New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 17

Rain again yesterday stopped all games In the Eastern league. Al- though in the early part of the sum- mer thers wasn't much rain to spoil the schedules of either the hig leagues or the Eastern circuit, the weather man is more than making up for it these days. We hear that the factories in the town are all het up over the indus. trlal track meet that is to Le run off at Memorial field In Willow Brook park on September 5. This {s as it should be and it is expected | that the first indusirial meet to he held at the new field will be one that will be a record breaker. For a long time hints have been passcd out in this column that a track and fleld meet should be held in this elty and we are glad that soma one hss taken it upon himself to start the ball arolling. Athletie representatives from the factories will gather in the “Herald” Monday night at 8 o'clock to talk over the details in connection with the proposed meet and at the meet- ing, soms conception of what the track meet will amount to will he secured when the representatives report on what they might do. Fac- tory officials are interested in this| sport as it is a great thing for the morals of their workmen i The offices of the factories in New Britain have a good supply of college men who should be able to make some marks in the city. Tt is #aid that the marks made at Memo- | rial field on September 5 will stand as records and that the meet will be an annual affair providing enough interest is shown in the coming events. It is reported that a num ber of athletes from the Stanley Works have already stated their in. tentions of training for the meet, whils Landers, Trary & Clark, one of the leaders fn athletics in the eity will also be represented in large numbers. A taature of the meet that will be qnteresting to many will be the open 100 yard dash with the champion- ship of the city at stake. This should bring in all the runners of the elty hecause nothing of the kind has heen attempted in the city in recent years, Reautiful silver cups will be avwarded to those coming fn first, second and third in the events and these are at the present time being engraved. They will be on exhibi tlon in Porter & Dyson's window in | & few days and those who plan to| take part in the meet may have a| éhance to view the prizes for which | they will try. ! i | This first industrial meet of the | eity will also have an added feature | in a one-mile relay closed to teams | from the factories, This will be| termed the “Hardware City Special” | and will start a precedent for o(l\nrs‘ to follow. Another attraction will the the 100 yard swim for women end this ought to bring out a er:b‘ number of mermaids who have besn @isporting at Willow Brook pool. | Interest in this section of the eountry is centered just now on the | championship bout between TLouis | (Kid) Kaplan of Meriden and Babe | Herman, Pacific coast battler. Her- | man arrived yesterday at New | Haven where he will do his training preparatory for his try at the crown | now set 80 jauntily on the head of | the Silver City battler. Boxing fans, however, are not | losing sight of the coming battle | this month between Jack l')"l—mr\‘ ef Bridgeport and Panl Berlenbach | of Astoria, L. 1., light hsa\\v\»lg)\r‘ ehamplon of the world. This bout | 1s scheduled to come off in the | Metropolis on August 28 go that the two dates will not confliet with cach | other, | | Fans iIn this state are confident that after this battle Cr\m\‘!rvvr\:'; will have two champions within its | confines. The majority of the fight | tans hope to see Kaplan win from | Herman and pretty near all of them are positive that Delaney will re- peat his victory over Berlenbach. started for have. Jack Dempsey h training in Los Ange future fights that he m thing that has alwavs | done well, s to train and at this| e of his career there is no rea- | #on why he shouldn't be as faithtful | s is possible to the grind that | means success in the ring active any | One | Dempery peculiar position by tactics Instead of popular champion e might hate the picturesque way in polished off those few met, he has tunc and is enjos has et himself his being th cof all time, been becau battlers he amassed together a for ing his money 1t lecks it th beavyweight champion has come to that stage in his career where he will have to fight or step down off the tk Most fight fans believe along with Dempsey when he is right, will polis