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vPACCRET
THE DAWN-RASSVIET

A Russian Daily Newspaper, Published
BvsFy day, except Sunday, By the Di
F@ctoriSte of Russian Trades UAios Of
he United States of AmSrisa and
Canada,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30
Swimming STARS
| ENTER MARATHON
Approximately 400 Contestants
Start This Morning

Toronto. Ont, Aug. 80 R-Thf
sport axiom that they never come
back will be put to stern test
here tomorrow when approximately
400 contestants take off at $50 a.
m. on the 21-mile swimming mara
thon in Lake Ontario. prizes for the
winners in which total $4,000.
I Virtually every well-known long
distance swimmer in the world is en-
tered in the Canadian national ex-
i hibition's sport attraction. Miss Ger
trude Ederle and Mrs. Nellie Gade
C.orson are exceptions, but the latter
| is in England preparing for another
; swim and Miss Ederle is in vaude-
Vile.
Henry Sullivan. Charles 10th,
Ernst Nierlloetter. Lofty Moore
| Schoemmel. Clarabelle Barrett, Ethel
Hertle. George Young and Edward
Heating are among the swimming
notables who will try to repeat pre-
marathon swimming, is that win
ner never repeats. Sullivan and
10th, although they swan the Eng
fish channel, failed to last the grind
in the Catalina swim, which was
won by Young, a Canadian lad of
II years. There are numerous other
instances of like nature on record.
More than 100000 persons are ex-
pected to- crowd the exhibition
grounds overlooking the starting
point. 1t is expected to be the larg-
est sporting gathering in the do
minion's history.
Although 80 per cent of the en-
trants are from the United States,
II foreign nations are represented.
1t probably will require IS hours
or more for the winner to cover
the triangular course and the finish
is expected shortly after 1880 o'clock
tomorrow night.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-30
POLICE NINE TO TACKLE
MERIDEN AGAIN TOMORROW
Hardware City Bluecoats to Make Desperate Fight to
Win Second Game of Series-Silver City Coppers
Took First Contest-Bly Kline to Again Occupy
the Mound-Locals to Have Final Practice Today
Battle to Be Staged At Willow Brook.
The New Britain Police Depart

