New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1919, Page 8

come [Her ihe i v wil na here: sounde take for | $10,000 | Yan- \‘ | The clubihas g on what he would eason and he asks the Brave contract calls for. The could procure Herzog ice. No National him with that request fc ivers on nt the American Pitchers Shore and lexpected to come to [Both men are high calibr athlete W drew big salaries with the Tos- ton club ever since the Federal league days and Leonard also a de mand for part of the purchase money for the aue el e Teague k et and 708 Was | to T.eonard terms this w made i MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1916 BF BAKER BRIGHTENS HOPES O F YAN KEES—DEAN M'CLELLAN WOULD HAVE DNTROL OF YALE SPORTS—LOCAL BASKETBALL QUINTETS TRI fifl/éfé New Britain Machine Co. and Stanley Work Quintets Victorious Over Capital City Riva Before the largest audience to wit- ness a game of the factory league this season, the New Britain Machine auintet won over the 8. K. I". team of Hartford, Saturday night, score 34-19, ‘and in a fast preliminary the Stanley Vorks defeated Billing cer five of Hartford, score games were the second in a ser: three games, and all te ing won onc to play the the deciding Hartfora In the Miller w points been credited naticn from the al foul route consent of the called and shoot was an important for the Mac having secured Howc the of four ms will be ne It is prohable that will be played in hav- 1 ne it 1 oft cvening the 34 havir elimi- the person- by mutual fouls werc foul line 1.the victors m, Miller the foul r00d and I of the 20 of ig I ar, the him. game scored loc Although via red teams, the from the factor shop points played e om also als breaking work, and h nd soverai Seheidel at guard j J. Daley and for the Hartford he summary MACHINE SHOP Miller aved 1 %) son Iy tred 1 team su S K.F LT, J. Daley Left forward Thompsen Right forward Cunningham Howe Anderson Kaligren . Center Stepanian 5 Sl Young Left guard Scheidel i Ahlberg Right 3419 rd als, u; Score we Miller Thompson am 1., Young 4, Anderson [ 1, ity H 5, Anderson fouls, Mil ningh Daley The game Spencer and even more | big game | Norfeldt i his shooting of fouls ! sponsible for the win, his share | Walters played | suarding was in | several | because | playea between the Billings & Stanley Works fives was hatly contested than the as the score indicates Eric playing was faultless and was direetly re- 11 points having from the foul line, well and Gibney evidence af all time: gone Whalen been pass of well having presence Hartford plays his for The summary STANLEY WORKS { Walters B. & . Gervill Yorfeldt : Osterling Left forward Grobstein which Frazee received for 1 re- lease. However, both are hall ers baseball is their they afford to remain Shore resigned a commiission the navy to retu so0 there is little do appear at the .J play- business. and =0 cannot idle. s en- 11 el onvilie TITLE BOXING BOUT amilton Ont., Makes Aftractive Bid to Promoter Rickard sign in n {0 ° | | i | diamond | he | camp With Bake prospects for look most the club of Pratt, Herzog or ond not. Baker, Pipp, and Bodies are four maulers who long range hitting are excelled other quartet in baseball pitching situation looks any time since George Stallings’ Yankee pitch- of Ford, Vaughn, Quinn, | Dempsey 1ldwell, Warhop and Hughes | envy of every manager in league. In Shore, Shawkey. neider and Russell, right-hand and Leonard and Mog sotithpaws, Huggins has onc best balanced pitching possessed by a local club. 1t will lined Yankee 1gain ) the new bright. 1t hin vicious punch Fewster plays seasc ally | oo assures i sec- 1 | | | | | | a wheth " | 4 | base or Lewis by I t and | ! that and e York, Mar the & h 17 —Nevada Idaho i more 1910 e not only places Willard match promising than T are anxious to have the championship staged The ated showing con- | would he wel- has madc Spokane last prominent Rickard and in- ing the hout to that city committec 1 N (6 1l i . within thei boundaries. two States legalizin clusively ©tioned leng bouts, that fight Washington the have ¢ laws the also 2 ) contest. 5 sent a committe izens to wait on vite him to b Tk sta £ a (o3 t ¢ is composc ' f | Hanauer, the W | ton Tire and yher sokane, and A Trvin ernational Portland pany Spokane. Rickard that h round bonut in | of opposition, Cana for the bout president shi e 5 Boland, Jamcs, Stanage and Yelle On Way s of In- Cement com- T informed fifteen fear | to Georgia. of the Detroit Am s and ( left here con, Ga., to be: Other members staff will th or report direct fielders and ouific March 23 Bobby Jone today, leaving on Dauss unsigned. faid to be will repor 1 De- | and Stan- ) 17.