New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1926, Page 23

[ ; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926. et e e TR i | Bddie nderson Loses tlonal 18.2 balkline amateur billlard pionships of the United States to be | ! S p e k i - 8 On the A“eys HARVA"" BR‘MS“N ‘ AGES B@_EMERALDS EI‘ 1 ,,1 ““\;hl '\Ll(('hl (0 Miller | ATHLETE A SU]C!DE champlonship tournament. The fitth |held here next August in connection day's matches will be played this|with the scsqui-centennial, Dr. ; 2 Eddlo Anderson lost a tough o ; ' ROGERS TOWLING ALLEXS Desporate Last Minute Spurt by [mateh with Millcr i the state duck | New York High Schoal By Takes [ “/fn%en and tonish sorRe b Orton, EREre QeSS o f S P orts STANLEY WUSH LEAGUR Loscrs All But Switches Defeat to{ pin - tournament last night at the and loil e e R ) | Y 0 four games the exposition announced today. - Own Life Fearing He Would Not none. Emil A, Renner, —_— rurlow Victory, | Casino ulleys, losing, & gumes to 4 v ) B PR | ; T i v e i o orte T (L A e e T e Kb e -‘n.' hmm”; ORI ONRIIL LN S SA A ‘ ‘ it er | In a torrid hattle during which| " b LIl ) s Team, ] standing, has lost four and| yp oo a0 e 7 Tommy Milllgan, who lost his | Ul][]ero]'ad“a[e Pflpe]‘ Thinks ! votn teams showea a urimane « ; W hox, of Who lyst ganie, he Porh. Mardh b b won nou e ",.".,,r‘ ["{Lmh] feat lq\llw ‘n", ity chance against the welter |John Loo 0 of piay Iust nikht, tho Aces defeatud | would L n oassured of o te W ;n.\‘ .n“l H ‘rv--‘(-‘.lv;«. Three gar vere scheduled for 1% ¢ ’\'\'. m uxl-u n“ on{rel:l welght champion, Mickey Walker, F ” 0 . ,,.“ A AR TR R S e ah ndli (FalaLE I'he game oh bLrought the hie ired e would not make his|today as tollows. Charles Connor, | 18! M&ht, & ly virtue of its Hrooklyn Wednesday night, galned |Jo A x'.\.u the victors wore able 1o fOUFth. Andy mowed them down [Angelo, 15-year-old high school stu- Renner and James M third position in the Nullnn'll Hockey $1,300 for his end of the purse. dlav 18 - put it over the weaters of the green, | (TOM 006 10 nine for a spare and Jdent, committed suicide yesterda vark, and Clinton and Ap- | -C081® A in Cambridge, Mass., March & U= | pyo final score wa 31 During the mateh An- (DY hanging himself from a shower | jlehy | YIESE \ Charley Hoft of Norway, like | Vaticont ) -I‘Il‘l”""*l of the joint ugreement of | * 4y hare (i the s issed 15 spares and maagy [Path frame in his home, —— | EX-CHAMP GETS DRAW ‘navo Nurmi of Iinland, has found . H;Lv‘ ‘x‘\ “- \‘m-. ,,-’:'q,l,ml'|m‘."1nj‘m l" but ws the gume wa \v‘:m missed o iko nume :' ;’?\\' “ "“‘1"”’”" IN lm\\|\(. CONTEST | Miami, Fla, Mareh b (P—Joe no worth while Americun competi- {RE: } AL eK O old in the second sta hile he was muaking 27, Bd. th LSl Philadelphia \m I b (®=The |Lynch, former world's bantamwelght tion at his speclalty, g0 he has do. 104 “ jgames where one or the other team | 5 o \COE WE : : ma M strile md a deuble [abont his at ClEtideansy : o GybT it e v‘ 1 Pal M 5 M 1 . u 1 [is playing is voleed today by the| ; > strike Ml 1 o Monroe High |¢ ipion and Pal Moore of Mem- §ided to meet the athletes on This { ey 4 o il P berhaen Y | head the race a conclusion, A |MIiK LU na rikes, | 21 Hs that |Fopresent the island republican phis, Tenn,, f ht ten rounds to a do at their own games. He will| Adams . M ¢ ‘rhnm-wn_ undergraduate Jaily desperute rally by t losers as the | The former to was a student, his coach said it b 5 | " for the owing ¢ - | draw or b “There can be no other rowing Nrldrowihere action than ungualified 1 v av ight, ice Dehart Hubbard, negro broad- | Lusnte game was nearing he would undoubtedly have made : n end ell short i oppone : S 5 i t8 of a tie. The work of| This it of cumes: [the team. Jumping champion, in that event at i) T TR e .