New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1928, Page 16

{ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1928, SSH5888 SHLLI L8055 8899546885000 mmmom NEW BRITAIN PLAYS IN HARD LUCK AND LOSES TO WATERBURY HOCKEY TEAM—WORLD'S CHAMPION CELTICS COMING HERE TOMORROW —IMPORTANT GAMES TO BE PLAYED IN DUSTY LEAGUE—LARRIVIER AND TAYLOR IN RETURN MATCH AARR LA L1 AL L0 ) PEIFEVIIITIIFIVIIP CTITIICIEC0 PO P0PETEIETE VTS TIIEE T $EES FEETIIOEE € 999096 90 HARD LUCK DOGS LOCALS HOPES OF BRAVES | SMALLEST PLAYER IN GAME [DOLEY&C0.WIN IMPORTANT GAMES TO BE AS WATERBURY WINS GAME iGH THIS YEAR? " FROM BOYS' (LUB PLAYED L‘DUSTY LEAGUE New Britain Roller Hockey Team Defeated in First | i : [Contest Will Have Direct Bearing in Standing in Both o of Conolokl Pyt - B Uity (al Boston Team Expects to Improve: Boston Quintet Takes Fastest - (o det X | Circuits—Landers and Stanley Rule Girls to Clash tet on Top of 5 to 4 Score — Hardware City Five | Seventh Place Position | Exhibition of Season's Schedule ! —Stanley Works and P. & F. Teams in Hectic Has Four in and Out Goals During Play—Contest is iy Battle—Screw Shop an chi . Quintets to One of Best Seen Here This Season — In Hartford = St Priorsbus. Fie. { A ix-fot Irish phantom streaked Decide Honors i {a h(: i nl:l Cf)Agmt t:‘h Tonight s With & new manager a 4 { through the Boys’ club defense for .efl e. onors in Nightcap — ay ec LiL onight. captain the Boston Tiraves ar. start- | |19 voinis Last night and the Boston | PIONShip. Doys' club detfeated the ing out with of ir ew Br _ Last Night's Results ing their seventl - position of club by 44-35 in one of the fast Men's Leagu anding. offered to pay half 1 Amission of Meriden S, Hartford 7. e e ind most exhausting contests of the L iy employe who attends the g Wate: New Britain 4 [t alon | oad basketball scason. The visit- | Corbin Serew ....7 1 ere should be a large chee RSN | The Redskins are checred, te ¥ g tewm again, as last year, put on v Works ..# on at the gams I ever hard luck dogg : | the presence of a sho op th i onstration of the court game Fatnirs 6 3 & F. Corbin-stanley Works hockey team, it was camped com- ‘ not have in the trianing camp last Iniie oe :u»m]k anything that | Landers 355 1 Corbin will send its regu- : St - en scen in the Center street | P, & Corvins 4 ' 1p in the game for the third ¢ 1y e heels of the N¢ spri i Horlvtah.j ;Jn the 1 .O.‘ L‘\\ ; 3 |81 LA nnasium, and leading this bril- | Corbin Cabinet ..4 5 son. It is us follows: Ray ritain players last night as the G B w k G l: somSor or: (0t combina a K T B Mac B - ckey a % St c“p‘ st 1 eorge ayer’s Work in Goall.. secona vase s cncourn ; i b sl s e Dool 3 N. B Macl 2 nter; Mi e valwl and Jo-l h 1b dropped the first game in Sdsgnatiaalisniy % @ tall, lithe will-o'-the-wisp who 1or | Ll N , forwa len Paris anc the champlonship playoft serics, to Rids Mates in V]levy ]:o\:(."loc L cond year in succession darted e i Hallin, 2 anley Lt e SRR | o heckal Lion through & anding in both the | Works' lineup is settled ey 2o s s T t unavailing New Lrit Girls' Indust (. until just heforc game, but it ix i & 1 rolling a 1em | leagu - ey is one of S : .. probable t ¢ 2 o B 5 League Stand work with the 1 R L ball league will be played in the Probable tha 3 nlng o $ho’ game, New B e d . e s who has appeared on : t. Landers C°nter, Pelleticr and Carlson will hrough to make V tr T »" 775 |thinks he Vil uaMInE i 128 HEagus {Bl0ysatcha L ogingg Lang: enn at top speed. The greatest bic 4 .444 | tight defense e e it Aoz LN Halgl e f th 4 144 With these exceptions Diritain team put up a sterling > Corbin men will Swanson, and Merline will alternatc he hopes of the i : e Pl e st ition against the steadier Hulb = wnd Corbin 1 the forward pl Schwab and Aot naime . us el o Captwn Nick Gl wnd John | g5t itain Mach Flis will probably action in the 10 heights which ieved previously, zuard positions i-fore the evening is |over. Boucher betws gouls that teams will tinal game of in George Baver of the Holyoks had never acl Zach Taylor returns ontest Waterbury e e el et ilar shots in th Pt or | Corbin Screw-N. B. Machie variet the Nash quin in th fte or Bontd tricks proved 1utile | it Vel Corbin Screw will start its regu- The game. as & vas o R : Lo < style of play e e A bl B the Hap Jineup with Joe ot center; of the best ever riva e State quintet, | £ of Landarg anditho Andy Yakubowitz and either Eddi young in ye hop. All that La started things within $0 n spectacular p ool man or Fred Gennet t for- def to] o N % amous «o! D it s 18 ~ ”“:mr e re seconds by cutiing in for a basket, | 10 fv}”;‘ g ANt s . LA s; and Trank Arbour and wo tag Wl irbucy ¥ fufield. Burrus will again but Comp tivd the score and | tonight. then ha¥e Hamilton Darrow at the guards. In s night Aae At e < e b el uhead with a free | nin= victo £ ‘1‘111 ANALS w Britain hine lineup will both quir i forms on the | g3 . % e Boston to the front credit. T & sl e aulls i Anderson, center; Nick or hammer and tongs and lightning- i e e st Benjamin 1in p with sevon viciorles and tw a and Augustino, forwards; ike s offset by brilliant wag a whirlwind from At e t and 1oo- its, and Stanley Rule will have Anderson Fred Swanson, Jimmny Cooney and W autrean, smallest exhibit, will take emergency : and a tie | guaras, win then and New Six victories, three he R part of both Little scoring g the night owing to w . Huggins has reserved two seats at bascball me out with the score & will have to be pla to s strict put up by both 3 = resuiiption of play Medag- the council table for Pitchers Hoyt Al ms. Pontiac goal | ipibandyimin, lod Bro lin and the irrepressible Dooley ran W night, and if they Win and Shocker 1 up a great game | bt T DA U p the count sandwichi wiain they will be tied for the ot I G S out of the Richbourg, the Florida flast ts LG Senpn ' may make up the outficld combina- Dackec ool e e e HUGGINS A DIPLOMAT e et i | Woods und Dooley on its 1 hre “break Lve m m was a f A by Corbetr, Another place will be reserved on : iamlns ot Ll joll ciads i wi & Davi « orl ot Ifback. He t ball down the bench cither John McNu- Dave ks (1ef) of the New York Centies i only five feet, three | o0 e &loT 6 with a nic Teve for a nager of New York Yankeces f e floor from b his own cage or Earl Clark, the latter only | inches tall and the s 1l kethall, but he | DrOVERL the seors i s LR s ., 1 it hopped sets of ind regarded as a | has averaged eight poin 3 with two and two- i s 1d goal tc round of the Adept at Bringing Holdouts Down - |skates before it took a capricions | 4 now or later thirds for the pro zame's tallest p 1 Shoun(right), seven ' e 208 Bl e IR jis T landed in the Pontiuc goal | & candidates Lave | fect, two inch center of the Chicago Bruins, heibehs S bt or tha her | Mo T pil { 1 shown enough to draw niles fro 1l n el ; ’ 3 by a ball and spilled hown enough to