New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1923, Page 9

OLD OXFORD’S CREW Helln, New York, 1s Stoks; Ko of Newport at No. 4 London, March 20,~(By Assoclat- ®d Press,)—Old rowing fans who watch the Oxford and Cambridge crews o ing. up and down the, Thames every day ia pre| tfon for Baturday's race, says that W. P, Mel- len, the 20 year old New Yorker, i8] the best stroke Oxford has had since the war, They also speak highly of the dark blue crew that Mellen leads, & crew that contains sne other Amer- Jean, Keith Kane, ot Newport, R, I, &t No, 4. & Not since before the war has Ox- ford trlumphed in the varsity race, W. P. MELLEN. B e but.this year her followers are more hopeful than before. And much of their hope is pinneé on Mellen, He weighs only 1562 pounds and has never before been I a, varsity, boat, but his rise is sure as it was fast. Kane on the other hand is a vet- eran varsity oarsman. He was a star at Harvard both upon the water and on the gridiron and his place in Ox- Jford's crew seemed wssured when he matriculated last fall. Put with Mellen, two years younger than Kane, much lighter and less ex- perienced it was different. He was at Oxford last year fresh from Mddlesex sehood, Mass. - At Middlesex his oar was eighth. As a newcomer at Ox- ford he rowed.in thy ehell of his col- lege taking part in the winter torpids and the Henley regatta alst spring. * But the -chief coaches had their eyes upon him and soon after he Jjoined the varsity this vear, he dis- placed. the English student who stroked Oxford in 1922. Nickalls In Boat. At No. 7 Oxford boat js G. G. Nick- alls, son of the Nickalls i‘ho two years ago tutored the famous Yale crew that won a magnificent, unéxpected vietory over Harvard. The family has fong been famous 1. Fnglish rowing history. One of the things that Ox- ford enthusiasts think has finally op- ened the way for an Oxford triumph s the retirement of Hartley, the great #Cambridge ocarsman, who stroked three crews to victory. 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Cowles, Kensington, The West Main Market | that for a hike along the mountain McTIGUE GETS OFFER Rickard Gets Option on Him and May Stage Bout With Carpentier n This Country in June, New York, March 20.~Mike Me- Tigue, Irish-American boxer, who won the world's Ifght heavyweight cham- plonship Saturday in Dublin by de- feating Battling Sikl, probably will de- fend his newly-won laurels against Georges Carpentier, after an an- nouncement by “Tex" Rickard that he had obtained an option on McTigue's services, The promoters' optlon was secured through MecTigue's manager, Joe Jacobs, who Is now in this country, Negotiations would be started at once, Rickard sald, to bring 8iki's conquer- cr and Carpentier tugether this sum- mer, He plans to stage the contest in Boyle's Thirty Acres, Jersey City, or the Yankee stadium, probably in June, . ROBINS MAKE IT THREE STRAIGHT OVER WASH (Continued from precceding page). with a good deal of stuff. Frankj Chance expects to resume the exhibition games today between Regulars and Yanigans as a consid- erable rise in temperature is prom- ised. Bill McKechnie took his Pirates to the playing field for a few minutes' limbering up, but soon abandoned paths. The chief has set Thursday for his first practice game. Wants to Work With Neale, Cincinnati, March 20.—Ed Roush, holdout outfielder of the Cincinnati Nationals, has asked permission to practice with the Bellevue (Ky.) club of the K. 1. O. league. Rickard Wants Dempsey To Serve as Referee New York, March 20.—An unusual galaxy of past and present luminaries in"heavyweight ranks promige to fig- ure in the charity boxiflg show at the | Yankee Stadium on May 12, whére| three of the leading title eontenders— Jess Willard, Floyd Johnson and Luis Ange! Firpo—are scheduled as com- batants., Promoter Tex Rickards an-| nounces he had asked Jack Dempsey, present heavyweight king, to referee the Willard-Johnson match, and Jim Jeftries and Jim Corbett, both former titleholders, to act as judges. If they accept, their appointment must be sanctioned by the New York Statel| Athletic commission. Columbl; Businessmen | Want to Buy Ball Club | .Columbus, O., March 20.—Purchase | of the Columbus American association baseball club by a number of Colum- bus businessmen is being negotiated, it became known today. C. M. Crum,| répresenting local capital,/is said to have visited Chicago recently, cone ferring with George T. Rurns, the club president and representative of Thom- | as E. Wilson, owner of approximately | 80 per cent of the club stock. 1 .Wait for Your ‘Closing-0 I have taken over Sale quickly, so as ti business the ideas store. and Furnishings at " Announcement - terest in this “business and will begin on FRIDAY, Going Out-of-Business Sale of all the merchandise on hand, includ- ing all the new Spring Clothing, to- gether with the new furnishing goods and Boys’ Clothing, just installed. It is m)-" desire to discontinue' this gained through my seventeen years as- sociation with the John Wanamaker We will reopen, after the sale, with an entirely new policy — with new goods, new ideas and the management NEW BRITAIN WINS OVER MERIDENITES Cupe Earle Pont Sohnaldt Telch .. ckson Rawlings STANLEY WORKS SHIPPING Hyland .. Barch . Lueback . Templeton . Btella ., Bchroedel Frushillo Elllott . Wayman Atanloy Ruplin Low M Wilcox ... Frank . Jennie ... Potash Doyle Cabby ... 84~ 267 86— 278 80 253 79— 154 Rodin . Bicky . Dummy ., Bjorkiund . 