New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 8

"W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DEC EMBLL PIRATES LOSE TO EAGLES AND RELINQUISH LEAD IN CITY LEAGUE — DARTMOUTH AND HARVARD TO MEET ON GRIDIRON IN 1922 — TEN MICHIGAN PLAYERS HAVE BEEN NAMED BY WALTER CAMP ON MYTHICAL ALL - AMERICAN TEAM—KACEYS PLAY AT ROCKVILLE TOMORROW PRIZE BOWLING CASING ALLEYS Righ Thre Strings Wil Wi Xmas Dinner Tor Lucky Toppler | Frank P. McDonough, proprietor o the Casino Bowling alleys, ha up a turkey for the high at the alleys for today Saturday:. On January Hart and Cooley league will get un way at the ( evs The scores Rird the Casino alleys, and of games roll¢ at Rogers Re night, rollow STANLEY WORKS BUSH LEAGLUY Hudson hung three Friday 9, the string and in the cage Ul Jast reation alleys Sandstrom DLraper Johnson Maler Ifanion Vermdga Tower Salley Cowles Jones 102 431 405 Overlands, 100 89 103 4 Brown Hall Johnson Erling Mordes 50 04 440 Hupmobile, X1 Boardman Rowe Stanton Hantord Northrop Bchroeder Murczyk Sleath Karpinski Humphrey Dalzell O'Brien Myers Warner Agnello BIRD LEAGUE. Robins. N4 ) 84 92 03 Harmon Peterson Sandqg Frickson Nialer 442 Pheasants, 5 04 99 }‘vrkim fehnader Peterson Selfel Volkhardt 462 Dlac! H irds. Traceekl 75 Crowiey Btimeck C. Oton Lemeris 4 98 St 423 Parrots. Dunlay Picucker 443 STANLEY WORKS LEAGUE Packards O'son Ahlquist Peletier Anderson Crobstein olls Royee Wheelock 8 s burns UNIVERSAL ¥ Hardware Cooper 1 Curleck Dottomiey Juad Hartney Tabs, Gorman Griffin PIRATES 3 OUSTED FROM CITY LEAGUE Poys' Club Eagles Win a Hectic Rat- the 20 (o 10, and Move Into First Place 'nbs Lose Again, (uished the 1t the lead in ast night Boys I ta 1 \ the 1gles copped a hec (N 1) Center point d Wojak I'irates. Ame 1t hias ever ftreet ta was 1 most exeiting heen plaved So 1 i onrt tz red the did t n Pyramids b vietory hest w for the iminary game the wi the Tab summarie the pre roke into the Th Fagles hultz Pirates, | S atterson Right Forw M I"orware o Hokolowski Left Ande Wojak | Holst Tanered Guard 8 Sheehan Right Stohl echan, Dunn 1ord Pirates 19 4 referee, field An Mor- Iirun oals: Schultz 4. Sokolowski Patterson 2, Wojak Schultz 4; fouls nelle Amids Groth Right Forwar MacArthur, Left Weston Overstrom Worward ympson, Anderson | Center, Groth Cuard Hennessey Sullivan Right Daley Lett G Pyramids 16; Groth 3, \VAIII\F\H 1 Thomy MacArthur Gorman 1, 3, Daly 2; fonl goals: Groth iffin 4; referee, Drunnelle; timer, Trace: PLAY AT ROCKVILLE "ocal Kaceys Iutler, Sheehan Seore abs field | On | of th 1o Show DPasketha'! | Wares to Fans in That Town To-| morrow Nizht. The New team in that tate league contest. betwean the itly outplayed and are confident again tomorrow has been practici with Coach David the helm Lawrence P. Mangan, ing the local team in his usual whle manner, ng of th ord this evening 3 scheduled to be t} may he taken out of Willimanti tituting another club transpire that the ftar consist of fou As it appears s artford,. Middletown and en seem just a bit too fas sther teams in the leagne. The ref- ree question which is distarhing | of the manag-rs, may b d. There is one thing cer tain, that the work of Diek Dillon, hoth to players and local fans, has been gilt edged in this city IERMAN ARD SMITH n Britain Kaceys baskett meet the Rockville town tomorrow evening, in a | In a recent teams, the Rockville of repeat ‘vening. The g hard Dunn at will o the ing eam week, this cap- plans to attend a meet- man Kaceys ar n ronping will here New Rritain, w Ha for the N iome 1is 1lso ormer antamweight Champion | Must Defeat “Midget” in Order to he Consitlered a Contender for Title New iterm mp the ht in Madison len tonight when he meets Midget | ith in a fifteen-round bout i Herman has come to find Madison Square Garden as his hoodoo Twice the hantamwy through his il He lost ifteen rounds, the title whipping Lyneh- In Rrankivn then meanderer into disaster n allowing himself to be Tohnny Ruff in the Rarden Smith {8 one of the harde among the little fellows, it must be drop 18 A has o it York, will himself conten Dec ma Little