New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1929, Page 21

Speaking of Sports Last night was an epic night for New Britain sports as the basket- ball team and the hockey quintet both came through with victories over dangerous and wide-awake op- ponents. The roller hockey squad did an excellent job against Albany and showed complete superiority in last night's game. The entire team play- ed a whale of a game especially in the defensive positions and the re- ward was victory. With Steve Pierce covered, Albany is nearly helpless. Down in Meriden, the Endees found the New Britain basketball team putting up a defense that was absolutely impenetrable. The Silver City contingent was forced to toss | all of its shots from the far dis- tances. These didn't register as often as they might have. Near the end of the game the players were not only missing the rim, they were failing to hit the backboard. This was due to the dogged guarding of the New Britain team. 101— 310 103— 293 — 88 85— 257 98— 203 $8— 267 Nelaon Rission Lipets Fillion DeColvin 475—1413 uist 5 88— 268 e ot 29— 280 92— 280 18— 307 | 108— 321 Gran; G Chataneuf | Burnham | Casella s05—1452 104— 286 98— 215 80— 251 100— 316 109— 292 Gulftney | Pascoe | Wheeler | Savio | Joe i 491—1420 Riemer Mazzalt Stohl .. | Peterson . Ruckholtz A 78— 215 92— 285 — 167 58— 183 98— 298 86— 173 4491381 88— 253 209 | Garafana F. Girard E. Givard 267 | ! Contino 299 | | tymza . T 28 429—1318 % | He has also_a long string of knock- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. e et e = e e 'T OF THE PAST REEVES GETTING | @ READY FOR BOUT| A5 Brigtol Bearcat to Feature Tues- day's Amatear Gard Bearcat Billie Reeves of Bristol, the Bell Town's outstanding fistic product, after weeks of enforced idleness through the lack of op- ponents and more recenty because of the suspension of amateur fights in this state, is training hard at his quarters in this city, for his meeting next Tuesday night with Mike Costa of the Knickerbocker A. C. of Brooklyn, N. Y. According to the advance dope received on the opponent selected for the dusky battler from Bristol, Reeves will be in for plenty of trou- ble. Costa is considered the tough- est 160 pounder in the Brooklyn club. He has had more than 100 fights in the last two years and he has won a large majority of them. outs to his credit and his manager confidently asserts that Reeves will | It may not be very difficult to identify the fellow with a “C" on his Manager Roger Peckingpaugh of 'WON'T SELL COLT the Cleveland Indians. There wgs| New York, March 15 UP——Joseph little practice yesterday or the day | E. Widener has refused an offer of before because of rain and Heina- |$10,000 for a four-day-old colt. The man field today was soaked. Tho reason for the refusal was not hard Indians are to play the New Or- to find. The colt is a half brother for St. Louis will get the call for leans Pelicans tomorrow. of Osmand, one of the greatest | the initial exhibition struggle to- milers in American turf history. | morrow. It will be Lu Blue at first; The newcomer is by Whisk Broom | O'Rourke, second; Kress at short, lll-Ormondn. the dam of Osmand. lind Grimes, third. USE SAME INFIELD West Palm Beach, Fla.,, March 15 (R —The same infleld Manager Dan Howley expects to open the season READ HERALD CLASSIFED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS, Sociely Brand Clothes 361 MAIN STREET OPP. MYRTLE EMPHASIZING QUALITY RATHER THAN PRICE Sodiety Brand Clothes Suits and Topcoats $45 to $65 be on the short end next Tuesday ghirt in the accompanying photograph. If you are along in years, you | night. | also may recognize the person with the long coat. | 106— 347 | Due to the ruling issued from the | The two fellows happen to be two of the greatest all-round athletes ' 95— zu‘ofllce of the attorney general, ama- | ever to do their stuff on any athletic field. The fellow with the “C” is #6— 303 [teur fights will be allowed until a | Jim Thorpe, the former Carlisle star. The other is Martin Sheridan. This 473—1197 | N€W code governing the sport drawn | photograph was taken at Celtic Park, N. Y., on Labar Day, 1912, the day up by State Athletic Commissioner | the Indian broke Sheridan’s record as an all-round performer. Cadratn R. Negrini Jayes Kroll V. Negr “Hank” Arburr once again cover- M= ed Herm Cohen and Cohen might as well have been on the bench as be in the game. He failed to score a point from the floor while he was Suitsand Topcoats able to take only one shot that hit| the rim. The one and only feature of the | game was a basket scored by Tom Leary. Standing in the center of the floor, Tom let fly and the ball went through without touching anything. Carl Restelli duplicated this shot later on in the game. It will be a different Meriden team that will face the locals to- miorrow night at the Stanley arena. Ed Wincapple, Providence college star, will be with the Meriden En- dces. He was third highest scorer in the Intercollegiate league. He is a crack floor worker and a wonder- ful shot. The New Britain team will be hard put to it to stop him when he gets into action. Steve Pierce, star| roller hockey player, knows Wine- apple very well and he states that he is about the best basketball pay- | er he has ever seen. Wineapple will be sent into the game at the start and the entire Meriden crew will ‘ry to feed him. Meriden's regular crew, after last nizht's game, would be licked before ®oing into the game but the locals now expect an entirely different bat. tle with the Providence star in ac- tion | Bchwab | Kirach Anderson | Quirk Switt | Clark .. Joe Liss Kenure hn Liss | Makowski ... | Williams Davis | Goodrow Kioss Beifel | Tronosky Volhardt ... Kenney .. McCandless | Dantatrom | o'Connen | Rassmussen | Yung Megula | Zipadent ... [ satuk | Walters | Larson Heinzman | Witcox | The trip