New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1918, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1918 UBLE DEMONSTRATING HIS SUPERIORITY OVER SAMMY WALTZ IN MERIDEN BOUT—MORT LINDSEY BOWLS IN BRIL- | AN BOWL]NG CONGRE.SS AT ClNCiNNATl—BODEE T0 WEAR YANKEE UNIFORM—BASKETBALL AT HIGH SCHOOL GYM. making its indelble impress 1pon | the contest which ranks as one of the his once Herculean frame. So Sul-|most furious in bare knuckle history. 3 livan's clos friends on the other (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) ESQGbllshed 18890 side, who had been watching Mit- chell’s career, insisted that the t'h-\mvj i D] ) UVINTET WINS. pion go into training. ] = “You'll have to be good to Terry asket-Tossers Defeated in FUH T[]MMY SHEA Charlie now,” they told him | 5 . at Y. M. €. A | Jobn L., confident of his ability fo | B e 3 Beut fmy ling mim toortoa | The Leaders basketball team of the “What's the use of wasting time|YV. M. C. A evened up the serics with | Noyy Haven Pro[essor Toys with § - doing that? I whipped that |Hllowi!hr‘ Terryville team at the association | fellow in three rounds in New York | &mnasium last evening, the final 1 4 93 jand I guess it won't take me as lon;;;s(’ur» of a hotly contested gume being h’a[‘[ifll‘d Ham B i) back- | this time. 128 to 25. Paulson and Demarest feat. ) at John. L. And so while Mitchell trained hard | ured for the locals, and S York for e | o . nder London | and conscientiously for the most mem- | the visitors. The summary ! Meriden, March 8.—Tommy Shea, | - g [] size purse”. | orable f his great career, John Leaders. Terryville the N Wi Hach teaiberwalaht hcon fight the defi| L. continued to lead a gay life. e Paulson <o SOYOrK pletely outclassed Sammy Waltz, of ficity purposes. | drank whenever the mood came right forward At iR e 2 : o e 4 ] S ey arc artford, in the star bout of 12 rounds v £ et mind.nimend fhat was often, | e llvedfisneehan' ... .). .. . 'Nouman, Metti | staged—Supposed to be—under theai- ; Ana John L.|irregular hours and absolutely ignored B S e S Ing it would be [ the friends who advised vigorous left forwarq R L e e P e : . training. Demarest, Walters SRR Ropalslallicp e oy e e Bl tol maka|| picnic for me,” I A ‘2‘:\'dclx‘\v¥~ ;wf"{rehtm‘ fight was to | center any sort of a showing against:his more & /4 e - | be staged word reached John L. that| paniclson i . ..... Rock | exberienced rival. Waltz eame within | S5 : - - shared by many. | there isn’t a chance for you to win”. an ace of being knocked out in the e d much lighter ‘And why not?” growled John L. | & tenth round when Shea forced him ta ! haa hcen beaten Some of the toughest gangsters ! Grover PR J. York | 14y on the ropes as a result of the fensibility a three|in London have bet in Mitchell, Sul- ! left guard severe battering he received ahout the Y All WOO] fabncs BNew York some years|livan was told They’ll all be at| (gals from the field: Paulson 4, De- face and body. Waltz weathered the § ; test was with | the ringside ready to Stick You up ar| marest 5. Sheehan 2. & 5 Sealass el G ¢ that con ikt i marest 5, Sheehan 2, §. York Ro- storm, however, and managed to stick | - ways gOO value Marquis of Queensbury | to shoot you if it looks as if vou've galski 4; Neuman 1, Metti 1 als | the limit fehell's challenge called for | surely got Mitchell down and out.” from fouls:. Sheehan 4, § ¥ The hest fighting of the night oc- ; 5 2 0 are nuckle battle under London But this news didn't frighten the! pjotti 1. Referee. Slater. curred in the eleventh and twelfth 5 - $ 0. 0 up, i mighty . ing rules—just the style of An“f‘crl(‘n’r:_ TR | i rounds. \fter being battered from . y in awe-insp) MREhting that suited the ch; mwtfn.‘ <et ‘em s ,(m" ‘,Ont think L]]P_T'! e pillar to p a majority af the | : \ ; —0— Sritish NOWS X “But those who felt that way rec k-{could hit my anyway,” challenged ! * po & o . preceding rounds, Waltz fought stub- | , . > s & oned wathout taking Sullivan’s con-|John L. New York, March S.—lL.eo Giebel, bornly, in hopes of putting over a | B Show]ng a d]stlnc. day after day. o > P “Perhaps it W i - on the street galhered bug‘e crowds dition or Mitchell's improvement into Perhaps it wauld be better to callithe champion swimmer, proved hefty punch The elusive Shea was g LN ff the fight than to take such risks < - 4 fast sver, > O 1 City 5 : = that trailed him. He appeared day | consideration q . = 5 team in himself in leading Berkeley- 00 fast. howeve nd the Capital City : after day before packed houses. He John L.