i 9 NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WDNESDAT, MAY 17, 1 916. illies Star Infielder On Hasphai ListRobins and Cards Work Overtime Again Senators Slaughter Iger Yale Considered 'Runner Up in Coming Games Johnny ush to Have Toothall Assistants ATORS SEW UP 'Boast of Greatest we YALE PICKED TO WIN PLACE INTEST IN FIRST i Infield In the National League SEW

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ug'a--Ty Cobb Bats Hard -B-lue Looks Next Best Suppose some one on or around ccrps. They may trim us then, but to they'll never catch us. the first day of April had offered 17 as ington, May 17 Washington New Haven, May It's just wager you that by tho 15th day of We know a number of duffers at rate to predict second place for Yalo helmed Detroit yesterday, win- - May the Cleveland club would have golf who are not so concerned about j in the coming intercollegiate games he . third straight game of the scored more runs than any other keeping their eye on the ball as they as it is to declare Cornell the point 15 to 3. Nine runs were scored team in either league? are about keepMng their clubhead on winner in advance declare several home team in the first The chances are you would have the ball after swinging. track judges. The Elis, barring Cor- inning well-balanc- the bet. of have the ed " sprained your tongue taking With nell, course, only chler and Boland. Erickson would have the Necessary. and field in tho And having made it, you to be track Squad the onslaugh temporarily, but gone out and spent the money, con- It's easy enough pleasant eastern colleges this spring, and un- alrc-.d- y When everything seems to be nice vtted freely before the game sidering the kale yours. a less Johnny OvertonDreaks a leg and at the end of five weeks When his game has developed Oler is taken sick in th Cleveland i Wesley fa base score more runs Detroit slice. j certain to hits featured, three would than j meantime, Yale is almost Heil-ma- n But the dub worth while is the one and as many triples being with Cobb, Crawford, Veach, be the runner-u- p to Jack Moakley's Ip who can smile day's clouting list. Rondeau, and Burns? Or than Chicago pupil3 in the Harvard stadium. hators' guardian of right field, with Collins, Fou'rnier, Jackson, Yale has a good sprinter in Hea wo-bagg- er three-bas- e Or and a Schalk and Weever? j ton Treadway. He did ten seconds ' Felsch, Fielder Jones is a good sportsman, ji -:- o addition j twenty-tw- had three difficult -kP than .New York with Baker, Magee, after all. When Cleveland left the for the hundred, arid beat 40SmMSSS Gedeon? Yet Yale-Harva- rd ft Gilhooley, Maisel and Mackmen flat Mr. Jones j for the iurlong at the "obb- - more r; had scored graciously got than a third of cn May 15th Cleveland permitted his Browns to recede and games last Saturday. Val hn's hits. The 118 Detroit in quarter-mil- d Georgia Peach runs, beyond running keep them company. j Wilkie's place the a great game both in the second in the tally making line and has not been plugged up, but there' fid at .bat. In five times up he I well beyond the other fourteen major Johnny Overton, who is sure of a d the ball out for four singles. league clubs. place in two of the three longer races. five ''' MURPHY'S MEN WIN i j made pututs and scored Some Whys and Wherefores. Farwell may be good for a couplo ins; The score: of points in the hurdles. Braden did l to finish seventh, r. h. e. Any club, picked forty-fou- r with J last can its way to the front feet the shot that fight Aldworth of Murlins Holds which should be good for" within five weeks is an interesting v Saturday, gton 15 15 2 Batsmen to Two a minor place in the big games. Oler Bo-A- Heavy Portland d study. i will score well in the and jries Boehler, Erickson, Modern baseball is supposed to high jump, Stanage and Baker; Gallia base Scratch Singles. with Hampton and Oler, both of consist mostly in batting plus d inry and Gharrity. run on whom have bettered twenty-thre- running or the hit and attack. Me., May 17. Portland Yale should a of The sacrifice is to be a Portland, feet, grab couple supposed found Pitcher Aldworth of the New points in the "broad." Buck and remnant of the middle ages. Yet Haven club for but two safeties yes- did twelve feet six inches in has scored Nagel both RUSH GETS HELP Cleveland, fifth batting, terday and the visitors won 2 to 0. in the vault last Saturday, which more runs than any other club were in form, will haver" her fine use