New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1927, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1927. b 13 S00000085355305800 L5088, - P eeett e \ L 1in the gar On Links Questioned | _Wheth- The Taggers basketball + & professional wishes to challeng I'ha : e [ - % of this city to another game. | code cov Taggers ara strictly a local conside earlicr in 1k at at toms on t + school floor. nee of lamaz Conn. Light & Power (o Both Runners Are Out to Smash : et o s Baskethll Quintets From North \@Mark M ¥ S w200 Sonthwest Start Play Voger, | | on th & question 19 and 20|08 wel com- he han per la aight title fro A : that tims, the : : nis| READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS he Phantoms ha . me be Loughvan, 4 t | ; is not as im- 1 fladelphia. defoated Joe Lohman, 1 v 0 southwest had tie Center Chureh as that of the Fhantoms. fiant in ihe $1oblEht i Columbus T e Toie to open the tournament Karbonik, manager of t ) ABCoaled Tow Bhe of the 11 games . be ¥ e way to N the T B s The 1 il Fan|E 10 dule being between Columbus the argument on which is i ' e 1 set : i ride L H of Au Minn, and sacred botter team, is to stase a ser Harry Stone, New | Heart of Tl Reno, Okla of 1wo out of three games Daley 1M, and Weston, W. Va ¢ 1 | cot in the second g of Karbonik s eertain i v Mac or, is cert hat Awhatever fim he day and night program wl that the Taggers will beat 1 \ Fizhts Tonight r three mornin Phantoms and after repcated u 2 T 5 LA T ! trid the r Chie: Dave Shade vs. Tilli and three eveni mes successful attempts to securs a - R c-shirt ton v Kid B G Two former championship t¢ gama with the Phantoms, Mz 3 Lilly W 10, see actlon, St. Mel of Karbonik fssues notice that his St for it an S . 11 Johnny Hill, 10 leholder in 1925, is paired witl team will put in a clalm for the |that ¥ Menry Lenard, 10 | Mary's of Richardton. N. D. junior amateur championship of |low int 8 to v " 0 T os e ,Xavier high of Loufsville, w the city, a knockout t 1 to | being confined to ¢ t BNy ohe G et r's tournament, me him some r nbloom, 10, J s of Pittsfield, Mass, adelphia—Tom San Francis- CHANCE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP South Cong Spug Moeyers ve, Andy Andre Routis va Martin vs. PROPER N (f,n”(‘ge Men accord duae fonal Church Bas- Tha battle over the s of amateur hoxing in t was started yesterday a Athletics Camp Today |of 32 participating schools we the state capitol in Il E Almost Abandoned !t only indication of keen inter gruntled fizht promoters 1 s L gim ] b i 4 ch 17 P Many teams from a 500-mile r 5 Center Cong. s attacked the present ha ¢ 4 1 Joe Sivak linoi i cties’ training accompaniad by jipy ling of the sit y the Co rance 3 i ort Myers, Fla., was nearly B &C der the control of te Ath 5 y ! ! r 1} 3 i v 1o € 1 3 of Commissioner Thomas Donohue. 4 night 3 3 ketball Team Plays Center Tos- sers Tonlght. South Cong. of Chicago wero eTence to teams s of this quintet are ill and will able to appear in the first the correct- ness of clothes Charges and counter: thick and f as the } £[_\7G1\V :)LI\_ P the two-hour m It was claimed that tha amateur boxing ok | - iule, has the action of & sprint- The preser re t rformance New Britain for profes- i f s i sional 1ig) 4 om a mile and d without any c : miles. He : phepEnil game was amateur in name only y - Aradent. and on Sunday they play and that profession was be o agnravorl the last of a three-game series witl ing used under the guise of simon | A L o the New York Giants at St. Augus- pure attractions. % : b 3 went LIGHT C0. WINS C. L. & P. Baskeball Quintet DOWnS | aqketball tear chance 1o 1 » is con cs meet the . Peterst Hartung . has §ts tad a number of | WITH THE BOWLERS €upporters am those who ap- pearcd before the committee in- cluding officlals of ion and Center Church in Wild Court McInnis' Phillies have The A. A. U y of the train- Game. ROGERS AILEYS Rl o Connecticut Light & Power FAYNIE LEAGUE others Intercsted in r sport. | Forze Shop Most of the complaints were re- beived from people in Bridwport or New Maven. Littie was accol plished by either side at the hear ing and no intimation could he gained of the probable action of <tory of the hoards 1 string men in the 1 with the exception of 11 ed the last three in- 1!l showed good form. lists Ray Dodge v — | George Marst Pirate Yannigans Are colown 40-27 decision from the h in a wild basketball at the Boys' club last night. Iha winners piled up a big lead in first half and ughout the remainder « goal by Rradley cling to it|to win, but t of the | laying gr game, The feature of the game was it gave t for the wrong |teams Kknocked the ball out of | The Ashley-Babcock Co. 139 MAIN f rorer: vaLE ~HARVARD -PRINCETON-BROWN-WILLAM/-ANDOVER -NY.CITY Better Than Regulars | team: he shurgt Pa., March 17 (®- hort, the | mmed the training | the committee on the proposed bill which is before the legis Bill Howarth, representing ce bowling allevs in the league, will roll Dave Roor the asino in a v league match at the Palace al tonight. How- will meet v tomorrow t at the o alleys on hurch street. wiil roll th wo-ball games. ture, IT HAPPENED IN THE SECOND ACT! A TRAGIC SCENE ... BUT IT HAD A HAPPY ENDING LEAGLY Hill an counts but them seattered CASIND ALTEYS Casinn Pinhoy~ is lard a showing terrific in bouts with his sparring |_ Peerless Pinboys W n opportunity GETS BIG HANDICAP Crack Yale Polo \ger because | 1 as the welter- | t champion of the state and 1 howls him over, Thomas wiil be recognized as his superior. a list of 20 sparrin N of them are being | Play Winston G It was the “big moment” in the Just then Clarence started to play. The suspense wus terrifie. cough. Great Guns! How he congh- “At last, my proud beauty, I have ed. He couldn’v stop; you in my power” . . . the villain tickled o, ’ snarled. “T am going to ., . " “Put him out*” . velled. Tf looks could would have been murd people around him. someone . Clarence red by fifty partuers v, is Given Nine hattered ni difierent quartet stands punching of the battler every ni and none of them comes back for more on any siccessive nights. 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