New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1919, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 191, AMERICAN LEAGUE TRIUMVIRATE SEES LITTLE CH..NCE FOR THIRD LEAGUE WITH PASSING OF BAN JOHNSON—UNIFORMITY OF BOXING RULES EN. | GAGES INTERNATIONAL SPORTING CLUB OFFICIALS—SIR BARTON WINS EASILY AT PIMLICO—EXCELLENT OUTLOOK FOR BASKETBALL AT Y. M. C. A. LITTLE GHANGE FOR ' SIK BARTON SHOWS | That Guitis Feeling - - - - - ByBriggs | AINATUNIFORMITY i THIRD Bl CIRCUIT, VAST IMPROVEMENT N S " INBOXING RULES WHEN A FRIEND FINDS You | AT THE FIRST TEE OF THE American League Triumbirate With Kummer in Saddle, Ross LEE T e e A el International Sporting Club Ofi- oniident Johnson Will Have to 6o, Entry Triumphs at Pimlico il e ot , WELL - BEEN LooKIN' cials at Work on Gode MANNER JUST AT THE ALL OVER FOR YA- = ! SIWENT MOMENT YouR SO THIS 1S WHERE _ ] - ; New York, Nov. 8.—While there is | ltimore, Md., Nov. 8.—Sir Barton CROTCRETY GOLF MATE HELLo Jo& You HANG 6UT IS Ve ? New York Nov. §.—The Interna 0 doubl that Charles Comiskey, | casily heat The Porter, Billy Kelly How ARE YUH - tional sporting club, the most preten- farry IPrazee ind Col. Ruppert stand and Luenllite at weight for ase in the | IS ADDREZSING HI1S BALL, Wi AL INUTE WHATCHA GOT ON » tious organization of the kind ever cudy to launch a thivd major league Ferial Handicap No. 2 at (he Pimlic, NOT S'POSED To THERE - | HARDLY launched in this country. one of the 8 2 last resort to eliminate Ban track yesterday. Ilis victory was in . objects of which is to bring about ohnson from baseball, therc little striking contriust the race he ran g6 TALKC WHEN KNEW YA warld-wide uniformity of boxing rules Jkelihood of any such thing faking on Wednesday when he was besten =7 % HAHAHAHA® and weights, made a satisfactory start Jlace. Future events very likely will i dozen lenuzths by Mad Hatier sve SHOOTI N yesterday afternoon when the rules rove that the American league tri- the mile and a quarter route. Onfthat | k/);/ and weights committee of the clul mvirate—Comiskey, Ruppert and occasion he carried 132 pounds. % 7 held its first meeting at club head- ‘razec—not only will b John {erday he shouldered 120 pounds. Ta : z auarters, 340 Madl venue. n tho courts but will beat him in difference of twelve pounds in his ~ While no decisive action was taken s own league. 1t is known fact vor and the improvement in the track ’ 7 N at this meeting, the subject of rules hat the triumvirate has several aces probubly were responsible for hi { 0 nd weights was thoroughly discussed Ip its sleeve to play at the annual form reversal AN y \ ”\\‘;lmx‘»ll:x‘:vs laid for the formulation of neeting of the American league, Facts Johnny Loftus rode Sir Barton 7 ; SRR f'f’“‘r":“"d Lo conirol fhie vill be brought forth then that will when he v beaten by Mad latter . ) SPoriall over e world. Jurll:m end a wholesale depletion in the and Bridesman and kept the great / g T s :I_lj‘”'_;"“!m'fl"rl g 'Hur!wf of the Johnson support Ross colt in the heavy going next the 4 / B aa eeY Tex O'Rourke, Jack Kelly i, o . F. Mathison w ppointed to 5 with which Johnson il throurhou Yesterday Kummer complete a draft of tentative rules two of the clubs now had the leg up on Sir Barton and he and submit them to ”‘\. . \‘ 3 e entire com- upporting him arc very slender and rode nevfect 1 . mittee next Friday afternoon nay even break before the big pres- Sir ton, unde ‘\'H‘““"'\- had Thore who attended the meeting ure i3 brought to bear next month. speed to give away vesterday. Ho 3 . Weralli el craiore ¥ Dt rose-Ei lohnson fast is reaching the