New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 8

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1920. "NEW BRITAIN AND HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOLS TO BATTLE FOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TOMORROW NIGHT—LOCALS’ RECEIPTS TO GO TO WIL- LIAM F. BURNS MEMORIAL FUND—JIM CORBETT TELLS GEORGES CARPENTIER HOW TO BEAT JACK DEMPSEY—WALTZ AND HAYES MEET TONIGHT == o= e = o ” £ Mfifs Tfl”] Hflw !'"When avw‘Fellel’ ” Needs a Fr;e:d By Briggs T0 BEAT DEMPSEY m Corbett Tells Carpentier, | B : Make Champion Miss N AU R LTI LA LA SR RARLAALRL A SR AR New Yark, Mareh 29.—The amaz- | / / 8L iig Georges Carpenticr met the once 7 NI RIS wazing and still astounding _Jim | UFENG TSy ®rhei vesterday, down Great Neck / = va / = 7 PRIcES - It was 2 moment of real thrills for £ : verybody, for indee¢ the once Z Mazing made the amazing feel yuite S, ' it ans ortable in o d to a certain | LR / My eester Jean Dempsey, who will ever i ZX2 be it buzahoo until the great yuestion ! & ¢ / (0 £ their individual supremacy s | 5 “tiled for wll time. - It was a treat to sce Corbett give | his zolden haired idol of France a hampionship ance-ove up and own. ‘around and round and ! trouz=h and through, which through ! b Corbett's oyes, is quite an cye- a8 ! It happened this way: Jack Cur- v had taken Carpentier (o his Great cek e for dinne and they | need Ly Jim. Corbett’s c. I Would you like to run around and | ¢ him ™" asked Curley Would, he? . Would the sreat nch tighter the latest sehool to sce the man who made ! icensherey hiztory? Would he? Would somelbody please hold Mons. rpentier or he would jump out of new Curley meotor car through ' ve joy. And so they whizzed to home of “Gentleman Jim." And | they were introduced, then it was 1 Uorbett's eyes fairly danced over s clean cut form of the youth who to some day supplant him in ry. W do you weish, was Corbett's first ques- | Qi e Y “Smooth as silk; eh? —Same here” — Chesterfield ALK about a smooth, even-burn- ing smoke, Chesterfields are all fhe other diy Carpentler couldn't f ;l;:;r afn;jil ttl;e?‘sz(;ga-’—‘yev%ro;‘n:ss’r’. swer that in our way of fig 8. X 4 / ./ /| / P - * . t“‘;co‘ s \‘s‘qvlv‘\ Kly hcvmn\‘l\:'::w i Wi i - ‘ = 7 hear a “knock’’ on Chesterfields. u Fone hundred and seventy-two | / 7 ) e - P : For Chesterfields are made of the oy seic auickiyE iy ers N 5 = ? real thing—genuine Turkish tobaccos, ba Tinglish. orhett arched his heavy eyebrow 5 A > : mind you, the pick of the crop, blended You do! Why, my hoy. you'r Z X 2 g with the very choicest Domestic to= enough to whip apny man living- I misht add any - ihat ever | T T 2 baccos that grow. d, satd arbett enthus stically. 1, g 3 E B o Let me t&ll you something,” he s J And what a blend! It actually tered on in English as the good i R ’ out the hidden flavor of the leaf— ley pattered omn in a vivid trans n, “When I fought Peter Jack Z i 8 a flavor you never guessed was there. in San Franeisco | weighed 3 & . 51 H it lead in thé pockets of my street ¢ = What’s more, no other blend is like hes to make me a higher | ercsmn e it, or can be, for the blend is our private h than that, You see, I didn't = » = t Jackson to know how light I | ANIMATED CARTOONS BY “BRIGGS” AT THE LYCEUM EVERY WEEK (FIRST PART) . formula—it can’t be copied. M:s s AR AR RGNS | | | | | TS ARG | 1t would have been u feather | is hat had he known that he was | - ing a boy who scaled only 168, | - o Shi wars hath. Gyl 1 :?;“;'. “In jlh(‘ G‘-‘r‘“‘] Ol‘id ‘\."mn]e]{ NEW BRITAIN HIfiH Ilnldnéjflfl;chhl)il\'i;ll L. Dunn are both I fouzht and whipped John L. ; Time” and many of the a gan and con ent that the locals will trim . . Van witen 1 weighed but 175. | Hart favorites. And fate kept Joe Hartford, thereby winning the cham- ,,,‘,’,.’L'f;f:,’f",,.”".,;,‘,‘.,z‘f.'fffl;} Phey'll tell yvou that Dempsey is| Humphries and Dick Butler some pionship. In speaking of Saturday's wrapper on every package. big for you; said the same thing ; ©ther place. Mon dieu! contest with New