New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1928, Page 14

WMMWWMW “KID” WILLIAMS TO BE IN NEW BRITAIN HOCKEY LINEUP THURSDAY NIGHT—CORBIN SCREW BASKETBALL TEAM LEADING INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE—HOLYOKE QUINTET TO PLAY LOCALS SATURDAY NIGHT—JOHNNY CLINCH FIGHTS ON FRIDAY—ITEMS CORBIN SCREW DEFEATS MANAGERIAL LIST KID WILLIAMS WILL BE STANLEY WORKS QUINTET| |5 NoW COMPLETE WITH LOCALS THURSDAY Powerful Brass City Combination to Oppose New Brit Four chmges Have BMll Made ain at Stanley Arena—Hardware City Crew Anx- in Past Few Weeks ious to Break Into Win Column — Ed McAloon, Local Boy, With Visiting Team — Local Players SRR R e e T Staging Daily Practice at Church Street Rink. winter quarters, there isn't any room left for argument or speculation over "EFER A[;’I‘"]N I]N the list of 1929 major league man- agers. The roster for next year is Decision fo Be Made After Pro- posed League Mests complete much earlier than usual. Action on the granting of dates Reappointment of Lena Black- Lourne to lead the Chicago White Sox and side-tracking of apparent cfforts to oust the veteran Wilbert Robinson in Brooklyn have cleared up the only remaining doubtful dis- tricts. The rival Brooklyn factions seem % | hopelessly deadlocked, so much so Saunders, ¢ to local football clubs for the use of Memorial Field in Willow Brook park, was reserved last night by the park board until a proposed football league has held its meeting and has formed definite plans for organiza- tion. This movement was made fol- lowing a hearing at which repre- sentatives of the All-New Britain, that they cannot even get together 0o to talk over thelr differences. Mean- rbour, rg Nutmegs and Blues teams explained thelr requests for the use of the while Robinson, as president and Darrow, g field. | i . manager, holds executive control and a contract that has another year to S iz run at $25,000. Stanley Works Four managerial changes have Iid. heen made, two in each league. 1 Bucky Harris remains a pilot, but o shifts his operations to Detroit, while his old team-mate, Walter Johnson, takes the helm at Washington. dward J. Dailey, representing the All-New Britain team and Henry J. Zehrer, representing the Nutmeg A. C. hoth stated that they had specific invitations to join a league proposed by owners of baseball parks in Eastern Baseball league cities to In- crease their incomes. Zehrer stated that he had planned to start such a The National league champion Cardinals, who do not have much re- league before the past season opened up and said that a meeting will be gard for the old axiom about chang- ing horses in mid-stream, have sub- stituted Billy Southworth for Bill held some time in January. Chairman William 17, N of the opinion that the “wires must McKechnie, Emil E. Iuchs, of Boston, revers- ing the procedure of Robinson, has sdded the responsibilities of nnager to those of president. The opinion prevails, however, that he will be quite willing to turn over most of the responsibility to Johnny Evers, who again will associate himself fn Boston with such familiar figures as Rabbit Maranville and Hank Gowdy. This will be a reunion of the Grand Army of 1914, have hecome crossed somewhere.” He said that the hoard was desirons only In profecting the interests of the people of the city. He said that |ural for a New Britain team to be the board would faver the team |in last place inany line of sports and whieh can give promise of providing |the local team doesn't belong; at the the bost entertainment for the peo- |Lottom of the heap in roller hocke: ple of New Rritain. | With Williams in the lineup, the Tinally it was decided to postpone [local quintet will probably take the action until the league members witl | floor with Williams and Perregrin in meet and take some definite action. |the rush positions, Harry Thompson Superintendent Ellingwood re- | in center, Barney Doherty in half- norted that the skating park at Wil- | back and Welch in the goal. Iar;‘o‘nrm«nl?