New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1926, Page 8

EW BRITAIN DAILY H RALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1926, 2220510 (2110212000000 00 000000001 St Ri R A s e s ey od s st R enia e st bR AR AR Hisdtatattrattisssastiset 3TEILI: Y &, PR e AR LorameDEa | New Haven Team ]l:ls Two Wins Over Local Team— 0 e T AM RETURNING THE CONTRACT Former Exeter and Lafayette Player Was With Frank- Cityites Have a Strong (‘ombination — Man-for- N, S | | TAKING ALL MY TIME s \ : i o\ Britain Eleven Was One of Best He played Against |~ BONUS MAYBE T WOULD HENRY BROWN ‘ TOSBERS ARE ALREADY {other day while talktng In Florida GO MUCH TRANSPOR- . ber of the I'rankford Yellow Jack- NATIONAL GUARDS MEET ATLAS HERE TONIGHT—LEGION PLAYS ALL-MIDDLETOWN FIVE — HIGH SCHOOL POlNTlNG TO NEW HAVEN GAME MONDAY—COUNTY “Y” LEAGUE GAME—“BULL” LOWE PRAISFS ALL-NEW BRITAIN ELEVEN — CHURCH LEAGUE NA TIONAL GUARDS PLAY “BULL” LOWE STAR GRID ATLAS QUINTET TONIGHT s o MAN PRAISES LOCAL TEAM JUST A FEW LINES T0 GAY | 7 = Dgfo%\dg%f‘ New Britain Out to Win the Third Game—Elm ‘ (A B LI X -‘-'G—— A ford Yellow Jackets Last Year—Thinks All-New Man Defense to Be Used During Game—Record { . { GT\?E‘“EEEEOEE‘*‘?&ES‘&ED IS RS MNE ] —During Winter is a Member of the Coral Gables, Blc.{l\mg Crowd of l.m\ K \pc('l(-(l to See (' Onl('sl : 527 | @ign BECAUSE OF MU LOUE - ; = % A Florida, Squad—Works in Boston, AT S ) € FOQ i : = / - o ! “Bull” Lowe, former Exeter and ‘ = THERE , GLUNERS OF . 325 ; (ERTate P 0 il G AT GG ity Washington Minstrel Pulled as | Aot Nae g Pl g5 Nationl Tenis Champion Sul- Pased gt e v, Bevan Mich Comedy Then as Now ATION O PA» ~ -2 fors Pirst Defeat In 7 Years (rus ive last gume veing slovad i S last year. — New York, Feb. 20 UP--Amerl- | Towe said that the All-New Brit- GO A7 5 - can tennis today nears a crisis with |ain football team wus one of the CHASE | /SR : ¢ : S T‘“o”: 1“ ““: : S'::mlm [best teams that he had ever played YOORSELF. | ," - g . / bR *lugainst, e was especially 1oud in ; jwaying: ita trl-colov in o facen of |3 praise of Lingham and Dean, the Yankee court defenders, ends on the team and sald that he 5 2 | The names of Jean, Tene and [could not say too much about the ROtwern iy o BULLISLT Qs 0 g : : 3 § [ Jacques join that of Suzanne in the |work of Barnikow and Connors in DA g e o LU coureetul < E 4 S & 37 I}ist of net heroes produced by the |the backfield, e also lauded the Heyensicn L e ing 1Dy - TP 2 R 8 nd of Lafayctte, Napolcon and |work of Humphrics, local guard, to Anc Lannher e il Bt BRI ey > i S Joun of Arc, for yesterduy Borotra, |the skics and said that he would Le thatheitier, letigitiod L i ioniHgnal was just J - S 11.acost cnon climinated [able to make some of the best pro- reason. 1 R o Nick . "ol of the sn : : . T q LY | = I\William T, Tilden, Vineent Richards | fessional teams o the country. e i Ime vt (. d X ) PROVIDES PLENTY OF SLUELL HE OTILITY MAN, == i A e T e b T s Lo i e come hack 1 ity for gUne 'on the south si \ = " UWHO NOW OWRNS A 0 ham ol S MATERIAL FOR. THE HOLDOLT'S LETTER a1 indoor championships here. | Yellow Jackets, I,m« went to Coral tonight. into the i s FLORIDA HOTEL,RECOG- | One American remair the Gables, lorida and played with the ESTATE~BALL PLAJER. CAN © HS BOSS. KIZES HIS OLD'BOSS. e S o e e R e AF F_ogq 10 BE INDEPENRENT, | | i s e f 2 on graduate. The demands {the distinetion of beating the New ‘)nl \,’ peat 2 tain d - p + burden in 1he race of 1106, S ’ npon him are scvere, for to bring york Giants on which team were y in tonigl conte Atlas | ch the Sox won the flag after | z f back the t now held by Borotra. lseven former \H-.\rmnmn playors, New s share of the U tH alient te 1 r of the Coral Gables .