New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 8

3 ND BOWLING LEA NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1919. i3 GUE TO GET UNDER WAY TOMORROW NI OUT HERE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT—COACH BOB FISHER SELECTS HARVARD ELEVEN TO OPPOSE OREGON IN THURSDAY’S GAME ON PACIFIC e e e s e ey GHT AT CASINO ALLEYS—DAVE PALITZ AND RED AMES TO BATTLE IN STAR | - - T e COAST — TZ AND AMES T0 [TLE HERE JAN. 5 Hartiord Rivals in Main l pout at Migeon's Show Mmaler Jack Migeon has com- jhis card for the boxing exh be held next Monday evening, hall. The mbraces 30 rounds of DboXing apparently evenly matched who are well known locally ir ¢ rts to please, It will be aker Migeon's first start as a er-and tho local fans will no urn out in large pumbers to is initial show a suce M 5, in Bardeck's will have the backing of the s who are out to in this city. The Main Go. the main go Dave Palitz and Ames, two well known Hart- xers, will battle in o 12 round- tic need be said of the prowess pair. Palitz is going great Gvs, b his reecat victories ove Kelly and Dave Powers will : met Barney Adair, Leo s highly touted Trish lght- Waterbury three weeks ago. ndered an exc Tt will be 4 : the big Lo fris in we see in August. itcd showed 1hat linz battler. of o geve Battling for eight rounds. Palitz and W matched to meet in a d ring, several weeks ago, but to some difficulty, the bout inaterialized. Ames has lost broble of the girth around his ne. and iy now reported to be o 152 pounds. ! Sweeney Vs. Dance. } he semi-final § rounder, Match- | Migeon has secured Bill Swee- this city, the k. o. boy and Dance of Hartford. Sweeney Frevious shows held in th endered an excellent account jself. In Dance he will meet st experienced lad he has yet tered in u local ring. Mickey remembered for his showing Bobby Reimer at Turner October. At that time Dance hted for Jerome Hennessey of 5 . and held his own e Hardware City lightweight. | hen he has a newspaper de- over Bobby. in Waterbury. To Start It Off, round preliminary kogether Terry O'Connor of | d and Young Perone also from the Capitol City. O’Con- owed up well against Young n the preliminary to the Waltz-Chick Hayes bout in, d in August. management is also arranging round curtain raiser. TRADE IS COMPLETED and Grifith Exchange Roth Shannon for Harper, Menoskey [Eddie Foster. on, Mass., Dec. 30.—The Ameri- e feud did not prevent BEd. , manager of the Red Sox, and Grifith, the new president- ler of the Senators, from putting h one of the biggest deals of the yesterday. The deal was com- over the long distance tele- he other days, Morley, a fine six will ow gave up Outfielder Robert d Second Baseman Maurice bn for Pitcher Harry Harper, a id left hander, Outfielder Mike jkey and Third Baseman Eddie iy enough Barrow gives up the en he obtained in his big deal [he Athletics last summer, Roth annon. Last August in an ef- put more of a punch in the club, Barrow got Roth and bn from the Athletics for Out- Amos Strunk, Infielder Ja and cash. Barry refused to re- the Athietics and a bad ankle ed Roth during much of the o playved with Boston. deal is part of the new policy of L to sive the Washington fans ew talent. Foster has been with nators since 1912 and Harper 1913. The latter is a Hacken- poy, and by his release Grifiith es a lot of pitching strength to bth, a hitter. the whole Boston appears to bbtained the better of the deal. - is a clever left hander and, ey is a pretiy goad hitter. Odd- ugh both Roth and Menosk: b_yme last season, .287, thougl tor plaved In six more gamos. James I7. McAvay. | FRECKLES ANCHOR BRANDS * ARE READY T0 BOW Four Quintets at Hustling Factory Ready for Attack on Timbers A