«k l:\n;l\(m“nlr" :‘\:n:ulj: b TR ADERS TO_MOUTH | CHURCH IN ANNUAL GAMES strange turn lately; straugest of all, perhaps, in Boston, where Jack enough {0 freeze. The rink will cover the pl; ng field and will he HEIDEL APPOINTED ’ New York, Dee. 12 (P—Professor Sharkey and Jim Maloney develop again heavyweight contenders 320 feet long and 160 feot wide. William 1. Heidel of Wesleyan uni- versity, Middletown, Conn., has heen after having hit the chutes more appointed research associate of the than a yeur ago. American Council of Tearned so- | cieties for fen rs it was an- nounced foday at Columbia univer: | sity. The appointment, by the Carnegie corp tion of New York, will emable Professor Heidel Last Year’s Champions Go Into Undisputed Lead In In- dustrial Basketball League—Final Score Is 23 to 8 —Stanley Rule Sets Down New Britain Machine Five—Russell & Erwin Drops Decision of Corbin (abinet Lock—Three Tied For Second. Arthur (Kid) Willlams, considered one of the best players in the Ameri- can Roller Hockey league, will be with New Britain Thursday night when the local team meets the Wa- terbury quintet at the Stanley Arena in this city. Williams was unable to report here for the opening of the season and as a consequence, the lo- cal team hag suffered four straight reverses. His presence in the lineup Thursday night will give the Hard. ware City combination & strong of- fensive and will serve to prevent the other teams in the circuit from mak- ing a doormat of the local crew. Besides being one of the fastest combinations in the circuit, the Wa~ terbury team will furnish an added attraction here because of the fact that Eddie McAloon, junior, son of his “old man” and one of the most popular of the players in the New Britain amateur league last season, is & member of the squad. Edd has fit in nicely alongside Davies, star rusher of the Brass ity crew and his friends in this city will be interested in seeing him perform. “Red” Donnelly, one of the scrap- | piest of the centers playing in the league will be at his usual post in the middle of the floor while Hebert, a newcomer in the circut will be at halfback. Bill Blount, for years the onistanding goal tender in the league will be before the cage. He played with New Britain last season. New Britain, under the direction of Captain Harry Thompson, wil 1div rect all of its efforts towards winning its first game. It doesn't seem nat- Standing W. 4 3 the result was that the plays could not be started. Then the Buttmak- ers handled the ball in very poor | fashion. In the sccond half the game be- me a practice contest for the crew Shop as it passed all around | the Btanley Works. The summary: Corbin Screw P.C. Corbin Screw Stanle Works ... Stanley Rule Corbin Cabix atnir Russwin N. B. Mach P. & F. Corbin .. 3 Landers ........ 4 A dazzling display of speedy pass work which at times bewildered the Stanley Works team was used to ad- vantage by the Corbin Screw basket- ball team, last year champions of the Industrial league as it rode on to its fourth successive victory to tuke an undisputed hold on first place. | Previous to last night's game Cor- | bin Serew and the Stanley Works were tied for first place. | Last night's,games were all one- sided as the following scores will show Stanley Rule, 21; t 1e . L000 Fl, TH. 000, = | Yakubowicz, rt 3 | Luke, 1f ... Dmery, rf .. Merline, rf Swanson, 1f | Charlow, 1 | Haigis, ¢ .. Hewitt, ¢ | Reckert, Russwin 15 Abramowicz, Stanley, Works | Carlson, 1g Llis, 1g . The largest crowd in the history | of Industrial Leag: basketball was present at the game. Beyond any question the real