New Britain herald., 1926-08-23

Philadelphia has gained a new prominence in sports with heavy weight boxing bout added to it's Sesquicentennial celebration and a baseball game played on Sunday without police interference.
 According to Connie Mack there will be no Sunday baseball this sea- son because of schedule difficulties but that of yesterday, when his team defeated the Chicago White SoS, 3 to ?, was a success except for driz- gle which fell throughout. Mack was armed with an injunction and Lefty Grove with a varied assortment of curves and good control. Therefore there was no interference, either from the police or the White Sox.
 Cleveland's Indians, heading for New York and another Crucial series with the Yankees, stoped long enough at the national capital to down the Senators twice, 10 to ? and to O.. Uhle and Shaute were the winning boxmen, haute allow ing only four safe hits.
 There were developments of more than passing moment in and around the National league. St. Louis edged back almost into tie with Pitts burbh for the lead by winning its eighth straight behind Jess Haines' excellent craftsmanship. The Frisch- less Giants were the victims, to n.sis- xrh ceeded Frankie as captain, con- tributed brace of errors to the defeat, ..
 Manager John McGraw of the Giants suspended Frisch indefinitely and 1t may mean day, week, month or a year,h he said. It was made plain that Frisch's record in the game had been good and that this would be taken into considera- ton in settlement of the case.
 -Frisch left the team in St. Louis and arrived at his home in New York yesterday.
 T did not desert and I have not quit baseball" he said. T haven't been feeling well lately and want to take good rest to regain my health. My legs have gone back on me and I just couldn't go to the field.
 "I didn't have any run-in with McGraw over playing third base; I've played there bofer."
 Cincinnati. using Donohue, Lucas, May and Luque, took double head CT from Boston. to and to 6. The first contest went 10 innings and the second 12. On Saturday the teams played IA innings in 2-2 tie. Therefore Cincinnati has play ed 36 frames to win two games from the stubborn Braves. The victories put the Reds one full game behind the leaders.
 Chicago's Cubs and Guy Bush also accomplished some record baseball. The team turned in 23 assists in beating Brooklyn. to 0 and Bush pitched his twenty first successive scoreless inning. Bush has allowed only nine hits in his last 27 frames.
 The Pirates played semi-pro- fessional team in Akron and were held hitless and runless by one Charley Ketchum. They were beat en 6 to 0. It was the second game of that variety that Ketchum had pitched in eight days.
 Max Carey, Babe Adams and Car son Bigbee, recently members of the Pittsburgh team, announced they wished the Pirates all the success to be had and that they should finish on top.
 Then Wilbert Robinson, round manager of Brooklyn had something to say. Rabbit Maranville, he said, was reelased to make room for younger blood. Carey, who had been awarded to Brooklyn, Is nearing 40 years of age.
 And hereafter there will be only one-year contracts for Brooklyn players" Manager Robinson assert ed.
 Meanwhile Big Moose" Clia- baugh of Tyler in the East Texas league, hit his 61st home run of the season, bettering the record of Tony Lazerri now with the Yankees, when he was with Salt Lake City. Babe Ruth leads the American league in circuit drives with S9 and Whack Wilson of Chicago the Ma tio-sI v,rifh 1S