New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1930, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 22. 1930. Speaking of Sports ROGERS ALLE | | L MATCH Hartford ark Delancy news article appearing under | ite of February 25 regarding | ormation of an ice hockey club, 1 up considerable interest in und the city. Rogers Sash & Door, New 1 . 103 104 105 109 ur 93 111 109 | Pede Inquiries have been received both [ ™ mail and by telephone indicating | = + large attendance at the next meet- 1 which will be held at the office of the Swift & Upson Lumber Co. Luesday evening, March 23, 108 SPECIAL o MATCH Telephone, Meriden L1010 98 110 113 109 85 L1064 95 102 20 91 s date has been designated as arter night and all members taken | or having applications on file, will > called charter members. Britain Apparently the game has built up % a large following in this city and many fans have traveled either to New Haven or Springfield to watch the teams in action. These, natural- ly, would like to see ice matches | nearer home. 115 108 118 There must be cnough players in this city of zood cnouzh caliber to rrant the expense of a rink and with an organization and a little boosting, anything is possible. Th objective is a worthy one to those who like ice hockey. The game is exciting and interesting for the | pectators and healthful and exhil- arating for the players. wa The plan of those interested is to have the senior club support and | sponsor junior teams for the purpose of develeping players fron — Bobrowski Today is traveling day for local basketball teams, with the prize for | furthest distance going to the Do club, Coach Ray Anderson and his | team will meet the Boston Boys' club | team in the Hub tonight and will k revenge for the defeat th Beaneaters inflicted here, | Massey Beresak | Antqui | Kurnicx The DeMolay team wins sccond traveling honors with its New York trip. It will meet the George Wash- ington chapter team of the metro- polis this evening at the North Pres- | byterian church in that city. The South church and the Whip- pets will he at Storrs playing in the state tournaments conducted under the auspices of the inter-county “Y'" One least quintet team will remain home, Ihe Pirst Lutheran church Inter-Church league winner and present holder of the state church ehampionship, will engage | the Springfield Lutherans at the | nopka Score WITH THE BOWLERS | ol | | | local Y. M. C. A. tonight. The game will be preceded by a preliminary between the respective junior teams nd will be followed hy a social wthering at the church Cincinnati Reds Are Nearing Best Form Tort Myers, March P The Cincinnati Reds, though making anything but an impressive showing in their exhibition contests; are excellent physical condition. The ar just a shad or two south of the pink” which means perfection, ording to Dan Howley, manager v have developed a hting spirit and Howley they stack up right now as hall club, creating Delioves a good with potential abilities for lot of gr PITCHING STA Winter | —Despite far in Shotton I« be TRONGER en. Fla., March 22 (P a mediocre showing thus exhibition games, Manager of the Phillies said thought his pitching staff would per cent stronger than last And if T am a good prophet continued, mean—that the Phillies will be right up with the leaders when the scason ends.” he YANKEE SQUAD CUT Petersburg, 1la., March 22 (8 first cut in the New York 4 ad has sent two re- eruits (o Albany of the Eastern league. The players, leases, are beck, the Univ sq given outright re- Lee Craig and Fred As- towering pitcher from the rsity of Michigan. Several more ases are expected to be handed out in the next few days. FOXX WON P Tort Myers, Kid Gleason, long coach of the Ath- letics, is telling the world that my Foxx, sensational young first " won the pennant for the 4 i ast y “Yessir, my's hittir A's the flag. vir asserted “Jim- and ave the And you may quote me he will be better this Gileason, fielding ar WILL BOOM TRACK SPORTS I°ritz Crigler, who recently was appointed director of athletics .t the University of Minnesota, | on record strongly favor a better of track nd field Goph-r school. zonc as development sports at the BEARS WON A MAJORITY California’s baseball tcam on tour of Japan and Hawaii won 12 and lost 10 games The Golden Bear broke even in Japan, winning and losing six New York —DAILY— EXP%E,.,%% TR Return ticket good 30 days Brand New Latest Type Parlor Car Coaches Comtortably Heated—Bonded—Insared We Guarantee Your Comfort Leave Urowell’'s Drug Store 77 West Main St 10:25 4. M., 2:15 T, M., 5:30 P. M. Beginning March 16 Daily and Sunday Plhone 1951 Make Reservati arly YANKEE STAGES, Inc. today | 304 Baboons Sehlffert 9 Paluilus | Grip Arel 410 Mandrills in | surprising | 574 Hyenas 11y S 101 ST Geodrow tticelli Crocodiles Camplell 9 Johnson [ pucies 195 LEAGUE CIVIC BOWLING Kinas | Professionals Honeyman 10 et Towarth Mills Exchange Lions m- | Chamber of Commercc 8l 15 58 FRATERNITY ALLEYS A Alrab, o 101 119 94 91 154 493 Speedometer elbrack 01 100 Kic Strom 179 Threaders Headers S 1 Rydverg Jackson Sunison | Rurrows Squires Detroit, March 22 (@ fish hatche has 26,000,000 and fry, incliding trout, ready for spring. E ANGLERS, TAKE NOTICE! 