New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1927, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927. SH85583020545858 8909 2660475000604 SHSSLL0L 5080088088588 00 50000008485 288553 005828 BHLHL5E858850555508554385505550360600890088005080485506800066 CORBIN RED SOX TO OPEN SEASON AGAINST RIVERVIEW CLUB OF NORWICH SUNDAY—BATT BATTALINO WINS NATIONAL FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP—LEADING BASKETBALL TEAMS FORM STATE LEAGUE—TY COBB SHOWS YOUTHFUL SPEED 0000000006 S P TPPEIITIIITIPITIFIFTICTVITCITT VIS 000700009500 00T VIVITIT OO POVTITIVEEPTPC VTPV FICFITTICTIITCITIITIVINITCVNEPICTOTIVITIVNECCC PTG 006 0000000000005 00 000N PCT 0000000300000 000 COBB DISPLAYS YOUTHFUL |HAINES HAS WON | JUST MISSES ONE RECORD [IGE GREEP PAST |LEADING COURT QUINTETS DASH AND FIRE IN GAME | HI§ FIRST GAMES | BEDBUGS IN RACE| FORM EIGHT CLUB LEAGUE | = | A Georgia Peach Wins ('ontcsdl fnr‘.lnhklctice ]l;'rnm ]R(-(I!Caldma] Twirler Almost Sets g Joe Golla's V()l[ey Ball Team in| Nali‘(\);lal'((i;uml';isdlo Repl:fi]cnl INe\\'l:}ri;a;x‘\ in (':ircui!_. Sox Almost Single-Handed—Mackmen Burst Into /i, B | a ot Meriden Endees and Insilcos Both Entered—Wil- First Division — Detroit Loses to White Sox — Early Season-?@}ng Record \ : First Place at BJYS Club liam Lee of Hartford, President—Managers of Six Browns Drop Game to Indians—Pirates Go Into Tie - o j i Nl i Teams Present at Organization Meeting — All- For First With New York Giants. Uit il : _ B 2 \Ilddleto“n and New Haven Atlas Other Members. ‘BURBIN REDSOX | 0 teams in Conneccticut, A CLAY d but two others, the SOLL5000 and New gnified their inte chises in the ¢ will have two ent s / 3 5 ] for state honors in the - TLERS ! 7 7 5/ /. f .‘ re X . | ac and the Insilcos. Both clu Lele Bl @i 4 2 et in i st ot loain ol P the season next Ralalin ot bearaint i) Iepelle W re i i i s g one of its most ng lust e clubs ens BiG- CHANCE y § : . o © Plays o the i diamond rivals of the ¢ The local 1h v eriden i el National . Toseph's Dixics of Norwich i to require f for | club as ar: @ that all l“:\-‘( Norwich | will e observed and that the sched Iy won four games ule wiil ved out. William J. s season and without doubt, the | Les of Hartford was clected prosi- el Ari: S i 124 ! m hopes to make it five straight the league and Samuol the - a : 8 o expense of Manager Johnny | ¢ of Meriden was named s L for in seven years has seldom es in las fall's ¢ was a spectacular shutout - decision of Joseph arence Lanpher 2 loss to pred t New Britain and Henry O'Don- would use. He ; inel aterbury, prointed to his b lurv was conee i 1p @ se s and by-laws ut deci 1 to use Hul v C e B N 1 to the man- lerg or Huband 4 the nex cie meetin sche the to win the f and third players hoeau everal places in the e & still In doubt. No ws: Joe Carroll of the Rristol Frank Snyder, an i every record ;m«.\w for a pitcher “I ha EalATING o] o i ori i s final prac- | @ i Hartford Dix- mous 1o possess, except © o 2 | i itio the oo by | tice t i1 s Priday or Sat- | 1% Clarence ARher e Britain : National Guards: Jack Curry, Meri- Bob (‘onutts Merid | Tnsileos 2 Tugh Cunningh Waterbury i b . irday, Mar r Tobin hopes to have victory ove tobir 4 o 0 | president of National % tehe Ja 18 L v e 4 Fleas . Sk ) 5 {his lineup st and he promises to could not conn e g Ulonly one symptom of a T bl | 300 ball games in t L ! 3 rod Jitzstmmons. 3 i g shibition of early season twirlir a strong aggregation that is a most rema \.mw h team step at “It has I record aking | L A allowin DL LR t 1 t p speed to take th upsets : 10 » clih as the season’s opener, closest call w i «..1‘.& has | _-K.um’t.\ impre ; S e g e AdaTiee s S : Hvhista 5 B ) ) playi o and to the fal end. ' Casino Alley Bowler Takes Neils of ook the list over. Iob Smith gl I St ROy W 4 1ot hol: f iy he ninth as o pinc A y game for the|®ames, he establis i r for Philadelphia. With tw nit ¢ ¢ trinmp y SRy Torrington Into Camp in State ik AR 3 A matching Haines' perform. | leagne record for by the ninth and two sirik i ganie i | i cnough to win Part ] i i Gon S f ing 16, practically lialf of his vie- bhalls on the batter, Ar dutler, he {1 &5 et 4 : i Feagtte Matcly, S R g 75 CROWNED | ™PRRNS |y coms £ i EE e 0 CHAMPION OF FEATHERS ™oty o e o v e 505 o5 S5 Coming Scason—WFirst practice on 1tooney hit r ligh singls i ference Tonight. in (1 ' ¢ while he hit Priday Night. 