eff Wills, though il not s simple a tim with the other fighters he has quered. Others are opinion that Wills will heavy crown from Jack's brow, but that remains to be seen now, though, as experts that easily T have as he had met and con- firmly of the take the elevated description of the Tommy Gibbons® what Dempsey is when he nears bell, is enough for man to know that a patural tighter can be nothing else but a natural fight In this respect, If Dempsey can then there is no rea v he couldn’t stand up against any Anyway the present muddle be | the champion, his challeng- ers and the promoters. is helping the fans to see that they are the goats when it comes to staging a big battle, When the publicity gets done well and brown, then the mighty Jack and the Dusky Wills! will ‘atep inte | 8t. Louis | Philadelphia GRAND Cleveland, ing caused a North Randall, down for PAT O'HARA WOOD tion on Anofher Antipodean. on Veteran, The first Member Davis cup team. Grattan e e Station Blela, heat of the rainy day new record I aled today nt in straight Reached third round in natlonal singles champlonships, 1924, Elimi- nated by Kirk Reid. Five sets, Big surprise. | Stellar best. With Gerald Patterson second in national doubles year aog. 1992 ter S ¢ stakes for . | doubles player. One of | finfehed 1 valn Similar position, . Rram which The sho PR cons With won sman politan crown last season With R. V. Thmomas copped Eng. lish laurels in 1919, All same campaign .o same tner Metro ters eligible the 2:10 trot comer ielde uniformly clever game, But stroke like n's forchand or em Richads | Church Johnson's volley. Uses speedy stroke, direction. Net work, sound Want To Know with exee smash, DI Following a Rather lacl iy R ot One ontstand q o th [ pep and ginger, Also needs good killing shot, s ag other stars possess days of punch SO R White el L Baseball at a (;Iance "‘.' vitn St Louis 5, president at Clevelan Washington 5 Other games postponcd committe The Standing Won Philadelphia Tn ‘Washington ..., 89 | Chicago Detroit St. Louls .. Cleveland New York Boston SHOT Games Today n MeMy §t. Louis at Cleveland ame hattery New York at Washingto killed Philadelphia at Boston NATIONAL LEAGUL stantly Tan Yesterday's ew York 4, F Chicago §, St Other clubs not Resnlts The Standing Won Pittsburgh ...... 64 Raln Causes Postponement of Yes- terday’s Card and Five Events Are On Today's Program, Aug postponement of half of yesterday's grand elreuit card, at decision today, 1In addi- heat of the 2.0 two were won by in trotting the final main division that The filly lay 16 pace, a claiimng ents added to today's pro for to the 2:10 Rasceball fores of Alloged Tntimidation, confer Tanager Dy RBY stallan ast of Tasalle is u NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, l’La. O EANS 70 WITNESS | o R GBS 1010 MLES GITY TITLE GAME \Imhluo Preceding rage) — W have a wonder for a /., catcher, Marchand by name, and his |16 years is said to have | battery mate is one of the finest | 500,000 miles is lsted were | pitchers the team will have stacked asscts of an automobils up against this v In bankruptey court here, It City Leagne Games runs, but not on the original tires. Tomorrow afternoon, the fans of Automobile Club statisticians here | the eity will have the opportunity | ulate the machine has traveled ! seeing tha City league In ac rage of 85 miles a day for tlon again. On Diamond No. 1 at | the 15 years of its life, or, allowing of the |z o clock, the Dragons will mateh ! rest on about 100 miles a 8¢t & |play with the Rangers in what will |4 It has run the equivalent of was | e test for the league iround the world at the the |jeaders, On Diamond No. 2 at If it had started originally the Orioles will play the |on astronomical exploration it might Burritts in an attempt to to the moon and back, | come back into the first nd |1 and still had 'n Diamond No. 1 at 4 o'clock, the ans. | Falcon Reserves will meet the P, & | Assignment of um sold to another section of | It has been appraised et § page I - SELLS 2,000 ACRES an City, tever Butlt in 1908 and With Half Milllon Miles to Record | oestinies Trom Listed as Bankruptey Asset 14 P—Raln hav Packard | which in | | hington, Aug. 14—A season, They nobile, built in 1509, five events 1 pace undecided, Tarzan also 1 | of ; S0 Sundays, fixtura it won crucial 20 trips oa o'clock, consnlation of $2 divi and t were yes come | have gone around left for (wo or thr nental . 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