New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1927, Page 24

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1927. mqwum&w»&esma@ewwmma»newwwwmm STURINO AND HOWARD READY FOR AMATEUR TOURNAMENT — ELMWOOD ENDEES FALL BEFORE ATTACK OF NATIONAL GUARDS—TRADE SCHOOL AND SOUTH CHURCH RETAIN LEAD IN COUNTY Y’ LEAGUE—GIRLS’ BASKETBALL GAMES TONIGHT FPIFIITTIIIIEIING F¢3PCPITPOPY! STURINO-HOWARD BATTLE |FORDS AND BUICKS \ BATTLES MALONEY TONIGHT |CHAMPION D0G T0 | HOSIERY AND LANDERS SENSATION OF TOURNEY | VICTORS IN GAMES w5 | SHOWINHARTFORD| ~ TEAMS BATTLE TONIGHT Winner of Westminster Kennel Girls’ Industrial League Continues Play at Y. W. C. A, Mew York “Iron Horse” and Connecticut Middlew elght Bflfi DOdgGS and Hudsons in Champion in Fine Form For Clash Tonight— \ LaPera and Brophy Also On Card—Johnny Crock, Lightweight Titleholder Appears in Bout—Indica- tions Point to a Sell-Out at State Armory. All roads for amateur boxing fans will lsad to the state armory in this aity tonight where Joe Sturino, the “rem Hores.” of New York, and Joe Xoward of Hartford, state middle- weight champion, will meet to settle the question of which has the harder punch. The pair met two weeks ago tonight ia what proved to be the senzation ever seen in this greatost ity in a fight ring. Remarks from | both camps indicate that each boy is out to put away the other and ELNWOOD LOSES T0 NATIONAL GUARDS Mohawks of Holyoke Play Here Saturday Night Volley Ball League The Ford and Buick teams fn the businessmen's volley ball league &t | the Y. M. C. A sed their win- | ning streaks last night in the weekly | Iplay, downing the Dodges and Hud- | | sons in fast games. This gives the [two teams plice five won | 'md one lost in the standing in tx league. i Bulcks Win, | The Dodges nearly ran away from the Buicks, but because of the ab-| sence of Peter Perakos, their chief | spiker, they lost. At that the Dodges won the first game 15 to 12, but either blew up in the secorid game or just coasted, waiting for the final {and deciding game. In the second « These amiable and active little dogs at the Westminster Kennels club bestow, will be seen at the Hartford |Dog show in Foot Guard armory on Trophy Is Sealyham Terrier Hartford, Feb. 18 — Champlon Gymnasium—New Britain Machine and Corbin Screw Quintets Play in Second Game — Capacity Crowd Again to Witness Contests—Referee Select- Pinegrade Perfection, a Sealyham ed By Council. terrier, adjudged best of all breeds A. Hoslery Landers, Frary & Clark show held recently In New York A < ¥ city, the highest honor dogdom can | Skarzynska (Capt.) Kilbourne e : | Right Forward l Tyborsk{ Sartinski February and 28 according to the | Left Forward chafrman, Dr. F. L Maxon. ‘\iafls (Capt.) Jacobs One of the largest and most popu- lar classes in the Hartford show is Center Truhan Drayer expected to be the Sealyham terriers. \Trade SGhOO] flfld SO. Ghfl[‘(}h e Right Guard i have come steadily forward in pop- Left Guard ularity during the past few years un- Win in G()m]ty g L{)Op Substitutes: American Hoslery, til now they have very close to first placo in the regard of dog lovers. | | Dragon, ~ Swanson, Meeker and Gavelbeck; Landers, Lynch, Baylock, d : e i “ .| while the Dodges to be satist f o 4 . robably the greatest interest in that one or the other Will go down *am. using a rapld-fire short-| T © O Do0E | riers, but In color and coat they are |y g mraqe School .. 