New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1924, Page 9

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i Speaking . of Sports The Dixies from Hartford come down tonight to take -thefr trimming at the hands of Al New Britain— maybe, v 4 ST, 1 West Point is dickering for the services of Knute Hocke as football mentor. | | | | | | | There wifl be no decision in the| Bhocker case until Bob Quinn is able to attend th¢ meeting, Landis rules. Red Reynolds of this city will play | with the Morse team from Hartford | egainst the Meriden Washington Con- tinéntals tonight. The Yale hockey team is m\onh-“ over Princeton in their meet tonight. | In defeating the Swarthmore swim- | ming team last night the Wesleyan | mermen incidentally smashed a col- | lege record. H | Rabbit Maronville’s name. ngw Ls;J linked in a possible trade. The Pir- ates are anxious to get the services of | Jimmy King, the Philly moundsman, | and are willing to come through to get him. Hence the use of Rabbit’s name, . The Giants still have the trading bug and suggest Billy Southworth for Eppa Rixey. | The Hartford Kaceys lost their| third game to the New Haven Atlas| last night, score 27-12. Firsch, the Fordham flash, 1 slgned with the Giants for onc year for one ch®ck—but it's.an $18,000 cheek. Howard Jones. former Yale star, will coach Trinity college in Durham, | N. €., next fall., The Nebraska football coach N suffered a nervous breakdown and Mr. | Rockne of Notre Dame hopes it is nothing trivial. The U, 8, pistol team for the Olym- pics can hardly be considered repre- | sentative, * ¥ * Not a single member of the Hollywood film crowd is on il.\ An expert informs us that 1red FFul- ton won his last two fights by knock- ou ' * But we refuse to wax en- | thusiastic until assured they really | were hig last fight It is sald that Young Bob IMitzsim- mons it getting to look more like his famous dad every duy, * He must be Josing his hair. A wee &kin jumpers, cold for them, * upparently, ure the rotogravure it was too warm for the Now we read it is too | * The ski jumpers, at their best only in section 4 ‘team’s {to the out-of-town points and back to ! marriage of Coveleskie i | his NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, a1 Daly Trails Team With Plane L s e e v P | N o —E;;hing The Pil;s CASINO ALLEYS. LEAGUE | Coustruction Co, 94 104 83 1 ward . Bertz | Denm | Beheyd . {strom .. Bradbu | Holt . | Berg . 456 O Copnell Hern' 38 100 82 | Johnson 4831377 87— 287 86 432 Northrop | Lymen | Carlson | LaPoint | Kocn 89— 283 | 80—~ 111 461-1368 Triangles | Btevens . Carlson | Boles G. M. LAIRD | Shios. The 8t. Joseph, (Mo.) basketball | Chaponi team keeps its owner up in the air|Horpy a lot. Or rather it will next year. : . M. Laird, who owns the team, has | bought an airplane and plans to leap | Anthony 83 2 : | Warner . - from one town to another in his sky |y “spien 20 s sskiff just to keep close tab on the |H. Smith 107 play. Whenever possible, | Thomson 1 Laird plans to fly from his home town | ¥ °°™ . [ ek v, |Oama Jemek 406 418 tems 58 415 471 St. Joseph the same day. | Drum Corps O’ Brien . 81 : | SHIBNRY | Corr The ball players are getting ready | ) 4 276 | pepny ... to go south to boil out. * * # It will |y K ; ] Thompsen be April, however, before the fans really get steamed up. 52 It is believed the lost tribe of Israel has been found and if this 1s so there's no telling how many new middle-| George weights we'll have to watch this year, | Glana, J. ST | about the | that none of | headline writers were inspired to w | Recor . | Coyle .. Pakowski . Gene Tunney never smokes, drinks | Henuiek! or uses profanity., * * * And it might| be added that, being a champion, he | never fights, | | Fusaro | Lestak . | Ondrick Mount Heclkman | P. & I. Cordin Door Cheek Dept. | Single Men P ] The remarkabie thing the this: “Cupid Bags Big League Star. | Buttier . Fagan 4 Schweimer Thompson Peterson . ? | smith ] 280 | Youknot . 250 | Mocarthy 8 | The girls are not only showing better form on the basketball courts this winter but lots more of it 392 43 2. | Cunneen . Coe .o | Drysquer | Beddon | Norrie . Rough EBlection wdon—1n the clection just closed | ROGE! wn unprecedented number | broken up meetings and | other evidences of rowdyism, Austen |, Chamberkain was one of several speakers who was shouted down at a | meeting and absolutely prevented from speaking. One candidate and wife were attacked by a mob after a meting, the woman being se- verely injure S’ ALLEYS REW LEAGUE | mm mm mm | onley ... 02 8- 236 Rydberg . . " - R Halt . s Hoffman Erlcson Jackson CORBIN Wood Serews 1 1064 { Tielschor Pratt ..o 3 258 | Shalter .. | Balawin . 250 | Kitey 29 | Travers ... 2 | Clerpack . Bertini . = | H, Bertinl . SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1924 30 a1 Coach Screws 1] 166 101 105 80 A.\IERI("AN“ EGION e e s e j " » | Shibusawa, which proposed erection Japs I,I.nplove ShOlt “’,av,e [of a trans-Paecific station, was some- V. | Star Wireless Transmission |what embarrassed by the disaster but eteran ta.l' Tokio, Japan, Jan. 12.—Japan {s |18 understood to be inclined to go on doing much to improve her short |With its project if suitable arrange- s oo amuedp | WAVE Wireless communication bug [ments can be made ‘with the govern- thus far nothing to make communi- |ment for a subsidy. | cation with the outside world quicker. | 3 | The Funabashi naval station just Egyptian Cotton Crop | outside Tokio is belng modernized Cairo—The ministry of agriculture land new short wave stations are |estimates the 1923 cotton crop of | being erected in Chiba and Niigata | EEYPL at 5,844,000 cantars, a cantar | but these are largely for rommunl-‘hcinl’ equal to 99 1-20 pounds. cating with ships and between differ- 3 ent parts of Japan. | Positively fresh eggs 6lc. doz. Rus- The syndicate headed by Viscount sell Bros., 301 Main St—advt. These are the Fundamental Reasons wh T . ZACK WHEAT Like Eddie Roush, Zack Wheat of | the Broklyn club is usually numbered {among the National league holdouts | { when gentle spring rolls around. Al- | though a veteran, Wheat is still one of the best outfielders in the National league. He had one of his best years last season. 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