New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1920, Page 12

T ST e S NEY FOR AMATEUR BOXER | ARTHUR A. PILZ ARRANG ——— iy S OF CONN., AT TURNER HALL FZBRUARY 9, 10 and 12—NEW BRITAIN BAS STER TEAM R MORAN TO STAND PAT ON REDS LINEUP ING BIG BOXING TOUR KETBALL QU e —_— e = ==z e INTET TO GPEN SEASON THURSDAY NIGHT AGAINST SO. MANCHE ey e e —MANAGE — me—— ——— BOXING TOURNEY ERE EARLY IN FEB. . Pilz at Hélm ol Carnival to Be Held at Turner Hall (g n ena “ Wh BASKETBALL RE-GPENING Manager Pilz's Indepondents to Start | '~ Tin Night \zainst =on South Manchester Team. ihall Lritain te fo tans of New orinniiy of ests here if the has bask have to om n W < ndcr o cason the ihrough who rranis Arihur se- e | be played in | and the fivst | on Thursday leard ihe sceured | represent are Con- | amoteur b will be leld 1 10 be hand has con g off amate e, firse affui i many up to box the tourney Turner hall, The tourney Arthur A, Pilz, expe e in I will held in the pro- | 50 the sport- attracied to the i former Playin . the game usually on the jump. Law- | n. form n he pl « nd 1 P lecied yea koeps the ver Diy | of th pubiic would be 8 o ing ¢ the hall and 28 3 moade our feei An polo surfy in cffort is be 1 wit held 1 contests, sehedule will be Ban- ven divisions, follows asted fov handsome veight, under 115 pou feather- t, under 122 pounds: lightweight, » 133 pounds; welterws un- 143 pounds; middlew pounds; 1 heavyw pound heavyweigni pounds. All unu who have 1 awards. is eligibl will disqualify any cntraut who found to have performed. as measures width n N feet to or Lo, A zames b (he basketb: Th rollows Januan 1o in ion v git sht, " under under over the tor di- t rranged 10 date teur: in 15, Army hester West nd Navy team 5 performed and the IEnd A EC o of | »: bee: Hurifor M tien tlurs of i Middletown Army and 1chester. 1 (1] bly inseribed > of a local 3 1o ers. TLoving cups will be bd to the boxers who wre loser e final bo a gold medal | e awarded losing boxer in semi-final c A solid s 1 will be gt to eve the tourney. ch tria! bout and I three minutes’ duration, ounce gloves used. Th 5 will be of four minute d ion. promoters reserve the right to it any ent Ever: rant must heen a resident in the town he represents, at least one month ! lous to the tourney. No entranc 8 to be charged, and each boxer be allowed one attendant. The | hts will be taken at the ringside. well known sporting men will ac adges and with the referee will le the winners. rector Pilz has announced the wing list of those who will as- in° conducting the tourney, as of- “Tippy” Fay. manager of sure A. C. manager of tourney February B. Scheack of Meriden. el sted. RUSSELL AND ERWIN PLAYS STEADY GAME nd Win- ! the s en ey 19, Goldenrods of semi-final with g final Team, Apparcntly Weak at Opening ul] or | Season, Forces Machine Compny to | Play Hard—>Stanley Works Win, displaying | nd the iy With Russcli its best form New Britain | poorest, the i Saturday night chine company in me netted that i and the game core. The throughout. At and inability ta pousible for the I In the second Works won easily from Hutchinson's, score 1o 1N, Pickup hs great night at landing kets and play usual speedy game on the floov & of the Machine teams played evenly A spurt by the Ma the last part of the | team a two point| finished with a 14/ game was close at lengthy shots a |s and Joe Ryan lerkin; official an; clerks of boxing ley, Joseph Roche and James te; judges, Eddie Emmons, Wil- J. Farley, Frank J. Moran, Com- | weigher, Eddie | Charles W. ' Feller” Needs a ANIMATED CARTOONS BY Eriead : - PRI/ By Briggs GRAPPLERS ARE MATCHED ) 11 Caddock and Joe Stecher to Meet on Mat in New York Soon, for $10.000 Pursc. ¢ York, Jan. —The much dis- bout between Earl Caddock, world's wrestling champion, and Joe | Stecher, his greatest rival, was! clinched yesterday from Gene Melady, nianager of Caddock, announcing that he accepts the terms offered for a | championship match to be staged in this city late this month or next month. A few nights ago, when Cad- dock wrestled Cyclone Burns in Bos- ton, Curley conferred with the cham- pion and his manager, but Melady asked for $50.000. for a bout in Madi- on Square Garden. He insisted that Caddock was as good a drawing card cither Carpentier or Dempsey and declared he would not agree to the match with Stecher for less money. On Friday morning Caddock, Me- lady and Curley again conferred, this time in this cit and the champion d his manager, after being offered 5,000 for a tinish bout, declared they would consider the matter and give Curley a definite answer no latter than ! Sunday. Last night Curley received the ! following telegram from