The New Britain Police Depart
ment baseball team will meet the
team representing the Meriden de-
partment at Willow Brook park to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock In
the second game of home and
home series of contests staged an
nually between the two armies OF
peace guardians.
The Meriden team in the first
game last week, drew first blood by
defeating the local team. 1t was
a closely fought battle and only a
stirring rally by the Meriden blue
coats in the sixth inning coupled
with few out and out gifts by the
New Britain players enable the Sill
yer City aggregation to walk away
with victory. This contest was
staged at Hanover Park in Meriden.
Tomorrow. Manager Tom Dolan's
crew will be on its toes every min
ute. Meriden has already promised
| its home fans to take both games
but New Britain rooters are just as
keen that New Britain at east bring
! home one strip of bacon to the
Hardware City. 80.
| The New Britainites will again
| face Billy Kline. ace Of the Silver
City hurting staff. Billy last week,
after stormy six innings, suddenly
started in like the veteran that he is
and when New Britain needed a
! lone run to tie the score he was in
vincible.
Slim Politis or Tommy Blanch-
ard. the former southpaw and the
latter husky right handler. will re-
ceive the pitching assignment to-
morrow. 1t was this combination,
one relieving the other, last year
that came through with a win in
the second game after Meridsen had
taken the laurels in the first con-
test.
The New Britain team will be out
in full force this afternoon for its
final practice session before the
game Paddy" OMara will put the
squad through a stiff drill in an eff
fort to correct the weaknesses that
cropped up last week. Batting drill
will also be given the team against
curves such as Kline throws and il
the determination of the players
counts for anything. the New Brit
ain team will come through with
victory tomorrow.
1t is expected that Mayor Gard
ner c. Weld will be on hand to
throw out the first ball. The mayor
has been secretly practicing for the
past two weeks and he is able to get
a lot of smoke on the ball now.
The game will be staged at Will
low Brook park and Park Superin-
tendent Ralph Wainwright will have
a force Of men out today and tomor-
row, getting the diamond in shape
for the epic struggle. The contest
will start promptly at o'clock and
it is expected that several hundreds
of rabid fans will be on hand.
Following the game, banquet
will be served to the visiting guests
at the Elks hall club on Washington
street. Here the victors will be
toasted and the razzberries will be
handed out to the losers.
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have won the match. The Fletch-
cr-king combination took the first
set 6 to 3 and brought the third to
four-all only to have the winners
take the next two games.
Murdoch showed lack of practice
during the play. He has been trying
to play baseball with the Stanley
Rule & Level team as well as golf
and his tennis game has suffered as
a consequence. Le!nhard also was
below his usual form, but the pair
expects to pick up as the matches go
towards the finals.
The courts We're unusually slow
owing TO the frequent and hard rain
but this apparently did not bother
Fletcher and King as they repeated
ly executed brilliant and unexpected
shots to ace their opponents.
Additional matches scheduled for
today are Nogcl and Christensen VS..
Hanny and lNarr at 4 p. m. and
Meyer and Anderson VS.. Schupacl
and Stcinm3n at p. m.
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By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
One of the most eventful days the
National league has experienced
this season today pointed the way
for the possible dethronement of the
Chicago Cubs. Today the Cubs had
a lead of only two and one half
games in the national pennant race
over their closest competitors.
The Cubs We're baked twice yes
terday by the Giants, New York
batting Hal Carlson out OF the box
in the first game during a furious
rally that brought McGraw's team
an ST win, and taking the nightcap.
A.. with a seventh inning splurge
at the expense of Charlie Root.
After seven successive days of
idleness TIL Giants snapped right
back int other winning gait, which
has extended to six consecutive VIC
tories. The team also has won 81
out of its last 81 games for the best
late season showing in the older cir
cult.
Heinie Mueller. formerly with the
st. Louis Cardinals. was the big bat
ting star in both contests, his home
run and two singles accounting for
five runs. The key to the situation
in the first game, however, was an
error by Elwood English. Cub short
stop, who fumbled a grounder with
a double play in sight. The Giants
then went on their third inning
Ir urhi
seven runs
The worlds champion Cardinals
got an even break in their twin bill
with Brooklyn. Jess Petty stopped
them in the opener, FL, but Jess
Haines led the Mound City entry to
a victory by the same score in the
second contest. The result put the
st. Louis team in tie for second
place with Pittsburgh as the BUGS
played a % tie with Philadelphia,
the game being called on account of
rain.
Only three and one-half games
separated the Cubs from the Giants
today to mark the first division
span.
The Boston Braves. after whip
ping first division teams with much
regularity in recent games, bowed
twice to the Cincinnati Reds, who
won by scores of AZ and 6-5. The
Reds made 26 hits in two games.
Art Nehf. who received credit for
Cincinnati's victory in the second
game. received notice of his uncon-
iitional release.
There was less excitement yester-
eiay in the American league. The
Yankees slapped the Browns again
ut St Louis. this time by score of
SIS. New York has won all its is
games with Howley's outfit this sea-
son. Lou Gehrig belted his 41st
homer Of the year and trails Ruth
by one, the Bambino failing to hit
safely.
Washington failed to get out of
Bucky Harris had his players draw
for places in the game with Chicago,
the result being that Harris, Speak
err. Ruel and Bluege sat on the
bench. Rain halted the game in the
last half of the second inning with
the Mats leading the Sox. 81.
Philadelphia scored SO win
over Detroit with Jack Quinn allow
ing three safe hits. 1t was the's sixth
defeat in row for the Tigers.
Slim Harriss let the Cleveland
Indians down with two hits and the
Boston Red Sox Won by 1912
cound. Flagstead's error prevented
Harriss from getting a shutout
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CUBS BUY PITCHER
sale of Phil Wcincrt. Husky South
paw from Pacific Coast League, Is
Announced.

