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New Britain herald., 1929-08-13
Chick" Murray Has Better of Tight Pitching Duel With Esmail - Losers Errors Play Big Part in Scoring By Winners - Director Hinchey Protests Game On Over Age Claim - Smith Crew Pounds Three Vance Hurlers to Win By 13 to Count.
Standing

Paradise Park went into undis puted lead in the Rotary Boys Baseball league yesterday afternoon at Walnut Hill park when the Hart ford Avenue crew of tossers took the measure of the Washington team, championship outfit last sea son, to the tune of to 0. Play ground Director Edward Hinchcy announced that the game was pro- tested because of claim that a Parad SC Park player was over age,
 In the second game of the day, Smith scored an easy victory over the last place Vance team by a IS 10 score.
 Games Thursday
 Because of the playground track and field meet scheduled for Willow Brook park Wednesday afternoon, the scheduled Rotary league games on that day will be postponed until the next day. On Thursday. Will low Brook will play Y. M. c. A. and Burritt will meet Nathan Hale.
 Paradise Park 5, Washington 0
 Showing complete superiority over it's opponent in every department of the game, the Paradise Park team not only defeated Washington in the game on Diamond No. 2 but it also handed the former champions @ whiteWashing to the tune of to o. The game settles the question of first place between the two.
 "Chick' Murray and Esmail bat tied each other on the mound, Mur- ray hurling for the winners and Esmail for the losers. Murray. though little wild near the end, was in fine fettle and was very Stngy with hits. He allowed only two safetieis during the course of the game while his mates collected total of six solid smacks. Esmail pitched nice, heady game but his mates fell down in the tight places and six errors gave the Paradise Park team plenty of opportunities to score.
 The winners pokcd In their first run in the third on an error at short and another in left field. They scored again in the fourth on a double. walk and an error at 1 third base.
 In the sixth, after catching two ] mon on bunts at third base, Murray drove a triple into right center, scoring two ahead of him. The final run came in the eighth when | Dil'ranzo got his second double of the game, stole third and came home on a passed ball.
 Two lightning like double plays | by the Paradise Park team killed 1 potential rallies of the Washington | outfit.
 Murray starred in the field as well as in the box and he shared honors with Castelli at third and Recanc at short. Glownia at short fol | Washing gton, turned in the fielding | gem of the day when he made 6 enchanted stab of a liner over hi. head by Woiack. The summary:
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New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

Waterloo, Iowa, Aug. 13 R-Gus Sonnenberg successfully defended his worlds heavyweight wrestling championship last night by defeat ing Stanley Pinta, Toronto, Canada, in straight falls.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

Sam Perry, youthful holder of the southern, Alabama state and Bir- mingham city golf titles, will try his hand in the national open this fall.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

Two base hits: Di Franzo 2 Three base hit: Murray. Struck out: By Es- mail 5. Murray 6.
 smith 13, Vance
 The Smith players found the offerings of a trio of Vance pitchers much to their liking and slammed out an easy 3 to victory. Lefty Anderson, star hurler, celebrated his return to the Smith Lineup by holding the southend stickers to a pair of bingles throughout the game. He was never in danger.
 The winners scored in every in ming after being blanked in the first. They crashed out total of 14 hits and with tho aid of six Vance errors chased in 13 tallies Single counters were pushed across in thc second. third and fourth cantos and during the fifth they put up their biggest offensive when they drove seven runs across. Mahan lasted for part of the bomb2rdment in the fifth and was lifted in favor of Cormier The latter, however. was not effective and he gave way to Witham in the seventh. Another run was added to the winners total in the sixth and two more were brought in during the seventh.
 The losers scored their first run in the second on two Smith mis- plays and they made their last on q hit, a pair of stolen bases and a passed ball in the eighth. Tho Gamo WIS called in this session be- cause of the oncsidcdness of the score.
 Colwick and Albancsse accounted for seven of tNeir teams hits be- tween them. Binder played a fine defensive game for the winners. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

