New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 13

. On the Alleys |FIVE NAVAL AVIATORS S k ' peaking e ARE KILLED IN CRASH Rudic's Stars, (o} f s or t 8 L. Btrohecker 3 80 p W, Btrohecker (3] | Three Others Probably Fatally Hurt e R, Strohecker 91 § FRITPVIVIIGITOPIITIVT h»‘l’l‘:::u ke ;lrl_ In San Diego Accident—Plane Harry Ginsberg, adviser in things == Dove 1,200 Feet asketball to the P. & F., Corbin o1 ek g team was in high glee last night |, . . “ 8an Diego, Cal, Dec. 11.—TFive of. when it appeared that he had lo-| 108 |ficers and enlisted men attached to atéd a center for his Industrial | Montgomery " squardon No. 2, of the battle fleet heague outfit, Wo Gor o air squadron, were killed and three e others probably fatally injured when He hopes to have Holst tap ‘ the huge twin motored H-18 type man. Holst i a former Boys' club i ok seaplane, in which t were en player and has played on teams R |gaging in ' aerlal target practice, with both Echultz and Jaspar, *his | Bhode St. Wouders. o ayy |108e-dived, 1,200 feet into the sea flashy forwards. That ought to| M o |vesterday morning. ' The acetdent make a good combination, I » | was the worst in the history of na\al Yesterday there was much moan- ing and groaning about lame backs and weary muscles among a number of the Industrial leaguers who found the court game even more tiresome the day after. Kaplap 18 favored to win over Lombardo when the two meet in the | elimination contest tomorrow night. Ring exparts believe will narrow down to Kramer. the finals | Kaplan and The Hartford West Sides swing | into actlon against Unlonville to-| nlght. The Kaceys play Father! Matthews of Pittsfield and the Dixies | go to Terryville to meet the Legion is anx- | games, 18 "ha Mechanicsville A, A 10us to arrange basketboll Lester Hurlthy, Mechanicsville, the manager. Keating, last year with New Brit- aln, 18 plaving with the G boys of Manchester this season. Outfielder Elmer 8mith 16 to get a in the National league with played with ., Boston and ! Ur 545 c eend a group return for more Now Co k in pover perbaps tl that the u3ing The amp nois Borg - swimImers Tl our to the n, typ fire. until it their copy ¥ t vou Nurmi Takes Initial Sorint in This Country tk 1 a y N Nen Dec. Lawn Tennis Making Strides in France § 8 ) i Parl strides by France are shown by the nf the tannis federati whi bership as 18,337 only 4.418 | ber courts in compared e pent as were t 3 with The number of d under the auspices country, twelve year tournaments I ot the fede ioubled, tota against 53 in 1 Young players are heing davelope with great rapidity and the officials expect that in a couple of everal youngsters will be available » replace the trio compored of Je jorotra, Henri Cochet and Lacoste who have borne the bu f Davis cup competition for the last ree or four years has han as g 114 this year vears en 1>ddie Tryon Elected as Colgate Grid Captain Hamilton, N. Y., Dec. 11.—Eddie yon, for two years backfleld main- ay of the Colgate university elev- vestarday was elect s Ma team for 19 j as the greatest halfbac & Maro T aen on a 4nring that time has touchdowns and 234 pointa 9 |aviation. O 13| Although aviatlon ofticlals be- Plalnville Bake: lleve that the exact cause of ths W, Gurke .67 i3 78— 324 |tragedy will'never be known, a fair- L) 10 AL !lly accurate'idea of what happened Johnsons ¢ ¢ was obtained from Lieutenant Jos eph H. Gowan, pilot of the seaplane 318— 980 [towing the target for the wrecked - | plane. SOUTH IND LEAGUE |" The H-16 plane was fiving about Teum No. 1. z Zwick Teum B% Y80 s2— 263 (85 miles an hour when Licutenant I 69 70— 243 |Varinl attempted a right vertical Leupold 1 109 |turn, The ship was about 1,200 feet 5 (above the .ocean and about x‘mlw‘. southwest of Point half & 14 Team No. . |gneter i "5 sa- 263 | Either the controls jammed or one e o 90 &4 84— 263 o o Y . Tygter LR :,,r more of the wires runuing to the S 100 9= 288 rnader and allerons snapped. The AT T 517 | plane, weighing more than a ton, 2 _|went into a spin and.plunged fnto Hetnzman, C. Wal o s |the sea. RICE AWARDED PRIZE Walker - . = Walther New York Herald-Tribune Sports Writer Turns in Best Baseball FORESTERS OF AMERICA [ Story of the Year. Court Beethoven No. 1 ! o OE L New York, Dec. 11 —The Base- | ball Writers' Association of America have announced that Grantland 258 Rice of the New York' Herald- Court. Charter Onk Tribune had been awarded first Halpen prize in the association's contest for the best major league baseball storfes of the vear. Mr. Rice's ount of the lart ¥ BUSH LEAC Jewetts. 54 Onklands. 100 Hupmobile. {0t Buicks STANDARD S1X “.Pass. Duplex-Phaeton . $1145 3.Pass. Duplex-Roadster 1128 1.Pass. Country ClubCoupe 1395 . 1493 31 1595 : 1650 4wheel brakes. 4 disc wheels, 260 extra SPECTIAL SIX i~ W.B 65HP. 5.Pass. Duplex-Phacton . 81498 1.Pass. Duplex-Rosdster . 