New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1930, Page 15

% e Speaking of Sports Although keen disappointment has Jbeen - expressed ia various quarters | because of the fact that Manager | Clarence Lanpher has deccided to call it a basketball season after last Saturday night's game. sober con- sideration of the conditions at the Present time and especially the con-| ditions attendant on the I few games played at the Stanloy Arena, Il bear out the wisdom of the manager from the standpoint of a sports promoter. All season long, the going was| pretty tough and uncertain. Indus- trial conditions were such about the state that all teams except MNew RBritain were forced to ‘quit even be- | fore the season was half over. The| Bristol and Meriden Endces -were | out of the picture, the former for| the greater part of the year while | the latter failed to even start. The | Atlas of New Haven sprouted like mushroom and then died away. | There were no teams about ‘the | state of a quality good cnough to! give the locals oppositon. This | forced Lanpher to go out of the| state and bring clubs here that| hrought with them no especial ‘nter- | est excepting that which the Ians might have in zood basketball ex- hibitions. | €Coming down to the end of the! #eason each year, the series between intra-state rivals such as New Brit- ain, Bristol, « Meriden and other| teams that might be in the running. had, the interest of the fans at a fever pitch. ' This natural rival was- lacking this year and because of this, ctten- | dance wgs falling off each game up- til last Saturday night, only little more than 400 fans paid admission to watch the game. When the Schenectady team failed to appear on time, some of these fans went (o the box office to get their money back. There will be quite a period until | buseball ceis in. It is expected that the Industrial lsague and the City| league will again be orgzamized, | though nothing definite will be done about this until later on when the scason is about to open, The indoor season has trous everywhere for ba though New York state is carrying the season right through this month and part of next. American league | teams report slim attendance =t most of the games while indepen- dent {eams -report that th had a hard time playing at home while the guarantees on the road | have been anything but attractive. When things are right:in this ity every line of sport reccives whole hearted support. If conditions pick up by the time the next indoor s ! son rolls around. we expect New Britain will return to its high pin-| nacle at the top of all the cities ‘n| Connecticut for its support of mports. | — | last night's game against Plain- | ville may have brought the basket- | hall carter of Clifiord Bell. South church captain-and forward, to a close. Bell cut his hand badly on Sunday, but attempted o play despite his injury. He was too murhl handicapped to be in anything like Dis real form, and the cut reopened during the second half, forcing his| retirement. been _disas- ketball, al- Tt is cor will bhe Ketball th nate play, up his sho idered impossible that Bell ble to play any more bas ason, and ihe unfortu- - is considering *hanging " for good. Bell's carcer has extended over five years. Teamed with Wilton Morey in one of the city’s most fa- mous forward combinations, he| started with the South Church Re- serves and then, in three years, was largely instrumental in bringing | three County “Y" and two Inter-| Church league championships to his| team. Al an aggressive player, | lie has also been a high scorer, ond | is fairly certain 1o be leading point | ker in the Count ' loop this year despite his unaveidable Tailurc of last night WANER 6AI | Ens of Pittsburgh Manager Jewel Pirates Hopes to Be Able to Talk | About Base Hits, | | Paso Robles, Cal. March 11 (®— | Later on Manager Ens expecis {0 be | talking about the base hits rifling | oft the bat of Lloyd Waner, Pitls- | burgh Pirate outfielder, but right| now he is thankful for three pounds | of flesh. *“Little Poison” has added | that much to his weight in the past| week, a matter of no little import- ante in view of the fact that he had previously failed to gain folloy- ing a recent appendicitis operation. Lloyd, an