big feature of the games last night was the clocklike team work of the Cor- in Screw feam. The Screw Shop hoys took few long shots and most of the short shots were of the sen- sational variety By their victories last night Cor- hin Cabinet, Lock and the Stauley Rule and Level teams went into a tie for second place with the Stan- ley Works quintet. Rulers Win A strong sccond half offense car- d the Stanley Rule & Level team toan overwhelming victory over the Stanley Machine team. When inter- mission came the score was 7 to 6 in favor of the Newmatics but Coach | : Murphy's quintet began to toss them | %! 10ague player market still 15| in in the second half and the score | DUllish. but tho hears persevered A T s | with great expectancy for the big The Elm street team was aided |PT¢4K In prices as junior circuit of- considerably by the perfect foul|'clals and club owners went into a shooting of “Will” Morey who made | NUddle again today. six points out of six chances. John| Several deals for trades and out- Kley also kicked in on the scoring | ‘18N sales of playing talent. which and outjumped his man at center | ¥ere blocked by high prices and throughout the game. Kley made |N&N demands yesterday, were ex- the feature shot of the contest, a |Pected to be consummated. long tows from the side center. Only two deals were made after As usual Nick Arena played the|® S¢Ore of conferences aniong man- best game for the New Britain Ma. #5°'S yesterday. One swapped chine team. The summar, j Gieorge Uhle, Cleveland pitcher, to stanley Rule & Lovel Detroit in exchange for Shortstop Fld. ¥l | Jack vener and Pitcher Ken 8 Holloway; the other was the out o 6 right sale of rat Baseman .lohnny‘ ! Neun by Detroit to the Toledo club of the American association While the various club managers | N. B. Machine Corhin Cabinet Corbin Screw, s 10 Half tilie—Corbin Serew 9, Stan- ley Works Referee, Coyle; timer, Sexton; scorer, Crean. PLAYER TRADES STILL IN WIND ‘Sgles Balked by High Prices May Be Consummated Chicago, Dec. 12 IN THE LAST QUARTER OF THE NEW YORK )., GAME, OF |4 PASSES— : efnug 2 on,%m MAY OR MAY NOT BE A RECORD:+ CLINGH TO MEET | NICHOLY FRIDAY Local Boter Meets Tough Op- popent in Amateur Feature After w layolf of three months, Johmny Clinch will meet real oppo-| MOTOR VEHICLE REPORT AR Ay It in action sition when he faces IFrank Nicholas, | The police were notified today of sotrc Bn Y HCRvyRE el & that a great foofhall player scrappy Hartford simon-pure, in the |Uhe retura of the operator's licenses thix year. g £ ) ) s ’ i posed to do on the offense and de ature bout of the 10-fight card ©of Harold R. Johnson of 1563 Cherry L "",'_’M" ."ff,',’r‘h::,,'.vr fense, and his qualitics of 1eadership |16 1o upnished by the Stanley Arena |Street, Joseph Chanda of 192 Allen snee losing ‘°h{|'<'“‘“”‘;l“-‘ o kpecial | VeTe so pronounced that they could iy ¢ at he fight center on Church |Street, Charles Schmidt of 66 Sey- ovgr Arthur Deluh has be felt almost by (he spectators. |\ o oniduy night. Clineh is in very | MOUr st Andrew Dorbuck of significance but it may o NeCesSATY | o oo ingt ag brilliant in 1 his ¢ ) Stanley street, Ja enti for Sharkey and Maloney fo fight it |! R S zood shape because of his constant | Stanley street, James Lentini b BY WERNI (NIA Servic & LAUFER ports Writer) | Chick the New York| University foothall couch, gets credit for one of the best lines of the I | * |season. Speaking of Howdy Harp- fastest and hardest-litting of the Eor e WA b eaic e ik yop. Thels match inihay at Ule | SORSTE AMLATITICH uatiorieg Yankee atadium was o “natural,” but | L EEEE S EECh intngd ?;n :r :T»:L (I'lv|-\\:nl'lzfl;‘y“‘,’;:: with that fellow Harpster on it, it AIGIOrY SORIALALIRGY, ¥ ! lias to play against 10 men and a lalen Ui st ""‘":;" a sorry BHOW- | oicn" Ry common consent of | ng against Dempsey. R fess MNOD conase o : practically all of the experts Harp Maloney's fragile chin becume an | Practically all of tho experts Harp- iis g saly Ftarest HL s ster is one of the greatest quarter i6ak Htont 1bone motnd hy Georkall Sion tisLic sShansateolicg e team, 3 e 5 AP OTRT Good judges rank him with or ahove Godfrey and Tom Heeney but staged |y, L giuniareher, Don Lourie, a big come-back recently 10 “.’"