New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 9

UHMtRR i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL .19, 1926, I [ . harge bug toting at the! pleting negotlations for bouts be- [fighter and manager may cause a |at least three more aro ex & bl s i \ ay S0 @ e J n pected to p S p ea k i n 8 .JA(;K DELANEY Tfl Baseba” S[and,ng -h\mr!l nsadiwglinke AN RIGKARD MAK]NG PLANS troon ,f ‘.w.\‘;‘ln und Mickey Walker, [delay fn the negotiations. be represntd tonight, Al churchos | o & ay ore boys can bo taken | the welter champ, Rickard and McMahon plan 10 |wishing to compete are warned fo ) | T e care of {n the tumbiing class POR GREBFLOWERS BOUT Delaney and Paul Ber hold the Greb-Flowers contest in have representatives present, as it Of S p or t s | et Sl | — ~ | S Y n;»lv‘)‘,. ny\:.lm:y.v'km] 1.\“1::; )\’:..‘1 the open May 27, and beliove that |is planned to complote preliminary | - and s matchmaker Je cdahon the financial prospeets will include | arrangements fa ible b | Games Yesterday [Return Match For the World's have concentrated on the Greb-Ilow- | Flawer 4 : otk | A8 SHE-88 POSING LI FTTenitissgey 122332888828228. o \\:;1;\:17:&"1"2“\"“ York 2 | IR (Tt o ers negotiations, | Miller, to pt % the ::1v‘:X‘\'xh\r.,lx::\l“:d:;l‘:‘nIin:lrl';e"l";:: ;’:fl“: “l‘.“‘"'r'“" "‘“'“h"‘ s ‘[”‘"’“‘ 9 Chicago &, Cleveland 1 | lN B UTS T[]Nl HT Now In the Making defeat at the Georsin: (Church Baseball League league will use the soft ball again y8 of spring, has kKep: he | } 2 (: § 2 . this or, as dtamena nm trom meconns oncna | 160¢ Hartlord Fight Card (Other o/uba not scheduled), b5 New Yark, $yrtt 10 o o | To Be Formed Tonight (i (T, e Sasi e sastlc over baseball and howling e i - mateh for the middlewe dy to fight. Greb, | The Inter-Church buseball league v g it The Standing | f ; 4 ) | son of play. holds on strongly. The following K ‘ e L A S however, asked the New York | wiil o organized f cond sea- s “ ton loys Commercial [lancy's first appearance in Connectl- G CiE® +oererieni b 1 B a0l ( 1nd Harry Greb once ugaln ls in y olds wit ROV A IORUnE 0T i) Wans e of | DLAYED EVERY INNING P s e e S o i e s ! ub}’SZkO 10 Be Seen in Matches _ Mason, ! the cutering teams at the Y. M. €| Glenn Wright of the Pirates Hurite loague, Junlor |y, o) pon aronany N Wi e £ (i Havi heen lked, by rivalry Mason invelg into slgning A. this evening at 7:40 a'clock. Eight | played every inning of every pe A Stanley Works, |'® 5t for Mouday evening, Aprit 20, | New York 2 e In the silistic marts and rulings |the contfhet ju the Ilow. | teams have already signed up for the | during his 1924 debut season 8 Tnalelal AT when he fights King Solom of ((In\'olnnrl 2 Tonight at §:15 o'clock in Jestor's | by (1 xing fathe from cow- lers bout, This difference betwe cond season of this league, while | rather unusual feat for a rookie, s i Panama In the big Hartford state },;"If“]‘] : hall on Arch strect, Now tain § ) | 1iddle Anderson holding his jarmory g (e 4 00 | wrest] s will have an oppor | lengue and | It promises to be the greatest fn. | = OUB tereeseinn 0 L L [ seme of the greatost | victories [door boxing event in all Nev o expgnents of the art of wrestling in | lust week. vaulted into first place in [1and’s ring history, an unprecedented | & xr‘,,."":m;“.:[.m,l"" 1. Amgng the stars to appear | {he standing. die tn the defending [advance sale even at this early dato | | yernd ot O ivope hiere tonlght will Le Stanilaus Zbysz | champlon