New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1930, Page 10

CORBIN SCREW AND NATIONAL GUARDS TO MEET IN SINGLE GAME THURSDAY NI NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 193 GHT—INDUSTRIAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE SEASON WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS—PLAY IS CONTINUED IN INTER-CLASS COURT LEAGUE AT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL—ITEMS SEVENTY HORSES TO RUN IN STEEPLECHASE SEASON IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE WAS A SUCCESS Race for Championship This Year Was the Greatest Staged in Circuit’'s History — Addition of Gascos to Roster of Teams Best Asset in Many Terms — Corbin Screw Team Won Championship Against Non-Support of Majority of Fans—Enters in State Competition. Despite t lled hard times in this city the Y. M. C. A. Industrial Basketball League went through its BOYS' CLUB LOSES | T0BRISTOL AGAIN Yisitors Pile Up Big Margin in Closing Periods ? The local Boys' club proved help- less last night at the hands of its | Bristol rival and went down to a bad 54-22 defeat in a basketball gamc which was evenly fought in the first alf but became a rout in the closing | periods as the Bell City team broke DUSTY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS TO PLAY GUARD QUINTET | Corbin Serew Baskethall Team to Battle Recanomen at State Armory Thursday Night — City Champion- ship to Be at Stake—Bitter Rivalry Crops Out Be- tween Two Aggregations—Tabs to Meet Y. M. H, A. Crew in Preliminary Game — Regulars to See Action. Corbin Screw, Industrial has H | ball league champions, and the Na- tional Guards, a representative team ine style and finished away and dropped in baskets from sixth season in fine style and finis ATy AL I helattnn | ar. athletic and financial success. | home players were still a bit tired | This year's us the greatest | 3 th from the Boston game on Saturday | :g:hru]:i;:: : e ]\:l,',o(‘.:gh\w SR Em:m while they continued in the| Bl Rt G | mental funk which has handicapped Jeast onc good game. On many o casions the fans were treated good exhibitions and one of two times the three games were excellent attractions that were bitterly fought Last year there was not i overtime game but this year vere t . Several of th were decided by one or Lo points and on some occasions t nning hasket was made scconds before finish, of some of the leaguc's hest b | ball talent, will battle for the city championship at the state armory ——— Thursday night, it was decided at a conference last night. The usual Thursday night drill of A i & : Former Dartmonth Grid Star fo] e us : | sult, the Bristolites, mostly member. % i i P : i i H fi Pd :“’“:““‘Tl"imilgr' ?'v"“]:x 'i'":ll::!m:’v';hvl ;\‘; U[] 0 [l]fll‘ wm] C]‘l}wa lof the ¢jty championship Dixies, | ¢ g e B = Appefll 10 hartlo; 1o Euine will Kot ba Isterihpa 1% mp | , , | | swarmed over the Hardware City| any other ecvents, | team to what became a rout in the | % ¢ F 9 . T cha v ) el - ¢ York, March 24 (®—Johnny | last quarter, e | st o ; | Hartford, Conn, March 26—Gus 1“‘° ;h""”fm"'“"m““‘,”\;?,,d””‘,"la : 3 | The edil % ‘ ; ; 4 R | (Dynamite) Sonnenberg, who has|cd in one game rather thal Risko, whether or not he ever climbs|. The visitors forged {o the front at | e onived the wrestling. _sport, | sories of contesls, Manager Kalpn very high on the heavyweight cham- | the very outset, Cavalier opening the revolutioniz 3 B e fao s Ao (on s e oo . i Bt i ‘a a {urning it from a dull and spiritless | ecano c ay. pionship ladder still is the giant- | game with a basket, Avallonc added & : A el & ; : ; . k test was under the consideration of killer of the prize ring. Neverthe-|a point, and Zetarski bringing the # R ’ Al v i NI jmastinic, StofonicinEwnich Bih e ity el il B et g the greater less, in the main cvent, of a benefit | total to 6-0 before Compagnone scor- Lo i TeRss ]';'1 firh‘” S O G Fereh e it P card at Madison Square Garden last | ed a ficld zoal for New