New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1928, Page 9

Speaking of Sports The victory of the Hartford roller hockey team over New Britain last night 1o~ Hartford has been pretested by Manager Frank McDonough on the basis of misinterpretation of the rules by Referee Lush, A foul had just beem called on & New Britain player and Jean was Doised for a shot at the cage. The New Britain players didn't get into position for defense and Blount was uot in front of the cage when Ref- eres Lush blew his whistle, Jean noticing the situation, shet the ball wusily towards New Britain's goal and missed. He followed up the shot and without any interference at all, he scoréd the goal and Referee Lush allowed it, . The New Britain players rushed at the referee arguing against the “llowance of the score but the ref- vree ruled that the goal counted. The protest will be argued out to- TIGERS NOT 10 Princeion May B Candidate e Eatry in Olympics New York, Jan. 18 UP—The loug- cherished hope of many Princeton rowing men for the entry of their varsity crew in the Poughkeepsie championship regatta is not likely to be realised this year, but the Tigers may turn up as candidates for the hounor of going to the Olympicas. Princeton will be invited again to enter the Poughkeepsie races when the stewards of the intercollegiate rowing asseciation meet here tomor- ™oW but 8 expected to decline be- cause of an established policy of not competing in such long tests as the four mile varsity title event on the Hudson. ’ The Tigers may take a different attitude, however, toward the Olym- pics, where the championship is over a course of 3,000 meters, ap- ’ NOT " BE IN REGATTA]_ Tyler T. Walker H. May Rawlings C. May. H, Walthers 103 " 20— s01 Heinzman Needham Leupold Kramer Schafter o Walker FAFNIR GIRLS' LEAGUE Mars E. Winchester E. Shussier L. Kilduft 07 |Tnerstenson 18— 325 | Runa Tozs | Witcox s0s—1529 | hice: 24— 394 | KnOWIeS 13— 273 E. Koerber J. Middleton L Thiede L. Glugras E. Barrett o | A Fagan Sophle B 424—1367 . ' o a 19— Murphy — 267 |Scheyd 282 14— 292 ¥, M. E. Peterson H. Reckenberg YANKEE SLUGGERS Rechenbegr sea—1574 [ 1 Dovle 201— §31 | Benk 94— 262 |Balak 87— 290 | Quenk 109— 329 | Gacek — — | Wilcox 103— 292 124— 837 41— 364 100— 326 99— 308 91— 265 367—1605 105— 297 304 | Long — | Dobbs Clark Ward Happeny 114— 306 105 AFTER NEW MARKS Ruth and Gehrig to Report a . PROSPECTS ARE BEST IN'YEARS ¢ Boston Braves Have Powerlul Gombination at Present Time Boston, Jan. 18 (P)—"The best baseball team we've had in the six years I have been in Boston" is the way President Emil E. Fuchs re- gards his 1928 mode! Boston Braves baseball machine which gets under way next month with a new driver at the wheel in the person of man- ager Jack Slattery. At the #ame time the integral part of the machine destined to fur- nish the necessary spark to pull it out of an habitual second division rut is believed to have been acquired in the seasop's outstanding deal which brough Rogers Hornsby to Boston from the Giants to Captain the tribe at second base. For the rest, the squad will shape up as mostly veteran with one or two promising additions to a pitch- |who came to the Braves frem the Giants. Dick Durrus, slugging first base- man who led the triba with a .318 average last year, again is on deck, with an understudy about te be groomed in the person of big Ed Brown, € foot 3, outfielder, whose weakening throwing arm but other- | Wise healthy baseball attributes de- cided Manager Slattery in an at- tempt to make an outfielder out of him, ' With the coming of Hornsby, the | Braves now consider they have a keystone combination worthy of the name. The new team captain will run things from second base and across the bag in the shortstop berth will be Eddie Farrell, last year's regular and a former team | mate of the slugging ex-Glant. { Little Doc,Gautreau probably will be switched from second base to this base to compete for that