329 33 Dead Heads. Sheridang ... McDonaid Pinkerton . Shusler .. Foul by DeFoe Gives Bout N . To Jimmy Cooney in Lowell Lowell, March 20.—Billy DeFoe, one of the leading 130 pound battlers in the ring, saved himself from a sure beating last night by deliberately fouling Jimmy Cooney, of Holyoke, in the fifth round of what was scheduled as a 10 vounder. DeFoe was disquali- ‘ Villa Wins From Montreal Joe Moore Takes Skating Title, Making Clean Sweep New York, March 20.-—Joe Moore won the metropolitan indoor spoed skating ehamplionship last night at the 181st Street Ice palace, and in doing 50 made a clean sweep of every event on the program, which s belleved to be a record in competition for a tike, The champion won the three races, 440 yards, one mile and two mijes, in the third and final installment of the weéekly races and finished the series with a point seore of 150, ' Paul ¥orsman of Island and Bobby Hearn of the Milirose A, A, were tied for second, with 40, and West Becker, last year's ehampion, finished in an. other tie, with Bam Goldberg and Ray Schwanekamp, with 20 points, [ On Points in Eight Rounds Philadelphia, March 20,—Pancho Villa, Filipine fiyweight who recently lost the American title to Frankie Genero, outpeinted - Young Montreal of Providence In the eight round windup at the arena last night, The Filipino won six of the eight rounds. Villa showed to good advantage all the way, his fifst punch in the open. ing round, a right o the jaw, appear. ing to' take all the fight out of Mon- treal, Montreal, with more than an eight pound advantage, appeared afrald of Villa's punches and kept at a distance.| Americans suffercd a severe setback| gecret: fied by Referee Goodman of Boston,|§ after two warnings in earlier rounds. :Gefiaro May Get Bout With Lynch in Madison Garden New York, March 20.—~Frankie Genaro of New York, American fly- weight champion may have a chance to duplicate Johnny Buff's feat of holding two ring titles. Tentative negotiations are under way to match the diminutive East Sider and Joe Lynch of New York, world's bantamweight titleholder, for a 15-round contest at Madison Square Garden, May 4, as a final to the in- door season. 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FAPER Tennis Schedule Is Ito the Brooklyn Doagers, 8 to 7, in NDY SPECIALS llc| 2. $2.26 Fach Guaranteed| 2 Copics of Popu-| Bot $1.29 In the.fourth round the referee told Montreal to get in and make a fight of it, | Announced at Trinity Hartford, March 20,~The Trinity College tennis schedule was an-| nounced as follows: | May 2, Union at Schenectady; 10, Amherst at Amherst; 13, Springfield at Hartford; 15, Yale at New Haven; 22.28 New England at Boston; 25, Woreester Worcester, Intercol)egiates | Tech at FXPECT LOW SCORE Better Wind Conditions Favors Golf- ers at Belleair Today. Belleair Heights, Fla, March 20— With better wind conditions in sight, lower scores were looked for today as participants stalked the tee in the second day's round of the annual Belleair championship. R. A, Stranahan of Toledo and Hugh Hazel of Dallas, Wexas, opened in the Jead by virtue of their 868 yesterday and down _in the second string K. M. Landis, commissioner of baseball, stood with a score of 99, | JOE JUDGE INJURED. Washington, March 20.—In losing yesterday at ‘Washington their exhibition game Clearwater, J'la, the when Joe Judge, first baseman, twist- ed his knee badly in the eighth in ning and had to be carrled from the field, KLAN SIGNAL OF DISTRESS I5 GIVEN BY PROSECUTION Witness Asserts He Has K. K. K, Sccrets and Tells fome in Chi- cago Hearing. Chicago, March 20,~H, K. Ramsey, imperial Kligraff of the Ku Klux Klan, | and Robert E. Shepard, treasurer of the American Unity League, and man- ager of “Tolerance,” a publication op- posed to the klan, were the principal witnesses at a hearing yesterday be- fore the city civil service commission on charges filed against Otto Vollmy, who with Willlam Green was dis- | charged from the city fire department for being a klansman. Mr. Ramsay defined the klan as a “patriotic organization,” and declared a person cannot join unless Ne be- lieves in the Christian religion. ‘Ro- man Catholics and Jews are not pre-| cluded, he said, adding that they pre- cluded themselves, Negroes are pre- cluded because the organization s Caucasian, Mr. Shepard testified the ‘‘Toler- ance” hired several investigators to seek out the klan membership and His investigators had been going to klan mectings since last June, he said, and added that his pubs leation had printed the names of over 5,000 klansmew. Shepard sald he knew the signs, passwords, signal of distress and other secrets of the organization, 4 “Well, give the klan signal of dis~ tress because they are going to need it," Attorney Patrick O'Donnell of the | prosecution sald, | Shepard placed the first finger of his right hand in the center of his forehead and drew it down over the right eye to the center of his right | cheek, he hearing will be resumed | tomorrow, KINSELLA APTER TITLE, New York, March ~—Walter A. Kinsella, of New York, national pro- fessional squash tennis champlion, was a passenger today on the Aquitania bound for Lgndon in the second at- tempt in two years to wrest the world's professional title from George Covey of London, the holder. Kin- sella met defeat last year greatly through fliness. He lost to Covey last May seven sets to three. 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