0,000 broak distribution this | (if you can afford one)." | similarity was the [ cHP sHoTs ) BY JIGGER Back in the late fall, a golfing friend, who is quite a bowler, said 1 to this column some day. Yest | he handed me the followin in which he compares golt | bowling. ay rticle and The other day T met a friend on the end of the golfing season. “What you doing these to keep the fat from accumulating I asked. are days) He replicd, “We ing down to the office and bowling every chance I get, I manage to re- tain my girlish figure.” “Dowling,” 1 said, | yon could howl.” “Neither did 1" he replied, more than I know I can play 5o “I never knew Knowing he wasn't at golf 1 sa like the so awful bad W E like them both cqual own way, but T guess I'd have to vote for golf if 1 had to make a choice.” he added. “do you know that the two games are a great deal alike.” N 1 well in their “T never thought in fact I think the ferent.” SWell,” said, “if 1 had I'd tell you what I mean. Drop in to the officc some day and I'll ex plain.’ T replie are quite dit- he The idea ing anything alike interested me |ana the first chance 1 had T drop- §pml into his ofice. Reminding him of his promisc we filled and here is what he told me. “T can’t imagine any two games being more unlike in respect to the ysical plant required, the tools nd instruments or whatever you | have a mind to call them. A bowling | alley is indoors, the space actually | required jour game covers very |tittle distance. A golf course meas- ures about 6,500 yards. An alley is made of wood polished and made. Your links is made of grass, and, water and many other thing: Some laces are level and some are anything but level. To bowl, all you need. beside the alley, is 10 pins, 3 balls and a pin boy. To play golf your outfit of implements can be quite elaborate but you at least need three clubs, a bag, a number of balls (depending upon your ability to stay out of the rough) and a caddy of highly “The cthics of the somewhat apart also. while a player games In a are golf is getting | matc ready to drive or putt, everything is silent, no one talks, moves or does anything to distract him. In a bowl- ing match everything except actu- ally hitting him s fair. Yell, holler, | call him names, everything go Bxcuse me,” T interrupted here, ‘but 1 thought you were going to explain how much alike the games “Well 1 was coming to that,” said. “what 1 had in mind in their ctual playing, or it you will, your state of mind. In both games concentration is essen- | tial, in fact, absolutely necessary Both games Tequire an cntire ab- sence of tautness, rigidity is fatal in both games. breaks of the game are In bowling, a*shot can be a | strike or by varying so mugh as ono eyelash it can be a heartbreaking split. In golf a fine shot to the green, ball can hold the green or by test difference in the way held your club it can roll similar you have | past the pin into a bunker. You hear s 5 la lot about the golf, well the ing and as in go | means the differen and a poor game. ‘follow through' in Iso one in bowl- the absence of it tween a good “In both games the desire to kill [ the ball or the which is common to all us duffers Overanxiousne impatience or ver you'd call it ruins mor games in both goif and bowling than | ny lack of knowledge of how to play. play “Well,” omething to w | But don’t you th be suid of all games?” S0 far concern- results are rtous when in, in our job.” indulged In closin hoped he olf failin 1g the interview T said J would cure some of his s I wanted to take him green open and show a golfer he was a fine ie was going to make a conwribution | “Which game do you | time | our pipes | as level as it can be | 31 At Tarpon Spring: | ROBINS IN FORM Brooklyn Team Beats the Phillies By a 12 to 9 Scorc in Exhibition Game at Clearwater. | Clearwater, Fla.,, March | struck mid-season form. 1In con- | firmation of this might be offe the 12-9 score by which the Robins | Leat the Phillies yesterda At the { the strect whom I had not secn since | height of the season that is just the | | kind of a game the Phils put up. Yesterday's conflict | was marked by cight home run I five of them by the Phillies. A fur )mcr incident that made the game |look like one during the regular | scason was Lester Sweetland’s per- tobins and . between walk-| formance in holding the Robins to| two hits and scoreless over the last three innings weetland is a well known Robin *jinx.” ENS WELL PLEASED "| Manager of Pittsburgh Pirates sat- isfied With the Showing of Two of His Good Hitters, San Francisco, Manager Jewel | seif today as being well pl the successes of the Pitts rates considering that Ens express: hurgh two of his masters of swat are out of the line-| | up. | Althougn the ‘F“K‘SS'W! teeth is {moved the cause of Pic Tra sofe eye, the third baseman cleapup batter likely will | the lineup until the team |into Tefas. Lloyd Waner, | repace Bartell as leadoft r |is out while recovering | sapped by an appendicitis tion. anking of two ab- licved to 1 and enter moves who will n, still strength opera- BASEBALL BRIEI'S the Assoclated At By Press. Clearwater, Fla.