position with Andy High, while Eddie Moore, | last year's guardian of the hot cor- ner probably will become an out- fielder rather than reserve material due to his .300 hitting ability. i The outer garden patrol will be chosen from Lance Richbourg, | Moore, Jack Smith, next to leading 'nirs; referce, Dillon; 1 hitter of the squad a year ago, and scorer, Butler, Earl Clark who was purchased for $15,000 from Richmond last year. With Moore, Brown and Burrus in ll’aflu’. Lr Gilerochowski, c. Wilson, r. g. - . Kiatka, r. g. . Matulls, 1. g. . Beloin, 1. g. Mirliani, 1. g. [Arena, r. £ ‘Floden, L f. H. Anderson, ¢ Swanson, r. g E. Anderson, 1. g. Augustino, L ., (E. Anderson, r. OUINTET SCORES VICTORY Continued from, preceding qage.) lcounonn wlboecsoosm Slecanced New Britain Machine Fld. FL T, [ L '3 sl semomien 15 27 at half time, 27 to 9, Fat. timer, Sikorag Score PALACK ALLEYS FADERS TURVSYRIAL 1EAOUR £ SPECIAL, MATCH X New BHritain Ladies Y. C. K. 0. A. Anna 6 4 Jennie Malania Vera Chiste niorrow afternoon when the league directors hold a meeting at the Hotgl Stanley, Decpite this, however, Hartford had more than enough o° a safe wargin to win. Blount played ex- ptionally well at the cage but he was all alone for a good part of the game. According to those who saw the contest, Fred Jean was the only one who sent in a clean drive into the goal. The othier :cores were made with Welch an’ St. Aubin, assisted by Jean all poiiing at Blount's shin pads, proximately one mile.and a quarter and & distance much preferred by the powers-that-be in Princeton rowing. As a result of breaking Yale's long winning streak on the water last year, the Tigers have high hopes of turning out a crack varsity eight this year, the best since Heinle Leh stroked the Orange and Black shell io fame a half dozen years ugo. There is every likelihood of keen competition in the eight-oared Olym- pic tryouts, which will be held at Philadelphia, July 6 and 7, several weeks after the big college regattas, Columbia, 1927 Poughkeepsie champions, is cspecially hopeful of making a strong bid to repeat on the Hudson and then scek Olympic lau- rels, “Young Dick” Glendon has virtually the same crew that up the dope at Poughkeepsie last June. | Washington, and possibly California, also will come east again for the big events. The Naval Acamedy {with “Old Dick” Glendon back a!l ing staft which last year suffered for lack of an outstanding left hand- er. Jimmy Cooney, veteran southpaw thz: lineup, the Braves can yrenvnll an entire team of .300 hitters, ex- clusive of battery men, on the basis! of last year's averages. Such an out- | fit would include; Hornsby, 361 Burrus .318; Jack Smith .316; 1% rell .316; Richbourg .308 n -306 and Moeore .301. High also en- ters the select circle with a .302' average. T3~ 158 83— 169 81— 165 103 185 $3— 171 420 342l . Linn . Ripple Ripple Mycroft Jacobs " Ampfer 3 Bridgeport Ladies Y. ( [Catherine . o Olga 1 Olga 2 Auna Helen 33| 87— 165 130 189 164 155 426— 803 . Dunn . Larson . Murphy . Plockar . Olson SPECIAL » MATCH Britain Men New Nick Paul George {Jack !Jm | There is something radically wrong with the New Britain team. That was very apparent in this city Monday night, After starting the second half of the season off at & whirlwind clip, the team has sudden- ly lost all of its lite, Last night in Hartford, as a combination, the team looked had. and Murphy kenberg Hall Hauema . McGuire Den | L Dirso |the coaching helm will be another contender. Yale, which carried the | Ing the honors with Meriden Mer- | 1294 Olympic oanner triumphantly | iden went into & tle with New Brit- |, “pa Y i “aiie” (IR din after last night's game. ~ The iy, Ejis would like nothing bette Maroons are scheduled to play here |y, "40"gorond their international |Cusack . tomorrow night and the deadlock |y oo "0 "0 e an Piolroski should be settled at that time, L e iate For ThE o icannas 1a |gatta may be fixed for June 19, earlier than usual, to permit the college crews plenty of additional A, Dennis ¥. Speck Schultz M. Burkarth 161 83— 169 T4— 159 1t still remains in first place, shar- ALLEYS INDUSTHIAL LEAGUE B. Machine 200 13 L1138 .. Bals . Rymm “Kid" Duggan of the Wallingford C. Borkowaki tram went into the lead over Alex- ?"