1.000 the Girls' Industrial Basketball hefore the bout comes to a close. passing attack, swept the Elmwood | ™) NP ; [of unique beauty, their fur being | o' p goh cpure 1889 | league at the Y. W. C. A. gymnastym Sturino has nover worked harder |pnages off thelr feet in EImwood | humdinger for action. The. ke gt | silky ‘yhne.mutmhn 1s _!hvlrlllov:‘blz B ; 7| iln el B A In his life than he has since he Was$ |, piepny ang came through with |with their backs to the wall fought iaponttion that hasislyen ! &N, B. Comets 0 |tween the American Hoslery and knocked out by Howard two weeks ht firm place in the affection of all who | oo o LOMES = et ago. He is at present in prime con- |an easy 39 to 28 victory. The local | desperately, but the uncanny spiking & Iirlow tHem | Wapping Com. Clu K 5 hov; P}:S.mu:]:;riv';‘g&;u(;lar'lfil t}egm: al- saenl {ot o e 1 g s il 3 . ] nterest wi show ditton and ready for a tough battle team abandoned ita long-shooting |{f NOSUSVels and Braddon be | The Hartford show is fortunate in | ensineton I e . v em. Sa cher proved th o t 5 E ' Sap i & 22 % In t‘hndlal.utt fght :vher‘x(e»erkiloth;r DO latyle last night and adopted 8 |aoourase thenon on Aoyl e o ) : I\:’yfip‘e'"; ';”L;’{)G;‘i‘;';“r‘:;m"‘ ;‘;:};fi\’;fifr\\app,ngy M C AL ‘100 |ain Machine and Corbin Serew l:nll.expectne‘:l:‘ha!l they will repro- €T3t Passing game that had the tha bail up at the right helght for| | tamous lennels. The Trade school and South 5“:‘Lfld~l— in their battle to get out of duce the spectacle again tonight. Elmwood tossers at sea. killing shots. Keough, though new Neow York., Feb. 18 (P—The fists|that's what T say. They tell me| The Sealyham has an exceptionally | chuch maintained their victor [ “thl’;":mc e Howard la fust as confident as Stur. | The entire Gu.rd quintet worked |t ¥0Ley ball, made some great end of Jack Delaney, mastor of the light |my punch is heavy and handsome. |interesting history, the breed beins, |pace in the Senior County i el e e tihe seolg ino that he will end the fight the ;. 4 ¢ - h | runs for yardage that helped put the heavyweight realm, and of Jim Ma-|I'm going to'win and win early” |in a manner of speaking, made to | league, the school having a ra'hP!‘ e AHGE ‘“C‘ eam has on fits saine ss he d1d tho fivat ons. ard to perfect the team play and | game on ice for his team. loney, the Boston glant, will mix to-| But the schedule mapped out for | grder. It was originated by an earl | easy time with the Wapping Y. M. C. mo)r' i §ch1r5 :.Vm know how to As an added attraction, two other 3 @ result, the gallery of fanswas| Hornkohl, minus the services of night at Madicon Square Garden In|Maloney by his manager called for |of Sealyham because he found that|A. on the Senior High school floor POF fein” in SEne and T New York boys will be seen on to- tr®aied to a brilllant display of | Dressel, had to depend on Velie and at is expected to be one of the something entirely different. Danon his estate he required a small|and the church quintet emerging on | POTekithe m,r“(\c’:r‘\v ho ery hns. a ht's card of bouts. Frank LaPera, €at court work by the New Brit- Maikowski to serve as spikers, and classiest heavyweight bouts ever Carroll announced his procedure for strong dog of great courage and per-|(op after a strenuous duel with 2;" of ~:°‘ g\_' 8 ut they will New York welterweight champion, N team. |they handled the ball ni Burk 4 indoors. | the day as follows: sistence to hunt badgers. Cross- | Plainville at the Boys' club. The | :{p] a"zx st .dex{ Sartinski, Lan- will meet the titls holder in that 'T"P work of Rubenstein and |did fairly well, considering the con-| For 10 rounds these two mighty| 1€ 8¢S up. He walks. He preeding and experimentation