heavy attack on the timbers is| threutened tomorrow evening at the| Casino alleys on C the bowling teams North & Judd Manufacturing Co. will | get goir The league comprises Tour | teams, each of which is threatened with winning the championship. teams are, Ofiice No. Oflce D Factory No. | and Factory No. team will have five members and in the list of players below will be found plenty of substitute material. The following arc the captains the teams: Office No. 1. E. P, Borko No. 2, A. J. Hildebrand; 1, Fred Gueuther; Factory Spencer. The makeup of the teams follgws: Office No. 1, P. Borowski, A. H. Parker, F. M. Holmes. G. W. Troop, A. H. Starl Neal Cully, F. W. representing the | Office ctor 0. No. Office A. J. Hildebrand, Thoma: . Salmon Philip Butie: Trank 8. Penfleld, Arthur E. McEvo:; Zmil Kraus, Charles Kinkade and Factory No. 1, Fred Guenther, Far- 1y Clark, Christ Volg, George John- son. Willlam Wenzel, John Roman, Dewey Huiteen, Irank Macholtz, H Saunders and C. F. Blanchard. FFactory No. 2, A. F. Spencer, H.! Hammerberg, Thomas Birmingham, | Axel Carlson, John Moran, Carl Bauer, Albert Howe, J. Valentine and Charles Steinman. The league schedule follows: Dec. 31—Office vs. Factory No. 1: Office No. 2 vs. Factory No. 2. 1 Jan. 7—Office No. 1 vs. Office No. 2; Factory No. 1 vs. Factory No. 2 | Jan. 14—Office No. 1 vs. Factory No. Office No. 2 vs. Factory No. 1. Jan. 21—Factory No. 1 vs. Oftice 1: Office Ne. 2 vs. Factory No. 2. Jan. 28—Factory No. 1 vs. Factor) Office No. 1 vs. Office No. 2. ob. 4—Office No. 1 vs. Factory No. : Office No. 2 vs. Factory No. 1. "eb. 11—Factory Na. 1 vs. Office Oftice No. 2 vs. Factory No. 2. Feb, 18—Office No. 1 vs. Office Factory No. 1 vs. Factory No. 2. Feb. 25—Factory No. 2 vs. Office 1; Office No. 2 vs. Factory No. 1. HARTFORD BOWLERS WIN Capitol City Lane Men Are One Pin to the Good in a Pinfall Match at the | Casino Alleys. No. The Hartford bowling team minus the services of Fido O’'Brien and Andy McCarthy, defeated the New Britain five on the Casino alleys last evening by one pin in the total pinfall of three games. The final scores were Hartford 1493, New Britain 1492. The Capitol City quintet started with a rush, win- ning the first game by 30 pins, Caruth, Watersz and Freddie Danlon hitting the timbers for better than century marks. In this game Anderson was the only local bowler who bowled over the three figure mark. In the second and third games the locals improved and won each game, but the big lead of Hartford could not be overcome. Ryan of the locals was high total score bowler with 329, while Donlon led for high single score with 119, The scores: Hartford. L.a114 88 ..107 04 Caruth Seelye Stoneham . Waters . Donlon 515 New Britain. . 94 86 Foote .. Kahns . Ryan Lofgren Anderson EW SYRACUSE MANAGER. Albany, N. Y., Dec. 30.—Anthony Cummings of Green Island announced here last night that he had signed a contract to manage the Syracuse baseball club of New International league in 1920. He has played in the New York State, Connecticut and Ohio and Pennsylvania leagues. of | I w3 | 1 h street, when | | Dur- | } kee, J. W. Calton and H. L. Byctt. | Wonder What a 21 Month Old Baby Thinks _éb M HM = e Hv - M e OF YARN HE & NEUEBR HUNGRY BUT 1 CAN PUsH 2 STemacr [N WA ALL MADE OR SOME THING. How Do You LiKE MY SINGING 7 IT'S A BRAND NEW ACCOM- pLisSHMENT My PARENTS THINK |'VE TALENT FOR MUSIC NEVUER SAYS A WORD- JUST AT ME THRINK HE WELC wE Dacne i STARE SR 1 Don T FEELS out BUT (M ONLY FEELING FingE BECAUSE | HAVE Some CHILDREN OF MY own Now - THEY CAME CHRISTMAS DAT THIS ONE WAS GIVEN To ME BY A TOUNG MAN FRIEND OF MINE H1ES NAPME. BOBBY AnD IVE. AN AWFUL CRUSH Ay HIM, 5 1S5 oUR CHILD ~ S A CoulLe i Too | Reacr THiING - T ouT TS AN S o AUE CAN'T MamE Younsc DAUGHTERS CHILDREA ARE SUCH L CcARE WITfl FAFNIR BOWLERS Factory Boys Hiave a Great Night on the Casino Strips, With Fairly Good Scores Resulting. Six teams in - the Fafnir Bearing company bowling league held forth Jast night at the Casino alleys and the scores are as follows Tool Roem. - e 90 82 79 8y 5% Leupald Wolf . Ioberg Hulten Facey .. O'Neil 415 General Office. 