New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1924, Page 9

Nauw bruTALN DALY HERALD, FRIDAY, FLBRUARY 1o, 1924. o e | Tries Kellogg’s Bran—restores health o 1 P A phbg ! {Seven Year Old Boy Dies |London Times Is Pleased o 1284 ] Speaking of Sports % ¥ Although they were only practice |11, Ang games, it was no mean feat for the New Britain High boys to defeat both Wesleyan and Trinity varsity flves, Bliepard Leupold Bortini Kid Lewis, a Hartford battier, will | mix it up with Spencer Gardner, a Providence fistic artist, at the Star A, C. in Hartford on Feb, 26. MeGuire Bacon Lembert . c Howard Jones now denies he is to |y, coach the Trinity, N. €. aggregation. ‘Well, who cares, anyway. Bertini Atwater Leupold Shepard The Dixles won 22.20 from the ‘West Sides in the Ilanrold city lrague last night. Mert Taylor was held to a single foul basket and Larson did no better. At last the Panthers and the Broag |y, A. C. of Hartford have got together and agreed on a date, ‘Iu ZenEnts J The two teams cldsh at the Boys' club next Monday night. o == | Lambert Coyle Bertint Larson Cage Middletown probably will bring aver a big crowd of rooters tomorrow night to sce their pets try to make it two straight over All-New Dritain, Despite what was intendgd as a cold ‘urn down, the New Britain manage- ment continues its efforts to secure a series with the Atlas of New Haven. Wacker Pawlow Arata Griffith claims .that Stanley Harris is one of the “smartest players in baseball.” Some feel that his accept- ing the job as pilot of the Senators docs not bear out that' statement. Joseph White of Alabama has one claim to fame. He is one American | fighter who could not like Siki. E. { Pirchert Fnglishmen retyrning from the I7iji| Islands report that it is impossible to i lose a golf ball on the links in that part of the country, due to the growth | of a sensitive plant which shrivels at | the touch. Thus the wayward ball ls.‘ asily traced to its resting place, Detroit boasts a fairly ightweight in Sid Barbarian, ellow's greatest claim to 10.round draw with Rocky 3 Barbarian has also made good shows- ings against other poundgrs. He is at present out on the coust cn-| deavoring to drum up trade. promisin This » 18 1l‘ Kan big res| Swimming prospects e a jump at Northwestern University cently, The reason was the entrane of Don McClellan, great breast-stroky swimmer, at the inston institution McClellan hails from Detroit and is already being regarded a likely|™ ' Olympic entrant. He'll not be eligibl ‘or Big ‘fen competition until e seuson, Manager Ty Cobb of th ‘ hanking to a great extent on his three | rookie outficlders, T"othergill, Manush and Wingo first two named will | probably nate in left field, the pla by the veteran Dob Veuach, Wingo will act as understudy to the boss himsclf. Fothergill and |, Munush were with the Tygoers last sea- son, while Wingo was 6btained from Toronto and will he a newcomor i1 the ranks of the Navin entourage, PALUSO IS WINNER IN HARTEORD B[lUT e Diean (Continued from Preceding Page)y | Hitd nd putting start his Leonard to the punch a left in Lebnard's ¢ With the of the 10th, Leonard rushed out « corner and drove Paluso around the ring with stiff lefts and rights earned the round by a wide margin The 11th wag a repctition of the 10th with Leonard driving Paluso uml the ring by his aggressiveness and hard hitting. The 12th being the aggr of the round and in the latter part of 1h When MeCarthy ' 1 Pa hand at the comp! of the there were no dissenting voic concensus of opinion v a good fight with hoth their best and with the r winning. MATTY IS PRAISED FOR BONUS STAND * g I"age) { e and Leonard pari boss | even with in the Paluso being was ssor carly roun batile (Continued from Proc He pped with good sup; half of them. son one-third really lost the to try to win work an el of the re his bonus SALESMAN SAM WILLIAMS® VANII.I.A LEMON and | Tempting P Aot ever-to-be. avor that will de- srter Onk Coffee " Becr Fatract Wit gme 7 s House Tea Wiliaam, Spi THE WILLIAM: & CARLETON €0, Fasined, Conn. Crashing The Pins h 0 - ) e s Bertinl . . Andres . 9— 267 frome Strawbucker Pupple Montgomerl a3 9 Pupple B e 9 3 ” 3 . . Krause - L . sons 8 Wilt ametz Molander Newbauer Anderson lonsky 2 Willinmefz HAR Ball. Jacobl 3 '|u ton Monta Da Gata Flood s | 289 | 298 | |E. Atwater Rross 16 | Beark | Fareau Insurance Co. L100 104 10 ‘101 451 472 Andres & Atwater, : Production, & H | Bernfer . o e 4 Arendt 5 % 2 Murphy 55| Luonard 100 50 84 456 Mohican Bakers. i 'u} . Jacobl 250 | Eiton 195 . 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His mother on her rotur him l\\‘in;;’ s7|Height a Handlcap in his Tittle m-..uu by fire | Idvan were faft home while | | o store. Fire | smoke. his | ’ Playing Golf? We Dunno | ~¢" Pritain and Meriden Y. M. C. As a handicap in golf? short and stocky, re- Arthur Hz long special hole | 1s height Gene azen cently defeated and angular, in 2 | maten on the cor sa n had almost pe of his shots from tee to green. ¥ compact style scemed to reduce possibility of incorreet hit minimum, Have ors, feet control lis the | niblick, timing on the other mashie |was frequent trouble. 1His lwas far from perfect His longer | ms, and body d to place | added burden on his contro At any rate his style lucked 1 tlavipie compectness mark arazen'’s play and he rather de aten by the Italian, | 1 fan seeme tha was young sher Is to Remain as Harvard’s Grid Coach| Cambridge, Mass,, Feb 14.—Re- | cppointment of Robert T, IFisher lead football coach at Harvard was | authorized by the Harvard Athletie committee last night. The commit. acted on the uunanimous recoms- | | mendation of the graduate football | committee of which Perey | head coach at Colums- F D. 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