New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1921, Page 8

. YAL BOWLERS BOW TO PROWESS GF HERALD LANE STARS—WILLIE JACKSON IS GIVEN AWARD OVER JOHNNY DUNDEE AFFER A BATTLE—NEW BRITAIN HIGH SCHOOL QUINTET LOSES AT BRISTOL—CONN. COLLEGE WOMEN PLAN TO FORM ROWING CREW—OTHER SPORTS SRR e DSES T0 | Womsvomars by HERALD BOWLERS [ ONPOINTS, - SHINE ON ALLEYS, | Meriden Journal Team Finds the | And Then He Made a Hole in One By Briggs Physical Department at Connecticut PEoPLE wno TurEW oOUT THEIR CHASTS OR FOR SommE REASON BECAME SeLE - IMPORTANT OR SNOBBISH MADE MIM SoreE HE wAS JusST AN ORDINARY EVERY- DAY HUMAMN —- NEVER. CHESTY ~ PROUD - HAUGHTY- NOTHING EVER HAPPENED IN HIS LIFE -ALWAYS HUMDRUM - HE BELIEVED W EQUALITY AND BROTHERHOOD OF MAN College, New London, Plan for Race With Vassar and Wellenley. Feb. 26.—Many of the studenis and members of the New London, i Bronx Boy the fer Fast Battle Wille for Jack- Henny outpointed Johnny jttle Itallan boxer, in nd bout last night which packed Madi- en to the rafters Roullet and Tommy the Hronx lightwelcht d the verdic! wis ular acclaim he battle throu Fime an ht crashed an's Jaw, staggering m to stern and mak fall into a clinch fo 1. Though he wan ly Ly Jackson's te was never going down ttle Italian, with all e sturdy ook, stood ttering herdleally waking sround onl becamc too hot for eh Wi adn th his right any dan n o th Meeting the tenth betwe hts, and the series fts lustre. Hattling rungers with a well the pair had the on chairs for the the time, consumed Spirited oxchanges into almost ov | twenty-three-meter Shamrock, were the more ef- iches were the more ht the greatest dam- in the brave little msuccessfully to re- is rival, was forced nge of u swishing left and to em- a clinoch until sep- Sullivan. of the battle Jack- foctiv He carried opponent with an ry which had the idee meanwhile tap- sn left or swishing , which had com- am behind it. Dun- fily before the fury | variably wound up holding like grim breathing spell , while not in any , was, nevertheless, his right the Bronx his rival repeated- @ early rounds, and kson hooked to @ the occasion de- gth-sapping blows d. Dundee of what jwer he pom 's blows were oast featherwelght, , a fighting son of the prineige s in its, an eight-round don of hot slug- the decision of lett and Tommy DEFIANT. Wil Use Head. From Game, 26.—"Certainly itle against any 4, declared Ed envywelght cham- fht. rstand this,” ted, “T'll the tle bouts. Jack ise can’t dictate hat hold. It is a hold, and wim- pecialized in It and lve weapon as well ld they trying and use otested Gotch's toe dssors, and Stech- r worse than my haer. ith the headlock d them until they hold. 16 with the head- take the cham- And those kinder- ' play their game rules If they care | |in a dual meet here last night 8 TABOO. , Feb. 26.—Inde- ball leagues in | Boo this year. A professionalism or | In In athletics was ight by the South- clation, which ton milla. Tligh professional or Jent In the last a many league racts or hold out ' terday physical department at Connecticut Colleg: Women are planning for the formation of a college crew to compete with the crews from Vassar ind Wellesley. With Yale and Harvard's crews here on the Thames river during the month of June, preparing for their great four-mile race, the presence of the Connecticut College girls the course should add considerable life to the Th phomore and fresh- men classes have already started to tund, and the seniors intend to assist in for on meent ralse a crev and 11ne the work 4 Connecticut the juniors e College property west bank of the Thames river the opposite side ind a south of Yale and Har- vard crews' tralning quarters at Gales Fefr horders on on nmile LIPTON UNDECIDED Sir Thomas Has Not Definitely Mado Cp MHis Mind About Entering In King \Ibert's Ocean Race. “6.