New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1927, Page 13

vl Ve e eET@L W * he (“208 | DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1927. $666640000005000083338088 | \WITH THE BOWLERS Speaking fé‘ X XY of Sports 9228, always b L hei champio; At our of W has 1 PALACE DD LEAGUE Snups ALLEYS Meoadow } | N i | GIVE EXHIBITION Val Flood's Charges to Demon- A C.y 1 of th 0od of the v club, w HUGGINS STRESSES NICK CARTER ADMITS THAT HE IS BAFFLED ... CAN'T FIND A COUGH IN OLD GOLD CIGARETTES POWER OF ElUBSi ew York Manager Is Satistied | With His Present Team | >etersburg, Fla., March 30 il ga the to Nick Carter his: his chair. “Curses ank exhausted in man who could find a « ve searched the count Orp Gorp ¢ By crept. up upon VPar, " Peas or a whole year on the t EVERYMANS BIBLE CIASS 1EAGUE not a clew.” Ol White Army rail and Carter took dence born ¢ of ( c n Gorp smokers in e of hearing them cough.” Dillon with Coyl, ity of t will pre New Britain s af evening up ith Jim Zakz i LR ROGERS ALLEYS e o " TAncup) i v . s 1 ¥ HART & €OOLYY LEAGUE ent Boh Quinn of Boston R« 1 alth - 2251 Sox Sees Much Improvement OVET | Speaker b scovered from b \ the FRATE T agues n y ! ! : \;x el oy ' _ could not claim! That reward O D LA CUE Flood, | vouthful but it is a good staff and “They were allimmune. I smoked would have bought me a lot of OLp 5 champlonship | is headed by Herb } hei Orp Gorps myself and couldn't GoLp cigarettes, and believe me, 5 Bl & school, will | best south in baseball tease a cough out of my throat.” they're worth buying.” ring and will club has ple ! i - ien with a|strength and its spirit is good. NITY ALLEVS | terweight class will meet “Re, nds wi I ronger t son th last There isn't any particular wea b|ness on tha team in | fact that soma eritic confidence in Mark Koenig n K Hart, two other will talk it over for they say it with | St hres rounds Each socks. | be )r. Dunn on hand | physicians. wly organizec | HAS WINNING TEAM |sp mt weaklings and probably will and Hugging has patted h to give the youngster pl as referee with | the | Tris Recuperates From Sprained r to the the Yankees cents ors re anything ger has in his yvor osnig was in need of Lou Gehrig on rong, and the out , Earl Combs and haps the strongest reward that even Nick Carier ovs all ter, SPEAKER RECOVERING OLD GOLD ITS THE SMOOTHEST CIGARETTE Ankle and Returns to Washington rained ankle and once agaln Is| Ihe Garden was packed with cn- i rooters but more than W0 prospecti Local 1 lish r were turned n who attended th orted that niries were mere novie iouts failec even appros andard set by Connecticut ha ted most ¢ » tourn ts conduc ity and in Hartford Garden was sold § o'clock and police entirely rescrves t their reserva- | huge hall. | » who had made tions, could get into th Almost every week the same con- lition cxists in Hartford with re- ward to turning people away from 1"00t Guard hall. The numbers, of | are nowhere near as lar York but at least 600 fans I in Hart- course mn New are turned away every 1ord, the past few vears Kinston, N. C., wh given a tryout with the zue entry there. There isn't Ul why | Sullick, with ak of shouldn't make 1t cor the him, He was given the > to hr | into e 1 ough the zood offices of (Chuck) Wo- | jack who has decided to remain at home this y . Kk was offered a place on the team but turned it down. The m r of the south- ern team, however, spoke in his let- | ter of & vacant place in his cateh- | ing department and Woiack immedi- itely recommended Sullick. Thosa who watched the local hoy vorking with both the Falcons, two vears ago and the Kensington team Inst year, feel that he will have lifficulty at all in getting a regular Lerth with the Kinston team. Johnny Clinch, aco of locel ama teur boxers, will ba ready to return to the ring in about two wecks, i yeported from his camp. Johnny | Hull of Hartford a few wecks ago and the member has had to have plenty of time to get healed and strong ay Cleveland Indians Meet Cleveland Tndian war path extended to Montgomery, Ala., today for ne with the cotton o's leagu club at the capi i (¥ home town trip for Joe and Luke Sewell. The tribe took a 7 to 4 game from the | rk Giants in Ang: sterday after Hudlin, s uled to pitch today, went in to t k on the rubber. 1ext stop is New Orleans, READ HE CLASSIFIED ADS; FOR YOUR WANTS no Saul Wagnet Wo Vol Dat Ma Wi W Campho Knowles Robertson INDUSTRIAL LEAG Corbin Cabinet Stanley Rule & Lock 10 a0 171 4591421 101 Fafnirs leans today from Mobile S . | nack in the Washington lineup, His e L Bost ely hitting yesterd mat 22 5 S victory over the HOCKEY SURPRISES RANGERS 0 MEET mont State IN CHINA S e s s Cardinals. Pitcher Crowa arch 30 (P—Despite s s er, suffering from stoms — e 105 in China,” the American \ T is expected to be in shape In @ oW | Boston Bruins Defeat Chicago | Church Strect Club to Discuss Pros- vy had the biggest yeap 6 | | . the organizae Emmett McCann, infictder, has| Black Hawks and Canadian| pects for Coming Bascball Season The year's dise n d to Columbus In the - COMMERCIATL LEAGUE e tl;cm(mn As M eamsiim Gametniinics ; ekl . Argosy. McKnerney, “Lef lan inerease of ulxn:;?.lu:io«?lmv". e VALY L Harrls still is out of the game | B Ranser A0 Don Cos Ay e MhEivianl L oY £ o ause of an i r. McCann's Bhdstallin ey e e g L i Sl B e o ators ouly ot rooms on Church street. Dr. Frank — ages and dlalects = A what “‘ 2 Another corjog for the St . symbo] | 4V¥ick, coach of the feotl team, READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ted t the outpu S = = : Topper Rigney |5 hmm[(vylh1;74:\\)“\0”\‘ champions WS ot the world professional A piom. | and at one time star twirler for the FOR YOUR WANTS Srenowl ae todia mm‘i: B L is in fighting condition. I iU today| X ' e s : pi Sl While their boss was eulogizing | |t ries the e Iy m, the Hose were living up to his | ! 5 ! 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