| by four points of a tie. The work o FAMeS: the post offico clerks' meet, March Tadsons, B D (:\,I\:’]".,f‘::“',‘,’; L outstanding fea- | Miller 113, 136, 104, 180, 3 N e cddio” |98 116 and 108, for a total of | Pirates Welcome Scrubs Py en hining | 1.046. Anderson -= 107, 120, 103, | @ o 4 al TKIDaIne ren it increass in funds, solely to e e s e 1o o o1 So Then Can Have a Game etk ‘(.,m“"“l"” ;‘ “,“]’ anty maintenance and development of totaltoris i : *1 Pittsburgh, Pa., March & (®—The ; iy general athletic faellitics, and not | 1T | {full Pirate crew held its first prac. B, das declded to apply for Americo kaneral mthloy & ! ! I e : ¥ to increasing the budgets of inter-| cycon, pf ([eonegiate athictic teams! The tdea | xrony tice sesslon at the Paso Nobles Cali- 'Boslml I’n'nea Defeated |tornia training camp today, the sec- B citizenship papers after being con- sidered anything but foreigner in | 5lof ‘athleties for al' has recently | Bricksor i o wane ond squad having arrived in the lit- his Ameriean appearances. D come noticeably to the fore in!pj ‘ “‘ f L "1,4,\ “,l""‘*‘m‘ {lo golden state town last night. The | laney’s name i« Chapdelaine but in (! theory., Here 48 a definite step to- | A ugustine = 2 pethe “‘L atterymen, who had been playing | one of his carly bouts an an- ward putting this theory into pruc-| Gstorne. e i ‘ S ot o' can’ for a week, warmly wel- | nouncer pronounced It so it sound- Al | y AUty \ed the halance of the outfit and ‘\” to the reporters like “Jack D *The method alopted ough it | 7 a1 Yosterday \‘:n.\‘ A S DR CTHERY we SOId a , lanex” and it stuck to him. may he deeried as gommercialism, is | Emeralds camp was dietinguished 22408 G, with th 2 o m 7 [in reality nothing of the sor Tt | ¥id, 1 ;‘ wild and Ineffective pitehing All the world champions, w he Ihe metropolitan open golf | 5 xeeption of Max Carey and George mtham, are now in camp. Carey lis recovering from a severa cold in a 8St. Louis hospital, while Grantham Istopped off In Los Angelos yesterday ta have a speclalist treat muscle does not involve t I {hecause the gam is a public sale ar is merely Harvard ing through Harvs funds to he used for the most neg- |\ championship, won l!ast year by Gene Sarazen, will be played on the “alisbury links at Garden City, Long 1sland, July 15 to 17, Ogrodowsk! but It was even | 6 {wmore noteworthy for the hard | 8 Kent Kibbie and Bill Cronin, ng men who tofled with the team of the Eastern for which there | cagey, If not affected. Tt gariel wethod of vais- | Morrin, wduates the | bunch of J&i‘) 3 Overcoats last week Tt 4 PERL Ruie ¥ e t year, They were the real | - ht should | rnks English flywolght, | B8, locted phase of the university's CEt of what turned out to be a |P*/M® In his right shoulder. | m:u« bid for fame to. proper function, which is the de- 14 lar slugfest, Kibbie lned out “:-*;H wh o cmects :1:.:(:5»: X s : velopment of the compiete man. two Tomers, while Cronin did n.s!Tx'lple Tie Continues b s - e yrk. e winner ords. i iatieta0 ttee can only 2OU share with a liberal supply of extra ———— Landon oy The athletic commi n only WINS IN 10 ROUNDS i ith a pply o e en n he conte zain a chance 1o |yt e be applanded for tts appreciation of | o A8 I ECIRE L hage hits, | In Billiard Tournament u S M 1 18 who is rec- lhuuu w Orleans, Manager| Philadelphia, March 3 (F—Edgar mmans plans to have the |T: Eppleby, New York; John A. ( Jr, Pitteburgh, and Percy N. Chicago, today remained in tie for first place in the Nn-l Down in champion . ‘s needs and its cholee ¢ ihenninersialansad sl EBEAG Oyl CR eyl dn ol et (wslht RGN R e of means to meet them. This step| on 0, F000 cciston over || | gained a 10-round decision I R RO X eI Fadoutle henaan o may be a forca tn influencing the | 5 §90Y 3 s ymmy Burns ) detroit here ast | ", luniversity administration to adopt | JONY Burns of Detroit here last |, , \n ruined plans for a five | DRSS |inning game yesterday. a an equally sane attitude toward ath- 1 latles for all. The recent appoint- ment of Mr. Bingham as dircctor of ! [athlctios with a seat on the faculty 5 has given grounds for hope that| F Ithe day wiil come when athletics will he regarded as a department of ] the university on tha same foo as the departments of Thistory [ J philosophy. and fine arts, and its needs considered on the same basis, 9 |When that day comes, the physical ! |development of the entiro student Dudnts I'he first moeting n“ the commis- nd deputics of the Hartford | " Athletle assocation wil Minger at the Hartford Y. M. C. A. | Tavt lock this evenigg. The .