New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1919, Page 12

"FEBRUARY 28, 1919, 'S WILL BE HELD—89TH DIVISION WINS FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP IN DR 154 GAME SCHEDULE—BASKETBALL AT Y.M. C. A, TOMORROW NIGHT GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE ESTABLISHED 1886 e oo! SUCK TERRIBLE LANGUAGE | NEVER HEARD . | THiNK DAD 1S S0R& ‘BouT mE WAKING VP, HE'S . e e T Saturday, March 1st I HE DOESN'T GQET A | MmovE on (LL LET ouT A YEW Y BILL START OFF WATM A uTTLE WHIMPER ~ JusT To SEE IF CAN'T ATTRACT A | LITTLE ATTENTION, I'LtL BET THAT WAS MY DAD JUST CAmME 1A=~ WELL oW FOoR JusT A WEE WHIMP, \MP - MP ~4P- BEH- AU Is the Last Day of Qur | ANNUAL SALE Styles and sizes for everyone made by Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Our exhibition of Men’s Silk Shirts Tiourned yasterday. DAY should be interesting to everyone. ety e O = : ‘ Boys’ Knee Pants Suits, age 16 and 17, & ' I§ to be closed out at $5.00 Suit. Were $7.00, $8.00 and $9.00. “9H You DEAR oLD BOTTLE ! JusT LISTEN To PoOP GRUMBLING— HEl GAVE ME AN AWFUL NASTY Loox BUT | SHOULD WORRY, | @G0T THE BOTTLE DIDN'T T ore the league 10 TO ROW NAVYY. range Reconsiders and Will Semd | Crew tp Annapolis, g Annapolis, Md., Feb. 28.—Though yracuse did not intend to resume | owing this year and declined to sdpd crew to Amnapolis it has recondid- pred,- and will row the Midshipmen pith varsity and freshmen eights at Annapolis on May 3. —_— —= The only other race for the Mid- hipmen which is definitely settled is POST.LEAGUE SERIES RICHARDS COPS AGAIN RED RED ROSE BEST Teamed With Tilden, Youthful Ten- | Mrs. Payne Whitney's Filly Beats Big H o % i ~ ] - oAl 3 e J i —‘t nis Phenom Wins Middle States Ficld in the Champion at New br 11 12, the latter sending either - n April 1 13 Hadde e N. B. MACHINE LE William New Orleans, Feh. 28.—Red Philadelphia, Fe 28, h 1 Wwo or three crews. Patnic e N DevartieTana ; : Feb. The Navy management is still try- Eatal Dm'""_ B REOE . ool Inspect Tilden 2d of this city and Vincent | Rose, the two-year-old che hg for the three cornered race the New Britain Machine-All-Star Williametz ..... 92 Richards of New York won the final | doushter of Whisk Broom II =3 e 5 Cardaminne, owned by Mrs. Payna hgainst Harvard and Princeton and a Howe 8 round o e men’s doubles - 9 3 ace with Yale. It is almost certain | Games at Y. M. C. A. Saturday. Ralf 88 und of the men's doubles of the | ywhitney, is the best juvenile racing 2 Academ v e per: A | o : i - LGyt oo 68 { i middle states covered championship | here.. Yester won the Crescént o awe o £ad mumber of tnires | The mrst mme of the postieasue [nter-Allied Games to Be Staged |sionchan o rmWWMMWMMM@WMWWwMMWMWWWWMWW@MM Wan he event at Philadelphi series of factory games at the Y. M. waker store vesterday after- | big fleld of youngsters. At no time — e e on Site in June fon Are Third Ii\f{nyrflhampions [ Moon: ey “defeated Crals Diddls | during the four furlons Journey did The games will be as follows and Wallace Johnson of this city, 6-8, | she leave the result in doubt. Jockey GOOSE NECK PUTTER COSTLY. rs vs. Machine Shop—New De- House R, Lt (3 Murphy got her away from the bar- e | parture vs. foir and the entire 3 - ‘ Foley Coblenz, Feb. 28.—By its defeat of The match was replete with sen- | rier well and kept her in a com=- * ‘ o Match|l & 4 t : Paris, Feb. 28.—Graund was brok- R ! ¥ p auscs’ Defeat of Morrcll in Match | proceeds of the games will be given | Fo8® = o0 S0 s B0 VS TS | Litke ... the football team af the Fourth divi-| sational tennis such as is only wit- | manding position throughout. Thelma With Miss Rosenthal. to the players in the Factory le“guc{\\'hex the ‘l e mmc iea sanien will| Yillias S sion vesterday the eleven of the 89th| nessed in the higgest summer tourna- | E. finished second and Minute Man : . . A s 8 - s tead ivision b » champic of the s. The pa fast & third Palm Beach, Fla., F 28.