New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1924, Page 9

uuo’uu»ommmm' i Speaking ‘of Sports ; RLL L DL DL C LT DR I"afoir and the Rule Shop and the ‘itanley Works and, R, & E. That's e way they will line up in the In. ‘ustriall league at the Y, M, A might. Another good sized crowd is ex- ‘ted 1o be on hand to watch thelr vort¢s in action, Uhis will be the figst appe thy Tule Shoppers and the fans il be anxious to get a line of them arry Ginsbérg, gulding star of I & ¥. Corbin team, will have \ opportunity to sit back and en- v himself tonight without the ighty hyrdens of direction on his milders, fack ‘Tobin and Charley Cook and rinett also will be able to wateh 1 not worey tonight It is & certainty that the Uoston 1h will never be a to walve ‘itcher Jack Quinn out of the Amer- can league, Severalbig leagio man wers are will to take a chagpce ‘on « veteran spitballer, hle Iy Cobb, to set aside all rumors to who will play second base for © Tygers the coming season, #ays renk O'Rourke will positively start ourke s a great ficlder but we ha bat. k \iready several major league man- & have issued a bulletin that If will be taken in small doses at training camps. Baseball and ity of it 15 tosbe the chicf condl- v 1.oren Murchigon and Charley I'ad ¢k, famous American sprinters, #i11 sail for San Francisco January .4 on their world tour. Murehison” 1t appearance befo emuarking ¥l be at the Iinnish-Americat cimes hore January 6. The pair wif a onc-day stop at Ifonojull, hen proceed to New Zealand Wwhere they will spend most of Febryary. {"rom there they will stop off at \us- lia Japan, China and the Plillp- then leave the Orien for Africa. Going on to Eyope, Wil compete in Gemany, o, England, Pinlund andSv sailing for home probaby carly it ke 1S, South they ugust Caddoek and Murchison fill t o all comers during their tur. They ¢ill 1ake part in championsip meeta but in f0st cases gaint the best ut. ) v wherever possible will pit their speed vallable national ta whitts than More ban cight title ve occurred in recenfye y other boxing divfion. FEddie (Cannonball) Martin, t 21-year-old ccrapper who took the hamplonship from Abe Goldstein at Madison S Jden Just wes. is the sixth Lis-pound titleholdy 1014, 140 Whitams ruled wtil 1916, after Chich Pete Hermangdoe Lynch Tohnny Buff took tuls occuplng e oh Zuppke. veyan 1 will bipresident at th meeting of the Tootka Associatn in the abseic W. Heigan, the presiden Johim W Wilee, secretary IMeipman ingabroad and \V=!r the both have hec working on {lieprogr: Vielding 1. Yost is the qirma the com i Iohn . (Chick) Meehan, chairpn of the committes conching efies and Zuppke prozram and tlertainment linois foo coae) of Join and Dr is & to coast *1 -Ameri of i lotter Hor cothall star 0l haston sport at T e, Haz. 1923 A e thar ehildren, his varsity five 1in numer- cknoski. baek- Trown, two missing next 11 ace, C'tate and r linpen, will 1 Upusit teliance is belng npen pehiers by major league clubs Portify/® themselye the 1925 czmpan. Connle Mack parted with $100,00 for “Lefty” Groves, Balti- riaranound star; Wa ton has a~qubd three veteran twirlers, Cov. esl, Nuether andeGregg, i prep- placed R R R RN WI ARE SPECTALISTS e IN— Ten Chances to one it's a Box { of Cigars—a new Pipe—a Ja " of Smoking Tobacco, or a + specis]l packing of Cigarettes, These sre Real Gifts for Men GIFTS FOR MEN Ladies are assured of cour- teous attenton. We have the brand he llles. We will de- z-llrfr anywiere in the city. 5 —The— (ualitysmoke Shop £, (Opposit Burritt Hotel) . 