Haven, Mr. Mooi- B Jackson dnd Sullivan in. my. 3 head attributed the defeat to the in- e i ability of the New Britain team 1o h\'alns.n.vio‘u <;|1I<“ ‘yxfh'.;).ixfin“;}a;~1;-- HAYE A WINN NG WAY E make good their opportunities from ' | p has theni, too. He the foul line. i RS Depve it 4n ‘the TIng. The tickets for the game will be PR Basketball Championship t0 Be; viacea on suie at 756 orerock and the boxer. Dempsey the hittér, contest will. start promptly at 0 r, when he meets.a hitter, must Add Another Victory to Long LI\fT Decided T()m()n‘ow Nighl o'clock. Dancing will follow. > the hitter mi You have got | jpxious to Play Y. W, C. A, e. ‘thing pessib b hich - RELSY cpoeaible. M2 Ll 3 Outlaws : basketball team i DODGERS SAY YANKS Dempsey if yvou'll v him The girl e y S The New Britain High school bas Make him be sure abouticontinue their winning habit Satur- Reibal i e e DOCTORED THE BALL Dempsey miss,” said Corbett | 4. 75 s ng psey m Ve day night. when in the preliminary | of the season tomorrow night on the turned to the furiously trans- ;. > R Ridwds e A - it g ! ¥ . ik zame at Bristol, the Corbin irls | Y, M. C. A. gym court, tackling their g Meester Jean uriey . g sacue as 5 X T H Ca s-nn(: g has 1o do is to 'eam of the Industrial league was, pitterest rival in sports the Hartford | S g 9018 10 i dpwned to 6 In the first half, the ' High school. On the result of the ! Manager Robinson Scores Hug; for ten rounds and he'll whip 5 1d 1 red at will, | i S ©Y inaisted: O e ws ran wild anc ored at will, [ game hinges the championship of the > & S oy sure,”! Inaisted Corbett. | ringing up 16 points while their ob- | Interscholaatic . le ShaRs i) \llowing His Pitchers to Break MERtior deli i Orbell S | pononts were unable to register & i means that N 1 P T iReyhad Leenierentigob = ally. EWitht o ghanged lineupfin (he |l have achisvedithe horoe and & dereai the New Rules. bt his own precious wines. In | o : : 5 SR ¢ : e Z he tora. Gorbelt thar e had | "6CORd half, the Outlaws siowed ub | means a three-cornered tie. Hartford sacksonvitie, wig. Maren 2s—wiie | HAYES-WALTZ MATCH ZBYSZKO 1IN 2 CAPTAIN OF GREEN I€E TEAM. Redica: bit_ aboiit Willand!s size | - .- anid ithe \Coubin igirls manased §i High has eyt quite al swathiin €RC (1ot hing: weslsaidl about| quitting ire Hanover, N. H., Mdrch 29.—Ryland : to secure their poinis. ¥ the vie- | basketball world in the last few years « Poli sler to Meét Frencl ow about Dempsey. Ile has al- R DicH s siant Polish Wresler to Meet Frenchv ;- p oy .0 of St. Paul, Mi bRt war neq tors the work of Miss McCne and | and the locals have found it mighty | o p ; i o g kel e . J. Rothchild, '21, £ , Minn, worrled sa. he explalned njjsx Bigelow, featured, while Miss | hard to win in this branch of spori. S e ernanorer s atlicsiused ‘k New York Teatherweight to | DMl IOTEOW VLR ! has been clected captain of the Da¥- gh .u long line of tvanshiters, | . .15 ang Mi hmidt did the , However. in the first clash between | PY the Yankees to win Saturday d g Stanislaus szko. former holder mouth hackey team for mext year. ning with Nate Lewls and wind- 1 0" 000 "¢ the losers. The Ouf- | the teams this season the locals wers | S2Me. Uncle Robbie openly charged Battle Iartford Idol Before Lenox § . © o (0o hampionship of Rothchild has plaved two years a Eewith the ever reagv Meester I,y 1o very ansious to tvy conclu- i victorious inithe game played in Miller Hugsins with letting Shore, AL G Svenne Fore B : e e At wing on the Green seven, show- Ry . sions with the New Britain Y. W.' Hopkins stroet gymnasium, Shawkey and Hannah break the new . C.—Sweeney vs. Ferguson. | | Turope. and one of the most formid- | consistent brand of hockey. He JiEs woras nus struck home, % fie oy an) cout b tnie e R jrules. The two managers had a hot| whag appears to be one of the best | 2V1e contenders for the crown at the fii ‘he part of a nucleus from aigh arpentlie ctila by seahiac ' The manager of the Outlaws would o~ 'gument in the clubhouse after the | cards ever arranged by the Lenox A.