end of made all the running and dominated 5 v 2 A ® 4 Raveroft! wholiwas: (uth ine b:J1<1 5 is rope and only bluff and brag- the situation from the start o the ’ % ‘, rmy athletic activities during the fadocto is enabling him to keep a ' finish. Only once s there the : ~ war; Capt. Jack Gleason, a sporting ront. He is giving a semblance of | slightest doubt in the minds of the man of national reputation; Charles is old time fight, but the punch is spectatc s to the winner. That / : Thorley, boxing enthusiast: Charles J. nissing. In the big test Johnson was was when The Porter moved up to N . Z Harvey, former secre Srthe N hot big enough to realize his mistake - Barton for a brief period rearin A Boxing | Ccomimission i Tag nd mend his fences the turn for home. Sir Barton step { 3 = ¢ O'Rourke, an expert in physical con- George Dwyer, American Though the making public of the\ | ped the first quarter in 24 scconds, the 2 VR . ditionin, hames of Gen. Coleman du Pont, half m 4 b, the six furlongs i 7 2 3’ S ] representative of Jimmy Wilde; Jack arry Sinclair, Commander J. K. L. 1:42 2.5 and the mile in 1:40. The j A =N Skelly, former oss, Kdsel Ford and Price McKin- track was not really fast, but it had X 3 < A 3 i and writer. ey, who are reported willing to join | a good firm foundation. Ilis victory, d " 3 y S E While differences of opinion arose he triumvirate in the formation of by two lengths, under the circum- 7 N il / S as to many points, yet there s reason new leaguc with new tear in stances, was distinctly high class, y ;] . ta Delieve that the members of the leveland and Detroit and the addi- Lord Brighton, Mad Hatter and Twr‘ ¢ S N committee will come to a general fion of Montreal and Pittsburgh to pity Witchet were withdrawn, which | A agreement and that the result will be e triumvirate’s clubs in New York, left the Ross pair., Sir Barton and = a set of much needed rules and a scale hicago and Boston was unauthorized, ' Billy Kelly, to fight it out with The W p” o _. \m . of weights that will be enforced. i =~ (s is known t several of them are Porter and Lucullite It was an open . it (M A ot unwilling to break into baseball. | betting race, with the patrons of the 'I“/U{r _ A o ver, that Comiskey, Ruppert and Porter. The admir of the Ross azee will have any part in the dis- | stable would not de: Sir Barton e s E . 4 It only will be as a last resort, how- track supporting Lucullite and The tegrating of the present circuit. |and Billy Kelly. 3 s W y ere — - ALK CFEATS DARTMOUTH. PRINCETON ) GATHER. BUT 3,000 TICKETS LEFT. i T e o venson for e " G EAr s sweeacx. | PENN. STUDENTS PINCHED | o PTEATS DY ! - ; o oo o o oen | NEVER FAILS ME! . 0 o Ui Traps! i i s oo M o > e Newly i e Ttk Sl e Ll Bulldogs Win Invitation Trapshooting First R(..ulu; fec m‘.i. 1(,)‘1 (Ill: “‘ e i e e hat Montreal men, said to be crages Better T Three Balls Pourney at Travers Island. Formed Varsity Club Is Held. m}-‘» 1 (I\'\ (ol 'l‘\\“v\:lm”(l 12 1 Roet Astrages fBctisrgthan l.l A% x Football RRooters on Way to Big Game ) | Y . an unusually lanze number of football | ABY n‘::ndorwva(;mal.? whohkeepi it e "“ ‘v""”H o Tt an, a Minute at Pocket Billiavds. New York, Nov. S.——Yale defeated Princeton, N. J., Nov. 8.—The first supporters who will witness the Yale- ndy tell you that fere in the fielc F ern: : ague franchise, but withdrew theit Bridgeport, Nov. 8.