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

Speaking of' Sports Battling Siki makes his American debut in New York tonight when he meets Kid Norfolk. He'll have to show something to put -away the husky Kid. Now the dope is that Hornsby is to | ! be traded for Alexander and Charley Hollacher. Maybe he is, but the chances are against it. Every varsity member of the Army team is in pink of condition and on edge to tear the Navy eleven to shreds. . The Navy is undergoing a shakeup. The ends are in doubt and Shapley is to replace Barchet while Zuber goes to center, The modest sum of $350,000 must staged on the new track at Tanfo They're off! It is the first running race in California, after a long raceless era. | H. R. . Landeil ... Pgan Holmaui | McKerin E. Johnson oomix . Koslatek . Smith . Ginnota Ami It is being Dill ran, just down the peninsula from San Francisco. be raised to send an American Olym- pic team abroad. The drive will be nation-wide. America’s supremacy in world athletic is threatened, General Allen says. is considered that the accommoda- tions are so poor and that so com- paratively few are able to get places of vantage. Although the referee gave Kid Lewls of Hartford a draw with Pal Moore of New Orleans last night, many think Pal should have had the edge. It was a good bout anyway. What the park needs is bleachers all up and down each side, making a miniature stadium out of the field, It is to be regretted that Michigan and Illinois do not play this year. These two elevens are the class of the | Western Conference. A meeting be- | tween them would decide the Big Ten | title and would attract a crowd that | would fill the biggest stadium in ”‘61 country. Frankie Angelo got the referee's decision over Johnny Winters when the latter socked him one on § break- away. Kid Carson of Holyoke pounded Young Clayton about the ring and casily earned the decision. | * In all probability Bucknell will not be on the Yale football schedule next year. Although Yale defeated Buck- nell, the Pennsylvania college team | played such hard football that several | Yale stars were badly injured Yale Four” next |didn’t like it. A few years back Bos agrcement |ton college trimmed Yale twice in |succession in which rough football teatured, resulting in Boston being scratched. as | Wilson is right on Greb's trail and now offers to post $5,000 to seal a contract for a bout with the champ. Dartmouth has put the official “N G.” on a proposed “Big year. Inability to reach ' with Princeton is the cause. Luis Angel Firpo is reported giving vent to a lot of hot air down in South America. He is reported as complaining that he was not fairly licked by Demps: IANTS TURN TO FLORIDA. New York, Nov, 20.—The New York Nationals will train next spring in one of eight cities of Florida which have invited it,Secretary Tierney announced yosterday., Last spring the Giants | trained in San Antonio, Tex. Gonzaga College of Spokane, Wash., coached by Charley Dorais, former | star at Notre Dame in the days of Knute Rockne, is known as the “Notre Dame of the west” because of its unusual style of play and the suc- cess it has attained. One year often brings about a re. markable improvement in a ball play- er, Last season Second Baseman Ward of the New York Americans and McManus of the 8t. Louis Browns came fast and won a place In the ranks of stardom. In Harris of Wash- ington, McManus of St. Louis and Ward of New York, Eddie Collins has three rivals for his title of the pre. mier second-sacker of the American league. He is reported as saying had not the referec favored Jack he would have beaten him, It is to laugh! Witnesses have not yet entirely agreed us to how many “times Jack knocked the husky Latin to the Noor and when the latter says that all he wants in a return match is “oqual conditions” he probably means that he thinks he would have a chance if they tied one of Dempsey's hands behind him, McGraw and Jennings, crossing the | sea, will find it casier than crossing | Ruth | It is easy to believe Mr. Hoppe is| master of the nurse shot, consider.| ing how he nurses some of his op-| ponents along. Muybe some day Luis can turn the | trick. But he will have to be a whole ot better than he is now and Jack will have to be a whole iot worse. Casey Stengel ought to be & big! star in Boston Casey was always a big star in the minors, Numerous complaints, most of them anonymous, have been received as a result of the AllNew Britain man sgement sonking the boys and girls a | dollar for Sunday's game. It goes without saying that the! — Shade brothers are great shadow boxers One writer makes a question of whethor or not it 15 possible to charge admission to a public park, paid for by publie taxation Mr. Volstead asserts he has noth- | (Ing to say that would interest any- one, proving that he has never as- to the attempt |soclated with a baseball magnate, admission | He calls attention that was made to charge to Walnut Hill park on Hamliiton day and how that was frustrated because |given to the world, and the mystery it was at that time declared impossi- |of what becomes of all the old house Lle to charge admission 10 a Dll').'(“n]np' is satisfactorily cleared up. wee— Recently unearthed Santa Barbara Another cails attention to what he lape man had skull three inches deep claims is a state statute regarding |, | . Which is remarkable in view of | Sunday sports and says that if any- [the fact that he was neither & body wanted to they could refuse 10 |wrestior nor a political leader, pay admission and still have a right to enter the grounds ~—— The secret of chop sooy has been park safety scored by against Princeton recently the first since 1913, Indicating that but it would be interesting to see them |4 pitching in the Big Three is get- try it. It would take a man with a |, " .0 hide of an elephant to attempt it ey We don't object to a telegraphs his punch, sists on sending it collect ‘ — S R 2 Minneapolis wants the MOST GOOD MILD CIGARS trials, but s CONTAIN PORTO RICAN TOBACCO || trials of ®iki Whether your favorite smoke is The Harvard was Maybe they would have the right fighter who 3 dolls . Whe But a dollar is & big price when it unless he in- ski the Olympic uninterested in Deposed Coast league trust president charges Pacific | is run by chewing gum | That's saying a mouthful. | Marathon runner fed bicyele He took it on the as you might say soup from | | BROGEPORT TRIES T0 DROP NEW BRITAIN (Continued from Preceding I'age) reputations and the with the | most nation-wide New York City. game Sunday 136 Water St - - or Stean THIS SALE IS FOR WEDNESDAY NOV. 21ST One-Day Sale in Order to Advertise This ecard is worth 81¢ if used today. This card and 69¢ will buy one of our Keystone Self- filling Fountain Pens, regular price, $1.50. FREE—A Havtrnlu;::-lfmcfl Free With Each All Pens Guaranteed by the Factory for Five Yrs. On Sale the Last Day Miller and Hanson Drug Co. 30 CHURCH ST. Fitzgerald Burke Walsh Fitage Murphy Rollers stands. What New Brllulu!\l should do is beat the Steam Rollers | ¥ Sunday, but in the meantime agree ;" to play Bridgeport anywhere and for | . any amount. Call their bluff! Put!| owiet | a stop to their dickering! Hold| i them to their word ! Insist on play- |y, . 76 143 Gon ing! And then BEAT THE STUF- |E. nt| FING OUT OF THEM ! ! & || If New Britain beats the Steam |, 79— 161 | Bor Rollers Sunday, and the West Sides i 85— 167 of Hartford heat the Bridgeporters | then what will the situation be? New | Britain will be in the saddle and will |1, Norn .. be in the same, or even a stronger |F. Wedlake . position than is Bridgeport today. | l’““‘ . The New Britain management |\r Oaenwalds should insist on playing Bridgeport on | M. Hornkoh! Sunday, December 2 under any terms | and should bind the bargain with an airtight contract that even the elusive |, and clever Healey cannot slip out of, | Po Rice ..... Bengtson . Kallgren . Klein Stromquist . 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