New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1929, Page 14

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 19 855295858 5565 0584D068468805BLHBEBOSLHEHBEHEHEL L5050 2.....»»»- $588888088. $585555550650580680858 SONS OF ITALY TO OPPOSE WINTER OLYMPICS PHANTOMS FOR CITY TITLE AT LAKE PLACID International Committee Chooses ! Popular New York Resort 3 o Final Tournament Game at Stanley Arena Tonight Promises Hard and Fast Action — Phantom Re- serves Pass and Defeat Boys' Club in Intermediate (Game—Panthers Start Fast and Coast to Win Over Celtics—End of Tourney. 1 ® Cali- April s o1 were t ard to- o horde athletes who n 1932 to Olympic Last Night's Resalts Games Tonizht lay that the| mimttee at meeting osen spenditure a bo which STRAINING BALL PLAVERS 15 LIKG TRANING AORSES, . BUT THE HORSES Do LESS KICKING “eeee < 20 =0 3 b tant Club Reserves Unit i i . vox CONNIE, 1IAGK DEGIDES 0% 1 s v ON HIS STARTING TEAM 1175 i | Manazer of Athletios Doesn't Think ar nives: Reael Bl Simmens and Boley il Able o Play. job is § Weismar in th day you Anging on L Joor.” | FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Mon nipeg. ot enne, N. J Grove hmke p Brecken Boley nd will| mit next | N ‘ Jointed Harold Mays Phillies an) His pi‘chers ) regulars will be in | | Cincinnati—Rilly gelo, Leiper Pa., outpointed Tony La Itosa, ( cinnatf, (10). Indian " Tueson, Ariz. knocked ¢ Hill, Louisvillz, Ky, (). Mike 0'Do outpointed & and =hotton is the surprise of | Toledo—Midget Tumbus, el Boston Braves ofi Way f To Worcester Today " 1. April 10 (P—The | Providence, n 1 Mo Providence Haut ( ) 8 treal, Taylor, Terre Want Dates for Dutch promige to 2 then Phantom Rescrves outpoint cutpointed B dy playing Weis- roni - knows t WEISMAN BATTLES ACHING MUSCLES INER. 000 " BOXING CONTROL Urges Selection of a Judge Lan- dis for Fistic Game cago. April 11 today advocated a D mpsey cad for hoxing who act the same power thut ¢ Mountain Landis 1l “I‘or th controlling of th bodics shoul zood sport * Dempsey said. “There at ferences, too much of one champion e needs is @ who real'y has the 10 make without worrying ahout nerve woull overy oy prevanl Jack's ple ite commission with a «d of which dispute A pio) o »uld tion make hoxing * orld.” National Boxing 4 good of the York. atior be Lut som: do not recog- I be the ed o orgu conld as a keve ng hodics and g 1 to it hig shot the 1 vst idea of course, in select- head is to be sure of your Then give him the stand hehind him and watch things hum.” Jack said he believed the money for central office could be obtain- ed by taxing fights. “Ihere are scores of promoters o would be glad to pay a negligi- tax on money-making shows to cep a compact organization work- 1 more to their advantag: When the pub is on the up and 1 out plenty.” - first task after organ 1, would be the e ation Dempsey sa weeding out of undes Washington to Show Power to Home Folks Washington, April 11 (A—The Washington Nationals were in their cyard today to show the folks some of the power that them the sensation of the games. Holding the New York Johnson has Hadley or Adolph day’s pitching assign- hias made pring exhibition two victories over Giants, Manuger primed “Bump jska for the ¢'s six inning tie with the more or less costly nes spraining his knee and Sam Rice receiving a wound from Lindstrom whilt ing into third b: Mo., April Cubs were takin tackling the Blues in the first of me series fomerrow complete the Cubs schedule, Kansas City, power, | PHANTOMS AND SONS OF ITALY TO BATTLE IN FINAL GAME FOR CITY AMATEUR BASKETBALL TITLE TONIGHT—JOHNNY CLINCH CONFIDENT THAT HE WILL BEAT REEVES TOMORROW NIGHT—CORBIN SCREW QUINTET TO MEET CONDE NAST 'CONDE NAST AND SCREW SHOP TO BATTLE AGAIN Basketball Teams Clash Tonight in Stamford in Semi- Finals for State Industrial Title — Hardware City Crew Departs for Scene of Contest Full of Confi- dence — Down-Staters Won First Game by One- Point Margin—Billy Coyle Selected as Referee. SIDDERS BATTLES PACHECO TONIGHT (55252 (Mike McTigue to Be i Canadi- »ovr ...."" : an's Corner During Bout Lineups of the Corbin Screw- {Conde-Nast teams in race for state | industrial title at Stamford tonight: | Corbin Screw. Conde Nast i\'akuboncz . Dunn | Arburr Hartford, Aprit 11.—With Mike { McTigue, former light heavyweight| A confident squad of basketball | champion of the warld in his corner, | 1o vers left this afternoon for Stam- George Sidders, welterweight cham- 15,4 where they will play the cham- pion of Canada, meets Pete Pacheco. Inions of that city in the semi-finals [the fighting Indian, in the star bout |for the state industrial champions | tonight at Foot Guard hall. ship. New Britain will be represent- McTigne and Sidders arrived injog )y the Corbin Screw team and Hartford vesterday afternoon. Sid- isn.m(ord will have as its represen- ldcrs went through a fast workout !y iie the Conde Nast team of ———————— Left Guard {Greenwich. Tuesday these two teams met in {the first game of a home and home |series and the Stamford team emerged victorious by one point made in the last four seconds of play. Since the winner is decided hy the team that scores the greatest number of points, tonight's winner should cnter the finals. Corhin Screw was off form Tucs- day and if the Stamford represen- tative was playing in its best form Corbin should be several points bet- ter. Fans in attendance at the first |game expressed the helief that the |Screw Shop team is a better team The game will start at 8 o'clock and Billy Coyle of Wallingford wiil be the referee. Fans back home can be assured that the team will &ct an even break with him in charge. 