-|m:n | 5 at the start and with t c § 3 \ ‘ it l leven Marks Are At Stake In 2 A0, ' t \‘r; Llnfn: “w l(lw'w s : g B i UPP[]SES LE{HUN e e Borotra, champion of 1823, Was ldcal on Lowe's opinfons about pl Sypasl AR IN e : Phidsamon HEsELns g Metropolitan A, U T ¢ leoneeded Nittle chance of conquer- |ors and feams and fn this way, the step some cp up with them. to lis g ight a8 | Plainville, Teague Leaders, Clash New Britain Quintet Playing M)ulh‘ . S i e e S ) onfide ! New ¥ There a about | In New York Tonight. Ater-actor who for seven years |reputation along the entire castern Cahea S aiastne (o ool e e ndads T e ITana| Rackethall Qum[e[ M%[S e ki) | s R T e 1 not tasted defeat in champion- |scaboard of the United States. Tk L ! ; oy i | | U BIEVEN | )0 tonnis play, but the “bonnd- | Lowe erved during the war in i “thal tizzcd his Doxmen : ) | | : championships ure at stake in the |yue Rasque” attained his best form [the United Rtates forees in Franes and ;%:\’\‘;m{l.r‘.?‘. TOUgh CllSlOIflCl TOfllgm | Comnty League Standing | New Pritain High-New Haven {Mctropolitan A. 4. U. frack mect in fand from the net lashed back atjan a reminder of that great v : e e i W L Pet High lincup for Monday afternoon: |the thirteenth regiment armory in [the American outdoor king until lstvuggie, carrles a picee of a shell Mooy . hew |aition. A pfactiiongmoant : o Pt T0000 v h e Brooklsn tonight, The New york |"ik Dill’ went down, 13:11, 6-3. |irom tho German guns. in his hody. hack in i \ednesd 1 3 ok Nehen Nick | All Middietown Ameriean Legion | New Britain ........ ] 730 | Darrow el wls 2 , 2 ' This amazing thing followed the [Tt i considered remarkable that he SO, G dia g | Eocl; 3 e Wentingbenn 3 Jasper | gimshury L V1AL €, s exproted o retain its team | gagene of Richards by Lacoste, 6-4, s alle to play tootball. In the fall players’ ardor any and they are 5 ; Right Torwar 1 North Granhy 213381 Znleskil 1 oon ... Masean |HHS ORI L e e e il CoRtainn: fdn e tonight 7 oy have : el £t * | MeCabe R SO Luke | Collinsville ....... i | Tour individuals will defend their {Later came the elimination of Hunt- | Boston where he is attached to the s Lole Tonnand | Kensington ....... 000 [ MeGrath .. .vv..es....... Hutehen |erowns: Willie Tlant in the walk, [ by Brugnon, G-4, 6-4. ‘ 5 & Co. Athletic Goods Teanardl i e MeRIIE fr o et i@ el D o s | hortly after feat in the lcompany. The concern allows him lsingles Tilden returned 1o the |a vacation during the winter months courts by the gide of one of the tall- in order to allow him to go to Flor- With South Church Reserves, | Manchester Team At Local Noic ing chol ot e I E s Center ‘. 5 i s ;\\H:lr» Goodwin in the two-mile run, win over the Atlas is e, announced as 1 : g 4 County “Y" basketball |Matulis Seveeeco Larson erh Taylor in the wrd hurdle the Guards and §f that f = ol i e Sturm L ATDUTT | jeagne will el tonight right guard | W R A s i wish is gratified ht, NARCT oy : greater if Mr. Right Guard the Boys' club when the Pl : el ave the ot leat men in tennis, red Anderson, fids e aathall Baley promises 1« he local (s R s | e .. Carrozza M. €. A team, now holding ) Ml S : % Fin- L the Amoricans turned back Bor- | 1tis apinfon of the All-New Trit- team an opportunity of tyinz t o el tverybody though Left Guard first place, comes over to meet the ! \jgioned the New Brit Nie o anioat B na e (atiia fn the doubles [ain team i3 a compliment that is score with harges at coms B R The American Legion basketball ShibE CR e SlE Rl e e L e [Tt e (e R I e I¥ worth while and he made if date before the z A R R i ntl quintet of this will play its sec S EnE heRinatin e o ‘r"l“” s “;" »(nf‘:f“. “‘1“” w('ll‘“ e e ure £ 1.].” American champlon took his ipia 2 R R this is done, then dritain Tl ond game tonight in Middletown (po yine. Plainsille defeate A O e B e ‘f Al ST Hires o | BeaMR iR G R aingles Aol Loson Bag ¢ . There may be a to cop (he it e i ann ched | stacking up against the Al-Middle- * xoc Gl s 'h"‘ s el sinco e lauy and gave full credit to his con- |chane next season when the 1 (ot | Town erank comblnation Hiletres fanyie sl e e R e L LTRSS hee B R e P R NORLEE U6 | queror. AN-New Dritain team s again ) on [Mas an even break with the Na- | T T T e b e e e e T | e N DLl D B O D (e e B (i e, (i this city feel that L LERRIECEIN i o1 nuy fitlonal Guiards: Wt docalslaroleon-lonzcoutive’ mames: by lnrge mars |hy atiarnoon in, e New: Haven |and Badla Kinby wil ur;w.'r‘:‘;():: player and he was at his best to- |Lowe will be a_member of the local do 1f ling vd” Ditting Cube | fident that thoy will cop the VICtOrY gineung are prepared fo battle to |Hillhouse High school gymnastum in [1,000-vard run with Alan Helffrich hgsenl: leehu e imuch, sose bty the limit on {he occasion of this|the sccond of a home and home and Vin Lally in the 600-yard event. R T ‘;':m'r:‘,"r': vight tonight although they realize that A {second mieetin 1t Pl 2 ns, |game series with that team. e e 2 = > ™ ¢ dihag heen gk ts eat it virtully gives that team the| fThe result of this same will have | GHANNEL SWIM ENTRY el ofthegHactiornd Shlughier. lant line | they are up as tough a team s who were{ The Middletown team boasts of al j L0 O B ey fo y season, " namber of | veturang who ae sti Chambionshin, while o victory forfa very important vearing on the| (L) SKATES DERBY —_— o New Britain will probably entail a i 1z in the light of stardem and future of the Red and Gold team. e ek S S i o (TR S REC AT the. cli 1\ w Haven was a bit lost in the | — Suzanne Wurtz Former Champion ]NTEREST N RAGING fust, is & orack floor working com- i Of league and have had mo jearly part »f the game here 1ast |y gie Myers and Charles Jewtraw Will Be in itself, but tt e bl D et 1 S K o e s Y | trouble with the oceupants of {he |Friday, but toward the end it be- | Swimmer of France 3 pending o " 1 A S Phntlwanlliclon araw Laieplall thet wars (Thejj.oremnosition 'gan to find itself and only for the! Among Prominent Stars Ianmcd} Candidate to Cross This Year. « 18 | found | 1ocals will be on o forelgn floor for |, N¢W Dritain will be somewhat |big lead the Red and Gold men had| : i 1 7 ol ;) o i = e be an | handicapped in pla . Wilks be- |collected in the early stages of the| in Skating Meet At Toronto. Paris, Feb. 20 (P—Suzanne t while the ve Car ste 5 . B il st ing and May probably e, the Elm City boys might have | f Wurtz, former champion swimmer it while 1 ! . s § e oot i ed AN ing and May probably on |game, the 5 I8 i 20 (P —Eddie irtz, who ha t " over the siage frisht thew soored | the sick list. Morey and Biell will causcd trouble. The final score was Toronto, Ont., Feh. 20 (B—Eddic | o yoriye, fs the latest woman can season, e D S0 e at forward berths, C 34 to 31 in favor of New Dnitain. | Meyers of Naw York, and Charles |gidate for the English Channel swim sneak in ( ‘:“ h '” H;\ Ginsb Wessels at cenl and ~ Osbo The Junior Varsity team will play | Jewtraw of Lake Placid, N. Y., are |in 19 which probably will he the | Newmarket fob 20 (Pi—Interest s all primed for | Kildufi, Washburn and Potts in [the Sonth Manchester sccond team |among tihe prominent entrants patuner year for the number of at-jin horee racing in Bngland has heen i e 4 | the gnard positions. Plainville cx- [tomorrow but will not play in New \”( it g mpts ever made to cross the increasing in leaps and bounds, 5 / > | pect N strengt flaven Montey. | An thid teant nau o S0l Bhates o) “fish-bowl.” Statistics issued by the “Racing tin, Mi tay lonly three more games in their path | Which features the E Mademo z will start [Calendar” show that during the and the red le Iore ‘1 v Sniith, [toward straight victories over a |tional speed skating