New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 9

B | Grant Many local hufihg fans who saw| “Wop" Manolian, former local th'-i box with Young Leonard in Hartford | several weeks ago gvelcome this chance to see him in a return mateh at the Auditorium in Hartford next Tuesday night. The Wallingford battler has many | admirers who expect to see him re-| verse the decision of the last fight,| but there others who think that the “Wop” is too tough a nut for the Sheik to crac Both boys are tough ones and both | can assimilate a lot of punishment. | The Sheik hit the “Wop” with every- thing he had when they last met and for his pains simply saw the frisky| Manolian through a series of | fancy dance s | But “Wop” aiso was surprised for e pounded the Sheik on the ‘jaw| and in the stomach with everything| he had and was surprised when the| erowd yelled, “Laugh that off,” to| see the Wallingford boy do that very thing. | 7 M This should be a fast, furious hout | from gong to gong. Emil Paluso, the slender boy won-|* der, will attempt to give a boxing lesson to Kid Ledoux 6f Holyoke and star bout his brother Lew, a a serapper as ever steppe ropes in Hartford, will| Newport Johnny in the clever throiigh the mix it up with Brown. e met hefore, Lew| The two 2 ion over the Newport on December 14 The All-Hartfords close their' sea- | son Sunday with a Milltops of New Haven at the Clark- in field. At practiee last night New Britain looked pretty good for their coming game with«the Bridgeport eleven in| the Park eity on Sunday. Then, if they win, Williams for next week would bring| a good season to u good conclusion, Dundee and Rernsteln are | $20,000 to appear in & char- With these modern prize no sacrifice is too great when o canse is worthy The six-day bieyele race New York are giving the fles o legitimate excuse up all night 8 now on A news item in a morning paper remarks a plan suggested for a na- | tional league of bgrnyard golfers. Probably their idca is to put the sport on a stable basis Ford and 1t Jack Dempscy when he has mg ys he'll he satisfied » two million We refuse 1o believe the report that ¥irpo, who has just been 829,000 by 1 compromise by offe his right armgand 30 cents money ng an eye tooth, in actual All the experts are picking all-star elovens and all of s will be when they get all through OFF FOR OL OLYMPICS steinmetz and Kaskey. Skaters, Join teammates in New York Vor Pre- timinary Practice Before Games, hi , Dee. 7. Willlam Stein- mietz and Harry Kaskey, Chicago, kauters, left yesterday for New York to join their two teammates who will | vear the stars apd stripes in the Olympic games for preliminary prac tice before sailing for France., With Steinmetz and Kaskey, the team Is| made up of Joa Moore of New York and Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid, | N. Y. The Olympic skating champion- ships will be held at Chamolx in the | 1rench Alps, January £6-27. | Jack Johhsofi Cannot Get Permit in Pennsylvania| Philadeiphia, Dec. 7.—The state' athictic commission has refused to grant Jack Johnson, former y heavy- | weight champion, a boxer's license t unanimously agreed that he uld have a tralner's license in or- not to deprive Mm of a living at ame. Johnson's age—45 years| vas given by the commission as e principal objection to a boxer's| permit Bjorkman, Star End, Is \amcd I)artmnuth C apt r » k] T i Dartmouth for Yale Will Elect Her Grid (v'ap(ain_fl'uesda_\' ol #t § together preyea tootball ame with the| ! Kkefeller should worry | B nicked for |y 8, taxcollectors, tried to |2 Allen Herman Mo Wright Long Walt . Arbour Heln . Dummy ... Stanley . Stev Lugl! Vosnay Diorbuck | Adam sario . 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U Adams " NO REGULAR CAPTAIN - 278 ferent Man Wil Act i Lewder Lach Week, o | | Franklin, Ind, Dee. 7.==Franklin g |college foothall team will have u new captain each week during the 1924 ! {season, it has been decided by unan- | mous vote of the present squad, At meeting of the team held last night members voted against appoint. ling a permanent leader, and adopted | 7 instead a suggestion for selecting a| captain for each game | 245 ' PADDOCK SPRAINS ANKLE M1 Burlington, la., Dec. 7.—Charles W, | Paddock, world champion sprinter, 18| confinedato his room in a local hotel today a®a result of a sprained ankle, ine d while practicing with the New London, Towa, High school bas- ethall squad last night As a re-| t of his Injury, the remainder or| wek's lecture tour has been cans ROGERS ALLEYS SPECIAL MATCH. Andres & Atwater. 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