ptnner. p
' Noun, x . .
BiiBSlor.
Tturke, xxx
A.M. 11. II. TO. A. E.
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DETROIT
A B. It. H. FO. A. E.
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DUSTY LEAGUE TO
PLAY OFF TUESDAY
iTwo Win Teams ' lor First-
1 Farnir-Landers lor Third
STANLEY WORKERS
Totals
; BatlM for
.x-Batfit for
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15
BOWLING TOURNAMENT AT
. Y. NEARING END
Uins in Sih.
WoodBll In 9th.
XXX Batten lor lonT in mi.
.xxxx Batted for Tavcner In !'h.
xxxxx Kan for Hailmann in 9th.
J.ouia "in- 'Ji "-'
una y"tJ t'1
LEADS ILLINI
Eddie Miehcr, Middle Dis
tance Runner, Is Real
Star
TINY"
OSBOIt.NK AND
BALL I'EAT
BASli
the
the
Braves a shutout viutuij
Robins. 3 to V. Kube Marquard,
rew old hero, let the, Brooklyn team
down with six hits, four of which
were divided by Stock and Wheat.
Pittsburgh prevented the Hub
organization from vacating the cel
lar however, by Subduing the
Cardinals, 6 to 1. hitting Haines and
Stuart hard while the veteran Babe,
Adams was putting in a big day on
it., mniinri for the visitors.
Tien Paschal again came to the.
rescue, of the smitten Yankees with
a home run in the ninth which nosed
out the Senators, but the edge of
the victory was somewhat dulled by
an accident to the promising young
outfielder, Earl Combs, who was put
on the shelf by a muscle strain.
George Fisler ran bis consecutive
ame hitting streak to twelve by
Inserting two of many base blows
under which the Detroit Tygers sank
to their fifth straight defeat, 6 to 4.
The day's harvest tied PUrier wth
Red Wingo of Detroit tor fourth
place at .404 in the American league
batting average race.
Stolen
l,nae Dcnnatt. Sa. riflees Msier, '.
Manuf. Lett on liases St. bouis C. Vc
tioit S. Base on halls off Bush 2.
Struok out nv Bush 1. Collins 4. Stone 2.
Hits off Collins 7 In 5 innings, on mran
ii in 1. Hit by plteliT by
(nnourlcol. Wild pitrli-t'ollins.
pirea OlsH. Molarity and Owens,
ing pit' her Collins. Tima 5:01.
Busli
I'm-Los-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Burns. If
Folia"', -o
'iiultz, rf
Mokn.i. '-t
Helke, in
Henltne. c
.sand, ss . . .
llnher, "b .
nins, V
Totals
Pouthworth,
Kris' ii. :h .
Young, if
Kelly.
Lindstroni.
Wilson. If .
.l.-ekson, ?s
Snyder, e .
WalVcr. x .
Hartley, o ,
Bent ley, p ,
PHlL.AlriF.LFHl A
A.B. V.. H-
4 t 2
4
4
il
0
33 1 '
NEW YORK
A.B. B. H.
1
TO. A. E.
3 n C
fcmi-Finals Are Now Being I'layeU
In the Alley Con-
tests
The third round of the bowling
tournament at the Y. M. C. A. was
played off last Saturday. There
are now four men lined up for the
senii-iinals to be played next week,
with a possibility of two others
playing off their third rounds and
winding up in the semi-finals.
The spectacular event of the week
was the playing of L. Hunter who
had missed the first two rounds.
He played' three men Saturday and
registered a win over each man.
The ones to fall before him were:
R. Loomls with scores of 76 to 75
and 92 to 61; H. Rehm with scores
of 109 to 72 and 92 to 80, and G.
Anderson with scores of 108 to S3;
102 to 1 10 and 106 to S5.
The men who are to compete in
"Tiny" Osborne, one of Brooklyn's
star pitchers, claims to have the
largest pair of hands In baseball.
One of his favorite tricks is to hold
five league balls In one hand at the
same time. He can do it without
difficulty as the above layout re
veals. If you think it's a sort ot
easy feat, take a fling at it and see.