‘ Charley Buell and Walter Eckersall. Johnny Risko, who had as 800d 21y, "is ypla fo do cverything well Oakes, 150 pounds; Dominick Irisk- ki, 120 pounds, Charley Rivers, 118 pounds; Joe Ryan, 152 pounds; Ben- nett Flood, 112 pounds, Bill Silver- man, 116 pounds; Jack Walsh, 120 pounds, Julius Bighinatti, 130 pounds and Mike Sinko, 150 pounds. These boys will be opposed by en- tries from Hartford and New Haven. New Haven Is rated as the best team in action in Connecticut and Hart- ford stands second closely pressed by Waterbury. A tofal of 10 bouts will he fought. hrough the early stages of 1927, Sharkey and Maloney moved along impressively as two of the youngest, (A—The Ameri- | | Local Basketball Teams To Resume Their Court Rivalry Tomor- row Night is sup- o The annual battles between the |South church and State ‘Trade | school will be resumed tomorrow I night, when the teams representing {those two institutions will clash at made possible still persisted in demands for full value for every trade or sale, more than a score of players were known T4, | to be in the market. Among the ru- Richtmeyer Arena, If 4 mored deals were those that would 4| shift Buddy Myer from the Boston ship of Boston. The Army's All-America ha Red Cagle, is among the gv outstanding individualists, out again, at least for the champion- He jnnior bt € not have an outs he didn’t attr was showered on him this year, enegic nding team alfback, idiron's ©lon the campus. v Tech did and act the attention that | He | is a good student and a popular hoy | work at the Kaplan training camp in Meriden and his return to the ring will bring out his the Timit, Nicholas on the last card handed a defeat 1o Jimmy Moe, colored New hackers to | of 157 Washington |sion of the licenses McBain of nue, Bior L. strect; suspen- of William 1. Farmington ave- Johnson of 70 John street, and & Prawdick of 110 Gold street, and suspension of the right to operate in the case of Al- to bring to fruition his life-long studies of the carliest Greels philo- sophical and scientific thought, and to write a comprchensive history of those heginnings, |the Senior High school in the first game of a home-and-home s |This will be the fourth year of con- [tests between the rivals, and not |umtil Tast year did the South church win a game from the Traders, but in that one season it evened the score by taking four games and atoning {for a auartet of losses in the provi- {ous two winters, LIVE | ‘Tomorrow evening's battle will find the Trad school greatly onut- mous Golden lweighed by the Congrezationalists, but the latter have yet to get their and three chil- | {team work functioning properly and heneath the persons have | L classle example of his ability to make the play fit the situation fin West Point’s final game against Stanford. but he had been doing the imexpected, and getting away With i, all season. At the marked: ‘Those ends hetter get down there 1 have the ball.” hat was all Red had to gay about it, but the ends did “get down there” and quite frequently looked around in fime to see a forward pass coming in their direction, dependir on what manenver Cagle had @ cided on after a little light and fancy stepping. Red's ability to pass en the run made it easy for him to switch his \ntentions iapromptu, just as he did | in the famous play that almost Haven star and stopped a winning sreak of six