Totals 5b 3U I5
 x-Battcd for Hemsley in 10th.
 xx-Two out when winning run scored. Pittsburgh 100 o0O lOA " Brooklyn GOO 100 100 2-4
 Two basc hits: Frederick, P, Waner. Three base hits: BIssonette ?, Moore. Home runs: Herman. Frederick. Struck out: By Swetonic 1. by Petty l. Winning pitcher; Morrison. Losing pitcher: Hill,
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13
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FAFNIR TEAM TO BATTLE
 UNIVERSAL CREW TONIGHT

Second Place and Chance to Stay in Running For Title at Stake in Industrial League Game-Landers Nine Ready For Tough Scrap - "Lefty" Huber and Frank Nestor Probable Pitching Selections - Blue Banner Contest of Season Is Forecast By Fans.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13

Totals g. II II X25 II
 x-Batted for pennock in 7th.
 xx-Batted for Dirbey in 9th.
 NxX-Batted for Sherd in 9th,
 z-Combs, out, hit by batled ball, New York uG3 OGI 0Oo-- Cleveland 2ll U4g 0lN-1l
 Two base hits Avern :, FaIk, L. se- well. Three base hits, Lazzcri. Gelrig. Fonseca ?. Home run Ruth Struck out; By Shaute 2, by Pugras 2, by Peuuock 2 by Shoffner I, by Sherid l. Winning pitcher: SAoftner Losing pitcher; Pen mock.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13
DEFENDS MAT TITLE

Zembko. Struck out; By Zembko s, F den g.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13
smith 13, Vance ?

Two base hits: Di Franzo 2. Three base hit Murray. Struck out: By Es- mail g. Murray 6.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-13
First LutiiCrans Win

Throo rousing rallies in the early innings gave the First Luthcrans a : 60 lead and enabled them to vir- tually lie down on the job and still hand Q 16-1 defeat 10 the Trinity
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-28

Physically, too, you will feel fresh and
relaxed in the new Ford because it is such a
roomy, comfortable car. Seats are wide and
deeply cushioned, with backs designed to
conform to the curves of the body.
Even on comparatively rough stretches,
there are no hard bumps or jolts, nor exag.
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Comfort

You have feeling of mental comfort in
driving the new Ford because you are sure Of
its mechanical reliability. No matter how
long the trip or rough or devious the road.
way, you know it will bring you safely,
quickly to the journeys end.
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Of Ford dealers, and close supervision of ~.
vice are additional reasons for the economy
of the new Ford.
The cost Of new paris Is also low becauss
Of the established Ford policy Of doing bud.
ness at small margin Of profit.
Beanty
The new Ford is distinguished by its quiet
simplicity Of line and air Of sturdy strength.
Without being extreme, it has struck new
note in motor car designing. A particularly
pleasing feature is = choice Of beautiful oolofs
in Ill body types without additional cox.
The upholstery is Of wooden material, rich
and luxurious, yet long.weafing. Tenders are
heavy and gracefully ooneoured. instrument
panel-door handles-window nts-inte.
rior trimming and 6nish-all reveal quality
of material and 4 careful workmanship
unusual in low.price car.
Ease Of Control
Another Outstanding feature Of the new Eocd
is its ease Of operation and CONTROL
The scoring wheel answers to the touch q
adnser. Gears shift silently, smoothly. Brakes
take hold quickly, firmly even On rain-swspe
pavements. Quick aooeleradon aud alert spsed
are especially appreciated In traffic and emer.
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itself is all you need for parking.
All Of these things simplify the mechanics
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comfort Of motoring. Particularly to woman.
they mean driving without strain OF fadeue
Smooth Speed
Everywhere you 80, you note the alert, eapa.
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in traffic. A smooth stretch on the open road
gives revealing measure Of its speed. The
way it climbs the hills in high is IN indica.
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The new Ford will do s. to IS miles IN
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the way it rolls along At 50 and 20 and
. IS. This is your average diving
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SERVICE