—8ir Thomas Ll present, has declined tu say whether he expects to enter o yacht for the cup offered by King Albert of Belgiumm for a yacht race to begin July 4 next off Sandy Hook and to end oft Ostend, Helgium 1t 11 considered likely, however, that, it Sir Thomas decides to enter the contest, his yacht will be london, Feb. ton. up to the which trinl horse for tho last year's tuning York for the Ameri- used as the Shamrock IV. in uj cen in New ents cup The indecision of Sir Thomas is de- clared to be due to tho difficulties that would be incidental to the send- wa ing of n crew to the United States to | man the Shamrock and maintaining it there, and ¢he still more weighty consideration of the necessity tor virtually ' rerigging this boat, as its present equipment is considered un- suitable for a cross-ocean race. A decision by Sir Thomas on the question of competing for the cup is expected shortly. — TIGER NINE STARTS WORK. Princeton Baseball Squad Flolds Prac- tice—Sixty Men Report. N. J., Feb. season got under way when some sixty to Captain J. Bill Clark; in the Princeton, s baseball yesterday afternoon, candidates reported Fisher and Coach university field house cage. Twenty of those were battery aspirants, who have been warming up daily since the beginning of the week, but the out- flelders and infielders had their first official workout of the year Eight varsity veterans of the 1920 season lent a touch of color to the cage with their lottered sweaters, and promising members of the late fresh- man nine were on the day’'s roster Coach Clark limited the squad to a which consisted At rather mild workout, in throwing and fielding practice the close he sent them for o few around the outdoor beard track which has been cleared for the use of the track team. WHSLEYAN TANK MEN LOSE. Middletown, Feb 26. Amherst won without much difficulty from Wesleyan in the swimming meet yes- afternoon by 34 to 19 points Damon of Amherst scored ten of his team's points by taking first place in the 100 yard and 40 swims. Wesleyan's chief in the 100 yards wns Capt who was taken with a cramp after he dove into the pool and had to give up. He had previously strained himself in the 220 yard swim, he won by two feet, lowering the tank record by 65 1-56 seconds. In the yard dash Damon tied the Wesleyan tank record. Williams, NEW SWIMMINC Yale Relay Team Sots Lower Mark for 200 Yards. New Haven, Tonn., Feb. 26.—Yale's relay swimming team once. again broke the world's record for 200 yards with Pennsylvania The four men covered n im. 38 1. . or one meconds faster than the old mark Jelliffe was the first man, and covered his distance, fifty ards, 2453 Prett was next and he clocked in 34 4.8c.:. Thurston and Hinney followed and each. swam the fifty vards in the remarkable time of 24 2-5c the distance he in B was MAJOT: WISE DEAD. Feb. 26 —~The death hera yesterdny of Major Stuart W. Wise, who had an international reputation & military rifleman became known , . He held many records, ine for 103 consecutive bull's- Bosten R the Pan-Amer- tho | 26.—Prince- | many | vard | contender | which | Locals Too Fast on Lanes | The New Britain Hemld bowling quintet lived up to the hopes of its fol- lowers last night on the Rogers Reercu- ! tion alleys, by downing the Meriden Journal team, two games out of threc. | The vigtory 1 won only after a hard battle, and after the visitors had | secured the jump on the locals by cop- ping the first game The Meriden typos started with a rush and the initial clash easily, with margin. The =econd thriller of the match, the ing victorious by three pi game the bowling of Bertie who took onc of the regular bowler | place, who was unable to roll on ac- | | count of it being Friday nizht, toppled | the maples for a 91 score, downing his | opponent by 11 pins. Beitie's other | scores were nothing to rave about, but | the skill he displayed in getting up 1o | the foul line was a thing of beauty. One of the follo s of the sport re- marked that it resembled Charlie John | on dirceting traffic. The Herald men | showed their best form in the fin: game of the night, when the h mcors of the match was bow The scores, and those of other g rolled hcre last night follow Meriden was the | nls emerg In the Venbery imes Journal. Hartlem S1 10 Tice Kirschman Bostelman Quinn Zisk Venberg achman | O'Brien Edwards UNIV ./ Creamers, Needham Curtiss Halt Penniman 41 Vacuums, 144 Howo Dalson De More . Taylor Travers Rivokin Modeen Torsell Hazen Garcia Davis Kempton . McKensty Foraysh Richardson 105 450 48 Spinners, Vitn i Hopkins . Kinkatd Marsh Willlams laps | Sugars. 