straight victories for iiim. Nicholas showed plenty of stuff | 1oy in Hhis battle and although Moe was | "4y £ o8 BRI 100 shifty to be laid out by his 0b- |y oucid” nonr the ponent. Nichols impressed one A papsie collapsed possessing A sleep producer it he | oo Uy LU0 Jands right ldren. were buried Friday night's card will feature | wrockage. Only {wo » appearance of a New Brita been recovered alive. feam for fhe tirst timb as a combin- L ation. Eleven hoxags all well coached | ALSO GOES FOR BASKETBALL and anxions to win, will carry the| fom Connell, Detroit’s outstand- |Hardware City colors into the fray.jng back this year, went straight They are Johnny Clinch, 147 pounds: | from football fogs to basketball togs {Tommy Angelo, 114 pounds; Jack |when the grid season ended. I E. Anderson, « Augustino, rg Matus, rg Swanson, If . Ernie Anderson, g 1{Red Sox to Washington for flve ol players, and Cateher Moe Rerg and 1| Onttielder Bill Barrett of the White 1| Sox fo Roston or the Yankees in exe o | change for fale | ry nager and club owner 131 had ene or more deals on the fire. nley | Fverything of interest to come up Sex- | hatore the junior baseball clrcuit of- 1als and owners, ich as action in the demand by the minors that the major sell thair ms” and the inet Lock defense that the Russell| much fossed about draft question, & Erwin team was unable to score u | was expected to he held over for the voint in 16 minutes in the middle of | joint meeting with the National the game. After heing held score- | eague tomorrow less for nine minutes, Link, right for-| 1t is likely the American league ward on the R. team, made s | will follow fthe senior circuit and re- field goal, the first points his t fuse 1o send delegates to the West scored. Karbonic. hig runnin Baden, Ind., conference at which the mada two field goals in minors hope to settle the draft prob- minute and then the lem without a nntit American league ownors yesterday | scored a touchdown against Stan- minutes of the end voted to confinue support of 1he | ford. That play provoked consider- “Then the Lock American Legnon junior baseball {able argument as to whether it wos 'ifijl_\‘l“'l its score championship program and in favor a signalled or planned maneuver. !v’.‘ The comeback of the Russwin out-1o¢ 2 fre.year program of gub.|can be taken on the word of army | fit was so strong during the last four | coriying $5.000 annually fo the Na. | coaches that it was not. | proved fighter. Al has height, weight, ‘ layers. he Nationa |EAST T0 USE STRAIGHT v FOOTBALL ON WEST TEAM | 2t s rosse i o8 e eide ey ; Pl Bageban Walthers were sent oo GIENiocliat Ttiet et vavb ity e game after they had heen faken out |y, s proposal before it is put into in favor of fwo substitutes Il mil Karhonic, forward the Russell & Erwin team, played a tine | | since his early days in the game. all-around game and he nearly car- m-\”»m[ knockoris adorn his record. & will b 2004 boxer with a great 1ot hand in taking on n. t Hampto attaronmd game and o vearts o\ FIGHTS LAST NIGHT win. He made seversl timeby shofs flin Assoviated Pross. | tion of 200 root and besides leadir its tinal rally hie was the only one who Hagerstown, Md. — Bobby Garcia, could find the hoop in the early part | NeW York, outpointed Andy Kelly, Baltiniore, (8). The Sehoon card which, charity footbali game at a six-rounder of the game Much of the € Cisco, December 29, assoct |Bariu Dick Hanley of Northwestern and | Jiynn, Cox, In-| Andy Kerr of Washington and Jef-| ¢ Allen, | ferson have announced Norman Brow | The eastern squad. comjoscd s cany | 29 players from the east and mid-!state light | Sest, will assemble at Northwestern | will meet University Saturday and after @ one of three hour drill will entrain for the | partners, 1 Nothing but 014 fime {IVinz {er and