New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1915, Page 12

s Printing Co. i AND REAL ESTATE EHR [ 19.—Eastern tennis ade California. d a picked team of this. section of the lof the Pacific coast including Omaha. reasurer of the Na- favors spending a his R. D. Wrenn, itional body is also a and it is executive committee arrange- aments, and at ,000 fund ner. novement,, necessary in nis Stars to Invade Coast Western Courts This Season CASH IN ADVANCE. TOUCHARD | It PELL. ments at its next meeting. According to the statement made recently the team of eastern players will leave for California in July. It will be com- posed of men selected from among R. Norris Williams 2d, the national champion; Theodore Roosevelt Pell Gustave F. Touchard, Irving ‘Wright, Watson M. Washburn, George M. Church, the Princeton star; Karl H. Behr, Wylie C. Grant, Dean Mathey and Nathaniel W. Niles, Alfred S. Dabney and Kdward H. Whitney, a trio of Boston stars. The invasion of the eastern men follows a prolonged correspondence which has been going ! or. between the national officials and the leading spirits of the Racific Coast association. Eight special courts are being constructed at San Francisco so that the men from this section of the country will have the usual playing surface of turf to battle upon. ars Transfer Carbon racing Embroidery rns, [ J [ ] 5¢ Sheet parbon will wash cleanly from the fabric ve it in red, white, orange and black, sizes 66 Church St. Stationers ARLES H. GILLIN OANS DS 140 MAIN ST. ’Phore 974-2 Receiver and Trustee of Estates - WEST MAIN STREET 0$3,800. Only $300 Cash Required ements 12 rooms, 2 furnaces, 2 bath rooms s e o Apply to W. L. HATCH CO. 29 WEST MAIN STRERT. ZWICK DISSATISFIED WITH HARDWARE FIVE Not Pleased With Poor Playing Against Hartford and Change in Lineup Is Probable. Although New Britain Iligh tured the game last night from Hartford, Coach Zwick of the local team is everything but satisfied with the results. The game was anybody’s game up to the last moment and the local boys can thank their lucky stars that they got away with it. Hartford .deserves all the credit that can be given to it for the remark- able showing that they made last night. Although playing on a floor en- tirely strange to them, hampering them in all their moves as at least five baskets were called void after rolling through the charmed circle because one of the Hartford players had his foot over the boundary line as he shot the ball, they almost tri- umphed over the locals. Their team work and pass work was also of high order. It was evident after the first half that several of the New Britain play- crs had an off night. In the most critical moment of the game the[ whistle of the referee was heard and the usual ‘“Foul on New Britain” was called. No less than fourteen fouls were rolled up on them compared with Hartofrd’s four. If Captain Flynn of Hartford had his eyve with him in shooting fouls the followers of the red and gold would have a dif- ferent story to tell today as Flynn caged but seven out of fourteen free trials. That a change in the lineup will come was announced by Dr. Zwick after the game last night. New Brit- ain has yet to play some of its hard- est games and practically the hardest of these will be out of town. Nauga- tuck, Waterbury, Hartford and Mid- dletown are the teams to be played on their own floors. The team traveled to New Jersey today to line up against Englewood | High school, champions of that state. The same team that played last night went to New Jersey but when they report next week for practice the big cap- shakeup will occur. TODAY IN PUGILISTIC ANNALS. 1821—Tom Sprin defeated Tom Oliver in 52 minutes at Hayes, Eng. 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All improvements, Inquire Mrs. C. Marr on the premises. From a contemporary of the fight the following scntences will suffice “Spring got Oliver's head in chancery and pummelled his already bruised face until_ it was mass of bloddy jelly. Having punished Oliver he had to scream with pain, Spring threw him a cross- hum.m\ which seemed to dislocate his neck. Even then Oliver refused to quit, and, although unable to stand, he insisted that his seconds lead him to the cen- ter of the ring. When their support was withdrawn Oliver fell down in a fainting f and Spring was awarded the victory. 1897—Martin Frank Erne in York. 1899—Jimmy Jimmy Dime in TN 1900—Oscar Gardner White fought 6-round cago. DENOUNCES NEWSPAPER a Flaherty rounds defeated 20 at New defeated at Troy, Gorman 11 rounds Tommy at Chi- and draw WAR AGAINST GERMANY Rep. Bartholdt of Missoui Delivers Farewell Address i House. ‘Washington, tive Bartholdt farewell speech day denouncing against Germany Americans of German with all other truc Americans, for America first, last and always,” and protested against American shipments of arms to the allies. “In our present demands IZngland,” he said *“‘our only alterna- tive is either to give in or to declare war. The threat of embargo arm however, would quickly bring t{he mistress of the seas to terms with- out war.” For Feb. 20.—Representa- of Missouri, made hi in the house yester- The newspaper war He declared descent “are, inst an America First. Portraying the “steadfast devotion of citizens of German blood to Ameri- can ideals and the flag,” Mr. Barth- holdt declared: ““If, unfortunately, the United States ever again should be embroiled in war—which heaven for- bid—the Germans of this would again loyally rally around the Stars and Stripes. 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