New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1923, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1928, Parfremont won | subcommittee of the committoe on | the United States in keoping alcbholid . Russell & Erwin, ..|wants games with first class teams taken to a hospital, filANTs ANI] RE"S Carison ., . o1 e - 3" who pay suitable guarantees, Satur. AL SHUBERT GETS VERDIGT the Grand Natlonal steoplechase in|national affairs was lald over hn']llullm'n ont of that country has been [ 100 ] A',‘,:.l,:,',',,, 277 [day and Bunday games wanted, Ad-. Fngland on the French horse Luttur | printing and distribution among all |submitted to the byglenic committes . & 203 (dress all communications to R, A, OYER mLso“ lN HARTFORD 111, owned by James . Hennessy, in|members, fm the PPan-American conference at Wells Scholdel i ' Joyce, Mgr., 289 Westiand street, SELL 1900, and was at the head of the list | iy | the instance of the United States deles 20 | Hartford, A , of winning jockeys over the jumps | gation, e - In Last Nine Rounds, New Bedford |when racing was suspended in 1914, | [NFLUX OF LAWYERS Joseph Austria of Venezuela to ” Pete I"usari is to coach the Ranger 9 A He had beeu less successful since the | whom the drafting of the report has . (Continued From Preceding Page). |1y, Yy " s |A: C. baseball team this year and the Battler Fad Fdge on His New | yur put lately was regaining his old been entrusted has proposed adoption Catker ... H 1 manager, W, H. Olson of 788 Stanle; v ) form and had been retalned to rid ) o | Iv:nl“k:; & 9 llrctt,‘ s booking games for the lu’-’ York Rival—Walts Gets Draw. again for the stables owned by llrr;':' Many Aftorneys From Ircland Are ;fl, ‘-":\"ml“'N:::::‘::;’rlv-:?“)‘:‘: ;ln:pl‘:ll:::: o o, son. This will be the third consecu-| Al Shubert of New Bodford was|nessy and Arthur Vell-Pleard, Belng Transterwed to England (o@°0 progressive taxation upon the Canewell g [tive year for this nine and a good!awarded the decision last night at Tcommerce in liquor and enactment of ~ Practice Their Profession, legislation to prevent fraud in its Senpold : team is predicted, Hartford over “Red Cap"” Wilgon of Waithers ...... Billy Kahms today is reported as|New York in the feature 12-round G 0 P DEMOGRATS 1 % mannfacture and sale. The discussion . having recovered from the chills he|bout at the boxing card held at Foot i | Tondon, April 18.—English lawyers | o¢ the resolution has been postponed. * | Jorr S v ko Guard hall ‘under the ausplces of the are much concerned over the influx ———— of Irish members of their profession, — I'oot Guard amsoclation, of which| Nathan Slsberg Th Tharacterizes | v New Britain dropped three straight| Hugh Rorty of Hartford is match- Yathaniel Elshors. Thi. 0 s :r:'l"':r‘"‘:fl"':"”" : ':;““"'l‘""" for the MORE ABOUT LEN]NE 3 ome o o rish attor. J 23 | Monday night to the Meriden Bowler- | maker, Senators Johnson, Borah and Ia- dromes in the Sllver City, The Mers| The first three round were con- ";““ "" boycotted at home and others . Idenites were In, rare form, rolling|tested with honors even, hut there., VFollette in Speech, find it difflonit to make a living under v | | the new conditions in Ireland; there. Soviet Premicr Now Reported AS Rawlings ., 5 | well ov i over 1,600, |after 8hubert earned the edge in all ¥ | New York, April 18,—Senators re as i sy for 4 the remaining sessions. ' fore as it is easy for them to move % 2 ] Porah, Johnson and La Follette| to the furisdiction of Engiish courts * *8¥%ed and Heipless In Lettew (8 r - ) APPROX]MATELY 600 T Ms Referee Jim Galvin fell back on his ) i old custom of calling draws when he|"hould leave the ranks of the ropub-|they are availing themselves of the I'rom Sweden, lican party and join the democrats opportunity, T 1 decided the semi-windup of ten | %5 0 GOHPETE l“ BIG MEET rounds betwee Sammy Waltz and :‘l‘h'" they belong,” Nathaniel A\ myo movement is sald to be viewed! ©Orlando, Ila, April 18.~Nikolal Young Mack was an even break, The ElSberg told a large audience 1a8t) oiin aquanimity in London but in the lenine, premier of soviet Kussia, 18 . 3 s e a k l n | night after his re-election as presi-| 5 13 1 p 8 decision was roundly protested by the | rovineial cities where the professi R i 1 *Batted for Winters in 11th funing, Princeton Sends Six Complete Teams | fans, the majority of whom believed | dént of the natlonal republican club, lr:; much overc m\\‘«l. d ..,-‘:\.:1. s ::‘ raralyxed and help)oss, RECOICHIE SNy Philadelphia veer 100 220 000 000 00— o f s t Waltz earned the decision, ! His attack on the three senators “”‘“‘nlurm b T 9% the e letter received by Joseph Henshen of | Brooklyn ....:00 100 013 000 000 00§ p orts to Philadelphia Camival—Other Refereo Galvin also decided the|heartily applauded and none arose to| | iverpool where the large Trish nopu. | CAkland, near here, from his brothep & rifieas, Horke, Sand, Henline. ! Big Entries eight-round bout between All Festa the defense of the trio, |1ation gives the newcomors an. .