New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1919, Page 8

represent the An Jic world’'s series next foston manager just bef “We put through some eals during the winter, zod to dispose of a lot of player: We had 15 players in the service. wated te part th some jovs—George Whiteman, tance t it §e done Scven Games for Yankees. ning schedule which Dodgers willaplay in s heen condensed 4 the wailing. profitable and were of for s the the 1 he t Fankees and Bouth next spring h 0 seven games owing to the inability f playing Sunday games in lle. However, three Saturday will be played in Jacksonville four more games will be plaved he way home. complete training schedule Yankees and Dodgers was ced yesterd Harry S {he Yankees. games March 29, ( to anc on th hou i o It for the .’r)!lr)dm;; Jacksonville, gnd 12: Brunswic at -Orapgeburg (ioldboro, N News In ubs at a. Ap April 16; at SNE 15 Newpor April Apri 17 these 0, Va., addition will pla games, the practic Thursday will . seven-inning Tuesday No these mes e and a b Jac char ksonville. admission ed Zames, iehofi Goces John McGraw, Giants, vesterdaly ing. Bert Niehoff, last year's club, with the cattl (Wash.) club of 'the Pacific “league. The Seattle club will aged next season Derby mer, the famous minor ager. Niehoff was obtained the Giant from St. Louis last spring after Doyl became ill. After plaving only a fev games with New York, Niehoff sus tained a broken in McGraw recently tried hoff with the W but failed. Discussing his fondness for league discards, Bill Clymer confided to a reporter that the secret of his success “I don’t mind if these a little slow,” said Clymer. know baseball T have most successful with Jargely of these big who still have several baseball in them.” to Scattle. manager succeeded utility of th in infielder of be man league man by leg to place N maj they wer fellows ar “The bee teams compose: league years always of goo Released Yankees Pitcher , Monroe The strings youngster whom garded as quite was released to the American ¢ Monroe the sprinz of club, and out that the yer quit Yanks. vesterday cut d Monroe, a Bill Donovan prospect. Monro. St. Paul club o by thei o ta re a the ssociation came to the 1917 from Donovan kept season. last Yankees i the Memph him Huggins spring, but he soo: club to play with the Betl eel team at Sparrows Poin retaine; pla the s Jehem § Ma Uncle Sar dia there not permit fo remain any time, the ength Army s Camp Zachary Taylor when the arm Sstice was signed Monroe was discharged from the ', Bill Donovan helieved had quite but nger would patience in A six-footer. ball. but Avhen to use his stuff. A yvear or two in the sociation may bring bilities. d soon dra was ; was a ser P recent Army that that have exercise handling him He « doesn a future,® mat to lot Monro« n % a knc bl L on always out his pos Jackson- games | an- HATTOW, plac- Coast | Bill Cly- Philadelphia. shington Americans, | referee recently castoffs | Monroe of int at | Monroe American as DNESDAY, MARCH 19, 191 S DVISER IN NEW YORK SEEKING SPARRING PARTNERS—MIXUP CAUSES RE- K FOR HOT SPRINGS TRACK—CAMPBELL’S DOGS WIN YUKON RACE |} EUROPE AGAIN-| WHAT Do You THINK OF HIM -——\ANYuow Tm—,uq)h'> TRAY 17 WHY DON'T HE USE THAT AsSH Now TrHiS IS THE _WAY L LoOK AT THiS PRo'BITION THING You THANK GooD NESS THAT'S au ER- PHEW!! @LIEF. ou- | SPILT MY ASMES- I'm SORRY YALE REVISES IT5 | BASEBALL SEHEDULE' {Mixup in Dates With Columbia, Harvard and Princeton March announced The, was) Columbia May the part of There was a mixup in with thie resuit that that on April 9 the Columbia at New news to Columbia, scheduled university for ew Haven, 19.- ume Yaole witi on management spondence, announced would play en. This v it already had with New York date. Manager ! team set fixed up | field v at New The Princeton, were 1] | which to be played 9 mistake was the Yale le Flis) game that G Weir Sargent of the Yale to work immediately and a contest with the Spring- M. C. A. college to played Haven on April o games with Harvard as announced mixed. The Yalr wishes to correct this of a tie Harvard will June 21, and Princeton n | and not as announced e!to th The place for decisive games wili | not mined until there | finding a location for t | and last week, management error. In be played on | on June 24, just opposito these two be defer- reason for | case e % | | | = is a a them. | BOTHNER TO RE SREE MATCH. o Man Contest. Selected As Third Lewis in Zbyszko- March : Bothner York,, 19.