NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY. 10, 1926. to around on 4 1 gather the Beloin Huber. lb ( pitched fou inning this week and Brooklyn see c 4 1141 1 fi 1 0 m Church street every night to the Jackson, credit two OSS Baseball LEIPITZ LEADING G0RB1NS OVER 2 0 1 11 0 0 got for more victories, 000 43 New Standing WIN Wright, lb "J10,.ba lilta-Jae- 007 Britain players walking around 1 0 0 six with no Grimm Anattastn, If ......5 0 2 making defeats, but has Frelgaa. Root, II). the 4 0 0 0 0 0 61 Wheat. Thr.t ba lobby? Turner, rf only chucked Innings all season, tte.tbcot.. 8aerl(le-Wll- .on. Onfttn. 0 0 0 0 1 Do"bl. Speaking AMXKICAN LEAGUE p ...5 compared with 134 innings for Play-R- oot to Grimm. basis Mason, New Britain first LEAGUE HITTERS FAFNIR SWATTERS Brooklyn 11, Chicago J. Harry Total! Tit 10 1 27 12 1 Pennock. -o- B.? n In ff Barnes 1, Boot 1, Btrnei sacker, was a leading slugger the FAFNIR ut-- MeGrw i of Games Leading American hitlers by Root , Yesterdaj E. league McGr.w l. Hits Sports Connecticut AB. It. H. P.O. A. tn 40 Barnes 7 In 2 league? New 8. 2. or more games: York Cleveland Ferguson. "f 4 0 0 0 0 0 Kothergill, McGraw , AlT New boehijr ptlehcr-Barn- ea. The baseball Detroit 9. Boston 0. O'Drien. 11 2 I 0 4 0 6 Detroit. .438; Ruth, York, .382; Umpire,-?- ;!: city's leading league Needham Cabrera almost Fafnir First Baseman Heads List Bearin Makers Into I) 1 1 Hart and and St. Louis 4, 8 Toboggan I.lren. lb J I 0 Falk, Chicago. .37:; Meusel, New Llck. ftigier. got away t a good start yesterday came on New Washington Kanta, aa 4 0 0 2 1 1 to blows the Britain 4, 3. York, .366; Heilmann, .360; afternoon at Walnut Hill when Philadelphia Chicago 3b 3 1 2 2 Detroit, park bench close Elec- raulsen. I i New-Yor- during a game at of Swatters in Second 4 Burns, Cleveland, .359; the New Britain Boys' league, (10 Innings). Dusty Loop Place in League Wlr, rf 2 0 Dugan, tric field? Belfr. 2b I J 1101 1 4 1 .356; Mostil. Chicago, .355; BALTIMORE LEADS sponsored by the New Britain 2 llRvlkk. p 0 Goslln, .34"; E. Kice, first two The Standing 2 0100 1 102 0 Washington, (Rotary club, staged the Almeida Needham at Stanley, p .346 displaced W L Some good hitting has been shown LKAGI E STANDING Kenure, 4 0 1 ff 0 0 Washington. tames of the year. second base when Eddie Havel was Pet cM New York (1 ?7 .645 in the. Industrial in the first W. L. Pet. IN HITTING at league Totala 31 8 e 27 11 S LIST going good third? Philadelphia 45 3 .556 Landers 5 1 .833 Mayor C. Weld did the half of the league play so far and forbtn 4n2 Iftl 0O2 10 qardner Chicago 44 38 .537 Fafnlrs 5 2 .714 Tafnlr 032 Oftl 0ft2 8 honors at both by out with who have participat- MANY ARE ENTERED games tossing "Bill" Luby pitched and clayed Cleveland 4 2 39 .519 players Corbin 4 S .571 Three bapf http Wulr, Keliwr, Kenure, the first Sail, but on the QT he told Patrus. AVriirht. Jas- the outfield for and was 38 87 .507 ed in all the games to date or near- Bule S 2 .600 Kenure. Orioles Also tus Springfield, Washington .... Stanley per and Ja.ksen. 14a5'S on balls off at Top of in that he would rather be given S Heap a hefty hitter? Detroit 39 41 .4S8 ly all of them. Leipitz of the Fafnir Stanley Works 3 .500 ilrlffin 9. lfavllrfc 4. 1. the chance to hi- - the first one here- Stanley struck St. Louis 3 5 44 .443 a of .500 N. B. Machine 2 3 .400 out by flrlffln S, Jlavll.lt 2, Stanley 4. he out so team leads with percentage r.'.,uKifl after, has thrown many "Shano" Collins was the best sec- Boston 23 55 P.. & E 2 4 .333 plays Huber to T'alruB to Wright. Season for games up to Wednesday night. Hit by (21, Belser. Tur- ifirst balls since (he baseball season ond baseman in the Connecticut Union 0 S plt'lier I.lpeti The printed below do not Works .000 ner, ttllrt ey, fmplres Clin- opened. ? figures league Games Today include game and The second of the sea- ton antl Malier. Time of game 2:20. New Thursday night's surprise Leaders in Water Events to Be York. Jniv in ... Cleveland at New York. one other New Britain Machine son In the Industrial league play mores of season was A, Sox to Elec- Oriole,, champion, of The surprise the White scout came