this and by the way |[forecasting a gate of at least $35,- | Al i ko, Ivan Poddubny, L'rank Bruno, | Re is rolling, It appeers that he is |00 TR Ao [ Yuselif Hussane and Karol Zbyszko. | ®anuing to make o drive at the| Boxing fans In all sections of Con- P b it All thes trong contenders for | champlonsship agaln season. [necticut and western Massachusotts s il the he ht wrestiing cham- | Seeniy have long waited for this ehance to | the world and, pitted kes on a tough customer at |50 the clever and hard-hitting De- e another tonight, will tha Casino 2lleys tonight when he |laney in actio 3 ilreat tha llkei| meets Leskesitch of Now Haven in| Delancy Is meeting a rugged box- | xow Yor Boston of W hey haven't had in many | o state league match, skaviteh fs [r of rare fighting qualities in Solo- | pitrghurgh 2, Cincinnati 1 year fougth In the league standing and s [Mon. Toston has been the locale | g Touis qo. cnionmn | The featuro bout of the evening ! ® to glve the best of them for the majority of tmporta R N will be between Ivan Poddubny, the rug i mate. Anderson is |fIghts and so Jask Conwr I e TLEGE Gian Russtan, dubbed Ivan the Te Ing at tha top oF his form and [Writer of the Boston American, L rible bocause of Lls immense power | ® [ ] ¢ s King on him to | well -qualified to diseusy the Pan- | Thele s \gth in the ring, end | ‘ ght. {ama champion and his fortheoming il e ane, the Terrible Turk. [serap with Delaney. This 15 wWhat s 1ous RS ks AR is known the world over | y Ha¥es, the local boy who |© s to say: | New York ovoovines 4 : gog | [or his prowess on the mat and sl is the shini T.chigh | . who has been | piagelphi Lo nnells sto R Al haseball ten again in de '] d to box Jack Delaney at Wart- | ¢ypennati aholld s provide taksentationaly ont i G o ballad® ont| ! as a actory performe SooRlvr | ,.,-i\ safe hits in four trips to the though not rious contenders for | pip v ' aus » the ol man . . plate. These two were the only hits | any ehamplor i pitted - against | registered by his team. Nolomon has proved ono of the Y York heavy. : By [greatest drawing eards in Boston ! i not &0 long ngo, e T - |despite the fact that he has lost her, the claimant for the | pan 4 l!“l‘w’»‘]\l‘nl‘l:‘;\x]l"“ ok il A i T aih Maloney and | e ”];1'"%";‘““?;} the grade. 1 D alaloneghoulae by o The finest steels available are used in control of the Ford Motor Company. cd out two hits in |th0 King over : o ooklyn at Philadelphia soth | | f: f Ford The pl ) ; o ation, The firs contest was staged all time. Both the manufacture of Ford cars. The plate . PSR anr trips, one of them sending in a 8 - e | 3 : : s Iron is taken fi T thowet he bimeelt was tinght |€rly lost summer fellowing Solo- | RO MR y _are men | glass for windshields and windows isas ;L1 € ronlx\Ford mines in Mich- S e s e e over Ad Matones SRR who can | s be HE s kol igan; coal from the Company’s mines ! nin o the early Games Yeaterdn world periecy fo cia be mace. “PROBELY - in'Kentuckyand West Virginia, Glass T e on made a hur- i 6, & z e feared | material contains a larger percentage of el r% : e whicl Brooklyn took from Ph i e ol lo 10, Jers i | wool than is ordinarily specified—even from‘ thetEord fiflfha:: gauts,.woh J : T fror Joston sey City 8, D of . . A VDA o et Ko, s 3 sen- | for much higher priced cars. The basic North @ Raw thateral a; sfi '?I: :l play ight field 1t S TAna kil satlon a ¢ i s 1 soeured ans hit, a ty cond _Sotoman-Nalones' Raimore tlon and