New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1927, Page 25

of Sports Jimmy Clinch, local who appeared against Louis (Kid) Kaplan in the charity boxing exhi- bition at the state armory in Hart- | ford last night, will appear in one of the preliminary bouts of th mitt slinger INTER CLUB LEAGUE Burritts ..108 | |k Nutmeg A. C. at the Arena in New Haven tonight. Jimmy is scheduled to meet eith er Tommy Ababba cr Abe Bodine, who 13 to make his debut as a pro- fessional tonight. Jimmy and Bodine fought twice as amateurs, the local boy winning! onca and the former Hartford boy >’ | a4 Flcons coming {n the victor the other time. |y match should scttle the question between these two and they will furnish no little at-| traction for the fans who plan to| attend. Tonight's’ An examination of Johnny Clinch's thumb injury after his last meeting in this y with Ray Hall a few weeks ered the fact that the fing ‘ul’tn Johnny had the and {t showed has been t taken off amination. member 3 a clear bre and thi The injury has kept Jo. of the ring since it happened it is lable to stop him from ing the A. . tournament W next, his will be a big disappointment to tha local amateur boy, cause hs had set his heart on trying for the state title, He wants to go In, injury notwithstanding, but it would be a foolish move for him to make.| His handlers should sea to it he takes care of his in! d h instead of risking more jury in seeking wh is mere than an empt nothing with us the pa minds turn mo coming baseball persistent rumor to the the Falcons will ball team in ths flel’ stead, Frank (Chu #aid to have plans a ags a team which will place of the Falc mply S tes out on the fi > planning v beginn the top rung of the and with Ma to go, Kens f the early birds this s nppor ity of Johnny Hayes w ington and was b day, was the 'Le: other basebal! suddenly {1 cd away after a semi-professional ife was taken pneumonia an faw davs’ The stats chan ment of the Amatc ciation of Connecticut will b ducted in Hartford next Foot Guard hall. Th classes will be dectd €. in " is o (Ir plans to take a num- ber of seats for the tournament to this city and p 1 These bouts are the best th possibly ha put on in the s there will be a bad rush for seat on sale New Brit to s opportun here, in fans who are anxiou tickets The tournament is the A. A. U. as a body ceeds derived are used to pay the cxpenses of C fcut entries in the national tournaments cted by ind the jro- The championships this year are being held in Hartford ain was such a late entry in amateur boxing game that, although he A. A. U. considered running em off here first, it was decided to t until next year, The Natfonal Guards start out to- night on the final drive for ol championship of the & i e play the Atlas of New Haven in the Eim City, The rious 1n. | ew Brit- | the | boys * | | FAVORS FREE HITTING | Manager Moriarty of Detroft Doesn't Put Much Stock in Hit and Run| -, Play. minimiz > ‘plans of tha Datroi Manager G=o be know ve power of the team rests in the tting of his sl 1, Woodall and any years to 4 | ¥ can properly rner, in Morlarty's omnmn and in this era of baseball !t is an uncertain method of att ROOKIE HAS HIS DAY | | | | Hits, Scores Three Runs Average of 1.000, ng that| 2y to de- walloping. oo INRELAY CARNIVAL After Year's Absence. Harvard Again | to bo Represented in Penn Ath- | letic Games. uncement to this effect was outdoor compe ited States Where Washington Stopped Will Be Male Into Garage Watcrtown, . March 11 I¢ Georga Washington were to ta 'mmand of the Continental army he would find the blacksmit op here where tradition horse was shol on that morning, equipped to serve him i the 1927 mode. | The building, {as a smithy's business last Jun garage, s [nounced. The structura s Place fam stand, untll lessening 4 it to close its doors wilt new owner has an- buflt hewn timber held togeth places by hand-pointed & ington is said to have 1 on his way to Cambridge 1775, v\,,,,a TRAIN CREW BLAMED zame tonight and the second con- | test tomorrow night will either settle the fssue between the two teams or | else will keep the quintets tied. Each | lias won a game from the other. Information regarding the Boston Boys' club defeat in New Haven seems to put the Boys' club of New Havan in a very different class from all other clubs of the kind in this state. It the report that the Boys' club team is to engage the Atlas in a serfes in New Haven for the ty champlonship, is true, then it I a strange boys’ team representing the club in New Haven. Bat Battalino, state featherwelgh amateur champion, is in New Yor] to enter the big tournament bein; conducted there. Bat is seek more world’s to conquer and he is favored by all who know him, to! come through with flying colors against the best the metropolis can | furnish, READ HERALD CLASSIFTED FOR YOUR WANTS Smfi']e Unpleasant and unneces- sary. Take a Luden's evary little while. The 7 exclusive menthol blend 1 will soothe the irritation and bring quick relief, LUDEN'S 5° PMENTHOL ADS | Their Trying To Snatch To Have Caused Wreck Was gton, M. h 11 (A—The I's of a nap by an entin train ¢ the collisi (the Alton ra:l Mo., on Jan. one death and Xr‘ml persons, inte mission insp: The sleeping of a freight train which tur on a sidetrack to await the pa of two passenger trains. 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