plags, mass formations and | four rou plenty of Picking will comprise i Tali S ittack, the coaches said o it | Throe days will be cilled s | Francisco for trainis which | four tons of fight the eastern squad o to nford University final workouts. The west d in the fred Scalise of 45 Whiting street, FALL; AL DIE 12 (P —Two | rt of the season Cagle FIGHT IN BOSTON, East Hampton Heavyweight . Firsthalf—New Ruel 8. Referee ton: scorer. Butler Almost Scoreless So powerful was the Corbin Cab- Rritain 7 the schoolboys are laying great store oyle: timer, |by this fact. No matter which side [has won in the past, it has always {been a thrilling game, and both [teams are looking forward to an- iother evening of excitement to- ) " morrow. The starting lineup of |neither team has been definitely de- \lm»d yet. Economy Sport Shop STREET Must First Beat Hollman Dee, 12 10 Marttord, 2 | the ¥ast Hampton heavyweight, who hattles Georgic Hoftman of New York, former Olympic champion, at Foot Guard hall Thursday night in tha 10-round star hout, will get a bout with Con O'Kelly in Beston if he defeats Hoftman here. Schooner, like Hoffman, is a for- mer amatens lLoxing fans of | Harttord and vicinity will recall the days sonie 1 ago when he was wading {hrough the heavies. Al is now under the direction of Jim | NieDonald, Pat McCarthy's former | manager, and e is a greatly im- Al Sehooner, m te 1 nt 'How to Start the Day Wrong By BRIGGS team within four | of the ne h0p ontfit more thar score THE EXUBERANT TYPE WELL WELL o years THE CLOSE-uP CONVERSATION) DoesN'T HNOW WHERE hac ha Squad of 22 Men Will Ex A saturday After Three Hour Lis team in this state, which is will send a del rs to cheer for him. -Hoffman hout tops il the exception of 1 the Hartford and Joey entirely of middle- Gridiron Drilf. castern zht foot- nnual | Clhicago, Dec. 12 (P)y— team will rely ouly on st ball to upset the west in th Angeles Baby Joe Gan o5, outpointed Charley Ro- net's success v 1 defensive l.os 1os A 0 “Chic Larson nkaskas for their The summary: Corbin Cabinct Lock (SR 0 4fa v W heavies, light heavies weights. lianupolis outpoin (1) Stohl, rf napolis, Walther, 1 Toole, « 0 of of Wa forier t ampion, 1us of T3oston, ¥'s sparring fourfround- there will be four other of making 36 rounds MBIy o New Orleans, (3 Thoi Shar High Point, N Warren, Chapel Hill, out Marshal Dlackstock, Ohio, (2). Addison . knocked west. AND So THE DAY S UTTERLY RUINED Now HERs's ANOTHER THING Backing upP wedge THE VACANT Look AuD LAPEL HoLD Russcll its Milwaukee Iiddie Anderson, 9| Chicago, outpointed Davey Abad, Cleveland, (10). Mickey O'Neil, Mil- kee, outpointed Al Van Ryan, Duluth, (8). Johnny Kyan, Boston, ocked out Tony Grayjack, Mil- vaukee, (4). 1ot Link, rf Morelli, skurize Nvho faxe, - »ort more hulk. ter g will - CHAPMAN New Yorl cs play- {(Yhapn he | racing i n P —Joim M ix-day bicycls tor the Kard won all ast-west sor | COMPETITORS 12 » fons cvent Georgla | select the competitors for Detroit in | tional epen championshiy ison game o determine | dent Rohert Cutting of the would get the Tourna- | Golf askociation prediets bid. His suggestions Such a ny suppo t from officials the varion mente, swonld he n who h mission, Half ti t Lock Coyle; LIKED 1 ching D arles mid he thought th en should play TROIT roit beat Paddock, PADDOCK irs timer 3 i his reason for ot all 1 scores Heavily Andy Yakubowicz had night4nd no g d wa bl Bim. He scored five bhasgkets offort. His running mate, Joe | ide four and the team o Stanley Works in every ont of the game 1 the Works could the 1 great to hold the a Wesiorn WIN FI vhich team hasghet ment of Ban't get m Calitornia Ros: veten nate " 1ly ben epart- a played a on the unearthing 1 200d good o 3114-M jump not place 1 get the st READ HERALD CLASSIFVIED ADS FOR RESULTS [§ diffic itting . o e