New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1922, Page 8

NEW ERITAIN KACEYS HAVE AN EXCELLENT CHANCE TO WIN STATE LEAGUE TITLE, AFTER NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 1022, GREAT VICTORY OVER MANCHESTER — HARTFORD HIGH SWAMPS LOCALS — GIANTS START ON TRAIL THAT LEADS TO POLO CROUNDS~—TWO - MAN TEAMS TO COMPETE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP DUSTY LEAGUERS PERFORM ONALLEYS Good Scores Feature Last ngh Baltles«Other Scores rosults of the games In New Dritain Industrial league at Itogers’ Alleys and the scores of games at the Casino alleys last night are as follows: INDUSTRIAL The the LEAGUE P. & F. Corbins . 110 106 83 81 82 89 ]l') 99 86 96 476 Corbin Serew 91 105 5 88 Patrus 08— 8 Newton T.ong ... Happeney Frisk ..... Cazaik Sanderson Carlson Miller . Griswold Heinzman | Blanchard 9 8 196 168 275 ; 105 93 448 460 Stanley Rule 110 92 95 105 99 501 N. B, Machine 97 125 92 94 454—1362 88— 99— 98— 86— 281 92— 276 463—1445 282 288 308 Supernant . T. Wright ... 88— 101— 87— 83— 134— 270 320 276 264 358 Goodell yowsanve 97 Lofgren wwvens 87 Foote ..awnean 125 493—1488 287 272 279 101— 81— 80— 104— 288 90— 173 —_— 92 456—1391 273 268 283 267 2176 92 98 93 80 89 454 452 Landers 101 114 115 95 87— 86— 107— 83— 98— 461—1367 N Borleowski nv... 94 Wolek | 84 Kiley .. Stedman ... Josephson .. sene 90 104 99 101 122 516 Hine 108 68 97 87 87 88— 90— 86— 84— 116— 463—1494 299 308 300 280 327 Vollhardt Wright .. A. Anderson 'Schmalz Thompson 104— 97— 2 97— 305 74 273 2569 280 Heath A M. Cusack Walker . ... McDonough 86— 447 Stanley Works 100 91 108 477—1391 335 268 292 301 117— 318 511—1514 Molyneux Bertini Elljott .. Anderson Fredie W. Johnson . Burke . Hart ..... Quink . ‘Wilcox 99 99 02 89 92 471 103— 80— 93— 82— 113— 470—1422 285 272 259 201 316 451 HART & HUTCHINSON. Fxperimental Dept. H. Anderson :.. 78 L. O'Neil . 72 R. Cauzel . 70 C. Merwin .... 73 Scheidler T8=—= 87— 86— 223 81— 236 82— 2 228 148 29 fi.fl 415—1186 03— 83— 84 86— 78— 423—1183 [ERTRTRTRTY 3 . ER gt e 50— 263 A 72— C. Jehnson J. Beckvar Baracy Guala Terndt Walther Cowles . Dykens ...... 416 \fl' Mach. Dept. 76 84 82 67 02 05 83 82 Delowrey Battey 5 E. Emerson .. Josephson J. Emerson 418 419 Box m pt. ".'TQ 244 33 Thomson Cozy . Maison O'Vrien Johnson - | Ma Gnffith Thomson Southard Laveagter 407 417 Printing Dept. Majaniey FHultquisd Horn 2 O'Canncil - 283 " ments for the league DUCKPIN LEAGUE PREPARING TO OPEN | Fourteen Two-Man Teams Will Con- . test Tor Supremacy During April, I May and June—Prizes $1,100, Tentative arrangements were made this week fdr the opening of the Con- necticut Duckpin tourney, which will open soon, at a meeting held at New Haven. The plans call for a two-man team. The league will get under way during the first week in April, and will continue through the months of May and June. The entries have been limited to 14 teams, as follow: New Britain 2, Hartford 2, New Haven 3, Waterbury 2, Bridgeport 2, Bristol 1, Meriden 1 and Wallingford 1. The prize money put up amoupts to 400. At a meeting to be held next londay at Waterbury, final arrange- will be con- summated. PILKINGTON LOSES Charley is on Short End of Bout With Tommy Leahy at Worcester Last Night. Worcester, Mass., ten rounds of hard battling at the Worcester A. C. in that city last night Tommy Leahy, champion of Worces- ter county and prime favorite with the Worcester fans, was awarded the decision over Charley Pilkington of Meriden, 1t was Pilkington's first bout in some time and he seemed over- anxious to gain the verdict. In the secoid round he crashed over a hard right which spun Leahy around and dropped him to one knee. It was partly a slip, and T.cahy was up with- out taking a count. Plikington, primarily a boxer, es- sayed to make a tearing fight of it and set a diz pace. Leahy took advantage of Pilkington's over-anxie- ty and beat him at his own game, outboxing the Silver City scrapper. March 25.—After TO GET LETTERS. Worcester, Mass., March 25.