of the Both pitchers good means that Yale probably largely through Burning of the local club allowing a say in the split-u- p of the various sacrifice. . iVhite, Ballin, Shea, Bluetlien- - but six hits and striking out ten ties that usually result when th Fifth in batting, the Indians are batsmen. vaulters start their afternoon's task. Ilillebrand and Wilson Assist- - seventh in base stealing, only a New Haven tallied in the fourth notch above the Mackmcn. But they snd ninth, Nutter and Tierney each RAIN HALTS TENNIS. Wc-- Football Couch. sacrifice hits where no Vicr have fifty contributing doubles and Chouinard, 17. Only three club in either circuit has yet re- Boston, May ether J. Murphy and Aldworth being were in the New Eng- etcn, May 17. Coach John H. thirty-seve- n. matches played reached sponsible for bingles when they were tennis f the Princeton football team It seem impossible at first across. land Intercollegiate champion- might needed to send the runs at Longwood yesterday, p. E. ve assistant coaches to peek for a club to be fifth in batting, Aldworth faced a serious time in ship eight base and first Woodbridge of Technology defeated seventh in 6-- 6-- stealing session when he allowed the 4, 4. m whip the . Tiger eleven into the final E. A. Niles of Trinity, and in run making. But that is exactly locals to the sacks on a couple ext fall. The coaches were se- - what Cleveland is. Cleveland is jam Koeniger of Dartmouth won from and a fielding 6-- 4, 6-- 4, sec- y the board of athletic con- - to of passed batsmen Crocker of Tufts, in the showing, so far, the same ability came in great ' a. error, but through ond round of the singles. One the board's nominations were get runs that the old White Sox out of the hole by by the committee on style, pulling doubles match was played, Stewart faculty bad just ten years ago when they seme de- sports here yesterday. With a hit- masterful pitching. and Woodbridge of Technology von pennant with the weakest Both of Portland's hits were of eption of Cruiksh&nk all the club underneath the Big Top. second feating. Kraus and Crocker Tufts, ting is the 6-- scratch affairs. This 6-- 2. . t coaches have played on a It. is this ability to get runs without star has 0, ton team at "one time or an- - a time that Danny Murphy's heavy attack, plus steady pitching, faced and blanked the locals. In FOOTBALL AT YALE: that has made the Buckeye citadel his first exhibiticTn against Hugh Inen selected are King, of 17. foot- Philip the gossip all fandom. Duffy's team he let them down with New Haven, May Spring fWashington, D. C; Arthur T. score: ball practice at Yale ended yesterday San- - three swats. The Ind of Waubay; S. D , '0 0; drive a mule to his plow for the rest farm if Ave fail. And I'll take my Tho Acid Test. r. h. e. with a hard scrimmage, during which of 17. Her-zo- g of his life. He two White Princeton, '12; Cincinnati, May Charley natural is quoted as whole infield with me and make them Ability to get runs without a New Haven 0001000102 6 2 the varsity scored touchdowns A. Wilson of Binghamton, N. has a wonderful Infield this sea- follows: "We have the best infield in milk cows for the rest of their lives. shows a 000000000 0 2 3 against the scrubs. Seventy-fiv- e play- of Wil the Go slashing attack continuity Portland the Arthur Bluethenthal son. He declares that if his team league, brother. and bet fhe We've got to win because we have of team play and a general alertness Batteries Aldworth and Soper; ers were given tryout3 during li, N. C., 13; Harold B. Ballin, family gems on that tip and parley the best club." No. 1 in the accom overlooks few bets. Sweet. of doesn't finish in the first three he'll it on the fact we will one. that Durning and practice. E. Cruikshank Princeton, that be i panying is Helnie Cleveland stays in front or back to his photograph Groh, Whether vard L. Shea of Nashua, N. H., go Maryland farm and two, three, mostly one. Back to the No. 2, Hal Chase and No. 3, Herzog. not she is pretty sure to be a vital factor as long as this team Play and combination is exceptionally alertness remain in camp. anced, with two men who have berience in the back field, two Re-Ent- er Great Zim. - REDS AGAIN BOW the the tackle and center posi- In a Can it be that after two compara- one at guard and end. All Baseball News Nutshell lean the Great Zim, t& Wilson have been se- - tively years and meaning Heinie the Hittitc, is about fcor all American teams and TO PHILLY