New Britain herald., 1922-10-03

ehe series between the New Yorl n, Yankees and the New York Giants for the worlds championship title Those who will be unable to witness tho struggle. can get the returns O tho gamea, play by play, at the Her eld onico. There will be mega phone service, and complete ac count in each issue during the rcrles The games will be called each day al ! o'clock.
 So far the betting seems to favor the Tanks to win, because of the ex- cellent work of the pitching staff.
 Outside of Art Nehf and Jesse Barnes, the Giants do not seem to have any real good hurlers. It anay develop, however, that Bill Ryan, and {. McQuillan will come through and be | hero this season.
 Several freak bets have been re- ported, among them that Ruth will not ret homo run during the coming series.
 The worlds title will be decided this year. in seven games, the win nor of the first four copping the honor.
 It looks like Joe Bush. for the Tanks, and Art. Nehf. for the Giants. e the opposing hurlers in the open- Ing game.
 The Empires football team will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the corner of Chapman street and New ington road, for practice.
 The West Ends football eleven of Torrington would like to meet any 130-140 pound team in this city. The Torrington team Is considered one of the best in northern Connecticut. Teams desiring games should com municate with Mark Moscarillo, ' Park avenue. Torrington; telephone 667-2.
 Harry Greb, the Pittsburgh mauler, has applied to the New York Boxing Commission for a reinstatement. He was suspended for his failure to go through in a match with Dave Rosen- berg.
 A golf match between George Dun- can and Abe Mitchell, the British stars, and Gene Sarazen and Jim Barnes, the American stars, will be played at the Pelham Country club, on Oct. TO-
 Jack Dempsey is advising Floyd Johnson, the California heavyweight, in his training for the bout with Bob Martin, the A. E. F. champion scheduled at New York on Friday night.
 If the Giants should defeat the yinkees in the coming worlds series, Manager John J. McGraw will have led Connie Mack, in piloting three 'prld's champions. .,-
 'he chief topic among those who ave the interest of the High school potball team at heart, seems to be that has happened to the eleven. In he opening game with the East Hart ord eleven, the locals created fla orahle impression. Then came the ad beating at the hands of Drury EiEh school at North Adams, Mass. he Shamrocks, in a practice game Sst week, walloped the school team
 fare the well. Then to top off
 fters, the Alumni played rings
 'and the Red and Gold warriors.
 The Trojans will meet tonight for
 tball practice at o'clock in <, ltz's hall on Clark street.
 Tesse Swtetser, national amateur golf champion, teamed with Bobby Andrews of New Haven, will meet Joe Kirkwood and Walter Hagen, holder of the British open champion ship title, at New Haven on Oct. IA.
 The record made by Rogers Horns by, of the Cardinals, in leading in home runs with 4o, and leading the | National league in hitting with an average of .401 ought to stand for a few seasons. "Babe" Ruth certainly is entitled l to credit. for his home run clouting this past season. The Sultan of Swat was out of the game for 40 days through punishment, yet he managed to finish fourth in the race for the honors, with a total of 35 homers.
 Harry c. Brown, popular Traut & Hine Manufacturing company off ] cial, will witness some of the coming | games in the worlds series.
 Billy Hanna left this afternoon for New York to attend the worlds se- ries. Billy plans to attend all of the contests.
 Pancho Villa, the Filipino boxer, was prevented from meeting Battling Murray at Philadelphia last night, owing to an illness.
 Down in New York the report is being passed around that J. Franklin Baker is to bid farewell to baseball at the end of the worlds series
 Willie Hoppe former billiard champion, has entered in the 1S:2 halkiine tourney at New York next month.
 Bob Martin, former heavyweight cha m picn of the A. F. F., twill meet Floyd Johnson. of the Pacific coast, in 1b-round bout at Madison Square Garden. on Friday night.