almost certainty at the lead-off position in batting still was restricted to light excrcises as the Virates trotted out today for prac- tice. New York ALY — EXPRESS 52 50 ONE 33.75 ROUND WAY TRIP Return ticket good 30 daye Brand New Lafest Type Parlor Car Coaches Comtortably Heated—Bonded—Insared We Guarantee Your Comfort Leave Crowell's Drug Store 77 West Main 8t 10:30 A. M. and 2:15 P. Daily and Sunday Phone 1951 | Make Reservations Early YANKEE STAGES, Inc. | Po | Rebillard ' WITH THE BOWLERS ROGERS ALLEYS JUNIOR CITY LEAGUE Wewt Ends * 101 .105 . % Panatella Tappi B. Luzietti 118 121 14— 533 109— 335 101— 203 558 4761284 itops Goodrow 4711—1340 Reney Smeke 107 103 20 107 129 126— 90— 14— 108— 14— 341 291 330 308 568 596—1830 s South Bnds AT 180 159 121 .102 Wagnet Volihart Poriins Seitel 555 East Eads 140 a9 107 Ya. Do Dah! Vosnc 3 Anderson 132 Leupold 35 Odman GIRLS' Toss 5 oimstrom Koerber Jalubowicz Gorman 438 Stanley Works 05 25 103 97 4L 4 FRATERNITY ALLEYS TAFNIE LEAGUZ NO. Tarks 3 2 a1 118 Hanaon Pascoo ... Low Score Koch Marom Diekenson Smita | Par Tobertson Garafona Kelpinski Baeir Champlin Gorman Sorel Drummond Belden Prelle Berg, 420 Automaties Abrahamson 95 Aloxander 55 8 3 105 100— 59— 109— 289 28 Bardwin Kisselbach 245 250 298 297 435—1407 254 | Log . Suneson Burrows Squires Hackborth Mac Maiarese Hansea Lercille ~1310 194 0 - H 240 287 Troy 430—124) FAPNIE LEAGUE Granquist Griswold c i Cassella Chatenery Liss Mason Fournier 0 Bartinski Graham Apelgreen Frick Beraier Flodd Burnham Low Score 3991126 Dartmeuth SR 258 278 280 333 Laprise Wesoly Eiton Pers s38-1100 OWNER BECOMES ROOKIE Orlando, Fla., March 11 (®—Sid- ney Weil, the rookié magnate of the majors, knows what it is to be a rookie on his Cincinnati Reds. Weil, | who ‘came here yesterday to loek over Rhis club, donned a uniform himself but gave up groaning in short order. Joe Stripp, who expects to play | third base, took a bounding ball on | the eye to become the Reds' first casualty. USE HERALD CLASSIFIER ADS 7| Y., defeated Henry Lema N SEASON'S PREDICTION Another , ‘ Pepnant_for Cubs With | Giants ' and Pirates Second Place, Says Burt Shotton. Winter Haven, Fla., March 11 (8 —Another. pennant for the Cubs, with the Giants and Pirates fighting | |it out for. runner-up position and| the Phillies in a first division berth, | | is the way Burt Shotton, Phillie manager,. sizes up the National! league campaign. | Barring accidents or unusual hap- | penings, there’s no way to beat the ! Cubs,” Shotton said. “The Phillies have a well knit club full of power and determina- [tion. e should make the other| | clubs hustle this year, with the pos- | | sibility. of giving the Giants and | Piratés a good battle.” | g I FIGHTS LAST NIGHT | in By ihe Associated Press {ew York—Maxie Roscnbloory, New York, defeated Larry Johnson, | Chicago, foul, (6); Lou Scozza, | pointed Rasy Rosales, Cleveland, (10); Joe Ranovic, Binghampton, N. | , Washing: ton, D. foul, (1.) Toledo—Eddic Anderson, Chicago. | and Johnny Farr, Cleveland, drew, (10.) Philadelphia — Gorge Godfrey, | Leiperville, P opped Jack Gross, | salem, N..J.. (3); Jimmy Herman, Hazelton, Pa., outpointed Wi Henry, California, (6.) Flint, Mich. — Roger Bernard, Tiint, stopped Pete Zivic, Pittsburgh. Ta. (6.) Green Bay.. Wis.—Joe izzeretld, | Milwaukee, stopped Reddy Blanch-| | erd, St. Paul, (1.) | Louisville—Pat - Freeman, Louis- | ville, outpointed Joe Brian, James: | town. Ind. (10.) | | Tulsa, Okla.—King Tut, Minne- apolis; ' stopped Wildcat Monte, Drumright, Okla. (&. Oklahoma City—George Hoffman. | “Ne:\' York, outpointed Joe I‘acko.‘ | Toledo; (10.) | | | | | | i SPRING-BUCKS WIN AGAIN |~ In a wild and frenzied game. the | Spring & Buckley basketball team | mothered the specdy Weeder-Root | quintet of Bristol at the Stanley | Arena last night under a score of 31 to 227 Nom Begley started the game off with a circus shot from a difficult | |angle in mid-floor. Then. following | the lead of 'Grimala,” Wilks and I. Begley, the Spring-Bucks smote the V. R.'s so viciously that no uncer- tainty - remained as to the locals' superiority. Zetarski and Cavaleri scored best for Bristol. The score: | rng & Buckley rid Anderson. 0 T. Begler, N. Begley, | Wilks, 1t Spring, ¢ Grimala, r3 | Mauro, } | Huybrecthes rt Iz . 