—Brooklyn (N) 12: Philadelphia (N) 9. At St. Petersburg, Fla [ York (A) % St Louis (N) | At Ft. Myers, Fla P [phia (A) 5; Cincinnati (N) | At Tampa, Fla. — Indian | (A& 10: Detroit (A) 4. | Pierce. Fla. - i Milwaukee (AA) 2 .0s Angeles — Chicago Portland (PCL) 0. At San Franc (N) 4; San Fran Pittsburgh Is (P’CL) Today" | schedul — Brook- Iyn (N) vs. Toronto (IL) | At san Antonio — N vs. Chicago (A). At St. Petersburg. York (N) Fla | Pi- PUNISH POLICEMAN DRINKING ONDUTY o — Commissionens Fine Kieller Two . 0./ | The Brooklyn Robins scem to have! - Days Leave Month | | TPoliceman Lug | guilty to the o d whil ished by th duty c a meet boa police . men f | we enjoved two $ | duty in addition to their and the commission- in view of all cir- i e, the Kieffer plea of being intoxi- ¢ and was pun- two davs year, stadl 1o headquarters ear- s of March 14 after m en Arch condition to cor nd Lieutenant W. P. was on desk duty, also re 1e policeman ¢ inue on MeCue | | Miss Duty Calls | calls a Bloomquist failure same the to put in « penalty | mete on san v hony Ust nl Clare vo days' pay for s liam oliceman an Sm > call did was evidence Leen trouble with the sions. while Todzia's excuse he chased o nd absented himsel bhox aid made of ent bu I time Appolnted Supernume Appointn not register that box oce: that H he t ont report he pins is a weakness | Nork (A) vs. Boston At Los Angeles — Los Angeles, | At san ¥ (N) vs. At Winter Haven, delphia (N) vs At (4) vs. Cinci | At Chattanooga, ington (A) vs. Chattanooga (£ [ s — Detroit (A). vs. Tampa (SEL). | | At New Orleans — Cleveland (4) |vs. New Orleans (SA). | At West Palm Beach. Louis (4) vs. Buffalo (IL). (N) hicago (N) vs. ; William Koloski William S Fr ¥ tine applicatioms will b Because of hour when the | the comn any ot Wash- A). ed, cuss nov ANESD RAIN SPOILS PRAC San Antonio, Tex., Marl —The Texas weatherman had ter stay away from the White ICE ed Press ») I'ranc Det- Sox Grenoble, lection of found in the tal the 1450, New Th ba local li oldest yrar: 3 dating many Donie s spoiled so tice plans for Manager that he threatening The Chicagoans again to drill indoors yesterday and Bill | ship starti | Cissell and Vie Irasier. the prom- | Huntc ising rookie pitcher, dressed their chi | injuries. free Toronto—Gold is coming de in northern ner. The gove plane on a Hudson Bay to lands taken over New flown taking White tribe | those c the o= Boullion. ‘ AY TWO GAMES | Chicago am, Alabama, M ed he h today and another | der to for | traffic. fined him livery business by motor. Lisbon—Cats their jobs are pests | the authorities ! spring aning both ¢ na prac- Bush reprisals. for pi forced | tries for a undred 40 i Four There metropolitan ¢ Monday. I nternationalist dmissio York pong are were b i OFFICIAL OPPOS | New Orleans, Marc | regular lineup of the Clevels | dians was due to face official oppo- | sition today for the fir: ason. The first strin I play five innings against | Orleans Pelicans before | to the rookies, Shof Ferrell were announced as the | pitehers. ins ment is ¢ mile o 2 fro York—Cru: by the liner touri w Alesia, wi THoly the to by followers Qtto Collins, wh d to beat his ho; compete wi is out § 12 A game has b | ators with Joe F | | here with the | were beaten Barons, Johuson's m 6 to 1. DIXIE BIG FOUR Atlanta March 2 (P—TI r of the Southern t nta, 1 m Nashville- pennants of the the bigge | kasn't far | smaller s CALCUTTA MAYOR Rangoo M SENTE Burma, M Pl Memphis and of the ew Orleans, | J ing ve won 23 loop. in well Ser yor o the 'S association, some of i w ntence oday to ple imprisonmen 1 on a char « to hatma Gandhi paign of civil Sengupta refu the court proc while evidence sented. litiou < ¥ S ) HAVE BIKL RACES s, Ma 00 sports in Texas for and Dallas cyele races may | place alongsida | Plans are under i Dallas, San - Antonio other tracks i Houston Ontario 1 riva Flashes of Life t col- books on chess has been ey to k to strof 0 en ipion cis — | Overnight News Domest, North | | By | ‘ W - Hoov ck from Nicarag — Hoover's fise | Washington or narines I Wa (‘anadian Freighter Is Freed by Court Order M h 2 ol s cisco claimed fwe Two More Bomb: Trust Members Convicted In Chicago Last Night March 22 (®—Two more| The techr pair Both bombs * @ who ad apples” been a member reputedly he Aiello broth way “posses th Ly K confe turned Judge Otto total with At tortios pt end Joseph who sinc waded thr e found guil prison for or addition, bo HUSTON QUESTIO FAGES CONMITTEE 6. 0. 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