—Making more 4t New York Today t inJamy partmouth in an invitation intercol- regular meeting and dinner of the Brown game today. Hotels could not same thing fer two days before the recent In- | than three balls a minute, Ralp ‘ith Police hleglate jtrapshooting competition ab p 5, oton Varsity club, formed here “ccommodate all of the visitors. An SPECIALL ose ikl QVitRClices i J o 1l erday afternoon announcement yesterday by the At} el (paentiy ynational league meeting at the Greenleaf defeated Charles Seeback i vers Island yesterday o’ Shisiaei Ny Rl e R tent yesterday by the Ath- attacked by rheumatic twinge ltmore. From that it is to be in the third and final block of their Philadelphia, Nov. 8.—=o hilarious | Princeton, Williams, Harvard and = 2 S letic association regarding Princ A counter-irritant, Sloan’s Lini Bmned that Ross in the interim de- | exhibition pocket billiard match here was Penn’s getaway for New York, j Cornell had been invited to compete, of all men in the collego who have game tickets indicates that ment scatters the congestion and pene- ided to gun for bigger game. Base- last night by a score of 125 (o 38§ S here Dartmouth isitoibo played rihis i tswWetoRUDRBIGRLORSend SthelnfEho0 iliwon ik th el vars ity SR i wasiRh e ld in L\:uv been taken, leaving only about | ftrates without rubbing to the afflicted 11 men say that Montreal offers far The total score for the three nights’ 4o noon that five red and blue s ing teams. The score was: Yale, 408; .10 Memortal hall of the Gradu- 000 for public sale next week part, soon relieving the ache and pain. tter major league prospects than ' play was el o ) the T ’1 s E ke Dartmouth, § S Eh ; l‘\(‘p:l handy idnd‘ usfid everywhere . G ents were arrestes Jo C. Howe Ralph K. § who has becn = s or reducing and finally eliminatin, hington. 189. Greenleaf made the 125 balls in dents were arrestec Ay I . e 1 THREE-CUSHION BILL ySs. t s 1 IR [ 25 minutes. He made high rans of of Atlantic City, I*. H. Sterling, Jr. | shooting ever since he was knee high the true purpose of the Varsity cluv e \‘ faa sebs. the pains and acheis "of lumbago, R : 2 i ! b 5 3 o, i ; 5 - Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 8. —Hugh | neuralgia, mus train, join stiffness, ~ : 33T hvas e 5 ‘66 Philadel he pro shopper, explained in detail, as well as the gia, muscle s , join ss, ; Dlavs 16 and 3 The match was referced of Alden, Pa., and three Philadelphia | to ! prov was exy ! A eg Eleven Plays o e e 4 ; : Heal, of Toledo, defeated Jess Lean,| sprains, bruises, the result of exposure utm fl‘ ay by George Worden. Immediately youths gat so enthusiastic in the »)‘I onsor xm !(m meet . He was -\l m‘»""' causes which browght about its forma- " ifn G0 o e “F: L expos - 4 e S GieiaTear ra de fro e university e s | ber of the Dartmouth team and made biah b 33 aeag K Fast Team Tmorrow | aiter the game Greenleaf announced rade from the university | ? hitoam and | tion, while plans for a complete or- in the American three-cushion billiard Sloan’s Liniment is sold by all drug- that he had completed arrangements Broad Street station that traffic was | the best individual score of the day, : e e e b Coming ta New Britain with a rec-| ("), o week-long exhibition mateh blocked and a “jam” followed with | breaking 87 out of a possible 100. nization were perfected ourname: rere yesterday afternoon. 3 4 S : rd second to none, the “All New Lon- | o b0 %o 0 4 Maurice Policemen. During the str e al — — The president of the organization s Both had high runs of four. In tha st on” team is determined to add an-| FEERE AERTEC L EEE R Rt mounted officer was thrown from his ) TO PLAY HARTFORD. J. D. (otherwise known as “Jack') sccond game, Otto Reiselt, of Chicago, ¥ n ther scalp to their already long list St 3 horse and was cut and bruised The Dublin football team will play Strubing, quarterback on the varsity won from Clarence ackson, of he local boys are equally determined | Week. 1t will }\.»]