\ at that time, weighed |for $2,500 purse,” someone sug- v lad left the ring a badly beaten indi- 3 . tlve group 0 became an idol in England as he W around 220. s normal fighting | gested, whereupon John L. flew into a | ITVing school to an easy victory over: yiguq Heniuscall aliliett Uopercut s 1 And then it| weight-in those days was at least 20 |rag Pawling school in a dual swim in the | with great effect. | EMERY SHIRTS "::u,:h(hu! e Mitchell and his | pounds less. He was somewhat| “I owe that little whipper-snapper | Pawling tank yesterday. The score Hiien Mo, > icked. followers up and insisted that|flabby and his wind was bad. For|'(Mitchell) a whipping and he is|was, 37 to 16. Only four boys com-, o S 0 om0 = 0Tl John 1. wasn't “such-a-much’—that | several years he had done no strenu-| going to get it. No one can scare | posed the Berkeley “tcam,” but their 3 ‘M8 Sl \";)‘I""l'll(\" Creest ; et Chirlie cot whip the mighty Sul-]ous training. He had been living a|me off with gun talk ll-around ability enabled them to Faksat L PRediBaliine Sooen 4 . INTERWOVEN livan in a ai <ht froe and easy life, and alcohol was! And arrangements went ahead for !'ture first place in five of the six events. fanordain two rounds | - J 3 cheduled for ten rounds, but opening session that he took a de- | rate high dive. Currie had far the | e : s Same prices as last of the argument long as it| k ed The end came after two min- S utes and a half of fighting in this R P year. round Young Rocco, of Middletawn, sub- stituting for Young Mack, of Hartford, ted but one round of his scheduled ix-rounder with Kid Kaplan, of this Sed g 91 255 city occo, too, assailed a high dive Grah: 7 s — 159 and performed his stunt with grace o E S1—e” 247 and finish 83— 83| |- of New Haven, was referee. —_—— Sattler 77 90 27: é as a e urr © | echanm Blm City Star Scintillates in Herser 100 s PHILLIES LEAVE MARCH 17, Cooney Foberg 96 86 OUR OVERCOAT SALE IS IR e itia atonali asnclbase oIl (eam Cincinnati, Ohio, March 8.—Al Union Mfg. will leave for the spring training | jonnson’s Colts or New Haven, Conn., \winjams E 93 ounds at St. Petersburg, Fla., ,,,l rolling in the individual and two-men | ook ......... 94 96 DRA A ; wreh 17, it was announced yesterday. 'Wean in the American Bowling Con- homas .o 84 85 5 sress tourney here yesterday, fraining will begin four days later and will continue until March 27, when the shook . L85 g ) the leaders in both classes. Mort | (v f:.h( e ARG - WE CAN CONTINUE IT NO LONGER! P el e B e scries with the Boston 44‘\01’14!]\ in old time form on the second shift 4 Other games on the schedule m(ludo'ui individuals and his 228 score in Dl . : We Make This Last Call and Send this Last Note of Warning. - R e e It Will Be Over When We Close Our Doors Saturday Night £ April 8, Washington Americans at | with marks of 209 and 224, enabled Columbia, S. (*.: April 10, Washington | him to breeze into tenth place in 1T IS NOVV OR NEVER PROPOSITI\U; B smericans at Greenville, S. C.; April|l the individual standing with a total * J«ind 13, Philadelphia Americans at Phila- | of 661. Lindsey’s score bettercd by Helander W. Trevethan We Have Been Placing Smiles of Satisfaction on Buyers’ Faces—Making Lean Purses Feel Grate- L e | = elnsle SR E e il ful, and Wrapping up Contentment With Every Purchase, All During This Sale. There Are Few Bar- : The club has written to all the play- | sition. d Afomitis gainsStill Left [ <! siving them instructions as to re-y Lindsey continued his phenomecnai | J. Trevethan E o ~ o : T porting. George Whitted has written | work in the doubles. Teamed with | Root COME BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. B8 (o President Baker demanding that he | Joo Porto, the pair turned in 4 total - = be traded. The Phillies have no in-| ¢ 1,282, which placed them in third CAN YOU AFFORD TO IGNORE THESE PRICES? Bl tcotion of letting Whitted go to some |} pace in the event. Lindsey's rolli cther club, and it is belteved George | waq mainly responsible for the splash will report at St. Petersburg just as).s he hit the wood for 705 inst + Thornton he did last spring after holding out.