—Two : Bolana Yelle and night for Ma T next weel battery Cincinnati their homes. In- to report troi ame e could a a ay Spokanc without last the Great War Veteran association of Hamilton, Ont., asking for the boul. The telegram sent to Rickard informed Tex that a special government permit could be obtained | for the holding of a twenty round bout in the Ontario city This provosition attra stant attention of the promoter cause of the central location of Ha ilton. Midway between the e and west it could casily be reached from the great centers of population, which would a desirable spot from bu fice viewpoint. Rickard nless he could find a United States where the would t ne ed to the Tiger vut hid a in his contract Cobb, Bush and President Navin is confident Cobb and Dauss but nothing definite has tstop Bush, who days ago he would not in- 1 Iy to d the in- 1 n annou n a tran i make GETS REGATTA. the ines WORCESTER vesterday Natic Oa aciation of Amatenv favorable Canadian would Row in Bay State, h S Marc 17 Worcee imilton be an ideal tional re the contes nd - GLEASON CALLED SOUTH, Mass.. March 17 the Holyoke infielder, ed by the Chattanoo Southern association Billy will leave for sunny this week. Gleason was drafted from Lynn by the Pirates last year, then farmed the i Chattanooga outfit. He the navy pringfield, Billy has | team to go into hicl 5 ining 117, cancellec , appli- and out left to basebail Eoinih: I'UFTS ON SCHEDULE. SPORT WRITER DIES, York, M 17—-John J. Kor- Turnens Falls, Mass., a sportir died at a hospital pncummonia. Farvard Books Brown ; et for November 1 bel of 3 writer, | teraay Waldron Harvard cod yester team here n, annou v PENN DEFE.\ Princeton, N. J.. vivania defeated last intercollegiate game here Saturday colleg i here before complete; other Tufts wo November 15, | Yale game. the Harvard dates having been S PRINCETON, March 17 Princeton league night, rvard on the Penn- in the hasketball 32 to il ) French down eig event rench and Wilson Are Victors in Mateh rDlade | i ! and Tlowe | Finehurs N. C March 1 f the best professional 1atches staged here this season Em- it French of York and Willie Wil- | on of York Ilarbor defeated Herbert agerhlade of Youngstown and Wal- s Howe of the Tatnuck club by 2 1 on the championship course yes- erday afternoon T winne Ehe Lagerhlade In one four-ball o best Hsers’ and ball Ho 5" was 34 each won a wle going out while Wiison won the irst and the short ninth under par or his.team. Coming in Wilson and took the tenth and cleventh with birdies, Lagerblade halved the par, four: pair of 5s. Howe won by going down on his from twenty y off respectively Freuch in fifteent! he green That 1 and and ) a he o rds Tiovwe and 1 1 the match came to an end seventeentl, where French in plaving out of a trap. 3s were made on the sixth and threo 3s and 2 on the individual medal scores sriviade., 36—72; Howe, 19y \gerblade Three hth vinth the and 1 RECORDS 'OR M'GILLIVIRAY. fowers World's Marks in Back Stroke Swim. Chicago. March 17.- of the C established a new wor record in the’ Cent here Saturday night. w 140 back in unprecedented time 3-5 omplis) this 200 me 0 McGil Sta- | swim- AU Perry t Lake ming meet Tle 1 the 1 the stroke of feat meter 60: 1 hin ds hie lowered and 400 Great events T marlks men won nearly all of the BRAVES May ton 1 OV FOR CAMP. 17.—The vangua Nationai bascball club for Columbus, Ga., stavt its spring v. The party E. Hapgood, uded Hugh Coach Juck men. Other in New on the way Boston 1 I here 1 ring headc left where nigh cdnesd Walter . and was business mu ing pitcher; newspaper the party point navan, ttery and players will York and at 1th L Y join oth LONG DISTANCE BOAT RACE. leveland, March 17.—Pians for a big long distance, all nizht power bout race from Cleveland to Put-in Bay and return, open 1o all clubs on the Great TLakes, have been announced by Vice.Commodore Walker of the Clevelund Yacht club. The prize list will be the most aftractive ever of- fered on the Great Lakes. The date will probably be about the middle of August. | nent E ANM] A MAY [IH:- { GGLFI{T »PINEHUBST ] SHARPE_ WEL BE BOSS New Yale Position as Yale New Haves zeneral charge Haven coach of the university is called toget to announcement | [ and will directly coach the football, | baseball and appointment that institution, ranked, in with whom ciated. Plans sociate professional will be laid at a with the Sharpe coachin sistant nounced of Yale's tains and grid Dr. Sharpe i as wi un h for 1t Mt w would a footba soon head coach and practically captain il nced. acc Guy a adv unless 1916, return to he plans piann the has definitely most G a nali As coach e o a two games scl Presi ester Sharpe o as director of ment has fille long existed. ions rs and coa ads will be ance in bhetten letics and the athietic great con to hiz comin September. aper in BOWLING AT TOLEDO. Toi time [8] since la the oceupios men ong evi of ess tour ond the and £, W members of went with 1248 set week he early L into 2922, e which is by Hagert former holde division. Coach Athletes, Sharpe, undergraduate of the professars of the coaches, seasonal and athletic istance most changes Vale to le: coming promising with shifts first e Gregss Center Gibney S