New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 8

{ Iy S — R R l ¢ i " HARDWARE CITY FIVE SPRINGS A BIG SURPRISE ON BRANFO - BOWLING SCORES Bird League Furnishes the Prin- cipal Attraction at Casino Lanes t The Bird league, one of the most enterprising howling organizations in this city, held down the night at IFrank MeDonough's alleys. The bowlers gave the custom ary fine exhibition of lane work At the Rogers' Itecreation the Stanley Itush I boards last |« a alleys were the ovenin Erwin holiday this cven- | N ing off the all¢ the banquet ¢ and theater party will be held. Some big things are hooked tor the bers of this popular league, The scores of last night's games: Sparrows Foremen's | league will enjo when mem J. Burns . Kissel Azukas E. Burns . Hjerpe . Robins Harmon . . 80 Peterson . coo 84 Bandquist oo 87 Erickson .......102 Maler 83 436, 452 Parrots 80 Fitzgerald . 88 Ziegler .. Bochand . Coyle .... Huck . = # i 454 1350 Pheasants 84 86 83 a8 HE | 88 ' -89 92 100 439 455 Canaries Perkins .. Schwader . Peterson . Beifel .... Volkhardt . . 04 93 Barry Parizo ... Dunilay 98 Plunker . . 91 Matsen ... .102 75, | 448 458 Blackbirds eees 100 Stifnick ... Traceski ....... 89 Cronley .J...... 89 83 s ¥ emeris .. 104 ¢ | Dummy ....... 75 | 457 ; STANLEY BUSH LF Buicks. 79 .101 . 92 84 o 0 Christ .. 90 Malory Vermilya Cowles Jones .... 435 Fords. 91 93 83 84 98 448 417 Hudson. Draper ........ 68 Huber 84 Johnson 98 Maifer 75 Fanion .... g 5— 282/ Myers .. Olson .. Dalzell ..... ‘Warner Mulkelt .... 440—1305 97 88 89 | New | winter tre 405 469 Fupmobile. Boardman 89 Ro’f@ i 81 Stanton ........103 Holt Northrop Overland. 356 79 91 108 Brown .... Hall ... Johngon Erling Mordee .. 144 450 Rolls Royce. Wheelock . ... Burns Lindquist Duplin Flis ... Packard. O'Brien 87 Bertini Emmons Cochrane Brooks Kaipiwski Sleath Doyle # Nuicnyk 8chroeder BOUT STILL UNSETTLLD Milwaukee Promoters Dickering for Leonard-Dundee 1 Milwaukee, Jan nite has been settled for Milwaukee Jan. 1 Leonard, 1i Johnny Dundee, the promoters tinuing and hi expected soon Leonard had percentag in the N¢ been for ti way of a Fresh eg — PALACE — Mon.—Tues.—Wed. KATHERINE MacDONALD | —in— “Trust Your Wife"” sino | 15 chedule Committee for (922 osir I==151 Contests in Lach Clrendt nd 1 comp Heydler Johns linm fean rench select Ame ues at mitted Oct e te Nationa for Champlonship which m o [MAJOR LEAGUES TO OPEN SEASON APRIL 1 ONLOCAL ALLEYS * Games « Ind the oper fean and N v mecting o lere 1, the 8. The it n lona the today chedule hedule ¢ today., I tional ca wor neric cretary of th nd Barney Drey Pittshurgh ch o, comprise 1 up the sched Arranges Detail m Oct, April 12 Hing mimitted resident ! il Wil Aoy fus, pres the commit 1es. 10 DEFEND TITLE Mill W Perry of Pittsburgh, New world's defend his titlc t Madison night of ogoan’s opponent will be Jack Perry of Pittsburgh, nouncement Rickard had Perry three welterwelghts vanced Dave 5 |Walke > lhoxers considered | moter Rickard, both |dates in the futur fulfilling a promise fo give hoth |rivals a crgck at the title, ' GAMES FOR KACEYS Quintet of Hartford to Play Here w been of Shac York, was selected from Jan. 5 clterweight chamy wrden The vete Square ( muary 27, according tc made yesterday fter articles for t signed. who had sy lifornia prospect 81 le of ( New B Wi tton ker wi on and | Manager Mangan Books Speedy Actna Nest Saturday Night. | cons game for Saturday night at the State | armory, when the | ance Cambridge reverting to its have a special t -|for the freshman squad coach, ames Tolbert, who re captaincy assume 'rs upon completion of his present 265 | duties as coach of va Bingham expecet mo! head uld | year {for New York, Jan. 5. York Tex | sloh and | of the Hartford