—Alfred | teams. . bo held in June. The stadium is to| 1-¢® divicion | becamogchamplos S [RnentimilicRens Svas ast igallagnc = 3 S o5 = e In the first game of the evening— | pe situated at Coinville, near Paris Third army. The score was 14 to 0.|way. The weather conditions were ted Red Rosc has been to the forrell of Hackensack played a chal- Bl g e B A% oL To the $9th falls the honor of repre- | just right for the match and com- | races four times and won three rages the Fafnir-New Departure match— iang will have seating accommoda- e match on the Palm Beach 80If | {14 two teams will meet for the sec- | tions for 22,000 persons and standing senting the army of occupation at the | fortable for those on the side lines. | and finished second in the other ourse yesterday with the Western|ond game of their series. The frst | room for 40,000 more. The plans A. E. F. Olympic games in the Spring { While defeated, Biddle and John-| The Mohawk purse, the other fea- olf champion, Miss Elaine Rosen- | game was played last week in Bristol drawn up by the Young Men’s near Pa | son gave Tilden and Richards, who |ture of the program, was won by hal, whom he endeavored to beat|and resulted in a victory for the Bris- | e cialion TR CE oy . Major Gen. Dickman and his staff | are the national doubles champions, | Marie Miller, the old chestnut mare ndlcapped with the use of n goose | tol team. The second game should be | the completion of the sta-|J. Bovle.. and a number of British and ench | 4 hard game. The match w in | belonging to G. A. Marshall. Assuma ;- 1 N " b 7 icers as as abc 000 officers 1 r > al ga e. The clos as sec d and jarry 2 N hird putter in place of all other clubs. | more interesting, inasmuch as the dium within 90 days. Webh omdr gl \;r‘H x'l»inirl‘f”; 1 Mjmfflrh ers | doubt until the final game. The close- | wa ond and Bar \annon third. match was an interesting one, | Machine Shop team, the winners of | At the conclusion of the inters lied | R e fvf:mr' L»: »jmvm "”.m-mmw ;iu { ness of the contest can be seen in — Morrell maki the cighteen | the league championship, will meet a | zames Gen. Pershing will present the | safe e Side SR U e o that the first two sets took CABLES GOWDY $250. es in $2. Miss Rosenthal won, how- | team composed of the best players on amphitheater to. the French &overn- . S Ghn '1.,“.“,”\k ol Hlu-'wmx{rmi fourteen games each. Craig Biddle ! LD : v, 3 up and 2 to play, with a medal | the three other teams of the league. | ment as a permanent reminder of the | McKenna T e e e S alloon | ovs 8 splendid exhibition Boston National League Club Answer core of 80 Physical Direcfor Warren S. Slater | American army’s presence in France. J\Ols”" e o e C e e e Catcher’s S. O. S. Morrell made o poor start, taking a | gy, ed this series of game - the ' The contract was made jointly by the | lanse oo ar i sk i o i far the shore firs: bair but ookl e i-'.])“ ,,]"-».jl,fi”,‘.“,i,«tmr l,m American and French armies and the | A. Campbell Bowier,fichictiof thefayiationtserylce. | PERRIT QUTTS DIAMOND. | Boston, Feb. 25.—The Boston Na- ; 2 benefit of the players and none of the | A L dithel o o and another officer witnessed the | g iy { al league club cabled $250 { nly 7 to negotiate the longest hole | yroceeds S T e S G AT e ch donated the | Wolfe 2 L tiona ag ablec o on. the course, 515 vards, He made ’:]‘,’_;oel" mlilipeRusadaofanyfotiient! St s il e Sl e same. From the guy ropes af ”““ Giant Pitcher to Work On His Farm | Hank Gowdy yesterday in answer to the course in 7§ with the same putter | © ) military training ground, and the Am- atloonhiunecansainarican fag medrly in Search of Oil. a request from the catcher. Gowdy as large as the balloon itsel is with the American Army of Oc- It is estimated that more than 300 New York, Feb. 28.