oo Whalen Right guard R chroeder : . Daley Left guard re——Stanley Works Rillings & Spencer 20; goals {rom field. Walters . Norfeldt 1, Grobstein, Gervil 2, Os- terling foul goals, Norfeldt 11, Whalen Walters 2 to Occupy & { | { Lofty | i General Mentor for 10, Mareh 17 Dr newly-elected head | Yale, will take| athleties of when the football squad | her next fall, according | made here vesterday | Albert e o DOWD IN K. OF (. Athletic h G Authority ves Up Teaching. Versatile and Cox Worcester Dowd, for all-round March many y coaches 17~—John E. the kingpin of in high school ecir- cles in central Massachusetts, has heen appointed @ K. of C. sccrefary for active duty overseas and will sail from New York shortly for his new | berth. He ranks with Maj. Frank W. Cavanaugh and Capt. H. P. Cahill, all remarkably successful teachers of football, haseball, basketball and track athletics at some time or other in this city, At Holy he plaved haseball and Dbasketball coached these branches of Louis university, 1 Watertown, Wis., college, Austin, T a fourth degree heen prominent activities in this city and of Clark university. as well Cro He resigned his position teacher of physics at the Classical hool to act as secretary ba ketball regarded teams. as His perma- e th whom iversity e will be he will hC‘ standing, and | dircctly asso- he appointment of both amateur as- | and permanent, Dr. Sharpe council of the uni- | said yesterday that| allowed plenty of | His staff of as-| I coaches will be an and will include several | prominent recent cap- | iron stars. will fill the A meeting of Cres football, He has port at St. Heart Col- ind §t. Ed- as be Sacred ege at He is position of| Elk. has of football | the season is well to present plans, clected captain in mind and decides oxt fall. At pres- ¢ college in June. to appoint him captain n's experience which of the ers displays the leadership. Dr. harpe is nine which has iuled against Yale this dent Hadley of the uni-! 1a: the sclection b cauncil uate as fter ording ates, his TEHAN SIGNS WT Shelburne Falls Athiete, Who Starred t Syracuse. to Try for Inficld Berth, 17 TFralls next old H BRAVE as determine pla a of Cornell baseball he tic jamstown - Meehan of Shelburne field coach at Syracusec Frank J. O'Neil. the athlete, is attracting attention in »aseball, too, he Kas signed for trial with Boston Braves this spring. He make the southern pleas- | trip with squad try for an Sharpe | infield berth. Mechan was an ail- His appoint- | around athlete ot ordina » which has | ability at Syra that his co- ! university the second captaing, mana- the nine rterback “hes of the various| eleven at vorsity of far-reaching import- | mentioned can ing the condition of ath- furthering the aims of tion. Tt is iith that we look forward io New Haven next March Chick named fall Williams for will Xpie great the aind boir athietices a I niore than £ and ar am the eat ga sure Dean academy Y use base the was i aving and qu the on on He mate summer., Newport naval studie. all-Amer o a s ago he the leaving ioin th two | played witl oci | tion nine at navy TS BACK AT WILLIAMS, v Pitcher, Return to College, | Remiliard. and Ficlder, Boyden For the new the first st Tuesday a il Willjamsio seball ) scquad March 17.-~The has becn to collc temillard ? Wil- op position ‘in two- 4 Lopabost liams b mented two more one the an in Ame nament now re. Bowling vesterday, A. Daiker | team terman of Cincinnati, | field Potter shoe tive that | peen in place Saturday l Temillard's siled two | piteners with 18 1 although lead the other: den is expected o the bitting howling its sec- on one of o Veterans who of o and [ thaviione: Boydoe last played who serviec nig total the mark of Toledo. s of first position in that arrival varsity Patte tal to Burrows Bot considerahl the men thove of y and v and Moses in cxperience. to add trength of team & Spen- | | | | The | py, [ sary i | wild | | i | | Lf\mm 306 Main St DEAN M'CLELLAN IS FOR “A BIG SEVEN NEW BRITAIN MACHINE Wan O Lost 1 P.C 917 Dept. 500 Dept. 410. Dept. 303. Training Tool Dept First 14 - U, of P, Athletic Head Would Have Big Colleges Meet Each Other In the current Ivania Gazette, magazin of Pennsylvania n inspection. I'loor 1 on-Productive chas! Office Tool Dept Dept s the the William univers; c Dear MeCle oun- chairman on of athletics the of which the proposes a novel plan elimination many of the sports, particularly out in football. He with the so-called played with the es on the theory that they temptation to the small institu- to violate the ethics of college in order to be strong enou to beat the big colleges. Dean McClellan thinks that seven leading universities in the Cornell, Columbia, Harvard mouth, Pennsylvania, Princeton ale should play each other leges possessing the same resources, ete. His article, Holmgrer 118 of ) Tool Averages, crop “practice g small colle, are tions sports ames! ote Molmgren ‘toneham the east, © Dart- and as col- traditions, in part, follows “In all talk big colleges, one of exclusive leagues, important point been overlooked. That is the so-called practice game, which to my mind is* responsible for much that is unsporte- manlike in college athletics. 