"TT HAS always been our belief that sale does not
tAete the transaction betuse" and THE buyer; but
establishes new obligation o" us to see that bis gipe
him servce We are as much interested in bis economical
operation Of the as be is in economical manu.
faeturs efa
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service to take Of all Ford needs economical
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know wbat they entitled to in this respect; that they
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Safety

ONE of the outstanding features of the new
Ford is its mechanical, Misunderstanding
six.brake system.
This is unusually reliable and effective in
action because the braking surfaces of all six
brakes are fully enclosed. There is no posi-
bility of mud, water, sand, road dirt or grease
entering the brake mechanism or getting be-
tween the bands and drum and impairing
brake performance.
The use Of steel forgings wherever there
is possibility of wear in the chassis Of the
car, the sturdy steel body construction.
balance, ease Of operation and control and
Triplex shatter.proof glass windshield are
other important safety features.
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gerated bouncing up and down. The four
Houdaillc hydraulic shock absorbers and
transverse springs take up or absorb the force
of every unevenness in the road before it
reaches the body, frame and chassis Of the cat.
Reliability
The new Ford is reliable in performance
because of its carefully planned simplicity Of
design and the enduring quality that has
been built into every part.
Throughout, it has been made to give you
many thousands of miles Of pleasant, enjoy.
able motoring at minimum of trouble and
expense. From every part of the world come
letters from Ford owners commenting on
this reliability, and giving specific data on
unusual performance.
Thousands of the new Fords have been
driven more than $4,000 miles in the past
year. Some, used night and day, have passed
the 1OO, OOO-milc mark. There is no telling
how far they will 60. The average Life Of the
Model T was seven years. We believe this
new car will do better than that.
Economy
The new Ford is an economical car to own
and drive because of the low cost of opera.
ton and up-keep. 1t averages more than 20
miles per gallon of gasoline and the -
cost of tires and oil is also low. *
Low first cost, the security of a
fair trade-in value, the availability psr,i
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miles per gallon Of gasoline and the
cost of tires and oil is also low.
Low first cost, the security Of a
fair trade-in value, the availability
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Economy

The new Ford is an economical car to own
and drive because of the low cost of opera.
ton and up-keep. 1t averages more than 20
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
Drop 1873
Game to Mission
In Eleven Innings

The Mission 5000 team. one Of
the fastest amateur mines In the
Valley. defeated the Tigers here
Sunday afternoon 1873 in eleven in
nings. The play was decidedly rag
ged with both teams committing
numerous errors.
"A large crowd was on hand to
see the game.
Chap and Flores hurled for the
Mission nine with Salinas and
Rocha pitching for the locals.
The Mission team came back in
their half Of the eleventh with a
rush that was not to be denied.
They ran three runs across before
the furry subsidized. The Tigers at
tack proved futile at their last in
ming.
The locals were somewhat ct q
disadvantage due to the fact that
they had played an eleven inning
game earlier in the day, losing to
the Hat Makers.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
PALMEZ BEATS
TIGERS 4 TO 3
Aldape's Liner In Eleventh
Scores A. Garcia With
Winning Run

A screaming liner off Adalpe's
bat In the eleventh inning sent A.
Garcia across the platter from sec
cnd to score the run that won 4-3
for the Palmer Hat Makers over
the Tigers Sunday morning, put
ting them in line to claim the city
championship.
The game was hard fought
throughout and was q hurting duel
between Salinas Of the Tigers and
Martinez. The former allowed only
five hits in the IL innings and
struck out ii Hat Makers. Salinas
was a bit wild. however. walking
five. This proved the deciding point
in the duel. wildness permitted A.
Garcia 10 get on in the 18th. He
stole second and was brought home
by Adalpes drive. Martinez hurled
a steady game. allowing only six
bingles-ail singles-and issued
only one walk.
The work Of Aldape. Hat Makers
catcher, featured the game. He
was the only player to obtain a
pair OF blows.
A fair sized crowd was out to sN
the contest. despite the early hour
Of the morning at which 1t was
played.
Both teams were defeated later
in the afternoon.
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&c. Hs HERALD PORTS SECTION annGz
SALO SPURTS AHEAD FROM BEHIND TO WIN BUNION DERBY
Windy City Usurps
Clyde Van Dusen's
Place In Ratings