|time' the late Frank Gotch, - was year's team, which loses but one ma i out in his very clathes. Then : 2 3 pneflacaliteam thas enjoved onelof fia: nasow Sin 8 I ST AR AL ST B8 feaid s anrg 3 s L : : 3 T ifana e Tieeatar [ikeRtoln from the Y girls'’ man-: ;"o “geasons in the history of | Soe i which the Dodger chieftain | C. of Meriden. and they have had a ; champion, will display his wares jn Dy duation. i odd thing, S0 DD agen ® a4 gume, and can be R el 2 OFY Ol 4 10ld Hug he wouldn't stand for a number of good boyts, will be staged h'n neafly turned sack coat and, ' > 5 n il . . baskeiball at the school, winning all | Motel doctoring £ the balls 7 : = s s the Auditorium, Hartford tomorrow D = B s : eached wellfaveaue on [ raiitue via s ol 1 the leagqe | Move “doctoring of the balls. e | this evening. when Sammy Waltz, of : ik e Corbett for his. e e ! y games with the exception of the leaguc | pogeers were the = night. His opponent will be Constan - ATTENTION ANNEX PLAYERS. hy phoning ; contest with New Haven in that city | O0S¢rs were the home club Saturday | Hartford. and Charley Hayes of ; | Night. & < o Saturday night's summa st Saturday afternoon, losing by the | @14 Robbie was sore over having to | York. will be the performers in a 12- | De Bouvier, the French heavyweight An_important meeting o_r” = " e Gorbin. et However. (his de. | /NFOW out & dozen or more new oncs| round star bout. Both boys battled | Zb o has only recently nex A. "- "‘(“-"“ 2 'l i“*“‘“ ‘t"}: = sleno 3io - 5 = eplhce S scolor. S Cillis e Sationalls | . at § o'clock tonizht a; e Ca bett zrinned as he saw his own ¢ Bigclow st -ooco- AREIM | feat is not taken to heart by the lo- @ rcPlace those discolored. He says| Willis Murphy. the sensational Staten | ,rned to America. after . an ab- Bowling Alleys on Church. street B [ahcly e | Gurpentin's Right Forward. cals when it is tuken intn considera- | NS OWN pitchers worked under the ] Island boy within a few weeks and | (iroc€ 1€ HIEHCE Que to the Bowling fAlleys o 2 ers and fit him quite too soon, F- KOPf ................. Schoaidt | tion that the Elm City five has not lost | €W rules, while the: Yankees ignored | as each was beaten by Murphy by | San Ho e on e il ek Tetl Forward: IS et it e : not only his own protests, but thosc | about the same margin, tonight's | 0 A era Beias Bl adibeda iinl viinn Cor o 3 s own court in A conflict. and spent several months as B pass 2 : S McCue oo cee.... Tew | vears. Events of the past fow weeks | of the umpires. fray should produce a battle between | tO 00 “RE CHeT fhe ipped on ( coat and 5 5 past few weeks prisoner of war ter th Bix anoyfies out until 2 have cast i shadow of sorrow over the | Squire Ebbets had a talk with Hank | two evenly matched bo, o signing of the . Stan. joined I i b, Loomis Ao 5o team. yei there is confidence that the | O'Day about the situation yesterdar In the semi-final bout, Kid Kap- Polish He has s ared = M 1 s m rather n pinched predica- i =« ¢ th ay : vesterdar. L , Gl 1 the Polish arn e has appeared b o e bt tinedt oS the Right Guard. locals willl emierge victorious tomou- j This Dodser hoss wanted to know why |1an of Meriden mects Battling Green | o nis city seve times. A large LASINO owiing e H. Kopf e e 2 row night. { the National league umpire c not Hartford and in the first bout, I. |\ ;hpe) of local Poles are planning it Score, Out ; Corbin 6: o Hartford is Strong. put the offending plavers out of the | Q- Sweeney of this city tackles Traey | By g0 %00 Colcome in Hartford OFE! i from field McCue 5. F. Kopf 3, { Hartford High will be represented | game. Hank replied that if he had. | 'ersuson of Wallingford. Dave Fitzt; oo night { LADIES'" PATRONAGE SOLICITED n't mind about your size. Big ora:y : quite. Just remember that | low 3. Ragalis 2, Schnaidt 1; foul | by its strongest linenp tomorrow | Hugsins wouldn't have had any ball | erald will be the referee; James er fellow is biz. but make him | goals, Loomis 5 rec. McLough- | night with Ilscholz, McDermidd, Ca- | club to put on the field. He S | Daly will In.)