34 in 1 Ceils could hit vhen the players were mors ‘('onnccticul Battler Smashes Way to National Title— | The Pimie A iae il Kayoes Four Opponents in Tournament—Only Nut-ion or 1 i » [or the lliex 5 foy dais : meg State Battler to Come Through Finals Victori- meitleeils Jeal i e ously—Slashing Bouts Mark End of Competition— 1/« "he probal 4 ol o Trascenio) s follows: S ¢ B : Ericson 1 Oshorm S ey Results in Other Divisions. . Murphy p. Colwich crretta [the Accs: Ross of the I'wo umplres 1 rost lainville 110 166 116 12 April 27 OGP — Three | with entrants n g ¢ S e Andals cam. No coac F tf ' it Kouts, one bout so savage that The eye n selected but it ecither | G nacin e b i At tita outfmall Red Millee or M | Kaplan-Vacearelli Bout champlon 3 s The team ik 1o secore | Postpmmd U nlll ’\Iondav v others o and s R ¢ fganus in New B v oand vicinity | Ny Jeft hit-1 WASHINGTONS WIN AGAIN _ e cured 1 mana I oother clubs 2 16 0| Aatoh tla 1o pick from, bro t 101 The Washington school basebull [mne ch is cxpected of |18 years of asc. A g ith the | City amateur boxers in aig o e oy : 14 f ronr Cardinals is erred. The team | that the hout betwee n Louis (Kid day in the windup of the onal | yerday by trouncin vl 3 team i in 16 to|will i its first practice Friday | Kaplan and Tony Vaccarelli {ournamen i A B A class an ght at 7 o'clock at Diamond No.!ulud for Thursday evening he 1 pPioNs game on Monday. e W ' ions, wames will he . Walnut Hill park IFor games feen postponed until next Monday betore and echiool team is oloking f da h the Phantoms, Tiger telepho Donald Ly i —"Hl ht A \lv‘ ht cold that temporari- v Lown., 1%5-pound 1926 They can he sc a1l Sl ¥ Juniors and other [hetween 5:50 7 m. etavded Vacearelli's training lolder from New York. vroved tain Sam Capodice, §34 High strect. [leading teams in the city. days. : aused the \m'v in dates. o s right to the purple by a slasting or James R . Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin’ 7 By BRIGGS F]GHTS LAST NlGHT | »“ ;”' R u’.‘\‘\\vw & WHEN You'vE RIED ~ AND You CALL - AND AT THE STATION ; o into submission | ° GET A“LOWER" FoR 4 YoURSELE Down AGENT FURTHER ind of their battle for| CHICAGD ON NO, 23 FOR NoT ENGAGING INFORMS YOU THAT St honor A the | AND THeY TELL You YouR BERTH A WEEK ere 1S ABSO-LUTELY championship as » Buffalo lad THERE ISN'T / NO SLEEPING CAR ‘L ACCOMODATIONS . ON Emil Morras, | Anothr contest to end precipi- | / No. 23 iracton o rist Battaline of Hart- | ford, Conn., emerge trinm 1 by razzing or too n Paul Fritsch outpointed sullions, 1o, ANGEAD went flying through the ropes i AN CUDPPER Kenneth shaded Rad Brady, [ onis Nt Bic ol | Milwau floared I Lterrifiie attack first but re- Minncapolis, | fsed to take the count until Bayonne, N, J., h Rilly Light, | Y 3 1 out of 4 out Mickey Mc ‘ Tovino, | 1 I finalist, when moky City Loy in the BY BILLY EVANS sl e e s BY BILLY EVANS ; iy : ix, ¢ v Al St F e end to 1‘!- fra 175-poun-d cliss, Hoffman, doughty new Yorkers, —AnD TR - TillAn — AVD JUSTIASE AU Tuc PORTER COMCS oUT AmD CONDUCTOR WHEN ~ THE TRAIN MADE UP YouR mMIND You'lLl SAYS " MISTER- AH THINK AW Wi PULLS IN AT 11-58 - WHAT HAUE To SPEND The NIGHT Fix Yo' UP (N Lowewn 7 - DAT CHANCE THeRE 'S FOR A iIN A DAY COACH —_ PAHTY WHUT HAD'EM RESUHVED g0 an extra round BERTH = AND hE SAvVS NEVEH SHOWED UP” “ None*® — On-w-H- Boy! Aan'T T A GR-R-R-RAND AND . GLOR-R-Rtous FeeLIN [ | THIS TS 1 3 Miss Glenna Collctt of Providence Banks First With Mres G Henry Setson Second. \ covssion to Lowa who had wrown into the 14 und frame. | Joe Hanlon v York York, Ar Godd Ming is. put exhibition that saw the for by a mere s W Tomms r over Pittshngh cap of plus one, “reli art Monday