New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 8

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921, e HIGH AVERAGE ROWLERS IN UTILITIES AND COMMERCIAL LEAGUES MEET TONIGHT AT ROGERS RECREATION ALLEYS—MIDDLETOWN KACEYS TG OPPOSE LOCALS AT STATE ARMORY SATURDAY NIGHT — JOHNNY SHEEHAN IN SECOND PLACE—DicINNIS MADE ONE ERROR LAST SEASON B@Wiqn 5 fi"h" A *"L IE REC(}RD‘ . HERE TOMORROW POPULARIN 1921 up &9 Points she Came East With Athletic Huss Former Bantamweight Champion band, Now His Amateur Standing Keeps On Feet Only Through Red Sox Flrst Baseman Made S, Locals Expect @ Hard Battle] oo v e conermansy | PTOOLETS 0F Several Tracks in OWMMWW&MH¢me~mmww‘mmeMMWm o vork e,z wiaset s | 18t Report Prosperous Season UL findings in the case of amatenr | New Yorlk hoxer, last night in Madi t ¢ ) athletes charged with professionalisim son Square Garden won the judges’ The m owle ! tnny ] M York e 223 John 3, | for excessive expens: aceoun were The strong Middletown Kaceys [ decision in a Afteen-round fight with Cyele racing, eapecially in the East Nt Kust yesterday to the Nuttonal [hagkethall tewm will be the attraction | Pete Herman of New Orleans, former |enjoyed a very prosperous year in S e G \ 1. authorities, tomorrow cvening at the State Apr-|bantamweight champlon 1921, T I'he request for the fnvitation came imory opposing Larry Mangan's le Smith's untiving offensive, his bat Fast, The Eastern men of [ers, In the meeting the quintet head- [tering body punches and his varied as- the A A. U7 told the Central section fed by Danny Ahern, the veteran guard, | sanlt won tae battle for him. Only[R. Ii Philadelphla; Worcester, Mass., resentative ) follo ¢ f 89 Hope” Restelli, ! stand the test of « He made | 10 €lean its skirts or else they wWould [the locals will have their hands full]the stamina and rving experfence of [and New Redford, Mass, the last two Josephs, 4 ¢ 2 € (74 ant year, is in fifth orror | 2 e one lit. | » to last night|the Crescent City Itallan kept the 1 being buiit during the year, report be The ¢ position at pregent time, Tedders lelding blunde 1,652 | Pack on them. This is what'happen-|wjen Hartford defezted the Middle-|ter on his feet good crowds and profitable seasons Narcum v dan i venth plac The com I A ed Itown gnintet ufter a warm lLattle on In only four rounds did Herman ap- [ Last winter a track was bullt at and News piled st how t w18 to) be tabe TRuth spectacular in| 700 Ray, the star Chicago distance lyhe Hopking street court, the over|pear entitled to the honors. ‘Thesewere | Miami, 19la., and ran from January Three n il beesit v I with 2 lammi it fifty-nine home runs, | FUN0er and others- there were oth-|aagt five was on even terms with the[the second, cighth, ninth and tenth[to 1ebruary This r another . [ers, but Ray is picked to be the hero | jaoig for first place assions, In every other round Smith's|course has been constructed at Jack- quintet k « f 11 a1 acoring Ngures as | talked of, the most applanded of fipst | T-WAS Invited to take part in a big| wpiie Danny Ahern in the best reseive worle and clean, solid |sonville, Fla, and ran for a few weels. so1 e I W o1 eollo Lagemen, but Melnnis went about his meet glen by @ big Fastern or-fynowy of the visiting team, several|punching carried off the honors, At|The Jacksonville track is now ciosed. OpH M1 LS A ZILIDER & PERIOD 7ol work quietly and efficiently and day | Sanization, which fills the stinds a0y logier players have appeared on Iocal | the finish there was no possibility of 2| “The Miami track was reopened on “4"..,1,:“,‘ .