‘lill nul-l wateh, ::‘:1 Fixdllxli:' R {0 it i et icn iy [ Etmer ; . Vibberts. | rey. Deegan and the other players who oA R McCarthy will tell the er = him miss. If vou gei by | 2 xllml‘im- ol 1|);nlrm e R, Gl eI bopeTe o is going on. y for a few rounds vou have SHCO SONLE LA 1C Sgsior IME ¢ 5ut the doctored balls, it wasn't up to = s N e | after the game with New Britain, i RED SOX BEATEN. ous chance. If you get hit, oh. e him to interfere. He wound up b S L S Ik New Orleans, March 29.—New Yc goodness zracious,” said | x P T o i, when several of the regulars we I bR il T i L llIL\-u-r-:l\\l\"I\ uite alarmed | AR Chabat o fl‘"l‘ inSymerl barred on accaunt of scholastic ruling. i"‘("l“,,l,‘% 208 “'," ]])}:‘”;“"'“ :’""‘M {°1 Nationals 5. 14, 0: Boston Americans | je thought of il. Then he! Cup Defender. jimhisinas¥ailibeeniclearediunt andithe | S<CE0SStueriancycscide or 2ty 1. Batteries: Toney, Nehf an An- | team has been practicing hard for the | WNat rules they were ¢ 1o Play | gmith, McCarty; Jones., Karr and game tomorrow night Jfunder Walte Outlaws sirls’ Basketball Quintet series, feeling ran high in the Dodger jhe wanted to measure mous Hers in his own peculiar fash- ance of makinz Meester Jean | stol, . . Mavch 2 rould be exactly like me t- | nouncement has heen made that N. o k. Jeffries the second time in Herreshoff. desizner of the sloop | In Mcmory oh Burns. g B Nashville. Tenn.. March ash- "I sot a terrible whack in | Resolute, which will contest with the | -1t is expected that the Y. M. (. A MILTOX S PRIZE. ville (South: association ) 9. 0 mach in the second round and | Vanitie for the right of defending the | gymnasium will be taxed to capacity | Los Angeles, . March 29.—| Philadelphia Nationals 2, -4, 1. Bat | untll it ended M the | A:ierica’s cup against Sir Thomas | tamorrow night. The locals portion | Tommy Milton, driving 50 miles on | teries: Hodge, Dodd and Kohlbecker, dead round. Bverybody kept tell- Lipton's Shamrock IV, this summer. | of the proceeds will be turned into the | the 17 -mile Los Angeles speedway in | Jonnard: Betts, Cantwell and With- William F. Burns memorial fund. | 26 minutes and 52.20 seconds, won ! row. was winning, but T ! had decided to make no changes in was losing, and 1 knew | the hull, e pt for some renovation ! Olcott’s orchestra and Sullivan’s or- | the third final heat and a prize of — . chestra have donated ther services for | $5,500 in a series of automobile races COLLF BASKET CHAMPS. 396 Maln street the dancir ind the managemeat | vesterday His average for the 35 Princeton, N. J., March 29.—The has secured from the Wilson company | mijes was 111.8 miles an hour University of Pennsylvania won the of Chicago, Til, & new ball which will L R S college basketball championship of . be used in the game. Referee Ayles- T ie et mreNeR the United States here Saturday night Will Be Open Evel’y Evenlng From to lose the momeént he | of the underbody. A new hollow > could hit. That is your | wooden mainmast is being built. for Keep away and make | the purpose of lightening the sloop | somewhat and shortening the water- fhen they talked < other | linc. games this season, and an admirer of Waterbury, March 29 —Jimmy{ »3 t5 21, in the deciding contest of a . the late William F. Burns. will donate | Duffy, of the West Side A. €. of New | {hree-game series. Chicago won the Now Untll Easter his services. Vork, won the referee’s decision over| first game in its home cage lust Mon- Confidence Not Lacking. Ch Brown. of Ngw Haven, here}l day night and Pennsylvania the sec- | ¢ Physical Director W. G. Moorhead | Saturday night ond_in_Philted L pra— nd Mme 21 »r, and | be put into the water within three but fell of Mor- | weeks. .The Vanitiegwill be brought when he heard what they | here soon (o reccive w hew set of sails ARd s would a lot of the old | and, winches frora the Herreshofi I delightful French ihey shops. Il { | ot +o shap did, | It is expected that the Resolute um] worth, who has handled the home by defeating the University of Chicago