New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920. - W BRITAIN KACEYS LOSE GAME TO NEW HAVEN AT STATE ARMORY—BOWLERS STILL HAVE LOCAL LANE ARTISTS' NUMBER—EXCELLENT BOXING ARD AT NEW HAVEN NEXT MONDAY NIGHT—LAWYER DAVID L. DUNN TO COACH BASKETBALL TEAM—HERMAN AND LYNCH TO BATTLE TONIGHT BOXING CARD ARENA MONDAY DEFEAT LOCAL Capitol Citj— Lane Men Stage Comeback and Win Handily Hartford bowlers again triumphed over New Hritain last night in a specal match held at Rogers’ Recreation al- leys. © The started off with a bang, and defeated the visitors hand- ily in the first game. After that there was not much to it but Hartford. Harding, Lee and Lathrop were in fine bowling fettle last night and their attack on the pins was resultant in a total pinfall for each of over the three century mark. Lofgren, Frisk and Foot turned in very creditable exhi- bitions or the losers. At the Casino alleys the American Paper Goods league rolled. The scores: oode Star Bout Is At ting Much Attentlon faven, Dec. 22 —Matchmaker of New has boxing card the on Arena next Monday, that omise of being of the staged In the Nutmeg state star attraction, Louls Bogash port, the new sensation in rwelght division meets Sam recent arrival in the east Pacific const. Bogash dur- past year has stood off Jack @ has beaton such well rs as Monte Cross and Vin- | @Goode made his Arst ap- in these parts last week at , when he administered a | hrashing to Bud Wefer of The Brass City fons are y to go down the line beat the tough Park They are scheduled to einer Haven In all-star ot locals one New Britain. 110 93— 97— 103— 104— 99— 496—1643 Freeman Dlankenburg 1s . 108 on 104 City. box 208 & | Another Fine Bout. | Harding | Jayne | Lee Bartholomew Lathrop h, & brother of Louls, ¢ Youhg Reptka of Derby. te_both of these youngsters n'as tough bruising battlers, | sthg & wicked clout in While the affair ls card- 10 rounds, friends of both confident that the set-to will & kayo before the final bell END BOWLING 96 96 2 0 0 [ 51 7% i 9 5 82 51 | Zwiek to Risk Title. [y s Stegal of New Haven, is yith Young Angelo of Stam- s 10 rounder. Angelo is the the lightweight title in ut having won the honors ung Eddy several months meeting Siegal, he will have at a fast pace to retain W. Jurgen Tyler €. C. L. LEAGUE 9 101 7 85 50 Danielson Migatz .. Bottomley Haiges .. CQurtain Ralser. Nichols rtain raiser will bring to- T ly Prince of Bridgeport and Machine Moo, of New Haven. Both of| [ have always given satis- | previous bouts. d, he of “they must | out they go" fame, will ref- bouts. romoter has posted the re- m with the New Haven box- | pission that the bouts will ‘as advertised and will prove Thomas Corbett Kellogg Lange 5 7% 56 67 404 Conn. Trust. Clydeo Little Morey Dean Vim 16 BOUT TONIGHT bn Peter Herman Wil Bertini Groth Winger | Hatsing De- | Myors 428 Tide LEYS—A. P. G. His Bantamweight CASINO AL Classy Joe Lynch. T. Malarney W. Fagan D. Malarney O'Connell Holmaquist 22.—Pote Herman Orleans, world’s bantam- oxing champion defends his 15 round bout to a:decision ison Square Garden tonight Joe Lynch of New York. It the third world's pugilistic ship contest in the historic Jwithin a' month, Benny | A Jack Dempsey, light and ! title. Holders, respective- from their opponents n and Lynch agreed to weigh o'cloek this afternoon at 118 and each was sald to be under that figure. | phamplon’s record shows him low starter, speeding up as progressesfi and thus o advantage In‘ ‘Jong bouts an wcored several knockouts | t contests, notably his victory | ck Sharkey. | ond! studded belt, emblematic le will be given to the win- ; v ork, Dec Moore | Southard McCabeo 9 108 | Emerson Cort o Brien Edwards 333 4 Pattey Jolwon 3 WORK FOR JOHNSON ATHLEVES DEAD Amoerican League President Says Prosecution of Indicted Bascball Players: Means a Busy Winater. msylvania Boys Fall Vietim njuries Sustained (n Games Dee —Two deaths, & from accid during & Il and a foothall game d in Pittaburgh yesterday Chiecago, Dec. 22.