New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1926, Page 9

Speaking ports of S With the change for the warmer in the weather of the past week, baseball teams In this city, the samo an in other cities and towns through. out New England, have begun their actlyities on the dlamond. Junior teams in New Britaln are all send- ing out thelr challenges and tho continual warfare of the summer on the dlamend will be under way with- in a woek or so. Practice sessions are being held weekly and many of the nines are | pulling into shape and give promiso of being in mid-season form when the first game is to be played, This afternoon and tomorrow will see all | of the teams out on the diamonds | about the city working out arms whieh have lain dormant all winter. The Falcons and Speedboys are practicing at St. Mary's field today. | The Falcons will also have another workout tomorrow morning. Tho orbin Red Sox will be out at Wal- wut 1011 park this afternoon getting in shape for the first game. The Orloles baseball nine will mact at YWalnut 11l park this after- noon for practice, The new uni- forms which are made up of a white sult with blue letters for the name, will be given out to the players £o it behooves all ot them to gt around. These and many other teams are getting into the swim for the com- ing season and soon the whack of the bat on the leather will be heard vesounding through the city. The Totary club will have its plans all 1nit out for the continuation of the Boys' league and there apparentiy will b elght teams in the loop this vear, The Industrinl basehall leaguo will swing into action soon with cight teams aleo in this 100p. Tt"s going to be a busy season for a1l tears concerned. The high sehool haseball nine starts the season today against Naugatuck Hish in Nauga- tuck. Coach George M. Cassidy has one of the hardest jobs of his career as athletic coach at the high school to form a hascball nine. Not in many years has he only one regular from last year around whom ho will have to build a team, Nevertheless, despite gloomy predictions, New Britain High school boys have always heen in the swim, especially in baseball and it won't surprige us any if the coach devels ops a strong team out of what he has. Today's ameg will arcat interest by all those interes in the high sehool and it is the hop« of the band of loyal rooters that the local boys will come out on top in the tilt, be awaited with been left with | fod | )y Kaplan of Meriden, Touis (F fentherweight champion of the world, will defend his title against Bobby soldier the Queensbury stadium This bout at on Long Island June 1. was approved by the New York hox« ing commission yesterday and Gar-| cit has been named as a substitute former cham- to Johnny Dundee, an infury to pion, who has suffered his ankle. (arcia will prove to be the tough- est proposition Kaplan has met in some time., His last appearance in Tartford against Johniy Drew Holyoke gave the fans in this scc- tion a good idea of tho type of fighter which he represents. He and Kaplan are somewhat the same the fans who sce the bout something {o talk about between now and the date set for the milling. There are many fans in this state who, after seeing Garcin put Drew almost out in their battle in Hart- ford. favor the soldier to defeat the champion mueh harder againgt Touis than he did against Drew to win the fight. It appears to us that a fighter ol Drow's type, always boring in, will have something to stop him when Kaplan starts shooting his punches him. Kaplan & developing ard