CHICAGO. June 17.-P-The
claim Of Clyde Van Duzen to the
title of the best three-year-old of
the season. established by his vic
tory in the Kentucky Derby. has
dwindled. and Windy City. winner
Of the American derby Saturday.
has arisen to q position Of serious
consideration.
Clyde Van Duzen, son Of Man
O'War, found the going too tough
in the American derby, at the
washington park track. and he fin
ished eighth In a field Of nine
horses. DR.. Freeland, winner Of
another major stake, the preak-
ness, could do no better than
fourth, while Naishapur only added
to his reputation as a great fin
isher by taking second to Windy
City. African, one of the hopes Of
the East. was third.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
SPRINT STARS
TO RUN TODAY
Claude Bracey Is Among
Speedsters Competing In
Yankee Stadium

NEW YORK. June 17.-Rl-Geo.
Simpsons unofficial worlds record
Of 8 4-10 seconds for the 100-yard
dash may be seriously threatened
at the Yankee stadium today.
A half dozen OF the country's
leading sprinters are entered in the
special invitation 100 at the twi-
light meet to be conducted at the
stadium by the Metropolitan aSso-
citation A. A. U. Booked to run
In this event are Claude Bracey.
Rice institute flier, who was only a
foot behind Simpson when he ran
his great race; Eddie Tolan. negro
flash from the University Of Michi-
gan; Karl Wildermuth. Of George
town. inter- collegiate champion at
the distance: Reginald Bowen. Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh, who runs in
all the sprints and holds the inter
collegiate 440 title: Jimmy Daley at
Holy Cross: Bob McAlllster, the fly
ing cop. and Jimmy Quinn, OF the
New York A. c., another former
Holy Cross star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17

Kid Monterrey of Laredo who had
been fighting in the Valley for some
time. For the first time in his
ring career he was slated 10 fight q
main event with a headliner. as he
had already been matched with
Jimmy Wayne of Houston for the
next Mercedes card.
However, since the decision Of
Promoter AL Robinson to transfer
his activities across the border to
Rio Rico. Monterrey is getting his
shot at a main event, as he Is meet
ing Johnny Cruz there Monday night
ove the ten route route. and the
fight promises to be a whiz for the
Kid will be out to take Cruz as 1t
will give him another shot in the
main go against Jimmy Wayne.
Those who have seen Monterrey
fight know that a bout he Is in
will be fast and rough. and with tie
added incentive OF another main
60 in case he wins the Monday
night fight should be rough and fast.
These two boys met In q slam bang
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although Cruz 0 on points 1t was
not a pink tea for him and many
fans who saw that bout predict a
victory for the Kid Monday.
Patsy Peck OF Mission. 156 pounds.
and Cowboy Brooks, 160. will meet
in the semi-final. Both are now
living In the Valley and both are
anxious for victory.
The bout between Jesse saba and
Kid Guerra has all the appearance
Of a natural. For ten rounds they
fought a nip and tuck battle in
Donna several weeks, ago. coming
out all even at the end. and neither
was satisfied with the decision. This
will also decide who Is the better
and as they are youngsters. anxious
to 60 up, action a plenty Is promises
here.
Preliminaries viii start the ball
rolling. The ring at the Rio Rico
Kennel club has been crmoleted and
is under the grandstand so that ad-
verse weather will not affect the
bouts. The road south from Mer-
cedes Is paved all the way.
Through special arrangements
with the bridge company those
people who buy tickets on this side
will not be charged any toll. for each
ticket bears two stubs good for pas
sage across the bridge and return.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17