Britain after " e o CppearancosCraR R CAY g E T Sl [t e Slonaanaoirs night, the pudgy Cleveland baker- | nine minutes and 5 5scconds of play the famous water jump on the Grand National stecplechase course, one of the most treacherous | oot Guard hall when he takes on | P¢ @ h::n‘L" Lr[o\\él‘;n L-L:l-‘n'J('\;n,c be- sht, th 1) i aker- a s e cause of the fact that both the Core boy needed some assistance from the | But Boukus counted as the second| hazards on the four and onc-half mile stretch. Harry Mamas, the Greek wre ; e ‘\ 1} S ha Beyond any question the addition | shen - | 3 2 of (2 R o Hematehvi b in Screw and National Guards have 3 3 charitable spirit of the occasion to | period started, and Goffa followed a : CUBILDIOI following: of the Gas Co. team or the : S f £ s Ao 'S RANEY out of three falls. S ey el e ol a close decision from his big | foul with a basket, sending the home By BATES RANEY T T Included in the lincup of the Argentine rival, Victorio Sampolo. |team into the lcad. Boukus came| (Associated Press Staff Write The semi ; 3 R et Sa i P he greatest o | ssociated Press Sta riter) | , P Guards are players whose teams in e e B e am | Risko, in a somewhat riotous fin- | throush again and it was 9-6, New | 14 0 ) March 25 (T)— | iind s i ey e seree R R e M ey yearl: |ish to the job he began less than a | Britain. Right there New Britain's| U b = ([0 e Ghile @i ST TE | s e i S e R I T N s op |MONth ago under the mellow moon [ spurt ended suddenly. Avallonc [ Through four and one-half miles o | ther” Joe Malcewize of Utica, N. Y., : Ll 2 ways highly rated but because of : | 3 PR | S lieiTar e nt | how well the Corbin Screw team y : : of Miami, was given an unpopular | popped a goal, White's basket tied [some of the stiffest country trav- and Joo DeVito, Italian heavyweight. thelr employment were never secn in | O Miami, was | s e /This is @ llmited match, rostrioted to | Will do inithe siate industrial race action in the Dusty League, the fans | ¥iCtory over Campolo after 10 bruis- | the score, and Avallone gave the Vis- | erged hy race horses a field of about . L : N 3% may be gleancd in this game. It is £ 2 e S ing rounds. The Argentine to a vast | itors an 11-9 lead as the half-way| . Sin forty-five minutes. Vadeia £ 5 i took to them and probably few teams ; fators: e 70 steeds will run here March 25 in AR o £ not likely that they will meet BEK e endnsn O AT | najority of experta as well as spec- | mark was reached. Do preliminaries svilliounaiout fos SIS IAE SIS L S Even o o Josine toush games |tators, appeared to have a substan-| ~White's baskot at the opening of [the annual rencwal of the Grand EONESD LamBgllan i Suane xh ::rd. Ired Bruno, Italian light < e e o U8l EATNC} |tial margin on points, but the | the second hall was folloned by a National steeplechass ‘High School Athletes Work Out Consider Organizing 26 TEAM newvswiian: champion. wi try con. | Earis in the seazon tne cuaras do : ’ 2 ! | feated the Washington Hills team of " | chunky Cleveland clouter gained the | foul by Compagnone and Kerelej 7 aehinatents Gcatithin |clusions with Steve Passas and they would have to win or lose every & ] The horse (hat first covers thi Gne ity ; eazg) game by one or two points. . So the | Official verdict on a2 to 1 ballot. | basket, bringing the locals up 0 13- | ost difficult of comses | L0der Coach Lionel Del)() Lflague in Filth Dist ]’]C | Jumbo Guasdovw, football star, will| ¥ At "‘"1‘”"# Rapib el B mouncement that the Gascos were| Referce Arthur Donovan decided | 12, but Zetarski and Karwoski whirl-|in the world wins a purse of §170,- | |takelon FrankSeinbekertot Newi| £SNH L WL MaLIOL tNaiBiass LY o the mighte cand o a siemal for | the issue by voting for Risko, the | ed the visitors away and Rao put in | ——— T o | Haven. LN CRET G Y G 000 sy 2 e S | 000. | I The Corbin Screw team will line- Bl {wo judges were split. Charles J0. | two goals after Goffa's foul, making TG, o S Yoq »epot, track ment Officers and physical