20 [t Schnider Coons Olson Dummy Hartney Rutcher Sanford Cralg & Jupn ii. Byett Maloney Travers Valentine Moran Randberg 104 100 8 40 | Pllarski Howe Wolek J. Byett Hammerberg Ward o | tory. Lyman Coftey Demarest Hildebrand Gene Ralmon 1d three-fifths | Kennes Josep Holmes -~ 7 | £08 R1R BERLIN CONNTRUCTION. Rive Voge McQueaney Graham 546 Bolts. Marg. -4 | | | Sandstrom | Bullivan . | Mighaels | the mide .. owling G, Smith Conn. Burns . McVey Rage Pangi Moncorf( Sehmidt smith . Hillstrand Seifel Turner . Perkins Carison Peterson Volihaudt Falex G. Hyland Darby Pediemont Soblousky Generous Keheler Nelson Whaples Tinty ALWAYS HUMAN To HI'S CADDY FAVORITE To oLD HE WAS A YoUNG AND WHAT AILS HiIm - DID SoME®onY LEAVE HIM A MiLLON poulars? ~————TSOMETHING Light & Pov ... 108 T80 Conn. Light & Powe: 14 448 National Biscuit Co. as as . 70 51 104 82 91 5= 11 419 Freight Depot. e B s 106 BASKETBALL TONIGHT Corbin and New Quintets WiH ponents Unless ers of the quintet the rooters Koes other can The neutral Tackle at Sitate Armory, the prophecy Stanley wrong, hand, see thé nothing Hard Britain Machine Co. op- of the follow- Rule & Level Co. | the Corbin five are in for a tough battic tonight. on Lockmakers but roters are all a vic- sot for an interesting games at the State Armory series, top, fine and ment. Realizing that they Stanley the the will confident ts and New team, will come pretty championship. Cicotte’s Counsel Confers With State Officials, But Declines to Comment. Chicago attorney yesterday 4 sid; clals and N exhibition ente in ow the that they against Works, Eritain Machine r the tray A defeat a victory the the the for for Feb. 26 —Daniel for KEdward conferred attorneys Industrial must win over members company determined and near clinching | league are near the Chief Larson and mates are de- termined to remain there. The Rulers’ the Stanley Workers last Saturday gave the team the followers much cncourage- of Corbin | Cas- Cicotte, with state offi- for other Chicago - “roughed” {t, and injuries were fre- ! Monday. i tailed yesterday. ! herst Machin- | Eract COLUMBIA" LOSES Corncll on Long KEnd of a 20-17 Con- test—Battle is Very Rough New Xork, Feb. 26.—Cornell de- feated Columbia by a score of 20 to 17 last night, at the Morningside Heights gympastum in a game adver- tised as basketball, but which de- veloped into something of a rough- and-tumble fracas It was the rough- est game that has taken place in the gym _this season. Roth teams were full of fight anr battled for the lead from the first whistle to the very last. Both sides quent. The game was halted four times for a long lapse because some player could not continue. The line-up follows: Cornell Molinet Columbia Tynan Barkelwe Lippe Sidman Pulleyn | Cornish . . Reilly Right Guard Goals from field—Cornell: Luther 2, Molinet, Rippe, 8idman. Columbia: Tynan 2, Johnson 2,, Wateon, Pulleyn. Goals from foul—Sidman, 10 out or 16: Johnson 5 out of 13, Substitutions—Cornell: Luther fot' Barkelewe. Columbia: Vollmer for Watson Watson for Pulleyn, Pullevn for Watson, Watson for Vollmer, Bder for Johnson Johnson for Pulleyn. Referee—Dan Kelly of Harvard. Umpire—W. T. Cochran of Annapolis. DISAGREE ON REFEREE. Horemans lnd\ -hu‘le: Fail to Select Judge for Match. New York, Feb. 26.—While every- thing else is in readiness for the 4,800 point 8.2 balkline billiard match be- ;| tween Edouard Horemans and Jake | Schbaefer, which will be played at aly next week, the selection of a referec will prgbably not® be made until Efiorts to argee on an official | The managers of ‘both players had several names under consideration when a telegram was recelved from the Belgian player, who is in Washington, requesting that no action be taken until | he arrives here Sunday. AMILERST FIVE WINS, Purple Defeats Rochester In Basket- ball Game, 37 to 24. Amherst, Mass., Feb. 26,.