Melady: addock cepts your guarantee { for match with Stecher on or about January 30, but 1 insist you must pos- j itively discontinue using Stecher’s name as champion.” According to the agreement, the lo- I promoter guarantees a purse of 40,000, of which Caddock is to re- i ceive $25,000 and Stecher $15,000. As one of the New Jersey boxing clubs already has arranged a good boxing card for January 30 Curley last night announced that he probably will stage [ the wrestling match in Madison : Square Garden or in the Seventy-first togiment Armory a few days before i that date or the ck in Feb- { ruary. CHEW'N GLM . CANDY MILK CHOCLATE GI-GARS AND CIG RETTES ALL TH LATE MAGAZINES o i neva are Back Schedule. i Washingten, Pa., Jan. 12.—W. an(l. J.’s football schedule "for 1920 has been completed: Graduate Manager' John H. Murdoch, Jr., announced last night that he had filled the only -openj qate, "October 9, with slamazoo col- . lege, Kaulamazoo, Mich., for a game in Wachington. This is the date that had been held for Center college, Danvill Ky., at the request of the Kentucky manager. Center apparently filled the date with some other opponent and| negotiations were called oft. i ‘racuse is back on the schedule,! while - Lehigh appears for the firss; Syracuse and BRIGGS™ AT THE LYCEUM KV time (1 years. Geneva is also ven a date in Washington after two ars. The schedule follows: in seve (FIRST PART) W jorer Philip Bratiton, Captain ae) Souncy and H. A. Timbrell; iclans, Dr. H. T. Br: Dr. BE. I Dr. D. W. O'Connell and Dr. bh Wealsh. ' BIG BOUT IN JERSEY cobgon and Harvey Woodford made up the scoring machinery for the loser in that game R. & 1T 1. Dem i MACHINE] siiller N, Monroe. ... t forward [ FULTON AND MORAN 2 { Fred and Frank to Throw Gloves iKeating . at Brennan TR Itight forward st Each Other in an Eight-Rounder H. Demar Itestelli { \‘:Lm;»lu»:w Center at Newark Tonight. umed Promoter Would Stage | Dougherty Minnesota . Jan. 12.—Fred heavyweight, Ful- and Left guard Newark, Jones, 1t guard Britain H.nnuu'l\l ton, Frank Moran of Pittsburgh are re- 14, § ported in excellent condition for thelr field baskets, ¢ match tonight at the Newark Sport Demarest 2, Mil-| jyen’s club, Newark. N. J. The boxers mpsoy-Carpentier Mill in That ate op Labor Day. roddy [ | | | | R Score Itussell New & Erwin Restelli 3, Brennan Machine w York, Jan. 12.—Jack Dempsey, d’s heavyweight boxing champion, Georges Carpentier, European | holder, may battle for the ring's test title in New Jersey before the of the present year. A proposi- is now under consideration by rincipals in this prospective bout. | F‘rln B. Cochran, English promo- | has the proposal under advise- and expects soon to render a de- n., Alresdy he has cabled Fran- | Descamps, Carpentier’s manager, nce, but up to last night had | freceived a reply to the cablegram. | unidentified promotor has been | tiating with Promoter Cochran ! the view of staging the bout in ! l .state across the Hudson, and it ! fiitted that the proposition con- : 3 a certain degree of -attractive- | to Promoter Cochran. s n o disclosure of New Jersey as| 0USOM 1 probable scene of the battle came | night from the lips of Promoter | 4, who admitted his participa- | in negotiations to this end, in | tning a cablegram which arrived | late Saturday night from Bor- | . In thia cablegram M. Des- Pps, Carpentier manager, | fted with the announcement that Jhad cubled to this country th fiation that Carpentier was battle Dempsey in a New { Labor Day. ler 1, Camphell 1, Monroe 1: baskets| are scheduled to o eight rounds in rom foul linc. I Demarest 1. H.f(he principal encounter on a card of AR o R el e SR e three cight-round bou The other matches will bring together Benn Cohen vs. Tommy Speno and Billy Affleck. an glish featherweight, zainst Ireddie Reese, former spa ng partner of Benny Leonard. light- weizht. champion. Jim ennan | Will referce the principal bout and a preliminary contest and Henry Lewis ! will referec the remaining two matches. The interest in the bouts, ! as reflected in the advance sale of tickets, has led the promoters to ex- pect a capacity erowd. The Fulton-Moran bout will be a | return affair and will mark the first appearance of the one-time plasterer in a local ring since his return from England. Two years ago Fulton knocked out Moran in a bout at New Orleans. The Pittsburgh heavyweight declares himself in good condition and eager to avenge this defeat, the boxers are compared. however, all points favor Fulton to win and to achieve victory without undue waste of time. The giant Minnesotan out- | classes his Pittsburgh rival in every physical comparison. and in addition to his assets in height and reach has,| the further advantage of a better STANLEY Gibney WORK & K S Jacobson Left forward | Walters 5 0 Restelli Right forward 1 Pickup e Merwin Center Gibney - 5 Church Left guard Grobstein S Woodford Right guard Stanley Worl 1 1 ficld baskets, 1, Jacobson 3, Gibney 3, Grobstein 2, Restelli 1, wkets from foul line, Ja- elli . Gibney 1. ore: Hutchinson 6. Woodford Walters 3, Gibney 1: Hart & Pickup [ te! I TO ALLOW Waterbury, Jan boxing fans o be ness boxing bouts to future. The bourd meeting held last mously permit ed by many DECISION BOUTS, 12.