directors of | Sonnenberg’s appearance here | + a large crowd. o Americans, with Easter as| Coach Lioncl Depot, track mentor | Officers and y c oy ¢ e The fan especially tl New | Mathison voting for Campolo and | the three-quarter-time score their best bet, hope to carry off the |at the local Senior high school, has the fifth Falcon district of the FFai- | will stimulate interest in the wrest- [ oo 1 S e s Britain crowd, are stron | George Patrick for Risko. [ The last period was a nightmare for premier prize but the Grand Na- | had his charges out for practice for|con National Alliance of America|ling sport. The former Dartmouth 'I"‘; i‘”“"“ e shndyre spomlc underdog in sports. This made I A crowd of 11,000 booed the ver- | the locals, as a basket by COmpag-| tional is notoriously “anybody’s” |the past two weeks. Lame muscles are making plans to organize junior'star, a terror when playing on the 190 Luke or Charley Baker, fo consistent winner the subject of the | dict lustily, even though it appeared | none was all that broke up Bristol's| .o ang more than one rank out- practically a thing of the past |bascball feams among the 26 nests|line for the Green, has carried his | Nroo @04, “Hank? Arburr anl fans’ “razz” Corbin Screw champ- | ter of poetic justice in behalf | Steady march to a 35-14 lead. Zem- | Ggor has snatehed highest honors land the squad is beginning to get |which will compete for the district | fiercencss into the mat game, bow- | Lammy” Darrow, guards. Arburr jon for twe years prior to this year, | of Risko. At Miami, Johnny got only | browski, Rametta, and Compagnone | fiot (1o resasnived fasonitos, el D maRli [lins over opponent after spponent. - |and Darrow are former members of did not seem to receive the support (@ draw, after appearing to have [ Made this look a little more respect- aster Hero, owned by J. H. Whit- | Coach Depot -ias his milers, half- | Andrew B c, president of the| - A “flying tackle,” Sonnenberg's|th¢ National Guards. They finished of any fans other than their own Piled up a big lead on points, last|2ble with floor shots at the very end. | ;oo %< e ten year old racer which |milers and weight throwers out for |fifth district and I'rank Barszez, [own invention, is his most effective Feson i tha lineup 0f Clarcnte leyal followers. Toos, cat calls and |night, Campolo manifested improve- | “Tug" Zetarski was favored {o win the 1320 classic |cross-country to build up wind and | physical dircctor, with his assistants. [and favorite hold. It is a spectacu- | “nPher's New Britain team. other noises would zreet wear- | ment. took the lead at the outset | former Dristol High but failed because of a twisted plate, |endurance. The same cross-country | have - communicated with nests in [lar offensive weapon, one that has|.. ..c, Guards will use Ray Holst, ers of the black and orange when and scemed to have held a comfort- | topped the Bristol atta Misfortune again overtook {he Amer. | course as has been used in previous |this district and many of them._are |enabled Gus to raisc himself (o the | SCRLCH Elmer Swanson, Emil Kar. they ran out on the floor. 1In the|able margin in spite of repeated | POINts cach. whil jean horse after it had been es- |years is being used this ye it lin favor of the league. pinnacle of recognized champion. | Lori¢: Mickey Luke and Lyman face of this discouraging reception | from the referee for il [ I scored six ~from tablished as the outstanding favorite | winds through Willow Brook p The plan may be adopted this sea-| Mamas, who will be Sonnenberg's |\ M - auE By {helt stennla IGRIha R clin piang ckhand chops or rabbit | ©On this year, a sprained tendon drop- |and the roads lcading into it. Sev- |son if the majority of the nests or- opponent, is a rough and ready | oo Al ndiGeotsia Lilke, played like champions. A mid-sea-|bunches in the region of Risko's| artist topped the losers with seven | iy \Wiitney's ontry below Sir Lind- |eral of the high jumpers are begin- |ganize