—Willlam Day- | cupation and his cable encouraged 000 francs changed hands in pools! ton Perritt, better known as Polly, is | officials of the Boston club to belicua | and individual bets on the result. The | that he might be released from serv= Fourth division players concede that | ice at an early date. last week erfcans will pravide the field with plumbing, wiring, stands and dre 2g | Jones ..... Yale swim-|room Ilingworth ructure will be of re-enforced | McCarthy completely surrounding the | Swanson o YALE SWIMMERS WIN, BROWN SURVIVES | New Haven, Fe mers yesterday afternoon won an| The s i concret the latest Giant pitcher to announce | 108 S4 from baseball. Oil has ake a single first place, although th arvard, who played left guard 7 2 ¢ Harvard, who played left guard says he is too much interested in pro- | ed at the Anchor Brand club between New York Golfer Victor in Two!casy victory from Wesievan univer-| concrete. completely 200 meter | LofsTeN 110 88 THieiv! defont wwasi ol tol ihal better | |his retivere e 3 Rounds at St. Augustine. [{sityils7italils SencRvisttoraRrailing il gk ey r Bl e IS RS oo O 8D — . team work of the S9th, coached by ! heen discovered mear Perritt's prop- MALONE'S TEAM AHEAD. St. Augustine, Fla., Feb. 28.—Ono |t v | eliptical running track. Within the 165 429 Capt. Paul Withington, formerly of’ crty at Homer, La., and the pitcher | The setback tourney being contests of the largest fields of golfers that [ captured five of six seconds pt. | running t there is room for an | Dept. 500. ever competed over the links here | Hincks finished the 1t ard swim 1 nglish rugby plavine field, which is | Barber 8 85 = s Sty { moting the oil busin to return his | teams captained by ‘“Ted” Malone and zot under way in the annual St |the brilliant time of -39 seconds, while | 30 vards longer than the American | Street ... 85 MISS SEARS BEATEN { contract to the Giant John Moran, is drawing to a close, Augustine tournament vesterday. | Binney's 25 1-5 seconds in the :.o-{ w field J. Chalmars T 100 | Perritt, who formerly was a cotton | the fourth and final series will *a Play was scheduled to begin Wednes- | vard event was first cl The feat | | Herdline 85 ' 86 | planter, has rushed into the oil game | played next Tuesday night. The win= with both feet and he is said to have | ner struck it rich. Harry Sinclair, mer ederal league promoter, is in- [ the will be entertained at a thea- the for- | ter party in Hartford. As a result of mes 1 Tuesday night Bostonian Woman Tennis Star Finds Molla Bjurstedt's Playing Alto- - of New Yorkers and many notables | onds, was close to worl record time. y, but rain caused a postponement. | of the Yale swimming team of taking | Blaugh' - e 2 Among the contestants are a host | the team event in 1 minute, 44 sec- | As THEY DO IN PARIS T oo arrnm & 98 ingside seats After a bout ¢ must consult with them juc the r to get the | | | from metropolitan golf clubs. In the | Benjamin’s farm in the fancy dive | 125 51 | 7 ] terested in the same oil field which iniMalon N e points first sixteen W. S. Brown of New |was clever and Loeb's mark of 67 |The Gibbs Boxing Act Is Amended to | Tool Inspection. | gether Too Fast has taken the Giant pitcher out of |ahead York beat G. F. Berry of Frankfort, | feet in the distance plunge was his & | Willinmetz 95 86 - . baseball. = S SR S RS e e SR B { Mave Two Judges ‘Act With | Howe ..... s 78 e o "", _L‘h“;r”q;'“' s ]H-‘[ At the Giant offices nothing was | BLUE QUINTET WIN. B e S s Bl = 1z i N s gallery of fas ables watched | A% R Pt - 3 I st Orange, N. J. disposed of | e fralr .0 st S0 ey S lerX of teshionalies waiehed | known of Perritts threat of retire- | ey Faven, KFeb. 28— Beforetin W Porter of Charlotte, N. by | BRUSSHLS OUTCIHASSED, | Coftec Ey R, 7 e i Tl jment except that he had not sent in | prillignt junior promenade crowd ;4 it o . = e U | e vio defeat Mis lleonora 4 e e B ras i 5 el Boksamogecnr ; : | Thompsonville, Feb. 28.