e mes of 8| o features of Ford design have never been BEE i svan th mé 5 ¢ a thriller and alt altimore 8. Toron wt famous fam ith | . - " 1 the plats R L Baltimora 8, ‘Toronto 6. s SR R improved upon by any manufacturer, ~ PFOSUCtS LM 1 ! o e al v ) (7 innings). nlan Hercules, Th S pany’s own transportation routes; coke Gt bt A oo i SR cnemics on the mat and the No other car offers greater depend- ovens, blast furnaces, a steel mill, foun- counted in the box score q Aoy ¢ HILE speetators wo interested in 1% o 1 3 A Al {2 1he (hird round Sclaman W pper esia ol il Bo dnioneslolin scec ability. The Ford car has won the favor dries and saw mills—all are part of this o laloney for the count of ark - 4 e il Younges e 4 B s . i S R N 0 :‘ s | of millions of users, under every con- complete organization. There are even [mp et & in poor condition when he re- | oces Gt : internations! ceivable motoring condition. Its con- salvage plants, paper mill, cement plant, T it oo . Nationalities are at stake . . - . . . Diek Clox who framed_ boaine: Toronto . L Pl A venience is known and appreciated the etc,, to transform waste materials into [urned out for the mateh was I | Syrmense o .| L 2R intercsied in the , world over; its performance is taken useful by-products. o e lan uproar as the King etrove to put | Bufrale . ...« e . ) 167 | \arious wrestlers wiil ba on hand fn for granted. . . D ke T 43 [iEaaleg Dih D aeTihare mambers to wateh them o g In this way every possible economy orin that e shoutd | “The fimekecper_fnally sounded — e R Such quality is possible at Ford prices is effected. Under no other circum- T e he he bell only tin e 's Tod 1e first bout s o start | # f . SEEy 5 e R L i nad o e et ee ava sl s (o romptly at Si1h o b1 an because every operation, from mining stances could Ford quality be had at better |Neither of the Merwin stave in Chaliceht haaoRi G i Toronto at Baltimore. Siier|cael ot T Nat B ar 1t eith though he later | Rochester at S Rael New Britaln |claimed he did. After the bell e e gean WL LU ; 2 bid for a|rounded, Solomon landed a right to | TR aqileL ofae Sorlesaatgnrestiing et the Hartford [the and knocked Maloney cold Pl AY I:I enosenbichinll ta elstnihereung | P . i3 showing up las a clam. Maloney's seconds claim- b [ \ r these auspices and if suceessful, | hasn't been ot victory on g foul on | T 1 MeDonald. rotund pilet {the of the Capital City team. Sullick s [bell s heir ¢ ¢« yorunzster and has many friends in {lowed t the referee. 1 it who will he Niens to see 4 to his second him ingghis bis first at- | Maloney, Soloman was ten onal basehall, antpointed by Jack &ha r was too fast for King. Tru- i I =ie onen non-Maloney bout e 1e opens avae bl (he win- | College Men Who Hung Up Records i on with king 1 « Typhaons f op doing | ked out in New York Ly | coulq with any | at Kansas and Ohio Eients Tlaris Solomon appar- | ogf soar 0 open in aterbury ; in the Berienbach Al Stors in Penn Relays field will be st Albany; Pj d was casy for Maloney in | 3 will play Providen and i EEC SNl pLIR ORS00 port shows New Haven, rested up and o month fonzht in I with W second time vell for t) ed out front an lancy should the [i¥hile the referee apparegtly ton, rid the bell, use at Newark Syrs lid not 1g to ) wrestlars, laim was al- hout with decisively W (Coutinued from preceding page) rkey. The ' J Sharkey for He s 2 renes Drake games that more marks will d we defeat Sol w Britain the world's ININDOOR LEAGUES 