- Ten members of the Holy Cross baskethall squad will receive letters, sweater and gold basketballs at a banquet, Which wil be tendered the squad on Tues- day night. The letter men for the past season nre: Capt. MclLaughlin, Walsh, Carroll, Voorhees, Horan, Riopel, Whiby, McQueeney, Steffins, and Manager C. K. Murphy. '‘harles J. Scanlon, '23, of Patterson, N. J., has been elected manager for the season of 1922-23. A captain will he elected at the banquet. Bill Horan, left guard and baseball star, is the only Junior and is the most likely candidate for the honor. HARVARD NINE Coach Puts P Through Lengthy Outdoor Practice. N DRILL. ers First Cambridge, Mass., March ~The first lengthy outdoor practice of the Harvard baseball team took place terday afternoon on Soldiers’ Tield. Coach Slattery called a halt after the vers had an hour of fielding and batting pragsice. MOVE, Cincinnati, March 25.—The ('incin- nati club moved over {o Oklahoma City today for Saturday and Sunday games. Yesterday's defeat at the hands of ¥ort Worth by the smallest possible score, which was due to the inability of Cincinnati batsmen to solve the delivery of Jake Atz's pitch- ers, was the first shutout of the sea- son for the Reds, who have played ten games to date. UNIVERSAL CLUB. Alum Wase, 89 8 Schnaidt | William Snider Davis . siefel 101 429 420 Sad Jron. Hoodge .. Vito Goodison Crowley Radil Cooper Holcomb Kelsey Hartney Carnegie 70 | 91 84 82 | 413 420 Vacuums, 79 88 LE) Eckweitzel Gazzo Dalson Olson Prior 447 ‘Wash Machines. Jr. S8 6 82 8 a1 | Cooper, Lynch Holmberg Fimer . | Needham “ | man, | Oshorne ! Spooner Garcia son 215 | | | Dummy 403 438 Hardware. X1 2 an s 86 N 51 83 T4 a4 81 80 Hn\\:- 4401318 | i | feated by the Beaumont | team gt L double “NEW BRITAIN KACEYS DFFEAT MANCHESTEK; ARE NOW IN RUNNING FOR STATE LEAGUE TITLE Sheeh a Man Hickey, advisor; cente Back row:—Murphy tella, captain, centel guard; Mangan, manager: Dudack f¢ d Kildufr, forward withe Hartford he ‘Kaceys ague. The lo- defeating New Haven in that ‘ihursday night, will cop the title. So far team has n, mascot; The New Britain Kaceys playing in the greatest form of the n, last night defeated the heretofore invinei- | management's lookout and not an af- ble Manchester team on its home | fair of anyone An cifort court, 51 to The defeat of nu|.n.m. by M 4h to put Silk Town quintet was a hard blow | back in the game in 1% second to the rooters of the team, and as an|but after Manager Mangan ted | the locals. alibi a number of claims of hard luck [that the locals would he entitled to| Tonight the Kac have been advanced. However, those |the vietory if this was done, Manager|the Arch street armory court, for a from New Britain who witnessed the | Quish demurred against this andAhen [gawe with the Hartford Kacoys. game, are satistisd that the best team | Larry insisted on his rights. | tar this scason, the Hartford team has won last night, and that it would have | Reynolds came up from | the edge on the locals in games won. taken'a much better team than Ma nd he turned in a whale|A victory tonight will place the teams chester ever was, to have copped getting 8 fiold goals. Jghn-|on an cren Dasis. It is only an ex- victory. i registercd 17 points from | hibition game, but both quint-ts are Taking the lead the first| the 15 foot linc. Johnny Keating. who|anxious for a victory. Manager Man- half, the locals headed, [ recently joined the team, earned the|gan will probably use the same lineup and as the, g progressed, the!eve ng thanks of the New Britain | that defested Manchester Jast night. | Hardware City boys piled up points in | rooters by the fant manner infIn the preliminary game, the Tigers| rapid fashion, making the Victory a|which he played. Jack was all over|will play the Pirates. Dick Dillon will | cineh long before the whistle ended|thes floor, and the celebrated IVit ‘ree, and dancing will follow the the fray. Manchester lost the xn\ux\"wr’)ll -Shechan dgp had a Kard night | game. The Hartford team will be| of Jerry Way, in the first half, when|of it getting startéd, Captain Restella | withont the service Pilly Dy he was sent out of the land Tedder Kilduff played the game|who heen ondered to keep out of mitting four personal of their lives. helties for a time, on advice of a Angeli and Madden were The victor physician The Manchester team was nol very|lo strong in substitutes, but that was the | fo cals by on even terms IMay m City not heaten vys will be back.on Tommy New York, |or a [ny Sheen carly in nis were never 2 " of battle for com- fouls. lLater | slighly hurt. | i