New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1930, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930. 1t was agreed that, in the event cach team won one victory, the margins between the teams in the three games would determine the championship. The local quintet de- feated Wapping by 11 points and |lost to Plainville by two, giving it & |‘margin” of nine. Plainville lost to Wapping by six and took New Brit- ain by two, making its final figure a minus four, while Wapping ended with minus five. Speaking of Sports The defeat of Bat Battalino, world's featherweight champion, by Bud Taylor, Terre Haute terrier, in Detroit last night, makes one won- der i the Hartford boy is real “cheese champion” as man York scribes and others ha cd. | Probably the first introduction of algebra and negative quantitics into basketball. ve hint- Taylor, the man who beat him last night. was the first good feath- erweight Battalino has met since he defeated Andre Routis for the championship in Hartford this past season. Taylor's victory was not totally decisive and the bout itsel? was not for the championship. There was more interest at the New Britain-Wapping game Wed- nesday night in what margin New Britain needed than in who had made the last basket or would make the next. The Wapping supporters kept raising their estimates, start- ing at five and finally reaching eight, bue the 11-point gap piled up by the The outcome of the fight in De- locals outstripped all their claims. i troit brings us back to ti night | that Battalino fought Fernandez IHartford. Then it scemed to us t The mathematical puzzle has even {led to the suggestion that Wapping Battalino was either pulling |should have failed to show up for punches for fear that he might|the game, in which instance New again break his brittle hands. or he | Britain would have won by 2-0. And had lost that terrific sock that|a two-point margin would not have brought him as an amateur, to tha | been enough for the locals to win top of the pilc {and would have given Wapping the title! As Jack Britton remarked, no | fighter, even one as tough as Fer-| Tooking at the story from anoth- nandez is known to be, could stand | | er angle: The local management to- under the terrific lacing handed | day received a communication from by Battalino, ~ without —going |the manager of one §f the league down—if Battalino was the devas-|tcams which . finished rather far tating puncher he has always been | down in the standing. It said, “Glad touted to be. |you won the title, The most sports- | manlike team surely won.” Which | did the feelings of the locals no harm. him Battalino failed o hurt Taylor last night. Once again he forced tite fighting instead of boxing his opponent and. once again, he re- ceived the worst of it. He will learn sometime, perhaps, that it doesn't pay to step into these boy who really know ring warfarc from | A to Z. i We fear greatly for Battalino's championship and diamond studded | Mo belt, should he ever meet up with | cypoih Kid Chocolate, the scnsational Cu- ban. WITH THE BOWLERS ROGERS ALLEYS STANLEY RULE LDAGUE nkewicz Wolfe Valenting Knowles Primo Carnera is apother fighter who has caused us to wonder. Not that he appears to be a coming world's champion, but because we are waiting. patiently for the time when he will be matched with a| fighter. He has.met a string of palookas so far and he has scorei |Zeutsch 1 ht knockouts. This docsn's | an nything to us or to others who are by better students of | the boxing game than we are. We want to sce how Carnera, | man mountain that he is, will stand up under the punching of a real fighter, one of those fellows who doesn’t wilt under the first solid | punch on the chin. Then on® could tell a great deal better about wheth- er he has the stuff or not. Harry Kieffer, assistant director at the Y. M. C. A., tapping the maple tree beside building the other day. He looking for sap—Mind, we did not say he was a sap or looking for saps—we say he was cmulating t! bhoys in Cal Coolidge's state. E Wwas after maple suga physical went out | the was, Parker | Thorpe Perretta totts [ Witeux Oskiew Groman wless Kardokas Moffatt, He got a considerable amount of the fluid that turns to sugar and immediately he went to the kitchen 1o boll it down. While the concoc- tion was stewing, some dastardly scoundrel stole in and poured a lot of glue into the pan. Harry re- turned and found the gelatinous mass and was surc he had sugar. He took a mouthful and nearly had heart failure and lock jaw together. Here's one for the books. Last Saturday the Tigers, champs of the “Y'" Basketball league, journeyed to Saybrook to play the town te which had won 27 out of 29 games. e Just six players made the trip, there being no scorckeeper or tini- er. As a result the extra player during each half kept score. Hinchliffe Rittner chinfe Stepeci Brooks Benvalct | Matulis | Odman McBriaity Leupold =+ 419 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE FPost Office sy 12 After the game, the local players 10 paid no attention to the score. ing under the on that th ¢ | Boardma had been de ndl they wors | o aman not interested in the margin of S brook's victory. | Newton | Anderson | Spinetta’s Market Wagnet 109 sJonl Helie To their friends here, they re-|Arata marked that they had been defeated |Larson by a few points. Iinally “Abe”|S Arouson, captain of the team, dur- ing a few idle moments looked over