pro-!championship of this half of the ,l;:~l5‘(v—:“";“_=" “h:’ at Plf_:?fll 13 class in Connecticut, Fritz Adamson |Sturm for the New Britain clup |dition he was in. He was somewhat | punchers are scheduled to try and 128 breakfast. He walks again. duced the Sealyham which has the|county now rests quite definitely | A8 PREUES TERCINE Seorer v th six of New Haven. This will be a battle Was the feature of the team's play. |hampered by the overcoat he was ove another from tie trou- | 1¢ Weighs in. He takes another terrier instinct for hunting, the|\ith these two local teams, and they 1~° and two !n'llgnasscored in the in itmelf because LaPera showed two These two continually broke loose |iwearing. B path to Gene Tunney's sleep. And then he goos over to|short strong legs necded for BUITOW= | wil fight it out between them when [OPSWINE game of the season. wesks ago that he has the goods.|l0 score from the fleld. Carl Res- v Buicks i o is of dollars| (ne Garden and knocks out De- ing and pursuing the badger into its | thoy meet at the Boys' club next W;L’;‘*“P for the night's curfain The other New Yorker is Jack telll played o great defensive game|Rosenswelg, it laney.” hole, is small enough to get into the |y yreday evening. 8.8 5 Brophy a 128 pounder, who will at center. The work of Boyle and Sahrbacher, If ¢ a Knockout bofore three.quar. | . 11 6Wo ten-round preliminaries, | ground casily, possesses a coat which | nth Church vs, Plalnyills ‘(‘ufl n Screw New Britain Machine meet Frank Moore. Brophy bas a Larson stood out for the Endees. |Bradden, cf © 7 |tors of the soute fs passed, will send | S2mmY Vozel, New York light- s protection against its enemies.| myosouth church was given a [Mscalo Kenzoir knockout punch that lands often and | The locals started off fast with |Barnes, rf . Sl et 2 Thead on the gold. Weight will meet Charlie Manty, of and above all, has indomitable coUr- | torrific battle by the erippled | Right Forward although Moore is a tough bov, the three rapid-fire baskets by Ruben-,Saulnier, Ib .. 2% SR ¢ Tex Rickard’s elimina. | NeW Bedford; and Jack Warren, of y | Plainville team and was able|Snetro SR Simmons New York boy's followers predict stein, This gave them a good start. | Heinzmann, cb uraament, and the loser baen | W York, will battle Tom Kirby, The Sealyham, 2s bred for this | “oyiain a margin of only five Left Forward that he will win by the sleep-pro- Boyle scored a point from the free- | Keough, Ib 4 f)‘m‘w pu ;V iy ]‘xL Boston light heavyweight. purpose in Great Britain, will follow points to win by 25-20. Bell started Peterson Sinkiewicz ducing route tonight. = throw lne for the Endees. Then | S o naNy, akias Center : Physical Statistics a badger into its hole and fight it|f " o ino ith a foul shot, and | e b ot el Buanto- B out G B e o 1.,”1»:}7»&-? (‘szfilni;\nu again. | pajanay Malonay | there, or hold it until a hunter ar-| %yl PN T ppinitie dn motion | SIS o Peok American club of Waterbury, one of court to make it 10 to 1 for New S e e N 27 years ................ 23 years rives. It has become immensely| J" "ro1q goal. The one-two play,: Right Guard the leading organizations in the Britain. Boyle caged Elmwood's Hornkohl, 1 jiges ll ] il Age popular among the landowners of | Morey to Bell, worked twice, and the | Bianis : Renurd state In the development of amateur first fleld goal at the 11 minute | Burke, of e R S T poundaiacy -+ 204 pounds the United Kingdom. quarter found the church leading| ~ Left Guard i fighters, will be matched. ~Mingo mark. This was the signal for the | Velie, rf ... e lf‘_‘m,, bl ] R 3 But the personal beauty of the | 7 4. During the second period the | Substitutes: Corbin Screw, f"vnl Travers was reported sick with Guards to get going and they Maikewski, b Blenkine 6 SO 18 fo6t ..oveer.ss . 