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New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
CHAMPION HEBRON IS SHORN OF TITLE
Amateur Golf HonOrs Will Soon
 Be in New Hands

Roslyn. N. Y, Sept. 9.-The United States amateur golf champion and former champion were eliminated in yesterdays g round of the national amateur golf tourna- ment. F. Davidson Heron, of Pittsburgh, lost his title when he was defeated by J. Wood Platt, of Philadelphia, whom he put out in last years tournament at Oak mont. Platt won yesterday, and l.
 Robert A. Gardner, of Chicago, former champion, was eliminated by another ex- title-holder, w c. Fownes, Jr., of Pitts burgh. The the same in Herron's match-2 and l.
 Two matches went to extra holes Charles Evans, Jr., of Chicago, defeated Reginald M Lewis, of Greenwich, Conn.,, at the 41st hole and Edward P. Allis, of Milwaukee, won from Oswald Kirkby. of Englewood, N. J. at the 39th hole.
 Thomas D. Armour. who halls from Scot land and holds the amateur championship of France, had little trouble with Philip Carter, of Shinnecock, defeating him, and 8. Today Armour is scheduled to play Francis Ouimet, of Woodland, former open and amateur champion, who yesterday had easy time with M. M Jack. of Merton, and z.
 A great battle of juvenile stars was ex- pected today, when Robert T. Jones 2d, of Atlanta, 20 years old. plays F. J. Wright Jr., of Watertown, 22 years old. Yesterday Jones eliminated Frank w. Dyer. of Mont clair N. J., and 4. while Wright had a tougher battle with J. W. Sweetser, Yale's intercollegiate champion, who was put out and l.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
PENNANT RACES GROWING TIGHTER
Important Series in Both Major
 Leagues Are at Hand

New York. Sept e.-The pennant races in the National and American leagues frightened up another notch as a result of yesterdays games. In the senior circuit the Cincinnati Reds. who are setting tho pace. were idle while Brooklyn. in second place, defeated Philadelphia and New York, The Superbas' victory put them tied with Cincinnati SO far games are concerned. but the Reds have a lead of four percentage points New York's double victory over the Braves enabled New York to gain four points on Brooklyn and seven on Cincinnati. In games New York is 1 l-2 behind Cincinnati and Brooklyn.
 White sox Gain Ground.
 Cleveland and New York were not sched- uied yesterday in the American League. while Chicago defeated St Louis and there by gained three points the first and second teams. As a result there are only II points between Cleveland, in first place, and Chicago. in third place. The Indians have a half-game lead over New York, and the latter has some advantage over the
 The fnai tntersectionaI series of the season opened in both leagues today with the western clubs playing in the East and the eastern clubs of the American League in the West. It is possible that before the teams return 10 their home stations that one more of the pennant contenders in both circuits will have been eliminated. if the races are not actually decided.
 Reds Have Hard Task.
 Cincinnati in the National League, and New York. in the American League. have the hardest work cut out for them among the contenders. The real test for the Reds will come next week. when Manager Moran's team will face the Superbas in Brooklyn for three games. and then comes to New York for four games with the latter team. One Of these games is a postponed contest. pre- vented by rain Cincinnati during the last trip of New York.
 The New York American League club will be obliged to meet it's nearest competitors Cleveland and Chicago-on foreign soil The Cleveland series opened today. The New York team will start under decided dis advantage because of the accident to Ping Bodie. who fractured his right ankle in the exhibition game at Pittsburgh yesterday. and because the New York owners have decided not to use Pitcher Carl Mays in the Clevc- land series. The accident to Bodie is ex- pected to weaken the New York outfeld considerably.
 Duny Lewis. the regular iefthelder. has not entirely recovered from injury to his leg It Is believed that sam Wick. utility outfeidcr. will he pressed into service to take Bodies place. while Meusel will con- tinue to substitute for Lewis.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
DEMPSEY IS GENEROUS.
Heavyweight Champion Presents Wife of
 Promoter With Expensive Automobile.

Chicago, Sept. Slack Dempsey. worlds heavyweight champion. accompanied by Manager Jack Kearns and newspaper cor respondcnts. left yesterday for New York. where Kearns hopes to close matches with 6iunhoat Smith and Bill Brennan. The match with Smith is tentatively set for Boston on September aS. Dempsey's contest with Brennan probably will be decided in New York While Dempsey was preparing to leave he learned that Billy Miske. his onnonent in the Labor Day battle at Benton Harbor was in the hotel dining room having lunch with Mrs. MIske. The champion inn ynedIately joined the Miskes. They chatted pIea,antly for Q few minutes and parted with a hearty handshake.
 Before leaving Benton Harbor Dempsey ,re.ented Mrs Floyd FitZsirn0ons. wife of line promoter of the Labor Day contest, with A sl3o00 automobile.
 sIiske returned to his home - St. Paul
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
2ns Trot-Purse si.oso
TANKS LOSE EDDIE.
Hard Hitting outhelder Fractures Ankle in
 Exhibition Game at Forbes Field.

