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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, -MARCH 23, 1920. JLYMPIC ATHLETES MAY SAIL ON APRIL 7 entative Dates Set for Departure pl Vanguard of American Team -23.—T New York, March van- ard of America’s representation in ¢ seventh Olympic games at Ant- erp, Belgjum, .will sail for Europe ther April Z.or 10, it was announced psterday by Frederick W. Rubien, cretary to - the American Olympic mmittee. On one of these dates the lam of -hackeyists. which, will sport Old Glory emblem in internation- mpetition will board ship for eir jourmey overseas. The exact Jite of departure has not yet been psitively established. he William 8. Haddock of Pittsburgh, | ce chairman of the International sating and Hockey Union and treas- er of the American Olympic hocke: nd, in a letter received by the presi- fnt, Gustavus T. Kirby of the Ameri- n Olympic committee, vesterday owed a preference for April 10. It is lobable, however, that the Olympic ficials will advance the sailing date April 7, in order to provide at least few days for the players to accus- m themselves to foreign conditions, llowing their arrival at Antwerp. The matches which will officially laugurate the Olympic games will gin pril 20 and continue for ten ys. ‘Pransportation -arrangements v the team, exclusive of the sailing te, have been attended to, and offi- Is are now engaged on the work of opting an appropriate style of uni- Roy D. Schooley of Pittsburgh, international skating union offi- I. will accompany the team as man- er. American Entry Accepted. Secretary Rubien disclosed that an cial cablegram had been received pbm the Belgian Olympic officials, ac- pting the entry of an American pm, cabled March 14. In this cabled try the American officials provided a blanket entry to the limit allow- . seven players and a similar num- r of substitutes. 1t was pointed out en that no entry blanks had been eived in this country, and, lacking finite information on whether the lympic closing time covered blanket individual entries, a respite was ght wuntil April 5, when officials re would be prepared to submit the ividual names of their hockey rep- kentatives. This arrangement. ap- rently, is acceptable abroad, for no | iection to the plan was made in the | lgian cablegram of acceptance. It is obable, therefore. that President rby's committee will proceed along ilar lines with regard to entrie - other sports, in which it would be ifestly impossible for America to | minate her individual representa- es until at least two weeks prior to date of the actual competition. Already eleven members of the ckey contingent have been selected. is expected that hefore the athletes ve Pittsburgh the full complement 1l _have been decided upon. fon is now in Pittsburgh. where s arranged for a n games for the purpose of attract- funds which will help in defraying expenses of the team. This sum estimated at between $12,000 and 000. One exhibition game was yed last night, another will be heid ight, and the final competitive ap- jarances of the Olympic hockey rs will be held next Monday and esday night in Pittsburgh Play on Indoor Rink. Jontrary to popular belief the mpic hockey contests will be con- cted on an indoor rink. TThis was finitely stated vesterday by Secre- Rubien. The announcement rifies a situation of confusion, inas- ch as it had been zenerally sup- sed by American hockey officials Pt the plan was to conduct the mes on the Brussels canal. The of- al program, printed in French, dis- pses an lextensive interior nk, with feet by 60 feet. pointed out also it jcretary Rubien pt the fancy skating tests would be | ld on this artificial ice. he team will wear the Americ: ield, as has been customary ympic games. have decided on this arrangement er careful consideration of a plan ich provided that a miniature Old : ory be embroidered on the the American competitors. From reports which have rcached erican officials, Canada is making tions to send over a team of keyists, with a trainer and Tt is understood the tcam Il leave the Dominion by way of St. hn's, N. F., April 4. Sccretary W. Hewitt of the Ontario Hockey as- ciation prabably will accept the hnagership, which has been offered in. The plans for Canada's hockey presentation entail an outlay which, is estimated. will average about .200 per man. breasts S OUT ALL . N. Y.. March 23—Eddie Sum- of New York knocked out ankic Allen of Albany in fiv the Star A. C. here last ni < nnounced that P; key O'Gatt who recently boxed ankis Burns, and Ja of Albany, would meet at A. U. tor ten rounds in ut on April 6. BOWLING asino Bowling Alieys OPEN DAILY 10 A, M. LES” PATRONAGLE SOLICITED ht. 1 hite th | Smuch | stantey | Skelly The | n | in St. | Officials in this coun- rounds | the star ! 