\‘:"v‘ui‘ Rt donld k wfter wday was mechanically perfect. | I-u‘”,l‘n‘:\,vr;:: o ‘.':.‘.le\ e eS| g urts i past vears ond have ereated | dlsagreement aniong the judges, Bill [Sunday, December 15, and wiil until EH o AR R o s \ A ctow I This remarkable piece of -~ Aelding [ e T R, . 8 fa ble impression. Cahill, onee | (Kid) MePhartland and Tom Shortell, '“."' in Febyuary or March. 'r‘h.o two Afmotts tean N o e cehay { 50 | stands ont hy itself and tops v'n: Na ‘,m-l limits the meals to not ‘|\\H|‘. ‘lworked at the Fafnir Bearing Co. and Jand Refere v Haley IMlorida wr‘.‘u-km known as the “Croco- 4 ) 1 - a | tional Leagne record set up by Walter At Rayl (A martied. Mos. Rayi|teamedl with MeCnbe, he is putting Gene Tuuney, Greenwich Village [dite Clreuit,” will be operated annual- [ had not seen the bright 1ghts of New |UP & Whale of a game this season. |iightheavyweight, knocked out Fddie|lv in the winter. A track was opened ‘\mk and said she was tired of atay. | PATTY. Griffin and Downes round out]0'Hare, Yorkville's aspiving young in Los Angeles, Cal, but had a short [ing at home all the time F team that has heen giving plenty [ hoxer, in the sixth round of a specta- |life. b : A Ray put it up to the Eastern elub, | 070 °""" ! cpnonents this season ular semi-final bout scheduled for ur National titles were decided and that club, with a fine apprecia- | NeW Britan will have it regular feight rounds. The Greenwich Village fin America during the past season WBIIL'S Stars Sovar Man s L ! {907\ tion of the American husband's trials, | U won w1l Siduff, Captain Restelll, | ol craghed O'Hare to the floor|In the professional sprint . division . ; v Hartrod : Mcinnis aceept 1,540 chances atl oo onag the wife as u guest of the |Sheehan, Dudack and Murphy. Mid- | inder a powerful left hook followed | Frank L. Kramer, Fast Orange, N. I., R.AND L. FOREMEN B lePalohy Larttorn frst base, had anaists and made | S all expenses patd. | Then dietown i coming here nccompanied |y a crushing right to the iaw. Ref-|was declared the winner. Kramer sl yudjack, N. B T a7 Lierior. cHe finishediwlthiatporaantsl oo ehoay apilied: the !‘r‘a:-‘u by a delegation of rooters. The locals | wree Patsy Haley counted ten over the |and Ray Eaton, Newatk, champion in Zeigler’ ! 8 furphy, Willi 5 ¢ 2q |48 of A09 and 4 fraction | The obliging athletic elub which | Jonrney to Rockville this evening, [prostrate O'Hare and then, with the[1919, finished up a series of twelve f,""‘,"” ¥, Wil Furthermore, : Meclnnis completed || oo B0 ok Bast in equally liable [[AVINg the Franklin Square home at [help of Tunney ‘and the handlers of [races in a tie. Faton refused to ride s d z onnell, Willi ‘]"";]_‘;“;;flz"“ 2 "‘”‘:1'“,’““\:“"]? Il to punishment along with the athlete [6:15 o'clock both bovers, he carried the defeated [off the tie and Kramer, was declared il 209 sehatzman, N 20! Jelsa & 4 Bl HNOUL | 6w maid to be at fault. And the pun- | The usual preliminary game be- [ O'Hare to his corner. There O'Hare[the winner after a “walkover.” Willie Tracy ... 