Kacey TOLBERT TO COACH men track on Graw will re Snow and ice Above i X 1 company o | New Britain Kac | the Aetna team is Tim r Lawrence P. Man bl effort, has | Actna 1i quintet will In the ni nard, VS, “Dutch” Le | Former Foothall Player Will Help! |Bingham With Harvard Track Team | Mass., Jan, 4. pre-war ek coach tl Bill us announced ned law of th to enter charge ity ba than to turn out in ti activitie New York Giants to Leave for Texas Feb. 26 ) Hampshire College Tufts, Membe Glants will start ning camp in San e 26, Mar d today Th s Texas city on 28 and start w ue ball park on M Ready To Smash Records Miss Rose Jdahn lown record for the 100-vard d: 's barre-jumping olds the season | easily, over nine barrels, Jack in a fifteen round hout a field of and 'k were the othe According to I t the Garden, thus tod the 1020, at Jack Britton Signs With Tex Rickard ith Jack | | | | Diritton on, will on the| ran Chi ) an an- by Tex he battle heen or Briton Mickey | two 11 engage separate his ( gan, after woked a fe Insur- meet the lineup of n, Geter- members Harvard, tom, will his spring Bingham, that Vet ay the school, | e vou thall. 10 first spring sk 16 s of the for their Antonio, Me o players the night rl at the reh 1. ager on will | eer o1 memorahie who who wert hy rou pictur of during battlers, Training Camp Pic the his and 1 | tendered Wi heavywe Yon I'rench h training s tic + Demy heavyweight histo Williams, champion’s hard knocks, is shown in workouts with itselt |in taken cvery ity Much only the battle, in the se powerful rig the - ho University Dartmouth all figure in ball The date versit Holy Cros at BIGFIGHT VIEWS Yale Leads Big Three ' SEEN AT PALACE !Dempsey—Carpemier Pictures Show American's Superiority It was ca yry,” h in a [ {world’s champion idol of entier, the had om hattle 1 wi s at the Shows Big Crowd | While over the whic Boyle ey City, unal now he that it s are 1 bout the the tr The pro lax pleture n 15 fre wor him h a ‘nehn t Manl Joe it, Wy, ndle son, th Th City, wher v, went other th who everul Th The movie cirel under Tex) Rickard r oand blow the Ar has hec chance t -in champion at this time strengther argument of “had W | recove ishment knockout is a fo! and and on Holy Cross is Booked for Game With ¢ Boston Eleven. Jan, of Roston, the Toston seh "t 7, Boston College »f Vermont 58, at Providence; lanove 11, The ahsence to the fact that Boston University has no playing field of its own 2 1 best' butter, $1. advt ed the the | parts many gladiators and admirers, soveral Jeannette, who in photo work is considered the many, 1so plainly shown Medf | In Victories Since War | New Haven, Jan, bi—Yale athletic ofclals assert that Yale athletices have shown Yale superior to both Harvard and Prineeton since the | World War, despite the fact that Yale has not defeated Harvard at football and has won from Princeton only | onee during that time, A statistical table published in The Yale News stat- od that hans won major sport events to 6 H and five for | Princeton, and 87 minor sport events {to & for Harvard and for P'rinceton, Outside of intercolleginte track meets, has taken port in ¢ ince the World War and has won 20th writ that ey “hattle of the gport d, Dem New Orleans, Yal event not on the arniy the of and I'rance of wor for arrest of forty-se their cashiers fc apening day of ourse. ting Juck Georges the the ition ar man world A pletur this was shown for the first the Paluce continue for the next popular play rged from of rom District rnoon at - " and ma | QUINTETS AFTER GAMES | winter against gambling. The s Meriden And Hartiord Basketball | e Fives Seek Opponents crowd [ fans Vily ot b was held on July ‘s Phirty Acres in Jer of the hoxing fans to witness the scrap, cvery