New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1923, Page 16

n 20 YEAR OLD STAR HEADS BRITISHERY Has Lowest Score at Troon- Hagen Gets Mark of 76 By The Asseciated Pres Troon, June 14.—Eighty-eight golf era one of wham is 1a be the British open tarted out this merning for the 34 ) that eonstitute the first day's assig ment in the quest for the title, The other 88 holes will be played tomor row and the winner will whose eard shows the | medal score for the 72 New Star Arrd €, A, Whit fessional & soore of 7 the British open golf here had completed the first half of the first round this noos Last year at Sandwich finished ffth in the ship with a score of *holes, and in the qual 'this tournament he ‘was three who led the fleld with gates of 146 for the 34 hole Finst 18 Holes Boores for the first 15 holes were vhampion oles of | A pr 1 with Bath, led the fie championship Whit cha for ing round for one of the BRTC 78; Ted Ray, 79 ! Gene Gassiat, 51; Johnny Farrell b Diegel's card Out——445 B45 63540 In—434 646 72540 Hagen's card: Out—544 4356 44427 In—444 435 6483076, Farrell's card: Out—456 435 644—10. In—554 643 644—20—T70 Kirkwood Is Second Joe Kirkwood, the Australian champlon, was second with 72, The Fnext three competitors wera tied with jscores of 78 each. Walter Hagen, the titleholder, was repulud from the leader by six 80, strokes and nine competitors when the afternoon round began. Four others were tied with Hagen at 76, | MacDonald Smith made 80, and | George Aulbach 85. ! MecDonald Smith in taking ecighty this morning did not play the golf he displayed in the qualification rounds His card: Out—~a44 636 435—40 In—644 637 5344080, Hagen's Mark 117. Walter Hagen went around in 71 in the afternoon which with his 76 of the morning brought his aggregate CITY ITEMS A mar 1o Ntas Varming \ and Pianes, Heary Morans rh mes printed in yeste e at Schmarr's for dinner. when & the playvers in ' T West Ma e millinery advt with her two ing he v Garrity o returned to her nn r Planos There will he & speciol meeting of the Bvea Soetal elub held in the elul 1ooms on Priday evening Radio sets and supplies at Morans advt John Nowick of 22 Orange strect |reported to the police today that his |store was entered sometime during {the night and ahont 100 pennies wers | stolen | John Symecko of 82 Niack Rock avenue reported to the police late yex terday affernoon that his automobile | had been stolen from Lake and High streets, It was a six-cylinder Buick |touring car. Howard Rradstreet, director of adult education at Hartford, will de. liver the graduation address at the | Central Junior High school tomorrow forenoon. | PAYMENT DUE TOMORROW If Dempsey Gets Second Installment, Pledged Him ‘for His Fight, Much Doubt Will Be Removed. Great Falls, Mont, June 14, -Pay- ment tomorrow of $100,000, the sec- ond instaliment of the $300,000 purse guaranteed Jack Dempsey for his for the day to 147. Among the low scoring PBritishers were: C. A. Whitcomes 70, 75, 145, A. G. Havers 78, 78, 146, Alex Herd 82. uneasiness existing here of the Shelby promoters’ ability to go through with their enterprise. Jack Kearns, manager of the heavyweight champion today pro- fessed belief that the money would be paid. When the money s tendered Kearns, the promoters will he in a Special Notice K. U. Sick Benefit 8t. Stefan will give a pienic Sunday, June 17, at 1 p. m., at Scheutzen Park, Barnesdale. Members and friends are cordially in- vited. Refreshments. 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Saturday. cesssssevesenes cessssssssssses cessssesesensen 1 room Bungalow in walk to trolley Ha< Price is only $1.500. May be seen Friday 4 The Home Baniing & Realty Co. Phone 928 86 West Main Street Morrill Harry G. Hancock Norman L. PALACE—Starting Monday—It's a Pip! “COME-ALONG REVUE"” Biggest Girl Show Ever in Town ! BROADWAY PEACHES Moran's |, fight with Tommy Gibhons at Shelby, | § July 4, will remove the last trace of | § | | | | | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1023 LIGHT WORK FOR CREWS ; Wind | CAN'T BECOME DRY Heport on Lignor Situation in Eangland Choppy Water and Strong 15 That People Cannot Bie Made o Hamper Yale Oarsmen Today—Wil Give U'p Reverages. son Is Back at No. & Position June 14 =W d Pres Gales Verry ater 00 June 14.—~Sudden reforma the Yal the says ditions for rhe wind was up: | very 5 in the va irinking habits of good this morning stream and the river choppy. | ut No nation is not attainabie committes Wilson was haek sity boat and all the were back in their original places The work for all erews was lght The junior varsity went down river two miles and hack, The varsity 101 Loat went downstream one and a half nilles and rowed baek easily, Coach Ieader giving light work hecause o last night's time trial The freshmen erew went down the three mile mark and practieed starts and sprin hination erew went down the river three miles or party prohi r substitutes P8 N0 of the United Htates cannot be plead od because “prohibit America came on'y as the eulminating stage of of a eentury of re e widespread adop- egislation,” ort expresses regret over the arption of the time and energy of formers in Great Britain in advo ing what the committes regards as an impracticable 1o iarters the time heing measure PRYING UP CHICAGO. hicago, June 14.—A drive by pro.| ngents against Chies generally referred to drink parlors had % when injunctions were lssued in federal court against 12 of them vilar action 15 being | prepared in 200 other cases. 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