—Georgo was selected yesterday to the wrestling bout between | Zbyszko and Stangler Lewis in Madi- ¢ | son Square Garden on Friday night. v | Before Bpthner was decided on sev- eral other prominent referees wera named by one of the principals. When the discussion came down to a final settlement Bothner was the choice. o Bothner enjoys an enviable record | 4 |in the history of sport. Kor years ho | | was the middleweight wrestling cham- { pioh and during his career never wa | ever questioned to T honesty. | With Bothner in the ring it will mean 1t the two wrestlers, who insist they to wrestling back on in city, will be com- hard for Bothner with every move of conditions call for a will be returned e d | T the r pelled to dequainte The money eetators. nut this work ager o 1 is the fall the e me. ot | ot to i n | e HAUGHTON MAY RETIRE. through- d n t, Li Lose Famous to Foothall Coach. March 14 the Harvard comes the Harvard ¥ Services o Boston, close rom sources athletic com- statement that Haughton will decline to ac- the position of head coach of football cieven next fall in order s to business. The is to have con- Haughton was out he would return to championship elevens and his reported do- athletios came 0 to mittees Ierey nt o i Iy to devotc me ommittce said been fident that of the service build at when i of i up more Cambridse | to It { will all vear Sharpe ! Haven >w | expected Yale's lead coach that and sele like Dr. charge at ix not follow round who will take in the fall. Harvard an | ILT New l t A si- 3 JACK BRl'I'I'ON THE NEW WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION BRITTON, ~n M Jack Britton who regained championship te out ht ed W s cewis the by knocking GIBBS BILL ouT New York Judiciary Committee and Will N¢ Reports Proposer Submit Amendments., N March the Abany. ¥ 19--The juc ciary committee of senate day reported out the Gibbs boxi bill. Senator Gibbs annotmced that just soon as i the offer measure reached floo ate he would several ments. Senator Gibbs has to provide for three instead of only one commissioner been persuad T So w li- vester- | 1 | | ng simultancously he of the sen- amend- i Wallen | | 1 i ed he commissioners | (lause providing for decisions will re- | main, the senator has found Jic sentiment overwhelmingly in or of official decisions, OUTDOOR WORK AT RUT New Brunswic J., March baseball practice was the R 19 Outdoor by tutgers ieam, The April nd the' cog w Sear vesterday candidates reporting. its schedule on in this city {o get his men at 50 will open i LEL N is work once. There will be no southern train trip this vear, hut the schedules open much earlier than usual, S, begun ith let ith wch ing wiil pub- | fav- | i | ARCADIANS LOSE. 50-to-11 \. Court. nd Y. M. Independents b Out . a La on The defeated the ¥. played Independents the Arcadians at basket! A stellav The score The and Independents in (&} last evening a for the Independents 14 game was a0 to score sammary: Arcadians . Kaplan Left Forward Bunney Leppert orward Kehoe i Center Burns Ahearn Guard Weinstein, Right Guard Wallen 6, Teft irink Swarsky Fiel Kehoe Phelps 10 1 goals 5. 4, Burns 3, Ahearn Weinstein 1Poul BASSAM IS VICTOR. March i9.—Eddie lterweight London, Shevlin of of Roston, ¢hamipion the United States navy, was defeated o Eng hoxing ing Doints I Dassam, the in Spori- Both hoys by Johnny welterweight chauipion bout it the Notional ciub Monday night showed splendid form. and Shevlin altliough beaten, proved himself a mérvelously strong opponent M. | Phelps | DRASTIC SETS RECORD ley Patterson Four-Year-Old Lowers Marik for Mile and 70 Yards at Hot Springs. Hot Springs, Drastic, the 4-vear-ol ings, out of Dra ley Patterson, in Winning the { cap vesterday Park. In covering the vards in 1:43 Drastic vecord, the former mark 1:43 1-5. The Hastings only four-fifths of the American record \ er at Oakland nine With Mack Garner Drastic showed speed and had in command mile post pery Elm, an finished second, third, with Hank starter. In addition to winning Garner also piloted Ren | won the second race, and which took the third. Ark.. March of ‘ I remarkabie tern Hotel at mile 19 Hast- Char race handi- Klawn 1wl 70 track Dbeen was behind by Bubbling vears aga. the saddle, of carly re the field they reacied the paid 5 to 2. Sli money favor Reveler the ret, awned by ran ¥ afternoon O3 new having colt a ond set in world the of when half Ic even and O'Day was only oth- er on Drastic, Otis, which Port Light, | ALEXANDER ON WAY HOME. S0 Declares Gen. Pershing Mitchell. 