351 0 SEEK EW | TRACK MARKS THIS WEEK | Planetary Torque T RUNABOUT 290 of ore to final assembly is under direct Dual Ignition System Ford prices. Features That Maintain Ford Leadership All-Steel Bodies Thermo-Syphon Cooling Simple, Dependable Lubrication Three Point Motor Suspension Multiple Disc-in-Oil Clutch Transmission tbe Drive FORD MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN NEW PRICES TOURING COUPE TUDOR SEDAN 310 500 %520 Closed car prices include starter and demountable rims. AllPrices F. O. B. Detroit FORDOR SEDAN *565 | - YERT WO YSEWASRES SR ORE LEADERSHIP team il in be at home play- [omon v t mueh trouble, though T . to the dis- New Haven. The team will be kward style and cour . LA card. A tc 25 new m were nest S K to maka the Bri T e e | TWENT e G 1 11 With favorable weather at Phila- Wi Nzt in Havtford |© sy “ “ j‘ Des Moines, in view of in certainly ing more intere pita the i form displs e than any hexing be n oa lonz fimes ir 3 i ‘j Saturday and Almest evervons his scdond bout with [ S q A ! 4 e &t L 2 2 nsual share of t L “"; thelr et the King ts a better ehowman | S SRIb i that will bs on hand fo S O Volley Ball - watch the go. ° ay from Ber-| mq clear 1n ¥ baseball the O T e al the senfor volley | Roland L sprinter, delaney, known in private | L Dwi rand day, will compete in tl Oliva Chapdelaine, will be pitted | iy lomen wihie knoc hysical Director rson again r “m“’ 7 st King Solo n of New Y Delaney is the rec of Panan il on hest Jooking man in the ring. this g weaning from o standpoint of T by s nst Jok Forkeix Vaterbury's e COUNTY TRACK locked in 2 tion with his issue tog while rsity | 1 which set a new Mulligan's n campaign- | Jordan of 1an of | Pate Sliva rl Carlson’s out- Kansas and ers which o )“‘ o fits wil o lrave the ShEptitel hewhsacord other ro- v Breslin ! The s has been do lay events will again coniy feinne asiesan] will, be A feature of the Des Moines TG feT ca e an : zames will be the appearance of the Pl Bud Housir, Olympic shot vosix rv.\.J [ The' Boys: ¢ B s Freta o v Eed un ow Havin son Hofl. N A i MARK TWAIN prospective Moines forty-two HEET b Cadd ket v Char BANKS ON JAMIESON ' Clen eland . 1o v Jamleson, fight of Preliminary o State Y. M. €. A ¢ A fe bouts lika that flasco Competitions to be Held in South i ; on AIWaYs |y janchester Satarday. ' s wn, to sup- i 5 L suddenly | e Hartford County Y. M i ¢ | keep away from |y pold a track meet o Sl i gaLyaous w00, May §, at the South Man- s result and that is no more .pactar West Side Recreation center e LR This will be prelimifiary to the state . - | meet at Wesleyan university on May A Il be re- | 2 all thoso who place In the county o D, meat being eligible to rapresent this : Natiohall i }" district at the later :.Arv.n Hartford EeNannRls "' county is out to brihg home the Mille, promoter. stages a ¥ T outs whieh il inetuqe State shicld, and efforts are being ‘ o made the stost hs i % anislans Zbyszko and Ivan Pod. ™Made {o have the fast “,\vn;u’rmn\ : : AN e shime i Aok r]mv\.ln_\ n‘wo(u,mnn entered in the = e popular Sport in this cite®South Manchester competition vl | ety el il D Aatt Hat i here will be three classes with RIKED AIS - - a knod mized crowd will bo out fo (he following events: Junlor class: 7i way W | e sce the honls fonight. dash, running broad jump, Jouwk A el 2 high jump, vard porihag’y Polish veteran, 1 baseball throw Inter- M BACK ; \ . 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