champlonships. \ from Cape Gris-} ind will have | flat racing season 4,600 horses cho must be stopped if New Brit- I period of three full seasons, it will | Meyers won the men's final § a companion N ne Jane Sion, [ran under Jockey club rules, this {ain is to win naturally give all it can to take th 1”" mile last night and qualified for [who came within 2 mile of the Dov- {being the greatest tofal on record On Mond I o remalning games. | most of today's closing events. Miss fer Cliffs in 19 In 1827, only 1,166 horses ran dur- combination in the gamu [ C8 Sontay night the locals wil (=i s the | Leila Brooks of Toronto continued | Mademoiselle Woriz has won the ing the se 1 4 4 i e o Gl e ol ey (o Dick” Dillon il referee the 1 Brooks ¢ r ademois yriz has won the |ing the season. PLAY FINM ’\ME ]N RO A A e e L o S e e o e rsitslandivaalt e (o e asnaona ek aE T e e e T SCESECRRRT S ah ot figsn) AT glols e ot etk 1 ; Lt URblit) oy (i6he G LB Wi P ¥ W a K se game g the men's races 0 and |k eters down the ne—threes | England as 5, i Ay e e Ausing some trouble fn the |Morrow and the Hillhouse game in ing the womer 14 kilometers down the Sel Fngland Reserves, wh Turt Followers Increasing by Leaps and Bounds in England Fach Year Statistics show. and they that has characteriz- 1l this season. Coach aid that he will start 1GH] N f 4 with reserve strongth, Billy | 10ams : on a forfeit when % . T T blf ._i_ D iy ne_ et 1he bt |5 oo o g .| The man who went south to improve his golf and Bluchirds Mitet Kensing- 1 w parts N e ton Congro R Amierican Practice of Calling Tlays | usua ¢ts into the game for \1,4, New Britain-North Granby y and his work 14 of the high. |[RAMes in hoth places were post- or- by Numbers Has Disastrous Re- 00008 000 b 00§ Carrorsa will | poned from their scheduled dates, o e f it the up-state management has | ¢ sults in French Play w“” foGn i s o ing |acceptad the offer of the New Brit- i low You wWonN'T B i and Carlson will also | A0 management to play both con- LIEVE THIS BUT 1 a tough scssion holding Micky | 181s off a ible-header Jon- | i BAUGHT AN OPTION i ' s i S R rig | ON_THAT HUNDRED i : RS L L It will be a case of the Middle- | ACRES OVER THERE TAKEN IN THERE [ 0 i e 2 - For A COUPLA HUND' I'VE GoT g 7\ ‘cEPT A CouPLA VERY CHOICE o i e ]NCREASE PR]GES ARDIAVAR javoTie PR Gy pmeenten s Rl s want o win this | SPOSE IVE BEEN VAFTER THAT OVER THERE =" [ |y HERE THAT VSR e e | oFrERE o178 \'piece BuT IF / LL piind ‘;“‘]’? | MIGHT BE A Johnny Mannion, | Field Spectators at French Horse | L ey ESRat/ ‘:CA:I‘;”AI‘_ ; Sut : ABLE To GET trict as “Dic T / {wa A FOR You L vl Races Will Have to Pay Three SIDE_OF, GERVTRCR A 8uT- calling th n th T PROP'TY- ires the locals of Francs Instead of Two. | TS A ting contest WHALE OF Parig. Feh, 20 (#—-When the bu- | A BARGAIN san in There was oppositi City Council to the increase, “This little franc will make all Chic 1—DPete Sar- |the difference in the world in the Phil . he attendance,” said City Councillor Le | Trocquer. “'Most of the small pla Ark.—Pete Firpo, lers will remain in town and bet | t Bobby Ce with the clandestine books. Thus | h Welterweizht - Vamne His |, yrom & Murdock, |the percentage accrued to the State | - : | ¢ ma v, be v Rich, {and City from Pari-Mutuel betting | Chance At The Crown Worn Ry ‘] Worth will also dwindle | Mickey Walker Through Victory.| Tampa—Datio e ¢ Cuba, iy, Aty 1 feated Tomr n. Toledo, NEW BOWLING LEAGUI 10). llarry Forbes, Akron,| A new 8 o'clock Commercial won from Al Z r, Clev league ¥ 5 Mond night at ) Rogers alleys with six teams enter- | — | Mohica Bakers, Rackliffe | I'NTER BIKE RACE | Bros, § & Upson, Exide 5 and BEdman Milk €o., and N. er & Coal I\Il R IN MARATHON hardy runners will Brooklyn Que Monday. v of fee v @ 1925 N7 TRIBUNE NE way—or plen .