—The Brus-; Albany, Feb. 25.--The Gibbs box- | Stoneham ...... 92 111 Sears of DBoston vesterday in the| it signed contract If Perritt re-| yale yesterday - defeated Brown af 2 0 the afternoon both Brown and | sejs failed in their efforts to stop the/ins bill ar in T34 430 semi-finals of the woman's singles Bl e T O e rew. | basketball, 47 to 12, the visitors hold- gyne scored agaln. o Thisime ithe | pog Mopsiin'the game her 1ght, | several particulars d d to pre-| Boyl S fournament fof the Florida tille 1| 2o todlee also Has duly and Fred Ton | ;g yale o a 4 to 4 score il the mide former defeated . Winton of Min-ine Tiskers coming out on top by o wens i : : el e i T | ey remains a guest of the state of | qi¢ of the first half, completely col- neapolis and 3, while Bayne tri- | geore of 25 13. The high powered | 1<) : ']"M‘ s and to permit Lmns\ Zovim ot e g e 4t game. so | Tennessee. Japsing and lagging, 26 to 4, at inters A OO B ke GG ] R G it i e come vy 10 S8 ST BR G0 BT oAt 2 hatinebma o e e s = 2 mission. Yale presented entirely o prash snapedUDE o=t exiiran SNEr S CayREs (B SR s S e a1 of good tennis, but it could be noticed | HALIFAX WANTS BOUT. reserve team in the sccond half, Hor- T |Faakessibone shols Nenentio avo o) jhevh o Fin ki e ¢ that the champion always had the | —— | ton and Van Slyck shot goals cleverly. WALDO LEADS SENIORS. e roen G Ohe G an el i B2 R B AL I DR Gk ] contest well in hand. When it be- | Group of Nowa Scotia Business Men Plerl's game was the best for Browi this respect the R themselves past m three of “‘Snook »d Tops proved At least s were came necessary to obtain points she Send Offer to Tex Rickard. | cut loose with a ve the Boston girl could not handle and which kept Mi: 1 SITUATION IS GRAVE. . Feb. 28.—A group of = i Dowd's His Card of 85 Bes in Belleair Tour- opinion, and if they agree Halifax, N. In | a bout is called | the | | ney. S trom b e ¢ ! .| he is to announce the decision. It | - s = e T G T .m‘( '((ml f:y»;n ;(I“H:‘n's\ ‘1\'1::{\_ th m::(; they fail {o agree, the referee is to Sears charging from one side of the | local business men have invited Pro- i Munich in Control of Spartacan do of Bridgeport, Conn., won the low | Remmele had the angles of the give the decision court to the other moter Tex Rickard to consider Hali- | Forces—Food Supply Is Low. To M ears’ credit were somere- | ray a5 the scene of the Willard-Demp- | Paris, Feb. 27.—The situation at gross in the annual senior golf tourn- | ing surface down better than the | mar bly clever gets, but the return s and the referce ight championship fight. | Munich is grave, according to the out and a 42 comi ament played yesterday His score | hame player: % e o - sey heavyw was 85 for the round, with a 43 going | ST | Power to order the boxers to box an- | ) Dl i e Bjurstedt | “74 tolegram to Rickard, sent by the | Berlin Vossische Zeitung, which is other round. i Training. | waiting a e right spot. The gals | yra1ie0x Herald in behalf of the busi- | quoted in a Havas dispatch from 76 82 lery was ever ready to applaud the | jegs men, points out that the laws of | Basle. Spartacan fo not only %are in. He had a| NEVADA BOXING BILL DEAD. Another amendment will prohibit | Howard 4 E who was defeated enit meeting, which will be held handicap of which did not figure oV . : % 200 ykes of b rers 2 g in the low net score e -GoV. | any club or club official from having ldwin good s 3 [ G toth players and was | Nova Scotia permit fifteen round de- | masters of all public bulldings and The low net prize resulted in a tie | nty-five round | any interest in the manageme of & G rman c.fi;u]rmfirl:‘(«"V!