New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1923, Page 9

€rashing The Pins CITY CHAMPIONSHIP LEAGUE, o Sauson i Two Winged-Foot Stars | : i- Suffer Mean Injuries ... i s s e e e e e S 429 3 Egg Beaters. Speaking of Sports CORBIN FOREMEN'S LEAGUE. - " Panie Bolts. CASINO A e LEAGUE. NEW BEITAIN MACHINE Buck Herzog, formeér national 1gue star, has been selected by the | w owners of the Newark Bears to » o AR 3 2 Union Five, anage their outfit next season. 4 ; 2 AR 5 3 ceenn B8 : 1 8 | Sto . 4+ i T 108 81 Production. BAKERS All-Hartford will not eclose their ason until dfter Sunday, when they + to Waterbury to hook up with the . 3 S ath Ends there. b gl o : AR | R TR AN i e PR 101 " 25 COMMERCIAL ALLEYS ; FAFNIR SPECIAL, Bimboes, Through a misunderstanding of mes, it has been announced that the sketball team playing at the armory turday night was the Nutmegs. The me is the All-New Britaln five, Korytke Granquist Bchne r i iz * . § 2 35 e | Earl TRAUT & HINE Gene Tunney and Georges Carpen- | i r may soon he matchgd for a bqut, e Frenchman being ~desirous ' of seting the sleek Gene. Hub Caps. Gollon Post Stipek Mickey Travers, whose suspension | { Rawiing still under consideration by the xing’ commission, today announced g at he is through with his managers, 2 i Rim Latches, + doesn’t like the way they manage, vty T T says. Delim " o | Kron MURCHISON - e out Paddock and Murchison, or with ther missing, will be greatly re- ced, Vertheimer and Sinclair, owners of rina and Zev, yesterday came to tentative agreement for a race next 1son, | | Snowshoe Sheehan hooked in four| e the Hartford Kacey's 50 points in i 2 team’s victory over the All-Stars to 24 last night. The experts, coaches and sport writers who piek All-American elevens | certainly pick ‘em to pieces. PADDOCK Two of the fastest sprint men in [ America, both outstanding reliances | for the Olympic events, are lald up ARy -So e st e, . 4 _ | =ay that's White's greatest fault—still Kid Kaplan pronounces himsel in| With injurics. =What efiect these in- iy, o pink of condition for his battle ::"’": Wil "";" ";‘ "‘ : "';‘ e D th L W night in V he American invading team depends | 5 - e ; 'v:onnrd Wihoree i entirely on future developments, Ermino Spalla, Italie hamp, has| ury. jis ok 2 been oitered pesos to meet | The two illustrious cripples Sieho i Diie nea Alres bit tiatd (a1 Charley Paddock of California and | "5 om0 5ot money | Looren Murchison of New York. Pad . g his ankl in a recer will e Butts, Charley White still thinks he can ! ; fight. Many followers of the game in Hun« Wales, has been found Russia, New South v Zealand and Cape Colony. The Hartford Kaceys play the New wen Atlas next Tuesday night. 50,000 are Trinity starts her basketball scason iday night against Yale sprained t All of whicl of truc k . proves that basketball crutches, H ing for a month, The millenium must be close for wston is said to have gotten the best New York in a baseball deal ham pionship calibre out of train byl P ¢ possibiy longer. suffering from a form of spinal trouble, and no one seems able to forecast his future so far as the Olympiad is concer It is needless to add that chances in the sprints In four years Notre Dame, playing forty gumes, averaged- 28 points a game to opponents’ 4; Corneil in the same number of years, playing 42 | games, ged 43 points a game to opponents' &, and California in 34 | games, over the same streteh of time, averaged 36 to opponents’ 1 : LANDIS 1S GIVE ABSOLUTE SUPPORT (Continued ¥rom Preceding Page.) Navin Is Rectcted, Frank Navin, owner of the Detroit club, was reelected vice-president of {the American league, while Itobert | Quinn, of Boston; Colonel Jucob Rup- i pert, of New York, and Phil Ball, of | St. Louls, and Nevin were chosen s @tudebaker members of the board of directors, The league also decided to publish major league records dating baek | from 1871 and present them to base- | ball writers, ’ 1 g The signing of Johnny Evers as v ceagh of the White Box for next se 2 2 son and a deal sending Carl Mays, fa- | wous right hand pitcher of the Yan- | 4 Murchison is Down in South Amerca Firpo is not own as a drug clerk, as he was ess agented here, He's called an art | lector. First time weever heard a| 1ck eye called art, 1\(‘u'u A with- to Cinelnnati in kees, the .\;m-mulj were the leagne principal deals yos- terday, Club owners of the Internationa league voted in opposition to restor- | ation of the draft, turning down the | suggestion made by offfficials of | the Pacifie Coast lvague for a com-| promise on the draft question, Presi dent John Conway Toole together| with Jack Dunn, of the Baltimore | elub, and George Stallings of Roches ter were appointcd to dra’t a sehed ule of 188 games, opening the season | April 16, | President Toole said that Montrea Canada, and Providence, R. 1., hav made applications for a franchise, but | that the question would not be decid ed until the schedule meeting to be held in February, It was reported that the International leaguers decid- Light-Six two-pass. 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