drive that is putting them to steep and he will be able to hurt Garcela. Tommy Burns of Detroit has been substituted for Ad Stone to meet Jack Delancy in Humbert 1Pugazy's hout at Ebbet's ficid in Brooklyn on Burns is a4 comer in the nd one that will give the Bridgeport battler a good go. Adam Sulliek, the local Loy whe was trying out with the Hartford Lastern leag Lagehail team, has been 1ot mo by 8 MeDonald, man- ager of the team. MeDonald wants ullick te formed New Eneland the boy will dey after go 1o the newly lep tnto a good man sval seasons of playing. If Sullick docsn't care to make a “Rip” McKeon has deelded to hang up his shoes. Sulliek will probably be down in the Taper Goods town fomorrow trying out with the rest af the boys. Among other New Britainites o will he secn with the Kensing- n crew t the practice tomorrow \fternoon will be Ray Begley and liegler, Degley played with the Kensington team last year while Ziegler was a member of the Fal- cow's nine. Both of these will be good additions to Pat Buckley's squad and we expect to see them taken on the team. members of the Boys' interested in baseball, should the meeting at the club this evening at 7:30 o'clock. veral teams are being planned. A junior team will be entered In the Rotary Roys' league while a senior team will be organized to meet ont side ¢ A large number Alamond honor nl smpetition of aspirants for should be on 1 Your luck could be worse. After a Tullos. La. man dragged goods out of his burning store they were stolen. of | vle of baftlers and they will give | But he will have to fight try for one of these trams, ho plans | to try out with Kensington. The catcher’s berth is open there sinco ireia, Camp Holabird, Md., | | league, belisving that | | centennlal {Des Moines, heat | Manila Baseball Standing AMERICAN LEAGUE Games Yesterday New York 8, Boston 1, Washington 9, Philadelphla 8. Cleveland 5, Detroit 3. St. Louis 2, Chicago 1. (12 Innings). The Standing w L Cleveland .. .6 2 New York . . 6 3 Washington . 6 4 Chicago .. . 8 5 Detroit ... 4 4 Boston ...... 4 5 Philadelphia ...... 8 7 8t. Louis ..o.0vveie 8 7 Games Today Boston at New York. Washington at Philadelphia. Detroit at Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louls. Games Tomorrow Philadelphla at New York. Boston at Washington, Cleveland at 8t. Louls. Chicago at Detroit. NATIONAL LEAGU! Games Yesterday New York 6, Brooklyn 3. Pittgburgh 3, St. Louis 2. Chicago 18, Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia 2, Boston 1. The Standing w L New York . 11 1 8t Louls ..... 6 4 Cinetnnati ... 5 4 Chicago ..... 5 4 Philadelphia 5 5 Brooklyn ... 3 b Pittsburgh H i § Boston . 3 Y4 Games Today New York at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at Boston. Cineinnatl at Chicago. 8t. Louls at Pittsburgh, Games Tomorrow New York at Brooklyn. Pitteburgh at Chicago. St. Louls at Cincinnatl. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Jersey City 3, Rochester 1. Baltimore 9, acuse 6, Toronto 7, Newark 18, Reading o, Buffalo 4. The Standing L Baltimore ..... 0 Toronto . 2 Newark . 3 | Jersey C 4 Rochester 4 RBuffalo . 6 Syracuse 6 Reading ... : Games Today Rochester at Jersey City. Toronto at Newark. Hyracuse at Baltiniore. Buffalo at Reading. PASTE Games Yesterday New Haven 3, Hartford Bridgeport 6, Waterbury Providence Springficld 3. Albany 10, Pittsfield 8. The Standing W L | Providencs ... 0 Bridgeport 0 | Harttord . 1 Springfiold .. 1 | New Haven . 2 | Albany . 3 Waterbury .. 3 Pittsfield ... 