New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1924, New Britaing Greaf TRADE AT HOME DAY Make Wednesday, March 5 A LIVELY SHOPPING DAY 10% OFF on Every Article in the Store Clothing - Hats - Furnishings and Shoe Dept. GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE bought rst DBuseman | y i M 1 o r Park City el Wi I H L‘k S 3eorge. Burns morebatting | Joriius v s = — — 0 b B S o d e Likes Sports H ! Ve r Lee Fohl of | jamburg 3 86— 2 South Ends, ) I S read Speaking i ety b B L ‘ passing of urns will not lessen th . sive of his club, ‘Harris, who of Sports | VNl sl e Veach, cured N Detroit, 1 - o0 9 much batting power as || 4y e : Traut & Hine, 2 < A Landino §oing ! Bridgeport e Mctabe . ‘ a4 812 ' . artists, last night 1 3 . ge, football star of = = n N Thel ’ et e ROGLRS ALLEYS o s TiE FOR FIRST PLACE gridivon, T ‘cn catchers are ‘going Pertectos, Up in Hartford, Lrkes won ‘ » be Kept y stopping him STANLEY WORKS LEAGUE . ; o s 2 . ) : New Office y Lenolt, 100 1o Incidentally ! il s i o 0 3 Wi, Gerstacker and Andree Lach shy leader in the state to men an » ran off 26 for a new table recor - — - Have Won 15 and Lost 9 #olt, but the ban still holds for the ‘m-‘-m- Foremen, rost, | CASINO ALLEYS, i " 3 now will permit pitehers RANGER CLAn The Hartford K N oA Golt Balls, Lumped off 22 to 19 by the ¥, M. I, o, : b i LY SRS R | N mes I - Paisgs Ward and Shawkey Both - : o Will Join Yank Outfit York March 4. Aaron Ward, & F. Tvan (KI) Benjamin, tamous ' *"®° uitaonsd St ¥ N New around here a fev yoars 1 ] t wrestler and claimant ot \ kagland ehampionship, v . & da ' *xt Monday for Brattlchoro, V1., fo 3 DY i 28 Shipping treatment, The Kid been il e time and has dropped from pounds down 1o Y0 pounds Baseballs, oA Tennis Balls, His triend hope that the bri u . N Vermont alr, conpled with rest and a complete eha will put the sturdy g Witle grappler back on his foet " According to all anthentic reports Roller Puto, 1 " 108 )— 28 anag Huggins at 95.5; Niskois, 9 ten, 85.1; : . 2 b lLuterest in Pittsficld is at its top 'v o 15— 2 o == == New Orican expected that , 0 Vo ) 2 President Coolidge congratulated J. Movis of Philadelphia i et e 1.",'-”’ ‘ , RTINS R o1+ ’ Seleti . erences Bl eunte ¥ lepp. v after the latter won the modified 10-mile marathon in the capital, I im, of Boston, |y TR 2 g 3 i 2.0 et lbiciate v UL Sty | Premmer Il ¢ 5 Statzell Makes Hole in One (20 Webeter o 7 McTigue Begins Getting | MROWN AGAIN SINKS DRIVE RO oy vt " Voothalls, wanson 1 ) y el 8 2 =" . i ! ' b AN 2 NS MANE % sl s sl D0 T o0 o i “rras To Break 90 at T inchurst e tebes st Ready for Young Stribling | scores Wote in one for second Time point | sults § “pe " : o6 A IR s Thaioo Ny Mis York, Mare 4. Mike M This Year at Coral Gables, e ; Iy Coral Gables, 1la, March 4.—Two house and” an K 1. O, g « ¥ " wh 1 these 2 attlers matc 1 = 3 se two 1 rs ma h his tee sl centh y tribling oles one stroke cach in just a few #pective strength and punching | Baskethalls, y T I| L0 NoTs e he sl (S : : 2 T abiiity in & ton round bout at 152 | veves $T7 20 42 g1 Bchro I orla 1s Shk W S Wheat Socks Out Three Sy ovibey, Wt cwark | days more than two months are young - M 3 ' WES - “4 Tiont Brown's passport into goif- . . i AR ; v t. Undis Hits in First Workout . AL of fame. Yesterday at f ye { 4 > ¢ : . ibles he sang a midiron shot Swaunso I ore lik up At Frusio g 19 | Mtatze SRR e Clearw e 5 m third tee, a distance of 220 Nucker, Rube Waddell, Doc Whit Mitehell 1 q ) Mt Sl # b egla \ playe | e € er v January Bobhy, who used Lddie Plank, Jesse Tannehill and so FRATERNITY ALLLYS vis . 87 E ) R s : ril-fonght terest nine. |A0d a string of sp p ' » work at the fashionable Shinnecock ® > | me " e HolddhOne ¢ innir ttie in t obir raining . ] ib at Southampton, L. L., hit S D& K LEAGUE : e g » here yost crnoonand Berlenbach Defeats Darcy i trom the sisth tee which rolled — away. He t of |y Wood Aleohol. ! \ . ¢ ! 8 SAG y Kn |l i he Third " : ; v bles y d do e Fre g - LADIES C1FY 1EAGUE Hl)l) ('ross Basehall Star oW I’ Knockout in the Third employed g e ral Gables goif an W : New York, Mar 4.1 i ) ession ] L e he as assistant professional. league southpavs today chaps of the Labie 8 b, > 8 y o Signs Up With Bridgepor caliber of some of 1 : liucker, with a chr h . : N " Mar cont itione 1 ) : FLOUR CHEAP IN BERLIN v ;v\in'.'d;tufl soaso : . Moonshine, s ’ i " . > oMttteldor i ' t ght 1t Aokt h, 4 ‘:V ':::fifln;r:‘:r: Waddell, when right. wa -+ SRR A T s 1 seas | ring the gar 5 o < it A flour is v Iy the only food Do \\'h!tn Was an cnigm: t } ; o 9 . Stantey Rule uma‘. v : which now retails for the same price time. Plank and Tannehill were just g . as in pre-war ¢ IFoods generaily u< good. And there were many oth- , to 50 per cent higher than in crs, too Surely, there is a r of fork-| R e s e handed fingers nowad sALBMAN SAM Mugt Be a Whaling Ship There is a bit of sentiment in the | selection of Jack Chesbro as coach to | the Washington pitchers Owner | z = Clarke Griffith. Chesbro was Griffith's - 3 /GET S0ME OF T\ i - ' pitching ace when he was managing W ,CGV!EN'?TO HELP “wouU (/[ Hedi- WT OUT THAT 1(“4) 15 NO TIME. i L AN | HEAUE OVER THE. _ | { FOOLISHNESS- WITH DERTH T0 FloH! Mitler Muggine figures on Sam TERR NN ANCHOR WHILE. WE TRy STARING L5 INTH' FRE.— - Jones as his best pitching bet Tor the Y NN 10 9AVE ™' SHWP coming season. It's the opinion of \ . ( BIE AVE Huy 8 that the s s of Ia r i S \ & - ¥ -f&:;'\en onea just o dence a \ S SR that he necded g Young™ Michigan swimmer, recently earned en “A” mark in every one of his s¢hool jects; a most unig ree- | te athlet me by the way, s v mise as & natator. H¢ built on the ordtr of Johnny Weissmuller. He'' b ¢ligible for Big Ten competition next sason. No lenger will Boston fans ve foreed to watch a joke Ball club. opines Connia Mack. The tall leader of the Aathletics has much respect for the managerial ability of Lee Foh!