New Britain herald., 1923-07-18

the CincyS, deserves his place in the
hall of baseball fame. Yesterday he
won both games of double header
against the Braves, incidentally turn
ing in his 18th win this season.
The Yani<s yesterday suffered the
worst defeat in many moons, being
showed under 10 to 0 score when
the Cleveland heavy hitters pounded
Carl Mays for 20 hits. Ceyeland's
pitcher, Uhle,h cid the Yankees help
less and incidentally turned in his
fourth consecutive four hit game.
iris Speaker got a hand when he
tripled with the hassocks occupied.
Two homers, by Snyder and Groh,
aided the Giants in winning from the
Cubs, 7-3.
The victory gives the McGrawmen
the series.
The Robins six runs in the fourth
inning beat the Pirates -.
The Springfield batsmen pounded
out victory over Pittsheld yesterday
when Damsau hit a homer with one
on and Simpson followed.
It was Deepjen's homer with the
bases full that gave Albany S-4 VIC
tory over Bridgeport.
Joyce of New Haven was no mys-
terry to Waterbury and the Brasscos
won 11-2, incidentally breaking into
the win column for the first time in
seven starts.
Worcester. by defeating Hartford,
II to 8, finished successful week
with seven straight wins under Jess
Burkett's guidance.
Four holdout jumps in the Interna-
tional have been blacklisted by the
league president
Shorty Demoe, the Hartford sec
ond baseman, now has played in "a
consecutive games without making an
error
Owing to strained thigh muscles,
w. A. Cumins and E. d. Rusnake,
both Yale entries in the 100 yard dash
at the Yale-Harvard- Oxfo" l-Cam-
bridge meet at Wembley IlXt Satur-
day, may not be able to run. The |
American university men came from
Oxford to London yesterday to prac-
tice on the Wembley grounds. The
coaches are particularly anxious to
give Durant and Cole of Yale, low
hurders, the chance to become &C
quainted with the course, as part of
1t is through a tunnel under the sta
dunn. w. E. Stevenson, formerly of
Princeton, who is representing Oxford
in the quarter mile. is in top form,
while Milligan, the Oxford half miller,
is expected to equal his American rec
ord.
The Sunday game between the Pr
ates and Besse-Leland team is Great
ing lot of interest Despite the
man-for- supremacy of the B-L,
there are many followers of the Pr :
ates who are backing them for win.
1t is reported that all Is not har- !
mony in the ranks of the Rangers.
Some of the players, 1t Is reported,
object to favorable comment that has
been made about Satalino's playing. T
Some. 1t is said, accuse Angy of TAX I
ing praise too seriously.
Spectators at last Saturdays games 7
we're convinced that the umpires have q
the habit of talking back to players \
too much. They enjoyed the tilt be-
tween Red" Campbell and McCor- {
mick of the Berlin Construction Co.
and Reds denial that he was too old
to play were received with approval
by all those who heard the words
said, Mccormick has a long way to
go, yet before he will ever come near
The same class that Mr. Campbell has
played with and is still able to COM
pete with. Well. experience comes
With years. we suppose.
Reds" only grave error Saturday
was in talking back to his annoyers.
One warming, backed up by display
If the watch---then action is the
proper move against disturbers
There is one fighter in the ring to-
lay that is always willing to meet his
He is Mickey Walker
champion of the world.
Walker never has to be challenged
vice either and is always in condi-
ion for a bout of any number of
ounds. His defeat of Nate Seigel of
Soston Monday night was decisive
nd now his manager, Jack Bulger,
as arranged to match him up with
larry Greb of Pittsburgh. Matching
Walker and Greb though seems
ocular stunt unless Walker is out
rowing the welterweight division by
caps and bounds. The Jersey boy
gifts at 147 pounds and Greb at 10.
is even doubtful that the Pitts
urgher can make 100 pounds ringside
Hickey may receive another challenge
pom from Benny Leonard for the well
srweight championship as "Benneh"
as expressed his desire to meet Wal
er. A bout between these two would
E pip and we'll worth seeing.
Sailor MaNted. now of Newark, but
,rmerly of Wallingford. has hooked
p with Tom Cowler of England for
bout at the Freeport Auditorium. 81
report, l.. l., Friday night. There
a good bout carded for tonight, also
stween Richie Mitchell of Milwau-
se and Charley White of Chicago.
h csc two have met hefora fha uvind,