—The Am- basketball team decisively de- Rochester last night in the gyvmnasium, 37 to 24. The Purple and White jumped into the lead early, due to the accurate : shooting of Mail and Snyder, and at the end of the first half was ahead, 25 to 8. The visitors took a hrace early in the second period, but could not overtake, the Amhers: quintet. The game was‘fast and well played throughout, Amherst exhibiting the best team play shown this year. Kirchmaier played well for Rochester, while Snyder, Mail and Card wero the individual Purple stars. e feated ; second half, the Bristol High school | Carlson GO0 | diank will | The party HAS HAPPENED) To HitA "~ LOGAL FIVE BEATEN —— Bristol High School Quintet Plays a Whirlwind Game In Second Half, and Romps Home a 39 to 22 Viotor, Playing a whirlwind game in tha (Contributed). Last night I dreamed that I did se Some thirty-eight or more, Would-be bowlers who wish to be In that picture for us to adore. Now there was Massey McKay ang Trask Andres Saunders and Black All of them had a terrible task basketball fiva ran rings around tha ° F°°P from falling in back. New Britain High school quintet last night in the Bell City. The final score was 39 to 22. In the first half the teams staged a mighty interesting battle. It was tho second meeting of the teams this season, each win- ning a game. Captain Richtmeyer and O'Connell featured for the vic- tors, while Captain Reynolds did good work for tha locals. The summary: Bristol High. New Britain, O’Connell .. Reynolds right forward. . Peplau For poor old Sandy, without a doub Had troubles, good and rich To give thq bloomin' pins a clout And keep out of the ditch. When Watkins spurt How he did laugh and gloat But we are sure, how it did h\a “Peanuts” took ‘When Parker got his goat. There was Schilling who willing And Jewett who knew it would by Almost impossible to win the gameN Such helpmates as they did see. ‘was Stern left forward. Richtmeyer .. \ McCabe center. Aprel when up sprang Parker with hig bunch And took the games from Watkins By all we hear, he has a hunch That he will lead at duck pins. Waterhouse oo cecee.. Davis lef: guard. Score—RBristol High 39, New Brit- ain High 22; goals from floor, O'Con- nell 8, Stern 3, Richtmeyer 2, Carl- son, Waterhouse 2, Reynolds 4, Pep- lau, McCabe 2, Appel, Davis 2; goals from fouls, Richtmeyer 7, Reynolds 2: referee, Dillon. When P. V. B. gets up to bowl The team begins to shudder For there the ball goes in the hole Or somewhere in the gutter. No ' we have heard that Phil had seen Some score of ninety-four Miss Gene Loughran Captures Junfor So Rogers has booked him on hid School Event at Philadclphia. e { And looks for a score of more. Philadelphia, Feb. 26.—Misa Gene Loughran of New York won the wom- en's junior school figure and free skating championship of America In the national tournament at the Phil- adelphia Palace yesterday. Miss G. P. Knott of Cohassett, Mass., was second; Miss Rosalie Knapp, New York, wasa third, and Miss Aida Bowman, also of New York, was fourth, There were nine com- petitors. > HONORS FOR WOMAN SKATER. The “All Nuts" prides g Are getting used to taking rides And Jim thinks this much of his gu; 'They all are what the name implies. We all know that the alleys‘- & straight As straight as the eve can see But when “Russ” rolls it is sad to relate They would be better at some other degree. Hannons would b LEE MEADOWS SIGNS. Philadelphia, Feb. 26.—Lec Meadows signed a contract here yesterday to play with the Philadelphia National league club next season. Meadows came here from his home in Oxford, N. C., after a hunting trip with George Whitted, former local outfielder, who is now with Pittshurgh. He left for his home last night. Doc Zeigler and our noisy MeCue Have each a profession better ta do' i At throwing high-balls Doc is in trim And McdCue: Driving horses is bette: . for him. Whoa. ’ | The “Butternuts” ah! low and behold [ Are away off, to the letter Bd. Johnson throws them where is told And their captain is no better, he INDIANS LEAVE FOR CAMP. Clgveland. Ohio, Feb. 26.—The first squad of the champion Cleveland In- leave here tonight for the spring training camp at Dallas, Texas, in charge of Coach -Jack McCallister. will include Pitcher Uhle, Caldwell, Coveleski and Clark, and catchers O'Neill and Gillis. ELKS’ GRILL And last but not least Poor Dlx(}n's ot Are down at the bottom, the top It's. a good thing there is a botjon you see If there was not, ‘God knows wifiere his team would be.” instead) of Jim and Aden are working galere) To sce which one can get the score But Jim is there with forty-si God help us Aden, don’t go ow Wi here's_to e Russwin