draw smi ron Navr Yorie Mix — s Woods cam rom the field streak of | New York, March 6 (Pr—Miller AR Cat s important in | ing thro closeness of 1 Gill foul was equalled by one ited the | Huggins, fiel v 1 developer The second period was Wa cd mar 2 t by Moy ) tive 100k 'of the world's o ehall bury's big inni Alexander took about “y, the rush but Davies carried the ball L is cqually the arts of Entries A ¥ they mediation, conciliation and arbitra- received to make up the called tin period time and 1 supporting card, & down the floor and caged a goal with |onl» goal of the After play it Gt he out to sealp Coach Grob- |tion 5 b R e e bl b ARA4Es 1a niee iz e Gemist entire toy t Trida B only four scconds old. Alexand: 5 s rive | The ontimists will grow to a decid- Kow whic o Stevtion n 2| Disiopointed, bt not discouraged of Yankoos e e Sitgiven this N & pre S 1 plenty of stuff in the <0 Malority if J in- t Was one of the best ever scen here shots which | over their Fated opaabim recalcitrant holdouts into line and om Boucher and again the : J : ; ued tests of hi is y ng punct ind skillful b im to within |1 om the Stanley Works, the ma m like it tied. Davies caged two |&econd 1 by getting another 5 BE: pun| i Az < . 5 7 was tied Blar saesd e | e N e b Well again, Greentl ol t e i are numbered among those who a basket Corbin Scrow pluyers will be work- | 1 year Huggins suggested the more for however, be | 1E10 through to poka. bne ny SHith, Wertz and Robort 2 2.3 tor Mil ave HpDIIBE ot St by Coms torms resulted in Babe Ruth P Hilg wstiod NAE oy er thirq Heinzman for the first Nash point ° Tineh Lnkimloene Two other matches are scheduled The Blin e A% \ilacing. Wi fusious’ auloccil oo With the opening of the third 3 2 wards have ) ) ir f el 1l aga featyres | DBoston guards chaneg: en. Woods | bour who tricd without a gr somethi else besides a0 souvenir New in started a whirl Ty 7 E e B B e e F et 1 so did | of success to guard “Stanley baselall. After th i : 3 e Wator the third period, bhoth 5 2 card. Johnny Clinch of this Shook loosc for i R0 EAIL GOk ! R e A e , < fiercely but G bl T ) ! I alate meet Bill Lieber. | Dercez, urging New Diri to take in the of the two t pions hip and tucked s odus broke loose to 28 bascball, ‘who fi con o while Bill Dom. Ms third time out. Kor made will p vi 1to the task few of Boxed in the corr Y chins Carbiotis ‘Braves a season at Waterbury vrs i o sod who kayoed 8 long shot srhil aehin. i s shots in the an planning additions to crbur ity hus a chance to stick. Morrison It ¢ Joe Truex of Holyoke last Friday court, but Woods scor closing min the game that il air castlr out. Ferdy Casperini of the Nash team was studies at Columbia Univer T tuled to fizht Ed Elie |foul-line. Parparian was put the Newn, s in a tie at the builde included tfront of his DegRce hit on the head during the game report. 1 the ( iothar t from Spr Kerelejza in an effort to pep 1 end of the re ion period, but it | Tony Ll Mike skates d rolled in, i was forced to retire. but he i DOne of the bt 5 and « SRS e ,1’ 0 ond. | S liz d Goffu scored | was Arimor's istitute, Micezkow- | Gazell \I.‘fh Koenig, Hoyt oWty ey Britaln in the third period to play the minors is E L ongdip toes and . dr P e it i e nd things stood at 36-26 gs the ski, who won the game in the over- |and Urban Shocker . er carcened around th e summary: viw from re v I ! he | N6 ,‘J“‘""].'r"i JIELE quarter ended, Captain Woods had time period. 