New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1926, Page 8

I I i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, S R e e e e S T ST e e LT AMERlCAN LEGiON BASKETBALL TEAM MEETS HARTFORD CRESCENTS TONIGHT \ N THURSDAY, JANUARY 1928, R = o SIIIIISIIIARAAIERSIERLNS e 182 BT T T T DI RIS s i R R ——THE INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE BOWLING SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED —ENTRIES BEING RECEIVED FOR Y M C A ALL AROUND «,HAMP’ONSHIP TOURNAMENT GUARDS GO TO HOLYOKE § X!KXX«.?:“ tii RS i b R BRI s R e e e R h pRiteiiest HARTFGRD CRESCENTS T 0 TEAMS 10 RESUME | ERFS GUARDS TRAVELTO | SCHAEFER REGAIN 4 5 ROWN MEET LEGION QUINTET | VOLLFY BALL PLAY HOLYOKE TONIGHT BILLIARD € —_— V' TRYING T'SLIS SOMETHING ‘ AL ¥ OVE €, HUHP/ You'RE 3 Jess Scheer’s {umlnn‘xlmnl liculcdlln ']\lml: nlumnl At Gommercials and Mechanics to S ) N et Mles of New Haven at Beats Edouard Horemans by Y. W. C, A, Tonight—DBelser is Back With Locals— e \ } Nyhorg of R. & E. Team Secured For Reserve Batle fot _l‘_l§[ Elflfle Hinors ; S[(ll@ ANHMSEI_M&Y nght 1,300 to 690 vm’]ly in Match Strength—Silverman, Ballour, Leonard and Alex-+ ===~ e \ o e A e ander On Capital City Roster, e e R onlE 3 ! L e 9% SRR AR SO, v DIRLRE v o1l Valley A. A, of the has twies st = SOWLING SOHEDULE |z Fie ot LW i it e ] 7y o o ",I‘r”,":”: \TTE Do ® ;_L_ f& 1 ', o Molyoke ¢ w.nAvvn‘ s ‘1‘ Hhnaln I, Belser 1t S Ll tesslonily lined up £ LI e R L, Al Cen | Keep out of the celiar position, " ; e S dedil el L R Holst I lontam Y ] | Henry Hornkohl, captain of | B eSSy | : Biiier aia Ganslare0 ihE i Loft G i { tosenswelg and Braddon, and the RESIN BAG, LADIES AN it : {1oy 1wo other court stars whose o Nyborg Lurs The New I 1 Industrial Bowl- [ Commercials with A. Scott, league's GENTLEMEN —r \ , 18 heen seen far und wide, e S R el s hne g bl S SRl T f OWING To THE FACT 1 il wse thelr rogular |5 the eanon as aif ImiiNlial Wnit o= tihS e otk ] oo of the | wax Narmly when the 1w " teums (ENLATVEEECBIRE Lt Wil ‘attimp. (o anex (his game | 4 o 1 vw‘x'.:‘.' at t Y, W, C. A gy sl " e re on th e cach other across |"l' .nl(. t SPECTS SOMETHING \ “‘"‘ !“.‘ string of “:“\ ’ ‘n' '»v ml“;\”'\'fl. ”;."'\‘ 1“ IHnEIon & B nd som and| The second mateh will find the OTHER THAN RESIN 1S BEING crs all in good shape for I e |v:a Scheer's b tion o good bowling was turned in as | Firemen all sct to go. Having de US‘ED,T‘mE GAME WiLL BE ‘ bl “ 1hey confidently expeet 1o Junt” the first night, contint ;o ‘ ball sharp oters. i : (0 ores column will lveloped their stride they feel con- | ENTARILY TED WAILE 7 BEINE iome b vintory: Shb e el e {hio. Capital City outht | L, o el L s e 7 i ’?EEAQESNmEQfiL wrday wieht ot the Siaie ar- with & gulll of 423 point o o -‘:vmxl.e-"““ gy ‘ at | fessionaly “1‘““‘“" B ‘1"""':‘\5 C;Aés AT THE LABORATERY and the Atlas will engage | 251, which with his best of 243, vus ,.‘ }nm ve his two old reliables in 1e line-up in the persons of Tom Jim Dorsey ar timers Lerg has his Wikl Now ter L.t ]u»\l | Crowe and ¥. Corbin these two old B maq euen termed ahout the the s of a a vietory o is s the only tripls ntury.” [half of Scha er the [the cen has . x 1in team to its credit and | Schaefer defends hig title next & runaway of and treasurer C. M. Larnes, Y.[nothing will stop them. = GO THIS FAR., it also happens to be one of the |month against Erie Hagenlacher, the Those who know ¥irst Game o teams taken a fall|German champion, who finished he. B hatkionis ; R Ll i i out of the onal Guards this|hind Horemans in the round robin weet one. A games has been | Commerclals Mechanies | ! i |t ma T n ais ST ra s T e Tim" Cronin I be played | Jiornkohi ....,. Stowell TER ’—\u-E ke T iRl w ol ard T ndm ans T a{GH e threat @ t Rogers TIME TOL~ In order to siay in the running; R e . finedeRit e > NN = e for the state title, the locals find i |Sulted frora an agreement with tiy names of lfour Lucbeck-Retz S | ERATIN GETINAT i this game and jf | Blgian after Schacfer threatened tn Sl i e e Lo (WEW , PROFESSOR, [sRIBAL [ determination speaks for ansthing, |11 i the middie of their De """‘,,"'_‘]l“:',‘,‘ to Paie i AOW DO YoU | the AUas will Lave to travel at more (V€7 ",‘”.