brave effort bantam Sqnare ] to a real f hannt, | W title i in the Joe Lynch fAingers big town there back to in by and gain by | outpointed hy won t hitters speak ed that but in NF it Master Herms fimself conaide lor and 0.8 to of his The wries brow fi ht ) be denied for the title rds, that's all streal vinne Just natural TO JOINE ORINLES Hmmy Ve L Under Suspensinn for Tivo Seosons, Meets Dunn's ierms chester Y. Der J md Himmy whe suspension ons for jump the hasehall T 1¢ ) to te Itimore Intern nager, and would next geason ymes hack to o A rnle gue meetin for two Philade 3 1 4 1 i | forth, | wanting. who is hand- g | but | well known ba slipped | YANKEE ROOTERS ARE OVERJOYED Recent Deals Will Help Club Win Pennant is Boliel of York the the resnlt of the As A trength in startling des| Yankecs are t pr rs hox with tie being al haile the yalined Red re in 1 1 The | ion Iy tomewh nrt m ¥ in some q 15 two-time Ameri ing at this conclns h, it heing v » to Huggins and is nnant which will be However, rumbling eland and St Loui unpleasant element of o league imple neces ta eones merely rry stk n crew thy introduce the | protast added Wit} and Harper ttan fold, t the far-famed chib swingers The credites Tones to in and § there can he “murderers’ 10w Lt row" t of voked two recruits 1 last is ip in ar from the with Huh thitty-nine victories hetw gainst twenty-five frats, ith a elub behind them that n N rulvmvmmh hottom of the list in tea iys and Hoyt stacked u, victories doring the 1021 And there you are——or, seem to he | gainst four with | 1ded possibility ti Har- | shawikey will turn in f de k of which they : he capable-—the Indians | lined np Wl Mai in the course the Yankees, means led Stanley Coveleskie | Shockes a T ‘ locking over the pitc ams, U'rhan Shocker is the high light | St. Lon twirling staff Davis, 1 Tartar for Huggins' troupe s not g0 formida hit inst othep tearas. 1 n for whom the Rrowns “nt players to Columlms, and they will keep on turning men over to Manager Rowland for couple of ver vet, has heen tried out the bhig leagues before and found Roth the White Sox and the returned him to the bushes. | Everett Seotf, he has certain ost 2 shortstoy some months of Sun club in the| ould not vthing but were 56 them as and t en | next batting forty-five campiign ast, yo these slars both some th per the and o i et nown wo ire | to present [™hie mmer; failed tussie bt ~minent Pole, thoror nave Morton, | him with ing ose st and, | the | rs on other Dixi is v host of | vhom in Athletic As for 1y been in the game for There w: major cir have given chise for him critics rate having att nearly nical perfection in his play than fielder in annals the covel f s not a uit which ar Some most 1ined more short the the pastim Boston get three piteh men following the great shortsop and o may he mighty transplanting to the ore of Massachusetts Bay, for all of them have been most highly tried ind tonted. Nevertheless, for some reason orother, none of themn was able to give New York of his best. 20ston Not Overjoyed Hub failed entirely to go into of joy over the transaction fits were thrown, to be sure no instance did t mative ppear to be overwheiming The story of one newspaper on the motter was headlined Junks His Ball Cluh ** Another | seball writer begins his| the words “The 1t Red Hox armada world vies in the 1915 to 1918, reached st night.” ston | the e The spasms Several in powe ecats eritic I sy tale of with raping of the g on three 18 from st voe which w fonr the yes One Bes four mk T o ptioned "1 End of H\“ World." e g top of per mmns to ht Was the SKEE 5 TOR HHOTUSTON Houston, ville, for Jersey City club monnced toc s mr,w:.fim P FOR HIS XMAS Tom Deno man for d by the it Tex., Dee. three years first b: . has been pureh floustor of the Texas league, tanped” BEY HIM!I—A BOX trom our | Assortment Happy Thooght! W hen what to CIGARN Vil he And or ns n too o as muel T, ma one Vel gludly help the in their seleciion of the Chnt " willplease TLM miy exchange for his fay 5 Quah v Smoke Shop MAIN STRENT. b I_‘, \ w prop: t W | Univ | ror SIGNOR “KID” BULL IN