New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1922, Page 10

PAINTS (NO DAMAGE) IR a7 ¢ yutr et ‘DORAN PICKED T0._ - WINFROM RUSSELL (Continued from Eighth Page.) ‘ Hartford, and again at the training quarters in the Tahs' building, claim he, too, shows marked improvement. Ma! rers have secured for “him eve Jle sparring partner. ¥ Men of s are being stacked Y up aga. ery night, including ‘a avorite who now weig] 3 .00 pounds, but is by 1no means . ot shape for the fistic sgame. Several lighter boys are also ! working out with Mike. Good Ring General. !’ A protege and former sparring ‘partner of ‘Silent Martin, who boxed “in this ®ity several years ago, and who rose almost to the top rung of : the lightweight ladder, Mike has ac- quired many of the traits of that ring . notable. His generalship within the « roped enclosure is one of his most valuable assets. Tha. he is possessed of a wallop in either hand is aitested to by his coterie of sparring pdrtners, veral of whom have been toppled ing the week!s workout. Mike is the type of fighter that gets i~ man on the run from the time his 1ds signal to him that the bell sounded, and continues aiter him “ the referee waves him back to Z'tic corner. He Is ever aggressive, a .'speedy traveler, but an extremely : careful toxer. Both Are Aggressive. These qualities that followers of the ‘d\'mmy claim for him, are also said s to be true of his opponent for next «Monday night. With both boys of :the aggressive type and each regard- ing the other as an obstacle which he must surmount before securing a match with the leaders in the middle division, it can be assumed that a t'llvely battle will resuit. FOSTER JOINS SOX. Third Baseman Denies He Was Hold- ing Out—Perrin Draws Release. Boston, March 10.—Eddie Foster, J third baseman last year, who has been reported as a holdout, was among the eight latest arrivals at the Hot Springs hotel where the Red ¥ 8ox tpday sought to resume training after a day of rain. Foster, denying sthat he was a holdout, said he had “mailed his contract to Boston. Other arrivals at the Red Sox headquarters % included *Shauno” . Collins, George seBurns, Bill Plercy, Otto Roehlke, a grecru.t first sacker from. Chicago, and [} ¥red McGaffey and John Ring, both of Lynn. Jack Perrin, former University of © Michigan outfielder, who played with the Waterbury team of the Eastern JW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIPAY, MARCH 10, 1922, NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF OPPORTUN league last r, has been mailed his unconditional release. He wanted too much money, Secretary . Graver said. GREEN FRESHMEN REPORT. Coach Hazélton Calls Out Yo’urllng Baseball Piayers. Hanover, N. H., March 10.—In spite of. the fact that snow stands nearly two feet deep on Memorial Field and appearances indicate that the melt here will be long delayed, Coach Sid Hazleton had a big fresh- man baseball squad report to him yesterday for the first time. The Green coach will work out his charges in the baseball game for the next three weeks. AT T AGAIN. Hei!mann and Cobb Having Race for Batting Honors at Camp. Detroit, March 10.-—A race for un- official batting honors is reported from Augusta, Ga., training camp of the Detroit Américans, between Har- ry Heilmann and Ty Cobb. Cobb, who has beer in camp longer than Heilmann, is leading, two “home runs” Lo one SIX-DAY RACE. New York, March 10.—A series of early morning sprints today failed to shnke the Grenada-McNamara and Brodco-DeDuyter teams from the lead in the six-day bike race at Madison Square Garden, The leaders had cov- ered 1,786 miles and 6 laps at eigit a. m., the end of.the 104th hour. MIDDLETOW TAX. 17 and Three-quarter Mill Rate Is Voted There. Middletown, March 10.