19 route in Cable- gram to Chicago, has left States.” This cablegram Pershing, can army vesterday ande tional to March station ‘Alexander en to United signed commander gave first that Grover premier league, was on join the hicago message was received by Fred ell, president of the cluh Alexander has been in Germany with the army of occupation. He is | cxpected to land within two weeks and to ioin the Cubs at the spring training camp, Pasadena, Cal. by the definitc Cleve pitcher Generai Ameri- assurance Alex- Na- home The Mitch and the his way Nationals. of « | FOTTBALL SCHEDULE. | | Mcdford, Mass. March 19.—Earle ! Conn, manager of the Tufts college football eleven, announced the 1919 | schedule vesterda follows: - Oc- 11, Springficld col- at Springfield; Nor university at October | 1°25, op Novembe Point at | West Point; ember University Dretroit at Detroit; November Harvard at Cambridge: November Massachusetis Agricnliural college Amherst TUFT as | tober A | wich | WESLEYAN SWIMMING l Middletown, Ma Barrien of Montc | terday elected captain | ming team at Wesleyan next y He is a sobhomore and a member {the Phi Nu Theta Fraternity and has been a consistent point winner in the | dashes. | CAPTAIN. B ves- 1 ar. of h air, J John was the swi N of for a JAMES KNOWLES Cambridge, Mass,, James Knowles, outfielder on the Harvard nine 1916, in Cambridge and nrer next month ¢ for old in left BACK. March American ace 19. and in will will | tield is hack college e his position BRITTON TAKES LEWIS PLACE, | Pusla, Ok Miach 19.—Jack | | Britton, weight cl has been obtained to replyce 15 round mateh with lin ot South Rethlehem place here March 37, ety ampion, ed Lewis in Willie Laugh- Pa., to take | Ray | week | they UNICN MPFG. LEAG Tool Dept. 87 82 80 Hoffman s0 Nappie Tracey 86 102 91 Gaudette Linn 95 Camphell Thomas ... Brumbaum Williams Myers MACHINE LEAC ining. aldwin 80 Turner Gorman Howard Herst Freeman G. Scotton Aldrich A, Scotton. 362 New Britain, 106 93 107 114 L100 86 96 85 Feote Kahms Larso Rogers Andeison Springficld. 96 a0 113 Spaight Haas | Spaulding Donald Hamel CAMPBELL'S DOGS WIN ner Covers ping and Noses Out Sensational Finish, he Pas, Manitoba, Bates his first naon Campbell, dog team, crossed vesterday at 1:20 in the annual 100 Dog Derby. without and minutes McKay, a favorite of seven entrie without the in t mile course stopping in out miles test we speed, went d finis of endurance trail was ban rest < one as the with new snow up in other places. Camphell’s huskies, behind on the home out the strong McKay length of two dogs. Hayes, finish, was less than 20 McKay. Campbell drove t dog team that his brothe Campbell, piloted to victory Winnipeg- Paul big crowd saw nix strete tear / the ish. MURPHY AT to rAGA Socks Court Aid of Chicago Chicago, March Murphy, former Chicago club of who recently pure stock in the 19 presi the Nationa hased five organization —Cha ent of day for writ of its of mandamus tc the club to allow books and a officials examine I.. Mitchell, president, Seyes, secretary, who Murph refused his request that he attorney be permitted club’s records and YALE MAY PLAY West Virginia Secks That 1 Morgantown, W. West Virginia's eleven play Yale on October ven. according to made here yesterday submitted by the Mounta ago and Yale has adv the most acceptable d The if clinched, will at with Princeton the N eer's schedule 29 at The da this is ne on ISTERN TRACK ME Chicago. March ind thirty-one versities have the ninth field meet legiate w 19.—One entries from been v receive annual indoor tra of the Western Athletic association, held at Northwestern gemnasium next one of the ‘Big Ten" universities without an en- Saturday night. The only try is Ohio State. BOWLERS SEEK G The Stanley Rule bowling team wish would like to ferent departments & Clark’s. other factory teams communications to Maier, purtment & Le to annou challenge in Lande in the should care o Oscar Produc ENGLE Burlington, je) Engle, with the engaged the University here today to into shape. Miureh 19 « ; man been Am baseball €c Vermeont. He putting Boston c of b Mare “mushing” finish feet xamine re proba BOWLING NEWS UK. 91 Distance Without Stop- Favorite h I he Yu Campbell made the| 15 the hed ked in spots and badly 3 h, m b, thi b he T3 in race two years ago. sensational IN. Nationals, of 1 sh ve filed a petition in the circuit court hi records. The action is directed against Fred | Joh y al anc to examine OCTOBER Date h 1Dl New announcemen ates nee ised ate pr ot ET. hundred hine 1 ck Inte to vel nce the rs ity be addressed | tion COACH, A ans, ach arrived the Albert | Books league, Fr This challenge also goes 1ility | WILLARD 10 START TRAINING AT ONCE Secroelary and Adviser of Cham- pion in New York After Trainers New York, ‘ that Jess Willard realize earnest | with { furnished day of A viser to plained Mareh 19.