CHAMPS his own them have 'coached either here to regain again? AMERICAN LEAGUE. EASTERN LEAGUE In 1911 Heinie batted .307 with the mere. Cubs. In 1912 he reached .372 captained , the Tiger eleven in the in 1913 his mark was a po-- n Yesterday's Results. Yesterda y 's Resul ts. leading league; thrice selected for was .313, but in 1914 and 1915 he All-Americ- an - 3. New 'fhe. back- Washington 15, Detroit Haven 2, Portland 0. Bancroft, Star Infielder, Hurts .300 to .265 Cleveland-Ne- w Bridgeport-Lawrenc- e, fell below toppling last Mter having had marked suc- - York, rain. rain. Chicago-Bosto- n, Springfield-Lowel- l, ' year. head coach at "W isconsin he rain. rain. his Louis-Philadelphi- is with pris- a, London-Lyn- n, on Hand Now Heinie back kd coach here for, a year. Hil- - St. rain. New rain. Finger Throwing with Hartford-Worceste- r, tine punch, his ancient wallop, played football., at Princeton rain. team of the Clubs. the dust erased from his battingg eye. years and captained the Standing He enters the sixth week of the He is one of the best tackles W. L. P.C. Standing of the Clubs. Cincinnati, May 17 Two bases on .350 ' just over and any . campaign on ever had. Cleveland 19 9 .679 W L. P.C. balls and triplets by Niehoff and r.umbor of these blows have been for & man who won a foot- - 17 9 .054 New 11 2 was the Washington London S4 6 Cravat h scored four runs off Schulz extra bases. In addition to which in 9 ampionship for Princeton New York 13 12 .520 Portland .6 43 in Renowned Zim is playing the 13 8 the first inning e3terday and Phil- the Jy recovering fumbles in the Boston 13 .500 Lawrence .571 star game of his hectic frenzied and fid Harvard games. Wilson is Detroit .13 15 .464 8 adelphia made a clean sweep of tho Springfield .571 4 Knet-aer- , harassed career at third. 7 scries with Cincinnati, to 3. er of last yeav's captain at 12 10 .429 Lynn . 5 ?, 8 Chicago who relieved Schulz in the third, hd had been an' assistant line Philadelphia ...'..10 15 .400 Lowell 8 7 .5?,:; allowed Princeton Afloat. 8 16 5 only three hits during ..the some He 9 I t Wisconsin for time. St. Louis .333 New Haven .3 5 7 been several seasons since 4 S o o remaining seven . It has on the varsity eleven Hartford . O O o guard Bancroft, injured a finger on his j Princeton landed a football or a ir two years. Games Today. Bridgeport 5 11 .312 throwing- hand in but Old Nassau Worcester 4 9 the third inning track championship, Chicago at Boston. .30$ and may be out of the game for afioat is another matter. Life St. Louis at Philadelphia. some time. The score: Princton so far has beaten Har- Detroit at Washington. Games Today. e. Columbia, M. C. A. NATATORS ,. r. h. vard, Yale, Annapolis . Cleveland at New York. New Haven at Lynn. 4 6 2 Penn on the water, for ySml "iicmuipnia ' and proving Hartford at Lowell. Cincinnati 3 g 1 the first time in natural history that NATIONAL LEAGUE. Bridgeport at Worcester. Batteries: Mayer and Killifer, the Tiger is an amphibious animal. aver fill Swimming Season Brought Springfield at Lawrence. ochulz, Knetzer and Clarke. Or will it be better to change New Results. Haven at Portland. Princeton's athletic cog from the is t ri x close Last Evening Dbyle Yesterday's -fp ?,. Tiger to the Flying Fish? K when are M Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. r you fLamb First Place Winners. St. Louis 5, Brooklyn 4. Work Ovedtime Again. York-Chicag- vs Cobb4 New o, Robertson work ly events in several of the rain. Results. St. through Boston-Pittsburg- h, Yesterday's Louis, Mo., 17 For the Has at last entered a cand- rain. second May Virginia classes aX . the Y. M. C. A. Richmond 5, Buffalo 2. time in as many days the idate to oppose Georgia's Flying ail fagged out tired. Toronto-Newar- k, Cardinals and is man to ejcl last evening, and were pro Standing of the Clubs. rain. Brooklyns battled into Ghost? If there any give Rochester-Providenc- e, extra innings even on a number of fine events. W. L. P.C. rain. yesterday, but this Ty Cobb an battle the year's of Montreal-Baltimor- e, rain. time the Cardinals won, 5 to 4 in count the name is Dave Robertson, senior class the winners were: Brooklyn 13 7 .650 the tenth. Tastes So Good as a Boston 12 S Jasper's pitching had a the Giant outfielder, better known i Nothing 77 .600 for, distance. L. Pickup, . of the Clubs. good deal to do with the as the Reel. Philadelphia 13 10 .565 Standing contest. Dell winning Virginia I. Ekstrand, 54 feet; J. Doyle W. also