86 37 SNapiash . A o single slip. His only orror WAS| ey ant will also be because it bowed | hveen City leagne teams will open at {was quiekly revived. This bout was|Spencer, Newark and Reggie Mec- [¢mads st “n""r‘ i ”'f' ':1“] M| to the American eode of equat right |3 o'clock, and dancing will follow the [ohe of the hest light-heavyweight | Namara, Newark, won the ten and 25- 4 St AL | af the wife as to entertainment e [main contest. Dick Dillon will referec. | sontests ever seen here. In scoring | mile middle-distance titles, respective- Bt oEh AUTO BUILDERS FOR ,.,,,‘,{W;T'v:,"‘vl; ',,,' ,‘,',', '“,‘,:':f IX more | vejved s his vietory Tunney showed vastly im- | iv. et § = > T . At Y R e OLD BALL PLAYER KILLED, wroved form, Bobhy Walthour, Jr., Newark, son Hittpold ....... 71 7 10— 11| STANDARD IN NAMES |, T, Rod Sox for the sixih conseco. 4 , T of the former motor paced champlon ] ity 80 63 . other clubs in fielding. The Roston | GIFTS FOR BOWLFRS Seybold, Formerly of Athletics, Dies RM)S FRAZEF of America and former world's title 4 e e | | holder at that style of raecing, cap- Saunders A ; Jlayers made only 157 errors n Auto Accident. ; Massey .. T 3 ik o)y rors in the| i Jgars tured the amateur sprint champion- nginecrs. at Annual Moeeing, Will | 154 zames p ind had o percent- | an e e e i ved ok gre The White Sox were | RUSSll and Erwin Foremen Presene| Jeannette, Fa, Do r-i‘ll o o cAts Py e TR ST i o R G L B Ja » to Fix Stahle and Scientific %.o0nd fie Indlnns Ehind and thel bold, former Philadelphia American | P'residen & o ¥ A | ‘hapman,, Newark, paced champion ’ L ; & to Messrs. Black, Hawley and Scott | Loague baseball player, was killed in n 1820, repeated again in 1921 x o : Yanke winners of the pen g U ¥ NG S0 r 8 ) ML T Tenes. 5 A -‘;'a"finl’.’.. i LI Nomenelutnre, SIS pennant, O an autorohite accident on the Lincoln [ S0x Owner as The Champlon |, "¢ (0" (ecords tell by the boards Tobin 4 i 1 i - Everett Saott of the TediBox, who L X 7 Ilr\:;;l.‘..u;nr,”ry“n(yl.rm ‘.;.I‘-’v ri].«\ ll» Wrecker of the Baseball Age.” during the past vear. Qn July 3 at Trask e 3 v : SR will play with {he Yankees next [ The Russell and Erwin Foremen's | veiatives here LS 1 Al .| Washington, D. €, Augnst Nogara it 6 5 31 comme 4’ o R | NG see and B (Reremens eiativenthere § Rosten, Dec. 23.-“The champion |cstablished a new amateur and rec- ummy .. .. 5 85 G5 1988 ane | Jorenclature 5 gam Seybold and a party of friends werc | wrecker of the haseball age” is the |ord for 100 miles unpaced In 4 hours ‘,,\ thnaE e He went throngh the aea or several woks and the men were| qp kel Rt = wreck baseba ge,"” is or il mpaced in hours ¥pes will be LR s \ak on the Times'st Rosers Raciees | Lrving ito-Ligonieriwhen the motor|ohgracterization off Harry H \Frazes,[andl 53 minutéss MIn ve Hours No= soclety of antomo-| ;. D26 arroraltlon allevaiast fiabti daat \;I~:,; SRR NAs 0N rned at a gharp eurve. | oragident of the Roston Americans, |gzara coverad 1021s miles. A, B. Wahl, B : e its meeting here Jan- A Rrzan peciintlseniied o e R el SRl At ot sl nithlcaiines Ll fh b d o B KT o soniBrs denit [ 1M a0 SN T ains et WNDettatad Y. e 0 2 ¢ e Retten Bl Teng g jured. Seybold had for some time | )¢ tpo American leagne, by a local[the old amateur road record for 20 A. Andrus 5 4 Star P the tHousaT | aded to RBoston, finished |the evening, when William D. Maas been emploved as steward of a aocial 2 R. Andrus . ; 5 : 20uFANd | genond to Scott. with a percentage of | halted the bowling for a few moments | cinb he Faditatia - Denapaper gL isslinReompstno minle sosi A Bl (s e 83 23 nmes coincd md S| Peck made 42 ervors out of 803 | when he elevated himself