New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 22

DRNIVUCQGLI U ELAS Al AERD W BEST SCORER IN NDU RIAL LEAGUE—RICKARD MATC AMPION JOHNNY WIISON AND MIKE O’DOWD TO BATTLE AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN——.IOE LYNCH GIVEN DECISION OVER BUF RITAIN FIVE T BRII]EEP[]RT §' Elks Quintet Gives 2 Warm Argument jgoport Elks bowling team | New Britain five a warm [last night at Rogers Recrea- the home team winning match by the narrow mar- pins. It was In the first he night, that New Britain Bengtron Robertson 408 I R. & E. FOREME knllnh Anderson Grise .... | Maynara | Jnhnm 364 Gold . McCue Kelley Meyeor Hannon Zeigler pin lead that the visitors | overcome. In this scored 633 while the flve rolled 483 In the af the evening, tho visi- onnie Lewls, the veteran led the high th -string e match, 337. Narcum of finished one pin less than ‘eoney of Bridgeport, had ngle score, 126 rolled in game. and those of other at Rogers and the Ca- follow: dgeport Elks. 85 97 . 87 23 11 126 . 86 133 B... 118 97 B e e | 483 546 Now Britain 102 107 17 98 93 110 114 126 . 107 99 633 540 GIRLS' LEAGUE. Dodge. 63 81 68 86 53 340 298 265 326 116— 85— 88— 100~ 318 116— 327 504-—1533 101310 96— 311 90— 293 86— 326 4761549 66— 69— 67— 76— 62— 318 985 106 217 186 236 1562 67 77 61 75 1 84— 226 66— 193 187 204 62— 152 330— 961 213 199 208 198 189 81 76— n— 60— 65— 360—1002 267 200 226 199 234 392—1124 96— 76— 71— 72— 78— Fls. ” Pts 159 88 | 86 LEAGUR urs. ki 20 86 - 170 245 285 284 208 —~13208 75 - 392 | - :Po 278 - 4191338 86— 249 266 103— 309 | Harris Miller Schilling Tracy i Bacon | 404 88 397 S8— 92— 435 253 274 1238 S LEAGUE. s0 83 9 91 66 399 82 80 86 78 73 399 ! Hickory Nuts. Saunders Andrews McKay Massey 70 82 82 83 403 88 76 03 79 413 Hazel Nuts. 72 68 69 63 86 358 ‘Walnuts, 90 72 | Scott | Hanrahan | Andrews | Ralph Dixon | Robb .s | W fl\lrkhll‘dl . Tobin Barnard Parker P. V. Burkhardt . 407 OASINO 84 99 76 92 L] 78 517 & Linemen. . 84 89 . 84 . 94 o1 1 78 Hogan . Igol ..... . Allan . 5 Hannan . Strickland . Schmidt Burns . Panzo .. J. Smith Sage Moncroft C. Lynch 75 69 68 7 83 372 79 79 85 100 T4 a7 82 91 94 88 22 5 42 85 85 93 95 00 91 549 80— 72— 76— 62— 373— 66— 93— 11— 378— 62— 80— 60— 96— 83— 381— T4— 76— 17— 241 WALTHERS LEADS INDUSTRIAL SCORERS! 232 136 1136 138 130 236 207 2565 144 1110 197 262 1111 243 227 139 97— 2 91— 416— ALLEYS. CONN. LIGHT & POWER. Billy Allens 96— 82— 73— 109— 93— T 532— 100— 85— 85— 89— 78— 79— 516— TRUMBULL ELECTRIC. Knife Switch. 166 1 111 1 81 188 1 116 106 121 Semens .. | Corwin Hild'brand 131 166 156 130 1 Beecher Edwards . | Seymour . | Bablck 583 VULCAN 647 86 77 95 83 Sunburn . Bean . Richards Remington 450 | Danberg 101 1 | Solomon . . 1 A. B. Hurlburt . ! Galbraith Dummy Walker Tuttle .. Kalen Gustafson ... 86 83 88 84 Wright | Glabau Johnson Dummy 321 P. O. 8. of Scheidler 90 Iverson | Dahlson ....... 1 Bottomle Wilcox Hinsden Wagner Kenyon . Sartwell Edwards . Kloss 47 os 86 42 19 473 TRON WORKS. Financiers. 86 82 80 80 89 417 Highlanders. 01 21 80 81 80 80 88 87 3 328 A. New Britain. 82 87 17 115— 111— 147— 134— 507— 126— 144— 108— 116— 493— 77— 87— 71— T4— 91— 400— 83— 17— 100— 90— 11— 421— 6 71— 17— 83— 300— 85— 82— 84— 69— 32 20— 83— Nn— 84— 104— 94— 456— 84 76— 82— 396— | TO WAR ON GAMBLERS, War against | baseball gamblers during the coming | Pittsburgh, Mageh 11 seanon lice here, ent, announced late today. derdice sald that he had Mr. 286 74 1239 1591 269 259 282 8 269 248 1686 554 436 435 526 1931 514 632 453 497 2126 249 246 246 237 289 1267 285 272 267 268 228 1308 216 226 236 251 928 251 253 269 206 255 259 276 285 279 13566 1218 will be conducted by the po- A. J. Alderdice, superintend- Al- instructed district commissioners to start a cru- ‘Stanley Works Forward Made | 246 Points for His Team | Thae known two-handed stat- istician of the New Britain Indus- trial Basketball league, has completed some interesting figures of the work of the teams and players during the well past season. The New Britain Machine company, league champions, as a team proved to be the best scoring machines, pil- ing up 481 points in 15 games. The Corbins five which finished second in the championship race, was tho best team in keeping thé other fellows from registering points, the figures showing that 391 points were made against Larson et al., during the sea- son. In this respect the Stanley 1 Works finished. Individual honors for scoring were won by William Walthers of the Stanley Works team, with 216, regis- tered with 61 field goals and 94 goals from the foul line. was second with 211 points. Larson led the Corbin five with 159 points. Al Schade played in but 10 games with the Stanley Rule and Level company yet he managed to lead that team in scoring with 119 points. The complete league follow: Standing. statistics of the Machine Co. Corbins ... Stanley Worl | Stanley Rule & Lev. 481 448 382 369 Opponents 403 Opponents 391 Opponents 395 Opponents 493 Machine Co. Corbins 8 W. ... 