SENATORS LOSE IN
ONE AWFUL I
HERE'S MAJOR LEAGUE
RECORDS FOR THE WEEK
Compagnone and Support Blow Up
and Team Meets First Defeat of
Season Bed Sox Continue to Lose
Baseball Standing
Senators 4 1
Yankees 2 .BOO
While Sox 3 2 M(
Red Sox " 5 ."00
One terrible inning was sufficient
to give the Senators their first loss
in the Bovs' club intermediate in-
New York Giants and Washington
Senators Furnish the Best
. Examples
New York, April 27. The week's
major league record of games won
I and lost, runs, hits, errors, op
ponent's runs, and home runs, In
cluding games of last Saturday, fol
lows: National League
Tomorrow Is tha big night at the
Y. M. C. A. when the two Corbln
teams will meet in one game play
off for the championship of the In
dustrial league.
Indications r that both teams
will be able to put their strongest
lineup on the floor, bo whichever
team wins, the other will have no
ulibl of this sport.
The Cabinet Lock men will atart
with Waltlier and Carrazza at for
ward, with "Chief!" .arson Jumping
center and Nyborg and Yankaskas as
the guard. Thla strong combination
will be relieved, if ' occasion de
mands, by the strong second string
men, headed by Goodie Prelsser,
Linn and Bassett.
The 1'. and V. boya will start with
Shultz and Jasper in forward, Ray
Holso center and Paris and Arburr
guards. Their second string staff Is
headed by Pinkerlon, with the other
reserves Including Hallln, l'eldman
and Bralton,
It is hard to pick a favorite from
these two teams as each outfit la a
topnotcher. The only thing in
favor of the I.ockmakers Is that they
have won two straight from their
rivals, being the only teama to turn
the trick. On. the other hand, when
they did win two games the P. and
F. outfit was mot up to Us fullest
strength.
Each team plays an entirely dif
fcrent type of game, though each Is
strong on teamwork. The 1 . ana i'.
boys rely on fast, speedy footwork,
a baffling series ot passes and
youthful vim and dash to put across
their victory. The I.ockmarkers, no
doubt just as .skilled In their way,
are a bit more crafty in their play,
they take full advantage of the
physical strength of their men and
pay especial attention to guard
work. All In all It should be a
humdinger of a game and "Chick"
Hays doubtless will have his hands
full from start to finish.
For Third Place
The preliminary game brings fO'
mi
I 1 4 fl
i v I I
'.3 '
j EDDIE MIEHER
ARE IN THE LEAD.'
i
Top Industrial League Bowling
. Aspirants"' t
Th Stanley Worktnt .latda, the .
Industrial bowling league at Borers'
alleys and among th Individual! E.i
Freehian la the leader. Follow In
Ii the league standing aa well iu
the Individual avergea of those roll.
Ing 75 per cent of th league games: t
Team Sundlng
Won IiOat
I
Ave.
High single P. Thomoeen, IV F.
& C 146.
High three trlngt B. Fraeman.
Fafnlr 864.
High team atngla II. F. A C.
75.
High team S atrlnia L'. F, k C.
1637. .
IldMdual Areragea
Namea Qmwi' Averaaaa-
Stanley Worka i. .. 30 13
I,. F. A C. ....... ' It
Lander Trade ... 21 il
P. & F. Corbln ... 2 11
Fafnlr Bearing ... 27 15
S. It. ft U .....vw 17 , 25
Union Mfg. i. 17 ' 25
N. J H 2T
Corbln Screw ....11 31
Hart It Cooler . . . 36
Crack distance runner and cap
tain of Hie University of Illinois
track team. He is expected to win
many points for the Urbana school
on the cinders this season.
HARTNETT LEADING
E. Freeman 33
C. Myera 43
M. JIaier . .... . 43
J. Cook . . . . .-.-.,-.: 33
P. Thompson Jl
C. Anderson ...-... 42
J. Pehk 42
J. Ward .......v... 42
L. H. Mitchell ...... 3
E. Buperanaut 36
F. Wilcox 42
T. Tutko 35
R. Volhardt 40
G. Peterson ....... 41
H. Nelson 4t
J. Gacack , , , 43
1"). Peterson 38
.1. Huck 3S
D. Warner it 7
Cub Swatsmith Continues to Top
Major Leagues In Home Runs;
Fewer. Made Last Week.
Chicago", April 27. Home run hit-
the semi-finals are: Charlie Miller, I door baseball league Saturday after-
TO. A. T:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
, NEW YOPK
A.B.
1:. h. ro. a. E.
ruitan, 3h .
f'ombs, rf .
Witt, of ...
Meusel. if .
Paachal, rf
Pipp, in ...
Ward, 2b ..