——Evidence of his encounter the need preparation for Jack Dempsey on July 4 by the Archer the ch that he Ame a4 corps of competent charge task for the I Archer and light brought the 192 | pounds, and arrival here yester- and Archer to engage trainers tako of fitting Willard attle of his pugilistic secretary ad- ampion here i ex- | | to | of the | hardest ke | ~1281 said t that raining champion that the is in Dbetter shape when he started ank Moran. Jess gymnasium his and will train there time to go to the days prior to the bout, for in the agreement. means business this time,” said Archer. *Make no mistake about that! The big fellow has taken the 279 | many knocks he has received to heart 34 | and intends showing up some of the critics. He has been advised by some 2| of the best experts in the country on | the svstem of training to follow, and 306 | he is following the schedule faith- ] fully. The dieting and light work has been taking gradually will be | increased to sterner methods. The ! real training grind will start at Law- , rence in about a fortnight.” Willard desires his helpers number of yvoung, chaps, yox well and can Arche who is more, will R champion Jack Kearns interview with there are no developments the match. Dempsey is Branch recuperating vaudeville ordeal. Jack Beach, Fla, for a today Willard's alreadsy dieting have 268 al than prepare rigged Lawrenca until it fight loca-« down to fellow now to has | ranch | comes at 'ty is called “Willard as a active stand staying be glad to I the training who work B3il1 - can- the roug! at the 2ar from of | | | camp vesterday Tex new brief but - in Long had a in| Rickard | | at from left severs Palm cation 19 : or behind line after- 1kon's | ETS 50 MILLION TO OPERATE ROAD nours Five 100 | The 1 high cut * | Railroad Administration Is Aided By | | | Government War Finance Cor- fromil poration, Which Makes Loan. nosed v the v to | million ehind | to Director General | finance corporation vance for the since it was faflure of priation rapidly as they The loan general as which the i considers Washington, March 19.—Fifty % wat dollars ws 1 Hines by the dministration funds b; Appro- w oad vesterd: same s first ads railroad left without the congr Other loans the essional will foll arrangec the fin- can he was made to represen war ative ilroads . carporation industries. given in the note bonds of tha The loan was same rate neral finance essential war collateral w railroad is Adequate form mainl understood, Pennsylvania railroad made 6 per cent., the is charged by the director mast advances to railroads, payable July 15 with the right part of the director general to before that date The war finance approved an Central of Geo vance of $1,12 These loans | $70,000,000 heretofore panies. as i | | of bonds and it w. the A s i hares and 2ster- on | i mpel | m to alsg the ad corporation application gia railroad 1,000 from for an n leges 1 o, ihe mada are in addition to e advances railroad aggregate the to individual 29, STEEL MEN MEET TO STABLIZE PRICE For 3 wrill o H.A.‘ wera | rs 1 Other Industries Are Watching Steel Trade Closely and Will Prob- a ably Its that Follow Course, Washington, March 19 Re industry presen= ccede | e tatives the st day with the rial, or vrice department on plans ation of steel was the first industrial the basic Department of commerce officials be | explained that the opening conferenca was held with the steel men it was realized that other were watching the steel readjustment of peace tione. Members of the board gaid the method used to bring about a, reduction in prices of the basic that | modities would be tgyhave the dif- | tries price schedules rary than existing, The hoard to | would these lower prices as All | fair. purchases woutd 1t the approved rates and would be expected to vernment’'s lead met to= v newly appointed indu stabilization board, to agree stabiln conferenca be held 1 represents of ) of commerce reduction pric The board with ndustr | for and uni of a from | the and reoi- series tives of becauss industrisg trade ther cond n time 3 industrial Co com- indug- lower propose those approve Government now { be made private buy follow the de- rs | | We nve alleys open for Indies (o] 2 | ernoon partics, AETNA BOWL ALLEYS. Church Street. has | for | G nine