teams and are willing to co- |wrestler with o world of expericnce, | 5 ords: Hermy Schmarr, a new ad son slump nearly cost them the pen- 1 neck. A ringside consensus | POIn(S, Non of the others was able | g, “wyjch, for a time, topped the |ning o practicc on their cvent in |operate in the movement. Boys un- — | inition fteqllie soi tad, Sl o Rronay, nwat, however. showed Campolo credited with five | 10 €how much. The summary aiaati00 ot T S £ d6nl sl igal ot sl be sligihie |to substitute at forward In State Competition rounds, Risko with three and two Bristol Boys' Club e T e e e on b o s F[GHTS LAST NIGHT Hebrews vs. Irish The fans will forget their feclings rated as even. Newspapermen were | Fla i i e Plans arc practically completed REoN T | National, ster Hero is booked to a |the players will be supplied t fie =aans. B 2nd root loyally for the Serew Shop (divided in opinion as to whether the Racyry 2 ‘;o to the United States later in the f | uniforms and necessary equipment. | S | for a game between the Tabs team, team in its race for the state indus- | Miami or the New York decision in | Martino, rt 2 1 car o r % The schedule of games will be so|DBy the Aswciated Press. | winners of the Sunday Afternoon trial title. New Britain has a fine |the Risko-Campolo feud was the | Zetarski If ..o 3 NESTL daal oy D fedn y : : R o ons s Wisko Oleves | league fani iine *Youne Aenisyita: chance with such defensive cogs as | worse, but they asreed that both | Milbrandt If ...... H, Whitney has & second entry| . | given an opportunily to play all the |land, outpointed Victorio Campolo, | PTe\ Association team as a prelim- “Hank” Arburr and “Hammy” Dar- | were bad. The Miami verdict also|Avallone, c-rg ..... 2 S the Grand Nalional in Sit Linde s feams in the circuit at least once | Argentine, (10); Harry Smith, New | Mty attraction. Tow, an offense threat like Andy|was handed down by a New York | \White. ¢ ceee 2 3 o i Pm',’ At || . ks }dm-m;: T Ho H0aNoT. ‘ork, and French Belanger, Winni. | 14ke the Notre Dame football Yakubowicz and floor workers like | arbiter, referee, Kid McPartland. Cavalier, 132 nowinia: SUanhe U SAirorI S Ans 4 st Nos 88 of this city will not |pe (10); Vine ‘orgione, | {¢AM, the Tabs' team is generally Joe Luke, Charley Baker and Joe| Referce Donovan indicated he was | Narwoski. A et o 2 T STt 4 # | mi-professional base- | Philadelphia, knocked out Dge Con- | 'e8arded as a team of players who _Luty. The latter is tho team’s pivol | stronly, swayed in his decision by | Bordeau, Hookliendls : s T ieam T e e ke Aoia T Tad NeRars NOT 1D jare of Irish extraction but this is man. |the tactics of Campolo. The zawky| . e ol s e el p 3 | former scasons. This was deciderd not the case. 1t would be diffienlt to pick the | Gaucho. despite his lumbering, fat-| 101Als e around the Aintrec course ean hay : |after the financial records of tha| Waltimore — Marty Gallagher,| The lineup that was on the floor outstanding player in the aguc. | footed stance, was much more ag- | New Dritaln Boys' Club [SHIE, (18 SHTES RO arae el - | nest were examined by officials who | Washington, outpointed Al Ieried. | ¥N€N the Tabs won the game that Arburr, especially in th gressive than in Miami. but at close | . L. il NeTenta s dllt A '\(,h,'],,\ et : 4 Bl [studicd the advisabili ¢ e~ | man, Boston, (10) |clinched the title was representa- cial games of the & range he persisted in battering Ris- | BOUKus, rl ... S 0 Faaeties alar m’”‘l e 3 s , ine the toam rediee {tive of a league of nations. Thers Utk st detensiyaiabil ; ko behind the ear with hammer- | Zembrowski, vf ...... 2 v's brook have proved the Waterloo 8 i | nest may enfer a fe: | Tochester. N. Y. — Steve Halaiko |“""\ the O'Brien brothers, “Lefty" dustrial League history. During HEelEiona Tohnny dldtnet s { Kerelejza, If ........ 0 | AN ruhan, Dan Merline, s 8 = ke 8. v did appear | of more than one favorite who spill- | | 3 the race for the city fitle this sea- | Auburn, N. Y., outpointed Joe Gans, | . L Merline, *Beansy greater part of the season Willon to objcct, nor was he much harmed | Rametta, 1€ ....... 