Br-Btt, s . . .
O'Neill, e ..
Jcnes, p . . .
Totals
Totals
32
11
7th.
..Ill
..110
ana
000
ao 1
l2x 4
x r.an for Snyder in
Philadelphia
ir
Two base hits Burns t:i, ,
Llndstrom. Sacrlfleei Soutliworth. Let
on haae-Nw Vork 7, Piiiladelpbia ,.
Base on balla-of King 2, oft Bentley
Stnuk om-by TUng 4, by Bentley ..
Wild pttrhes-Rlna (31. l:mplres-Swce-nev,
O Day and Pfirrnan. Time !:..
Eton Hunter, Elmer Pader and V.
Goodrich.
The following scores were regis
tered during the week and brought
n i forth the runners-up for the semi
o finals: Pader defeated Kutscher, Sii
0 i to 70 and S4 to "S; Seheldler was
J j defeated by Glaeser, 6S to So and
0 j 74 to 99; Paris defeated Pinkerton,
1 i 90 to 73 and 94 to 93. '
The final match of the week was
played between Strong and C Mil
ler. Strong proved no match for
the baseball manager and fell be
fore him to the tune of 97 to S2
and 91 to S5.
r. !
ORIOLES LOSE
t
i
I Cure"
PITTSBURGH
A.B. K.
5 n
H. ro. A,
WASHINGTON
Heboid, of ..
Harris, 2b ...
F-1'e. rf
Goslln, If
Shirley, lb .
Blucge, 3h . .
Peoklnpaugh.
Rul. r
Kuethar, P
Totals
Kew York
Washington
Tiro base bus
run Paschal
r.uel.
ble playi
Vi
.li'l
1 4
11
Oiill -
Cuvier, rf ..
j Moore. 2b . .
Barnhart. If
'Traynor, 3b
iW'riirht. ss .
i Niehaus, 1 b
Smith, c ...
i Adams, p . .
! I TotsU
lio.'lin. K;oe. flpp. H"nit
Stolen bribes Pasrhal,
Sar rlfl'-os Jonen and l.iebold. Iou-
u,rri. to S 1 !' ev 1',1'n in .t e.
l,oft on bases New i"i'H . lH"'M-"
' Base on baii.-oT ,lone 5. r.wr -;ru,k
.b.. .toni-s . !-ilipl!rii--l'i'ieon,
Ormsby snd Mrtlonan. Tima of game
1:ST.
CLEVELAND
A.B. P. 1
.Temlesef If
fpurgpon. 31
Speaker, rf
J. Suvell.
atis-t. c ..
ehenson,
Ktode. In .
f-efter. 2b
tii'Ii. p
I'.'a.a
Mosul, 'f
l's- is. ss
f eilms. 7V
Siieely, 111
1 elk. If
KlsC rf .
K .i in o1 .
"rhalk. c
Thurston.
Connaliy.
: Blades. If
1 lloiul. rf
Kreigau.' ss ....
Brti'jmiey, 1 o
Bell, 3h
j Ha fey. rf
IToporeei. 2b
I .Schmidt, c
1 1 (nines, p
! p'.iiart, V
riai-K, 7.
Mull". "
Toisls
t-afte4 for Set
7.7 -Bailed for
r.ttsburEh
St. Louis
Two I'ase hit.-
. . .4 1
.. 4 1
. . .3 1
.. .4 1
3 S
. LOUIS
a.b. n
. . .4 11
. . .4 0
...4 0
... I 1
. . .4 1
1
12
r.. 1
f ,
0 I
fl i
0 I
Errors Hand Game To Maplewoods
! of Meriden by 11- Score Walltkl
Feature.
ii. ro. A. E,
. 4
.1 1 I "
.1 0 i) 0
3 1 7 2"
m!,1t in ?'h.
Stuart in 9th.
find Olti
aaa lei
N'ietiaus (2 1,
041 -
fina-l
Moore.
W'ntlit,
Freiaau.
CHP-Ai l' i
a.b. r.
14.X25 11
T',,ree base hltBeii. Home runs
Smith. Pouhle pis ys -Toporeer,
Fi-Ttoinle. : Adams. Moore ana .Nenia'i.,
Vmiu and Bottomley. Left on hases
Piusl'ursh 4. St. Louis . Base on balls -cfr
tlHinrs 1. Stni' k oitt-iy Adums 2,
Balnea 1. Ill's off Haines 10 in 7 1-3:
.i'liart 3 in 2. Lo?inj pn, li'r-llainrs.
