New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1928, Page 17

Speaki The present crop of pla American League number Who will be passing ent ¢ ture in anof up ti places of th e 1 or so. vy game is to m shown 1 st Brooklyn Tc-am" l;mk! basketball negotiations fo All.New Britain completed night Visitation Wash oppose has attraction f Satnrday Bronlklyn e, the neton Hardware i will hooking thiz aft Britain manager has a as good a Celtic team thi y 29 This team was a American Professional league until recently n T.ast feated the the « ght, team to White Sox Have Good twirler, was picl nd tranmn B oEame of han Antanio left was down cefver, ve been releas Defeat Hi-Y Panthers fferers from Gouhls! Su remedy toed to enrel ing. Blecding . R indor Protrading Tiles or money re- inded_Get tha handy tube with pile pipe. 7hc; of the tin hox. Sle. ‘> PAZO OINTMENT in this city, there yecruits to be chosen for a cha &t the big time, ng of Sports Tomorrow night,at the amateur ehamplonship playoff, roller rockey fans in this city will have the op- portunity to study the developnient effected in many of the local play- eis during the past scason. Out of ¢ timne Reiter Than Usual Manager Clarenca Lanplier of the team o The formerly Palace City the game drawing card Saturday member of the Basketball when through lack of attendanee it was fored to drop out of the race. At the time was in seeond place, a few games back of the Celtles in first place Relief Man in Connally reveport, La., March 13 () - ant “Rubber Arm™ George ¥, who had much b with the Clicago White Sox | 4 relief pitcher than as a wtart- Al cncnilis 1 the next turn the two mound aces, Al Thomas 1 Fyous, were ready for three innings mpicce either in this game or to norrow's. A ten day imasion of Texas starts Thursday. Floyd Daugherty, former Upl- versity of Tllinais eateher, and Charles Keller, Corpus Christi ve In Baskethall, 18-10 | Tha Tauthers scered their third T of the season hy defeating the HI-T baskethall team. 15 to 1. O'Brien of the winners ceored seven peinte. The score Hi-Y ia x| Tt ; o ) 1 If q I o Wasuline ) 0 0 2 0 10 B 1 3 igler, 1If 1 2 Marietta, o [ 0 Squillicot 1 3 5 O'Brien, Ig . 3 1 7 BEnasky, € .ovuanen O 0 0 6 5 18 ] nation Battle Yo either Risko or Heen I T s pro baker® boy whipped Jack L with many v decisively In 15 rounds last . 5 10 be picked clore the smallest crowd that S 2 squad SIW an impo avyweight Ml i watch heve, Heeney did little bet- |wea " ter than a draw when he won a de- Fime 3§ cision over Jack Delaney in the first | 0wl S of the eliniination semi-finals on - March 1. B Just as Meeney's victory was al oo FulliHouso t coloviess exhibition Of What (oue s 58 a0 patient and painstaking endcavor, B 4 coupled with an iren construction o 2y can do to what httle glamor Rick- 5 340 wd had 127t in the ronnd robin, so isko's victory ov rkey ting brawl that me verybody conc N ertheless, Risko and led far and ffort to uncover 1iut the wide a T rea short right fluch to the lieart, Shar key's hest punch with left hook of his won six heat for the B coupled ann, ton man, who just a yea 0 was considered the greatest o the veunger heavyweights Round after round. with no varia tion, the hattiers stuck to their fa orite stvles and the fans yawned second, eighth, ninth, tenth thirteenth rounds when he i left with equal abandon on &h !iex's ribs and chin In the tenth, rley weat down for a count of four, but it was wore of a RISKO IS EASILY | SHARKEY'S MASTER,__ But Slim Crowd Watches Elimi- Heeney tand today as the survivers of the S ‘1‘,“‘ driniming in his cars while his mine '(‘ Bon 1nied to a §1.0 ot e ) Ao ire Lound 1o 10lds with Tunney for his next title iz lgsaluie: e \ ‘ov there appeared little enlcniihe qlissaliploxgrs Non probal it the crowd of 10,000 ing forth in the senior eircuit. S e Bl T,, '“» expressed the 10 nut 1 r knead Sharkey out “All-C0) jeut team pe would appear in sufficicnt » enferprising man- ‘11ANttes to watch cither Risko or Sy i) v do battle with the champior obability that this will | From the opening round, the ro- st season but it can | tund shock absorber, a veritable Helbas b fh: tosion Arters balloon-tire of a mian, leaped and i ppthE plunged into arkey, helaboring Another week remains before the | him constz hoa left hook to Joizue wili he done for this aeason | he body that eurled up from i s Ll o A ekt il ablE Tioston sailor man boxed T be plenty | his rival and still left hook sossip anent the makeup of #0oiied out fr e o smack e s ain, [ into its mar ey worked of its nnwavering eupport €lose fo eva punch, grabbed e ihe season which [the left arm, both clbows to 1= now cominz to a close, deserves | Pis 1ibs and every defensiye 2 toam that can be bered among | fric the game, but still the left the bect and we liave heen amsured | hool went on ; that the Hardware City will e | Inthe end, that 12t heok, the sole among (he leaders in the league | real offensive threat Risho carried, when another season rolls around. |Won nine of tha 15 rounds. The v f Risko made his best showing i the Slip than from the effects of punchies and he