'FACTORY LEAGUERS IN SERIES BATILE Hartlord and New I?ritain Cham- | pions to Decide “Who’s Who.” i, What should prove to be an | ‘lesting sinter-city basketball “seri | practically arranged, and on F night in the State Armory sames will be played. The contest- ing teams will be the winners of the Industrial league championships in New Britain and llartford, and the other contestants will be the runner- up fives. As it stands now, Corbin will stack up i winner the Pratt & Whitney-Colt Manufac- turing company teams, which are tied for first place in { who will battle for the champion- ship on Thursday night. The New Britain Machine pany team will be the other sentative team from New s s day com- repre- Britain. |in Hartford Thursday night will play the Machinists. The sccond game of the series will be played in Ha ford, the date and place not being determined on as vet. Should it be necessary to stage the third game, the details will be arranged by toss- ing a coin. BOWLING RESULTS PAFNIR LEAGUE. D Shipping Dept. Wheeler Jacoby Blakeley | Harper 102 4 Production Dept. Schilling .......... 67 Conroy Leonard .. Rosensweig Barenbor Murpiny .. 88 St Oflice Dept, Aldrick S o Hun:ason Carter Gros 414 Dept. Engincering . . §5 n a0 68 Kallern: Jones llellyar Brink Furbush Grinding Dept. McAvay e L Sioan Zwick Carso A | Kibner series of exhibi- | Tool Room. 87 91 N Wolf Peiletier O Neil Hulteen Leupold Fisher Hulburt Danilson Galbrith Neubaner Paulron Gustaf: FOR HONOR AND COIN Typewritey, Company Five of Hart- ford. a Home and Home Series, match for $200 con- home and home series, will open Friday evening at the Ca- sino alleys when the Royal Type- writer company five will stack up against a local aggresation repre- senting the Church street alleys. The same is scheduled to start at 8 o'clock. Hartford will have the fol- lowing players: Clark, Waters, Stein- man, FHall and Fido O'Brien. The local team will consist of Foote. Kahms, Ryan, Huck and Anderson. A bowling | sisting_of a UCKY RACING DATES, K | Scason to Open at Lexington April 21| ! and Close at Latonia Jul | Lexington. Ky.. March { ror the spring thoroughbred { season on the Kentucky tra | announced here yesterday the State Racing commi The on will open at \pril 24 and close on | Latonia. ziving 60 days of { on the three tracks. | Ly Lexington July 7 at the on The Lexington meeting will open on April 24 and close on May 5. [Irom May 8 to May 20 the scene will shift to Louisville, during which the Kentucky Derby will be Churehill Downs. The lon will be at latonia. where rz hold forth from June 2 to Jul inter- | the first | of | the league, and | lat The loser of the championship game | | putter {in ! boy | boys. { Foster, who captained the 1911 | Fall | velopment | Glants' Leader Offers Waterbury Club {42 hig ! youngsters, | of Chicago def 1 Pennsylvania, { national championship. Casino Bowling Team to Roll Royal sport | meeting | “NEW BRITAIN AND HARTFORD INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS TO LEAVE ON APRIL 7—DR. WHELAN, IS ENGA ?THARVARl] ENGAGES NEW TRACK COACH Dr. Charles Whelan ol Boston, | Will Be New Mentor Cambridge, Mass 23.—The Harvard Athletic association, in an to crown Crimson efforts in rack athletics with the successes which has -met foothall under tFk Haughton system and hockey und(‘l’ the Windsor regime, vesterday signed a cotract with Dr. Charles Whelan of Boston to act supervisor of | track athletics at Harvard for. a} term of year: The Harvard management to build its track system from bottom up and has obtained Whelan for this purpose. Harvard tonight that would not disturb William (*Pooch” Donovan track coach. Instead. Dr. Whelan's work will have to de with the Jess proficient material which he will grade and endeavor, to | develop along lines of his own. #or| the purpose of couching successfully | his charges the doctor will introduce the motion picture to demonstrate the | right and wrong way of doing what he teaching. Whelan is a Dartmouth class of 1901, where he in track athletics as a and broad jumper, and also football. Later he coached at Volkmann school. where for five sea- | sons he developed champion school teams from a small number of’ desir the | Dr. <a is Dr. uate. part srad- | took shot Among these athletes were. Resgie | team at Harvard, and Herb Jaques, a dis- | tance runner and cross-country cap- tain Tor eleven vears Dr. n charge of football at while not acting as head helped considerably of the team. phy ian with and Boston. Whelan was Tuf and | coach las in the de He s a practicing offices in Hingham McGRAW STARTS CUTTING, Some Excess Talent. New York, March 23.