New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1927, Page 9

Dbbb““bbhb&&b“w iSpeaking ; iof Sports § CETIITICEIIIOISPO9L PIVEI Disagreement in sports is really gives cpectacles nateur bouts at the Night, plenty af spied nce, the hout between Johnuy Clinch and” Jack Renanlt Jast night oTiY of 1he fans present with the decision giving Clineh the hout but some were de cidedly of the opinion that the Bos- ten boy had won what s the )s hall last To anyons keeping score in 4 ut by points under the rules, could he no decision but the &iving Clineh the bout. A1 1 vid of the second ronnd, ther 10 distinetion ety hters and Clineh was superior in that stanza. one wis the certainly Renault has won the Clineh evened up w the second. In th oy hit Renault mope one and he had sick at the end. first boot but tters by t third the than 1y Boston fighter The Boston team 1ianager's opinion ought to be worth | something in this matter, ifter the fight “Renault and Clineh were absolutely even when the third ound began, but Clineh's hard lefts ‘0 the bod d his s ing had my boy wishing K in Boston before that round was over. Tt was a fuir decision and 4 great fight, Joe Howards cxhibition had th crowd puzzled after the first round Starting off, he had Record on ti way to a knockout when h he Beston battler down for count of nine. ‘Then Howard sud- denly witched and used nothing but Iis left hand. Those at ] somefhing was w fight. an Aminati Howard had injured lis famons rig! when he knocked down Reeord in the opening round and he was un- dle to usa it after that. Hi ss in going through with 1l Tingsl ong and on showed that ! felt that - 1he ganie. fight Take, for' two | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1927, ' PLAY IN WAPPING BERLENBACH FASY [ v (Bridgeporter Scores Technical | i sunn e oo tusk night to play the Y \‘x ‘\- ‘;\T“' o 0. oo, 1 N o locals opened trong Broad while: Wappis tost Championship. South i quintet dership of the Senior . Last week the trouncing the Brook A, A, ler Ilaney, of 7 ont Nimshury ond Muilens cosstully advan 0 the s f Promoter Jin ) heetic don Plainvill Posty 1 -IFarmingtor this Jeit ain tied for will be At tonigit hrch team ha 1his It climination e, technical knockout ove me being rlenbach, last night appin Jimmy Garduer ped the leadership, and each in th Nt terlenbach vir 1 on | refusing to sty A kn in 1) si time 1 In tie third round, I : ver iy | was saved th, (< vest it isposing o 1wo PRINg team when the two com- third ythe intermedinte up-siate qui kdown for a count of N round rlenbach was on mp onld ip De- rgument. 1 fifih rour minute’ m ol laney in the jously slowwl fourth Berlenbach 1o weather and mall tloor. two the storm T a4 of the s out for the evl- fream will make rmined to end it He fol- | Bell, W« serlen and forth | O3 rinz, punishing him at g pot will and watehing for an opening 10| piyj T finishing blow. Berleb Brook dazed and out on his fr finally we 1 ing right to tha chin. He struggled More Ttock weh back almost down under Farmington Trian on Thursday its in team plays the K el pashe at 1 r ey caled 1 BOGZE PARTIES AT~ CURE FOR FLOODS [;AHTMM“HF New Plan Is Suggested for Mississinpi Basin zton B Widow of Danish Envoy Waxing Towa (A A series of 'FLASHES OF LIFE: GIRLS “COMFY” IN SILKS AS WINTER BREEZES Now York-——Wear what you like, when the wintry breezes blow, s Tealth Commissioner Harris of New York: “It is my helicf women \ just as comfortable in silk cording to their in- vesistunce.” Wherein - Dr. disagrees with Commissioner as wool, all Kegel of Chicizo Roston Miss extraor S player, ete ot port, K. 1 cold Eleanora A dinary. polo player intends somctine 1 miles from New But it is too 10 wal 1o Boston. t now rov. general of Willingdon are to I tomerrow evening iy old guard of Fifih orneling Vanderhilt left hetween t wiho throws a sidewalk for de in this oniy Tiostess and B0th s cupet across the sts. Ingress of ton | 10 1oy social leaders to Park avenue or the East river front. Dincan sor of English and coach of rowing, conies a nifty warn- to yuuth about t craze 1or ex citenient, o wit: The enjoyment of Costimulant is not necessarily videnee of a depraved taste stimulant spoils your look. out. th, pr when it or ipring waier, W York It probably was not his in the days of yore of Troy has been kept waiting by a man. Maria Croda, who plays the role of the fame? beauty in a movie, had to wait so long m calling on Mavor Walker that she sent out for el to cat in his ante-room. -1t is the opinion of that the flishe Ihergh wiil be “It will stop for a while.” Mexico (€ Gl of Calonal Carlos zood 1 rom shos rmo Rodrig Helen | BLOW o of , accused of government | mation of discharged | soerct roal revenue bureau, Hartford tates paid tate s ore total of than £2,60 jon taxes in ending June 30, last, report of treasurer reveals, Hartford — J. 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