1399 ; £ i | | Needham, aration for defense of Wio Senators' world’s champtonship; while the New York Yankees, to obtuin U ban Bhocker, handed over Joo Bush, veteran bhoxman, and two young pitehers to 81, Louls. Mack figures that with the addi- tlon of Groves, hiy long task of re- bullding the Athletles is about to bear frult. The tall tutor, who has established & recordq for plloting | tailenders since breaking up his fam- | ous champlons of 1910-14, sees vin [fons of a punnant 1n 1925 or 1926 The Mackmen have made threaten- Ing gestures for the past two seasons but now loom as real contenders, They were playing the best ball In fthe Amerlcan league at the cloge of the 1924 season, The Finnish-American A, C | Rames Juhuary 6, featurlng the groat European distance runner, Paavo Nurmi, are taking the color of the !International Olymple contests. [ Three natfons have entered men who appeared in Parls for the two.mile ;nalk. They are Harry Hinkle of {the United States, Mike Fekete of Hungary, and Philip Granville of ! Canada. Amerioa also will enter Willle Plant and Joe Pearman, who [ participated in the Olymples of 1920, Jimmy Maiden, veteran golf pro- fossional at the Nassau country club lat Glen Cove, Long Tsland, is now in. #alled at Kenilworth lodge, Sebring, Florida, where he will team 1 Cyril Walker, the national epen champion. in the winter competition, 'Railroad T oadines Are Still at 3 Hirh Peak ! Washington, Dac. 23 showing a seasonal decline, railroad loadings of pevenue freight continne to maintain a record level for this period of the year. The total for the week ending December 13 was | reported today by the American rail- way association as 956,761 cars, an nerease of 57,004 cars over the cors responding week |ast vear and 7 09 cars over the same week in 19 The week's fotal was a decrease from the preceding week of 11.48 cars, Livestock loading, with a total of 43.210 cars, showed the ouly in. creass from the preceding week among all the major commodity classes, amounting to Bince the week of the association fizured, a total of 12.- 165,004 cars have been logded with revenue freight, an increase of 251.- sptember 21, 681 cars, or two per cent over the | year | | corresponding pe lat when freight tral the heaviest up to that time on record PLANE FROZEN IN Lands in Chrapeake Bay riod of Machine And is Tnimediately Held Fast By Ice, . Md., Deey 280 ssaplane en royte from Hampton Roads, Virginia, to Philadelphia, forced to land in thegg’hesapeake Bay near flavre De Gr riday, is icebound at Woodpecker Toint, near the Abe proving Lientenant Commander Small, pilot, Lieytenant Masek, mechauniclan, last night left ¢ train for Philadelphia aftee ef. forts of the plane to “take off" had Baltimore, grounds, 3. D William Officeds at the ared the plai Al the e are of the | : aviators ve compelind tescend beeanse of lack of fue for more than four clplessly in the bay. They plane at dusk ¢ wireraft wa proving grounds could not leave which fringes the d he o8¢ honurs by a er hoat towed 10 Woodpee ('b'an\plom:hip Billiards 182 0 e 18.2 Ne d upon for t mpions 6 1o 3 to March ho tied n the tournament 1921 cham- Horesman, Relgian Hagenlacher, pion; wmp! PEQUOTS LOSE GAML Drop Good Contest To Middletown “Y Juniors, 19-11 The Pequats journeyed to Middle- town Monday afternoon where they 108t their first game to the Middle- fown Y. M. (" &, Jrs. The game was fast and well played, but the Pequots to resort to long shots. Landine played well for the lo whila Rensch starred for the |Irs. The lineyp Middletown Y. M Field were forced C Walsh Cronin, If . Rensch, | Thompson. rg ... | Camarata, Iz . | 0'Brien, 1z Pequots Ficld Landino. rf l Morey, 1f . 1 Alpert, ¢ (1 ken, g . TR Referee, Mo COURT COLUMBA SOCIAL Court Columba, N 27, Catholic | Daughters of Amer hold a meeting and Christmas social this evening. Members of the junior court are invited. Refreshments will be served and there will Each member is requested to bring something for a grah hag. The com mittee in cl 3 Mrs. Magiire Mrs. Fanlk rr. Miss Anna McBriarty, Miss Agnes Fox, Mrs. Margare | Burns. ca, wil fre. € Weir and Mre g0 Miss with | Although |/ A naval | to |y A Parsgy dancing. | v NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1924, | By COACH J. CRAIG RUBY ' 1inols, Big Ten Chumplons, Ball 18 thrown up by referee be- tween No. 1 and opponent. No. 2 and Np. & take thelr positions as | shown, their guard covering them | i closely. No. 3 moves out pf his.po- sitlon as the ball is throwa up, No. | 4 takea the tip from No, 1 diag- onally backward and toward the | aldeline, dribbles toward the sideline, | and hook passes to No. 4 (guarl), | who has broken fast past his oppo- | nent down the weak side, 1f No. 2's | opponent haa not followed him away from his original spot, No. 3 may hook pass to No golng for the hasket, Thie play ls valuable only when the ball ia thrown up between two men within 12 feet of the sideline, On the Alleys ROGERS ALLE | 8 LY. GIRLS LEAGUE of Range. T STANLEY ¥ O . Coulan ... Sunhurn ... 