New Britain herald., 1924-06-30

} Spe akin g 5 5 of Sports E 
 Six Americans-three women and three men arc still in the running ior the Wimbledon tennis champion ships. They are Vincent Richards, II. Norris Williams and Watson Nj. Wash burn; Miss Helen Wills, Miss Eliza beth Ryan and Mrs. Marion z. Jes- sup.
 Windsor's four-day Bay State cir cult meeting opens at Sage Park to- morrow afternoon and continues through July with three races card ed for each day. Down for decision tomorrow are three trots, the 2:S0, e:1S and junior division of the three year old event. The first two named events carry s1.00O purses while the latter is worth $500.
 Chunky Bobby Emmerich of the Worcester club is the Eastern leagues leading base stealer. accord in to official averages compiled through Wednesdays games. He has total of 19 thefts to his credit His nearest rival is Alb Herman, a team mate, who has pilfered 13 sacks.
 Bud staploton of Pittsfieid and Har- man have cracked out the most num- Der of doubles with Is, while Lou Gehrig of Hartford is tied for the most triples and homers
 Cyril Walker of New York, open golf champion, paired with Bobby cruikshank of ShackamaAon, defeated Joseph F. Byrne, Newark's city anna teur champion, and John R. Lang lands, the Weequahic professional, 5 and 8, in an lS-hole exhibition match at the Forest Hill Field club ycster- day.
 The links Of the scarsdsle Golf and Country club at Hartsdale, x. l.. pro- duced two members of the Hole-in- One cub yesterday, H. C. Rossmaier qualified on the l00-yard 17th hole and Leroy Miller on the 1lo-yard sey- enth hole. Par for each is three,
 After the same Saturday, Manager NtcConn ot the Bosses, handed the blue envelopes 90 Robinson. Hamiml and OConnell.
 This was no reflection on their h. dhidunl ability as players, but Nas in the interest Of team work.
 These boys arc Of tho ilashy type and, the manager felt, sacrificed team work for their own interests. Too temperamental for tho good of the team," was the way he summed il up.
 The Yankees lost , to . io Tom Dowd's Windsor Lock All Collegians yesterday afternoon and tho famous Babe Ruth went hitlsss in four times up. Windsor Locks won on s homer by Sullivan in tho eighth with two men on.
 Conway of the Pirates also pulled shoestring catch that was a hum- dinger.
 % Anyway. Corbin gave another sur prise of different sort later on when usual as it is for him 10 drop them, 
 But marking back through the ages Chasebsll asesD old timers can remember when Hal, tipping the beam at about 1eR, used 10 be as fleet of foot as any Of the boys. But then, there's some difference in running down 10 second with ie5 pounds than there i. in rolling down with a is5 or so.
 Any way. corhin is a popular play CT and tho fans gave him c good hand
 The Mohawk team cannot complain that Manager Clynes did not give everybody a chance Saturday. If there were any others around who did not play it was either because they didn't want 10 ot they didn't have on 2 uniform. Joe used almost two fun teams
 The MehaRks Saturday afternoon rssembled nothing SO much as they did Johnny Tobins Corbin Hnd sox. quite a few of the red legged boys are with the Mohawks
 Erickson and woiak turned in some nice fielding plays in the St. Mary Pioneer game Saturday
 One of the surprises Of surprises oc- cured in the early innings of the Mohawk Ranger game when Hal Cor hin, center fielder for inc Rangers after 4 long run, got a high fy right in his mitts and dropped it.
 That's something that Hal seldom does and players almost instinctively feel that there's not much use in rIn- ming it out when the ball goes in his direction.
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