—After a heated town meeting last night, a 17% mill tax was laid on the grand levy of 1921, payable next October. The resolution laying that tax rate was passed by a vote of 161 to 65. When the meeting opened a resolu- tion was offered that the tax rate be made 18 mills, it was defeated by a vote of 117 ta 75. The extra quar- ter mill is for paying the interest on the money borrowed for the new trade school building. Phis money will be raised at the next annual meeting. During the discussion, Frank A. Coles offered an amend- ment to the resolution asking that 4 2 mill tax be laid to be paid for the floating indebtedness. The motion was lost by a vote of 109 to 90. The resolution for the adopted tax rate was then carried. Eagle Milk, 3 cans §0c--Russell Bros. —advt That Berlin Water Shortage Some Amiericans laughed when they read about the water shortage that followed the Berlin water works strike. “Plenty to drink with the breweries running over there,” they said. But here you sce the Germans crowding to one of the few places where they could get drinking water. —— FIRE SALE ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 11th —SMASHING BARGAINS— ITY TO BUY SUCH HIGH GRADE GOODS AT SUCH — RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES — IT’S A BAD FIRE THAT DOES NO ONE GOOD VARNISHES (SLIGHT DAMAGE) AND OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW STOCK OF SNAPPY WALL PAPERS FOR 1922 WE WILL QUOTE NO PRICES, AS THE PAINT TRADE WOULD CLEAN US OUT IN SHORT ORDER — OF COURSE ! THIS IS A CASH SALE — I'he Cub’s Mascot ¥ane Killifer is the pet of the Chicago Na Catalina Island. Her daddy is Bill Killifer, manager of the team. If you don’t think.he’s proud of her, look at this picture. .S‘a/e 7/2% for INFANTS ad INVALIDS ‘o ¥Y Avoid Imitations ForInfants, Invalidsand Growing Children | Richmilk, malted grain extract in Powder The Original Food-Drink For All Ages [No Cooking — Nourishing = Digestible * THE AFFAIRS OF JANE I 0} HOLY SMOKES! WHAT ARE YOU STUDYING THAT PSYCHO-ANALYSIS OM, THINK STUFF FOR ? ALLTHE FUN| T CAN HAVE WITH T, ART on to become . mous Springficld Flier. | Identification, which Chief ambitious to make the gr Washington, B win C. Parsons, son of . B. Parsons IFrench aviation service, is going tolto Washington from the Pa of business. Springfield man up as one Speaker Giilett encouraged Par-| sistants. tionals, training at ASK FOR the Original and Substitutes BRUSHES (DAMAGED) THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY 3-5 FRANKLIN SQUARE NEW BRITAIN, CONN. one of JOE EGAN BOXES ncle Sam's best detectives in lh?l Tacoma, Mash., March 10.—Joe This is Ambition of Ted Parsons, Fa- | Department of Justice Bureau of | lgan, Boston middleweight and Gor- Burns is |don McKay of Pocatello, claimant of 1S 38 the coast title boxed a six round draw eatest de- | |here last night. of | tective bureau in the world, outshin- e — Springfield, who gained fame during|ing the noted Scotland Yard. Speaker the World war as an ace with the | Gillett urged MParsons to ma ke q trip| FEX-INDIAN JOINS RED SOX. cific coast| * Hot Springs, Ark, March 10— help William J. Burns round up'and introduced him to Mr. Burns, | Elmer Smith, outfielder, purchased crroks that Uncle Sam wants put ont’\‘lm promptly signed the fnrm(*r; by the Doston Americans from the of hisgns- | Cleveland Americans, has reported at 1w|.Iu- camp here, = s o Art lhmks lt Comes Natural ! - DONT_YOU UNDERSAND FUN! SAY THATS FAR ART, AFTER I'VE MASIERED FROM MY IDEA OF PSYCHO-ANALSS T CAN LL ALL ABOUT THAT'S CAUSE You| [WELL, WHERE DON'T niOw whl| | DOES THE LI FRIEEDS 5] YOU'RE TALKING | [FUN COME NP BY YOUNG HUH - T NEVER SAW A GIRL THAT NEEDED PSYCHO- ANALYSIS TO TELL ALL ABOUT HER' FRIENDS DOINGS OF THE DUFFS She Got His Goat HELEN, I'VE GOT AN INVITATION TO GO To A POKER | DON’T THINK PARTY TOMORROW | MUCH OF YOUR NlGH'& 1517 POKER PARTIES ! 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