—Work in connec- tion with the prosecution of the White Sox who are under indictment for al- lewed throwing of games, and in at- tempting to send to jail the gamblers who are sald to have corrupted Char- ley Comiskey's men in the | worla's series, will give Ban John- won, president of the American league, one of the busiest winters he has ever had in baseball, he sald yesterday on his return from New York. It has been rumored that Comiskey may endeavor to stop the American league bling In order to haye charge of the prosecution himself. burgh, it were # Ryan, aged 11 yoars, injured r In a football game o weeks ago. Blood polsoning bed and he died in a hospital R. Bowers, aged 14 years, who A McKeosport hospital from polsoning, was a member of quesnie High school basketball nd was bruised on the right ring o game last weok. He paid ntion to the Injury for several near his | Comiskey has placed the matter in L} [ the hands of his attorneys More than a year ago he set aside $10,000 to be used in unecarthing the 1919 ) world's series scandal WSES ,re to confer with State's Attorney Robert Crowe to learn just what can | be done to hurry up the cases now o b before the criminal court lg t ro c | Comiskey belleves himself to be the one who suffered most from their dishonesty and holds that he should Y ’ E ! be allowed a hand in the prosecution ear s ve NOT TO PLAY AT POLO GROUNT | Hamilton, N. Y., Dec. 22.—The Col- 0—BIG ACTS—10 gate eleven will not meet Columbia ‘ at the Polo Grounds on Thanksgiving Reserved Seats Day next fall as was announced yes- terday in the complete 1921 gridiron schedule. According to Graduate ~ i’\'unl\u'r Bill Reld of Colgate, Co- lumbia will not be met on South fleld k Behlnd as originally planned on that date. It has not been definitely decided | Brown and Colgate will clash ber 19 at Fenway Park, B e A oor in all probability the , staged there, 3 | O"Brien 295—1182 | H Ahern 1919 | in its effort to press the gam- | His attorneys | HARTFORD BOWLERS ELM CITY KACEYS [ ; BEAT NEW BRITAIN Yisitors Prove Too Good for| Locals—Corbin Girls Are Victors | The New Britain Kaceys basketball team struck a snag last night at the State Armory, losing a hard fought battle to the New Haven Kaceys and relinquishing the lead the State league. The score was 30 to 23. the outset of the game, it looked as though New Britain would keep its The home boys jumped into the lead, but as the game pro- gressed the visitors seemed to get ac- | quainted with the floor and the lo- cation of the baskets, with the result that at the end of the first half the | score was 14 to 10 favoring the locals. In the second half, the visitors got the jump on Pilz’s boys and soon took the lead and managed to keep It throughout the game. The pass work | of the Elm City quintet excelled that | of the locals, while the work of Daly and Griffin was of a stellar order. Tommy Reynolds and Captain Kilduff found it difficult to break through the stonewall defense of the visitors. | Angelo played under a severe handi- | cap ot a sore arm, but the speedy lit- | tle forward of the New Haven five managed to register 14 points for his team. O'Brien also played a fine game for the winners. Restelli, as usual, did well for New Britain, with Artie Campbell worked hard to bring victory to the locals. The summary: New Haven. slate clean. New DBritain. Reynolds Left Forward. Kilduft Right Forward. Restelli, Crean Center. Campbell Left Guard. Murphy, Restelli Right Guard. ! Score: New Haven 30, New Britain trom floor, O'Brien 3, An-! , Ferguson 2, Griffin 2, Daly, Reynolds 2, Kilduff 2 Restelli 4, Campbell 2; goals from fouls, Restelli 3. Angelo 