of the New Britain team to Glens Falls next Wednesday has been called off due to the fact that neither Dougherty or Zakzewskl will be able to make it. The Glens Falls manager was notified of this last night and he Is making ar- rangements for two games to be played during the Easter vacation Clark | Symanosi | War Howarth Happeney 652 ! Corbin Screw | Redonte .. .18 | zipko Dube 97— 221 Thomas E. Donohue, is approved €= 2t3 a0 | adopted. The ruling came after Sheridan || witnessed the Indian’s performance and was the first to congratulate him. | 110= 43 |a conference between the cmmis- | 191— 285 | sioner and those interested in 85— 168 |amateur sport. Although Matchmaker C. F. Wag- |ner hasn't filled the entire card of 10 fights, he has arranged for a |semi-final that should be a hum- |dinger. Vincent LaBella, featherweight from Middletown, 478—1459 102— 99— 100— 91, U— 208 201 4861456 match. These boys met in a recent them, bout and LaBella took a close de- | cision. 94— 319 | Another match in prospect is a 45 499 | return battle between Mik 114— 343 |the Bronx and Dominick F 99— 195 (this city. In their last meeting, | (v3_1ees | Kelly injured his arm in the second |round and was unable t- continue |the battle. He has fully recovered and expects to be In excellent shape |for the meeting Tuesday night. The newly formed Crescent A. C. with quarters established on Main | street in this city, will enter the | |tournament with a list of boxers, | |some of whom will be experiencing | their baptism of fire. Besides these, !teams from Middletown and Bris- {tol will be seen in action. 1 - THREE MORE TEAMS = ENTERTOURNANENT — 188 91— 211 102— 323 104— 186 | 108— 225 | 91— 310 496—1503 124— 341 143— 351 b= Junior Quintets Bring Total of " Aspirants o Ten 95— 343 109— 307‘ 312| Three junior teams have entered 312 | the lists in the city amateur basket- 300 'ball tournament, bringing the total S45—1008 | 101— e ]Cardinals Are Soundly Billy Southworth's St. Louis Cardi- clever |nals were soundly trounced at their yhome training park yesterday when | {and Tommy Anderson of the Bronx |Walter Johnson's Washington Sena- | A. C. will battle it out in a return tors put a 12 to 9 Indian mark on Heise, showed anything, RAIN PRF | The | Frankie Frisch made his 1929 bow - as a pinch hitter in the seventh with Trounced on Home Field o single. 0t the six tossers usea by Avon Park, Fla, March 15 (®— Southworth, only Grover Clevelani 2 & Alexander and the southpaw rookic TAILORED by KIPSCHBAUM $25 to $45 'S PRACTICE New Orleans, La., March 15 (#» weather has begun to worr IS YOUR TIME worth a dollar a minute? It will take just ten minutes of your time to glance at our spring collection of Kirschbaum suits. If you are not already a Kirsch- baum wearer — you’ll find that you have been paying $10 more for suits that cannot measure up to Kirschbaum stand- ards, of style, fabric and tailoring. With your new Kirschbaum suit you’ll have a saving of at least 810 for your trouble. OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN eriod. ’ 2% | number of entrants to 10. There are 59 |now three senior, three intermediate, Top o’ Fashion! Z \ N - Kib, You ROLLED iHTo MORE Plans are under way to enter the | Corlin Screw basketball team. | champion of the *¥" Industrial|Foote e, into competition with mher“‘;““"" fndustrial champlons ina battle for | ot the state industrial title. a7 iryce Long of the Y. M. C. A.| has received application blanks with | zy.ci the advice that If he wants to en- | Echenk ter an industrial team in a battle | Makosky for that title or a church team In | peroiion competition for the church title he | may do so. | Last year the Corbin Screw team was eliminated by the Hartford Rubber Works. but the New Britain | g .. team defeated the Capital City | Restella quintct in the first of the two game fosephs series. The team which had out- scored the other would be given the county championship regardless of | whether the teams had split on the games. Uhas McAulifte Rahn New Britain won by one polnt, 8 but the Rubber Works won a one- sided game, 433 Union Laundry Soul .92 89 Chapman . .90 BRAVES HAVE COMEBACK Boston Team Comes Back in Eighth | Inning With Rally to Defeat Pow- erful Yankees. St. Petersburg, Fla., March 15 ) =-This year's edition of the Braves | has a comeback, after all, so Coach Johnny Evers was cheerful today for the first time this week. After days of listless playing marked by sloppy flelding and weak hitting the Braves yesterday came back in the eighth inning with the score 4 to 0 ngainst them, tied it up, and won in the tenth, 6 to 4. Better still, they did it against the Yankees. Freddy Ma;uire at second base once more led all the rest. Besides accepting ten chances in the fleld without an error, he hit in the win- ning run and crossed the plate “m- sclf for the superfluous tally a mo- mient later. BOTHERED BY WEIGHT Tommy Loughran Today is Eight Pounds Over the Light Heavy- weight Limit. Chicago, March 15 (P — The weight question was bobbed pp again to disturb the complaceney of Tom- my Loughran the light heavyweight champion. eral weeks ago, Loughran was worried about help him in his struggle for the heavywelght crown. Today he is| cight pounds over the light heavy- weight limit of 175 pounds and must trim it down s0 he can defend his|summer, but the title was not crown against Mickey Walker at the Chicago stadium, March 28. Loughran has tarted heavy train- ing for the anti-weight battle. CLASSIFED ADS R WANTS. Tony —1607 | three junior and one midget teams lin the field, and many other teams 34~ 332 | hold blanks which they have not yet 32 submitted. Early return of these 1 29 {blanks is urged. They should be 101= 323 Liailed or otherwise tudned in to K. 536—1638 | . Parker at the New Britain Her- |ald. 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