New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1926, Page 9

" On the All Speaking Lt CORBINS LOSE L N { CASINO BOWLING ALLEYS IN H"[]P FIfiHT Molkk « | g0 1018 World Serles Nelther Con. | RANGER SPECIAL "oy o f S P orts LA BOIAL Hllin e tending Team Made More Than H . Lewieky : 78 8 = | e T ] R Arbur 2 Three Runs In a Game This 1s the era of fancy prices for ‘:f,:; e ] (Continued from preceding page) 4 : ball players. Any minor league star | Abrahamssn 3 AP e—— 3 1 4 ! - Jorld serien: noither who brings leas than $50,000 fs in | telander e 190 [on@ from mid-court. The Russwins Rulers Walk In ing teams, Chicago the plker class. Medlocre athletes, ['°® $5 _¥8-- 200 Were more alert and had the bulge Travelling with a epecd that ¢ m Red Sox, was able | ‘ who merely show promise, are bt jArburr, fouled by Nyborg, hooked 'not be denied, the Rulers met g more than three runs in knocked down at from $10,000 to |ore In. Then Morelll sent up a cir- [took the Stanley Workers for t $20,000, 4 Adamacts 50 78 [Cus shot to count. Joe Jasper in the |sccond time, in the race. Ti th frays wero i (\\;\‘u;.:- i o0 45 seconds Wk a couple of s v I r in danger one ¢ ter. Two wer Chane. S the first on a neat dribble [outpassed, outguarded and outshor victorles, and, In three, the There are in the major leagues a |ilayes and the second afier a pass. It was their opponents all the wav a b only garnered a single | score of players who have cost from ;_‘}]flt‘""] 01|12 to 10 Rugswins, On they went though the Workers tried hayd they results were 1-0, 3 2.1, ! . $50,000 to twice that amount ana |-°"" ™" 2T|Luke and Swanson picked up foul |could not get the t nd 2.1 none have delivered in proportion to 538 372—152) 8BOts and Holst grabbed a long pass 'court much becauss M A o entiro serles produced a com- | the amount expended. > {from Luke to get a basket. It w statson were two by k hin-d of only 19 y Chieag J L i,._, PROIAL MATCB (14 to and the half nearly over. |(here. " i _\‘\.‘. ‘,f»v‘.],‘,,“ i RN R The college players are past mas- i — 921 [N¥borg threw a baseball heave from |jyg 1 with his usual s out-fallicd the Red Sox, 10 to 9, y ters at frenzied finance. When some ) 215 [mid-court clean and trus and soon flipping along the p pan s college star signs up, he usually gets 42— 218 jafterward Morelli went him one Lot the Hoy, Who'tlay ola Chuat . & 3 ¢ anywhere from $5,000 to $10,000, $ $1= 133 lror by throwing one three-fourth the o Mo v Yale Swimming Team Ts according to how badly he is sought length of the court. Morellf hacked ! 1 the apple to | and generally demands a two.year M. Luke just as the whistle blew. |nig mates or sanding it throug | . contract at a fat ealary, , | Mickey missed and the halt ended, Lioop. o 0|18 to 13, Russwins. They had the | oy siarted off ot o 1 erry p fo In striking contrast, take the 8 o s|edge for the half. 10 scconds and Sikora sur ] of the two outstanding batters of the 616 0= a1 The second halt wasioven myitard g i i S S , majors, Ty C'obb and Rogers Horns- i ~-— — (08 ScoTing went. Iach ut them v N 1 by, Cobb cost $700, Hornsby $200 3 408 4831241 [What appeared to be th batted in a rebe it te consisting of 17 ] N less, No wonder the magnates pine | == jstride only to have the y the Worl ) e fIrat 40D yasda In thres ¢ for the good old da ROGERS BOWLING ALLEYS |flght into the pietur ok cn a long fhi i seconds, breakin i ht minutes were hummer I s i e record 8 minutes 2 % SPECIAL MATCH all sure did fly about from one to | . : : ATl e s e o Fven the greatest of baseball All-Huriford Glr fos ”h‘r’ &he e tatadic “Mhm the back courl w e lattor eld jointly by Yal 0 managers make mistakes. [the other, A 1 1 possesslon of. L ' T I elL et et can f 80 - 251 The Corbins picked up three points and Hatlor ot 9 | 0 yards in 4 Several years ago, when Manager 107 {m}l o } HOIw" K (& ke AahsL bk o 3 ® the old r Rickey and Rogers Hornsby of the | g i rr doing the trick B o A7 e e 1 jolntly Al i St. Louls Nationals had a battle in - minute mark Morelli took Rulers; ) I