‘:”".’“m”“ ]‘,‘:"‘(‘m'.‘“"“;:e"'n‘;‘:'.:z‘ time in prepariag for the Olympic Pt L -’ |tryouts. Four vears ago Yale intor- Meriden last night, Duggan took 14 |{r¥outs. ; 23 rushes 1o five. for Williams, _ Alex. | FUbted its proparations for the Has ander In the game against Hartford, | V4Td regatta to go down to Phila- outrushed Tony Welch § to 7. This | d¢lphia and enter the Olympic try- leaves Duggan’s total so far at 79 | OUts, capturing both events in sp and puts him five ahead of Alexap- | ©f handicaps. der who has now taken 74, | Volliardt Peterson .. North . Tancred . Welch . Molchan . Folden Buick Luxury - - - Buick Performance foronp 1195 | You can buy a Buick closed car at ices as low as §1195, f.0.b. factory, souanbuyitonthelibean.M. A.C. plan—with a moderate down- yment which may be taken care of g;yourpmentmrintnde. 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Stewart third try of the night to Wallace, 100 him 100 to 71. Wolfe defeated Tony Four games are on the schedule Leisack, rg scheduled to play Kask. On Friday Wallace. Kasprow has a chance to Sweeps sational . scoring attack vietory. | group, at Boston last night, the Can- of late about the prospects of an- | tWice. day might, and we cannot tell about | Abel. Ranger defense man who sus- The next amateur boxing tourna- A8 the Maroons figured in a one- tation has been extended to the |Place deadlock with the Maroons yet no announcament has been made | | Boston Police Called Out 10 Handle opponent for the Norwich Free game will be played in Norwich on | Boston, Jaa. 18 UP—Hockey's | diens, National Hockey League pace- and arena officials who had to cope MERI"EN "UINTET |1 defeat on the Boston Bruins here “sellout” for more than a week, 24 the crowd of applicants for 2,000 The New Britaln Btate Trade |y, gune time, The line began teatn in &0 overt me ke PIAVEdTM | Sunte WF 0300 Rpectaters hiad besn D e TGt o shnemaiillig aFouhd the hulllise, foul goal for three points while New | Brospestive, 1avor. from the complimentary stripe, it fa Coarcm Billard Tournament at | i e Wolte centinues to lead the He has won 10 matches and has lost downed Tony, 100 to 91 and then de- to 8. Kasprow got revenge on Kask {100 to §3 after Tony had had a lead itomorrow night. Olson meets Adams, |nignt, two ghmes will be played, tie Stewart for second place if he Another Win. Morenz has &wep: the Crossing sticks with the Boston " adiens took the Bruins into camp other professional card in this city, | At New York, the Rangers bowed any future plans of the promoters. |t2ined a fractured wrist early in the ment will be staged at the Taos® hall |41l tie With Ottawa, the Toronto Philadelphia amateur boxing team |t the intcrnational group standing. | whether the invitation has been ac- The New Britain High school Overflow Crowd at Ice Hockey Academy in the schedule made pub- May 12. popularity and the drawing power | | setters, were self evident today in with the mob which fought to see : ‘lut night. IMI mm o"m M patrolmen and two mounted officers standing room rush tickets which school basketball team was nomed | o FURL B LS D Doeen Mepicn ysietia) senom, admitted the police estimated that locked at 14 all. In the overtime e WM Saisatag thiac 500 Britain went scoreless. The final i New Britain was weak on its feul I 'om STM mDs would have easily won the game. the ILewis High school team of ¥ i 1A {carom billiard tournament being none. Bome good games were play- feated Kask 100 to 71. He lost his for a recent trimming hy beating of 51 to 12 at the first half. Wolfe and Tony while Wolfe is | Kasprow vs. Stewart and Olson vs. wins Friday. @3 umaumo e ay Seemmmsnen