Uinnires -W ilson, Qulsic:.-. Moran. Time
1 4".
The Orioles lest their first game.
!.of the season Saturday afternoon
jjwhen poor fielding gave the Maple
0 woods, Meriden city champs, an l!-9
j victory. Two passes and an outfield
error started the visitors in the first
inning, but the Orioles came back to
register thrice. Krom then on the
lead alternated, but two more errors
in the eighth allowed three visiting
runs to trickle over the plate and the
Orioles' filial stand in the ninth was
in vain,
getting
five trips to the plate. The Bueher-ri-Walii
ki-l.nke combination execut
ed two fast double plays. Vance
pitched a pretty game for Meriden,
retiring the Orioles on strikes in the
second inning. The score:
Manlewocds .. 1 03 020 032 1 1 $ 3
Orioles .Hid 2ft0 00 4 9 12 6,
Batteries V ance. Tambourine and ;
I'robell: Anderson. Salak and N'el-'
son. Empire Peterson.
The Orioles will practice Wcdii'P-
day night and on Saturday will go
' to Smith Manchester to play the :
, firs' game of a homo-aiid-homo -- j
i rbs with the Sons of Italy of that j
i place. 1
h.H
noon, uompagnone inui
streak and his support going to
smash behind him. This tightened
the race considerably, the Yanks
and White Sox advancing to within
one game of the leaders.
Senators Lose
The big surprise, of the afternoon
was the "third liming of the ijena-tors-White
Sox game, when the
White Sox pushed 11 runs and were
able to get away with a 12-S vic
tory. Compagnone pitched R good
-ame. and blanked the winners in
v. nnt of seven timings, but the i
third proved his downfall, both he
and his flelden growing rattled.
The score:
Senators 1 3 0 3 0 1-
White Sox .... 1 0 11 o 0 0 x-12
Compagnone and J. Trtihan; U
Anderson, J. Parparian and N. Mp
man. Yanks Win
The Yankees kept pace with the
White Sox by winning easily from
the last-place Red Sox. who have
jet to finish on the long end of a
score. The Yankees dug right In
with eight runs in the first inning
and were never In danger. Mike
Grip keeping the opposing batsmen
! away from the bases. The seore:
' Red Sox 2 0 3 0 1. 0 0 6
1 Yankees 8 4 0 o e 1 x IS
I Hubay and A. Kebela; M
! and Vianchl.
WE II H E Op HR
New' York . 4 1 21 45 8 21 5
Cincinnati . 4 2 28 54 6 27 2
Chicago ...3 .3 23 47 7 28 3
St. Eouls . .3 3 29 57 6 21 3
Phila v2 2, 32 61 6 34 4
Brooklyn . .3 3 37 70 13 38 7
Pittsburgh . 2 4 26 S6 10 80 0
Boston 1 3 18 38 7 17 1
American League
W I. R II E OpHR
Wash'gton .4 0 26 43 6 11 0
Chicago .,. 5 2 3a 62 10 36 2
Phila 3 2 32 44 6 24 0
St. Louis .. 4 3 52 87 12 52 5
Cleveland . .3 3 37 69 11 30 4
Xew York .1 3 1 4 40 4 21 0
Boston 1 4 19 62 8 35 2
Detroit ...1 5 14 47 9 20 1
! -i ' aegsaeag 1
!' n
gether Landers, Frary & Clark and ting . last week fell below the
Fafnir In a play-off to decide third standard set in the opening week
place. The Fafnir team has come
along at a great rate during the
moat fpw urpt ks. while Landers has
noticeably fallen behind, so that this j blows to his previous total of five
of major league baseball this year
as "Gabby" Hartneett, of the Chl
eatro Nationals, added two circuit
E. Schaefer
F; Murphy . .
W. Linn ....
P. Zucchl ...
H. Jcksephson
C. Perklna ..
A. Stotts ....
C Zolz
J. Baylock
32
32
3.1
40
38
33
36
82
35
101,4
104.31
104.20
104.1
W2.36
102.32
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P. & F. Team Crippled
By Loss of Joe Jasper
This noon the manager of the P.
and F. team gave out a statement
that changes materially the sense of
the above story, and makes the
chances of his five tomorrow night
appear somewhat less rosy.