being 4 minutes 4-5 ! the clubhouse, 1t was rumored the Hogerainan {-tl c:xl, 138—1423 jand xllrnflwlw{ to a baslke 4 The Woilkers put i . - v i 5 “ardinal star would be placed on the N meerentionElely: [ LiesillateriBaneon hacked Migioy | i the ‘sceonil haif, but yard mark was reached s Sl Luko, who'missed, but got the re-1Datlle Iu the second ; Y 2 . ound and made himself a basket. (RUlers had : v ‘ g |1t was knotted at the 2 minute 1"}; o l added r | | ¢ Report had it that he was to o mark by M. Luke, who flipped one le Hayes o footifiut ! " to New York. Manager McGraw in while covered, Hiad in el gy fo DR g COYpTeC RO freely admitted that he was after Nyborg started the death rally by “H?\" was he ds, \king Hornsby and_expected to land him. | FRATERNITY BOWLING ALLEYS |heaving one in from the 20 foot FeS AL RETLIn Hiny lesline Talo g | MeGraw, it is sald, -offered §200,000| - Imark in a efrcus shot. uke shot th AagElo ! v 1 secon | 2 for Hornshy. Zwl JouTE RaDd 4.0 |on8 to Morelli, who sunk tr, Then injury. He did niee wor Caswell ~ ; nson came through with another| The scors { v lthree-quarir court shot and his stanley Rule & Level | t St. Louls wanted e player to fill club had 26 points. On the next play 1.G I Pis, | | a ihefivacancygand eiskesi e AN e Jos Luke went to the o and v 1 1 i (A—The | 3 Frisch with some cash to boot. That . Sutlotithe: niatire (for & minite r 1 vorld's 1 h year Frisch was going great and | T came back and got & hand. There lay swim v n o la i McGraw said he wouldn't trade him 00 110— 202 |\wag 2 minutes 50 seconds left and Floden, If EA the ( oA o sven for Hornsby. the Russwins tightencd up. Josper Kley, ¢ 4 i N = | made t st point on a foul of Joe Murp! 'E 1 or i Last Y ar Hornsby finished on top 5 o Luke, & fterward Swanson made | Roceo, 1y A ErATve] ) | s of the * tional leagus in batiing for | 30 PR e his fourth personal and he got the |Guetafeon, 1z R Seha | i the .—— consecutive year, ng | SR ate, The same end 1 15 i nd 1- | b LGB for the third time 273 s01 Mhelanord = i 1 Russell & Frwin Stanley Workers MUNICIPAL TENNIS “s as it McGraw would have | . g TG ; Pis F.G I P New York, Ma 0 (R—Winners | if he traded even (he great | Lenpold I Nyborglzf v 3 : - {lot it | atlonal muni- + scli for him, = Svanso bt i ) \ Rihii Anional 10w | et s K n 3 n 1 park 0 i = |Goodrich, 1f - i ; 1t | Willie Plant Is Feature | FPT. N0, 15 r \o b i1 Eocotns At Tonight’s Track Meet - [T il N New York, March 10 () — Five 1 feor | hundred athletes vill participate to- | ¢ 12 | tin: | e night {n the annual track games o[; 2 the Morningside 2 and Willie | i Plant, a member of the club, the |Leon 5 feature performer, Plant, America’s champion walk- o er, has shown his heels to Dgo Fri- n gerio, of Italy and Gordon Geodwin it ot England, leaders in il metre plod at the Olymples of 1924, | Sagen and tonight he will be heavily han- | Dumny st dicapped with his most powerful o opponent, Harry Hinkel of the New e, 1 York A. C. also an Olympic star i The distance {s one mile. Veteran Catcher Is Slated for the Bench | Another major league veteran, Cy 8 G FIGHTS LAST NGHT rkine, catcher of the Athletics, | i do bench duty a good portlon | 2 . | : coming seasomn. | _Urbana, T, — Jimmy Mahoney, Perkine, who not long ago rated | “hicago, beat Dick Smith, Danville “{th the backstopping stars, is apt | (8) - 0 be shoved into the backsround by | Lew Perfetti, New | L fwo youngsters, chrane | Vo cated Jimmy Russo, Grand | \t aind Jimmy Tox. Cochrane, it will (R ) k. e recalled, hore the brunt of the Taglor, Terre tehing work last year, It |Haute, t. ports, Mackian his first in big tim Fox, according to r Johnny Browy bantamweight champion of Englan (10). is a et Peter Schuyler! Who has the stronger hold on your confidence? main you've recently met, er the he g man vou've known . and tested for forty years? The newcomer may look lite a man of sterling worth. But the old friznd He's proved trie-blue. time has tested him. . True-blue! 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