New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1927, Page 11

HAPLAN READY FOR VACCARELLI BOUT Meriden Scrapper Has a Busy Season Abead of Him Probation Officer John L. Public Wel \1.“ Ann G fns, Miss Laura Y. W. C. A, M Scout t\x“cu!)\u. of the Welfare A: committee; Mi the Wel trude Connolly, | ciation and the New Britain Louis “Ki4" Kaplan is ready for the gong for his 12 round contest with Tony Vacecarelll at the Arena in New Haven next Thursday ght. Kaplan secured Al Tripoil o Yonkers, junior lightweight con- tender, to halp sharpen up his box- | e heavy work he Ferguson and Eddie . This crew of sparring mates as placed the “Kid” in the best of shape for his first appearance in his home state under the man ment of Billy Gibson. Kaplan wants | & 10 leave nothing undone to show | & the Nutmeg fans that before the summer season is over he will reach the goal of fighting Sammy Mandell for the lichtweight crown. | Kaplan will keep right on train- ng after his contest with Vacca- as ho meets Al Foreman in of ten rounds at in_Philadelphia on Foreman has been boxin Philadelphia and Washing- past year and has never defeated. He knocked out Ruby 1 in seven roynds and feated”™ Mike allerino, Tommy Crowley of Pittshurgh and many others. Foreman is Philadelphia’s hope for th honors, t Glassman, the Phila- | promoter, has Eddie promise that should Fore- m’l‘ victorious {in s conte: he will let Mandell defend his title against him sometimo in August in ons of the ball parks. Kaplan is however, to knock this as- | Foreman's do: Papet oy ] Other. Paris, noune ted to tha ten and ti the the other's temy and despo 1 her way, ¢d him to * She fir \H\ around ton the been did not have a corr The counte w1 character, and t He wonic *ad “a vagabon also alleged tha “Kia* Sid Ter McGraw, Ruby Wallace and Billy P ers, however, has also “excuse class. After the Philadelphia conte Kavlan will appear in Clevel with some lightweight to be named within the next few da en | Chicago with later. A mateh s “Kid" and Jimmy McLarnin In Los An- geles for sometime in June is also deration. | Golden Stars 1i will personal h L. Nedwell, Kaplan for his contest w bis, 1b; A. relli in New Haven. The last t Rusezyk Ginson worked In a was when Ben 5 2 by Phil Billy joined regeneration The Golden S over the Yellow team yesterda [to 11. A lome W. Rembis of RS CONFER \rmvnr those local people atten ing the Connecticut Council of S cial Workers being held at tha Hotel | } FOR NEW aspond Miss T Doyle of the Department of | Miss An ldsmith, Weib] s Gladys Cline, Mrs. A re association; Reilly and Miss also of the \\-1"- o tiss ¢ 1 YON SALM DIVORCE Made Public By Paris Court, Show That Each fad Accused the April 26 (4 ement today nobleman ea and wrote him a h to soe that her husband had 1 have ¢ t he her for other women New Ti'eam;ent fm \nemm \'lrro eful pernicious anemin of of the local | BY, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1927. FLASHES OF LIFE: THE BIG DIPPER TO BE EMBLEM ON FLAG OF ALASKA nn O'Brie L. e An New Y aid th v v York, as he relates, to the president 1 Statas “Welcome to the state, Do any- you want to provided you' New York — Since t at it."” ailable for 1 the president of th ates to the g Well, Tl take T nith called on |sires to improve lgirls, is sending her | Miss Shizuko Takeda, crn methods in the {and other countries. tnor of in of irl 1nburn L the (I 1ce, Miss Ger- Ruth of York nm in the Atlanta pe roy Present is to pay . Coolldge and that of two de ng asscts in b i} 1 to drive an ¢ by the dono eau == The 1re ag for Alaska. to be a mention in dispatches from visit of that hand- | chelor, the Prince of Wales. order to at vention of the Ameri dvic Hav with the aqueen ® then with some ded for ounced ration itions in another to resist a pf\(\\l“,) E S help be women | New Haven—ad val erimina Duke of id hi made by | Th RF\D HFR ALD € l ASSIFIED ADS YOUR WANTS the education of ire of men he is to enter-| Big Dipper 13 a It was designed by nny Benson of Seward and as the ppreciation 14 Rev. Jesse D. Roberts cause of his declsion to retire from prastorate and renouncs mv(bod!-m and title of “reverend.” FOUR ARE lNJUR[l] INAUTO ACCIDENT Waterbury and Bridgeport Gars ‘ Crash at Miliord own teacher, to atudy mod- d States there is no Uncle Sam to nitentiary pany hlm He was con New Haven, April 26—Four per- sons frof Waterbury are under treatment at New Haven hospital in sustained last night wh their automobile wi ankrup of an official w Of Arctic str Milford turn Highway was voted tend th Wate rh Ing pald miles in lawyer, from Hu A back, fros Island rail- ndowment Yale div o At TRIANfilF PAET ](. e -~ ENDS IN URDER as P05~‘1\A1¢1use Pric Xrlp with *Masterson, Elderly Hushand Conld Not3 Keep Its Terms the ofti vas privileged 1o use y » for the murder last effoct that, ged to nent was in . 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