—Manage: McGraw, of the Giants, has begun to furn loose some of the yo Lers who gathered at the training camp at San Antonio. ‘At one time there were players in the squad and in collection were ma voungsters who will be able to league ‘duties after a vear of s ning in the minors. The Giants may send some, of their excess talent to the Waterbury. club of the Hastern leazue. McGr: has offered Waterbury some of including First e from Avenue A; good intielder from George Armstrong, in- from the Pacific Co: and Jim McQuade, a cousin of McQuade,” treasurer of thej Johnny Ho Moyer, a ington; fielde Pitcher Judge Giants. the NN MISS) AME, h he University ated the University 28 to last night of three games for intercollegiate P Chicago, Marzh 23 of in the basketbull the first TWO CAPTAINS NAMED, New Haven. N h —Loren Thurston, of Honolulu, elected captain of t%e Yale swimming te last night and Hamilton Rowe, Indianapolis, captain of the wat polo team. as Time was when Choice of a Hat Was Determined By Price Instead of Quality Today — { him. i on the old West == e e HERE - AM — COAT VEST AND Pan WRIT NG To BE woRN — WE - HARDLY EUER Go OUT MY OWNER IS GENLY MERRIED A YEAR L SILK HAT WOLLON'T CARE S0 ™MuchH IF HE CoulD ONLY PEEK oot oF ThE BO® ONCE N A WHILE, THERE HE STANDS UP SIDE DownN WEEK AFTER WEEW \T REALLY mMUST E FIERCE MEET IN SERIES OF GAMES—VAN | {Wonder What a Dress Suit Thanks About ~— AT FIRST WE PUT US ON AT LEAST TWICE A WEEK 8uUT NOwW HE PyTs UP AN AWFUL SQUAWK \F HE HAS To SLIP INTo US QNCE A MONTH Now HERE'S SHOES SITTING ON ThE FLOOR WiTH TREES IN EM AND EnJoYING EIEE 1TS HARDLY FAIR To HAT. GUARD OF AMERICAN OLYMPIC TEAM MAY GED A TRACK COACH OF HARVARD ATHLETES—NICKALLS SELECTS YALE VARSITY CREW TO ROW: PENN — e OUR OWNER TeLLS HIS \NIFE ThAT HE MIGWT CONSENT Tp PUT ON HLIS DRESS Su'T BUT HE KICKS ON THE Stk TILE AND Sk HAT FEELS DREAD- FULLY MORTIFIED ABouT T . cAN'T HELP BUT FEEL SORRY FOR m™MY FRIEND ON The P SHMELF N Tue Box. T 1S MY LITTLE PAL - SiLk HAT HE DOESN'T GET THE AR AS OFTEN AS we Do WE REALLY HAD A WONDERFUL TiME THOUGH "BouT A WEEK AGo OUR OWNER S WIFE HAD A PARTY OF GiRL FRIENDS N AND THEY Toox TURNS PUTTING US ov DR MR H- BAsy "! TheEy EVeEN PUT ON wrITE SHIRT' -- THERE WAS ONE GIRL N PARTICULAR WANT To TELL YoJ ABOVT— -SHE “UH- UK~ OR ASK WHITE SHIRT — HES GOT TrhE wHoLE SToRY. (Jr-u-1 Bov!!" ANIMATED CARTOONS BY “BRIGGS” AT THE LYCEUM EVERY WEEK (FIRST PART) MURPHY BACKS DOWN mer Owner of Cubs Withdraws Injunction to Restrain Club From Making a 1920 Schedule. Chicago, March 23.—Charies Webb Murphy. former owner of the Cubs, vesterday withdrew the injunction suit in which he sought to prevent the National league from making a sched- ule for the 1920 season until he had obtained an accounting with the Chi- cago club for Murphy filed the suit during the meeting of the league wecks ago, but hearing on the in- junction was postponed. In the mean- time the league published its schedule. | which had previously been prepared. Murphy- alleged that when the Cubs were purchased by man and his associates a 99-year lease ide park went with the owners moved to the ide Federal League park and ha nce failed o pay rent on the old grounds. the team, but t CARPENTIER DE! New York, March messa:ze from la Savoie, on which are Georges Carpentier and his bride, received here at 10:30 o’'clock vesterday morning stated that the vessel had been delaved and would not dock until’today. radio the money alleged to be duec | here several | Charles Weegh- j boarsi | HARVARD HAS BIG CR Averag Weight Oarsmen is Pounds and Height 6 >t 2 Inches. Cambridge, Mass., March 23 cight-oared crew is the weight and stature of any vard's var biggest in on record here, according to statistics compiled yesterday. The oarsmen average 183 pounds in weight and 6 1ches in height. | are the weighing feet 4 inches tall. vis. who is the giants of the crew, each 195 pounds and standing 6 Capt. Wendell Da- lightest member, in height. PAKER IS N. Y. U. CAPTAIN. York March —>Maxwell Baker last night was elezted captain of the New York university ball team for 1920-21. Baker played guard on the team which won the United States national at Atlanta in the A. A. U. tournament ending March 15. New EXHIBITION GAM At St. Petersburg, Fla . h S Al E Senbuos ams, Crum and and Rari- e. napolis (A. A.)... nnati (N. L.). Batteries—Allen, A Henline: Ruether. Gerner den. Cheap Hats used to Sell for $1.50 and $2.00. Good Hats Sold at $3.50 to $5. Some Difference Dobbs — Dunlap Knox — Heath Good Hats Cost Little or Nothing More Than Cheap Ones There’s Nothing There Are’ No Better Hats Anywhere $6, $8 and $10 If You Pay for the Best Be Sure You Get It ‘MWilson's 183 | 3. —Har- edgwick and Lewis McCagg weighs 156 pounds and is 6 feet 1 inch | basket- | championship i B S I I In this climate with its sudden changes we are all liable to catch cold. . : Bfiggs’ Mentholated-Hoarhound Cough Drops are a safeguard — It is good policy to have a box handy. They relieve the cough at once. C. A. BRIGGS CO. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Makers of Briggs’ Boston Wafers s T R = 2 Announcement WONDER CLOTHES SHOP § 396 Main Street Will Be Open Every Evening from Now Until Easter

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