New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1926, Page 9

welght champlon right now but tor & series of miafortunes that befell him, Just when he waas in tip top shape for & go with Berlenbach, De- laney waa stricken with septic pols. oning from a bad throat and he was seriously 1ll for some time, Speaking of Sports Thres montha after he had re. eovered, Delaney wont {n against the champlon, Berlenbach, and in the opinion of many, he won the battle His condition {s not just ripe yet for & meeting with Berlenbach again, but give him a few more fights like that of last night and he will be able to take Paul in the next battle, Tonight {s the nmight on which basketball fans of this city are bank- ing on the Natlonal Guards to come through and break the losing streak they have been in in thelr last theee contests. The Guards have lost con- secutlvely ta the Holyoke team, the Atlas of New Haven and the Bristo! lindees, Only two more rent da spring comes around, On the Alleys ROGERS BOWLING ALLEYS KENSINGTON w;m.wo LEAGUR Artista, before It they are to be in the swim for the state title at all this year, the CGiuards will have to take the Bristol Endees tonight and the Meriden En- dees on Wednesday night. Both of these teams have a victory over the locals and it is dependent on whether the Guards can even it up with both and they in turn take wins from the Atlas of New Haven, whether or not the New Britain team can stay in the running. 99~ 288 93— 273 The Bristol Endees, whkith Mal- colm, Feldman, Donoghue, Crow- ley, tfour from Holyoke and Tommy Tracy of Bristol, can compete with any team in the state and accord- ing to those who have seen them in action, they will beat anything Jowaphsen Horn Johnson O'Connen in the atate if given half a start, Betlier G b S a1 The Meriden Endees are known as[H. Strick daetl 84— 161 % strong combination and New . AL S Britain will have to be in the best 13 89— 304 of form to win. Nello 100 98— 295 —— Cooney 109 84— 203 Because of the fact that ar- 7401 4441302 rangements had already been made( Htcam Rallis to have the Natlonal Guards play {yhmee 000000 the Meriden Fndees in this city | Malon next Wednesday night, the benefit | Eeal game for Benny Parls between the P. & F. Corbin five and the Hart- ford Rubber Works quintet will be played at ths Y. M, C. A. on(}aduis Wednesday evening, January 27, on. And. G Kal! instead of next Wednesday, Paris suffered a. broken ankle in | 4 game between the P. & F. Cor-| bin five and the Hartford Rubber Works team on New Year's night and it will be a few days before he Boardman Rusan!l Goodrlen Pickett | John Dos . will be able to go out even on crutches, He has had the injured ELCORAS member ayed and It is now a ‘m""""‘fi“'l"’ cast and coming along very nicely, 1t i« a fitting thing that the Cor- | bin and Rubber Works team shonid remember Parls in this way and much credit is being given to Joe Hergstrom, physical director at the “Y for his part in arranging for o game, A large number of New Britain | vasketboll fans will be interested in : H, S the outcome of the battls tonight { "% in Hartford hetweon the Dixies and [¢ w the Atlag of New Haven. Theas two | Pin) fives are among the most hitter| rivals on the courts and a torrid bat- ntuee . 52 30 Didependents. tle should result. The Dixles took ‘:;»4":"'*"" :' S the first game from Eim City five | Q00K 1 in New Haven hy a two polnt margin 1 their first mecting and the affair Hulust Wie ended in a near riot wherein the T police had to escort the timekeeper ; A and referse from the floor. i UNY 'vl:‘huk:'*-\"\ E .16 Dixies are primed to beat the | Xerin 108 100 Atlas and al} the players are on Adnmoon o thelr toes to sec them win, Because | oo A e of the chances of the National | s rds 1o gt back on an eveu foot- | il O | ing with he Atlas through defeats S | by the Dixies and the Merlden| Gk I vooting for the Speedboys to coma through with a victory. dees, the loc: 52 port world will m\l‘ 2 Bocause of the bitter feeling exist- 1¢ fug between the two quintets, hoth ab.\rvi-r—-«n roferee and an umpire will urfmvma]‘ gl | | i o Lablerra ¢ the game, “Red” Ball of the |lew afm . ! husetts Aggics will referce and Johnny Manion will umpire. Harps. Jimmy Clir cd another vi | tory over Johany Mack of New 4 Haven, nominal champion of the 100 | 1.5 pound class last night in & fierce —- | battle in Hartford. This makes tho “.”‘ljj‘ ond time that Jimmy has taken |t : A el irnl| tie verdict over the New Haven hoy | e T4 ¢nd when the palr mect in the W hampionehip tournament mext ! 2 raouth, it looks as if the local hoy | will wear the gilded erown of his weight, | It is said that the New Haven) buttler has outgrown ti 126 pounders vow and if that is so, his ! meeting with Clineh in the climina- | tion tourney in Fabruary will be a s mere formality. Clinch's victory over the Lilm City ipper last night was clean cut. Hugh Rorty atch- ¢ maker for Hart- | C: an Tord, sent up a wire announcing that | Mohawk Indian, who Jack ¢ a fight car( arm Len Gates, the sohedule Shar- 4 will be ur to appear. “Mexi- can Joa” Lawsen has heen substitut «d in his place 1 t fiehit fans in this or any etlier city in the state who hayve pur- | Skinger cliused tirkets for the fight a | Krashen 1.4 ¥ . | Bufiington 1o MAttaon Vheir % WORKS TADIES Spark Tlugs. LEAGUE 148 ) ofter 10 1e1und H ' Iy pald in for a fght Al y one of the prinéipals H to appear. It isn ault that the fighter Lroke fs arm but at the same time it s I o realization that the fans have paid to see G s and not Lawson that Rorty makes the offer to re fund the box office receipts, The fourth round seems fo be Jack Delaney's propitious time for Ianding slecy producing socka Last night in the feurth round, for the first time in his opponent’s ecareer, Delaney Kno J Young Bob Fit elmmona B his feet and he nearly | » had him oed after he had risen § o, Jacobs to his feet, P. Hrland M. Wounik It was also in the fourth round hat Delaney put Paul Rerlenbach to sleep and It was the fourth stan- n in one of the 1wo times he 1 out Tiger Flowers, that he 1 the Georgla de as not carrying a ho s glove. A. Holmquiet hoo in should be light Dolaney heavy. 'TINY GLAND F. Erling .., orth +yie g 8, Norden J, Foldan ¥, Messenger A. Hornkohl , i, Ludert .., Tueky Strikes. 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