to one of tha| The quotation was printed in con- |falo. Wah! doing 45:52. On August 11 hare . ' 0 f ars in 10 last decade was | G kel s 2 : W v < 0 ety bt _ nection with a story of the recent [at the Newark Velodrome, Newark, Sl el il Rkl e ; eats and commandzd the attention of 0¥ FOR 7 FGRO Hanno 2 : Jhe Saptty of the trade| " padie Coliing proved that e 1s not (the howiess, Tt o few well chosen FI°FOR RAT SROUND transter of Red Sox players to the|J., Alfred Grenda, Australian, i dealarenEume e ez |atetaa by e e e LA S Qe ! ; | . " New YVork and Cleveland Clubs, with [the old mark for miles human heae i ne Wne e ing [ words, he presented to Isaag Rlack, a | University swmul Team Starts s sultablesnpmeneatue. | e second bascment with & mark of | nouquet df flowers an Geneval Mana- Darnsteadt < B L e ) i o N mv. he ) umber of :y *pt "l er Hawley and General Superinten- | Black - 15 inclide 14 names, with another | ey e game. Jimmy Dykes of dent Scott were aloo the reciplents of | Berkeley. Cal, Dec, 23.—University ek - - [ Do 8 i he Athletes Jed Collins., Dykes™ | huttonhole adornments of California’s football team leaves Kalish 3 1 S ",,‘, i “"',r, IeCordiwasivdiichancts, el Colll sty here tomorrow night for Pasadena B eir | . : e b Bl ) ) | TO SIAY AT CENTRE, where it will meet the Washington and Miller : | & et bhte IRnAsist Y Al I,’;"”""‘] W Lisiar B Buenaloie| Jefferson college eleven Jannary 2 R0 ol Y o o baby landaule aby | ren d hir hasen Ry 5 s a [renlly ded the third basemen. ) [yeaiitin Will Remain After Gradu-| Coach Andy Smith, who recently re- that.” The roposed | though . Mike McNa and AT % proy d 1 IcNally an \n ation To Help in Coaching torned from the east expects his team Philadelphia, Dec. 23.— Word was ague Contests, and is 2nd to Leading Pin Topplers o Danny Alicarn of Middletown ages in tr t v ner o or the | [ Ahe | (Stufty) Melnnis, traded two days ago iy fe e L) acks operating at Newark, N, store 1 i . : o gieatiil nos 1. Revere Beach, Mass,: Providence, runs true fo t ) A s credit, while Sheehan | tecord season which is likely to Tand stablished a baseball ! trom | do some cleaning. Now it is turned Lo swing a victory, | are witl ¢ o ) phone | .,q Gieorge N Lonis was more Hiteheock Print five, wl 4 e 4 s | Holke of ihe Boston Rraves, who went El'n‘l’!‘ ,‘,',‘,., wa‘u‘ tay o ¢ i , i 5o | through the season with only four i s 4 ' Holke played in 130 games, had direction of tor 5 W fro 1,471 putonts, 86 assiats and 4 errors Willlam 8. Brenneck inage 1 3 .| He Ainished with a percentage of L9907 the statement that it was President|paced, Grenda doing 51:18 2-5. Three Tomorrow Tor Pasadena Johnson's answer te a telezram ask- [amateur road records were broken ing him for his oninion of the deals. |during the running of the Amateur - Rieycle league of America road cham- BRITONS WILL PLAY HERE. pionships. At Davenport, Ia., Russel s Lange did three miles unpaced in 6:51 Oxford-Cambridge Lacrosse Twelve [and Vietor Hopkins rode five to Meet Penn. miles unpaced in 11:22, In the finals at Washington, Arthur Niemivsky, New York, bettered the old mark for a half-time in competi- N | Ward of the Yankees, and Oscar 4 s, scar \ Il have a harder ¥ m- | receivec e 3 ¢ of Pennsyl- v idBten coune phuator) sedan|are pinged ahagdof him o percents | Losl Anseles, Desy 23— Centre col- |l DAYE & Raxdst Nentiin the comcjrecelvet st the Unisersliviof Bennsyl Coney T s : lin, limousine, brougham, lar [age. Ward played in 31 sames ege foothall Leam left here today for | MF Bame than it did when it'defeated | vania last night that the Oxford and Anderson ... ] abriolet in-tandanlet, berlin. | Ehird and Anished with n mark ot 899 | 3an Diego where on December 36 3t |0 Stute university big ten cham-[ Cambridge combined lacrosse team [HON DY dolNEstile o et E 7 2 v nle onne-landanle Mot and MeNg mes for a mark |8 schedules g e versity - e | were hisld fram Ju fo August 7 a Maynard ... ‘ e B adaulet and brongham-landaulet. | of .07 of Arizona leven jda ; tite QUAKETA HSps Neki Syt ing. Copenhagen, Denmark. Peter Moes Dernard ... ] g 26 15th name, will be descriptive of | Tris Speaker, manager of the Cle Alvin (Bo) MeMillin - said that ecret practice will be held by the| The date has not been definitely de- [ COPERhagen, henmark. Noes y < T LG i ] e y ki 1osald thatd peors today and tomorrow. cided, but it probably will be carly in [Kkovs, o , won the professional 1, single compartnent bodics and Tndians, was f among the lwhile he had agreed to coach a col. Tune title ras Andersen Den- ¢ i S ri I I e S SR L S WITTE NG TR A RUTG B e . the amateus sprint event, and an he ninimun I ed in 128 mames ar a4 | years b i e f he puld | e 3 CAL 3 C 3 Victor Linart, Beigium, the profes- Shanatian 06 5 > b e space for four|a pereentage of 454, Ray Schs ¢ | temain af Centre after his graduation | Montreal, Dec “MeGill univer- HEALY'S 1S CLOSED. e il 1 r o four in re after his graduation |* 3 sional paced championship. Kilduft ... 2211 +1s 8 the Chicago White Sav again fop in February to coach track and bask- |8ity's football team will not appearf . ... o " i A g 5 Dummy ; 55 6 5 : e > the catehers, with Steve O'Neill gee- |ethall players for spring contests. Beoinstith ARty e faolloredeloven et (REERREEH DT SR a TR O R aDIOHE RN Sl HARTLEY TO MEET CHOIK Robb . ... 8 2 CHRISTMAS MATL RUSH ond on the list lthe olo Grounds in New York next York Cabaret Resort. | A ALY S Watkins X g 3 Chirago, Washington, St. Lonis and GREENLEAF TARES LEAD, Ltall it has been decided by the ad-| New York, Dec, 23.-—Healy's for Louisville, Ky, Dec. '_,s —Pet New Yok Podt Office 1+ Working _at | Detzoit cach turned in a triple play. New York, Dec. 23.—With a bril- | visory board of the students' council. | years one of the best known restau- | Hartley of New York and Pete Choike S N e i A liantly excented run of 56, which was | Interference with studies is given as|rants in New York night life soon is | oF »I""rfv‘\'- |'Efi"‘{"|l"'-’w “'Hv e Top Speed to Handle” Busine HARVARD MEN TO HONOR BUELL| unfinished when he left the table, |On¢ of the main ehjections to the pro- [to be closed, a victim of prohibition, | NCr® in a R TR Abe LA NS Rl Ralph Greenleaf increased his lead |posed game. TFinal sanction for the| Thomas J. Healy, the proprietor,| Was announced yesterda _igame against Syracuse on the latter's! has sold the establishment to seve Hazel Nuts i Hawley ........ T ki New York, Dec. 23 If the amount Hartford, Conn, Dee. 23.-—Connee- Powell ...... S s 271 mail leaving New York this Xmas|tient Harvard men will give a tosti. | OVer Arthur Woods in their champi ; MERYOPE . ..\, i § any i 1ion of husine condi- | mon dinner to Charles C. Buel), | #hip pocket billiard mateh which ts grounds on November 11 next was! Chinese who will convert it into Schilling ...... ] jons, Postmaster Morgan thinks pros- |~aptain of next vear's Harvard foot. | "€iNE played at the Hotel Astor un-' given. R S ren qut.