6 fhy 11K in, Sealyham made 1t certaln that n; Vinnera did their st work, holding n. Hudack: New Britain Machine, substitute - v m and Rubenstei ; . | White, 1 rlos Kot b ches ... nches dog, n | ¢ ik Mn‘ nekl. meet Rollo Roland of Waterbury. Tha score at half time way ot (o5, 12 re. Maloney rested aviedly, hid- Chest normal United States made it well kno“nl it :“i:l:s";‘;';‘l‘:fi‘,{‘:hfi‘l":;'o,, by Bell, | Twice in the two games played so who gave Bat Battalino such a tough | In the second half the Guaras | 3o den away in New York, as far.as 4514 fnches .. ..... 4% Inches Was bred here as a pet of a smaller (& series 0 se7fr T B | far this season has the Corbin Screw battle s few weeks ago In this clty. poaged more than they shot. This| Fords Rattle Through 3 i ble from the scene of the war- | A size, 5o that it has In somo measuro | More, Mav. ond Barts- . |team been returnied the loser, but on 1 . Delaney wait til this morn- | 3 i e a 4 te " The Kelley brothers, the Larriviers gave the Blmwood team a chamee| The Fords having scouted the 1° Delaney w until this morn- 31 inches ...... inches | departed from its original purpose| =OEF &IPS LS ice flung | Poth occasions it lost in the last and other well known members 0f 4 oroep up in the scoring for the | Hudsons in action last week practic- ing to ters in Bridge- as a working dog, but it has lost no |th 2 . | minute of pl Tonight it will at- lEbiereor ARy ol whit of its courage or energy. in long goals and Carison was su L o nie L the Brase City club will bo seen 10| et ft ‘minutes, Frem thea on |ed somo of thelr new trick plave and | POt :,};):n.k. for the welghing in be- 7614 inohes inches | WhIt of its courage or energy [ cosstul 1 two free attempts, making |(empt to take Manager Smih's Netw action. |however, the hot pace began to tell | had very little trouble winning three | -°T® the boxing commission at 2, : | it 15-12. Morey scored at this stage, | Dritain Machine feam in camp in a Johnny Clinch of this city will en-| )"y ™' pgeel” nna S\ CFM B o mes, Loomis steamed up the Hud- | P ™ [16% tnohes . % inches F[GH’]‘ AT R GLANGE It Plaimville Xent pace and it was Eame that will settle the losing team rater. | 3 5 ket Scr A i\ 2 s o, ter against Joe Brightwood of Water Ticket Scandal B nenaa | i nsbinlaces ons but as the team was running on hest en- bury. This will be the toughest en. Personal fouls were being called on wagered at even money made it a walkaway. | Meanswhil ket scandal, called | 7% inch % i — Practically all of the baskets of |three flat tires most of the way the | 2eanwhile a ticket scandal, called |73 Inches ............ fachas b gagement that Johnny has had in his 2 X e sl the worst of its kind in the history s S (P)—The big : a | T the Natlonals were from directly | s won in a walk. To top it all i i York, Feb. 18 (P—The big tha loeals in rapid succession, and | SKATING OURNAMENT I of local boxing, rocked fandom es 2 iz s 5 fight at a gla | the Plainville boys made good on | 4 R e e oy Principals — Jack Delaney of | most of their tries, Morey and rosubs Sy Rubsnateliailvol ERplay | BTN A RSl ias oins Aitew| : St plncleniag it hee inehes | pyiqgeport, Conn., light heavywelght| eil duplicated from the fleld What-|\fore Than Halft a Hundred Tes |worked to perfection with his team | I?Inutes later suspended from th