New Britain herald., 1925-04-15

;,s;tiii;iin.iiisi,tt,aistit,ni;;i,:,,...,., 1 s e a kin g \ \ of Sports \ s,s,na.a,,,.,t, ,t,,,,a,,,aasanas,t,,s,s:, The Boston Braves put on their warpaint and went out for scalps in Inc fourth inning against the New York Giants. took commanding cad, and won. to 4
 Lightning" Sheely. first sacker the White sox. tried to make it sy for Hollis Thurston, who was ing hit hard by the Tygers. but s efforts were fruitless. Sheely 'ckcd out the only home run of game. but his club took the short
 Of to count. etc 5Donohue, ace of the Cincin- ihNup lNHllHb CUrpst pllCntu utout ball against the Cardinals, inning his game to 0. Only one 'ardinal reached third and only two ot far as second base. He walked 2 one but was touched for six hits. Rogers Hornsby, star hitter of the National league, failed to get safe NlA,, neaT ,t. lx,t ing star being up four times against he Reds pitching ace.
 "Dazzy" Vance, star of the Brook yn Dodgers pitching staff, has tarted on record for strike outs. He famed eight of the Philadel- )hians in the first game of the sea- son and beat the Phillies. 3 to 1.
 Homers by Benny Paschal and | Bob Meusel of the Yankees made ID for the absence of Babe Ruth, | he home run king, and brought lbout the defeat of the worlds he sick list.
 Jimmy McAuley, former coast eaguer, who is subbing for Maran- lille at short for the Cubs, gave rood account of himself In his first yame in Chicago. He handled seven hances nicely, figured in two snap by double plays, and in addition to rawing a pass, was credited with wo sacrifices in four times up.
 Babe Ruth could not be present t the Yankee Stadium to observe ow his mates were able to dispose f the champion Washington Sena- ors without the heaviest gun of heir offensive, but the family of the ome run king was officially repre- ented by Mrs. Ruth. She Is pinch fitting for him in his literary work. Thirty athletes participated in the rst spring football workout at Columbia university yesterday under he direction of Head Coach Charles Crowley. At the close of the prac- ice, announcement was made by he student board that effort will be made to set aside a room in the new tudents hall for the varsity grid ron captain as testimonial to the ate Percy Haughton.
 Interest in collegiate baseball to- ay is Accused on Princeton's annual ame with Holy Cross in Jungle own. The contest will feature the hird pitching duel between Charlie aldwell of Princeton and Ownie arrol of Holy Cross, the latter aving triumphed last year, to ?, fter being bested by Caldwell two ars ago, to 0.
 Although the Baltimore Orioles beat the gun" to an carly start yes- rday in their triumph over Toron- Q. officials opening of the Interna- onal league is scheduled for today. ersey City has arranged half holi- ay to mark the Skeeters' home start gainst Buffalo, while Mayor Bried- nbach will throw out the first ball t Newark for the Bears tilt with yracuse. The third game of the ay Will De III IcdulHB, "lltIS tilC ome club will be host to the rochester nine. Cyril Walker, American open golf hampton, has returned to his pro- 1l1lrr essional post at Englewood, N. J., fter a winter in Florida. The title older who won his crown at 'eight under 115 pounds as the re- ult of illness last year, said yeSter- ay that he felt fit for the coming ask of defending his championship Worcester.
 You know Lida," said Walker in iscussng the course where the astern qualifying rounds will be -s=s---s=>=-