‘uloc Parker 9 5| nerity has arrived. He annonnc 11 team at the MHarford elub on ihe|der the auspices of the New York ‘ The third floor of the huilding in o R R T 51 lay that the Xn package mall [avening of Dee. 30, Pob Wisher. the| 00mM Owners' assoclation and the | BOXER'S SUSPENSION FAFTED. | Columbia avenue at 66th street, for-| A cigar of exceptional quality, robably would excerd that of 1020 fhend conch, also will attend and there Branswick-Baike-Collender company. | Boston, Dec. 23— The State Boxing merly a ballroom has heen leased to | hurn and aroma, Try it. Phone He won the second blocl of 148 to ! commission vesterday removed the ban a dancing teacher. The second floor, 2-5 H. JURGEN 56, E or ¢ o on Nate Scige eve who v . here the gayest of inzz hands v - it making the totals for the two on Nate Seigel of Revere, whe re- | where the gayest of jnzz hands played New Britain, Conn. 435 ) 116 26 \ 10 or ce Iwill he speeches by Gov, Lake — leas of (1 fice department | President B. Ogilby of Trinity college. | : ! 8 Ights 205 for Greenleaf to 219 for | cently snspended. The order will be |in-former days now hears only the 3 s the challenger. effective Christmas Day. king of pool balls, We make private brands. ELECTION PROTEST, LEHf e e volume of [GILBERT TO PILOT WATERBURY | | | v ""‘ “"‘,"“"" 1 With ] weaterhury, e Billy Gilbert 1e v asons, postal offic f New York sig a ocontract S : : O1r Q 08y 4] fo manapre 1 “aternn hd N B Waven, Chun, Deo. stes Tutgs | Lo o ousl rioh of mall two ddsluight lo mensge the Wateroury Test Amt !i A Grand And G!smuo Fe@hr, BRIGGS James H. Webl of the sup t 1 the re ng static B U the disputed mavoralty o 'y : { v Y ) - - test ine Willimant Mayor les | e 11, ma o~ F ot i Wi us"“”””‘ Mt A BagsRE ol \-J)P‘P'WMJ‘Q.js - i e A e mar over Hromisd ) s this vear (e & e A Al AND CANDLE B e e AT saand e ved 0N d ol FOR HIS. XMAS DIEY E (i e BUY SOME MORE HOLDERS - BB BNa petition presented fc o e | U 1D ANLAD R A . - olDeRr ) S CANDLES | , You REMEMBER | 3 s and FeR THE TRER [ ¢ six* ballc ¢ allenge § o 5 provions A | R ! N o THAT Too P the time came Hinman sugs :” ",I“",].“ Bl 1l : A1l WANT JITNEY ROUTE, Mr. Dion ¢ request th fdence. Superior Court Judee Wil Ties dence on Willin tic Squaiy weport Prople Anxions to Antemobile Service GE Mastern United smugeling Across Fiate their national Jer ar pop Elien sl Bl il ; | : e R i AR e ot ; Ottt Box S amr ot Ol th i - 4 T —~ AND A REMEMBRANCE SR AND e hat PONAGE SMOSNT AUARMING ] M .'IDIDGYOU ;r:::: FOR THE FURNACE A('LG&RRR ‘\Rm’i':'\‘.[;pfi‘"‘, # © GET e MAN~ THE CHAUFFEUR L . York nm ne v THIMG FOR THE AND HIS LITTLE BOY Jers ) o ¢ tization in Georgla a box orfigm Ccoow 7 AND HIS WIFE AWD seen at g oSt i s B o HIS GIRISTMAS) . - ald i ke Skinn be | k2 ; al MY WOHDERFUL e tmped A |lv WILL TAKE UP FARMING LLiadin) ) N s to HIMt=—A BOX OF 1 22 3 HUSBAND ! TARS— at, Large Assortment 1 e g tappy Thooght And ton ene moy spend o mm|v\ a forme Sknas to 3 e Sittat Dec A arrant wa Will plense M most and he R ekneive scalc p . : e e e may exihange for his fayorite hrand his lordship | t tate Banking Departme for the ar to leave ivine | s tof Harry W, Taler, esistan Oua r Smoke ghorh Lydr Titthe as one ple 1 5 i OUGHT IN S100.000 THEFT . ir seleetion of the ||n|ur||l-ll"‘ occnpied | Irust €' lement 0-32 W. MAIN lu.)r ed in Jap