Chicago at Philadelphia. postponed contest must be figured was sprung last, at Walnut the In. Hill field look night "national league for a long r rung last night at Walnut tric to over "Chet" Waite. St. Louis at Washington. before the batting averages can be Hill when P. & F. Corbin, led Seen at Park Tomorrow of vhen P. & F. Corblns beat park HERMAN IS HERO Capitol years, still perch on the park .Springfield outfielder, and the late Detroit at Boston. called complete. "Micky" Huber of by Jerry Griffin, the, veteran highest afnlr and shoved the Bearing "Patsy" Burns tipped him off to the P. & V. Corbin is second squad moundsman of the league, toppled The club -- , Makers from first into second place. "Shano" Collins? Games a of leds in Miti j Tomorrow in lh standing with percentage the Fafnir ctub from its position Hartford. 10. Several of the g and an'' i now rests at the top of the New York. Green of WITH BAT July has not been shut Cleveland at .450 while the Stanley In first place in a well and women swimmers of the out this season, wilh o'h r teams Collins one out of the lot on a of played leading according to offi- rap closely put St. Louis at Washington. Works holds third with mark in which all sorts of JAIL Con- cial exciting game metropolitan district and of figures Wed-nesda- :. .:ied behind them. Griffith Brown and three including games of y, Jerry "Reggie" got (Other ciubs not scheduled). .435. baseball were played. Grifiln op- as well as some of the fast- 7. ick to tho mound in good fashion bases on balls tho rest of the after- The for the first half of necticut, July Baltimore has play, averages posed Jim Havlick and although est men and boy swimmers of this ed 83 contests ha o t d some noon? are as fol- Sensation of Week-Lea- ders and .,..1 pulled through very tight NATIONAL LEAGUE the league com. iled, Havlick withdrew after the fifth in will in swim- lies. Huber furnished section, compete the glng mark of .304. Second comes "Mickey" lows: inning In favor of "Chick" Stanley, meet and inhibition to the Buffalo t of the game. O Hara was one Fnfnir. ming diving Bisons, with a fiat .100 comedy "Hatpin Harry" Games R. H. I'.'T. Corblns to in two Each of be held under A. A. I', at and h of the trickiest first sackers In the Yesterday G. AB. managed squeeze Big Leagues sanction, Rochester New York 7. Cincinnati 4. (1st). 2 4 additional runs that gave them the the Capitol park pool Sunday after- from third position. he constable to have a stiff Connecticut league? New 4. 1. Weir S ought York Cincinnati (2nd). r""1 p.'ime. noon. Walsh. Lcipit?. ; S3s i Jimmy Buffalo, outfielder, nt after one below 9, 6. 5 100-ya- catching just Pittsburgh Philadelphia It. IMancrtrt J It ' It was Jack play in the Chicago. July 11 (P) The flrBt There is keen Interest in the still leads the regulars In "Jim-m- " Marsans went Into the corner in 177 .'-- Wright's individual Am's apple off the bat of Chicago 7. 3. Kama i 13 1 real baseball of season men's senior, free-style- d race field Brooklyn " ninth inning with Jasper on third weather the ""'""s "n a mark of .400, O'Brien. The ba'i came in so deep left for Eddie Swanders' Louis 2, 1. Pauls 1" ' of Hartford whila St Boston S finds the Fourth of league for the championship Head of fa near three sacker at Electric field? 5 M and Patrus on when he July Rochester, having partici- that when it took i's funny hop ft base- and suburbs. There is a field for Knure 5 I f truck at a wild pitch for his third leaders in bo'h of the major big pated in B9. has the same. Other .'iniiit in It 3 Huber the nc:k. loft the The Standing Havll.-- nnd ball circuits digging in to preserve this race and keen competition is in leading stickmen are; ITnn.M al-- now of 5 4 S strike ran for first that scored pH of the seams and "Tommy" Smith, registrar W St fol- imprint Pet. anlry 3 the tradition that the prospect. ark. .3S2; voters, was a swell catcher? 5 I 'i both the runners an gave Corbins pennants Sheedy, Baltimore. .873;' the name of the ball in his 47 .5S0 In of the events for women, - Cincinnati p:uon ." t .r.n the won low the Independence Hay standing each fi kU in margin by which they tho Syracuse.