last night places the sufliciently to the peopie of that eity, it is indicated, to make the gate re- | eeipts at all attractive, and it is po dered Tin Shower Pk The jingle of the tin can is re- Ghanps Le:s San An fonio-- Yanks Release Severai Players sounding at the Yankee camp at Now Orleans. Glenn Killinger, D. Griggshy, York hes PULLEYN ELECTE ight Guard of 1921 tet to Lead 19 D CAPTAIN. Columt § R a Qu 1, New York, March Rohert Pul leyn, right guard on the Columbia basketball team for the last (wo sea- sons and the third highest individual scorer of the' Intercollegi ball league for 1921, tain of the five ing of the squad vester He began playing Horace Mann , where he a name for him an all-around athicte, and at Columbia he hag varn- ed his letter in foothall, hasebull and basketball. He is a member of Delta Kappa Ipsilon. Gomez Wilson, usel, Rernie [ Cnip and Camp have been | to the gue clubs, Killinger, the Penn tate foothall with a string attached, to Jersey City International league | team. If he improves is cxpected Ihe il play 2 retnrn engagement in I the big show. Skinne released minor e 1 1t @ meet- \ March 2h—Glant root {55 here i to perk up today when !y, learned their favorite National team had hroken camp at Stn Tex., and had started on the ling to the Folo Grounds. | Dodgers Win parting legacy o San o gy preparation for today's game wowalloped | ity the Yanks the rooklyn team team by 4 faok i fall ‘ont.of the Mobile Southern lnssociation ageregatlon yesterday. year that the| vioet of the rookies got a chance to game 1o their | Alamo cit ""px!fur.n in some ity but they m‘l.n.!v» condition for the 1ong sCa- ) ent punning up the score, which at at the h n»l“ Americans. Rtoche: balii does not appe "'.m. fini ¥ HEw S baskethall — at ROC made | league Antonio, { tong trail le | As their Anfonio, | that city's T TIGERS, score of 4 to e o Rochester | I'his m¢ ¥ | Giants will go to BRONCHOS F March The have one five deteats the la Detroit, i Internation: credit after of the Detroit o this season | ALDRICH TO HELP TAD JONES AT YALE | | | | | Captain of Last Year's Eleven Has Been Engaged to Assist in Conche Football Men, | New Taven, March Malcolm | 1 Aldrich of 1Al River, Mass, cap- [ tain of last year's Yale football team, | Wil return next fall as an assistant to | Tlead Coneh Tad Jones, it was #n nouneed Iast night, Aldrich s to [ graduate in June, He will wind up [ his undergraduate athletic activitios [ s captain of this year's baseball team, [ having had the unusual honor of Ve- |ing football and haseball captain in | his senfor year, The return of will revive a Yale | abandoned seve is the holder of | Prown memorial | is awarded to the [the most popular and athlete, ¢ STEAM ROLLERS WlN | Aldrich a8 a coach | cars ago, Aldrich the rancis Gordon scholarship, Yale man ranked as most worthy Great Comeback in Second Half Brings a Victory Over the Panthses at Boys' Club, the the The defeated game "at to 20, The Steam Rollers Comets in a baskethull Joys' Club last night, 2 {winners came through with a great spurt in the second half, thereby gar- nering the victory. At the end of the first half the Panthers led 11 to S, Meckler-and Cohen played well for the Steam Rollers, while Mieczkow- ski was the chief scorer for the PantHers. The summary: steam Rolfers Cohen Panthers I{Ight l un\m«l Iolitis Micczkowski l‘m W Kindelan Meckler (¢ .|]1lv) Berkowitz Aroson “inkelstein Corrin® lLeft Guard Goals from floor, Cohen 6, Politis 1, Meckler 4, Kinkelstein 2, Belsor 4, Mieczlcowski 4, Aroson 1; goals from 26, foul, Mieczkow score, Steam Itollers 26, Panthe Referce, A. €. Brunnelle; timekeeper, Gregory. Andy C hanev ngm For Bout With Kaplan Hartford, March, 25.