e LA b | 3 champion of the world, and Jim|aver the visitors made from the 15- |mates constantly taking passes | L2PMOSt branch of an old crab-apple Of the boxing commission al- % inches | yiiioney of Boston. Ieantras | Stars To Compete in Two-Day from him to score. The tree singing, “Here I hang no won- | Place—Madison ~ Square Garden, ite of three guards. Bell was ;ognny ;:r:;k ;rhn:%nxd;‘; Booen Nottonal Gaards " |der I'm dead. A wagon wheel ran Jiote ot the 10,000 available tickets New York. - ml: o rer his 13 points glving him | Match at Pittsburgh. Johuos ln the lghtwelght champlon 4. m1. To, | over my head |nad fallen into the hands of specu- | tnehes | Duration of bout—Ten rounds to|back the scoring lead n the 16agUe, [ po o o fighter. He will enter either against | Sloman, T. f. : g A thenapenbine ihep ordaidu sy L Cn S S Wbl e nches | cision of two judges and referee.|although Morey had a falr night and sburgh, Pa., (P —Mors Pancho Villa or Charlie Romano and | Taylor, r. o |Tattled along and breezed through While 100,000 Eeople Sonshiink = | Time of bout—>Main bout will be-| made some spectacular running uhens | traigh e |cts to the arena, tors offered SN = | I SN ) o | them recognized Jeaders in both cither of these two will make it a Tubenstein, 4[L2 AleslERY ving. Tom (Grawe . on the 00 : : !gin at 10 p. m., preliminaries at|shots, Wessels went scoreless for the | IO POesgTRed Jades n boh hot fight. Crock Is in the pink of | Restelli, c | Hudson team kept feeding the ball |choice seats at prices as high as| IGHTS AST \ GHT Sl son. May and Os- e 5 S p. m. | first time this season. May United States and Canada, will com- e S I evolds, ’lo the men near the net'from force $150 each. Investigation of the rev-| F L N | Radioont will be broadeast by| born kept Martin wiihout any fied | CHIC], Sucs and G fa il com -Ma- | Sturm, S 4 e s RUrCBsH el clate length, gen and nice work trom 1% I3 5 Ihe aeniliaigt, the Dolanes-Ma ih i and wallop the pill. But where there | the alloiiment of Dan Carroll, Man- |57 the Assoclated ®ress b e jiin 1’3!“" ”‘M e om “foatured for |ODENs here tonight. Four final loney b:ut Ind gw Yofl;l “tmthb! :m- duft, | cago — Tom Milton, W endanc 9,000. onl line " events for men and three for women nounced roun y round af e ring is no sense there is no reason and |ager of Maloney, and others to the | 7 Sl A ; had toueh | [ York, dcteated Pal Moore, Memphis, | Receipts—Approximately $200,000| Plainville, Hoth ~_teams ha | s0 that the fans present will be ac- = all the men on the team were:quota of the boxing commission it- ./ establishing a record for indoor|luck on thelr shots, and the score \m"rhonlenx‘\ex :r:fiiar:?\mc!paza include quainted with what is going on in| CHU AR G T N G ’ Fights Tonight. houts, excading by $37,000 record chould have been higher. The sum- [ TReSS Who WL Participate tnclude New York. The officials of the Mo- | . LT | e Tt er BTl g, aver| o Both Carroll and members of the| Noy york — Jack Delaney vs.|recelpts of Berlenbach-Delaney 4n-| mary: e O A ) eI A i Tiawk A, G, .have mocured 2,500 |Mantelll, ' 0 2‘0“ lh:l'(ord loaarxlnox';ull(;hh:g]‘{‘ri):: commission d‘ l.llwl any .cminv}uol\ Jimmy Maloney, ten. door contest. ' South Church 1\m"mber Rt tho B Ariierltan Olvm-)lu. chairs for the night but because a Giraitis, r. f. S “““" the speculators, but Carroll and | "z 5oy _ migor Flowers, Atlanta, | e BB toane: melle Broo ! warsants intees capacity houss witnessc! the last Faulkner, L f. : | played equally well and | pete Reilly, manager of Delaney, | . "o pognen, ten, | TO