nose out the tribe. 8 to 8. in the
second game Of their series yester-
day. Jim Lindsey set the pace
setting Steers down with seven hits
as the Bisons achieved their first
triumph IN seven starts. 3 TO 2.
Shreveport took a brace of beat
ings from Beaumont yesterday Y
to s, and dropped out of the irnne-
diate running. -Four games separ-
ated the clouting Sports from first
place today. the result Of five
straight defeats since they invaded
San Antonio last week.
Waco and Fort Worth opened the
current week deadlock for the other
first division berth They split N
twin bill yesterday. the Cats win
ming. IL TO 8. behind walkup IN
the first and yielding to Caldwell's
curves. Q to 5. in the second.
The present Wichita Falls lineup
stacks up as one OF the hardest
hitting outfits seen in the Texas
league In years. Every nan on the
club Is seeking the sphere at a
lively clip. and in their present
winning streak hits have run into
two figures In every game. Anuy
Messenger. San Antonio ace. was
sent in to stop the rempaging men
OF galloway yesterday. but was
jerked under a rain Of blows ana
CHASER finished. Between them.
they gave Up Is hits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17

PhiladelphiallS passed the o1-game
mark with 80 victories and only IL
defeats for a percentage Of .765 and
q lead OF eight games over the
Yankees.
This record Is two games below
the figures reached by the Hugmsn
in the first 81 engagements last
year. but is five games better than
the mark Of the 1927 Yankees, who
set an American league record with
ITO victories and a percentage Of
ia. The Yankees in 1926. the first
year Of their current reign. showed
81 victories and IA defeats In their
81 skirmishcs.
Both RUDE Walberg and Walter
Miller fell before the enemy bats
in the melee at Clevland. but the
Indians just managed to shade the
Athletics at the finish. The glea
OF the Yankees at winning from
the Tigers was tempered by the
sight OF Herbert Pennock. the
cne-time Incompatible left handler,
on his way to the showers once
more. Pennock blew a good early
lead in the fifth. and wiz Moore
held off the Tigers Just long enough
to pick up credit for the victory.
Waite Hoyt was in there at the
finish.
Washington defeated Chicago by
, to 3 and st. Louis turned back
Boston by 5 to 2 in remaining
American league fixtures.
The National league donnvbroS G
became even warmer. The Braves.
supposed to supply an afternoon of
clean fun for the Cardinals, 30 far
forgot themselves as to win two
one-run decisions from the league
champions. 6 TO S and 9 to s.
Much the same thing happened
at Cincinnati. DOME Bush got
away with the first game by 8 to
5 while employing young Meme
against Adolfo Luque and others,
but the Reds amazed all hands in
the second fray by knocking Bur-
leigh Grimes from the box and
giving him his first defeat Of the
season. The score was 8 70 /.
The Cubs meanwhile were taking
a z to 2 beating from the PhillIes
while the Giants were ~flattening
the Robins in flatbush. IL to A. be-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
c. Pol BEATS
LA FERIA SO
Wallace Twirls Pentagons
To Well Earned Vic
tory

SAN BENITO. June IA lad by
the name OF Wallace who three
weeks ago was answering the fresh
mar roll call at A. & NJ. College,
held the La Feria Swatters to seven
scattered hits and sent IS Of their
batsmen back to the bench via the
strikeout route to lead the c. p. q
l.. Pentagons to a 9-3 victory over
La Feria yesterday afternoon at the
San Benito Park.
The Pentagons hoped on pitchers
Anderson and johnson for 8 runs in
the first two innings.
Taylor led the Pentagons at the
bat with four hits cut of five trims
70 the bat. and Moncus who last
week lost a four hit game to the
Mercedes nine, made a spectacular
catch Of RamSev's line drive in deep
center in the 9Th inning to double
Biggs off Of second base.
Next week the Pentagons viii
meet the Mcflllen American Legion
team in Harrington at the Fair Park
diamond.