ired thie referee body appeared really i that he was “ail right.” | While the fight left ney and Risko at the top of the contending heap, that part of the climination tourney was settled mont g0 in Datroit where Heeney wo over Johnny that was though it was part own program. Yor the prowoter there appearcd one ray of Lope on the glooiy rizon Jack Dempsey hitself favionr of 1he heavvweight situation last vear and the only man who ever of R s [inspired a $2.500,000 gate, will re turn to New York to seftic seteral court actions. e will disenss {he tuation with the promoter and the 1an who niade Jack a millionaire admitted tomight that his pleas for a second come back on the part of the former champion “ought to move chard plans Iisko. Rut s fingers are erossed, that probuhly won't he anv title fizht in June after all. and that if Tunney doss defend his erown tiis vear “dack Dempsey must he in the other corner,” Hornshy Shfi\\ s Up Well; Babe Ruth Not So Good St Petersh: ¥la., Ma (KNG The season’a first opportunity for comparison befween fwn of ball's stellar figures resulted in fa vor of the Boston Bratves Rogers Hornsby to the disa peerls of the equally well known Grorges Herman Ruth, in the belief of t] Rajah's hatting mates here. T ) met on the dismond yesterday when he Brases took Yanks info camp. The Braves' captain score 1 singl bunt and a strikeout to offset 1 single, base on balis and strike where honors were due. Visitation Five to Oppose New Brita A team that Monday feated the Celties, world': in <l pions, on their home floor in Brook- Iyn, will furnish the opposition for m- B New 1in at the Stanley Arcna Saturday night, according to an an- Clarence outfit Visie the nouncement by Lanpher today. travels under th tation Tive Manager he visiting nate of the was formerly hington 1 e quintet of W D. ., member of the ican P'rofessional Baskball gue I'he local club will play the Atlas in New Haven at Music Hall Friday night. md out. The crowd decided | | [ \ WITH THE BOWLERS PALACE ALLEYS , SPFCIAL, NATCH Teller's Five 108 co . Teller, g7, | Wollecher |3, Tronsky 526 o0 Derty Stars . 108 a number of others who look good | cland, stands out today as the — | Jority of the laps &nd show plenty of room for im- | foremost challenger for the title the | ROGERS ALLEYS , and al ing v big marine won and defended in two | Chiton Mok A 1 list. provcment. Be iles with the old man N s e ey i atils ler of Manassa Juck Dempsey. o8 ' Pavia Da Ao e e S ‘.\'llm«:v o1 @ par with Risko stands LR L e plan to watch these vouns iHonest it Heeney, the plugsing 5 26~ tively with Peter Gazn th ction so that they miay us blacksmith of New Zealand, - - he uphill grind f at times next 1 in ord But there isn't an o ot the S 1do river boundary betw - v lop players. vcolor” the " pronoting impresario | sraNLEY WORKS 0r1iC E LEAGUE jand California forced several ry Leno, N RE lias scarched sor so industriously in « n fi ned into |y 44 Straight Flush fewe 5 s B 0 4 One Pair Detroit Ro;kic Hurlers Need Some More Le: Texas, Mare ruit pitchers after tests San Antonio Detroit's re under fire in two exhibition games | with Minneapohs are due for some “1iff practice sessions | Teachout worked a wlho apy % hits and a disproportion Wik Ainst Smith, man collected ox mately 2 ate number of hases on balls. In two innings Hubbell two batters and hit tno others others performed The pitching wallked The similarly | of Barl Whitehill the enc bright spot for the | Tigeps In the exhibition series. | Whitehill held the Millers helpless | in the innings in which he perform- ed vew Haven Boy Will Represent the Navy A communication has been re it Nead Bty Olympic v won the for ihe 440 ¥a Brown has Brown ip e that he wit home the will bring Navy Olympic from meet, High School Player | Gets Berth With Mackmen | Fort Myers, Tla Mareh (1 S fohnny Lyons, Philadelphia high Mack plar 40 pil | hrough the scasor already has | Jefinitely selected o fron | uad working out camp he “Lyons 1 Y Mack said today plays baseball all the fine tainly the phy 10oks better every time he possessos nound A single worlont 5 the Athleties today the Buffalo 1) an exhibition game. ernation, ing Way All Along from ti ng a surviv NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1928 NEWTON IS LEADER IN GRUELLING RACE jSoulh African Marathoner SHOW- ime ans =), s 2ikie ie mprox- standing the strains of the race well Quomawahu, the picturesque Hop Indian runner, was accorded a iug welcome as he entered Ari his native st A bad ankle has al most forced the Indian from the racs, but Le bears Lis pain stoically | pia | | The elapsed t ton leaders a "k, March 13 (P—What yat Axis Mazon 2y | OKla., the many who have played with the & ch Uiy s Qatman, Ariz, Ma 3 (UP)— amateur teams in the preliminary Qg re was in Tex Rick- | Desolate uphill and downhill cou £imes in this city, many can Ly nocia ogleal |- |try was to be covered by the rem 5 v 3 contender tor Gene T 's title | - ratl REE S chiosen who might with opportuni- SN 08 snie i o divlay L|ing marationers in C. 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