New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 8

RS FROM ROGERS ALLEYS COP SERIES WITH ROCKVILLE BY 103 PIN LEAD—BILL ROPER IS RE-ENGAGED. AS FOOTBALL MENTOR AT PRINCETON ANKS’ RECRUIT, USING “BABE” RUTH’S BLUDGEON, SMASHES OUT TWQ HOMERS—HOREMANS JUMPS IGERS GOACH pouncement is Made by hletic Board N. J., March 10.—Bill be head coach of the itball tea next fall, ac- statement lssued yester- iduate board of control with the undergrad- % George H. Love, rick, the veteran tr be first assistant and er him six younger men the various departments mw, captain of the 1919 upervise the linemen in i Pufty Bigler, '19, the k Glick, 16, and Maury have agreed to take the hand, and Arment Le- th Jack Winn, "19, will in- been stressing the im- eligibility at blackboard he last two weeks in an the list of failures in & mintmum, jee will begin in the us good weather sets “this, weekly meetings ifor the candldates this McGraw will be in meetings and will i the rules and tactics means of chulk talks. AD 1S PICKED. N Men Who Wil South Announced. WConn., March 10—Cap- ra of the Yale base- night announced the to go South March 22 a permamnent training Ga.: Pltohers, Cox, ett, Symington, Sel- rus; catchers, Peters ders, Murphy, Tier- Bohn Hicckey, Cosgrove, and Warren; out- Sloane, Hoover, Eddy, y dand Mintiner. Coach has welected rgely players. Such veter- Robinson and Kelly Parsons and Dodd looked. LER REPORTS ” cher Joins Team— gs Good at Third rch 10.—Dispatches ng camp of the Reds ml there of Hod Eller, team yesterday. This Moran ten pitchers in ht handers and four o favorably impressed of Sam Bohne at third announced after the yetserday that Bohne nent fixture at that season. “If Helnie club later I will try cond base,” sald the "D BURMAN eh 10.—Joe Lynch, champion and Joe o meet here tonight no-decision bout. gh in at 120 pounds ] eh with come in ON WAY HERE. reh 10.—~Juan Bel- s Spanish toreador, ing exhibitions in past fow months, left low York on his way ’s ry 15 | i | WIN AT ROCKVILLE | Foote, Narcum and Anderson Cop ! Home and Home Series Easily Joe Foote, F. Narcum and I-:ddle| Anderson came through in fine style last night on the Rockville alleys, de- feating Freddie Donlon, Kid Ladish | and “Fido” O'Brien in the final game by 34 last night in- margin to attack of The advantage the locals victory 103 pins. Anderson led the on the pins with a total pinfall | 515 in five games last night. Tonight the New Britain team roll the Bridgeport Elks at Rogers’ alleys. The Park City team is cap- tained by Connie Lewis. Last night's results on Rogers’ and the Casino alleys follow: New Britatn. ..1086 56 93 s 106 110 o8 100 114 | pins. creased will 107— 480 94— 506 111— 515 ss 100 92 Foote Narcum Anderson 300 288 Rockville, 9 98 98 92 111 8§ 103 106 %0 1 9% 106— 488 89— $1— 4 276—1467 Donlon Landish O'Brien 293 204 103 pins 300 308 New Britain wins by ROGERS’ ALLEYS. CORBIN SCREW FOREMEN. Kh ke Bradbury Heek sorrow Kisselbrack 315 296—1239 Hyneck Berg Ward ? Squires . ' 307—1316 | { 1) s | Baldwin Achenbach Conant Rebillard CENTER CHURC W. L. Hagen Miss Ramage Mrs. Skinner D. Skinner Miss . Mile Mrs. Hagen . 66— 183 64— 118 H. Andres Andres Mrs. Winge C. Hal Mrs. St Boardman Hall - Mr. Boardman Miss Alstrom Mins Miles Mr. Stearns Mrs b Olsons Guite Martin Goodison Patrus Richaras MecCabe Penny .. Jacobson Schmalts ies 88 96 i CASINO ALLEYS, Casino Five. Jurgen . . 82 Lemenn G. Huch Myers Narcum . Vollhardt Petorson A. Much A. Anderso Ryan | Det . Hohnkoh! Delaney Beaubolt 91 5 176 Ktearns Engel 169 161— 506 | ROBERTS SCORES KAYO. New York, March 10.—Al Roberts, | of a home ana home series, Rt s o | 3121501 | suarding game * RUTH HITS HOMERS| Rookie Borrows Babe’s Bludgeon | l and Wallops Two Over Fence l New York, March 10.—Down in Shreveport, La., where the New York Americans are spring training. some fans claim, it was reported here today to have discovered the secret of Babe run succe Engaged in his daily training stunt -of belting halls over the fences of Gasser park, Ruth was accosted yes- terday by All Wingo, a Yankee re- | cruit. Al borrowed Babe's bat and knocked two pitched balls out of sight [ “Nice stick” “Wanna sell?" Shaking his head to signify that he didn’t, Babe sent four balls over the farthest wall. commented Wingo GORNELL FIVE WIN From Behind Down Columbia 31 to ls—l,om:' | Ithacans Come and hots Are Scored by Victors. 1 Ithaca, N. Y., 10.