| CF: Soloman Henshen of the Univers th Balley, High; double play, Olson, 3 i and Leo White, both of Hartford, was; "I want to see the time, and that vAnEAgS. 5 h ’ sity of Stockholm who is a personal Johnaton and Schiiehner; loft on hases, FARY soon,” he said, “when men who have : . As t Philadelphia, April 18.—The num-|a draw. ' A e 5 Philadelphia #, Brookiyn 15; base on’bails, o fishing, the one about Jonah ber of ingtitutions entered for tho| About 1,400 fans witnessed the|been elected by republican votes and Dr. Henshen's letter was mailed from Russia two weeks ago. He wrote oft Mitchell 2, off Winters' 3, oft Ruether|is a whale of a 5 4; struck out, by Winters 1, by Betts 1, by, A0R great relay carnival of the Univer-|bouts. B b novsnepii WOULD AID PROHIBITION [ that ¢ b Prof. Foulk Hen<i hat he and his son, Prof, ¥ o’ 008 Mokan, If, Lee, rf. ., fand, . . Parkinwon, 2b, . HOHLHIO, eSssss35mm aloscocscunes eolesssssumne Blouncmaauss Behllebner, 10, Barber, cf, . Balley, of, High, 3b, ., Deberry, e, . Ruether, p. . somBowancaT YR R T e B PR ACE alrmocessnosc=as® physician to Lenine, Ruether 7; hits, of Hubbell 6 In 5 1-3 In- A sity of Penna. next week had passed and who style themselves republicans Among many of the alumnae of the | 8It¥ L | but at every opportunity assail a re- shen aiso of the University of Stock= ninge, oft Val 8 3 in 4 1-3 innings, off chell 1 {8 1-3 innings, ta High the 650 mark today, Manager George I):::Inl umpires, e Carmion H::.u J);:rt‘, Duflacl:c;'::la::leeu??::?r-.uce};o:'nn:]y:: W. Orton announced. This means, [ NOted French Jockey Is publican administration, president and . i | hoim togather with 4 staff of HuSEE time, 2:50, High schoo! 14 meeting. rith . great Orton said, that approximately 600 cabinet are thrown out of the repub-|South American Nations Mcentioned As | and German doctors had been called Savor. teams will compete in the various Killed in Steeplechase lican party and over into the demo- Possible’ Alde: o __[to Lenine's bedside in consultation. Chi A(‘M‘tln{«; Inl;o: .+ fevents for a number of the big ecol- | cratic party where they belong. 1 Possible Aldes to U S in Enforc- |1y jrenshen is 75 years old being cago, Apri .—Between 33,000 leges plan to sen of Paris, April 18.—— Georges - | have particular reference to Borah, 5 % chief of staff. He a speciallst on and 34,000 persons, the largest crowd | During his school days, not so many an‘d nzl:immgads, 3 A K mentrlcrnc: nle’cmecgaeu‘.loc&.yr"s{ La F‘orlene and Johnson,” | ing Dry Laws. s ¢ the Brain Dr: ekl on record to witness an opening game Y:}'l:" a0, he was a corking §00d| princeton will send six relay teams. | F'rance in prewar days, fell with the| A report endorsing President Hard-| Santiago, Chile, in Chicago, pncke‘fl the reconstructed |athlete. A Kansas University will have four horse Ield Marshal at the Enghien|ing's advoracy of a world court of|Associated Press)—A proposal where- Chicago Nationals’ ball park and saw teams at the meet. Cornell, Syracuse, |track yesterday and died while being|international justice submitted by a| by the American nations would assist Pittsburgh win the first game of the| On the gridiron, he was a dashing Penna., Yale, Harvard and other large | season from Chicago, 8 to 2. halfback and captained the champion- | inatitutions are entered in nearly all ('hlc::o-r 0o ship team that defeated Hartford 19|the college events. Statz, of. ... o - to 0, One hundred and ten colleges rep- Heathcote, rf, . resenting all sections of the country Grantham, 2h. On the diamond he was a clever|have entered teams or individuals and twirler and because he also was a|the tournament will be given an inter- good hitter he likewise played the|national flavor hf*the presence of Ox- outfield. ford university, The Englishmen will compate in three events.' April 18 (Ily the rrote that he was escorted to Lenine's om in the palace under a heavy Roow '] Milter, 1If. . Kelleher, 1f, O'Farrell, *Adams . Osborn xWels Kaufmann, p. .. zCallaghan .... And on the basketball court he was a brilliant guard, having starred not " . only at High school but aiso on other | Kilbane Asks License teams, o 4 *Ran for O'Farrell in sih. To Fight in New York xBatted for Osborne in 7th, Later he played brilliant football on zBatted for Kaufmann in 9th, the Georgetown 'varsity eleven and Pittsh also with the Muhlenberg team, loosoosomnmosas lsosesnums | oosuwounocssanan ~lossssomnscsscan Sluosnscanuanan wlossssunmmnns . New York, April 18.