GARDEN Society for o Anima tioned ey New Baniare the Ga tertal to for It liani bull is am the wr “ the ‘s stoekys Signor M “kidd jons nultra out of the The bull held The cruelty aver way lon RORF om given its cor - TEN YOST PUPILS PICKED BY CANP wMiahigan Men Oiten Included in All-American Selections Ann Arb sity ¢ placed on A | by Yost bhecarn two of these men have Camp This g all Al Ohio river ball critic, oped by an The two me All-A back in 19 enter in 1 Michigan a gz 80 § the hultz are he m and develoy American c Benbrook All-America 1910, end in nlayed tha imded amo ed to end o hack in 19 freshman t he made t shifted to Maulie N halfback of Steketee wa while the s tract the e Vick, 1921 sehool da hack, center than make him and immed mythical eleven Tn AL A an All-Serv two Michig: ing a fullh Iukes Trai captain-elec eleven, but turning to gan man n Ameriea 8¢ in forn playing. wl Sheridan 'l him guard in th chose “fig moder way. some time society 's s Michigan about one-half of ¥y eoach in the game i/ day. n's center . picked by but ¥ a “raining Clorps team. MOLLINAI TO the Prevention of Cruoelty als is Sadd o Have Sance- it Madison avervthing in 1 checker is going in ik, den nment line six-ring circus hts.' ouneed unniest red kerchief, horned epec herd seene of from Mol that to en- pleked New Jer that 1l signor crapper is imen i r neanest ards ollinai isn't a fighter He makes the bull fur and then performs rome gy in keeping he's il n mnastics Mollin next for animals 1sent i bonts are to he month pres eafd Vs, ention of to have the Ten n men have heen Dec. 22 or, Mich,, of Mich 1-4 Camp American football teams Fielding H Michigan been selected All-America. since e coach at and All-Time of the v the great foot t number devel- America men west salected the larg for the All- ave Hestos, half- 1904, and Schultz, Schultz came to nd tried for guard. Mich- was not so efficient and was tried for the position, nade good in his first year yed into the greatest of enters. made guard in 1909-10, Wells atar t position the ng the reserves nd caught W men selected merica 13 and 907, on Camp's Wells made d at tackle, first year, was shift- Iter Camp's amp for half- end on the but when been 1 started a am at Michigan, he varsity he had 1 1fhack ianlbetsch was chosen as the 1914 All-America and s chosen fullback in 1918, itest Michigan man to at- ve of the great Camp is cent Back in his prep foledo played ost saw in him a mightier a back, and proceeded to over. Camp sized him up fately picked him for his Camp did not choose an college team, but he did ice cleven, and he selected | an men, Pat Smith, play ack position at the Great ning Station. Smith was t of the 1917 Michigan went to war instead of re Michigan. The other Mich- amed by Camp for hig All- rvice team Allmend- nerly a Michigan guard, selected, Fort Camp Service en on the for All- fall of American [ 1917 DARTMOUTH TO PLAY HARVARD Gridiron Relations Severed in 1912 to Be Renewed Cambridge, Mass,, Dee. 22 Nego- tiations started immediately after the University of California football team declined to come foothall me at Harvard next fall resulted in he Crimson gefting together with Dartmouth. The Cambridge and Han vienens, which have not met on grldiron sinee 1912, ag 1 to play October 28, 102 While the agreement is for only one year, it is believed that elations will continue Both colleges been meeting in ther athletic sports since football re- ations were broken off nine years 'go. Football relations between Har ard and Dartmouth carried on stead ily from 1884 to 1012, inclusive, but it was not until 1803, when Harvard ledicated its Stadium that Dartmouth was able to win a game. The heat Harv 11 to 0, that year, and n 1007 registered a 27 to 0 victory on joldiers’ TVield. Harvard then won the last five games in a row, but hi hard time in 1911 and 1012, when Dartmouth games were won by ind 3 to 0 scores For Harvard the game w0 weeks hefore the Crims 1ins Princeton at Cambridge sontest will take the place of earlier to he arranged with Penn State or California. T0 DEFEND TITLE Wilson east for a have ireen 10 5 to will m come enter and the one ex- wocted either Johnny Agrees fto Tex Rick- ard's Terms for Bout With Harry Greb on Feb. 6 New York, Dec. 22.