The death last night of the father
of Joe Jasper, the Corbin forward
star, has made It Obvious tnai ne
will be unable to play tomorrow
night. This makes it necessary for
the P. and F. boys to Use a sub
forward and since Jasper and
Schultz have played together all sea
son the use of a strange forward
will upset the Corbin teamwork.
The management endeavored to
have the C. C. L. agree to a post-
nonement in view of the cireunir
stances but the request was refused.
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rnntlnned to set the pace in
both leagues. Myatt, of Cleveland
Americans occupies second place
with four homers. 'National league
players have cracked out 4 8 home
runs while those of the American
league have collected 46 in tho totals
Including games of yesterday.
Batters who have collected three
or more home runs follows:
American league Myatt. Cleve
a . 1,-inrstead. Boston, 3.
National league Hartnctt, Chi
cago, 7; Wright, Pittsburg, 3, Bell,
St. Louis, 3; Fournier Brooklyn 3.
'spring Foolbail Workout ,
Starts at iiarvaru
Cambridge, Mass., April 27.
football practice at nana.u
behind closed gates on
Soldiers Field today. All candidates
for the 1925 eleven not aeineiy -"-
caued in other sports
RAIN STOPS H. S,
Red and Cold Leading Naugajick
4-0 When Downpour End Gam
In Fifth Inning.
Spring
will start
have been
fn.ii.ti linl-i Usher.
The P. and F. management cited the " " ' Major
fact that a couple of weeki i ago the ; ; - ' palv ,r s. recently
L,OCKmaKcrs were mucu m - ; . T, -.1 i,v the
Saturday niaht game to speed up the assigned to duty atlUnara by ti e
v.J..t. Knt fl f. oli tiil lioffi ii on 1 .:i r. .
' ...,;ili.i ie,i n-iih Mnior Dalv will handln the lificfc
Kfin n n H MUM t3LI IftUlC, piaj iiifi " " ' -
the Pextos. This, however, did not . Leary will work witl
ehanrre the Lockmen's altitude and , sions will be
no postponement was agreed.
Leo ry.
and
the ends. Ses-
continued until the
heat becomes too oppressive.
iviui omy one more out nflded fo
make a complete game, raii Inter
fered in the New Brltain-Na;tucl;
high school game Saturday afirnoon
ami t'el.l-,o,1 II.. i 1 . . I .
.j im.aia or a iciory.
The Red and Gold was goingn fine
style and led by 4-0, but aheavj
downpour killed their first 'jctory
with two men out In the fiftj Con
II n, pitching for New Britain, as 1p
mid-season rform and had heliNau
gatuck to three hits and fanh five
Grip, playing his first gamejf tb
season, made three circus catdes 1
center field and contributed i lop
double that started New 0tair
scoring. The line-ups: ' j
New Britain: Conlin, p; Nejip. i
Polltls, lb; Belser. 2b; IDarrir, 3b
Claire, ss; I-laber. If; Grip cf;',apai
ka, rf. I
Naugatuck: Leary, p; Kig, r;
Keating, lb; Porian, 2b; R. todg",
3b; Daly, ss; C. Lodge, If; fman.
cf: Patterman, rf. j
Umpire Dick Tuckey. 'j
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BRIGtf
Grip
Rri.-ro ( Lvn wins.
Waiicki starred at the bat, Anim f0 April 27. The Ben
triple, double and single in j ..,',,' of tt)P gt. i,ouis league lost
i 3 to 2. to the Boston club of the
American league the final game of
! a srieS recognized as for the profes
: sional soccer championship of the
! fnited Stats here yesterday. The
i game was fast and furiously contest
ed despite intense heat.
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Eddie Anderson Gains
In State League Race ;
i Eddie Anderson of the Casino j
I alleys. Nw Britain, went still :
j further into the led in the indlvid- 1
j ual slate duekpln championship
tourney which has just closed its
sixth week and is now leading his
nearest rival. Bill Tato of Waterbury
by a three game margin.
Fred Teller of Meriden, defending
state champion, dropped Into a tie
for third place with "Bud" Fisher of
i Hartford, when she lost seven games
in an abbreviated match to the Capi
tal City shooter.
Ray Gaines, another Hartford
timber toppler, but Briatol Colonial
alleys standard bearer, pfter a pro
mising start against Eddie Ander
fon, taking five out of nine games,
lost seven out of nine In the final
half of the match and was nt
down the skidway to fifth place,
j changing places with Fisher,
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