2 Games Today New Haven at Hartford. Waterbnry at Bridgeport Trovidence at Springileld Albany at Pittsfield. Games Tomorrow Springfield at New Haven. Hartford at Providence. Pittsfield at Waterbury. Bridgeport at Albany. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Syracuse, Californis Wales (10), Y.—Dave New York—Abe York, outpointed Al York (10), Goldstein, Brown, Halifax, S.—Roy Toronto (9). Les Moines, Ta.—Johnny luth, Minn. (5). Paul, shaded Fort Dodge, Ta. Trish Kenned “Batiling” Winnipeg, Fitzsimmons, Nev ley Delanger ( -Young 1ddie Nemo, ture event on the card. In the i '. : " H ANBIANG. soveraliAlliea’ mocuinated | GEORGETOWN ATHLETES | \ ;\‘lx\ recorded in the first week's |wind." for the Kentucky derby on May 15 o' V'ugnzy also has a champlonship at Loulsville will start, the favorite ]N LAST STAND TODAY‘ \n:\l-w\\ l”rlu'll«‘i I';l Iu::x\: nx\v\} in 1‘1 |match as an attraction, Tod Mor- Lieing Teak, for which Mosé Glod- e Ol g it o Ghown |ean, the junior Ught welght dhariy blatt. paid & U price during the £h6 400 mAri {n thelr bRLInE oltorta otust Ao T ey AR winter, Twelve others are to faco Cinder Path Laurels Have Been R et o Wichita, ithauat ot |iees SSTAL(RA) U the barrier in this race, — ‘ — bty Vet Sy I;‘ ‘“ i ;.Eul ‘_;u, IImmor king in the class, over D (hertt ik the Oske| (Continued from preceding pags) | 8lendily Siipping Away From | (Continusd From Proceding Page) |hit for an oven 800 percentage: (and Tomey Burt ot Barolt Siok wil be the Willlam & Barnes the Rt T (olyethbes GLNaR Toadien A Tommy Burns of Detroit clash memorial and tho Phoenlx hotel | Wright, s oRR IR e OppEth | Mueller of the 8t. Louls Cardinals ' and ahove. Cosinatan af In the so-called semi-final, handieap. The former on the | Rhyne e . 0 2 1 11 priadelphla, Aprll 24 (P f eyt e uls lead! ey hite |y hnother chsmplanship mateniwes ! [ MeTnnin, 10 110 LRl adelphla, Apr = |led the way in base stealing, pilfer Louls leading the real heavy hit- [elgned yesterday. Loul K coureo and the latter at a mile | ', 1 & 1 0!Ccorgetown university's relay run- | it of 30 ut batm |lam, head ¥, Louls (Kid) %aps and seventy yards. Aldridge, 6 0 0 O|nors mako thelr last stand today |\ f0U° in elaht games, Frlsch of ot Tllan! araghed Gt Ao the Tiile e s s A x:‘b‘a The wmoeting will run tén days Totals "6 51 T» T2)in defense of einder path laurels New York slipped by for three in na- | for IBECrS to lead l‘n that line and f'x‘l l“;‘l" W'.m‘r‘ Bovby Qarols of o and includes two races that will | x—pattea for Johneon In 011, which have been steadily slipping |lional contests while several pla R st $5 0 andisndat M‘;x"l‘j;l‘:\‘l,;lll<l.]‘;:§ff..lnl the Queens- Ghel attract horsemen, the c:menuulm-fl:m’*-"-- . m g:; m | trom the hilltoppers' grasp after In both clreuits made two cuch 10 tolen busts i (LSRR 500, futurity on May 1, and the Blue PULIRNIER oot ias il Tottomiey, | NO1ding A monopoly for several without asslstanc was the ost one.man record, | 300 | @rasa stake on May 5. the latter | ane hit-Hernghy. Home run— |years. The closing day's competl- | With the new saceifice rule In ef- | Speed was refiected in the total of SWIMMING GH.AMPIONSH[PS Uyt ORI GILUR s e flolot basec-Cares. Bucrifive- | {jon of (he twe-day Pennaylvania |(ccl, thore were o lug ber of |80 bases pllfered during the first | L. G UL G T o (o Thav, | TCIAY carnival at” Franklin fleld such hits in the openi Meu. | Weak's encounter | ——— been {n tralning here, enow to Mottomley, Loft on bases—St. | furnishes the setting for this test. s¢l of the Yankces an neh of Leading Berly, Wichita, | Record B e, 