during in progre The All-Meriden hasket- ball team has organized for the sed son, and would _like to arrang sames with the Hardware City five or| ny other good team. The team is| composed of Jim Teagle, of Gettys- berg university; MeGrath, of Lake Forest ¢ reen, of Spring- field Y. M, C fney, of the Meriden Kace dt, formerly of tht West Bnd A, C, Bristol; Gade ind W . Meriden stars of the Industrial league, Heldt, of 74 William street, Meriden, is the manager. Iimployes of the cashier's office of | the Connecticut.company at Hartford, have organized a basketball team, and The: camera man | would like to hook games with any interesting views local team averaging in weight from going through his| 135 to 140 pounds. I, J. Donahue| sett, L. L, with Gus the manager, and may be reached the colored | by telephoning 3410, or addressing a conditioned him | letter to the office of the Connecticut Paul Journee, his| company at Hartford. ore Big Five arena they sum of $250, ing move thre S5, made four The ones taking > | scheduled fifty-d tficial incidents happeni period ot aining both the hookmakers, es. cured re requires five reels to Carpenticr is shown on m beloved France wlerful demon, tior by his American and lis mainder of the and BRICKLEY RECEIV shift to Atlan ey, the greatest American ring his sparring stunts. Larry the brant of the Northwestern University Seeks For- Cambridge, n the through aining Star at Grid Coach. Chicago, Jan. 5.—Charles Brickley, former Harvard University footballl f has been offered the position of head football coach at Northwestern University, it was learned today. Brickley is said to have indicated to the Purple officials that he would ac- cept the place if proper inducements were made, rd football te: hore here on Nov. 4. “Dlack ¢ Knockout of the big battle one of the best The picture w direction of G. the miracle man pro- | L. Quimby. Tt shows arly, and the superic Dartmouth; Princeton; New Haven. Fresh egg: 9c. Rtussell Bros.—advt. Nov. 18, Brown; New Orleans Dist, Atty. Resumes Fight Against Bookmakers La., card at Grounds yesterday was the technical ven bookmakers and the this arrest o op the Attorney that the district attorney alleged hookmakers and ants did not know of the action until after the final race of the day, when cere notified to report | sheriff's office and give an meeting. Schedules Southern Nov. 4, Completing Card. Mass., University of Florida was announced erday as the opponent of the Har- the Stadium Filling of this date completes the Crimson schedule. The games follow, all but that with Yale being played her Sept. 30, Middlebury; Oct. 7, Holy Cross; 14, Bowdoin; 21, Center; 28, Florida; Yale at am e: 4, at Jan, the perating race bond Just what the result of this action by the district attorr the remaining fort y will have on even days of the ) not known, but it is not believed that the | racing will be interrupted. when similar steps were taken against injunction : raining the district attor- ney and state officials from interfer- ing with the laying of under this injunction the bookmakers continued to operate through the re- Many of the suits instituted by the district at- torney last year are still awaiting trial meeting wagers, HARVARD TO PLAY FLORIDA. University Jan. 25, TRACK GAMBLERS ince Warl s BF IN TROUBLE 5.—An Far | on meeting at The warrants for the vere fssued on information furnished Marr's office, 1 Kk the resumption of the fight made last track their assist- the the to in is Last year was and —The NEALE CLAIMS HEAD LINESMAN ERRED Washington and Jefferson Mentor Al- leges Team Was Robbed of a Touchdown by Huehel's Decision L.os Angeles, Jan, b.