'THIRTY-FOUR RUNNERS REMAIN IN MARATHON Plodding Pligrims of Pyle’s Bunion Derby Hcad Into Virginia Today Waynesburg, Pa., April 11 (P Thirty-four of C. C. Pyle's Plodding Pilgrims, all that remain of thae group that started from New York 12 days ago on a 3.400 mile trek to he Pacific coast shook Pennsylvania bring | €!ay from their heels this morning {and headed west. The Plodders’ destination Wheeling, W. Va.,, 43 miles from Wayneshurg. After a one night stand the caravan moves into Ohio, stopping at Cambridge tomorrow. The fleld was lessened by two yese terday, when Bill Downing, Bedford, Towa, a finisher last year, and Earl | Aplequist, SBweden, handicapped by shin splints, threw up the sponge {and quit. The pavement pounders were given an ovation here. Ed Gardner, Seattle, Wash., negro star, continued to show the way to tha rest of the pack in elapsed time. He holds a substantial lead over Johnny 8alo, Passaic, N. J., police« regular scason. The squad was in ex- | man who s being hard pressed by cellent condition with two excep- | peter Gavuzai, England tions. Pitcher Horace Lisenbee still : 3 was suffering from a sore arm and Pitcher Iddie Carroll was recuper- | Birmingham, Ala., April 11 (P— atinz from an attack of tonsilitis. \The Yankees cut looss with sema Both men should be set By the first o thefr real blg time hitting agains of next week. Another man who, it {the Birmingham Barons yi s thought, might not be able to|pounding three pitchers for start the scason in first class condi- land 10 runs. Lou Gehrig ma was Ira Ilagstead, veteran out- |homer {n the second and a tripl er, who rcported late and 2tll ithe ninth. Babe Ruth confined his k from a serious illness. Butlcfforts tp singles. Walte Heyt I"laggy has crossed up the dope and | pitched seven innings. He leaves to- |never looked better, day for New York. with McTigue corn dispensing advice in = Pacheco, who is credited with a fine record, last fall got the decision over Pinkey Kauftman in a bout at Lynn, Mass In the Eddie i-final of eight rounds will square off with Jimmy This bout promises | heirt-warming action. pecial six-rounder will together Nick Christy and Brownie Tucker in a return tilt, while in an- other six-rounder Joe Zotter of New | Rritain takes on Micky Blaine of In- | dian Orchard. The two four-rounders pit Joe Riccio of Bristol against Teddy Darr of Hartford and Vic Carlson against Sawlowski of Holyoke. Red Sox and Braves To Battle in Series April 11 (®#—The Red Sox returned to their home city today with only a series with the Braves| between them and the opener of the ossi. wan Soston YANKEES CUT LOOSE That Guiltiest Feeling (10). Homer | al a | Tennis Games Changed Amstordam, Duteh Tex ceived a States La . o to cha the ds April 11 ki and 11 runs 200d support e ind Percy gones, | ! £ ol ves 10 pad atches to cond th s ond hattle, for i e guard W ourt on allow Helen the British 10th of that month to b i the Caddies Hope to Help In Winning Ryder Cup w York. 11 (A—Three » counting on | the Dritish to the United Pat Geddes enox Phant RAIN STOPS GAME Charlotte, N. €., April 11 (1) Giants and the were worked out yesterday downpour which stopped the n a 2-2 tie. The teams bare time to finish the fifth inni Mol Ott's third successive brought Reese home with the run before the storm broke. BOXING « fror done by St by tute gnord w York Conn Johnny “Whij London. aleht for the 1 with gave over pier when a 3 of carrying the Phantom 2i°% the i y Farrell, Leo 1 2 r Hagen, respec- 1d. The caddies ex- ing, couy yester- George Taviock the last period. Reserves a champions. win he te 4 be and 1 at or a game . ' Hewo' / YES= 7. / The Washington teams THIS J N pae Y/A \ \ HELLD DARLING = \ MY BUT You'RE GRovCHY 1S THING \ S\,,\ /GIEL i /FRIEND © BE i FUNNY- / WITH ME ( CR._WHAT- \ 15 THERE A \ N O.K. ItL Glve You A REPORT ON THAT MR. ) MAY THE FIRST MORN(NG ALL RIGHT MR, MAY- SEE You LATER- BY BRIGGS WHAT by Yes- Yes ARE Yoy INDEED- I'LL TALKING GET BACK OF ABOUT ¢ IT RIGHT AWAY MR. MAY DIDN'T Yov SAaY So- Goud BY- April DR. KEITH o - ers Tuesday the DENTIST PAINLE EXTRACTION 200 MAIN ST. TEL New l[ronard Rldg. Dins yesterday returne ricks of fumbling an plays and the d the decision, 4 1 Aflanta’s four runs we Biroaklyn crrors amey. re Referee, Aronson; Parker scorer, McCourt, 1 timer, FOR BEST RE! READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 1 P— the Brooklyn Ro Stanley Arena dtio their FRIDAY, APRIL 12 d hitti 10 BOUTS Lrac = MAIN BOUT O o o{] JOHNNY CLINCH vs. BILLY REEVE Jack Johnson, Referee Reserved Seats at Hotel Stanley SULTS — .