New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1930, Page 14

14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930. NEW BRITAIN PANTHERS SUFFER DRUBBING AT HANDS OF FAST SKATING ALBANY QUINTET — NATL. GUARD BASKETBALL TEAM PINS FIRST DEFEAT OF YEAR ON BRANFORD TANKS — VISITATION QUINTET MEETS LOCAL FIVE SATURDAY NIGHT FAST SKATING LAWMAKERS KFNSINGTONFIVES | TAYLOR LOOKS LIKE HACK 'ORIOLES TROUNCE 'BROOKLYN VISITATIONS TROUNCE PANTHER QUINTET ~ FARN EVEN BREAK ~ MERIDEN QUINTET APPEAR HERE SATURDAY New Britain Roller Hockey Team Bows to Alhany Quin- tet by 7to 1 Score—Winners of Last Night to Clash With Locals Tonight at Stanley Arena—Near Riot Occurs When "Kid” Williams Pushes Peregrin Against Bank and He Is Knocked Out—Big Battle ‘ LITTLE INTEREST IN NI FIGHT Sharkey Is Held as & Two to One Favarite Over Scott Tast Nizht's Results Oficial Standing Fonight » Phil Sco't inin, part of ocigtion to Madison g ho pla FIGHTS LAST NIGHT ON HOLDOUT LIST BILDS BUAT TIGERS Intermediates Win Here But Communities of Silver Gl[y‘ merican League Basketball Quintet to Face New Brit. Su Disp pre Letball Meride Armory 35 to were 0 n the Seniors Lose on Road Standing rated as one of the leading sta junior Or the ot ided 1 1d th claim ontenc Both in at Or me a tic ssion Fort i nd 14. Be lowed of 10 15 i | team. the | Ikowitz Saund. fourth | Orioles |10 lcay ! sonal S | ber on left. the d the su comb scoring on the glon Intermediates i ut the next oot o AT EXPEGTS T0 four Ikow i of forwar Church Intermedintes 1ld [ South Th " Featherweight Champion Finds ' No Difliculty in Poundage Feb. 2 Bat Battalino |y, about pounds | Kaski | Kocin featherweight | Shulga the oard scales d that ne aym to {i SUff workouts in th partners in pounds an odd experi- this matter of weigl of his carcer vent up the d i Score him | referec “,. Zet find ino has had Tn| stages an | and | This he was | cluss | ve to fight pro- a junior 1 and behold, out as a4 pro 126 and he has been a scalc fighting Lrought th and b club by would | up an Aliano Gotow lo - did did so : bt s but- | matear the g v exactions of of the e for most of I i rted the professional side Malley, irst sport manazer an hi since fin o1 s the it 12 “That 15 imbitions B chanipion is a quarter fouls | with four men field g Baylock also held his man in check | Thiesen Sprafke, ROLLER HOCKEY fier a 35 to 21 Beating ' ying ‘the greatest form of sent scason, the Orioles bas- team defeated the famed Communities at the state} last night. The score was 21 and the points of victory nade in a wild scoring circus second half. Meriden Communities n ar their victory near the top battle for the state junior hat was not completely de- st yea The Meriden team ¢ New J3ritain Burritts had upon it and both are stronz lers for the pennant this teams and by rioles are now Hard Har teams v the f the ies led end | travel Communitics second quarter one time led 14 to But ioles came back nd within one in the ey or 13 to 1 second ed the Baylock made & s team took the 1 ‘o n Saunders and Baylock fol- this with points which gave ioles a 19 to 15 lead. At the the third quarter it was 22 n favor of the Hardware City were point after third Orioles began to field goal one g h being ligh il fough rs scor sowitz, Recano and in succcssion in a quarter spurt that gave the sizeable lead. With the to 1. Shulga was forced | ¢ the game because of per- aad Merid was left To even the num- cach team Victor Baylock c floor and both teams finish- game with four men. sual the Koski-Ko forwar: tion did th bulk of th although Sprafke, left guard Silver City team contributel winne final eling holds of the team Aln ame will b gume Havlic and T will & Arons aunders, the Orioles’ continued their good responsit am’s points. Th made seven points itz a gua ind sum New ary Britain Orloles Fld. . K i : Water Wa and Meriden thein It Hawk rom team. old i I 21 . Meriden; Zevin; scor- at half time Preisser; terman, 14 e Dresse Loom | Anderson-C maini | yet ur hund fan | iaj | bury along | are at tanley Arena Tonight MERIDEN NEW BR | { Tat be ent ‘\'014 [ HARTFORD TEAM MEETS BURRITTS Rivalry to Be Resumed be stacks up defeated by a Hartford aggregation fing t it the Jast three years and hope T Fastime cre The Hartford aggregati team. is composed entirely of Ttalin players. Anthony | The I the Burritts into camp. Burritt HANDBALL MATCHES New the lo stein-1 Plenty of action is in store for th: erved for the ch he has three other courts to g0 to,.as four matches will | progress players at the doubles games. ain for Second Time This Season—Joe Brennan to Lead Visitors in Battle — Opposition to Send in Strongest Lineup Against Reorganized New Brit- ain Tegam — Lanpher to Use Same Team as Last Week-End. night at the Stanley Brooklyn Visitation bas- team, one of the strongest teams in the American Basketball league. will face the New Britain tecam. This will be the second ap- |pearance of the Brooklyn team thix | scason. In their first encounter with | New Britain, the Visitations won out v a six-point margin. 