300 Louls & Pittsburgh 3, B bal ¥ reaking Performances “,r-;u:m.mr it :_m‘r't‘]:“;;“ ,x"‘";nr'::‘: \uw:: - A year ago Georgetown ruled su. the Athleties led with four each, soy. 8003 € St. Joseph, 66T; ‘ ’n the A“e s e 3 mniren—gweoney _and | Premo in the relay fleld, Her run. cral National leaguers hitting sacri- Zwilli A, .538; Drlekell of | Mark Flest Night of Competition y Moran, Time of game—1i7 ners won both the mile and two- fices three times. | Wiehita, urdy, A8 InY 5 ; g mil indoor intercollegiate titles | Leading National hitters fn six or | Iunk, OKlahoma City, .480; ¥ MY L0 A, Water Events ROGERS. BOWLING ALLEYS PIILAD] whilo at the Penn relays they car. Mmore games: Hornsby of Louis, | M¢ of Oklahoma City, .480; York, April 24 (Ph—Record KENSINGTON LEAGUE i % | 1ied oft the sprint modley, one. 4381 Wheat, Brooklyn, 417; Heath. Hughes, Dos Moines, 421; Horan of fjreuking performance by Walter . Américan Leglon. Wilitanie, 1 . 0[mile crowns and with them out- cote, Chicago, .391; Johnston of B 0 Vitzpatricl of OKIa- | aufor and Harry Glaney of Clncin- rarl 5 bk 81 door supremacy. ton, .3890; 8and of Ph.ladelphia, .887 ). Tulsw led toam pers | yagi featured the first night of com- \W. Fagan %13 Tarper, If, 1t 0| Doth indoor champlonships were Bressler of Cineinnati, 883; Leach 3265 Wichita, second | pnaijijon for the international ¥, M. Jaluin 15 4 ’\!-"'I‘,',?;*: . 0| wrested from the hilltoppers last Philadelphia, .370; Frisch of New City, thivd, | A swinming champlonships in X . Uy rightatons, March, one by Holy Cross and the York, .364; Fournicr, Brooklyn, .04 the 75-foot - — Kimmick, 3h . 0| i NS 3 J i |the 75-foot pool of the Brooklyn 308 504 e o other by Boston college, Yesterday (17elix of Brooklyn, .360, el | Central Y. M. C. A. ¥ oy, AlKensington. £ Witon, 0l the Goorgetown sprint medicy | Leading American hitters in six or BOX]NG WAR IS ON | Eleventh hour withdrawals made Horn ; 0 D quartet lost tho verdict by a foot More games: Benncit of St Louis, it unnecessary to hold the qualifying Duplin % Totals 2 2 to Columbia, today Goorgetown tead of Boston, .5H18; St |trials slaied except in the 50 yard \.Iygglmmn IQ\; }:4\‘»:0§1 i . | was not even entered in the two- I Philadelphia, .485: Spurgeon, ‘pagtle Between Promoters In N [free style dash. 8o the Cincinnati | i Deutreats th v n B MO A mile zelty, tn which ber femoua |t leveland, 484; Colling, New Yorl aces undertook record trials against | —_— Nancrott, ‘a0 0 4 2 oiteam gt a world's record last venor of Detroit, .400; 1oth- | York Has Been Declared Although tine. | 18 430 Rrow, ct", 0 1 2 0 olspring and her sole hopes of vie- Cr8llL Detroit, .407; Summa, Cleve-| ; Laufer swam 100 meters back- Gaves 0 !\'«'J.‘"‘,J {E st onal xil(\r_\‘ rest on a crack one-mile team land, 4003 of New York Nothing Mas Yet Been Said. in 1:09 4-5, passing 100 yards Whearty 6 | Jannsto o0 2 o|of veterans, Jiven here, the de- 3905 Burns, Cleveland, 340 | . 7 0 on the v in 1:04. No interna- Rlghtnatt e | Eoones, s 00 0 0| fending champions hay Mo de) S rne Ught Nitting i1 tho majors| S Yorkn April 24 UR—VWar be- | jonai u3t record s llsted for 309 o Pipking 11 bl o OB 0 0lecasy a path, for Cornell, loly has not reflected in the first week |(Ween boxing promoters of New meters, but Laufer's time beat his 3‘74 108 MAYE © 0 4 a2 ofCross Yale and Pennsylvania all °f the American association's 251h |York has been declared although no 0Wn world’s standard of 1:10 1.5, 875 Scolptors, Tehtanya o 0 0 o 0|have formidable comt anniversary season. Five clubs hit e