5 § s ) M : Wiehn, “Lefly” Cohen 1 ; 5 ed head over heels at these diffic | 4 son which will be composed of | San Francisco, (S). and Jos alyxevi was outsanding betause of | therehy, but Donovan i hiecaimass | GOUE 0 s 10 ece s e St . e (T S i e e — Mechan his sharp shooting. Johnny KIey | crities e wane | Compagnone, 15 ... | | i o : 2 The p Ry A has an uf:!mhm: i o, Y |critical of the South - American's “—i,‘f,:‘.c = Becher's brook got its name from | ritt A. C. Joseph Smulski, former| Chattanooga, Tenn. -— Warren | e preliminary game will start many long shots ¥e ahd he droppetl i methods. as the crowd booed. that o e Jeote __[the sensational fall in 1859 at the Burritt manager, and Stanley Bud- | Myers, Ohio, stopped Father Lump- "‘,l? ]°"‘°"‘\ and the main attraction of the Stanley Works improved uonw‘\‘f \,}:‘r‘,‘:,”'\ ,,:hr:?,(:wi‘:a.,?w,‘::"r": Totals s and - National of Captain | ] nik were authorized to take charge |kin, Florida, (5). Will be started at 9 o'clock. siderably cver last year. His foul| Thareatier. Campols 1ot his et | Referce—Tobin. Becher who crashed into a fence | o of the developments and a meeting N = 1 Ki : J ] shooting was unusually geod. s S St Pt e e i B Seryes Iansat N lulony sonfleling o eotidrall, o i S el e et e e illefer Is Worried » 2 4 ang E ne Ll e Sl tesorves fared bot- | Nedge and beyond the hedge a brook | |8 g rrangements. I Mexico, outpointed Tommy Grogan, B . Find of Season alis a B et Bidsow DulliUkg ) T Boud LGk Reseries fared beky L0 (R, ki : L - e | Omana, (10) < Over Batting Order The find of the season was Lyman no ©f ter than their seniors, for the repeat. |7iX feet wide. ! i < ! ~ West DAl B e e Wiehn, member of the lowly L e s ed a previous win over the Russcll| AS he lay unconscious on the > WORRIED OVER BELL'S ARM | e T s team. " He aided Landers in its late- | 1" SPH® of his disagreement aith | *po Gy "pocerves by a 52-25 score [Eround on the landing side 14 horses | SAMUEL HAUPERN, Los Anzeles, Marcli 5 UP—The | Chicago—Charlie Retalafl, Duluth, (P The batling order of the st. e e e m]hm{; S e ek [ Jumped all arownd im and mot a oG it condition of the throwins arm of | Minn. Knocked out Frankic Lennon, | Louis l}n]\y\n.\ is already worrying Joe Luty is the most underrated P ror ”f'fi R mw‘mh‘“fl':‘d | made by the losers. The club team |N0Of touched him. Today the dan- “'_m:i)'l‘:v e ; ] :‘I"”" i i L osten el o ast clulrad tor e GIaYEEnd i U I ssel R aniin Btocks ‘_,‘]‘"’I“"‘; )“”""”"‘“" Who is unde- player in the league from the fans' oo™, 08 O 0 R T B d Wi | Piled up a 15-4 lead in the carly [Eerous jump is bigger than ever but R e ‘_OI b ,‘:f i _"‘l' pair the Chicago Cubs’ weal spot at olm. Sweden, outpointed Art Malay, ¢ided where Melillo will finally land, standpoint, but the players all regard | c 00 1m{a.~§d'lohmw with i 19| quarters but was outscored in a|the water has Alls:wpr»: ed. s ol ‘”0' ulv \\lo a . h m} ’1‘ L rd base, is causing Manager Joo Chicago, (5): Paul Swiderski, New Should O'Rourke capture the third him highly. His teammate “Hammy” o S geq oo m'”‘,,‘ ]',,‘v,, 0;'; shooting spree during the second Rracuceilito maiisaiENEERSIDRITIREL arthy move than g little con- York, outpointed King Levinsky, 'base job, the red-haired Italian will ¢ o e C heir muscles. “hic: move down the batti a Tarrow has been improving coin- axajtey halr ‘COLLEGE POLO pL YERS Lol cern. | Chicago, (8). i down the batting order to the t d £ ag- e (] 10 JER are ak a antage 3 Lo Bt i ‘::"”‘hv)r:‘l“::1“(‘|‘r’1!