—Andy Chaney the crack featherweight under the management of Eddie Meade, signed articles here today for a match with Louis “Kid” Kaplan of Meriden. The Annex Athletic club of Hart- ford is the sponsor for the hout. No date was set for the bout, as | KKaplan's manager has yot to agree to the terms. Tt is expected, however, that the necessary approval will be forthcoming. Chaney is considered as one of the Jeading featherweights in the game jand holds newspaper decisions over | Johnny XKilbane, champion. He has dofeated practically all the leading featherweights in the game. LINOW TONDOS BEAT Greek Grappler Bests Chi Mat at \\"In(l_\ City Chicago, March Jim Londos, eek heavyweight wrestler of New York, defeated Ivan Linow of Chicago in the eleventh round of their sched- uled fifteen round bout here . last night. londos threw his opponent with a double wrist lock. Linow sprained his ! wrist in the 'ast round, It was the second meeting of the men, the previous match having re- sulted in a draw after six rounds. William Demetral of Chicago de- feated Giovanni M. °n of New in the fifth round of their scheduled ten round match, ago Man on custom which was | which | York | B HARTFORD HIGH SWAMPS X.B. 1. . Capital City Quintet Holds Locals Withont Scoring a Field Goal The Hartford High school bhaskets ball team, easily defeated the New Britain High quintet on the local coupt yesterday afternoon, 84 to 8. The locals id not register a field goal in the entire game, ull the points scored being by P'aul Le Har from the foul line, oltz. Shines, Duteh lischoltz was the star of the game from a Hartford standpoint, get- ting seven field goals, At the outset New Britain took a slight lead, due to |fouls. But when the Capital Cltyitea [got started, there was little to it. Bad Season For Locals, contest hrought to a close a most successful season for the Hart- ford team, and a most discouraging lone for the locals, ‘The summary: H. H. Bennett . . The B. B, la Har 4 Murphy . Landino Left forw McCabe, Center Cohen, Icholtz Wilson Van Orden Dunn Mahoney Right guard Baron . Wilson, Weir lLeft guar: Score: Hartford High school 34, New Britain High school §; goals from the floor, Kscholtz 7, Murphy 1, Dunn 3, Baron 1, Cohen 1; goals from fouls, Tischoltz 6, l.a Har 8§, Baron 2, Referee, Dick Dillon, DEMPSEY SUED AGAIN Vaudeville Man Brings $100,000 Ac- | tion Against Champion for Alleged Breach of Contract los Angeles, March 25.-—Jack Dempsey, heavyweight hoxing cham- pion of the world, w sned for $100,- | 000 here yesterday by Alexander Pan- tages, proprietor of a chain of vaude- ville theaters, who alleged breach of contract for utage appearances. Panta declared that Dempsey, after fllling an engagement {n ).os Angeles, refused to cgntinue his tour, which was to have been for twenty weeks more, but left for the Kast, and | in Boston appeared at a rival theater. He asked $80,000 as the profits he said he would have received had Dempsey fulfilled his alleged contract, and $40,000 as publieity which he de- clared the champion’s appearance at his theaters would have produced. ‘R St. Louls, March 24.--Willie Hoppe former 18.2 balkline billiard cham- pion today left for Chicago after fin- ishing training here for ‘his match gainst Jake Nchaefer, champion, at Chicago next Monday in which Hoppe wil try to regain the title which he held for 18 years. e Does Desire For wealth rule your every- day life, govern all your actions? GEORGE ARLISS The Ruling Passion at FOX’S Mon.—Tues.—Wed. Of Next Week Iriday and won e o th lAnd Then S,_A‘ Tocm Up Gfsi Bine wi make more and Haney best effort | outbatted Detroit to 2, while 1 hlows well only major lcagnuer o than one nit.. Woodall hit doubles and Hellman's was a triple. thered LET. ME You ABOUT SWELL GAME \ PLAYED ToDAY \ = 1 T E ' | A THING You' D Like HAVE DEAR CARDS WIN. The second At Houston end ollowing i hase s de- | leaguie veteran irm, © and who s ill, | LANDIS SEV N Lonis ieams reh 25 st t and hedule Tex., today, camp al Orange, Judge Landis, 8t Lou Nationa have games Iveston, breaking storday, ball comm fi T when sioner, Texas o 3. Willilam Doak, , who h E Lavan, left at Orange, pitche SOTE John were MAN DIED, Jack” Me fortune by | plunging | dead tn TUR York, March 2i. Guinnes, who amassed some of the most known to the racetrack, his Brooklyn home McGuinnes, who Brooklyn 53 years ago, was g game for Mmany vears ling health cansed him fo s ring of winniy horses New il ring les | born in | n o the | hefore | 11 his was TIRMS Do You Twink HERMAN ACCEPTS I he Her- | New York, March through his manager, Dan Mc- | has accepted the $15 guarantes offered by Match Jimmy Kelly of the tink Sporting club a fifteen-roun st with neent (Pepper) Martin, it was an- nounced yesterday., As 1 Rink c¢lab the | ARS You [ “harey i) | AR ? / / mu Do . NOow ! 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