o while at 100 yards he lowered the L0600 | q " e ' \ 4 au| sinations. oraar) belligerent statements have been 3 3 - b ._gs Andergon 3 etz D - o 0 ol however, left Georgetown with O better for their averages, the | ™ I'ayette Smith of Brooklyn. ;'{;“ Kall -~ | some measure of triumph in the |'ouisville Colonels topping the team The clash is seen in the signing | Glancy covered 220 yards free e 2 13 1| peilllant performance of her all. |Standing with a percentage of .369 of the championship middlewcight |style in 2:18 4-5, as against Walter 315 | T nee of her all & 300 v for Burrus i 8 | around star, Anthony J. Plans Veach of Toledo outhit everybody [contest between Tiger Ilo nd Spence's former “Y" record of 42“ Reacher 2tied for John [ who won the decathlon champfon- |\ the cireult for an averago of 516 the former titleholder, Harry € 2:23 2.5, which also is backed as .300 L-‘;'vf.lyr:“ out in 1 ahinttoriihc Isocond. AlicceRaTa St pd il cight games and times at bat, for May 27 at Madison Square the Metropolitan A. A, U. standard. Mafffiatt in record breakling fashion, defeat. * Temarkablo record, Duncan ot |de! These feats, however, only can be S5 i i z Minneapolis for a led otal | at, in itself, does not indicate recognized as “Y” records, inasmuch | SRS TR T S Minneapolis hit for a leading total | Th g 3 v bl of 15 bases and tied with Guyon of |strife, but when it is consiercd that as they were not made in open coms Hiay | Loulsville for the high run total, 13, [en May 26 just 24 hours before | petition or eanctioned A. A, U, trials, | “n» Ranerott Lo Myrra. Left on bases PLAN GOMB[NED TR[P DPuncan also went, far ahead on |Greb and Flowers don the gloves, | Tn the b0-yard heats those quali- 1 Kylander 8 | Phitadeiphta 4, an 8. Tase on Inome runs, colleeting six. Humbert Fugazy will stags the |fied for the final were Laufer and I * i 8 asa on_balls home runs, collecting & y ¥ ;mu".r' :1 |-t Carinon ”'.“",T Mearn Y|. Wertn peas | Lebourveau of Toledo set the pace [opening outdoor show of tho season three RBrooklyn Central swimmers, Nelson a8 Amslitet il {Students of Northwestern University [on the base paths, plifaring five at Ebbeta field, Brooklyn, it would [Tlarry Tevls, Arthur Hastings and Low i3 3 in 523, Wertx 0 in 1 1,(‘.‘%; T T |sacks. Well over §0 sacrifice hits jappear that—something is in the IFred Kothe. el Renton, Umplres—Klem and | Make Both a Choral and An . 454 42 Time ~4:03 | —————— Tndependants. R | Athletic Tour of 1 3 | Rasmussen LT RO e, Bhats i INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL | » e Evanston, IlL, April 24 (P-A oy . 58 | . Apr / Wileox 100 combination choral and athletic in- Hultqulst 04 s e vasion of Europe this summer K: [ ] Alumnl of Western Conference, blanned by Norfhwestern university. | i ; A Ihree hundred students and pro- ,nul;‘n:-\mn o Uspeclally Those Who Reside in ressors have been mobilized for the ° | ] A |tour leaving New York July 3, re- "Nurldv\u:( A5t RaroriN cetingsy turning revepty-sight days later, g New York, April 24 UP—Atunmi | Dick Howell, Olympic swimming 240 M s S 240 M S i "Metar, will double in bass. Charles aln Otreet ain Street of the Western conference, at S o 4 Hoff, sensational Norwegian pole least those who reside in the east, vaulter, will take his bride on the favor intersectional football, trip and prol 1y enter some Ameri- b iln wins miads Ruown In a reses R0 URISSTAILY O Bl IRt 06 301/Coorhy i e university's world-record swimmins 333 n - adopted last night at the yelay team will enter the 14-mil 142 annual banquet