54 to 8. This week, the visitors will meet vastly different combination in this . The New Britain team has been ganized almost completely- since e first game and, ac ing to the nanner in ich the quintet per formed last Saturday night against the fast Past the Maspeth Lithuanians, a great if The locals will |Lattle is in prospect this week-end heir 20th victory of ti The Visitations will send their Burritts have not been |strongest lineup to this city. Head ¢ quintet will be Joe Bren . considered the best basketbal! er in the country today. He wil ed” Conaty in the forward berths. “Stringer” Herlih | will oceupy the center position with erill and Captain Rody Cooney at the guards. Williams. Griebe and ¢ form the reserve forces ere has heen a rumor circula! Last year the Burritis|ed in this city that Joe Brennan ir t a thrilling game with the St Ino longer with the Visitations. There quintet and emerged a|is no truth in this assertion. Last r through a great rally in the [night Brooklyn defeated Rechester quarter. and Brennan occupled a stime team has been tra v-|stellar role in the victory. Manager at high speed this season and |Clarence Lanpher received a letter victories over the McKinluy [today stating that the entire team | ketball ware and Capital Cities ford and New Brita resumed arday ¢ Stanley Arcna when tl ing Bureitt Basketball B w their record intact against ti: n is cor- | cre with a good one of the leaders in the League in the formerly the Athletics and the Kay Nutmegs, two |would be here for the game, includ- > best teams in Hartford. T 1¢ [ing Brennan. Unless some unforeseen is confident that it accident occurs. he will be seen in action in the game. Among all of the teams from the lcague that pMyed here, the Visitation quintet is the only one |that appears here in its entirety. | Consistently on the many appca |ances of the squadhiere. the quintet has carried at least scven men and more times eight. This rule will hold ve Saturday night. New Britain’s combine will lineup the samc as it did against the Mas | peth Lithuanians last Saturday night |in the midnight feature. Collins and Sloman will be at the forwards with ———— | “Sid” Richman at center. Conway rbury Y. M. €. AL Sending Over {4nq Arburr will occupy the guard positions. | The game will get under way af ¢ | ovclock ough every membe e | n will take Manager Ken his men e in good condition for a hacl Saturdav. Yabubowicz, Jasps k. Luty, Carlson. Darrow. G tose will see action. The tart at § o'clock with on holding the whistle Friday cvening, SNiv Teams to Meet Loceal Combinations Tonight WHITE IS FAYORITE Thirty-Nine-Year-Old Bixer is Giver terbury Y. M. € | ix teams of hand ball tonight | Britain will have to be at | best in order to win, for the | city handballers have trimmed Is twice in recent meets Britain will send in the Mag- ins team against the first team Waterbury, the Wall-Aperian Duna-Mangan may play theic va Lynch-Jackson, Green- wson vs. Bauman-Finn. 1-Crowe vs. Velte-Wals is-Patrus, Hibbard-Hergstrom net will meet the re- ng teams from Waterbury as nannounced. the ¥dge Over Opponent in First Comeback Attempt. Chicago. Feb. 20 (R—Charley White and his 83 vears including six years of retirement, today was a 7 to 5 choice to celebrate his comeback attempt in Promoter Jack Demp- sey’s show at the Coliseum tomorrow night. to defeat Henry Perlick, the Kalamazoo, Mich., lightweight twin. In training White’s famous left hook has worked impressively and he is confident of stopping Perlick, ho is about 1§ years his junior. The bout is for six rounds. ball fans, all courts will be Dual Meet, and is not satisfied with on: be in Era e at the same time. Water- MAY PLAY SECOND BASE hand ball players have come| San Antonio, Tex., Feb. 20 (Pi— fast in the past two years and | Bill Cissell, the Chicago White Sox’ hout on par with the Hardware [ £123,600 shortstop, may be moved to second base this season, Manager Donie Bush has indicated. Cissell has been worked at second base every day since the Sox ar- rived, and Bush has spent considera- ble time with him, rons of the Boston Br: crtained by a band concert be- very home game this season. 1o se Mall vithout § very forfeiti pow et 0 comie in u there will b fas s an “ngth or hitting he docs. OUR BOARDING HOUSE 'BY AHERN n them any bout pino opponent as well as be- ton iesically DRESSEL-CROWE RETAIN b STANDING IN HANDBALL -2 5 i i" unchers. Tach s st extia not ma- fighting ompact Despite Defeat in One Game o the Iloutis far low teker-S. Maz Combination. 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