New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1927, Page 15

V98T TISIYP’ n d Soeaking § s owERs WTIGUE-SHARKEY CONN. AMATEURS PODDUBNY TO MEET - ROGERS ALLEYS SPECIAL MATCH liller Co., Hartford of Sports Tonight, ) Sharkey meet Garden in a 15 round bout, o the elimination bouts being vs by Tex Rickard in the heavywe! ranks to evolve a logical conte for the crown now worn by Tunney. MecTigue in roved himsel r his last istovietim be y will e in the same S aloney of Boston : a5 e t It will be a T cd £, . | " heavy man mesting & G reh Sharkey will ! pound advant Collurs Following Delaney’s miserable | Qulors showing against Maloney a few SRR weeks ago, the ts are wary of AT predicting d o will w £t tonight. Me is'a question L to most of them and as such until after tonai e will r Maloney sk Zht the heavy ranks. pounds on T Maloney and he won the T ae-taaz | FAFNIR “DRAGON" LEAGUE Will McTigua able to over. LU | We'll tell you tomorrow People who are interested in vrestling are beginning to sit up and : take notice of the coming bout be- 33 395 | tween Al Ventres, commonly styled < 4 L u;l he “Berlin Blacksmith” and Fred !p 103— 28 Bruno of Hartford which will take | Curlick SR — 217 place in the preliminary of the Na- |Flood . A He tional A. C. show at Odd Fellows FfIX 2 hall on Arch street, Wednesday = night, March 9. 4861405 = 7 83— 25 Ventres, soms say, isn't’in shape B 10— and therefore Bruno should win. | Ventres may not have been in the | very “pink” all the time, but he will Le there by the time the bout time |r wrrives. Ventres radiates confidence. He says ha will beat Bruno and beat him bad. From Bruno's camp in |Grayen Hartford, a loud s r is heard. | McCall Ventres will be a. * after T got | bom through with him that night,” Bruno is reportcd as saying. & Bruno a wrestling lesson, certain that McTi | rounds [ the most “ntres, Inspection NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1927. BOUT ON TONIGHT Another Heavyweight Elimina-| tion Go at Madison Square 15 SET FOR INVADERS FORMER CHAMPION -5+ (Continued From Preccding Page) | '*" . ma—\;:M ::‘1“,‘,“ et « Giant Russian on Card Featuring =<, |brothers” from N 1 his appea | night, made New York, March 3—(@—Int verbs, 1 with stve training i MecTigue and Jack a semi-fl heavyweight wrong in y ranked ntting, nds had tage nds on his flock of out, himself i ing on conten before he whipy last fall. Jus not defeat him at P lphia and that he was 2 . S0 Sharkey has sat elf with the convi strip Ti of his title next fall. * Daily, almost as a part of training, the Boston tar has d coursed to great length on the hu- miliations to be suffered tonight by the elderly Irishman. Sharkey 's best effort cannot carry him more than six But as {f the § ey complex alone were not enongh to perplex | faring crities, McTigue | ly assumed a new 0ld Michael, who now at his right will knock out | {any man in the world, has been | changed by » words of his man- ager, Jimmy Johnson, from a pure- Iy defensive hoxer to a fierce ag- gressive puncher of astonishing power. th th el z T g mat T mpion of ood sea should lose no READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS ocat man| BRAYES RESUME WORK that Bruno lesson when s rs, how- Boston Team Forced to Remain fact that their man Idlc Because of Cold Winds becoming | Around the Camp. Boston, March 3 (M—The Braves © back at work today after for cold weather during several late comers Petersburg, Fla., o'clock and !whick TAKES THINGS EASY wity of Tigers Doesn't < Men 1o Get Into Condi- Salicon DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART ‘The prompt Salicon stops colds is truly amazing. Two tablets taken at the first snceze isusuallyall that & arc necessary. We are sager to have you prove this. Sc AmG ‘and sddress and & Bottle of bl cts will be seat you free of charze. K. A, Hughes Company, Boston, Mass. With the two boys feeling that ReBN N Eeman) way, this little me; at Odd F. S T lows hall on Arch street Wednesday Feenine. staren e soeme e wver | SETS POSSIBLE RECORD old-time battle, On the card with e the two Cohnecticut boys will be | Tvan Poddubny Wilad X Zbyszko. Charles Cutler and Angelo Jara- | Hermsan Schmarr, Jr., “Spanks the | Baby" 3,580 Times in Contest at = x Boys' Club. Schmarr. Jr. roken all natio panking the baby” when he \dministered no fewer than 3 spanks” last night and was stopped time to close the = night. This con- test, which opened at the club last -oning with a large number of con- or the Commercia t gang will | testants d. consists of bound- put it in a tie for first place with | ing a handball in an IS-inch circ the Rule Shop outfit. Hermie” stepped up when it was { his turn and began to bounce with ecping it up so long that night will s 14 the first four This will happen, of course, if the American Hosiery team s | the human adding machin sned | the short end of the score in its |t count his spanks grew faint from zame with the Corbin Screw team. :OVerwork. and it was finally neces- ) | sary to stop arr, as he was told Just two games are left on the the club baskctball team wol aiiths oxt Naw Britain High &chool schedule. | “fl"‘" to ;L' ,”\' P"";"';("Lhkmfl‘f\"v:‘”h Saturday afternoon at the Hopkins | Nght and he “‘"‘ A : ‘1' ¢ street gymnasium the Red and|Dbefore then. Hoe is believed to have g Maatia > Red and | ranglo-hold on the year's free Gold team will play its ancient | e P 4 membership offered to the winner in HyAT Bautford Rubile \HIEb: sohooll| SIRBETRN B EREERE A R ISR el testants to try at future date - “Lefty” Truhan was second last Sl a8 "“”“',mxhv. operating a doubla-handed | Sy SO mINArY | tattoo but being forced to quit at ace the New Dritain crowd in | a4y Other intermediate marks | e inal game ol theseasan were as follows: Normant 860, 5, Boehnert 225, Var- | Manager of Chicago Cub Forced to from that A la 211, Melny! . Gabohonskl 100, Jervis Rowinski led the | spanks. Oth Kominos 5 Juniors with Curtail Activitics Because of In-|were as follow: Bendza. 483, Muzzo 38 juries. 300, Wolek 200, Avitahl 196, Serbin 147, Jerv Chicago, March 3 (P)—Joe Mc- |42 Kromidas 43, Kominos 37. J. Carthy had his usual methodical | o 10, Simoski 6, Jervis 5. program doped out at Catalina but the Cubs’ manager > allowances for a string of casualties cropping up among the rookies and veter: Clyde Beck and Frank Wilkle suf- fered when grounders took bad hops, a houncing foul gashed the ! forehead of Earl Gildin, Three Eye ) | catcher, and Gabby Hartnett was ! teeling his way around as a result of an unusual sight impairment. | Hartnett had been practicing with- | out a cap and suddenty discovered his cheeks so swollen by sunburn that he was limited to idle ball tossing. Down as Shreveport, the big fig- | ure in the White Sox camp was the | official rubber, who found plenty of work after the sun at last broke through the clouds yesterday and | permitted Ray Schalk to hustle his | squad through thejr first real work- | NY SHO out. The pitchers were out in force | L. 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