—A charge that |Washington and Jefferson's foothall team was robbed of a touchdown in its scoreless game against the Univer- sity of California at Pasadena Monday has been voleed here by Earle Neale, W. and J. coach. Neale declared that H. H. Huebel, San I'rancisco, who was head lines- man, should not have called Stein, W. and J. star offside on a play from which Brenkert W, and J. back car- ried the ball across the California line. Other officlals do not agree with {Neale however and say that Huebel blew his horn, which called the off- side, even before Brenkert had reach- ed the line of scrimmage in his suc- cessful dash for the goal. U'nder the rules the ball could not be brought back until the play was completed. Huebel is president of the Pacific coast football association. MAY AMEND LAW Assemblyman Brundage Plans to Offer Measure That Will Allow Clubs Use of Armories. Albany, N. Y., Jan. 5.—Legislation designed to provide for professiona; boxing in state armorles: probably will be submitted to the present session of the New York legisiature, it was an- nounced last night by Assemblyman Arthur E. Brundage, republican, of |Orange. He has under considera- tion an amendment to the present law whereby the state athletic com- mission would be compelled to license clubs dgsiring to stage bouts in armories after they have met the re- quirements of the licensing provisions of the law. Mr. Brundage had charge of the bill reorganizing the commis- sion a year ago. Assemblyman Brundage |he believed boxing should be per- mitted in state armories. He added that in some of the up-state cities there are no suitable places in which to put on boxing bouts other than in the armorie for said that 11, HUGHES COACH SOX. nerican title holder, n said of the one and he nehman had in ond round, when 1l smash, Carp's 4 | crashed against | he movement of the I3 ht that he was r a moment, hut | inflicted a heavy pun- | his adversary. The| 5.—Colby, Holy Cros: Vermont, Brown and ! for the f time | University foot- yesterday. | = Oct. ; 14, Uni- 21, ; 28, Brown, | Dartmouth te; 18, Ne Durham; 2 ‘at Woree Nov. 4, open ¢ at 5 ord. of home games is due Russell Bros. | These | all-around | petition. athlete. All his children are athletic. i signia of the New York Athletic Club. Air't It A Grand And Glorious Feeling ? WA Champ’s Champ Family are the children of Joe Ruddy, once a nationally known He acquired over 1000 prizes in sport com- Left to right, Joe, Jr., 11; | Mary, 9; Ray, 8; Don, 5, and Dot, 3. They are wearing the in- | | WHEN_ You | ¢ ARRIVE HOME | 7, FROM WORK — | FIND BREAKFAST | DISHES STILL ON THE TABLE- NO DINNER N PROCESS — MOTHER Sick IN BED AND You FRANTICALLY START JUGGLING PoTs AND PANS AND WASRKING DIRTY DISHES Chicago, Jan. 5.—"Long Tom Hugfies for years a major league pitcher is being considered for the position of team coach of the Chicago White Sox. Manager Kid Gleason needs an assistant to aid in develop- ing recruits and favors Hughes for the job. Gleason was team coach under Managers Jimmy Callahan and lar- ence Rowland before being made manager. GROH SIG S CONTRACT New York, Jan. Heinie Groh, one of the best infielders in major league baseball, signed a contract yes- terday for the seasons of 1922 and 1923 to play third base for the New York Giants or any other position the |g00d John McGraw may see fit to des- ignate. The good John himself made this announcement yesterday at the Giants headquarters, where he and Heine held a brief conference and then proceeded to ‘“sign the papers.” TRAINING CAMP Manager Cobb in Augusta, Completeing Arrangements TIGE] Ga., Detroit, Jan. 5.