‘],‘\,M:;":‘\vhy x‘ds of ¢ e ) in. 6 and Mar. 10 Landers vs. |Sid b . Sahirbacher LIKE GoOR . [than top speed to make it two fn |the referee, J. Herbert Levs o Stanley Works; North & Judd vs. I, | R NEW WORW?) (|EVEEE et Hart & Cooley vs. |B¥ge ...ooo... . Galbraith A s | The ’\“"‘ un s too well Horem rew vs. N, B. Ma- « i to need much mention her b 4a A e e Nodcnexels mmwe‘ss MIGRT TE COMPELLED 10 TAKE SR Lwiniek and Eang, the two fizhting | L I A COURSE IN LH=M19'\2q IN ORDER. TC S ol | forwards are known to he two of North & Second Game PROPERLY ANALYZE FORFIGN MATTER OF FUTURE [the most dangere ards in th o riremen Uroras Il ) USED ON “THE BALL. | ame ana s and Kildufe will | | Saulnicr . Loomis ) \ave thei 1s full holding them | e Ame aund i e o | Sul W" 1 ': Vumm o e s . Dressc it 7 — |and with Gub il Greenber y Vs P& Corbins . I Londos to meet Stecher and offered « been scheduled in the [0 the back court, Reynolds USE TWO LINKS HAILTEy ‘.r. T e e R Crowo ENTRIES [IPEN FHR 1 purse of $25,000, a higher bid for t for that da h Ulaylor will have a torrid 3 | ind Mar, 24 Corbin Sercw | I the mateh promoters | el ale-Dartmouth, Penpsyiva- | 0¥ing to make the regular scores, eat Jo v8 Landers vs. Hart & | lergstrom TP o ool fas Iy 1f we are unable to conclude | nia-Chi bin State, | The Guard Reserves will play the [Los Angeles Tournament Mas S0 i i R T ATHLETI TOURNEY i it e St S RSl b o e Industrial le | Howard Bel- | udd; Stanicy Works vs, N. | PEEER il Al ari e cRl St Ll aan “_“":M_"h [ Wil start at § o'clock and e pi| And South Courses Will Be Used, =4 S Unterspan | S . Louis term Virginia. Notre Dame 1 | ame follow. Dancing will | ’rlf]v« ‘\-l:rrvw.w.lun‘,l: )~ Sweelling Landers v, | itk 0k ’ f Several months azo i | State at South Bend on the | Wind up the night, of the lst for the $10.100 open o ioods vs. N. . Machine; Corbin CUNN , 4 s, one full wach befors e | Country T Priday, Sutnrday and Bule, © ] e g @ permit from the state commission IR ! L G RO, G TU MAKE [;HANrFQ The annual tonrns for an_exiension of fhe two howrs| e Viest Price Money Glven To Pointer [ f4moua north com . to e Sk ¢ Sid Tereis *ay Rocky Kansas aualifying re VB, I e . .u“,m,wp, of the 0 ”‘“, acnmadico (o asnish. i) 4 e T Ia o, Champion 1s With- |+ ,xll‘[.l::.' ‘w\:y.».,; hechtwereny Work around athletics will nof, the match will go to St. 820000 For Privileges in a Title professionals and 59 turs ) Ttute S e .jelther Jan. 25 or February 1 | held By the Judges e SRR i i Entrfes for the events are being res le controversy amor Bout He Says In Announcement | S SRS R ON U RO [ L el Saturday, January 9 by wh plalned by Sfecher's brother-man York n. 7 (P—Sid Terris, brize money, in the AJl- (for the big vvent. For the amatenr i e . New York Scight Wil pay [American bird dog champlonship {Pro 18-hole preliminary tounumen e e R After g Munn defeated Tewis Rocky Kansis of Buffalo. the eham- [derby. which ended liere yesterday |©0morrow, the entry list reacted 305 of the Y. M. . A. oniy and the 2t Kansas City, no protest was made |plon, § 00 for the percentage |v varded to Jess Reynolds' Dia- | The south course of the cnb s the : ; T e e e i vl at time, and Munn and |privileges In a title bout, he said vointer. belonging to M, §, {one on which Machona o) pass and ! will & ¢ N QNI e i e Lewis comps 11 wrestling |yesterday. s of Lristov:, Okla. The judges ¢ Neek, No Y., in winobig the TR e i | 2l Stanley jure In prospect for