12 Veeder-Root Co. Zetarski, rf 3 Brannu Cavaler ! Bachand. | W e | Score at half time, 0-5. S Referee, Ross. Timer, Johnson. er, Baisden. AUSTIN COMETS WIN Tn a fast and rough game last nizht, the Austin Comets basketball team noced out the Curch Outlaws by the score of 20 to 15. The Comets expected to play the Trinity Mctho- | dists but Mancger Keeley brought | anotier quintet around. The | Austin Comets Pid Fl Malone, rf Kasulis, I Johnson, ¢ . Morawa, rg .. De Simone, 1g . |G Ae 0 2 Church Outlaws 5 Fld Bengston, If ... | carle, ¢ | Gilman, rz | Haiting, Ig | Score at half time, 10-3 Referze, Marietta. Timers, | Scorer, Eckert. Comets. Masse. | BRI SR T | |tNO' WORRY ABOUT RELEASES “ | _Avalon; Catalina Island, Calif, ‘March 11 (#—Recruit pitchers wm\; the Chicago Cubs have no cause to worry about releases for at least| {three ‘eeks—unless Manager Jo | | McCarthy changes his plans. The Cub-boss does not intend to| use the axe until the squad arrives| at Kansas City, on the way home, |and ‘apparently does not figure to drop Al Shealy, once a New York Yankee whose work so far rates him | as the number one relief hurler. |are to be only veterans, then put | Donnelly | about polo, come around and sce us. | Sir Ernest Holderness has won the |4 4 4, 4 in the mid-winter has be- | |in the spring. | No apolozies are now necded for the | FYESTERARE EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1920. Picking Next Year’s Roller Hockey Team Letters continue to come in from fans concerning the roller hockey team for next year. Some of them Fjnal Games to Be Played follow: | < Sports editor: | I want to get my oar in on this hockey proposition, so here goes. My suggestion is: l1st rush, Earl Pierce; 2d rush, Arthur Williams; center, Thompson; halfback, Don- | nelly, and goal. cither Hoft or | Hayes if one of the younger players | is to be given a chance, but if therc a Victory in Order to ders Meets Gascos Whil Russwin Quintet. League Standing w 1. in Purcell. TYours in sport, ARTHUR WEARE Stanley Rule Corbin | Russwin Gy | stanley Works .. Gascos .. Fatnirs 3 Corbin Cabinet . . & I Corbin .. | Landers . I think that | Newmatics . ... one of the best centers Tonight's Game | in the business today and I think i | “Kid” Williams s one of the best rushers. I have secn many games this year and last and as many 20 years ago too, and I think these tsvo men are the best ones to Leep. Iam talking for myself and some of the othcr men who work with me and an voller hockey fa I belong to the New Britain Fire department and 1 am stationed at No. 2 on Elm strect. If you want to know something Sports editor: As a patron of roller hockey, 1 would suggest to licep two players of this year’s team for next yea and they are “Red” Dénnelly and “Kid” Williams, and to build a team around these two men. Stanlcy Rule. tands between al League basketbail One great obstacle nley Rule, Industr onship, tiember of the Worls ful ton since th m outzide of American Corporztion ha: won the crown. This is the last nizht on me vill be the final co It iz the L perzon intoreste been watching ney. The stion t host in th of & tators 1z whnth Works vill lie dawn and 1ot its fellaw mem- ber win the hgnor cr it will put ey thing it into c t nece: v for nd Corbin A post zeason contest. the Rulers will cau and the cw sho this tie will be played off pr y on I'riday of this week. No definite | date has been tot pending the recult | of the Stanley family clash DAVID 7. MOORE. Engine Co. No. 2 Sports editor: 1 This is the team would be an all- lineup is as folloy “Kid” Willian center; “Rubé Bill Jette. goal. be a zood t c would pass to William would slam them in. Williams then | would lead in goal getters and Dy- | son would not care how many goals | Williams got because he would be trying to lead the first rushers. | K. E. B. which I think ar team. The |, Dyson, 1st rush: d rush; Donnelly, Williams, halfba < this would < s the t er mak Rule play for tween to A de a t it for a the | into a 0! lice f courze if the Cab ¢ Rucswin outfit in the The Gascos can take a toe hold on fifth place for the scason if they de- feat Lander: ve final 1 between possible in the tanding. One is a draw anley Rule and C ird pla and anley tie 15 onc There is n Corbin X in for ¢ Corbin sl G uscwin | ibility of e Cabinct and T enth place er should win it d finish in with Tafnir for zixth place This is the finish 2 one sreatest basketball scasons in Indus- trial League history. The great fin- | ish wa: end of the fir<t scacon Ye: when Corbin Cabinet & T. Corbin teams plazed off exizted cnd of the sinet o a tic ot he and P. a tie that 1. 