New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1922, Page 12

12 LOGALS OUTCLASSED BY HARTFORD K. . Capital City Knights Smother| Mangan's Pets, 41 to 18 The New Britain Kaceys got it put on good and plenty Saturday night,| when the Hartford Kaceys romped | off with a 41 to 18 victory tors won because they displaye a8 classy a brand of baskethall as has been seen on the local court this sea son. The visitors showed team worl, ability to locate the basket, a won derful defensive, such as had not been excelled by any quintet here this | vear., This was mainly the reason that the locals lost, and for no other. While the New I team had a| hard game on Friday night, wnich| may have slowed them up some, still| the work of Tim Cronin, et al, shonld | not be overlooked as heing splendid, such as entitled the team to a victory Big Crowd Sce Rout There was a big crowd on hand to witness the fray. The locals were given a hand when they ran out on fhe court for practice. Hartford was represented by a delegation of root- ers also. Billy Dwyer was with the Capitol City team, thercby giving 1t the full playing strength. Without Dwyer, the Hartford team does not look formidable. “Timmy" Cronin, who can be depended on to turn in a good night's work whenever he starts on a local court, lived up to ex- pectations on Saturday night. Tim had nine free shots from the foul line, resulting in nine points, as he did not miss a single try. Joe Guerra, reg- istered some field goals that were “pipps.” “Smiler” Flynn was delegat- ed to watch Tommy Reynolds, and he did an excellent job. Tommy got but two field goals which is a small night's work for him. Both of these came in the second half. Dwyer shot a pair of fleld goals and I.eonard, Getersloh and Flynn also found the net for scores. Leonard was sent from the game in the second half for four personal fouls. The last one was when he hit against Kilduff, knock- ing that player to the floor. To some it looked as though it was uninten- tional. The visitors held the locals to one fleld goal and three fouls in the first half, while the team from the Capitol City rang up seven field goals and five fouls. Restelli Scores 11 Poings For New Britain, Restelli*was the chief point maker, getting 11 tallies, with three field goals and five fouls. He relieved Johnny Sheehan from tossing fouls, after “‘Snowshoes” dem- onstrated that he was having an off night. The locals scored but six field goals in the entire game. The summary: Hartford New Britain Reynolds Right Forward Cronin, Getersloh....Dudack, Kilduff Left Forward Leonard, Cronin....Restelli, Keating Center .Keating, Guard -Saxe, Sheehan Teft Guard Score—Hartford, 41; 18. Field goals, Guerra, Leonard, 2; Getersloh, Dwyer, ¥lynn, 1; Reynolds, Kilduff, Restelli, 3. Foul goals—Cronin, Restelli, 5; Sheehan, 1. Referee Dick Dillon. Timer—Bertie Sauter. Dwyer . Restelli Flynn .... New Britain, Cronin, 3; Pirate§ Win Fasily The Pirates with three members of the High school quintet in the line- up, swamped the Tigers, 35 to 11. The work of LaHar was brilliant for the winners, the speedy little for- word accounting for seven fleld goals and seven fouls. For the losers, Smith played a hard game and Zeh- rer took many shots at the basket. The summary: Pirates La Hars...... Right Forwar ‘Wojack, Neipp Left Forward McCabe, Wojack Center Tigers Smith . Davis . Cooley BSheehan .. . Grace Welr neees Left Guard Scores — Pirates, 34; Tigers, 11. Field goals—La Har, 7; Sheehan, 2: Wier, 1; Neipp, 2; Wojack, 1; Smith, 2; Davis, 1; Zehrer, 2. Foul goals— La Har, Smith, 1. Referee—Dil- lon. Timer—Sauter. PR — TO RENT — 6 Rooms, modern improve- ments, steam heat, hot water, janitor service, §50 a month. Store with modern front, new building, $100. Garage for repair or“storage purposes, $10 a month. — Inquire — WM. C. RAPHAEL 398 MAIN ST. TO RENT Four tenements at 441 West Main street. 4, 5 and 6 room tenement on North street. L and 7 room apartments with steam’ heat, hot water, janitor service on Main street, corner Elm. For particulars apply to Cohn’s Coal Co. 635 E. MAIN ST. TEL. 681 Or Meal Times Call 2425 A TRIAL ORDER FOR OUR COAL WILL CONVINCE YOU. FOOLISH WIVES It Took Two Years To Make CHISOX BEAT GIANTS Inning Rally Gives American Ninth Leaguers a Victory—Babe Ruth is | slightly Injured. March Chicago, which would rather beat New York at baseball than in population, had a measure of satisfaction at Dallas, Texas, yesterday, when in an exhibi tion game with the Giants, the White Sox punched the ninth inning offer- ings of Hurler Barnes and won § to 7 All of which chagrined John Me- Graw's world champions for they had just recelved some glittering new watch fobs as world series presents | from Commissioner Landis ‘While the Chicagoans were out do- ing the McGrawites, the other New York clubs, Brooklyn and the Yanks, | were engaged In a contest over in New Orleans, The Brooklyn boys won § to 5, due to the excellent hurl- ing of Dazzy" Vance, former Yan- kee, Babe Ruth suffs 1 a slight in- jury to his side while at bat in the rd inning, and retired from the game in the fifth, BOWEN MEMORIAL FOREST Five Hundred Acres Deeded To Yale New York, School Will Be Named After Avia- tor Killed in France. 