New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1929, Page 8

g T i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURD \\:.AA\I.\RCH 23, 1920, G*0555068699558958558282 00 2000 $220508808288065508588250858558888. $OH5SHSL2 L 1389855585882 5052LLLLLLLLLLLLS L L SSSSSHL$L2L2L95555SL$35DD. ! NEW BRITAIN BASKETBALL TEAM TO MEET NEW YORK UNIVERSITY VARSITY HERE TONIGHT—VINCENT GULLO AND AL 3 CROMACK MEET IN BOUT MONDAY — ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR PRELIMINARIES IN STATE INDUSTRIAL- BASKETBALL 53895848 4885888 35525 55000 500 'UNIVERSITY GAME ECHO z““““ml.NDQS&M-‘&&&&J«.‘;&&&bot&&&&&& $822558855885889858885583808238008855808800 8 suu,as&u;u»a&wwsuu,@uuaa&@wuu,m.uu.@vuos TEN TEAMS ENTERED IN FAFNIR TEAM I§ | THEY WILL DECIDE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE QUESTION INDUSTRIAL TITLE PLAY re Nched- ( ¥ i fome and *C v Winning Representatives At Basketball Meeting ule for Plavolf—Quintets to Meet Home Series—Total Points to Count (lubs—Corhin Screw Combination o Represent New Britain—Locals Draw Hartfo ‘d Endees. BILLIARD EXPERT HERE NEXT WEE 3 TEAAS STARS T Sl PlAY i session, hy Reating Stanley Works P & F. Corbin hibition ers. P'lans o1 IN SECOND PLACE. g raes Into Tie With Stanley Rule' . MAY B | SCHMELING JACK. SHARKEY. i i veight title throne vacat- « is the trio from which Madison Square Garden expects to fill heavyweig ! 4 rHec:;n: Tu!r\n;y‘ Signing of Uzcudun by the Garden paves smooth road for a pair of projected mination batties at Yankee stadium. Sharkey is to meet Paulino June 27, the winner to go against s i Schmeling probably will meet Jimmy Maloney at Boston soon after he TRADERS DEFEAT TORRINGTON TEAM, Local s Swamp Pin AMIATEUR BCXING STANLEY ARENA MONDAY, MARCH 25 19 ALL STAR BOUTS First Bout =:30 For Reserved Se Call 2611 —_— .~ WILL BE HEARD TONIGHT | |New York U. and Fordham Players to Oppose Each | Other in New Britain-Palisades Club Basketball | Game At Starley Arena—Locals Anxious to Win— Visitors Only Quintet to Score Victory Over Frank Dougherty’s Crew—Battle to Start At 9 o’Clock. TEMMS SETFOR e ™ - BATILE TONIGHT = 2 e Donoghue ' Burritts and Phantoms to Meeti;\,mf_'f “ in Second Game of Series e NewBlatt Left Guard An echo of the most surprising ups sct of the season in college baskete Phantoms | ball circles when New York Universe Cohen ity swamped the undefeated lorde tam iUniversity team, will be heard | Havlick .. Crane at the Stanley Arena tonight when ; the entire varsity quintet of the | Luty 4 . Ihowitz | mctropolis invades this city to meet 2 © New Britain team on whose R T oving ro the names of three outs | St e '¢ stars of Fordham baskete | Hewitt | ball ; The game in itself would be just el vilts. Gill and|anothe i st were it . Phantoms, Yankowitz anl|not for the pirit which Gl actuate ayers on both | Burritts | Darrow d on the lo- ain of lorde record. Tom ¥ was nof Fordham when New York ywed to Fordham in a fierce nd Jimmy Zakzewski also tnst Bill Conroy's crew was center for the Maroon, visiting players feel the iy about the game and the has taken on the as- n the loman, Arburr s of the Hard- e imbued with even though they dham for their Al A win for on Wil give it the ins 10 no losses. Man- Ken Saunders is hopeful of win on aceount Andy” Yaku- dent that | 11l of the local g on hand to m in action, amites on the st Saturday. and Schuman in the season S e 1% 5o they me will start promptly SWIH STARS QUALIFY . dohnny Howland of Yale and George Kojac of Rutgers Show Way to College Watermen, vorge Kojae r of the Olmpie the way to tha ©d for the champion- V races yese t 50, 100 and s, Kojue qualificd for his the 150-yard backstroke, wrd swim Rutgers led in the nume who survived the pre- The Elis have eight in and R s seven, (1), rinceton s third with five, Darte and Syracuse cach qualified ¢ men, Fordham two and Brown, 1 ylvania and Willlams, one s derman, with the Brooklyn rs. is a terrific hitter, but A& 1 Des M 1 L GeOD HITTER, POOR FIELDER i 1_ ) TWENTY SEVEN HoLES [ oF GoLF — HEH -~ HERW - \\ You oLD FosSsiL ¥ \.’:OOY saLl SWE AR You'LL NOT REFER THAT AGAIN You PEST ?? and Morrison will 'swm\um(, .peePT 4 © 919 Y Twoure e