New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1921, Page 8

TUESDAY, ‘JANUARY - 28; v » ) SEW BRITAIN DAiLY HERALD, 0 TEAM EASILY WIN OPENING GAME FROM MERIDEN AT PROFESSIONAL HALL— —“STRANGLER” LEWIS RETAINS WRFSTLING BY K—HARDWARE CITY BOWLERS FINISH SERIES WITH HARTFORD 60 POINTS TO THE GOOD—SENIORS LEAD HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE Fw BRITMN HVE “chrosdel %1 — - zov | The Life of a Man by the IKame of Harding —__———__—____—__——B-Y_B;g;;—. NOW ~ €COON W TCHRN TURNS o HMOT WATER AND LEAVRS 4T FIRST You GET UP WHILE - YOu wAart fom ~ND AS Yov TesT OUT OF P=D FEELNG| THE WATBR N BATH- MAWQ. OF WATER ST As A PRIZE - Room YOU Do A LRTLR | L /ieHw YOUR HAND- You mGuTER G Sl A LITTUE SONG~ (35) ALL 1N _§OOD HUMOR - mpion uard one of tha Ind spectacu- been seen in (Btrangler) essfully de heavywelght rowlng Farl T1st Hem: The cnd of a hea er the men r one howm Nty second | a dead! hour and a hout success rith the h ger throug @t with suc) knocked un revived fou of the m + hat w Wrea # vietor U1 d and hissed hnt the funu. he center of st struggling ‘addock wtill jpor with nis ly ever him o defoated to the anger was a rush pped throusi effort to get fans awarm Iy and wo champlon his friend~ bout him to ng room Crowd bt this cordon managed (o pesing room | nd the dovor wd shut ou no the pro was thus oMcials and eplored the toward the n evident | om the time | Big Lead Galned Here Last Woek | | Fhe New Eritain bowling five rolled five of Hartford at the the Wooster Wooster In the firet Aids Locals alleys last night | though tho loculs were on the short | end of " ‘h of the thren grmes tolled | last night, the | manuged to cop the series by 60 pins | games rolled here Hardware | week, the locals gained a work with sc | lam night At the Ro | Stanley Worl the Casino 1 | hota | The | Galnes Strut B rurnham’ | Lee Lathrop | Foote Freeman | Frisk | Narcum | Anderson Rogers' Stanley Works Girls Diemand | Kalgren Loomir Kildufr Har Total J. Hallcock | E. Westman C. Leipold | P. Kelbourn Holcomb Totals Earnest Egan Hallinan Holmaquisl he ring that | popular with t was, thero- Totals and they | suddenness | ng. It came r it appear:d to pass from © also an a orate rushes 0 kept after aftor another down in the tew. Caddock from the fall was sald that his head, and of the hend n such rapld Inutes of the © to recover ' was clamped ore Caddock peril that he ! Bikora Larson Fancy Harkey Marfayak | Totals Rrown Rice A. Thompwor B. Taylor gers alleys last Hartford ox 59 .110 9 98 485 New Dritain 87 )0 .. 9 .102 8% Alleys DIAMONDS FIREFL \M'u&\"rn fiJ . AI it 66 | G. Thompuon . 81 Totals .. Y Martin Donlan Sullivan McGuler Heslin t, After both Ay free from for a stretch % finally got nd began (o ghampion be- he was suffer ed in vain Caddock ap- jowly brought back again:t 1y to break d applied the grit Finally that Refores over him an. to quit. Lewin “No.” tage of this )} more force fo ; meconds Totals Stani | Conlon O'Brien Gavith | Emmons MeConn Totals o 349 N TELL-EMS 56 " " 74 64 loy Works Boys FOREMEN 101 (1) 77 20 LY 103 an 83 5 83 L44d 458 HOT STEEL Ganglofr .105 58 P. Van Valk'b'g 63 21 Cattarius Wratney Berry | Totals bad way that ht meet with Ain he leaned amplon If ne P the match game to tho face 'rnth;. ped outr back ln(l pull buck the d to draw up one last des- | wing himself eak loose. Tt wis had had e closes one nplon. JINORS Second ot . 23 up Fred (Ihe Ro- " They Stevens iEw: Andnnon . | Hoffman 103 59 85 a8 L 29 478 463 DEPT. 200 00 4 LH 8 87 { J. ¥. Anderson 71 Molyneux Totals Maddocks Luink | Malloy Moyer V. Anderson Totals Luebeck Elltott | Wilcox Totals ¥ A DEPT. 84 25 R4 99 427 SHIPPING 80 04 a2 85 82 LE ) 101 99 103 N 468 46b FACTORY '"l) 108 % a4 lead Narsam continved hi ores of 162, 105 and 1- Cityitex and 11¢ night the ks leugues howled ancs, the Ka-cvs leazue 69—130 64—127 T6—158 i6—138 65—149 laxst point At 'rolnn 5 W. C ‘m[\‘w“ Totals GOOS Green .. . McKecan Kenr Camr Totals O'Brien Russcl Totals 250 247 HUCKLED I RRIIES Sullivan Gaffney Hick Totala | Canadian Sportsmcn Enter Negotia- tions With Tex Rickard. Montreal, Jan. 25.-—A definite move to bring the Dempsey-Carpenticr fight to \Inlnrnul was announced yesterday when C. Graham, president of the Eastern tnu..q. Sccurities Limited stated that both he and Frank Good- specd. vice-president of the company. were negotiating with Tex Rickard one of the promoters of the fight. An amount excecding $700,000. fhich, it is stated. Rickard required | to bring was s nd the fighters here is in sight, A syndicate will be formed. it the New York intercstg are agrce- able to the terms offered. This syndi- cate will then start seriously to work on the project It will. be necessary first to obtain an amendment of the Quebec laws regarding prize fighting. — AnD CEASES THIS OF COURSE RUINS THE DA Copyrght K. V. Toibune las. For the rest of the week Everything in the Store HALF-PRICE This means everything 25¢ Collars $4 Shirts 121/2(: $2.00 $3.50 Union Suits $1.75 $70 Overcoats Etc. $35.00 Etc. Etc. $50 Suits $40 Trunks $20 $25 $1.00 Hose 50c $8 Hats Etc. $4.00