1 hav in mind football. partienlarly, but the criticism applies in some degres to other sports as well “There are seven colleges and uni. versities in the east. which, becauss af their student enrollment, traditions and other s, arc natural com. * petitors. These may be listed as Cornell, Dartmouth, Har- vard, Pennsylvania. Princeton and Yale. T believe that most of the ob- { jectionable features of our college | sports would be climinated it in foot- ball and other sports, too, these insti- | tutions would their schedules to games with each other. “When of these institutions starts to make up a football scheduld the sale aim seems to to arrange ames that the team may work up to its maximum strength at the end of the season when it is expected to meet one strong competitors. The schedule arranged that in the early part ef the season teams are played which are not real cam- i petitors at all, and cannot be expected to win except of some ex-" traordina stoups of federations, ete., seems to have ison Houg! 1 91 91 90 Camphell bertson W metz 1 90 Officc Factory Foremen Power resourc il | Columbia Shipping audett c confine e Gaudetto Marsh Johnson Morse Nelson Wilfer Keongt ickey Humpl Emmons Conlon Maddock Iiley Hart Yoman one be or two is 80 e by reason circumstance this group concerned te tar o stitutions is decision be or the large there can as championship But the effect institutions is very question- he desire of many of these when et on the big team strive - to that partieulay « ertain prestige them. Cer uch a team the tempta- all inst individual upon to the big instances been too and strong enticed small means which would publication. Tt to the redit American college sport that the whole small institutions have ed this temptation There are one ar which are almost which have v place the end of ompetitions vard | Cornel There ens | the Fit- | the no | first place malle | able. | they SCHEDULE HARD IFOR PURPLE. schedule win is to Worcester Three Nine Cut | game | which [ tainly | is not | tion wilt Made Fnce “Bix because Sqoad. The mnounced victory will assure the development of normal —Flivst in Worcester, all raduate March 17 schedule Hol Moreover is presented the to seek rful players who can ! bring ase to Manager n Faherty, | tutions DOW be counted victory have ptation ercome hows that for the first time in many frequent There o vea been The lateness the team s there will of this Easter be no southern trip the ually I | team 1 when this south during vacation and opens at April However, this would not give the i ifficient time I Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniay ecanuse of 1 the home reason this ha r year powerful | players have | institutions to er 11 te beai of is L trip w with Coiumbia resi 1 rin ton is substitutec two competitic traditionai to season Y Penn da others but e Tt is onc of the and ervefl Such le-Har- vivania- game imong among pury h two ht the Un other Pennsylvar at vard srsity the Princeton time T embrace ind the Thanksgiving numerous and college strong teams 1 will he met fo in four T years o Penn | smallei big institutions that There is no apparent | tore, why the seven G colleges none I know of. reason, there- institutions liste@ | above should not confine their games | to each othe t home schedule, on Dartmouth Memorial day Worce: The Tulc zames altozether. of which arc Worcester. M 17 1s an open date 1ird ne will 1 neces been ton usual field, April has the gam it There can be no valiid these institu- in the fi There would be difficulties, of course, due tc that the scason is short and - | that teams cannot travel back and forth without limit There would be no danger to two big teams playing early in the b development of prac- bout the same time The details of the pla omplox to be settled by one | person. Particu reference is made faotball the play I strenuous cannot be tiplied “Therc | should not | legiate | elsewherc pr | institution petitors for large institutions. 1 am such a thorough believer in intercol- legiatc competition that I find no dif- | ficulty in considering eastery league and a western of mat? ural competitc would leave opportunity fo play t the the neus tral sta- ac- objection 1y to any playving ecach the season two playe ¥ w and a t E with s other st 1 ( "“‘x“‘lul: | the 1 of college st Boston The h v if following Gagnon, Esl hlin, O’Con- T fact and ined McLal Gilde in be i McGuire C¥Rout veterans the team 2 mai o Dugz out Wednesday t down to \(fl\ The and work season causc tice be arts everywhere | are too ar ' to e ause ames is so that will. Fotel MWashington 69-71-73 Lafayette St. Cor. Washington NEW BRITAIN, CONN. 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