1 ——m—— BY JIGGER Signs that the golf season is not Shuttle Meadow club, handicaps go- | ing in to the sicte association, tour- | Val [Flood enclosing notice v uh; the locker bills, suggesting that tie he local courses ol A 1 and with some M weSs<<t Guring the next three abouls as early as last s bility, and a reality for several play-! ers, during the past months. have managed to get in a round or two every month since tempors ed in comfor judiciously cho ity varm It mild wint et | far away; annual meeting of the | nament schedule being made out and | players' clubs need a going over. 00od playing conditior weeks, golf will be in o here- | Year round golt has been a possi- | me of us who are not “snow birds" | sreens were opened and have play- foral tor d in n Golfer describes one in Lngland that has been run off an- nually for 11 vears, in which some | of the best British amateurs par- | LL ticipate. It i3 played at Rye and | by come a habit with him. This sea- F[]R HARH son the players got a great kick by | ) e (f",'.'l » New York Club Ready to Step weoves Onf and Win Penuant = alzo will cxnected tayoit Lt event five times. ishing with 3, | veterans now feel that the s i ry to steel is going to prove a s help to their game. Miss Van Wie and Miss Orcutt| St. Petersburg. Fla., March can retain the form they have dis-| —The warning may as well played in Florida, and if Miss Col- | broadcast now that the New Yors lett gets back in her stride, U\P‘\'.\nkocs, after taking it strictly on American women's team will make a{ the chin in 1920, are ready to stop sreat showing in England later on | right back into the American Leagi It was splendid l\\":prm\an[ fight and make the Athlet- pericnce for Miss Bennett to com- prove they belonz on top. pete against theke stars and the 1o- | pour vears ago. after the cal girl gives promise of champion- | cyampionship machine of the Eeipgoalibers cracked up, the late Mil coy vinning 11 i) he Oreutt friends @ iss Maur ized some lo it she comes to New spring, it is expee play the Shuttle Meadow course. en he ar seball wi or at t repeat the process. | Shawkey has a wealth of able new material in hand to most, if not all of the we: of 1929, whether or not this It wasn't so long ago that golf was laughed at as a game for a h man to give his serious attention to, A and it was a shorter time ago {hat | (CieNt 10 accomplish more than Ping-pong was regarded as a parlor | IrEUMeNt with Connic Mack's £ game for the ladies and children, | OULfit. Pitching remains the tion mark and a big one. royal and ancient game but, in case | With Babe Ruth roaring defiar you have not kept pace with the|from all corners of the field e other despised sport. behold an ama- [ to prove he is a bargain at $50.001 teur championship of the metropol- |and far from being i itan district about to be held in the | Yankees have his cpirit a Hotel Pennsylvania fog ping-pong | point. The youngst supremacy of Gotham. One wonders | veterans all gain a big chun why the event is labeled “amateur.” | ipiration from the Rabe Are there ping-pong pro { more irrcpressible on the field than lever. Outwardly the big, bronz:l | playboy of baseball looks to be in a rally s as well as of in- who s FOR BEST RESUL/ |USE MERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ! remarkably good condition | STANLEY WORKS TONIGHT League at Tahs’ Hall—Leaguc Leaders Must Score | Face Tough Struggle With Family Rivals — Lan- cms y's contest at Fort Myers provefl other slugfest with the Cards om the long end of a 16 to 9 count. Er- rors proved costly to both squad: Homer Peel, acquired from thg Phillles to bolster the garden, con- nected in good style, grabbing a |triple, two doubles and a cingle in six times up while driving in sis runs. n to tackle the that of rebuilding the To start with he has George Pipgras