8. R. &L. ..... INDIVIDUAL SCORING. N. B. Machine Co. Player. Pos G. Miller, f. Reynolds, f.&c. ! Maher, c. .. Sheehan, g.&f. Avery, g.&c. Baylock, x&r Begley, Loche, g . Allison, g.&f1. . Kallgren, g. Pts 211 142 67 3 16 10 4 ‘0 194 93 481 WILSON AND 0'DOWD Middleweight Champion Agrees With Tex Rickard to Give Former Title Holder Chance to Regain Title. New York, March 1l.—Promoter Tex Rickard, the impresario of box- ing at Madison Square Garden, after a protracted session over the long distance telephone yesterday, added another gem to his collection by clos- ing for a bout between Johnny Wil- son, middleweight champion, and Mike O'Dowd, former title holder. The long-awaited meeting between the two will take place in the Garden ring next Thursday evening, March 17, when the natal day of St. Patrick will also be celebrated. In this bout Wilson will for the first time seriously defend his middle- welght laurels since he won the title from O'Dowd in Boston last May. When the Hub fighter climbed into the ring that evening, he was prac- tically an unknown as far as boxing fame was concerned, but when he climbed out he was the champion of the world. Since that time he and the dethroned O'Dowd have been sparring verbally from state to state, but without result until Rickard clinched the meeting yesterday. WHAT'S YOUR WIFE WORTH? —Mrs. Cora Johnson of Rockford, 11, says Eric Johnson, her husband, “sold” her to his butcher for a lot worth $500. This was after Mrs, Johnson and the butcher haa been arrested in a hotel, on complaint of Johnson. —_—— Charlie Miller Chief e l Cleveland, 1 | l How To Start the Day Wrong THEN You Take A WHALE OF A SPLASH THEN - You PUT ON A HARD BoiLeD_CotLAR AND START 1o ADJUST SCARF_THROUGH 1T AND THusS Te DAY 1S successFuLLy RUINED BOXING RESULTS Champion Joe Lynch Wins News- paper Decision Over Burman—Le- vinsky Bests Smith. O., March 11.— Joe Lynch, bantamweight champion, last newspaper decision Chicago, in a ten- Lynch took five night won the over Joe Burman, round bout here. rounds, Burman three and two were ' even. New York, March 11.—Battling Le- vinsky last night won the referee's decision over Homer Smith of Kala- mazoo after the judges had disa- greed at “the end of their twelve- round bout. Levinsky weighed 187 pounds and Smith 189. Pa., March 11.—Willie Scranton won from “K. Baltimore, in the Scranton, | Ritchie of | 0.” Chaney of | eighth round of a scheduled ten-round | bout here last night on a foul. The fight was fairly even up to the time ‘Chnney was disqualified. { OCROSBY HIGH WINS. Chicago, March 11.—Crosby High of Waterbury, Conn., defeated East high of Rochester, N. Y., 31 to 23 in the closing game of yesterday's program JOHN J. CREAN PIANO TEACHING Special attention to beginners. 13 Summer Street. Tel. 1209. PALACE NEXT WEEK. BEN TURPIN In Mack Sennett’s 5 Reel Comedy “MARRIED LIFE” Physicians and = gists praise th%w label holder supplied with CORONA The Personal Writing Machine see one! in the annual national interscholastic basketball tournament which opened yesterday. HARTFORD KACEYS WIN. Hartford, March 11.—The local Kaceys evened the scries with the Waterbury Kaceys at the Hopkins street gymnasium last night after a hard battle. The score was 21 to 20. | school. MATTY JR. A PITCHER. Saranac Lake, N. Y., March 11.— Christy Matthewson, Jr., who, with his famous father, has been a resident at Saranac Lake for several months,. is to make his debut in the sport which brought game and fortune to his dad in the role of pitcher for the team of the Saranac Lake High The pocket edition of “Big is onc of nine pitching candi- rondack school league. local Y. W. C. A. court, Six" dates, but Coach Jack Walker young Matty is a whiz with somet! on every ball he throws and th: will be the big detonation in the TO PLAY HARTFORD Y. W. C, The Stanley Works girls’ basket! team will play the. Hartford Y. W, A. team next Wednesday night at DEFLATED! has The reaction We’re a gigantic organization. “Maker to Wearer. Our selling plan is come—the bubble has burst—the inevitable has happened! The prices which soared so high be- fore, pre now as sensationally low. In fact, the tremendous rebound has not only bmught the selling figures “down to earth”—clothing prices at the Wonder Clothes Shop are without doubt behind normal. To expect anything lower is foolish— to expect an advance is logical. You're the only one who's losing, if you don’t buy! Your Easter Suit at Wonder’s is $15.00 We’re appealing to common sense when- we say that a Wonder value can’t be beaten. 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