-—Tex Rickard finally has obtained the signature of a title holder bhinding him to defend his honors in the ring of Madison Square Garden. The promoter and Johnny Wilson vesterday reached an agree- ment by the terms of which Wilson will meet Harry Greb in a fifteen round bout on the night of February 6. As the hout will be contested un- | der the Walker law regulations the boxers will be required to weigh 160 pounds at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of the day set for the encounter. If the bout lasts the limit of fifteen rounds there will be a decision on points by the judges. Rickard declined to make public the financial feature of the match, but there is reason to believe that bhoth hoxers will be well paid 29 N WITH GIANTS. Cosey Signs One Year Contract to Act as Coach, DOT.A New York, Dec Cosey Dolan, who was reported to have been re- leased and negotiating for a berth with the Indianapolis American As- sociation club, will be with the Giants again next season, it was announced. ! Cosey affixed his signature to a one | year coaching eontract. MeGraw has not yet derided wheth- er he will recall Johnny Evers for ihe coaching staff. Jesse Burkett, who acted as member number 3 of the Glants' strategy board last year, may return. 20 TENDLER-ADAIR BOUT OFF. Philadelphia, Dec. 22.—The eight round bout between Lew Tendler, Philadelphia lightweight, and Barney Adair of New York, scheduled to bhe held here Christmas afternoon, has | bheen cancelled, it was announced to- day. Tendler injured his right hand [EXTRA COMPENSATION BARRED BY MINORS > Contracts Provide That No Pre- minms for High Batting Averages or Good hing be Paid. Dee le be cut Minor from extra com Chicago, 1R1E rs will off pensation in various forms under the provisions of the 10922 players' con publication re- H ociation of tracts described in a ceived ‘today from Secretary John Farrell of the nationa professional baseball leagues No premiums for high batting extra home runs or unusual effectiveness on the mound will be permitted,. the announcement stated, | The contract forms drafted at the recent minor league meeting at Tsuffalo, but not announced then. One of the chief provisions will he o for bid players from claiming or receiv ing any portion of their purchase price by another club. An additional clanse forbids the insertion of any ex conditions ory the elimination o clau in the form adopted hy the association Minor league magnates say the new form will prevent players from block ing deals by threatening to tran unless granted part purchase money, Players involved in this winter will have demands for part of the purchase money before signing np for ne vear, it was pointed out hy the minor league magnates here av- | wer: tra any refuse of a | er the sales of trades to make their SYRACUSE GRID SCHEDULE Nine Games Booked for Orange Fleven Next Season racuse, Dee. 22 scuse tvis football squad will play zames next gyenr, according to schedule The sehedule, ing, folow Sept. 23, Hobart: Sept. 30, Muhlen- berg: Oct New York University; Oct. 14, Brown at Frovidence; Pittshurgh; Oct. 25, Penn State at New York: 4, pending; Nov. 11, Me Gill; 18, Colgate. TUni nine the i with one game pend Nov. Nov. SAM McVEY DYING One of the Greatest Negro Heavy- weight Pugilists in History of Ring Near Death in Harlem Hospital. New York, Dec. 22.—Sam MeVey, one of the greatest negro heavy- weight boxers in the history of pug- ilism, was reported today dying in a Harlem hospital. Reared in the heet fornia, McVey's first was a 20-round affair with Jack John- son in San Francisco. He was knock- ed out in the last half minute of the last round. Later he went to France and for many yvears was one of the foremost pugilists of that country. In France he was one of the tutors of Georges Carpentier when the Frenchman was in the bantamweight class. When Carpentier was training for his bout with Dempsey, was one of his daily adviso fields of Cali- important bout LEHIGH CANNOT MEET PITT Bethlehem, Pa., Dec. 22.