of tha New York River Seine swim. The group i ® 125 | Kissone assoclation of Western conferency heing organized into o chorus un ¢ Ruseell universities urging that each der the director of the Glee cluh. A 3 Roardman member of the conference place at violin and piano soloists will go E i ference place at 2 2 sts ¢ : . By least one fnter-sectional contest on «ONE. — its schedule, playing at home alter- ot MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS ' UNIVERSAL LEAGUE | Among the contests mentioned | [J 0 Mot Swedes, in the resolution were the Michi- | S ] = Heleomb SR D olumbia-Ohto Ktate, National League Vincant owa-Yale, in-Harvard, No- p ' Davis tre Dame- Tilinois. Pennsyl- | frana 1 oo, R JLH vania, Chicago-Princeton, Darl- e el it Lt Greehs, mouth-Chicago, Indiana.s Hits—Hornshy, \:\rvl.,h 17, e, i A e racu Doubles — Frisch, Giants, and [ Linaverg D36 100 i ¥ ane. These. jinotheote, Cubs, 6. . . s o e B ds A few prices listed below L s clear proof of public approval, Williame, Phillies; Bot uy now an save money. v prices i (] W Ma it d B 'lsco 5 i Bl [-3.~?f3fi']°l‘ J_“Ilm Wiseonsin, was ley and Mafey, Cards, 2. S preident of tho assoc tolen bases—Irisch, Giants, and a ptn e 30x3V5, $9.84 31xd, $16.17 32x4, S$17.21 e = Pitehing—Rhem, Cards; Luca: ) Gapdrow S0 8 ; UGy Reds, and Petty, Sobins, 1 ! 24 09 oy PLAN HOGKEY LEAGUE American Leaizie 33x4Ya, $22.99 34xdYa, $24. I L Ratting—Ilagstead, Led Sox, | 438 Rung—Nuth, Yanks, 14 . h o Gl ll d [Sratinans AT Protection of Territory Suitablhe | Tlits—Flagstend, Red Sox, 17 Prices on Other Sizes Gladly Quote 000 | Kerin g for I " Donbles—TIlagstead, Red Sox, 6 (Mmoo 11200 or Expansion of Game Leads 10| Triplos—Giehrig. Yanks, 4 Sk Pormation! of Second G Homers—-Colling, Yanks. 3. o Y i | ot aroe. | o e, EVERY TIRE IS GUARANTEED | Boston, April 24 (®) — ators, 8, o] Branton x puotection of territory Pitehing—Ruether, Scnators, and ke be 2 >ennock, Yanks, (L the expansion of the tional \I fhoes A1 artnes 2 Shade, | defeated Frank Moody, New New Teddy Silva, California, | beat Tommy Milton, New York (10). Mitehell Halifax, knocked out Jack Reddick, Harris. Du- Nelson, | Nears | 1vgranam | elton | Larson | Carison Campball Carlkon Li8 LT T Sal, g0 -8 Boh S = = Bo TR LRI York, beat Char- The heighth of politeness s to get 1off the street car and let adady have NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1926. Hockey league through the forma- of by tion of announced a ond group teams were today Charles 1. Adams, president of the Boston Bruins. The plans are contingent action of the lrague at the Ma meeting in Montreal on the ques tlon of expanding the league to 10 feams from present seven team 8 upon 1 circuit, A million doll; have been pledged to a syndicate which he has underwritten against loss, Mr. Adams announce The syndicuts plans to form a second group of teams from the cities of Detroit Chicago, Clevelund, St. Louis, Cii cinnati, Pittsburgh and “if it soems desirable and to the best in terest of the National Hockey league,” the second New York team. This would leave one team fn New York fo the presnt league. Officers of the pre organza- tion would head the new league nd its constitution would be identical. Playing scheduleg, how- ever, would be independent except as concerned the Stanley cup com- pétition where the champions of the twoe groups would come to- gether, T AFTER ALL, NOTHING SATISFIES LIKE A GOOD CIGAR PATRONIZE HO ME INDUSTRY MULLER'S MOZART CIGARS ELIHU BURRITT . . 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