6; referee, Carlson, Middle- town; timer, Sauter; time of halves, | 20 minutes. At Somebody is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life PRETTY SOFT FOR ME-_ I'M TAKING THE BoAT FOR BERMUDA AND THE WEST INDIES- NO MORE CoAl TROUBLES FoR ME CARRIED FACE THE THEY HAVE T BE STRETCHERS WHEN TREY GET THERE — ONE FRIEND OF WINE STAYED THERE TeEN Years RaATHER Than WELL- NoO coalL TROUBLES ANY How WHAT Do You ‘meEAN- No IL(OREQ TROVBLES | OFF onN RETURN OF COURSE You CAN Do A8 You PLEASE- Dow'T LET ME | ONLY SPEAK AS A FRIEND — HA-HA- Tuats oNE AwFUL RIP - WORSE ;HAN CROSSING The ATLANTICS THE BOATS ARE oLD AND RAMSHACKLE INFLUENCE You- OF COURSE N By Briews; Trousres! You_ PooR FISH- wh Pem:te wWHO NEVER GET SEASICHW -GET, S0 SICK THEY NEARLY DiE- > 1 Some - Friend! You CREPE HANGER I'tL GET You MAY SELL WHITE SOX? | Report Has It That “Old Roman” Will Part From Bascball. Chicago, Dec. 22—The Chicago Am- erican league club, property of Chas. | A. Comiskey since the organization of Corbin Girls Win. | The Corbin girls playing a snappy game defeated the Stanley Works' five 110 to 6. It was a battle that kept the crowd on its toes throughout. At the end of the first half, the teams were tied at six all, due to the brilliant work of Miss Kilbourn for the Stanley Works and Miss Poppel and Miss Ahearn for Corbin. In the second half the Park street girls bombarded the basket, but Miss Poppel was the only player able to secure a fleld goal. Miss Ahern showed skill at tossing ‘em from the foul line wth four bas- kets durinz the fray. The points for | the losers were all registered by Miss Kilbourn. | The summary: | Corbin. Stanley Works. - Kilbourn | Right Forward. | Poppel Brown Left Forward. | Flngrose Center. | Burns Rght Guard. i E. Stohl Eggert Left Guard. i Score: Carbin 10, Stanley Works 6; ' goals from field, Poppel 3, Kilbourn 2; foul goals, Ahern 4, Kilbourn 2; ref- | eree, Carlson; timer, Sauter. MATTY IS IMPROVING. for Ultimate Recovery. Saranac Lake, N. Y., Dec. 22 E. N. Packard, former Syracuse versity oarsman and now physician directing the fight waged by Chri Mathewson against the inroads of tubergulosis, says he hopes for the ul- timate recovery of the famous pitcher. Dr. Packard said: Mathewson for a time was in a serious condition. I suppose that it was then that some one without authority said that he was dying. I am his § vae physiclan and I never said so. ; Matty is doing well, and you know what T mean when I say this.' GREB BEATS CAPT. ROPPER. Dec. —Harry Greb Pittshurgh won the decision over Captain Bob Roper, Chicago heavy- welight, in twelve rounds of boxing here last night. Greb took every round, leading all the way, with a smashing whirlwind attack that ap- | parently had Roper helpless. Roper was not able to land a dozen solid | blows during the bout. He started the fourth round with a little show of speed, but after about twenty seconds of fighting Greb found himself and the round went the way of all the others, The Chicago boxer managed to keep his feet and was knocked against the ropes once. Boston, ass., of JACOBS TO MINORS. St. Louls, Mo, Dec. 22.-—Pitcher Elmer Jacobs has been reclaimed from Cincinnati on waivers by the St. Louis Nationals and released to the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast league, Manager Branch Rickey an- nounced yeste He goes as final for Jasques Fournier, first pject to recall, ti only recent- m the Cardin- ! the league, may be transferred, ac- cording to a report circulated in base- ball circles yesterday. The report has it that L. B. Patterson, one of the prominent financial men of Chicago, and a “Mr. Crawford” of Tulsa, Okla., have an option on the club- Those close to Comiskey have be- lieved for some time he plans to re- tire from baseball. 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