—Carl Davis | s graduate manager of the ['niversity of Pittsburgh has offered Lehigh two open dates mext fall on either one which Pitt wounld like to tackle Le- high. The dates are October 21 and 28, Unfortunately it will be impossible to arrange such a game since Lehigh's | schedule for the coming ason is closed. The Brown and White eleven | tioned, and Muhlenberg the following | last week in his bhout with Sailor Friedman at New York. | | week on October 28. The Pitt game is therefore out of the question. SMiTH AND PECK SORE OVER DEAL Cleveland Player Dislikes Going {0 Red Sox Smith, Americans, Cleveland, Elime of the ded with two other Cleveland play- for (Stuffy) Me- today fight the him Dee ontfielder Cleveland tr ers to Boston John sald Cleveland elub’s decision te send Innis, he would to a second division team KA with the and unless am going to have a conference Cleveland team ojfficials soon arrangements satisfactory to me are made, 1 shall take other steps better my position. It's an injustice to send a player from a sec- ond place club to an organization that i not only disrupted but disliked by the fans themselves, T prefer to go to any other clnb in baseball. T will exert every effort to prevent the deal.” Roger Peckinpaugh, who played shartstop and captained the New York York Americans last year, today sald he was stunned by the news that he had been included in a trade between New York and Boston. Peckinpaugh charged that he was made the ‘‘goat’’ in the deal. “It distresses me to face the pros- pects of leaving a championship team and one which has a great chance to win again next season, to play with a second division club,” he said. "It will take me some time to decide what I will do.” BROCCO A FRENCHMAN Ricycle Race Winner Tells Six-Day Correspondent That He is Not an Italian. Associated Brocco, Dec 22 (By (Jimmy) Paris, Press,)—-Maurice the Madison bi- cycle race for two consecutive years, who with his partners has won Square Garden six-day and wants any credit he is a FFrenchman, for his victories to go to France, told the corresponded tod “It is strange,” he said, “that, al- though a Frenchman born and bred, 1 have won the Madison Square six- day race twice to the greatest glory of Ttaly. Your compatriots simly will not belleve that T am a Frenchman. Please tell them that if I ever win the race again, T should like the credit to be given to France.” He was born in Fismes, on Vesle river, in the department of Marne, 33 years ago. Fismes was captured by the American forces in their offensive of July, 1918, the JOINT COMMITTEE MEETS. The joint Christmas tree committee of the Spanish War Veterans and the Jadies' auxiliary met last evening. It was reported that progress is being made and the following entertain- ment committee has been appointed: Frank Helm, chairman; A. H. Gris- wold, George Staubley, Tke Hills, W, Dyson, secretary; Mrs. Edward The publicity committee con- of A. H. Griswold and Mrs. Frank Helm. CARDS TO PLAY YANKEES St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 22.—The St. Louis Nationals will train at Orange | Tex., again next spring, Branch Rickey Exhibition announced today. games |will play Brown on the first date men- | with the New York Americans at New Orleans, the Cleveland Indians at Dal- las and a number of Texas league teams are planned. It Happens. In The Best Regulated Families. wQ me 7 /F OH LESL\E! wWonN'T You PLEASE Do UP THis BuST AND ADDRESS V'D RATHER Be SHOT! You'LL Have To PACK \T AWF'LY CAREFUL So T WON'T BREAK IN TRANS\T GET A NIicE BiG BoX SOME WHERE BRIGGS - AND SEE IF You CAN FIND SomME EXCELSIOR AND PLENTY OF WASTE PAPER To STUFF IN AROUND T (IT WouLD BE A Goo?D SomMe STouT CARD BoARD AROUND \T FIRST,.. GET SOME STRONG CORD - AN You'LL NEEGD A HAMMER AND LOTS OF NAIL \DEA To WRAP THEN WHEN You've GoT \T ALL PACKED FIND A BRUSH AND SOME BLACK PAINT To ADDRESS T e D S NEVER MIND - | GUESS I'D BETTER Do T MYSELF- You MIGHT BREAK \T YEAn ¢ I-MIGHT § PREAK (T D/\RLIMG% WE Donv'T (\ WANT Tbt\ BREAK (\\ J7T HONEY