Los Angeles. Aug. 0.-tFl-Sa)e
of Phil Wcinert. husky southpaw
pitcher with the Mission club of the
Pacific Coast Baseball league TO the
Chicago Cubs. was announced today
by Howard Iorcnz. secretary Of the
san Francisco aggregation. Weinert
will report immediately to the Cubs.
Cash and players who will be de-
livered by the National league club
to the Missions next spring We're in
Nolyed in the deal. Lorenz said.
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more with a So victory. The God
dcss of Revenge for the sixth time
in eight games had been kind to the
pilot Of the Braves. His knockout
by Smith had been avenged.
It i salmost Il certainty that the
margin Of victory by the pennGnt-
winning team in the National will
be less than four games. Which
makes it seem as if that left hook
on the jaw of Manager Bancroft
may prove costly knockout to the
Pirates.
Moral: the ball field is no place to
fight.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
New York Jack Britton out
pointed George Levine, Brooklyn,
10. Roberto Roberti, Italy, won by
technical knockout from Arthur
Smith, Wyoming, ].
Tulsa - W. l.. CYoung) stribling,
Georgia. knocked out Ed Smith, Neo-
desha, kas.. 8.
Fights Tonight
Chicago - Eddie Shea VS.. Johnny
Hill, 10.
Portland. Ore. Joey Sanger vs..
Young Nationalist, 10.
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WIN FIRST MATCH
IN DOUBLES Play
Murdoch and Leilhand Have
Luck on Their Side

streak of luck yesterday. came
through as victors in the first mattel
Of the first round Of the city cham
pionship doubles tennis tournament.
They doWned Fletcher and King but
il was only after one of the hardest
fi"hts on record in the doubles play
for the city tile. il the remainder
of the matches come anywhere near
to equalling this match. the tourna-
mcnt this year will b. a whiz.
Had the losing team been pos
s"Ssed Of a little more experience.
there is no telling but what it would
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Y the Associated Press.
0ncluding games OF Aug. 29.)
National

BY the Associated Press.
Including games of Aug. 29.)
National
Batting-P Waner. Pirate, 1887.
Euns--P. Waner, Pirates, los.
iIits-p. Waner, Pirates. 1911.
Doubles-P. Waner Pirates, SO.
Triples-P. Waner. Pirates. II.
Observation-Disclosures, Phillies, %;
Wilson. Cubs, IS.
stolen Bases-Frisch. Cardinals, IS
jtching-Benton, Gianst. won 10
lost 4.
American
Batting--Smmons, Athletics, 1913.
Kuns-Guhrig, Yankees, 1927.
HitS-Gchrig, Yankees, ISL.
ples-Gehrig. Yankees, IS.
Doubles-Burns, Indians, 46; Gehrlg
Yankees, 4G.
Homers--Ruth. Yankees. AZ.
Stolen 3ases--Sisler, Browns, Is.
Pitching-Hoyt, Yankees, won IS
lost ),
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CARDINALS PRACTICE

The Cardinal A. G. baseball team
will practice tonight at $50 o'clock
at Walnut Hill park. All players
are requested to attend.
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| lI,1,Lil.


x-Ba,ted fo- Writehi1 in I'M
! Philadelphia .....,...."1u las pU0-5
Two base NcManUs. Tllrr base
hts Hale, RoeN Losing ritrher-
Whitehall. Umpres- NalIin and Djneen.
Time iS
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x-Batted for Shaute in Sth.
Two base lits-Eothrock, Shaner. Todt
Regain. Three base hit-FlaEstead. Los
ing Observation-Disclosures. Empires Nc
Gowan, Evans and Hidebrandt. Time
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Chicago .............,..OO 600 Oo-1
We" 1oFk ............... uuO wv iX--1
Game called on account of rain
tmpires-- Klein, Mccormick and Nc
l.aughin. Time-1:4i.
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ST. LOUIS

X-Batted for CASTOR IN 9Th
Two base hits-bugan. PennorE, Bon
cough. knenig. Tire" base hit-Ccn.hs.
Home run--C;ehrir. Losing pitcher Tow
der. 'mpres-tieiscl. Rowland and Orms-
by. Time-2:o9
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PITTSBURGH
PHILADELPHIA

TNlThdeIVNia .........-,,Wfl Nnn-o
sacrifices-Smith, Thompson Two base
hits-Sand. Leach, Grantham tmpires-
Moran, O'l'ay and Reardon. Time-ll4
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=
y Two base Barrett. Toporccr. I'M
rires--Qdigley, Wilson and Pfirman. Time
lilo.
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