80 66 Way Olsen ... Humason Reynolds Carter .. Rogers e Knowles . Inspection, Budnick SN Holleran Welch Cadrain . Foster .. Daley ... Leonard Murphy Conroy o Rosensweig, C Barenburg Rosenweig, Linquist . Durns .. Tdnn Otto Galtuey Wheeler . Smith i of the | sional | Kilbane did 3| warned | efforts, I that | round: Jacobs Blakeslcy KILBANE 1S OUTPOINTED Young Chaney, A. E. F. Champion, Has Better of Featherweight King: | Cowler Applies K. 0. to Al “cl&‘ll.‘[ Jersey City, N. T, Dec. 30.—In one | most di staged boxing ppointing bouts that has been here since profes- legalized the Johnny featherwelght champion, outpointed clght-round match at The Arena last was in state Kilbane, was in an night by Young Chaney, of Baltimore. | little through- while Chaney was unable to but stall out, and, | i inflict any material damage or to win | by ciently aggressive and willing enough a decisive margin, he was suffi- to earn the popular decision. Kilbane seldom tried to do mor than Dblock Chaney’s blows. The champion fought a purely defensive bout througho and was hissed and booed by the crowd in nearly every round. times the referce, Danny Kilbane to cxert but in only the sixth and eighth rounds did Johnny respond to the importunities of the vast throng filled the [ourth Regiment Arniory to capacity. Chaney had the better of six rounds and Kilbane two. In the other bouts, Tom Cowler knocked out Al Reich in the tlird Gene Tunney knocked Bob Per the second round, and Jeff Smith knocked out Harry Ertle in two rounds. s estimated that upward of ons were jammed in the sce the all-star shosw. were denied -admission. doo closed these nued to press io force an entrance. persons blocked the streets in the immediate vicinity the armory, unablo to way inside the building. When the disappointed forward trying Tully 5,000 | this city Several | Sullivan, | greater out s WANT BASKETBALL GAM The Comrades Daskotball quintet | of Branfo is out with a challenge to meet any of the locz] teams. The Comrades are flushed over their recent victory over the strong Essex town team. The team will come to to meet any local five, for a suitable guarantee. Willlam A | Adams of 116 Harbor street, Bran- ford, is the manager of the Com- rades. Coolidge Sends Greetings Boston, Dzc. | sent a greetir 30.—Gov. Coolidge | esterday to the Har- | football team which | is preparing at Pasadena, Cal., for its | New Year's Day game there with the University of Oregon. “Massachusetts believes you | are superior and hopes you will win, vard university ¥ knows you are game, BASKETBALL TONIGHT. The speedy Federals ° basketball quintel of New Haven, with an un- beaten record for the past six sea- son will face Slater’s hustling five this evening at the Y. M. C. A. The Stanley Rule and Level company and the Stanley Works teams will clash in the Industrial league preliminary. The first game will start at 8 o'clock. Dancing will follow the big game. There is a victory in doing your best of which nothing can deprive you.” WANTS Al WORK FOR BOXERS, Jennings of .Bridzeport, is these days handling the stable under his care. His latest tions are Jimmy Farren of Boston, Mass., a 122-124 pounder“ who would like nothing better than a ! mill with fammy Waltz of Hartford. Al is also touting Tommy Marengo of the Fub City, a 140-142 pounder who is spoiling for a mill with op- ponents in this vicinity. PITCHER JIM SCOTT RETIRES. San Francisco, Dec. 80.