New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1927, Page 9

Easadaaaaa 222 A YO YTVEE VY Speaking of Sports TIEIVITIOe Thursday night's game at the state armory betw n th National Guards of this city and the I Endecs, will bs one of the big attractions of the present scason judging from the talk both here and in Bristol about t The game will bs plaved between the teams in a five-game series this year and it the Guards win, will b game in the series teams. The National playing world-beating downing the Atlas qu night, is by far the favor win In the St. Patrick’s M However, no tougher oppon have met the local quintet than the crew that represents the Bristol New Departure Co. The game is consid portant as far a concerned, great deal, the state championship argur the present time is v in the air. ent which much up The great run Bristol all s the inated all teams wh battle earlier in 2 of Bristol, t ther team in the state to stand in the way of the Guards to undisputed claim to the basketball title of the state gf Connceticut, is the the scason. OQut- The argument with this team will e settled on Th v night, March the Guards op- quintet on This will pose Jack Curry's ty armo be another tough batt Britain quintet and Guards going Next Saturday night, the Rena sance Five of New York, colored champions of the world, will oppose the National Guards at the state armory here. Coming from Harlem, the team has played several tir this state and has shown g iarity with amateur rul The visitors are in a eclass with the Celties of New York the champion team of the professional rule p! In with his fesolve to have at I world renown attraction h fore the present scason nd baskethall team of Terryvills would like to play either the New Britain Boys' club or the Burritt quintet in this eity. Arran; ments can be made by calling Man- ager - Harold Meagher, 21 Bristol. The amatsur boxing ship tournament for t Connecticut will be held Guard hall, Hartford, next Friday night. At that time, all tha titles in the various classes will be Championships will be for the next year in the weights: 106, 112, 115, 147, 160 and 175 pounds. Jack Whaler, one ot the officials of the Mohawk A. C. which con- ducts amateur tournaments in this city, in response to numerous in- quiries from New Britain fans to tickets, was successiul in s ing a block of 75 seats for' the fi- nals on Friday night. He will bring se to New Britain and put them on sale at Patsy Bridgett's Smokc Shop on Church street. champion- state o at Foot sett] followi 126, 1 The tickets were put on sale in Hartford Saturday and they were all practically sold. It was a for- tunate movement on the part Mr. Whaler to secure the block for New Britain fans and those wish- ing to secure seats, should do so without delay because the seating capacity at Foot Guard hall is lim- ited, Because of the tremendous rush for the tickets in Hartford Satur- day, the A. A. U. officials wers loath to let any tickets come to New Britain, but stiff arguments advanced by Mr. Whaler and other officials of the Mohawk A. C. brought the 75 tickets here, The tournament Saturday will bring fogether in the fin the state amateur boxing als for crown the best boys in all their divisions. | The best possible bouts in all the classes will be seen and some flerce | fighting is anticipated. Joe Howard, Bat Battalino, John- ny Krock and all the other present titleholders will be fn defending thelr laurels and from present indi- catlons, several of the titles arc duc to change hands this week. The Tournament fs conducted the Massasoit A. C. for the ticut A. A. U. No other sanctions are given at this time so there will be no other amatenr tournaménts in the state this week. The funds derived from the bouts will be used by the A. A. U. to pay the expenses of the Connecticut team of boxers tvhich will bn er tered in the national tournament The New Haven paper which in- sinuated that the Boston Boys' club might not have received square treatment at the hands of the local club is given the lie in a letter from the superintendent of the Boston organization to Dwight Skin- ner of the New Britain Boys' club It speaks of the generous treatment uccordgd by the Lions club, change club and ladies’ auxiliary. and goes on: “They have voted your city the best in which they have ever played a basketball game. It is | a fine thing to win, but much bet- ter to have ‘the sportsmanship that counts’ and you surely have a large share of the best sort in New Brit- ain.” That s unqualified pralse, coming as it does from a team which has travelled as much as the Boston quintet, i team has made a i gave them a | the ! | WITH THE BOWLERS ROGERS ALLEYS SPECIAL MATCH Landers' Girls, New Britai o \‘ Landers’ League Won L 15 the | WAY PLAY OFFTIE ONNEUTRAL COURT ;Columbia and Dartmouth Must | Meet Tor Baskethall Title betweer rothe play Dartmonuth and | Eastern Inter | ketball cham | may tak ple { lumbia floor in | urday | tie lea Th match itral Co- deadlocked by a lone point Ithe final Tiger ¢ ‘\Srm. Dartmouth finis ule a week earli | seven victories The defeat pushed Penn in third place tie with Columbia | with' five victories and five d The New York to congy Princeton earlier in the wee (inmbia seeks third pla: le brought close Saturda Corn the ten with victory over 1, the second win in the ten hedule. The Tthicans finisl 1 a notch above the tail end Elis | with four wins and six loss | Play off games, however, | settle” the question of 1individual | point scoring supremacy {John Lorch, of Columbia spurted in {the final week to tic Simmen, of | Yale, for top honors with points. Tommy Deveau, jguard finished third with & | points ah of Johnny Princeton forward connot Captain chaaf, of Pen nght| gathered 64 and Picken of Dart. | the - “Y" TEAM READY New Britain Quintet Faces Strong Springfield Team at Local Gym | | Tomorrow. Saturday the Now basketball team ran |stgnals and some new {tice on the Arch street and is all set to give the fast Spring- fleld “Y” five a battle tomorrow night. This will make 14 games for Ithe locals. They ready won 112 and lost onc r defeat by Naugatuck at Naugatuck hy one point the locals have won nine secutive Springfield has mot and defeats [ Middletown twice, by large New Britain in the of her schedule has also met Middletown twice on their court and jonce on the home court, winning all | matenes -14, 1 and 401 | Comparing the Springficld and |local team by scorcs in |against Middletown, the battle | morrow night should prove a close one. | Springficla i('hllll”,\' Burt . | Right ‘Vlu.vxn\llr‘l\ Dritain over th ones in pr: wrmory floor con- d scores, ames to- very New Britain M. Luke-Yacobowicz | Left I | Yones-Dutilly Luke-Demarest Center | Bartlett-Peterson . . | Left Guard | Lawlor ; Saxe.Yankaska | Right Guard | The game is scheduled to start at 8:30 p. m., and the referce probably be Whaples of Storrs col- lege. Arbour | sto . | Pre the will NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MOXDAY, MARCH 14, 1927. BASEBALL BRANDED | PEHROWEEK )] STAR QUINTET ' AS BIG BUSINESS - 2w, .t NAMED BY COACHES 'MEUSEL DENIES HE 15 HOLDING 00T Lanky Bob Arrives in Yankee Camp From Galifornia said he was on t Club Every Day. Dartmoutl's Star Forwand Only Unanimous Choice (P—T Value of Big League Clubs Is| {Now 850,000,000, Says Ruppert : e B 1 week hooked for with a d this 1 conte “lor N major | WL and this w 14 teams i v York, March 14 (® — Bob lded half of t proble Althou down to game show un- , the ns' pit ape than a result C intensive tra ted posi- er exelu- 1 more BOYS' CLUB GAME Brightwoods. 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