1f the Corbin team i he Yankees' business office fail- seconds after 1 Nash years old but loo: oo S ne out on fouls, probable that|cd to satisfy somo ¢ SRR yong place r Hayes ardaia i s . one, W sont into the (M°n so the suay astute Mr, Waterbury's Fir Sl s ! ot ented Sy 100k up the parley. Shor! i nag 4 Geve rano and Jin SR sl . who it is reported wanted Exv 2 St son show g D speed and an unerring’ Weights and Don - el sat’ EAliried . ‘Endond : Secd I on the mound from the o 3 X g S S Trade school team lust AR 0 ¢ zave LaPointe ...... ; e L g o) AT eye for t : v cnablea Frank Nichols, welterwei : v baseman in baseball, yesterday suc- <pelled di in. T i 3 Lank t the tr terbury, headed by Leo L Gonlty i ansthar ana v Rile, With its cumbed to the crooning argument cummr ieifer 5 Corbett : will send a gation consisting of A Compagnone | back to the wall, will send the same |°f Ldttle Hug. . Tony signed a con- Waterbury Ha ck 5 rd ucien Larrivier, Jo! Adams, Lu AR ke Bl o i ne that has repres | LAt for two: at a reported Davies .. e 1 1 Bay S0t cien Gregory and John Palmer. feld AR 5 AR e 5 o @ he figure of §12,500 per annum which E 18 years of lew Brits Giias " a ficld er Dooley's ed the co 3 CUrg e s d - R Harkins % f iig o New Britain's entries will consis b e e follows: Mary Jarnot, |13 considr under Rogers Horns- 5 ive and learn 3 o Mike Tabloons. And 1o NeAdas ba cason, as £ oo $40,000 Donnelly .. - Firsi i dant!io) thisiminel e e tims . conter; Anna Marley and Rose Paul ' Hardy . i Scored by i pibs i L e L g s e BT v Gill | forwards; 1 ner and R —— ieatis Pont than ring will A by @ pair of boxers, Joe Cavaliera 5 e st e v it ar K e 2 went thro par- | enc ards. In the 1 SR "’“ ot 5 ,”H bnd. Perioc il Th Taylor will have two : ailite "ml “will consist of 10 houts |1an filbped a one. from the lineup will be the followi f FREDERICK’S )] S : s e studies but 1k f - : A f 10 bouts | \orner. 0'Kane wed In for | lotte i, center: Nellie b s Waterbury D 2 3 Nash g4 fund o "“ 2 l‘ 11 : nie s HEsd folaionic N il ST D Toradil AUTO LAUNDRY 3 Wat ("T"\“"‘IIB ies f & Nnsh el | Urban, former Boston Collog 1 — Compagnone scored on a foul try and ich 15 WALNUT ST. (Rear) 3 suhlis iy o ball star, advanced from T 2l fobs for Zujko made good on two. With the Washing, Polishing, Simoniz- . et s {iia Draas okt meason ana o8 !spare hours. See his ad under Busi- e | the interest in this izing, Etc. 4015 ATy he one ot The o 4 g ness Service in the Classified section. | (Continued on the Following Page) |game that Landers' Girls club i) i r 5%, Heinzmann 34, | Baxter Williams, a b from e > VR N o o : S 201 Asheville of the Ase | Sautter. sociation, or Bill Cronin, who caught M 8 f M A i H E l' Th U a! B BRI A e for Providence last season, OoVie O an Arriving riome rariier an vusu y { summer. Team is All Set 10 Fake on Ath- — - (LL BET MIRIAM | HAVE To LAUGH WHEN [ (T 1LL SNEAK UP ON HER NOT HERE ) witL BE SURPRISED I THINK OF THE LOOK AND --- NOPE NOT 1 To SEE ME HOME OF SURPRISE SHE'LL N HERE , them Haven Tome Man v is more cu He will be willing to compromise | ‘rank Taberski of schenectady Na- Winter | Fla., M the r elubs on a o at | I . lhmull Pilliard Champ, & OfF/4lo | bia s o e Uea g e G 'N FR![}AY ( J an Outficlder Crashes Oat Four Fe {eir TUHIHC}’ Hits Out of Four Times at Bat in S Practice Game., | | Bl G 1 # and Bob M. DocGonT ! 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