the scorebook and received the su prise of his life upon adding up the |fesers score. General Roofing Co. Gordon | Tronos e Stedman Instead of being defeated the Ti- gers had won the battle by a 33 to 32 score but it would never have been known if Aronson had not cas- ually glanced over the scorebook. Like the policemen the com- Munist mecting last evening. \Irm-‘ ager Ken Saunders of the Burritts | Young rotains a p ive face and a Smlh;: EXOINE 4 o o 5 at Tex Zevin's barkings. |22y s s | Lindbe 87 120 Because of the way in which it | won the County “Y” basketball title | —on a basis of points and margins | pesten after the three teams in the play- |Josephs off had won a game apicce—the | Pethigal South church quintet is being re- | Sireeiine ferred to facetitiously in some quar- | ters as the “mathematical cham- pions” of the league. New York —DAILY— EXPRESS 52.50 ONE 33 ROUND Landers, N. B. Lumber Co. i 109 138 10 113 13 88 04 112 153 614 Co. 11 Knowles Wells Shepard Piedmont Cooney 466 542 N. E. 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Music was furnished by Lewis Chapman dur- | ing the dinner, after which there | was a short program of speaking, with William F. Middlemass pr siding. R. C. Merwin, chairman of the church athletic committee, reviewed the conquests of the asketball teams. Ile recalled that the pres. ent senior team had played toegther for four years, during which time it had won $4 games and lost only 22 capturing the senior County * league in every one of the four se sons and winning the Inter-Church league twice and finishing sccond the other two times. The ve | team captured the Junior Church | title, being undefeated in a schedule of eight games, while an intermedi- ate outfit composed of the players | not more than 17 of age wound up third in the intermediate | County Y. M. C. A. loop. | Alfred Rapp. director of young people’'s work the church, ex- 4 tended congratulations to the teams. | Kermet E, Parker, manager and ]scv\ior team guard, responded to a toast, Tow We Like to Do It,” and retailed a number of humorous in- cidents of the past season. Captain Cliftord Bell of the senior team. re- | sponding to “How It I'ecls to Thow | | Them From Beyond the Center.” thanked the church for the banquet and its support in other wavs. Re Dr. George W. . Hill, the | pastor, said a few words of con- gratulation. Ira C. Williams of Waterbury concluded the evening's program with an entertainment of parlor tricks. The players present were Clifford Bell, Ernest Jacobi, Theodore Wes sels, Otto Barta, Kermet Parker, Wilton Morey, Daniel Wosilus, ¥rancis Hattings, Bernard Wosilus, Ebbe Zetterman, William .\I('r?a.) Arnold Cormier, Tawrence Stanley, | FFred Wheeler, Tverett Gunther !Tussell Anderson and William Captain Bell will treat the mem- | Ibers of the championship senior | team to a turkey supper at his home on Commonwealth avenue this evening in celebration of its victory | over Wapping on Wednesday night. Senior Ted Cross Life is due to start noxt Tuesday night at $:15 o'clock, and will be under the supervision of rederick Feldman, local Red Cross saminer. The course of lossons is free to any rong swimmer in New | Britain 17 years and over. The class will be limited to 10 and those de- siring the course of lessons are re- | | quested to sign up at once with the local ‘¥’ physical Hergstrom. Saturday this week at 3 p. m., Red Cross life saving tests will be con- ducted for the members who re- cently completed the course of in-| struction. rese years | 3 | | The new Saving cours Next week four indoor Imsd-.fll! leagues will be organized in the| senior classes which meet on Mon- | day and Iriday nights. The league fs | due to start on Friday, April 4. Two | |teams will play a serics of matches lon Monday nights and two on ¥ri- | day nights. Winners of the Monday {and Friday Jeagues will meet for the | ‘Y’ championship. Out of these four groups a representative ‘Y’ team will be formed to play against the Y. M. T. A. & B. team in a ser- ies of games at the Tabs' gymna- sium. Starting April 2 every Wednesday evening swimming class for hrgm-l ners in the senior division will be conducted by the local physical di- rector. Quite € number of the interested in outdoor tracl | terested in forming tra team. If enough mc =n up the | | first call for will be issucd April 1 | Saturday night this week Spring- | field will send down two basketball |teams from the Swedish Lutheran | church of that city to go up against | the junior and senior Swedish Luth- | eran teams of this city. The games will be plaved off at the local ‘Y’| gym Saturday night this week. The senior Swedish Lutheran team will also enter the state church leaguc which is due to start in the very| near future. | WILL REFEREE AT RE Lawson Iolertson. hea coach at the University of Pe vania and famous Olympic tuto! be referee at the cighth annt versity of Kansas rc ¥OR BEST RE HERALD CLAS members are fn- | AvS | track | nsyl- will | 1 Uni- SOUTH CHURCH IS |BiGHT COLLBGES Witk | ‘lkx.