. ,]1 '”T:“‘“- et fter the team was an its way to| the Burnside team of Hartford tomor- football team and center fielder on Detroit, 50 to 2 in 48 innings TArviment o preserve their string of victorles, | 100 points to be played each afternoon o o'y o1k 2,000 students followed the | row afternoon at Poli field in Hart- the baseball squad. He presided at Jackson's best run was five and Heep it handv battle roval will no doubt u-sul'.““"l SVEnnE | arrested lads into city hall and de-| ford and for the accommodation of the meeting. Reiselt's four. E AT . < Fhe locals are putting in a hard week . manded that they see Mayor Smith| its rooters the team s charterod f conscientious practice and their | MAINE WINS RUN. and have their mates released. A neart three motor trucks to convey the oaches feel confident that the scorin Waterville, Me., Nov. 8.—Universily ot followed in the corridor of the| group to the Capital City. The team | achinery is in working condition. 4 o¢ yaine won the state intercollegiate hall. The boys obtained a hearing | has been strengthened materially dur- | The probable lineup of the teams| .. .. .ountry run of five miles vestor. l1ast night 3 ing the past few weeks and the local as follows : hree Penn students s d to walk | squad is confident of giving the Burn LL NEW LONDON NUTMEGS, ta New York yesterday afternoon. | sides a drubbing i 1 | featherweight boxer ate college last night. At this dinner | day. he standing was: Maine, Bates, 51; Bowdoin, 60, and Colby, 87 : A yondero Koplowitz | , foa 3 i They e following the Lincoln - Tiott end | R. ¥. Buker, of Bates, was the first B e nt o o . . B ey " e o enn's delegation is ready HIGH ROLLING fcCarthy Winninger { "% e A5 cover all of Dartmouth’s bets at 4 Toledo, 0., Nov. 8.—The champion | Left tackle geninutes#atitevliseconds: 5 or at even moncey Spark Plug Lienhan S Delaney TS e e S P e tioned league competition, Thursda: Left guard ! > ; . night, rolled a team score of 3318 State College, Pa., 5 The MANSFIELD NORMAL WINS, bowling team, in sanc-i ‘oohey . . Griffin et The total was collected in game scores Center o | University of Pittsburgh freshman Hornell, N. Y., Nov. 8.—The Mans { 1128, 1075 and 1116. Larry Gaz- | assaara . lnl\‘nn:’ eleven defeated the Penn State fresh- | ficld (I’a.) Normal collc eleven de- | zalo. captain of the tean stablishe | Right guard | men by 7 to 0 herc yesterday in an | feated Albert university by 10 to 0 |4 city record with 786 (o his game ' | exciting game. on a local field yesterday afternoon. ! counts being 243, 246 and 297 i feNamara o Tinty Right tackle. Faffney BT S G Loy Right end | : 5 Scott | Quarterback | yons Schroedel | w00 | Call and See— laherty P A Nelson | Fullback This array of stars is backed by a | 1farcement that makes it difficult For a coach o pick his starting men ew London having such men as Cor rigan, Mahr, Gadbol Noonan and 3rutzman, while the Nutme yoasting of h men as Zehrer Jonefant, Pickup, Gilbert Smith and R § ( A \ Glie Most Beautifid Car in/imerica SLATER MAK@{; PLANS ) = = : Very shortly a new Paige plant will be in operation ew Britain Y. M. C. A. to Be Repre- P w7 ‘ and our production schedule will be doubled. For sented By Another Speedy Basket- 0 ‘ the first time, then, we shall be in position to keep ball Quintet During Coming Season. » step with the demand for our cars. Iarly next month the 1919-20 o of (e Y. 81 C. 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