318, 231 Mohuwks, 0 85 I . Burke M. Rurkarth . . Murphy . 54 il Storm Factory. . 100 [ 104 | genk ... | Hottmen Gurek Zaputia Lueheck 258 | Buptin - 301 Elilote . i a3 Wilcox Jones® | | | Pudnic Desena s nec I : Ol Offfce, lish 1 S0 T 83 p e around st uid bLeach. Ther 415 Foremen, ope Him groes, i in A ate {Ciungia { oy 1o | Frose Politis | Mritenen G843 1511334 | cd, Licky strises, R th CASINO ALLEYS UNON MFG. 00, LEAGUE Yalve Chucks, ! Markay 8 415 Scroll Chucks, Barnes : T iTalmes | Giaudere New York Library Woman Winner of $2,000 Award New Y s Marian- na. Moore, b an assfstant in one nehes of the New York has been awarded the priza of $2,000 in recognition tinguilsliod service to American let- ters,” it was announced today. The | award was based upon her “ohsar- | vations” now being published. She | [ 18 the fourth recipient of the priz | which was established in 1921 | Miss Moore was horn 1 Louis and was gradvated from Bryn Mawr | In 1809 after teaching three years i { tha United States Indian at | Carlisle, Pa has contributed poctry to magazines and has pub- | lished a small volume of verse, i SALESMAN SAM f the publie Dial “dis- PATH OF PLAYER PASS ORIBBLE OPPENSIVE MAN DEFENSIVE MAN WASHINGTON OBJECTING T0 NEW BATHING BEACH : Negroes Washington, Dec for beautifying W 1;:; i bring controveray wud tlhe the Japs president of the gr of women's clubs, ary sal, Jee cale ach on the tidal basin s hls patro costa, one there was some abjection, Before the heach « approve i ! will center there, MCSKAY TIRE CHAINS “ackliffe Bros., Inc. Park and Bigelow Sts. TelEcAR, | N 5% i WCOY DEFENSE - SUGGESTS SUICIDE troit Reeruit st sacker, ‘Bover's Fie Wil B Decided o | Cincinnad basoma : Christmas Eye et with ¥ Angeles, Dee. ~Kid Me C oy entered court today to witn: last round of his tight for fre finel arguments of his the former boxer who 1 with murdering 1 Mors, divoreed wife ot ntique dealer, “Kid" had what fighter, breaks™ fu the probable ntal advant of having a iy rate as to his fate on Christ- Los ation cour for ic Mrs, a 1is story thut Mrs suicide 1pied was ug o and his attor ) trying to era Mors commit- | tha apartment they | ontradicted by evi- | Yal cy yesterday he- L (rom the [ minds thie jurors uny unpleasant picture «ft there by the pr Tn that cffort 1. | d prescntation drsion w ition, N portud t roughly | rowing « ied in his ich Meloy at4drdetaas x o ¢ nse sler plctured t) distraught from her A. Mors tangle tigation apparcntly ful had been living in an apartment to. “Mr. and Mrs, woman as Rowing over threats of | request i'th sent in Alhert ivarced 1 over which had owel | i3 duclar federal e pli- nxle| 1 Inve csatul t ( 1 her and remors the over her e th wham she tor 50 weeks P of Opposition (0 One Tor Such a state iy lead to & lorided the Killed titude e of mind might eas- 1. He Me- Near John Paul side, he argn t Mors bheecause him had eh eal tieket slipping Jones' Monument stat toward s theory that Coy New phans ', ngton always saw his latest s {over the proposal to estallish a bath- ing beach close to t and n Paul Lincoln monument memoria It s0 happens that beach is intende the protest ng beach at all at a point so near the two ce the I for negroes, Is sgainkt any bLa :-C'op in Group Seusht For 540,000 Bank Break Wash., D I lebrated arly i monuments, and w spot where it might ssary (o cut down soma of wrence 2 Mr chierry trees to cstab- John . 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