pitched well, but Robertson is a trifle faster than of m L. P.C. Real 37 one-swi- St. Louis 14 13 .519 or two this Lager; Wiesewetter, feet. The 1 Marquard had in the first the fastest man now in glass A. Chicago 13 13 .500 Newark 13 .929 nothing Cobb, being on back: J. Doyle, 5 inning, after which he was retired. baseball. He is more t. 12 16 Richmond 11 .CSS powerfully 9 1-- 5 G. s.iese-- Cincinnati .420 The score: d, seconds; Providence 10 5 .667 Luilt, weighing 192 pounds. He has M. Ekstrand, Pittsburgh 11 16 .407 r. h. e. one piikiin 8 Baltimore 11 6 .047 a better arm, having been of the 11 seconds. New York 13 .381 4 2 ieconds, H. Voight, 6 9 Brooklyn greatest college pitchers of the last ft Montreal .400 St. Louis 5 6 3 fmai of the class is as n 1 o And he can standing 5 11 . X v ten years. hit hit with ' J. L. Games Today. Rochester Batteries Dell Mil- - Doyle, 144 points; Buffalo 4 13 .235 Marquard and almost any man that ever manipulat- 143 G. ler; Jasper and re-- points; .Kiesewetter, Boston at Cincinnati. Toronto 2 12 .14 3 Snyder. ed a bat. Robertson, although j hits; A. Hoaglund, 132 points; Brooklyn at Chicago. porting just, before the season, has Rht. ISO r.ri. o. New York at St. Louis. started off as Ty started a ago. in flU Games Today. year its the "A" class composed Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. FLAGG HARVARD CHAMPION. He is the only regular in either cir- ;h school students last Newark in Toronto. cuit over .400 and what is d as evening batting follows: w. 34 TO HEAD WILLIAMS. Providence in Rochester. Lom-- s more he is 3 Lamb( WELCH New York Golfer Disposes of important clouting right fCOt; T- - in 'I OCv, Reynolds, 17. Baltimore Montreal. and left handers with equal effect. th Mass., t. one-leng- Williamstown, May Richmond in Buffalo. bard in Final Match. swim r. Herbert A. Welch of Wayne, Neb., has Robertson is a harder hitter than ere T. Reynolds 10 seconds; A Cambridge, Mass., May 17. Har- Cobb but he still lacks the L. S. TJix been elected captain of the Williams Georgian's Root and ALMA RICHARDS LAID UP. vard's new individual is keen alertness on attack and his gen- 1-- next golf champion s; A. 11 5 varsity football eleven for year. Lamb, seconds as a result of Ithaca, N. Y., May 17. If Alma W. Allston Flagg of Now York, a for- eral aggressiveness at all times. It Don't: House Without It! final standing in the class is as The election took place Keep Captai- Richards, Cornell's great jumper and mer St. Mark's school boy and now a isn't likely that even Robertson will from of - ' the college all-rou- resignation nd antors the intercol- freshman at Cambridge. Flagg- met L. finish Cobb this but A. n-elect Williams is a athlete, beyond season, ms. Lamb, 150 Olson, 137 Laplante. 1 Order of dealer or points; He at tackle in legiate games next week it will be in M. Lombard of Winchester, Mass., in the trick is turned it will be Vir today your E. Brady, 133 points; L. Root, sophomore. played defiance the final match this beati- Dave 93 1Q14 and at center last fall. of the hoodoo that has pur- afternoon, ginia finishing with the olive hts; S. Dixon, points. sued him for many years. Richards, ng- him 8 up and 6 to play. The stuff. who already at various times in his winner had the match in hand all the The Hubert Fischer Brewery at Hartford VILl SOT TAKE NESS BACK. career has broken his left leg in the way. The rumor that Hal Chase was SMOKE Chicago, May 17. No plans to high jump, hurt his right leg on sev- The new Harvard champion has traveling beyond his batting speed Connecticut's Leading Brewery. take back Jack Ness or to purchase eral occasions, and also broken both been playing only a. few years, but seems to have been a trifle exaggerat- Fred Mollwitz from Cincinnati are be- wrists and is now suffering from se- already is rated as a scratch man on ed, as the Red star is still pitching ing considered by 1ne rhjclKO Amer- vere strains of the mus-l- e of the af- the links at Aiken, S. C. Lombard alongg with a mark above .3 60. icans, according to ,, .Uspatch from fected groins, which developed short- was favorite today, but gave up the Boston yesterday quoting ly after he competed in re- final match on the in If we ever got to war we nominate AT LOUIS W. HOTK L IJKLOIN, KEEVERS & CO. PLEASANT Manager the Penn twelfth green ON T W FODT, JLILD, 5c CIGAIJ P.owland. lay carnival two weeks ago. the second round. Jack Moakley to coach our army MANN SCIlMAlUt, W. J. McCAItTHY,