HELP BOY FOOTBALLERS |pay rf 1 E 2 | their profound knowledge of the |4 ith revenue olticers and wit- | | . o pel it £ |atonsliindoorfenanipiont in §1 804 fights, those coming first will be the I. Barton, I | mechantes and intricacies of the | EEOURCHLENL Minneapolis — Ernie Fliegel, Min-| An appeal to all football clubs of yrorey, 1t ) 0 {and 1926; Jerry Mackle, Canadlan flrll:g !er'veg lwltHh sz';fls- Tickets are Boyle, c. {ants s s H:]‘i;“e “C“D'l;;'i““’c“n"”(‘)’”}i:"s“nf“;éf'z‘z neapolis, vs. Peter Sarmlento, Phil-| England to throw open their grounds \yessels, ¢ (Capt.) « o | omenia Mkl e amapnt IS selling fost in Hartford, over 500 of | J. Barton, % |l 2 TLRAY SR, ST ines, te to school boys when the flelds are ” i N 2 ’ them having been sold up to last Larson, 1. } Undoubtedly the Ford team is the _m. Standing room for 2,000 and |"*7" Barta, rg : ;Iifi?:nf{\\flffnfi"sfii'o Eddle Mur- meteoric career as an amateur battler. Joe Zotter and Terry F gan will be two other New Britain boys who will be seen in action. In addition to all these, New Brit- aln fans for the first time will see beneath the nets, showing that the |Linn riding in the back seat noticed passing game was bringing in good | that the gas tank leaked and after | inches | than a half hundred skaters, among [ stmonsis alowronoon: 39| = v : oG IIAY N been i prth el oo o) —_— | not otherwise in use has been issued May, ig-r8 - night. New Britain people should | gallery seats were scheduled |\ y, 00 gnie known as a sucurl, by the National Playing Fields asso- | Osborne, 1g take & warninc from this and be at| | floor in years. There was no ques- o gals e S L, ricte s the siate armory early, The hox| Personal fouls — Rubenst 5tion about their superiority last h"‘s hbier |24 feet long and ;\'n(:hmn[ 352 cl:\((m;. hs it provides f‘hnt the | The entlre rolling stock of five fouls — Rubenstein 2 € nds, was captured recently in boys be under the supervision of a | 3 v office will be opened at 6:30 o'clock. |Taylor 3, Restelll 2, Sturm 3. L y |trolly cars of the Batavia, N. Y., 2 | night and by defeating two teams| o (nose who fall in the final rush | ¢ | in as many weeks they prove that! Tex Rickard will offer the balm of | Central Brazil. This snake is said to teacher who will eee that no damage | strect rallway broke down on the | : be done to th ds. ! o age which have been received by Match- | Irce tries — National Guards & | ey oy ndcubtedly eapture the|ycaring the metch broadcast from e done to the grounds (Continued on following page) maker J. J. Whaler, are as follows: [out of 11, Elmwood § out of 10| © CoenpionShiP: | station WMSG on a 802 meter wave 168 pounds — Joe Sturino, New Score at half time — Guards 24, LT frigons length dircet from the ringside. Al- York and Joe Howard, Hartf: o 24, | Hergstrom, 1t 1 Loomis, 1f Kotk i 3 Nonaal e d : e e Pl e one Tl Van Oppen, cf 8 Crowe, It e Movie of A Modest Man Buymg a Naughty Book. " epiad SR S Siderowf, rt 7 Roche, cf E e e (el New York and Pritz Ada n, New | Tomorrow night at the atate Wheater, 15 9 Tutscher, Ib Pnhmi.mn matches will begin early i Haven. armory on Arch street, the National Iuke, cb 10 Demarest, 1d 128 pounds — Jack Brophy, New » NeW. Giards will meot the fast Mohawks p, York an N ity Beers, rb 10 Linn, cb k- and Frank Moors, Waterbury. | oo mojvoke, The visitors have the Dordorian, 165 pounds — Jack Kelley, Water- ) ¢t £ bury and Ed Skinnor, New Haven, | [PUtation of being one of the nitti- | LS 160 pounds — Luclen Larrivier, Rgiiteams 1nithis section o = Waterbury and George Beasley, New intry and they are out t 45 v, Leat the National Guards, League Standlng 145 pounds — Eddle Lavensky, 1he Hol atures espe- W Waterbury and Charles Anderson, Clally nter, Conway, wh he Buicks . 