New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1927, Page 13

_ SHARKEY DOWNT0 FIGHTING WEIGHT Bostonian’s - Workouts. o Be ‘Lighter From Now On . New York, July 14 (P-— Jack Sharkey is just about down to fighting weight for his 1% round elimination contest against Jack Dempsey a week from today. Under a boiling sun Sharkey Yesterday worked off four pounds in a short sparring session, some rope jumping and shadow boxing. Because of the fear of getting “too fine” the former sailor abandoned his usual road grind in Centra: park. ] Commissioner William Muldoon of the New York commission was not satisfied with Sharkey's work- out, expressing the bellef the Bos- tonfan was taking too.many chances by his willingness to absorb ‘pun- ishment from his sparring partners. Muldoon thought Sharkey ought to. be perfecting his speed. Sharkey plans-to enter the ring against Dempscy welghing 192. From now on ' the Lithuanian® workouts will be lighter. Sparring will be cut short but the morning road work probably will continue right up to the day befare the bac- tle. “When I whip Dempsey I am go- ing to insist that the championship fight be held ir New York,” Shar- key said. He didn't use the word “if’ He said he had fought his way to prominence in New York. had beaten Wills, McTigue and Maloney in local rings, and would demand that New York fans get te see the Tunney bout. Promoter Tex Rickard has under copsideration plans to stage the champlonship bout in Chicago, but in the event Sharkey does beat Dempsey he may be hard to dea) with regarding the site. MAN, 74, TO MARRY Chicago. July 14 (UP)—Anthony T. Rosen, 74, Chicago. obtained. a license to marry Mrs. Frances Hughes, 50, of Beekman, Ohio. Rosen has one great-granddaughter and 26 grandchildren. ONLY DRINK IN {7 YEARS LANDS DRIVER IN CELL Long Period f Abstinence Shves Charles Gdodrich From' Term in Jail Taking into consideration that it as the first drink Charles Good- rich. aged 59, of 8 Raymond street, Barnesdale, had taken in 17 years that rendered him unfit to operate an automobile, and also the fact that he had never been arrested before, Judge Morris D. Saxe ‘did not send Goodrich to jail but fined him $100 |and costs and imposed a suspended | jail- sentence “0f 30 days, in police | court today. * Hes told - Goodrich, | however, that he should have known | better than to drink and drive a car, |because the practice causes serious | trouble. 3 | Goodrich pleaded mot guilty and |denied the truthof the testimony of | Policemen Thomas Blanchette and |Peter* McEvoy and Lieutenant | Samuel Bumfortin . The latter testi- | fled’ that Goodrich was so intoxicat- led when brought _ before.. him he could hardly believe a. man in his condition could have operated an |automobfle. . Officers Blanchette and { McEvoy testified that Goodrich’s car | was involved in a collision with a {car driven by a Hartford man on iSouth Main street, near Roberts |strect, about 9:30 last evening. |Goodrich’s car was so badly dam- |aged it could not be driven. {of moonshine liquor was found in | Goodrich’s _ pocket and a small lamount’of the liquor was found in la‘bottle in™ the car, Policeman | Blanchette testified. Goodrich sald he had one drink of wine last evening and was well able to handle his car when the collision occurred. He was driving north on {South Main street and noticed cars {parked on both sides. He attempt- |ed to drive past but one of the cars | pulled away from the curb and the collision ensued. Relative to testimony ot the police, Goodrich isaid he was not intoxicated and he {was at a loss to account for the li- auor in his “possession. ‘“Someone must have put it there, and when I found it on the seat beside me, I ITut it tn my pocket for fear\ the police would think I had been “drinking‘ which T was not,” he sald. A pint | the | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1927 West Haven Policemen’s Suspension Confirmed West Haven, July 14 (#—The suspension from duty of two super- numerary policemen, Harold Burns and Willlam Fanning, for disobe- dience to orders, was approved and commended by the full board of commissioners here last night, The men, assigred to duty at Savin Rock, had been authorized by, watching the property sionaires from one o'clock in the { morning until daybreak, with the understanding that the concession- aires were through the police department. Samuel Ross, spokesman for the | concessionaires, told Officer Burns was too busy to collect the money, according to the statement given | out, and en his request Burns made | the collections and turned the money over to the police depart- | ment. The suspension, discretion- ary as to length with the chief, was | for not keeping entirely aloot from | the financial end of the transaction. | 'No charges were presented | against a third supernumerary offi- | cer, Leo Hendricks, who had re. signed. He was said not to have been cormected with the Burns | Fanning episcde. PSS S {Rev. Dr. Jones to Lead Conference of Pastors Hartford, July 1 4(P—Rev. Dr. Rufus M. Jones, president of Haver- ford college, at Haverford, Penn., jard noted Quaker leader, will l.cad. the tenth two-day Intardenomina- tional Pastors’ conference at the Hartford Seminary Foundation on September 12 and 13. Dr. Jones will take as his general [theme “The Deeper Nature of Man and Man's Experience of God.” These conferences in the past have been attended by clergymen from all over Connecticut and westorn Massa- chusetts. GIANT VIPER KILLED. Naples, Ttaly, July 14 (P—A viper mord than four feet long : nd weigh- ing nearly three pounds, killed by a about 1,500 feet has be:n received by the laboratory of the University or Naples from Bracigliano, near Naples: The specimen is regardd as of un- usual value since reptiles of the same species in this 1exceed two feet fn length. the chlef of police to do extra work | of conces- | to pay $18 a week| i at the end of the first week that he : |GIRL OF 19 ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED THEFT Saginaw, Michigan, Miss Tried to Hold Up Bank Teller With Revolver. Saginaw, Mich., July 14 (®— Blonde, bobbed haired and defiant, a 19-year-old girl is being heid here | today following her unsuccessful at- |tempt late yesterday to get $5,000 itrom the paying teller at the Peo- ple’s Savings bank. Cooly pointing a decrepit revolver linto the face of E. E. Speckhardt, | teller of the bank, the gi-l shoved a $5,000 check signed “Maxe It Snap- | py” through the window and airly | commanded the teller to “Give me {$5,000, and make it snappy.” |~ Speckhardt dropped o his knees behind the counter and pressed the | complicated burglar alarm system. Within a few seconds a policeman, everal hundred pedestciuns flock- ng at his heels, rushed into the !bank and disarmed the girl. She fell nto the patrolman’s arms, and took {refuge in tears. | The young woman gave her name |as Viola Harris, of Flint. She is un- | known in that city. “I needed the money to pay off |a mortgage,” .she told police, “and 1 thought that would be an easy way to get it.” SSHIPWRECK” KELLY. IS | frough Thunder, Lightning, Wind and Rain He Remained on !li% Flagpole. Buffale, aragsle N. Y. July 14 (UP)—Be- but unfurled, Alvin (“Ship- k") Kelly rode his flagpole like a master today through thunder, lightning, wind and rain. He was still protected by a tempor- ary injunction against aitempts of | unfeeling officials, with no true ap. ing, to force | Court Justice Pierce heard lengthy guments on the validity of flagpole | sitting yesterday but was unable to reach a decision on whether to | make the injunction permanent. He city to submit briefs today. 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