—Cornel ! defeated Columbia’ by the score of 31 to 18 in an exciting basketball game March here last night, coming up from be. } hind for a smashing victory. ’ | In the first half Columbia’s passing game fooled the Ithacans, and some very clever basket shooting by Johu- son soon put the New Yorkers well ahead. By the end of this period they had scored 6 goals from the field and led by a score of 16 to 10. Opening the second half Cornell let loose a driving attack, at the same time putting up a much more effective than in the first pe- | riod. Frequent fouls called on Co- } lumbia in this’ period gave Sidman a chance to toss a number of foul go for Cornell. Long shots by Molinet, Sldman and Barkalew soon tied the score at 17 all. A goal by Rippe and two fouls by Sidman gave Cornell a lead. Another long basket by Sid- man and gou by Bar ew and Mol- inet clinched victory for the Cornell- ians. The lineup: Cornell (31) Molinet Columbia (18) left forward. Johnson Rippe Sidman Reilley Cornish Lautman right guard. Substitutes—Pope for Sidman, Downs for Rippe, Luther for Barka- lew, Eder for Reilley, Vaumers for Lautman; referee, Messer of Troy; umpire, Metzdorf of Rochester. DELAY IS OPPOSED Lawyers for Indicted Bascball Plays & ers are Eager to Get Matters Sets tlied in Court at Once. Chicago, March 10.-——Attorneys who will defend the White Sox baseball players accused of throwing the 19198 world's series say they will oppose & | further postponement of the t which is scheduled to begin on M day. This was in reply to a report tos that attorneys for the prosecution would ask on Monday that Judge Wil- liam E. Dever, who will preside, grant a six months' continuance. “The players,” said Attorney Bene- dict Short, one of their defenders, “are eager to get the cases to trial. Their attorneys will oppose any post- ponement.” JOHNSON CALLS TEAM Maine, Is Preparing for Busy Sea- son On Diamond. Albert Johnson of Fairview street, captain and second baseman of the University of Maine baseball team, has called his squad out for prelim- inary practice and one of the first games of the season will be on April 28 at Springfield when the Maine boys will cross bats with the college nine. Johnson has been elected president of the Phi Beta Kappa house at the U. ot M. \ Springfield DARTMOUTH ATHLETES PICKED. Hanover, H., March 10.—Harry Hillman, *h of the Dartmouth track squad, selected entries for the co: the Staten Island heavyweight, last night knocked out Gunboat Smith in the tenth round of what was to have been a twelve-round contest in the Commonwealth Sporting club in Har. lem A left hook to the jaw before the round had gone a minute broughs the once hard hitting Smith to the | American Legion meet in New York on Saturday directly following time trials in the Alumni gymnasium. The Dartmouth contingent will be head- ed by Earl J. Thomson in the hurdles and relay race. Brown of New York eity will compete in the high jump, 4 burne be g nd _weig ; | l Grand and Glorious Feeling RE-ENGAGED [LOCAL BOWLING TRID SEGRET IS OUT HOW | iwt e AFTER YoU'vE BREAKFASTED N ALt THE LEADING OF THE COUNTRY LooWING AT HoTels Tue SAME oLD BILLS o& FARE AND Tei€D To TeEase Your APPETITE AT SOME of THE \"TALIAN AND FRENCH AND GREEK PLACES INDIGE STon /‘ —‘\\ AND DINED oN ALL THe LEADING DINERS LOoHING OVER THE SAame ouLD "SPECIALS For ToDav ' ~AND ABOUT THE Time Youve DECIDED You'RE GoinG To CRoAR oF ACUTE MEAL oF AHEAD OF COCHRAN IN BILLIARD MATCH + By Brié 0 ‘AND SUPPERED AT MOST OF THE FAMOUS RESTAURANTS IN THE_CounTRY To STARS AT THE SAME oLD BiLL You ARRIUVE HOME aAn0 FRIEND WIFE GSTS You A REGULAR YbuR FAUJORUTE foODS Oh-H-n- BOY! TaelugN T A GRA-A-A-AND AND GLOR-R-R-Riocus 7 BELGIAN TAKES LEAD Horemans Gives a Skillful Exhibition of Billiards at Detroit, Mich.—Tops Cochran 1,500 to 1,378. Detroit, March 10.—Eduoard Hore- mans, Belgian billiard champion, played brilliantly yesterd afternoon in the fifth bloc ot h 3,600-point 18.2 balkline atch with Walker. Cochran®of New York. To give a faint idea of the Belgian's perform- ance, it might be well to say that in three consecutive innings he scored i 297 and 97 for an average over that period of 1-3. Counting the fourth inning, wherein he scored 50, he earned a total of 576 points for a four-inning average of 144, while Cochran was clicking off 168. The score now stands 1,500 to 1,378 in the Belgian’s favor. BOWIE NOT SOLD. nd Jockey Club Official Denies Report of Purchase. Baltimore,, March 10.