1480 4.Pase. Victora Sedan Rerline 4-avhec! brakes. § disc wheels, 875 eova BIG SIX 127.0 W.B 75 HP. am That Always Gives Good Game 7.Pase. Duplex-Phaston 5-Pass Coupe 7.Pass. Sadan 7 Pass. Berline 4vheel brakes. § dise wheels, 875 extra (Al prives f. o b. factories and cubrert to change wishout notice) “lated—C allozinte Alsn Will Play - at the armory and | res that the Colleglates | ith tha ( STIFLER IS FLECTED | ]nmn of the world serles won him NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1924, 'EMPLOYED BOYS DEFEAT "NATIONAL GUARD RES. Besse-Leland Night at l J. Bednarcyzk |the award. He will recelve a watch 1. Adamowics St . as token of the honor. [ T | we | L. Bpitks Y. M. C. A. Bible Class Honrania mension was won vy TEAM DROPS FAST GAME| HARTFORD ON ALLEYS — | Tonight wiil be Besse-Leland night {Gordon Mackay of the Philadelphia | | o8 {1 4 433 at the Y. M. C. A. Bible class, The Inquirer for his account the | | 1 Hartford Seconds employes of that organization will | game which marked Walter'@ohn- ‘lnm By Two Polnts, Game Going To | Y. M. C. Pin Crashers Show Merril 70 | ave a special table reserved for |8 ! son's second defeat of the world se- | Capital City Alley Mon Knowles y them. Rev, Famuel Fiske of Berlin | Manches P y e o % Ivies, and to Willam B. Hanna of | tanchester Hoys On Foul How To Do It Croshy % 45 chosen for his subject “Home [the New York Herald-Tribune for Shooting. (s e Bronsky 1 q Home Life” based on the Book | his story of the riot which attended | 16 Employed Boys' brotherhood | caglo . 2 ¢ Ruth of the Bible. All men inter a major league game at Detrolt last | The National Guards reserves of the ¥. M. C. A. journeyed to este a good soclal get-together June 13. traveled to Manchester and went "!"'."('”,'f "’\"' ;1“": ‘”’: calested 878 and & remd man's talk are welcome Similar awards for tho best BOIeR | gouy (0 4 3120 defeat. The game |y, . c e G supps which begins at §:80. OB T o T e YT [Was fast throughout with both team pompored_of. tour|EXice Cutting Among S e o At committes of the baseball teams battling to the end. S{kvareiraglstarad thres airalkbtidas Executioners Prevalent London Receives U. S. | writers' association, which is com-| The stars for the Crescents were feats to the Hartford The| Winnipes, Man., Deo. 11—A shary Radio Broadcastings posed of I. E. Banborn of Chicago, |Hess, a former star and captain of ,second team compore olays Exduciton [ the fass for officiul| 'Londen, Dee. 41 Attt Trvin & Cobb, Ring Lardner and Manchester High, and McCallum, ers defeated five of f nen was 1 today er ami from York and T'red G. Lieb of New York city. | With the high school last year. New two A REnemar il ansed ] tortith ; e s AR 2 LI Britain's t were Zeldon and Fin- |for New | Kalwat tion as execut t a hangl I stations laat night, The Klestein with an § and ¥ 1ext week. F moted tk W s rally good. Both 4 cents agaln at the armory later in ford's high men Know vith $100 and expe Bieviousi e KDKA at Pitteburgh —_— the season a 99 and George with a cutlons ha B EEE Church of St. John the Evangelist iz DI o e I ian 82 ’ 4 it Gi t 5 +l L ew Britain Firsts tlon in the trade" for the reduced I Young Men Are Planning For Knapp oo ‘ 2 Aikind Al el alty ems inklestein s 0 : Basketball Outfit. ,\thn e 2 Kowmaki s ATTEND PITNLY FIUNERAL Tale r wite to democratte The young men of the parish of zelqon 1 tola A4 6 a1 Wast n, Dec. 1 President v tomorrow night. Elks hall—ady the church of §t. John the Evangel . : - T ek members of t Bartonle and Agnes Babula of this ist plan the organization of a basket- 5 i 10 342 cabinet, 1 v and ve been sued for $160 dame ball team and all members of the Cresoants Hartford Firsy of prem s by Spear & Co. of Pittaburgh, parish who can play. who think they | yeoc oo { , Regnier 74| court funer to o action hsing brought can play or want to try to play are I-,“,k_‘r ¥ P o {Owens , 66 26 j"“ rn Al Just] v Harry H. Milk »w):z. The asked to attend a meeting at the .. A ]’ Gray T 1 as | Mal who d y writ, wk was served by Constable church ball tonight at 8 o'clock. Hativa i ! George .. 1 i - Fred Wi s v»':‘mahlo ",’ ]!)P:O syt o P court. the fitth Mond s dence college player andethis past Addy 0 : € Dl SO e it e S Ta T ¢ o season on the All.New Britaln foot- . 3 e New Britain seconds I“'r'; F“I‘.‘!‘,rr oty j : Gu >“ :v sen player planos at Moran 1l squad, will manage and coact 11 8 A. Bialonyza 7 e T ratia irally. Eiks: hall;stes team. Roeteree—8m | J- Splik @ 5% bed for a'few d morrow night.—adst. Penn. State Soccer Team ANTL-SEMITIC RIOTS | Continues Its Victories =/ 7 v27ws Bos - Stats College, Pa., Dec. 1l—Fre-| o " 1 = i quent change of coaches has no resh outbreaks of antl-Semitic + on the winning streak of the demoustrations by students have ed the authorities to order the closing of t niversity of Jassy Aftempts yesterday by students to Pennsylvania State college soceer team, which has just closed its sixth consecutive geason without a defeat During that period the Nittany s'age demonstra s In kickers have been under the coach. wers che prompt inter- ing of five different mentors, {n- ‘ention of the militar; cluiding an undergraduate. 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