—Jim Scott, i bitcher for the San Francisco baseball club last season and formerly with the Chicago White ox, announced his { retirement from baseball yesterday in a letter to the local club Scott wrote that his business interests would pre- vent his playing ball next year. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 18 PLANNING PHONETIC DEPT. London, Dec. 30.—The University of London is planning to build an Insti- tution of Phonetics at a cost of $600,- 000 where seventy assistants would be cngaged in research work on the 1,- 000 languages of the British empire. The scheme, which originated with ! " ©01 panjel Jones, head of the phonetic batter inen'l departnient of the univ the expenditure of §2,5 sity calls for ,000. BETCHA T CAN Sorepufe er is beginning to go back, but Anish et | u much more finished player | hannon. By an add coincidence, | on and Foster also ave tied *n| 63, Foster | 120 games and Shannon in | ] ! . Both players hit in ow says he will play either | or Vitt at second base next . Roth had considerable experi- |t that bag before going to third | McNally also may be given an- I trrout at that pesition. i 1o Bowling Alleys. OPEN DATLY 10 A, M. i 'PATRONAGE SOLICITED. BEAT YA RUNNIY JUMBO « ¢'MON AND HIS FRIENDS Whew!! That Was a Close Callgn‘ | and | Coaches To the Crimson Players | . 'FISHER SELECTS HARVARD ELEVEN Grilling Heat Causes Coach 10 Lessen Practice Work }0.—Body team for the contest at the close of yes+ workout. Havemeyer will centér, with the two Hors Bddie and Captain in the Woods ang Hubbard will the rds, Sedg- wick and Kane tacl and Desmond and Steele ends. Yesterday's workolit was confined Lo oie IYisher found the men W oo much weight under the heat. A team of coaches and substitutes impersonated Oregon and ran through webfoot plays, with Bddie Mahan representing Bill Steers, Oregon’s great backfleld star. Fisher did not start play until 3:30 p. m., aa nour when the sun in the sky and a re ficld chill starts shooting the Pacific and down from Sierra Madre Mountains Sunday' night the players and coaches had a long skull practice de> voted to discussion of Oregon players » Ernic Swigert had the Oregon “dope.” Then they tried ouf the results yesterday afternoon, with Wigglesworth and Felton playing ends for Oregon, Swede Nel- son and Withington at tackles, Browa and Thorndike at guards, Parmenter at center, Jewett Johnson at quarter- back and 8wiggert, Campbell and Bann in the backfield. There was no immage. The “Oregon” players went through the workout slowly at first to give the Harvard team time to size up the plays and practice defense, then speeded »up, but always without tackling or blocking Cal. Dec picked h Pasadena on terday’s be s losin grilling is low on in soldiers’ from the REITERA' White Sox Owner Wants Information Concerning Dishonesty Charges. Chiecago, Dec. 30.—Charles A. Com- iskey, president of the Chicago Ameri- can leaguc baseball club, today re- iterated his offor of $10,000 for dircct information proving the dishonesty of uny member of his team after an in- vestigation of rumors that White Sos players in agreement with a St. Louts nbling syndicats thréw games durs ing the 1919 sen and during, the world’s serics. d b At the conclusion of a secret con- ference of officials of the team at which two. St. Louis men testificd Secretary Harry Grabiner announcec that no evidence to support the'charge hasd been produced ROLLER SKATING NEW YEAR’S EVE ComeDownandGet a Safe Skate On ~ Two Sessions 7:30 to 9:30, 10 to 1 Roller Skating New Year’s Afternoon THE ARENA ARCH STREET