—The Detroit Amer- fcan league club probably will train this'year at Augusta, Ga., according to Frank J. Navin, president of the or- ganization. Manager Ty Cobb now is in Augusta seeking to arrange for housing facilities. Augusta was chosen some time ago but the hotel in which the Tigers ex- pected to stop was burned. DINNER AW HURRY UP ANN = I'M STARVED - AND WHEN You SINK YouR WEARY BoDY IN THe BED You. BAWL AND BAWL AT THE DismAL PROSPECT OF p THE MORROW son, of ( 1 sports are in full swing ficago, who Ear] Pe Lake Placid, N. Y. to lower her of Plattsburg, expec Imei, record by his leap, made | e expects to make it ten or twelve. IF THE NEXT MORNING YoU ARE AROUSED, BY A DELICIOUS AROMA FRoM THE KITCHEN AND YoU DRESS AND DASH To THE KITCHEN AND THERE 1S MOTHER ! WELL AND HAPPY - HER FLAPJACK TURNER A3 A BAToN CONDUCTING THE MOST DELIGHTFUL CONCERT WHILE THE PERCOLATOR AND SI1ZZLING BACON CAROL A MOST HARMONIOUS DUET - ?/fim &z RD BATTERY QUINTET — BOWLING RESULTS ON LOCAL ALLEYS — COACH NEALE OF W. & J. ALLEGES OFFICIAL ERRED IN PENAI'ZING CAPT. STEIN — MAJOR LEAGUES TO OPEN SEASON APRIL 2 — BOOKMAKERS ARRESTED S— SURPRISE SPRUNG BY LOCAL TEAM Hardware City Five Downs Bran- ford Battery 85 to 33 The Hardware City Five sprung the surprise of the season last night at Branford, when the crack Branford Battery quintet was downed in a speedy contest 35 to It was the first defeat of the season for the team headed by “Hap" Harmon, the former Wesleyan star. A crowd that jammed the armory witnessed the fray, and time and again, the uproar of excite- ment shook the structure. Teamed with Harmon, was Merritt Taylor, the former New Britain High school star, Another noteworthy in the Branford lineup was I'rank McGowan, the base- ball player who was recently pur- chased by Connie Mack from the New- ark elub of the International league. Angelo, last year with the New Haven Kaceys, was also in the Branford line- up. First Defeat for Branford The Battery team has been traveling along at a rapid clip this season, de- feating all opponents with ease. After learning of the walloping the locals sustained at the hands of the All- Collegians on Tuesday night, no thought of a defeat was entertained by the Branford team or its followers. The Hardware City F'ive passed the ball in a manner that was pretty to watch. Tedder Kilduff and Bill K Wal- thers were all over the floor, and their work stood out in prominence. The defensive play of Larson and Jack Pelletier was excellent. Pelletier held the great Taylor to one field basket in each half. Harmon always a big scor- er, had his troubles with Chief Lar- son, resulting in the ex-collegian reg- istering but four goals. Larson in turn dropped in three for the locals. Harry Ginsberg at center, did a good night's job, getting one field goal, and his defensive play proved a thorn in the side of the Branford five. Good Work by Walthers New Britain jumped into the lead at the start, when Walthers scored two neat field goals. The locals were never headed. Kilduff scored 7 field goals and one foul, his work attracting the plaudits of the crowd. In the last two minutes of play, Branford tried the score when McGowan Jocated the draperies, but a fine shot from the side by Bill Walthers clinched the victory for New Britain. The summary: H. C. F. Kilduff Branford Battery Harmon AND YoUR FATHER BROTHERS CLAMOR ISN'T GoING To BE A Success ‘Walthers Ginsberg Larson Pelletier ‘Left ‘Guard Scoret Hardware City TFive 35; Branford Battery 33; field goals, Kil- duff 7, Walthers 5, Ginsberg 1, Lar- son 3, Pelletier 1, Harmon 4, Taylor 2, Clancy 1, Angelo 1, McGowan 4; foul goals, lduff 1, Harmon 4. More Games Booked The Hardware City Five will play the Middletown Y. M. C. A, team here next Tuesday night. On January 10 the crack Holyoke, Mass. team will be the attraction at the State Armory. Best butter 51c Ib. 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