and ary as a wel| casoned another capable portsil: Lid Wells and the youth- Sherid right hand-r s to be a regular and 1is year. Herb Pennock will from the go he stage 1€ -back, not much prozpect of 1 old ul le Corbin Cabinet Plays misht recover his 102 |a regular post, so t | buildinz most of his | neweon Iende unimpressive r an id | main problem e 1 old Tom 7 nucleus, eteran in ful Roy in Industrial Basketball v “ ar be a Capture Championship — x o WINS SEVEN ROUNDS Joe Monte Scores His Third Victory vering 1is Johnson form to ga.n hawkey hopes on the on. despite an cord in the Interna- Beh | tional Leazue, has shown a reco.d 14 | of training camp stuff. So have Polii who |and Andrew Gomez been il nd is underweight he loo the part of a capable southpa. Two of the coll prospec from Mich Bob Walsh from Notre D Over Harry Allca in a Bout at the needed a robust ° lder to replac seems to have (Dusty) Cooke, Paul in the Ameri- on last year, and looks product. A thicd required and he ap- arrived in full equip- of Ben C Paul. club outf and Doston Arena, DIetgel, March (UP) — Joe von seven of the 10 rounds his third victory over Harry Jout between the Brocks yhts at Boston Arena Monte weighed 184 ang Bos! 11 Montc to score Alle has t n pears to have ment in the person man. also from ficld as well as hit More and better pitching has ben the mo:t important of the spring irements and, though on actual battle will prove anything. the club apparently has uncovered three. if.not four, prospective sta in Ivy Paul Andrews, the Alabam who was with Albany last yea ricus Polli who won 22 and lo.t U St. Paul Jast year: Vernon Gomez, southpaw who won 15 anli lezt 10 nd Bid ilende thought Monte's attack centered about Allen’s body. Allen won the first, siuth and final rounds. In the fifth + stiff right that st the ropes, not slow up the iably, Monte's est in the sev- ninth rounds, and scemed on the PLAY LAST GAME Athletics to Battle in Fourth Con- of lish lig test Tod six Bradenton With the St a on contest betw the Philadelp on for here this afternoon. Fla Louis ¢ ed March dina I th t depend needed fied Adver- anything went wrong with tI oned stone combination ric Koenis. shortstop, and Toz q sman whos ulder has bothercd him for som time. On poszible emer- zenc, v and Jimm Re mer Oakland combini tion, brouzht together n for th were bought o, with the ben - perience is a fing tecond base Lou Gel S e S 0 O e R T e TG a W) KEEP YOUR CREDIT GOOD We scli money on time just like Autos, Homes, are sold. Rorrow £100, 8200, $300, repay $ 5.69 per mo. repay $10.00 per mo. . repay $15.00 per mo. lookin, No fees, extras or delays—We will help your credit Burly Kentucky procpect g, at Combs, ndation firct per cant per month on the unpaid bal IUTUAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICE 111 MAIN STRELT (Over Ashley's) in center, for their ind the bat. the Y: cauipped than Wally Sch Rangy Bill Dickey 1t younz catcher last 3 r one this ork so far. ices seem better any E was | prime. zenc (Bubble Hargrave, persu d to accompar Polli, Chapman and Cooke in neral movement from St. Paul ¢ York, has the cxpericnce need ed to work with the young pitche.: There no question whatey that the will ha as if not allop than T ind no one h 1 to ther the hitle Wilh Dickey or & there i3 a potenti in cverw pogsition nd a . T osition LOOK! LOOK! Introductory Offer for TEN DAYS ONLY BEST LEHIGH COAL NUT AND STOVE ew bi PEA COAL Combs, 1 i hit o SAVE YOUR DOLLARS HOTTER COAL CORP. 2 WOODLAND PHONE 4637 Ruth @nd Genri Cooke did it Har- n anl an Aecociation and exceeded this mark Leazu % bot} American Shawkey, OUT OUR WAY the wtional Assoc vice By WILLIAMS HARDER, 10K~ POLL HARDER ! HE'S GoT A TORRIBLE JOVEH MOUTH, /DATS ALL RIGHT, /Bm’ DOAN FOGIT, | Bo{~— DE HARDER AR PLULLS "M BACK WIFFE DE UNES, DE HARDER 1SE PUSHIN' "M FORWULD | ‘, WIFF DE STARRUPS,.” / — A PULL \WiTH A POsSH. JRWiILLiaMmc 1S ©1330 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. 3- | | \_Res u.s pat orr |SALESMAN SAM ~esTerOaY? \ PRESUME tAOST LIKELS + WAS - e e L, W Qe Mo SAY, GUY, ARE You TH' ONE| WHO WAITED ON MY WIFE e AN’ YA SOLD HER A WHOLE) LOT O’ DOG BISCUIT AN’ SOAP AT A BARGAIN, OIDN'TCHA ? Good Salesmanship Rewarded L < NOW | GOTTA BUY ¥ A DoG!!