5 New Haven. t f tr cctball fans wherever | Fords 140 — Joe Brightwood, Waterbury 1 ars to He is a stringy | Dodges . and Johnny Clinch, New Britain pivot m ho can jump with the Hudsons 7 3 - 138 pounds — Joe Zotter, New e tand his woriclint the —— et L Moot Brital D e bl R e o win hat manner, and even mon ritain and Leo Larrivier, Water. is a ma to watch. He is Jge S(echm- Wins From b Aobs nBEiRe £l it | bury. ner Holyoke high star and has L T o e el R AD l Browning by Body Hok‘ spular impression that De. Britain and Joe Dignal, Waserburs B e L e i v will win through his speed 133 pounds — Rollo nla 1 g in 1 in the cen- te of the Waterbury and Abe Bodine, Hart- ic Bl il 2 : ford. forv rrow night wiil | used his celebrated body scissors AL CasM a7 tw0 ot hold to win the first and third falls SET BOWLING RECORD | et v 5 o b i e e, o 2, S b “lin 45 minutes Giaeaond ndous str h ¢ ising | 8 . s on which ! has|third in 14 minutes n s to the boc th both har Rexola Clgar Team of Milwankee ' ; son ! 1 hing took the second . Delaney, the 1 brought the g took the se i Makes Mark With Total Seore of | flying head selssors 1 shooter, must mate eat but four times a year. The entries in the various classes | Hoyle 8, J. Barton 2, Larson w Yori was “fight mad"” today ind moved as it never has been be- — i . e by any but a heavywelght 1ATES LIKE THE DICKENS Looks AROUND To ASKS CLERK, IN Low npionship match. Bet 2 1 @o INTO STORE AND SEE (F_ANY.BOOY 1S QUICK .VOICE For Tma reported the od / : CRTAIN BOOK NEAR ENCUGH = = at 3 to 2 with approximately 1BTE 3 MEAC HIM W 00 already wagered. This, they ASWS FOR THE 1, was a larger sum ever has Books JHE s of 1to 3 were score & secon s st IMAGINARY CROWD As HE LEAues STORE Wi TH | - - rts CLERK YELLS ANOTHER, An automohile, n as the has s in tr: CLERIK AT FAR IEND OF STORE 1' “murder auto, Juipped with eam- style of attack : THE |Hr: BoOV< [l ra, fingerprint reproduction 3 o i ; 7 ! night set what bowling experts s ders hiave 1 Jod Manager 1 oea to detect eri hae been put > h 1ge that 7P 4 ; —D~ [ v ment competition. They 1 n re o S8, was th i N : 9 score of 3,201 in the Wisco ereste the team play- = — bowling tournament. The total sir- ¢ ednesd it that g passes by 61 pins the . A fen 1 ance to sco bowling congress record of 8,150 first victory of th n on the » made at Milwaukee in 1923 t floor in this city and | wresflma Bflfits Consistent counts of 1,065, 1,071 Mano T declares that ‘h" D and 1,965 gave the Rexolas their Dlayers will have to rid themsclves b record score. of this fee and play h;n\h(halli s 0 8% ALTHEL Hall 1 The team left the drives at the|every minu WEDNESDAY, FEB. sman presented end of the final game acclaiming an| The Burritts ppear tomor- Featuring S hige 18 year old star—Ro Heim—as row ni t reliminary to the | : etk & 3 in his second year of league bowling, | strong combination. The first game | v from the “Marseillaise” struck and spared throu the en- 1 started promptly at 8 o'clock and Other Great Stars ack I om. | #tre thirty frames without an error and the main game will commence Given by | “You know what my barber say, and lined up six consccutive strikes shortly atter the first, Dick Dillon VATIONAL A. C. | Meret Beaucoup, Jac oo i 1 1 LA C. or leaucoup, Jack packs zee %o gonclude the finai game, | will referee, o ————— | 101U, " Jock announced, “Well, | ALT STAR CARD OF 1 of