—Waterbury vlowed to wit- decision in the or fety at a week voted unani- It has to decisions. those favoring the of the “hams and bums” would be kept out of the game the Brass City by the awarding of isions. Leen plan, Jers in 'FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS MIDDLEBURY SCHEDULE Win Ld. Covean and Tollow - vs, Including Haggzearty d Con- .y Have Strenuous Scason Ahead. [iddlebury. Vi, Jan pury callese footl 0, as announced b sman, calls for the ept. 25—Union at Vet ?——Springticld idinbury et 12.-—The 11 schedulc Manager R lowing games henectady Y. M Mid for 2 West Point university yveat on 1d Middle Nerihfi at Norwich at Lawrence Vermont Middlcebur BOWLING isino Bowling Alleys OPEN DALILY 10 A, M. at { ¥ c display latter’s s ‘unlimited tions National Commission Cincinnati, tional ing has disallowed the palyer Charles Pick Natiaopal Pick contended that that s him as asditional salary cago reason ated i ell. Player Frank clared two months' 1918 from allowed. Pitcher Wheeler Fuller was declared to be a free agent when he negotiated his services with the Washington of d ericans Secretary Farrell of the sociation claimed Fuller was the )H'op-i and requested the| cammniission to award him to that club. | erty of Waterbury PERRY can last has would i monti. quit th the season anklin, b organ Win —advt. Do You kNow WHAT T'M GOING To SET YoUu FoR NouR BIRTHDAY only t h a leugue night signed a knowledge of boxing than Moran. The recognition claim to courage. and th are that he will be fo his qualit yin abunda PICK LOSE SE. Rules Cub's Infielder 5 ~—Th ball commission in alary against t league club Manager verbal made of a ¢ had Truesdale w agent. but his ¢ salary for the se: Boston free the during the season atio of the Philadelphia seball club, that Pitcher Scott his 1920 contrac o south with the team Perry became .dissatisti Athletics near the cl last vear. Pa., club, tion. an indey real wateh at the “Breal YoR MY BIRTWDAY ! ( No=T DONT BELIEVE \Qith_l/GUEY.S’. for im was due| ast sea ement Americans was SIGNS CONTRACT. Philadelphia, Jan. 12—Connie Mack, manager He joined Elks' September 25—Bethany - ai. ington. ; October West Virginia - Wesle. an at Wheeling: 9, Kalamazoo at Washington: 16, Geneva at Washing-, ton; 23. Lehigh at Washingto Westminster at New Castle. Pa. November-—3, Syracuse at 13, Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh; 20, «a. negie Tech at Pittsburgh: 25, West Vir zinia at Washington. COFFROTH NOT WORRIED. Gov. Stepliens Threats Bout of No San L ! bromotin ! Carpentier iy e indi- rced to nce. Against Big Promoter. 1 Concern Says ego. * Cal.. Jan. of the proposed Dempsey- boxing match for the world’s heavywelght championshi { has been done in‘ California James D. Coffroth who offered a pu of $400.000 for the bout in comment- ing today upon opposition of Gover- nor Stephens of California to staging the meeting at Tijuana, Lower Cali- €ornia. Coffroth said he was ‘not greatly concerned” over the aniounce- ment last night of gubernatorial op- position. “I have been thing practically promoted a prize -ring match last 15 or 20 years,” he said. tor the fight being promoted in Califor nia that is wrong. The work of pro- motion has gonc on in almost all oth- er parts of the world but little of it has been done in California. Governor Stephens said he would feel obliged if necessary to request the federal government through con- trol of the international border to prevent the contest being held. Against he N ANOTH a find-| claim of | he Chi $660.] America’s Ch#mpion Swimmer Wins ' Racc in Sydney. Sydn N.B.-W an. 12.—Norman' Ross of San F' co vesterday won the 100 and vard swimming championships. ason by | he, Witch- 880 formerly “of the| Olympic club of San Francisco, now wears the calors of the Illinois Ath- letic club of Chicago. He has literally swum his wa ross the Pacific, ha ing left the United States in the fall ' and made record swims in Honolulu.! brom Honolulu he proceeded to Syd-; ney and from Sydney to Melbourne. Tt was his purpose when he left this! coumtry to meet the best of the Aus- tralizn swimmers, many of whom he defeated wn France when he won the swimming championship of the inter-| " allied nwet for America. | the Norman RosS, 1 in up against every time same have | the as de- laim of ason of | ! « Am-| 1919, nal A NEW MOTORCYCLE MARK. Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 1 Otto Walker won the -mile motarcycle race at Ascot speedway yesterday with Fred Ludlow second and Albert Burns third. Walker's time, 37m 47 3-3s, was said to be a new world's record. WOULD PREVENT BOUT. 4 Sacramenfo, Cal, Jan. 12.—Gov.| William D. Stephens of California an- nounced yestarday that he would ask the federal government a ta impose passport would prevent ftha championship bont between ; Dempsey and (reorpes Carpentier at Tiajuana, Mex., just across the borde line from California Amer! t and n { next | ied and lose of | the | pendent that world's Jack SOX TO TRAIN AT WACO. he Chicago this ring at was announced last Grabiner, secreiary WH Chi America Waco, Te night by Harry M of the White Sox. At Leap Year affair is the Elks’ fair. —advi. \ fair. { merly "m furnish stiff opposition. | football ! to repart on Monday evening. PAT MORAN STANDS PAT ON GHAMPIONS Reds’ Manager Can’t See Where Changes Would Improve Team Cincinnati, Jan. 12.—Both Garr: Herrmann and Pat Moran have come out for a stand-pat policy. They have done a lot of thinking, and they can- not see where the world’s champions can be much improved. No trades could be made without giving a quid pro quo—without weakening the champions 2s much as they would’ gain. The club is surely good for one more se: n before its stars grow too old and slow. Crane has been secured to brace the infleld and act as general utility man. Manager Moran would like to land one more outflelder, but where is such bird to be secured? No help is needed among the catchers, and why worry as to the pitchers, when G ner and Br - will be in shape to take their share of the burdens? The Cubs have already announced that they will trust to the team with which they finished the 1919 season. It was a great ball cubatthe end of the campaign, and seems plenty good enough, with a little better luck, for a splendid showing next summer. Mc- Graw is offering barrels of coin to brac> up the Glants, and won't get many accessions, but his club is am- ply capable of grand work against all comers. Looks like a three-club race even this early, with small chance for the remaining five. Nick Allen, the Reds’ third catcher, iz -in town, loaded down with good humor and money. Great is the luck of Mr, Allen, also of Rebel Oakes, for- renowned as a big leaguer. They put much money into oil, and’ now it has yvielded them huge returns. Allen’s share is said to be near $300,- 000 and Oazkes is reputed to be a mil- lionaire ATTRACTIVE CARD FOR TIGERS ELEVEN a But Princeton Men Regret Absence of Colgate Team in 1920 .Schedule. Princeton. Jjan. —Princeton’s football schedule for next fall is one that combines attractiveness with real playing strength. Opening with! Swarthmore, the Tigers take on in-or- der, Maryland State, Washington and Lee, the Navy, West Virginia, Har- vard and Yale. Of the seven teams listed Maryland State is perhaps the one least likely The little Quakers had an eleven of undoubted strength this past fall and the gener- s have been known to come out of the South with teams that have thrown a scare into more than one big camp. Princetonians generally gate’s absence, if only regret Col~ because the {1920 Tiger team will not have an op- portunity to atone for this year's de= feat. Inability to get {ogether on; dates, however, made a game between Princeton and Colgate impossible for { next season. “Mike™ Callahan and 15 other let- ter m2n will remain from this year's team and there whl be a strong nu- cleus around which to build the 1920 outfit. TO SELEOCT BOXI) Yale Will Stage an Elimination Tour« nament. TEA 5 New Haven, Jan. 12.—Yale's firsf boxing team will be formed tonight. Eddle Eagan, appointed acting -cap- { tain and manager of this new sport, ijssued a call last night for candidates .Eagan won the amateur heavyweight cham= pionship of this country at the nations als held in Boston last April, and on July 4 in the interallied games in the Pershing stadium he won the amateur middleweight championship of the world. Minor letter insignia be awardéd the team elimination tournament is t¢ be hel soon, with bouts in the following classes: 115, 135, 145, 158, 175 wnd vyweight. F will probabls members. . An king It Gently” BUT T\E GoT ONE ALREADY, TRECKLES! T'M 60ING TO BUY 4 You A PRETTY PAINTED SHAVING -MU & ! ! VCNT | TDIES’ ATRONAGE SOLICITED | A NO,Nou HAVENT ~~ TVE JusT ‘ROHEN/ EYG