“P'f‘&“:vt!\"t of funny little | iigion houts and emphasizes the ac- | the transportation services in tha among three playe T W iraater 5 ¢ ites | hoxer | Kraus ... exc Anhl\“ 18 :m‘ surprise that kept es- | (ocsibility of Halifax. | city but have also seized the presses of Intarvale, 98 W. Green, | o AR et [§ne fptovision saimed ce fights | Turner HISARIE B on which government bank notes are L et ireen, | passed both houses c e | will permit man s to with. | Two or three times she used a se- =~ e Trinted "mj\ E e - r" t“ did not nav L two-th | hold compensation from hoxers if nml‘ verely cut return um_t fooled the WELLS KNOCKED OUT. | ;l')msv, presses, the Berlin Lokal An- ot N e s ity in eit house, indicating tha |l referee c they failed to box | | champion and then giggled in great ST | = iger ys, ar kept busy Food~ = : 1 pass the Dbill over | on their merits. Club owners in New | KALAMAZOO EARLY CLOSERS. |amusement. AMiss Bjurstedt was very | w. O. W. Beckett of Southampton | stuffs are being rationed at Munich - I veto will not be suc- | York, Buffalo and Rochester will be! Kalamazoo, Mich. Feb. 27 Six | "Luch stronger than Miss Sears on he Will Meet Carpentie the amounts issued to the hourgeofsie OSTBERG WILLING. required to file a $10,000 hond, and ! aqyp P £ A overhead strokes, taking them with a W p f those give rorld | A, e . 3 : : ? j early closers appear in the announce- | ong. free sweep whiel i JeanEe being only half of those given work= Ellis Ost of Worcester, Ma = | smaller cities bonds ranging from | ment for the Kalamazoo Grand Cir- | e e e ‘n; 1 put plenty of London, Feb. 28.—The announce- |y o en I GORDON GOING TO FRANOE. 1 £5,000 to $2,500. | SR e S LI ment made by the Central News that | | | | 1n! | wrestling bout in th ty last week, | ew York, Feb. ' 28—Willlam F. ———— | July 14 to 19. This the frec- | FARVARD HOCKEY CAPT W. O. W. Beckett, of Southampton, | has wired the Berlin boy that he will | Gordon, the star New York A. C. SANDY FERGUSON DEAD, ! for-all pace, as well as the two 'm-l’ Cambridge, Mas, el 8 u:i who knocked out Bombadler Wells again take latter on any date; distance runner, is soon to sail for| Providence, R. L. Feb. 28.—Sandy three trotting races will manis. Wilkerlodi N . “:;ll, IS G A | . other than -\‘L‘ ""} "' ;’ t‘ rs ‘;‘1 Is | France, whe hc H‘»HJ‘ engage in war | Ferguson, (he vetera Lieavyweight on the old-fashion sw ;“m ted captain of the Ha \‘,"’.,\ ‘“1( _,:tmm; he French ; telegram, asked that the toe hold be | work. Gordon will sail bout two | pugilist, is dead. Sandy succumbed Stake plan, $500 being added to each | 20 ice hockey team last nie i S S e arred. Ostberg’s ankle was hurt in | week Gordon, who was recently | :4, pneumonia at the Rhode Tsland ©f them, while in the matter o '1y1.4\wx cover ;mm‘v\ on l«y“l"m \.“‘ <;-:';n:i‘;\‘2mwy‘m -n;ym( “:2: \m.,;m, the recent match and it is for this| discharged from the navy, won the ! hospital Wednesday night. races $3,000 is offered for a 2:06 trot ‘ seven and previously w ;\\‘ “ H'l or ;yvfl's papers \\‘\b that Uvir winner of | * reason that he asks that the toe hold | senior metropolitan mile champion- about 40 years old and entered $3,000 for a 2:13 trot and $2,000 for | of the Harvard freshman and . St ! the «\’,hp\ betwoen Beckett and Frank | he tahooed hip in 1915, 191 nd last year. ving in s a 2:06 pace Paul school teams, Goddard will meet the Frenchman