\mmu M“”‘" thall leaguo is now n RETaIS R nd, and plans for the tour [ 10 climinate the county enamps and stow the state title will be laid, association is also sponsoring a ior fournament, the first round ) Wil be run oft Tues 3 Other hlctic activities will lisengsed at the meeting tonigh town know a thing or two about bar- gains! We’re going to sell more to- morrow! They’re buying ’em for { Moniiewliz e | Golf \ummtmn Secks New Plan for Tournaments (§; o Hlibs Yew York, March 5 () j ove been the United te Golf association to save some time and money in with the national open ly will no longer he limited by extent of the ingenully of the | ociation in augmenting jts gate reccipts hletic a [ r Lucky Strike is the only cigarette 1 ill Is o o.:ptphc Holdout List | out of over 200 brands on the market ch & (P-=Contin- | s S . ’ ‘ e T H e absenco of Wally Vipp, veteran | which is unlque_that S Ao L eang San . IYork Yankees t to the| . \ e 541 Toegcachy i lattention of President August Hern s W Sl Tl @5 430 mann. on his a at the Cincin- | ! ’ o ccn for w plan which} Lucky Tl;ll«emfl [nati Reds camp vesterday. Pipp's | P e DG Wiis a3 Ireported demand for half of the pur- | e in the past many of the B3 L ] v been un Herrmann in o telephone ke long v$ 10 the tryouts !‘\ Dolhraswis Miller M e Ji e iminations are to | | yanke The latter said 1 e G AL rices, boys The asagq lot it ho ki K 219 | Petersburg of President Jake Rup- | , ’ Eramtasieiol B0 Nyl | pert to learn what the colonel want- mpionship, cut 2 to 16 jed done about the demand. guniiticatlonsfinst years N aitsicar- Heremann last night was awaiting pletion of plans the op la ,..4‘ from Pipp. whom he had | a e = | 1 to report at Orlando at once. | Ruel Debating Salary, . — - New ((I hel Locks Good |1 Mavch 5 (P-=\Whiln | b Cuhe Open Series With | Loe ‘.n"el(‘s Agmeaatmn pick, they’ll go fast I Cubs and the L 'lh-‘ Bruin as in e A costly betterment—an added pro- | m elr cess—but toasting develops the ' ; hidden flavors of the world’s finest Hirown university player. wal foul fly ir: | by g R g y | e O e tobaccos. That’s why : ention of Harr e likes the | {Tndian reeruit, delighted Manager | | “fty Thom: Joyes and | Wallnee Barnes ‘f:“"_l“’ Byeniion nesonivacroRilc fn 1 | < oofs, and they will piteh the with the BT 404 Stanley Works Girls, $25 $35 (\) Values to e $50 and here’s the place "Luckies taste so ¢00 ‘E! try two or ‘ - uFE SAVERs THE CANDY MINT WITH THE HOLE “Had lo be cerried *round like a babg.™ g o Lo David Schflll Dres. | 35 7 MAIN STREET 135 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN BRISTOL LAID UP B NEURITIS AKD RHEUMATISM 'SALESMAN $SAM By SWAN i Is quickly put on his feet '@ : X ) SA pa by simple home treatment phce: Gl 1:5*;2215‘& LX‘CEAL‘G THE'S JUST come Back sl 'l i T0 FLORDA IN H1S FLI - — RE’S 05T Jwe Fin ¥ - Many people who have suffered for quzZ 410 © INnVEST 1N REAL COM‘LgC"bVL"U fl"‘?f“ EET years from the crippling pain of rheu- AUD WIS W — HORRY matism or neuritis report that they wg“)fi:% ? = mv\]‘ r)\l arvl\ zing relief from a very 4511419 PLODON & TgEcon0 e L ple mm\ reatment. = ALone k fnr two weeks,” | Cold Weather Still Is WHILE oot Hampering the Cobbmen R like a baby. Dt le of Sloan's Detroit, March § UP—Cold, windy | [1%Y Liniment put me on my feet again.” ;“""‘\"T continued to hamper the | “;:;' A t1» Sloan's patted on light= | Petroit Amgricans in their practice FuUL Iy ']_u:;d I, ],1‘\\ ot i B i Augusta, Ga., training camp. ,""‘\P:‘HNG destroying blo wd liers and « e 'Tozé;_s(s through the ]\1\1.~m 1th ol GETTIUG rubbing! It's the medici contir t | Bowng does the work. : "y\ and C 3 | me;\ Soon the swelling and inflammation |78 In the absence of Ty Cabl. con- | { EQSE/::r go down, The aching stops. Almost STRMLREINphARISTOT ~..\, - "uldv'nl\‘ you find yourself y free ¢ scssion | b from pain, really cnmln(gta!h]n at last, - ed to Get a hottle today and have it on peration at timor = ex. hand. All druggists — 35 cents, Ipected to arrive in Augusta early | \ " next week