| by tors 577. In the second gamo of | North 55 Men’s and Young Men’s MACK- | 22 Men’s and Young Men’'s | | & oo e yme i o) oot tniies it o <o of 268, getting eight strai: N f i ld f $8 $10 d B cthing has been heard from “Chief” AEC! i 3 3 et > : m “Chief” |} ofore a pin stood up on him. In the S5, formerly so or an Henats Lo Hasmot slgnsalaicontrace | betors/a wia stagdiunion bl Wil b an ’ 3 " New contracts, somewhat modified, e M A 2 3 a strike to place the team in Bloom .. 3 87 105 avel beenl s ¢ Fity, | needed a stri p $12, Sale Price have heen sent (o Muesol and it |00 5 S0t @ MR DO UL by the Bhillie & "7 § fectly but the ten pin stood out | Bowers i 98+ 113 & i TLindsey’s rolling here yesterday was | o ! Sflturday g R —— by Ta.- the Dbest of the day. Tt not 266 ‘ Formerly Sold For $12 and $15 ® [ARTFORD HERE TODAY |t oo b wisive s | MOMA OUT OF DANGE 1 big piece of the prize money. Hi Milwaukee, March $.—iddie Moh 2 1 o 3 mediocre work in the five-men event e e The LaSt Can Satllfddy Saie p[!ce Annual Basketball Classic of New | alone kept him from capturing the g rined a cerebra) concussion whe: all-events title. | knocked out by Jock Malone of Si Britain and Hartford High Schools| Aside from Porto and Lindsey, | paul. near the end of a ten roun none of the colts managed to hit the | boyt Wednesday night, was said b 600 mark in the singles. DeBric ‘whysicians vesterday to be out of dan New Britain and Hartford High | rolled well in the doubles, gettin schoal basketball quintets will wage | 581. {heir annual battle on the local court this fternoon at 4:45 o‘clock, the o L | NG RESULTS P The visitors, spurred on by the vic- tory secured February 8 in their own — From 01 P 5 ur regular stock 135 W bailiwick, arrived here this afternion | o gers Frary & Olark Five Down i 1 at Local Gym This Afternoon. wccompanied by a large delegation of rooters and filled with confidence. The Berlin Construction Company Team ALL | jocals are by no means in the dumps aver the r se sustained at the hands | #@nd Colts Win From Union Mfg. From standard manu- of New Haven Iast week and will enter i ! the fray with but one object—to re-| Co- on Aetna Alleys. facturers deem themselves for the defeat sus- Landers, Frary & Clark bowlers ex- | e cained in the Capital City. Every g o - . & ed Ittle difficult; > o £ fen and Young Men in All | A Wonderful Selection, Long, Heavy Member of the Hardware City team | POTienced little ;h‘; o by ALL is in fit shape for a strenuous battle. Stves and all Sizes 33 to 44. Seld | Storm Coats, Short, Dressy Overcoats, B | on Dt il Tandlo the whistie, " |1ast evening, when at the expense of | Sgld for $3.50, $4 and $5. P A1R o e . “ : = the Berlin Construction company 2 . 1"'1 $18 and $20. Will Sell Saturday, Conservative Coats for long service. ; e E e quintet, three wins were chalked up NOW ¥ ¢ { i ¥ DATY In the other game in the leaguc se- el = ries, the New Britain Colts defeated $2075 st Day at All kinds of depend- LAKEWOOD GOLI' able Garments. Come B T - eauicalll o the Union Mamufacturing compan i i | g - , two games. e cmalkers S g . in and find one to suit | S e, e ames” e " Skl || It you are going to you. Sold for $22, Lakewood, N. J., March S.—The |margin. In the Skinner Chuck leasiic get a Hat $25 and $30. To l ' Gates for the annual spring golf [ the Drill Chuck trio defeated the ® tournament of the Country club of | Shipping room . in_ straight § % Close O“t at lLakewood were announced. yesterday | S2Mmes and the Office rc-nre:*cn'dflt\x Do it now, here 1S a rga] for April 25, 26-and-27. The tourna- | conquered the-Tool Room team in two ¢ i ment is the imtial golf contest in the | 8ames. Thesscores: | Opportumty to save a ! metropolitan district and always at- o | 5 Y | tracts a large number of players . Tanders. dollar or two. The best H | While it has been definitely decid- | Middleton .....100 87 99— 28§ 5 - Britas ¥ ¢i to purchase the S. K. De Torest [J. Wright SERIIO N T value in New Britain. residence for a clubhouse, which will ['W. Wright ] o | necessitate a rearrangement of the [ Schmaiz . == Anderson - 90 9 97— 2 357 . St links, the contests next month will | o . aln reet porary quarters have been fitted up 449 430 3 14 uson | to accommodate the players this Berlin Construction. spring. Tt will probably be late in CITY HALL the Sprin=tbatore ihotclub n-~w~11 Hickey 78 g in its new home. Warner ...