07 ’ New Haven, Conn., Marck 27--Five hundred acres of land near Mount Holly, Vermont, to be deeded the Yale School of Forestry in April will be called the Bowen Memorial Forest in memory of Lieut. Joseph Brown Bowen, '17 F., an aviator, who was killed in action in France on Septem- ber 7, 1918, It is planned to chisel a suitable commemorative inscription on a large boulder locategl on a hill within the forest, and to surround | this with a plantation of conifers. | The Bowen Memorial IForest will be located on the summit of the Green Mountain range midway between’ Bel- lows Falls and Rutland, Vt. The land is one-third open pasture, and the | remainder partly occupied by spruce | and balsam and partly covered by stands of maple, beech and birch. | Production of spruce will be the aim of the management. The donors have provided a fun®| of $5,000 as an endowment, and an | additional sum for planting the open pasture land. OLD TIME MARKSMAN DFEAD, San Francisco, March 27.—Philo | Jacoby, who won rifle championships | at the Philadelphia Centennial Fxpo- sition in 1876 and at Berlin in 1868, died in a hospital Saturday after a | year's illness. 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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MA | | lans would eable HARTFORD GETS SLOAN the American Lawn Tennis association to fix a date for Fails Make Good the contest Boston Red Sox Roston, Mareh Pltcher Zip" Sloan of Pittshurgh, will re turn to the Hartford club of the Eastern league, from which he came | to the Red Sox, His unsuceessful | :tnl;:;‘pd:-x Illl::l i-(xn)fl‘“in\‘\‘l\w'\..‘:l"l‘:::l'l‘f than 400 institutions have entered $2.000, PHpT llmn\' 'b.hlll i “_H‘n lay teams or individual athletes in saving another (50 fehtoh asaa “4a |the University of Pennsylvania relay JRVIRE S0 000 wi 48 10 curnival to he hetd April 28 and 29, e pi Sloan were retained. Henry | \panager George W, Orton announced Pine, the Cambridge southpaw, re-|(oaay cently released, has signed with the The entry list includes 101 colleges Bay City elub of the Michigun-Ontario f ang universities, 155 High schools, 56 Rain necessitated cancellation of | o baie oy o 80O i mer the Red Hox game scheduled with the |*Ch°°'® and 22 parochlal schools. Pirates yesterday, “Zip" to With BIG ENTRY LIST Tom More Than 400 Institutions Teams to Penn. Relay Meet, Philadelphia, March More to Send SAVED IN HOLD-UP BY CHILD SOCCOLY STARS WELL Dominick Soccoly, winner of the city championship in the pocket bil- lards tourney here last fall, made an auspicious start in the state cham- l‘;f"“l’",‘“’lf°“""""’§‘ Bob Stone's bil-| 4 pandit hent on murdering a victim, ard hall - at . Waterhu Soccoly | ywo youths walked into a phar- cleaned up Mack of Bridgeport, 100| maey on Wilson avenue. Thomas to 70. Tomorrow night he plays Be-| Newman, = proprietor, was serving noit of Hartford, Several admirec I'S‘r[-h“" Murphy, who with his little from Rogers parlors plan to witness| gon had entered a moment_before. the 'mateh, [The youths walked up to Newman and Murphy. “Stick up your hands and be quick Jllm”l it,” said one of the hold-up men Newman complied. Murphy didn’t. Instead he showed signs of battle, One | bandit slugged Murphy. The other's finger tightened on the trigger. Just then the baby boy ran to him and tugged at his coat. “Don't shoot daddy—please don't,” pleaded. The bandit looked “Don’t Shoot Daddy,” he Pleads, and Bandit Desists, Chicago, h ~The pleading of a child Sunday afternoon stopped SHADE AND MITCHELL TONIGHT | Milwaukee, March 27.—Dave Shade of California and Pinkie Mitchell of Milwaukee will meet in a ten round no-decision boxing bout here tonight. It'is Mitchell's first engagement since forced cancellation of his New Year's hout with Benny Leonard, lightweight champion. WANTS TO PLAY IN U, S, Melbourne, Australia, arch The Australasian Tennis sociation | child. has sent a cablegram to the Belgian “All right, sonny, I won't,” he said. Tennis association proposing that the | Murphy handed over $76. Australian and Belgian teams play the | The bandits then went back of the first round in the Davis C‘lup matches | counter, took sixty-four ‘pints of about June 26 in New York. The | whiskey, a quantity of narcotics and cablegram added that if the Belgian|$75 from the cash register. 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