—Johnny Kil- bane, Cleveland's veteran feather- weight, whose world's championship title was declared forfeited last year upon his refusal to recognize a chal- lenge issued by Johnny Dundee, local Italian, probably will be licensed as a boxer under the amended Walker law in this state at the next meeting of the new license committee. Wheth- er Kilbane will be permitted to box Fugene Criqui, French featherweight, at the Polo Grounds on June 2, how- double plays, Grantham to Kelleher After looking Kid Kaplan oven, one’e"”" is a matter w_hlch romalnu. to be e P:lgn;rlh 1, Chi- | fails to see how he measures up to{decided. ~ Dundee's c]l\:n:}l)eng? "t"“” Morrison 15 struck out’ by Morcieon #, wr|JoBRny Dundee, except that he is a :W;d!tsqodd-l:‘r‘l‘ St Rlangh AL Osborne 3, by Kaufmann 1; hits, off Os-|rough and ready scrapper like the|tude towar i s challenge depends borne 2 in 7 innings, oft Kaufmann.1 in|champ. the Criqui bout. 2 innings; wild pitohes, Morrison; losing =3 l’:}f:‘.";:m?:b:{“’ ymplres, Moran and Sen-| puy ¢ne champ, above all, is elever IRISH GAMES POSTPONED £ B A8 and the Kid's wild swings for a| Dublin, April 18. — The general counsel of the Irish Olympic games £ chance blow might provide him a & great opportunity. decided last night to postpone them # % until the first fortnight in August, -:y--;'lww The come-back of Chick Brown in|1924, owing to conditions in Ireland. et 7 s > #, 3 Meriden Monday night was a signal [It has been the intention to hold the for a great outbreak of cheering|{games in August of this year. among his fellow countrymen who — R PN < st thronged the hall and perfumed the| The holding of the Irish games in alr with their native perfume a la|August, 1924, would conflict with the (Continued from preceeding page). garliek. ERUIAT. O1vTADIe RETHOK WA &Ta 16 Fatnlr - be held in the Colombes stadium, in Nelson «. 103— His kayoing of Battling Brooks re- |the suburbs of Paris, next summer. = called the one and only time he him- — self took the count. NINTH CHESS GAME DRAWN . 9 Cleveland, O., April 18.—The ninth “M fnend that s It was at the hands of the Non-|gcame in the match for the chess Y 9 455 433 4791367 |pariel Benny Leonard in New Haven. championship of the United States, New Britain Machine, between ‘Frank J. Marshall of New th SL e e Leonard was giving the youngster | york, the titleholder, and Edward the tru chance to make a name for himself, |1 asker of Chicago, challenger, was but it went to Chick’s head. declared a draw by Referee Newell * t A W. Banks of Detroit last night after -1l S t e es 5 He stuck out his jaw and invited| izt hours of play. Today's play was Benny to hit it. Ben tapped him and |gtarted and adjourned yesterday, The . ',, Miller 02 9 Chick laughed. !tenth game will begin here tomorrow clgarette ever m M B night. The men are tled with 4% E:,‘,’.:,',“ o Again he stuck it out and, some at|p,inte each. Walker .. the ringside said applied a reflection of nationalities as he invited him to WRESTLERS IN DRAW, Stanley Workse | 31392 [ it it again. | Bpringfleld, Mass., April 18.—An- Titeheni” % '8 #T| Leonard obliged him, and though | other Springfield wresting record fell Duplin 260 the blow traveled hardly more than a¥ the WAVTEH O T 1 Wisdek Fagneus 285 | oix inches, Chick was still wondering| Sherry of Minneapolis and a FiGrickeen 318 uck him when the crowd | Zbyszko wrestied three hours and 23 FPOENY T Wh'kt ;"‘:ft s minutes to a draw in the longest Stanley ll::;wm L mohe | bl i i match in the history of the mat game Johi % 85 in this city. Referee Jim Barnes Klnehat © HI 1 But at that, the New Havener I8 8] 0, 4" e match against the will of Schroeder 9 tough youngster and if he took the|ca M al Agnello proper care of himself might go a many in the rapidly dwindling audi- | Low Man ways. ence but it was only a question of SORE time before the combatants would 4431361 ve had to quit from physical ex- [" inal A. C. of Hartford, a| have q | , 107— 313 g.}thfef:,rda\»ermn, 19.23 years | haustion. i LiceeTT & MYERS ToBAcco Co. Maranville, ss. . Carey, cf. Bighee, 1f. Russell, rf, Tierney, 3b, Traynor, 2b, . Grimm, 1b, Sehmidt, c. Morrison, p, His coaching system in the west, where he has been located for the past few years, is said to have pro- duced excellent results. One good argument being advanced for Bllly is that he is a home town 1 boy, has the goods and ought to be 1 Pittsburgh . . 0003 v Chicago .. i 010 000 1002 [5!VeR & chance. 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