—Pinilico or Maryland Jockey club interests have made no effort to purchase the Bowie race track, as reported. If they have James F. O'Hara, general manager and chief stockholder in the southern Maryland course, knows nothing of it. It has been reported that Marylana Jockey club representatives have ap- proached the state racing commission to determine just how that body would feel about their purchase o: the Bowie track. This purchase, it is said, is part of a scheme to gain entire control of racing in Maryland by the Maryland Jockey club, which also, according to reports, has in mind the purchase of the Havre de Grace course. Pimlico intgrests already have gained a foothold in the opera- tion of Laurel. Mr. O'Hara stated last night that representatives from the Maryland Jockey club looked over the Bowie plant last year, but nothing was said about their desire to effect a pur- chase. CUB SHROTSTOP INJURED. Mar) Kellecher is Struck in Eye by Fast Grounder in Pasadena Practice. Chicago, March 10.—Johnny Kelle- her, working out at shortstop for the Cubs, is.under the care of an eye specialist, according to dispatches from the Cubs training camp at Pas- adena, Cal. He received a blow in the eye from a fast grounder in Monday's practice. Manager Evers is trying out Tom Whelan of Lynn, Mass, and Roy Grimes at first base, to fill the po- sition left vacant by Fred Merkle's re- STILL MISSING. Third Only Absentee from Cleveland’s Training Camp. March 10.—Larry Gard- veteran third baseman, was the absentee when the champion Cleveland Indians donned their uni- sbring aining _camp Cleveland, orma at th HAVE G0OD HEARTS Physician Examines Riders in Six- Z 1 Day Bicycle Race and Finds Them in Excellent Condition. New York, March 10.—Dr, C. Ward Crampton, former secretary of the public schools athletic league, headed a committee of physicians who ex- amined the héarts of the riders in the six-day grind at Madison Square Garden yesterday _afternoon. medicos found that Brocco had a per- fect heart, Other riders examined were ¥gg, Coburn, VanKempen, Rutt, Lorenz and Lemay. Dr. Crampton found all the riders in excellent con- dition, In 1906 Dr. Crampton examin- ed Joe Fogler now retired, before the start of the six-day grind and declared the Brooklynite a freak. He said that if he were examining Fogler for scholastic athletics he would - refuse him permission to compete. Fogler rode in the grind, and his work in the closing night's sprint gave him and his teamn mate, Eddie Root, first money. After the race Dr. Crampton still pro- claimed Fogler a freak, Fogler sub- mitted to another examination yes- terday, and his heart was found to be as crazy as ever. SEWELL’S WORK PLEASES Manager and Coach Praisc Short- stop’s Improved Form Cleveland, March 10.—Manager Tris Speaker and Coach Jack Mc- Callister expressed pleasure today at the improvement in the fielding of Joe Sewell, shortstop of the Cleveland Indians, according to dispatches from the spring training camp at Dallas. Sewell, instead of steadying him- self by throwing to first as he did last, season noy makes the throw from ' whateyer pgaition he is in after making lhe-makwfi_, 4 ROOKIES FIGHT FOR SBOCOND. St. Louis, March 10.—Bill Gleason, last season with Chattanooga, in the Southern league, and Mark McManus, from the Tulsa club of the Western association, are putting up a strong battle for the second base vacancy on the St. Louis Americans, according to advices from the training camp at Bogalusa, h;the exception of this positi herBr MRis are expected to take the™feld- jhe coming cam- paign with . the e lineup as that with which theéy finished last year. * YUILI; DARTMOUTH CAPTAIN. Hanover, N. H., March 10.—Ralph W. Yuill, a senior of Cedar Rapids, | Jowa, was elected captain of the Dart- { mouth colllege basketball five yester- day for the remainder of the season. He replaces H. N. Brown, who re- signed because he failed to make a regular place on the team. Yuill has played a star game at forward for The | ‘sured that the threat was not made CALLS DONLON'S BLUFF Bill Accepts Raockville Bowler’s ’pmmt to Spill the Tim- bers and Brings Home the Bacon. After losing to the New Britain bowling trio last night, Freddie Don- lon of the Rockville team issued a challenge to roll any local bowler for $100 a side. After listening to this | line of “‘guff” for several seconds, Bill Brennecke quietly inquired of Fred- die if he was *“kidding.” Being as- Brennecke in a facetious manner, the local man- ager of the Stars accepted the chal- lenge and the game proceeded. The match was arranged for a three- game match, but it required only two games for the local star to pile up a victory and add to his extensive bank | roll. The scores were, Brenneckb 109 and 117; Donlon 93 and 107. t After getting this lacing, Donlon is reported as making an offer to give “Kid” Frisk of this city, a handicap of 75 pins in a 10-game match. 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