New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1921, Page 9

WIN GREAT CONTEST Accurate Shooting of Johnny Sheehan Puts Victory Over What zoes down as one of the greatest basketball games of the seu- son resulted in a victory for the local Kaceys last night at the State Armory, when the Maples A. C. of New Haven was nosed out 3% to 38, in a contest that was filled with thrills. While the ontire New Britain quintet displayed one of the best exhibitions of the season, to Johnny Shochan and Stevie Dudack, the bulk of credit belongs. It was a shot from the foul line with the score tied, with but a few seconds of playing time left, that Sheehan dropped the ball in the basket for the score that spelled victory for the lo- cals, Dudack by his wonderful ficld goal tossing kept the local in the running. Stevie registered seven baskets, five of which were made in the second half. One of his goals was the prettiest of the night, a side arm shot that landed the ball through the rim Yisiters Were Popular Of the visiters it might be said. that (he team was one of the cleanest that has ever invaded a local court. It was a sturdy looking band of players that arrived about an hour late for the game, due to auto trouble en- countered on the way. During the delay the crowd enjoyved the terpsich- orean. Restelli Falls Down The team play of the v s was pretty to watch, and in rbanks, Moessner and Shatzman, a better’trio has not shown here this season. Reforee Dick Dillon called 16 fouis on the visiters, but in no instance was there any kick registered over the penalties. After Restelli had failed dismally in four attempts to score from the foul line, Sheehan to i the task, and out of 12 chances, WALLACE REID —in— SICK A BED PALACE THURS.—FRL—SAT. CHAS. CHAPLIN in “THE KID” Fox’s Sunday _ NoveEck's DRUG_STORE 437 ARCH STREET OUR FOURTH ANNIVERSARY Which is being observed at our store this week is to mark a radical change in policy and beginning to- morrow all patent medicines, drugs, candy, notions and specialtics carried in a modern drug store will be sold at popular prices. COR. HART our years of successful business, made possible through the patronage so tablished my store to an extent that enables me to cut prices to a point that wilf Lower rent and less overhead expense permits me to cut prices that are as low and in some cases lower than other stores. Cut prices will not prevail during ANNIVERSARY WEEK, but will continue at all enerously given me, has es- compete with any drug store. times in future. ' sank the ball in the basket nine times. Tedder and Jimmy Play Well Captain Tedder Kilduff and Jimmy Murphy both play a whale of a game, the locals’ leader getting four pretty field goals, while Murphy proved thorn in the slde of the visiting forwards throughout the battle. Sheehan started the scoring after three minutes of play. with a pippin from the center of the floor. New Britain quickly ran the score up to four points, before the visiters broke the scoring ice. From that time on the score wus intensely close, and at the close of the half. the locals led 17 to 15 Fairbanks quickly put his team on even terms at the beginning of the second half. but Dudack broke the tie a moment later with a neat basket, The p: t by the teams was very fast, and i v near a close, the slight lead. With the . the visiters shot two looked bad fo the locals manag A to bring the battle to a tie. was called on the home team, bhut Fairbunks managed to miss his try There remained six seconds of 'play, when Referee Dillon detected Shatz- man holding Captain Kilduff who had possession of the ball. This followed an incident (hat loked as though there might be a serions argument between the playvers. With the hall in an up- roar of excitement. the vrilliant little Sheehan cooly stepped o the foul line, and after carvefuly angling the basket, the ball left his hands, and ended its course as it passed through the net tory was gained ary:— Maples A Dudack o . Fairbanks Left Forward Bt S Withington Right FForward Lestelli L. Moessner Cenler Murph: T Shatzman Left Guard Shechan Al Perkins Right Score. New Brita C. 38: field goals, 4 Restelli S Withington 4, Perkins Fairbanks 1. Moessner 1 Dillan; Timer. Sauter Maples A. Kilduff banks 4. Shatzman Local Girls Overwhelmed The New Departure company girls’ team of Bristol had good practice here last night, in downing the Stan- lev Rule and Level company girls' team, 16 to 6. The Bell City quintet played rings around the home five, Miss Merrill being the chief factor the rout of the Kim street missos. Miss J. Marley was the only Shou girl to secure a fleld basket. the other points being registered by Miss Yankis from the foul line. The summary:— New Departure Jachmann, McCarthy ... A. Right Forwar A Merrill . Forward Blank .. Center Stanley Rule Marley McLaughlin, Marley Nevins Yankis G. Merrills Left Guard Score, New Departure 16, Rule and Level 6: field goals, mann 1, McCarthy 1, A. Merrill 2, Mclaughlin 1, Blan G. Merrill 1, J. Marley 1: foul goals, A. Merrill 2, Yankis 4; referee Dillon: timer, Su ter. UMPIRES ARE N ~ P'resident Hick- an- Chicago. March 2. ey of the American Association nounced vesterday that four of his staff of eight umpires had been signed for the coming season. They are K. B. Connolly, who has officiated in the American Association for ten years; Cornelius Daly. another veteran: George H. Johnson, and W. P. Shan- nomn. - PERRY TO COACH CARNEGIE. Pittsburgh, Pa.. March 2.-—Jack Perry. a welterweight of this city, and who has been matched to fight Jack Britton at Madison Square Garden on rch 17, has been ap- pointed coach of the Carnegie Tech Loxing team, it was learned here yes- terday. Perry has taken up his‘new ‘ i duties LEWIS S HEADLOCK. Birmingham, Ala., Mareh 2.—Ed (Strangler) Lewis defeated Jack Paul- iska, Hungarian champion, here last night in two straight falls. Lewis used the headlock in the first fall, and an arm hold in the second. thirty-five minutes and twelve minutes respect- tively being required. MENOSKY A HOLDOUT. Klint, Mich., March 2.—Mike Men- osky, Boston Red Sox outfielder has returned unsigned, the contract ten- dered him by Owner Harry Frazee and plans to retire from organized baseball and enter business here un- less his terms are met he announced today. PIPP SIGNS CONTRACT. Grand Rapids, Mich., March 2. Walter Pipp, a heldout, has signed ) with the Yanks, and will leave Sunday , for Shreveport, the New York train-| ing camp. { Do you know | why it's toa 1 tobacoo flave LUCK' STRIK CIGARE GRANDMOTHER | There Was Nothing for Congestion and as But the_ old-fashioned purned and blistered while the relief and help plasters &IVE. without without the blister Musterole doesit. Itisa ointment, made with oil of scientifically prepared, %0 wonders, and yet does tel;derut skin. ust massage ger-tips fidy. 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