Pittsburgh. Sept. a.-A crowd of 2s.00o persons witnessed exhibition game yes terday between. the New York Americans and the Pittsburgh Nationals the victory going to the visitors. to 2. Babe Ruth satisfied the crowd in the ninth frame. when he made home run. He poled the ball over tho right-feld fence in the longest hit ever at Forbes Field.
 Tn the second inning Bode. the New York centerhelder. tripled and scored on wild pitch. In sliding into home plate he caught his foot the rubber. At first it was thought that he had sprained his leg. but physicians who attended him declared that Bodies right ankle had been fractured and that he would be out of the game for the remainder of the season. The score by innings
 h c New York .........o1B oo4 eo.-7 10 I Pittsburgh ............oa1 900 ooo--3 1 Batteries; Ferguson and Holman; Finn and Hacnner
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
|S MURPHY DAY
 |T CHARTER OAK
bepsie Reinsman Drives De Winners Yesterday
|By JOHN !. NEENAN)

|ndanee at the Grand Circuit races
 Oak Park yesterday was about nnm. The famous old track was
 last. The feature of the racing phenomenal driving of Tom Murphy. var three winners and pulled down ney In the aiit trot with Princess rnss turned for the word in the
 They went to the half we'll but. rounding the far turn. Murphy
 horse. John Henry, carrying lraden. and the chestnut stallion.
 was pacing a terrific clip. They get Co muxzle of John Henry. who
 heat in BIOS i-t--last half in pnds.
 wscond heat John Henry accepted nge of John R. Brsden and Adios waa n whipping finish. but Murphy horse Co the front. although John
 made the Henry horse step right os i-a e beat him. and Adios Guy se third. N
 Tho Second Race.
 ree-yearsold trotters faced tho the word for purse of tz.O0o keond race. Arion guy won the
 after q hot stretch done with krvamter. Murphy landing his colt fn ss0f Ia. and again defeated .pf The Harvester tn the second t:os t.s. Peter whitlock winning Do from Walter cox's lilly. The b Morris.
 Bonnlngtos Wins. kton. trottsr that Geers drove to | of 3f04 a-t a few years ago. and kmbsr of tho Valentine stable. was | of the fimld in the :;it trot, de- Dc L in the frst round in 2.0a 3-4 ItlnK in tho second heat in BIOS leg, From Let Fly Murphy. after fn- 3h in the irst heat with Princess made a great rush for tho nnal
 could finish no better than third.
 of seven horses were sent away Is trot IIinds captured the first .1s Ia with Crexs Tn the second tphy brought Oar ttyat home a sl0s Ia. Dos PAios getting the
 the third heat Goers' mare. Miss
 was drawn. Dos pnioa was sent
 the heat by Dieksraon. but the orae. Oar Hyai, stood a long. hard fouEh the homo stretch and won heat and race. time alo9 i*4 Dar
 was . money-winner in his race
 The Summaries.
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New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
ENGLISH CRICKETERs LEAD.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 9.-The Incognito team of British cricketers led the New York Halifax Cup team, 37o runs to 70, when stumps were drawn. yesterday at Haverford. The visitors won the toss and batted first. After his side had accumulated S75 runs for loss of six wickets, Captain Metcalf declared the innings closed. The New Workers also had lost six wickets when play stopped for the day. They continued their first innings today.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
PENNANT IS WON.

Waterbury. Sept s-New Haven clinchcd the championship of the Eastern Lea gue yesterday afterroon by defeating Waterbury by count of 10 to in old-fashioncd slugEinE match.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
HOM'S THISe

Montreal. Sept. a-The latest thing fin strikes occurred here yesterday. when owners of horses scheduled to compete fin the fall meeting of the Montreal Jockey Club today refused tO nll their entries unless the size of the purses was increased The owners arc holding out for 100 per cent. increase in minimum purses from $500 to sI,s0O
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
LACY SOLD TO BRAVES.

Boston. Sept. 9-The Boston National League baseball club yesterday announced the purchase of Second Bascman Lacy from the Columbia team of the South Atlantic League. Lacy has been ordered to report to the Braves immediately.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
(SECOND GAME

Philadelphia Sept. 9.-Brooklyn won the odd game of the five contests with Phila- delphia, to 4. yesterday. Tragesser and Williams drove in all of the local runs. Paulette's hand injured by a pitched ball in the fifth frame. The by innings:
 h e Philadelphia ......... 900 900 301-4 10 , Batteries: Pfefrer and Miller; Meadows. Betts and Tragesser
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
PRIZE FIGHTS IFGarIzEp

Boston. Sept. a.-Professional prize fights, open to the public. were legalized in this city yesterday. when the city council unani- mously accepted the legislative act per mittlng them and Mayor Peters gave his
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
WANT WILSON BARRED.

Canton, O.. Sept. 9.-Faiiure of Middle weight Champio Johnny Wilson to fulfill his contract for A 12-round bout here with Bryan Downey, of Cleveland. Labor Day has resulted in fthe Canton boxing commits
 sion deciding tY ask the boxing commissions in Ohio and other states to bar the Essterner
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
Standing of the Teams.