\lcrl\ Intercollegiate Association's | colleges are to s | the TESCrve | yesociation’s annual championships which sity of Pennsylvania paestra. | Penn town [bers of the Easf {been admitted to the tournament. | fender and ual [ their ¢ that | fend Penn Iy, Charley | pounds, | Maryland, Winner: { will move into the semi decided tomorrow night I | World's Featherweight Champioa | ¢ K the ring last night overweight. | up. i neutr; | ehester, tomorrow ' Sout'i- dircctor, Joseph | but tiie locals are confident of mai- ing a good showing and possibly of | upsetting their rivals, who are figur- SEBK BOXING HONORS | ‘on it Vo hampranehiv. | The New Britain players will leay | the local Y. M. C. A. shortly after 1 oclock tomorrow fternoon. Annual Championships Will Start Tonight. h 21 (-1 k team hono | Nearly Intercollegiate Toxing | Philadelphi 1,000 Persons, Hall Negrocs Jastern and Half Whites, Stage Battles start tonight at the Univer-| After Court Conte: Masch avly | persons approximately hal | wnd halt , rioted for | m nour n University | campus last night ov: s of a basketball game ot | rsity gymmasium in which | white high schoal | itu- In addition to Pennsyl ago, achusetts Institute of state, Syracuse, Navy, George nd Western Maryland, mem- n Intercollegiate association., New York ‘university has ania, Mass- Technology, Negroe nearly 0o Chic the the e te from a defeated o1 tion Police s State is the team tit m one of the five individ titleholders who will defend mpionships also represent institution. Those who will de- | crowns are Julius tate, 115 pounds: J. A. Fitz- erald, Navy, 125 pounds: Dan Cris Western Maryland, 135 pounds Fish. Georgetown 145 and T. B. Klepac, Western 160 pounds. y-cight houts in the prelimi Penn rom a Negro s from the \ : Latterc ven commandeered four stations, batiled with of heads we hal crov Lpstein. scor street cars by the police arrived. started when Neg'o backed the Wendeh cam became involved irgument with Calumet high over the referce’s deci- umet had won the are listed rics tonight als, 10 be afternoon. The decided tomorrow Twen game will be other 0 off the trolley pol-. then became disput neril BATTALINO DEFEATED o otcr volver. Loses Decision in Detroit Dout to Bud Taylor. Detroit, Mich., March 21 Bud Taylor, the vetcran Don and Iis British Built weight battler from Terre Hau ) e | Ind.. today held a decision over Bat| Tiacing Car May Smash Existing) Battalino, the world titleholder, b he did not have the champions| Lecause he was forced to come into (Ur)— ther- | Kaye Marks on Neat Trials, Daytona Beach, (UI)—Kayne Don and his Britisi Luilt racing car have reached & roint in their 1ather rapid evolutiol | vhere both are considered capabls | of settlng a world's record the nest time out. . For that reason they will not the beach again. under prese until the sea has smoothed | out the rough spots and the weath s gavorable for a rccord run, Pre- Liminary tests, Don said. are over. ‘ While two round trips of the| nine mile course yesterday were not impressive from the spectatob's view- peint, they were important bits of V reparation for the time when Don will stake everything, including per Laps his life, on his ability to drive mfthe Silver Dullet r than | man has ever travelled on land, ¥la., March pounds awarded the 1 rounds the chan Taylor. who weighed 127% to Battalino's 127 decision at the ¢ fast milling, which pion on the floor on The lone knockdown came at the tart of the sccond round. It was he first blow struck—a sizzling le to the jaw—and Battalino went dow on his knees. He waited until the ccunt reached cight before he go of t saw e g0 on P Battalino's rushing lias brought him morc cemparison to the time fighting than Faylor has lized by Bud's ience and his left, which he shet he champion's face time and a te throw him off balan which knockouts i1 he 1 sco attact s be-n A, was greater expe any outh Church Juniors To Engage Southington The junior teams representing tiu: South church of t and th Southington Y. 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This s 1id to have one of the floors w York. he following men will make th rip: Hewett, Morey, Erickson, Ber: und, Swanson, Anderson, Knowles Stohl, Brown and Johnson, besid Coach nnett, Mana Mucl Holcombe, and N Brown and Several gro f rooters alsw plan to be p AFTER SWIN TITLES Colls deti- Yorker's Dhest sent Natators of Last Gathered at New Haven for Evenis to Be Staged in Yale Pool. h Haven, March 21 (UP)— Leading intercollegiate swimmers of here today for the 24th annual individual ¢ hips of the intercollegiate swim- ming association,to be staged tod« tomorrow in Yale's Carnegic were ool Chief Geors entered itgers. pion in troke expected 50 and to aroun Olympic the 4 The Ru to con add to Kojac of T national ch and 150 yard ba pete in the 50, 1 sprints in an effort laurels. h WILL CLAIM TITLE Phil Scott, Britich Heay yweight, Now says He Was Touled Siv Times By Jack Sharkey. Southampt (UP)—Phil t weight, hoisted his ¢ tr number of timss Jack Sharkey “foul- him at Miami to six. upon his arrival here on the Maje “I'm going to claim the wortl through British board of control,” he reiterated, adding that would “think very seriously be- oing to America again.” The board of control, it was not i, considerin claim on an alleged unespurgat of the fight. Char manager, will tes board with a yiew Eng.. March S, Lnglish heav imate of ed” at re Scott's based asx, Scott th claiming the for tu world npion- ! Ma ried about the le pitching. G MACK Tort ger Cc tics pitchir atist s me I'y arn 1 e TIGERS Tomi You'll A Myers, 361 MAIN STREET BIT WORRIED Fla., March Mack is a bit s world champion At staff ied that I've v iid today, “but hurry about t is not enough ool e got no worrles about f 3 vaw and Walbers enth tinning after it Ip. 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