the Philadelphia |and e dates on which they will be | \‘Y'v‘:ym“:i”ul e = ,\,.1_",.1' i [ s Gt not enongh years ago, made a 6% i1 a qualify- opnizedys SR L e S el In i Al i ol follo is as former champlon, defe the proposition to |Merit displayed to award the c |ing round. The course record s niore t i '\(‘“ f2 SEd50n TunnEshiE) Bill Demetral. Several others fol- (tely if he wins, Un- {Plonship. Handiers of Mr. Hughes |67, held by Vie Dalberto of the clul though he wi ) ! i a ut shift cor lowed and then came the Philade letic commission’s | 408 indicated a profest woud be |1t is a par 70 course, compared with aapnst LBl BN el J L r - phin matchywhen the elder Zbyszko [rules a champion receives 37 1.3 lodzed against the decision. the 72 par of the north caurse. The ger of ML enin ) s dlont SFEopley : iyt RSy Japtug B flopped Munn, gaining the title, only | per cent of the recsipts for d 5 ajestic Gene, setter. owned by |south course is 6,130 yardr, UCSDCHERL T G e SRS g s i1y o- 1 ARCEEUNILIS Blodd in b)) (o lose it later to Stecher, It was |ing his crown but there ds no stipn- 1. D. Byine, Du Quoin, TIL. won sce- | The fournament, as now arranged t 5 ey NOUUES NS ALy f 1925, 1s slated o}l 440 yard dash and 12 po & fler the Zhyszko incldent lation that he shalt not sell his per- [ond place. |provides that one round of 18 lioles : ! QLG LA SR (] s 18 & regulap, (PUL; Itcbruary § 220 vard dush Lewis brought out his championship | con privilege, | e | will be played on the gouth course | 5 v y 1 P &b, Cor. o ey 1 run. e even i A R S oS b EFe ! WANT BOUT IN PHITA. {each pl while three rcunds will e FREsCuat B R of Joe Taus S A i nowA el nrlarent alae el MAY ACCET POSITION | Jack Dempsey lias been urged fo |be played on the north couse. There b ) L L cap early ) DU nngly ready to meet all comers, including | Reports have reached New York |fight in Philadelphla — the city of |will bs 18 holes Friday, heit of the ! . Got Hatihg out of the game SENIEDUSEICHIRt Lewis that Archic Compston, noted British peace—during the sesqui-centennal [entrants playing over cach course, : S e et i al golfer now in Florida, celehratton, a date in- J being {and Satyrday, for the sewond 18 G ELST PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT el BALL LEAGUE reject any entry posit the entry fes Iron mes Gold, silver Is will be awarded 1o 18t o FOR FOOTBA be awarded to new records, : is one requirement in fon with the annual Braves May « Lutrance of Boston Mean Cirenit On Lines of re he at herwise, Physi- National Bacehall Loop h e T NEGOTIATING FOR T e vt WRESTLING MATCH FIGHTS LAST NIGHT promoters, furn' 1 <o Champion Stecher's Manager | . e Wi e Says He Will Meet Anyone | ‘“\‘ ’ .Lv 4 et A2 ‘,‘v"’ ’(\; l\ Chicago, Jan. 7 (#—Nego! } ‘1'\“'“‘“”‘”‘ '””‘; RUTIE ON BONING ‘ ..\".M'» sEd 2 ‘ ‘ u:ucu;n:u ‘ ; jto 2 (“ur:i»\‘ e \‘ e v \:' : P Tom Packs of St. Louls has signed g i 3 fall. BIG DAY Octoher 16 red letter day in coll Eight games of major import SATURDAY Saturday, a posi of ston 1 1 tion for the sum- snge the metropolitan as no club affilia. zested Wills and Tunney are proposed as opponents and a sl factory oppc “]I‘HVA’, {aualifying round, each half will play over the other course. The final nent is said to be in the [#6-hole championship fAight will be /held Sunday over the north course. , GOOD MY MORNING / MORNING DEAR | / GEORGIE DEAH 7 % ( sHe 1s ALSo STARTING To CAMPAIGN AGAINST SHORT 5,»«@1'6’:/\]’ By BRIGGS IS TGN A PERFECTLY GORGEOUS 0LD MORNING. 1SN'T wom:sru S '\ SEE BY THe To BE ALIVE! ) PAPER. A WOMAR AND A PART OF (1S STARTING A THis GLORIOUS ., CRUSADE AGAINST UNMVERSE / CIGARBTTES AnD THE USE OF OTWHER RMS OF ToBACCo = SMOKING = * SILLY, ISR SoME BobY 1S ALWAYS TAKING THE JovY CUTHORILIESNC 2 SN et (‘AMD THEY ARE PAD- LOCKING ALL OF The NIGHT CLUBS-- NO DANCING — NOTHING