Games Today. Pittsfield at Springfield. Bridgeport at Albany. New Haven at Waterbur.> Worcester at Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. Springfield 6: Pittsheld 2. New Haven 10: Waterbury 2. Hartford 5; Worcester 3. Albany :; Bridgeport 1.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

Detroit, Sept. s.-Errors caused Detroit $ defeat here yesterday by Philadelphia, to {. The Tigers made four n1isplays in the second inning and the visitors scored four two hits. The score of the game by innings:
 r C Philadelphia .........o40 01o o0o-5 1 Detroit .............o0 900 O12 o01-4 II Batteries: Naylor and Perkins; Dauss and Manion
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
ST. MARY'S WIN AGAIN
NauEatuck Girls Team Is Forced to B
 to a :s-to-1e Defeat on Home Gtoundl Miss Lambert Fans Nine BstsgirIs.
By BrHgs

The St. Mary's girls baseball team ad( another victory to the seasons list yester( in Naugatuck when the locals won a gai 23 to 12. It was the second time this 7 son that the Borough team had met dej and in both instances it was the local who turned the trick.
 Miss Lambert. who, occupied tsae. nd for the locals, turned in a fine brand baseball, striking out nine of the oppot batsgirls. She was nicked for Il hits Lynch, who did the catching, put up al game and her batting proved the fe, she having registered two three-ba Miss McGrath also swung a mean bud accommodating two two-baggers. The ey
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

Let Fly. b C.. by Peter the Great
 tDOdgel s.ss.st.+s..s.. s..+....ss. Joe L., oh. E., by Azon tDieker-
 sonl sssssss..t.. sss'.sssss. Princess Nadena. b. m. by Justice
 Brooke (Murphyb .............. Grace Drake, blk. m, by Robert c.
 twhite1 .s....s.....-.... ' Beta Girl. D. m. by Moko (Pack-
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 Time-.:0o 5-43 a.os Ia.
 2Is Trot-Purse ff.oso Oar Hyal. b. R. by Peter the
 Great-Driftlet CMurphyl ...... I 1 crex. b. E., by Justice Brooks
 tHtndsD t........s..*...... I D CDieksrsonj ....,............... !: 2 Charm Spears h. m. by Farmer
 Spears tCox) INSTRUMENTATION. Harvest silver. TO. C, by The Hsr-
 vester (McDonaldD ............. Charley Herr. IT.. h. h.. by Charley
 Herr Cwhitel .................. Hali Cdssrs) ......'.,......... 7dr. Time-2.is t-t: 2:os f-2; 2:0s i-2.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday'u Results. Chicago 5; St. Louis 5. Philadelphia s; Detroit {. Other teams not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

Games Today. Cincinnati at Boston.
 St. Louis at Brooklyn.
 Chicago at New York.
 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Jersey City 14: Reading 6. Baltimore 3-4; Syracuse 2-1 (first game 10 inningsD.
 Buffalo 1o-2: Rochester o-1. Toronto z; Akron O..
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
Standing of the Teams.
Games Today.

Games Today. Jersey City at Reading. Syracuse at Baltimore. Rochester at Buffalo. Akron at Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09

BrusEcls.-"who am I?" The Bel gium government is trying to help this boy answer that question. The boy says that all he knows is that his name is Charles Louis and that his father was addressed "M. Le Prince" He was in Brussels in 1914. but fled when the Germans entered and was taken in charge by French priest who took him to America. Now the boy is back in Belgium trying to find out who he is. He is said to be aristocratic in beaIxpg, speech. and
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results. New York 6-5; Boston 0-1. Brooklyn q; Philadelphia 4. Other teams not scheduled
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

White Sox Defeat Browns In Postponed Game-Errors by Tigers Allow Athletics to Register Victory.
 Chicago. Sept. s.-Altheugh outbatted, Chicago won a postponed game from St: Louis yesterday, to 3, by punching hits in the sixth and seventh innings. They drove De Berry off the slab with two out in the seventh frame after scoring all of their runs. BurweIl stopped them the rest of the game. Claude Williams hit hard, but proved strong in the pinches. The score by innings:
 c St. Louis .0o0 100 s0o-3 12 0 Batteries: William and schalk; De Berry. Burwell and Severed.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
Standing of the Teams.
Games Today.

Games Today. Boston at Chicago. New York at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Following is the standing of the ted in the Industrial Baseball League:
New Britain herald., 1920-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE !.
Toney and SaIlee Hurl Giants to Pair of Victories Over Braves-Dodsers Again
 Down PhiIlies, Taking Odd Game of Series.

Boston. Sept. s.-New York closed its season in Boston yesterday by winning both games of a double eader-s to and to 1. Toney held Boston to four hits in the first game and not of the home players reached third base. Sallee, recently ob- tained from Cincinnati by the waiver route, held Boston in check in the second game pitching for New York for the first time this season The scores by innings:
 CHRIST GAINED.
 New York ............1O1 200 o2o-6 II o Boston ................0 900 900 oo0-o l Batteries: Toney and Snyder; Watson, Townsend and O'Neill.
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