New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 192, THE GREATEST MYSTERY STORY YOU EVER SAW! D. W. GRIFFITH'S LATEST MASTERPIECE “ONE EXCITING NIGHT” LOVE LAUGHTER = MYSTERY THRILLS EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION — MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY JOHN J. O’'BRIEN AND JOHN J. CREAN — NEW BRITAIN'S OWN FAVORITES IN A PIANO AND SONG RECITAL FOX'S Commencing ——— Sunday Night KILBANE ANNOUNCES PI. A NS m_‘ RETIRI Nfi T, | Special T, & M. Match Between 'I‘wo' z | Sexes Results in Fair Damscls ke~ Traut aud Hine Ladles, { e | 8.0 TRie e Ta Ol TATME e 88 ‘57" 80— 262/ Halifax, N. 8, April 27.—Wireless| cymric Queen but could not respond : ; : ing Two Games. M. Maerz ::: ;:l messages today reported the British as she was bottled u d ce. WI” Qu"’ He Says, Aner Befl[lflg 8 |steamer Cymric Queen ashore and H bottied yp': by CHEEY Criqui and Dundee V GIS TRN i pllnl' how ome they were un,rlzll:‘ {to beat a bunch of “mere girls." |scores: ‘eltlmned to be about five miles from STEAMER 1S ASHORE Point St. Esprit on the Cape Breton i Trapped Into Marriage 1 B, Anders In a special bowling match at ')‘: b ! Rogers' alleys last night a team com- ‘Hnml'hln § {posed of girls from the Traut & Hine | 439 4371359 factory took a couple of games Traut & Hine Men. 8 0% o from |, patare . w100 90— 209 |the men employed at the same con- |, Bro 7 93— 261 |eern, sending them home to their|J. O'Nel i oS . ‘ . |J. Heath | wives, if they had ‘em, with a diffi T, Walker $o— 333 |hemmed in by an ice pack in latitude [The Cymric Queen is a 2,400 ton 50— 150 | 46.35 north and longitude 60.36 west, { vessel. New York, April 27.—Johnny Kil- 226 bane is planning to retire from the | 362 ring. This ame known definitely 72— 274 yesterday wh he issued a formal statement in which he declares that 4f he is successful in his bout with Jugene Criqui for the world's feather- welght championship at the Polo! Grounds on June 2 he will box Johnny | Dundee and the ng up his gloves for all time tatement also di- vulged the fact that Kilbane seriously was considering announcing his re- tirement when Matchmaker Tom | O'Rourke entered into negotiations with him for a bout with Dundee and gubsequently for a bout with Criqui. Kiibane issued the statement in| order to explain how he came to ac- cept the bout with Criqui. He first agreed to a match with Dundee for early in May. That was last January | but he asserts that O'Rourke later no- tified him that Dundee refused to| contract for a match at that time. 1t | was then that the Criqui match was proposed. In the same statement Kilbane took cult job not only of telling where they | BARGAIN BASEMENT SHOE DEPT. A Special Lot of Men’s Overalls. 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Mr. O'Rourke notified me that| Dundee refused to make a match, say- | Grounds, June 2, and asked if that everybody knows that champlonships | ing it was too far off to sign for o|date would suit me. I replied it must be won and lost in the ring. i match. He said Dundee told him that| Would. He then sent me a new set| “However, after my long lay-off, the | arose | 1 would not be allowed to hox in New ©f articles to sign, which I did, anddesire to defend it once more York. Mr. O'Rourke then asked me returned to him. when Mr. O'Rnurl:_(’ asked me to de- | if 1 would box Crigui if he could in- Had Planned to Retire. f"nd_lt against Criqui, and if I won | duce him to make the trip from| “Sometime before entering into this|to glve Dundee & chance and then | France I replied, ‘Yes, anybody that Match with Criqui, I had made up my |quit the game to the younger boys. | was an attraction would suit me.’ mind to retire with the L'hampxo.\s]up‘\ - The license committee of the New | NG Aavn - AabAD - M, ('»'Rourkr‘"“" was on the verge of notifying all | York state athletic mrpmlsslon has 7 cer the long dis. | Ne boxing commissions through the been kind enough to give me a Ii- Again talked to me over the long dis-| o0y wren' 1o my amasement T read|cense to defend wmy title and T thank | tance phone from New York and told |j 4ya Gleveland papers that Mr. Mul- |them sincerely,” ine that he had closed with Criqui's| oon ‘had taken away my champion manager by, cable to box me for the|gnip which 1 had defended for twelve New Six Touring world’s champlonship &t tho Polo|years—an unheardeof procecding. as v Tre P OO | Five Passcrngers -~ G ’ Besge Lelands FOR YOUR SATURDAY SPECIALS SEE JOHN L. 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