|, Campolo,slag: | P50\ rea for the' winners A A large mumper of boya are. out| "Rl qrm was sore when e re- | e take advantage of his ability to his greatest. Until the last games e . powerful Tright-| the sprints this ye: 1d Coach E o i | or 3 ported and the lamencss has become | Philadelphia — George = Godfrey, drive in runs, but should Sammy of the season Andy Yakubowicz did , Janders. Jolnny kept his fect, how- | LEAD IN lNDOOR PLAY Depot heeps them inside. He StUS g qlarming that the former Boston | Leiperville, Pf., knocked out Acc Hale oust O'Rourke then the Chi- uot seem to be as good as other » under the heaviest of barrages; them off with limbering up exercises | pyyve jnfielder may be given a rest. | Clark, Philadelphia, (7). lcago boy will remain second up. years. e has found his scoring cy. | AIU1OUEN in the very first round he | — Va5ia sractios stres [o wvarim 1p. oo 1 | Gascos An Asset with 12 points and Moreno for 'hv win outfit with 11, The sum-| R Boys' Club Reserves | ) : ust missed bhouncing on the floor 3 o : follow short wind sprints which are and should do damage in the state JUSE Mi & 14 ‘1 Tt1|Teams to Mect in Regular H; 5 hort. wind sprints which R from a right to the head. Risko was uitl (il ! andicani s o Cane aiione getaean | e om0 00 U5 QUR BOARDING HOUSE Joe Charlow, who, prior to 5 year, was nothing more than a fair | d°spite the tremendous Durso. 1F up with a quarter mile. The new | o O A Armory. gym was not planned to have a guard breaking into the Stanley |N® in height ch and e T STV ST I e 196 to Campolo's | 2 k. 50 for his dashmen Coach De. Works lineup ionally, turned 4 Mlleslc i 0| New York, March 25 (Pl—College | 2cKs80 for his dashmen Coach 1> out to § forward. “Two ; . pot has them use the long corrider polo_players once more hold sway (b ihe noo™ apove the - o o Kobe! e in the national indoor npion- OF £ Leey £, o5 Bl I KNoW T (SN BTiQUET To BUT 1S THAT LoNG NECK OF YOURS NATURAL wOR DID NoU CULTIVATE T LooKING THRU “TRANSOMS 2 v AND MY wr MY v You HAVE LUNCH CoUNTER - Point” Abramowicz proved to be| Tisko's victory for the fime being i ] < i 1 w] MigHT BE WRONG ~an very valuable to his tean. His un- gast spolled Siwel EIAIG: jplahia tof o 2| ships at the Squadron A armory to. | AWy is about 115 yards long so & Canmy ability was brought out |Eroom Campolo for a battie of | AJImS ‘ Shine ot tho Sauadron A armory 0- |y the sprinters have plenty of «wTH' GUM CRACKING (S | foll ) shots, Ho has | behemeths i Carnera, John- | Hedbai, > gL but this time in the regular | qom 1o let 1hemselves out. The o Z R S e e e — [ Handicap ovents instead of the dn |Loon to et themselves out. i Iy FAMILIAR, BUT I CAN™T PLACE YoUR TFACE ! war Totals 2 | tercolle championship. UM-M - LET'S SEE wa AHaw trouble is encountered in ventilat- ing the pliace. I'rom now on Coach | Depot will hold workouts every aft- | ernoon after school except 1y Carlson and Geor o mbined ; e ‘ expectedls from e coll stru; : layers, Johr § - SURENB g | Y EALYLanped I Ahe dre new manager, Samuel + DIDNT Vo USED To ! ; i Brown, 1f-1g class A competition for mi-final CAULIFLOWER EARS ~« CAUSED yndon, e ahiar il I sorn, is the first track manag T SE sary puneh 1o e CARNERA VS. TRAFTON ot vove oo pmateh aganal (e strons Now York LMl cillies of (o new il i Al RS 2 BY oTHER DINER'S ELBOWS ! Zames. Unill ho was {aken e Anderson, ¢ ..LL1LLL 0 tElehart. from roplacing Hardia Scopt |1 11¢ s increase duties but Hal- | L7 ROGERS RESTAURANT ¢ «efy . VeS, I WORKED —THERE ! et Man Mountain from Taly Continues Kulman, e in the Yale line ARGl bR bl Gassiibd ShypAssislan ~an [ BROKE IN 1Y NEW Nowl, -THAT -THATS ck” " Sl 1 1 | whicl wet last year's open cha Manager Burke Halpern aut e Training for Conqueror of Arthur| 5:w‘1’m~h e l]!v‘n‘ohlj‘\‘v. * Riding Man | Matleally became manager on the GEEIEIERE SONCE ANy @l WG S HAVE ANGTHER filled in the Gasco lineu : teferee—Matthew Paluch will get a good handicap. The New | AnA&er il R dy g ; i His brother Johnny has pr nsas City, March 23 (@—Drimo | __ = === York A. C. trio of Il B. Albright, |~ ot l\o'( iheilvalbnl tubda LHT HEARING Vou “THERE ! he still retains his keer ring eye. | ¢ pound man mountain | Y ankee Recruit Gets Cyril Harrison and D, O. Nelson §s o0 ase, Carl Restelll has pla s | from Italy, today continued bri o N > . | rated at 18 g = Badkeinil Tori1s v Ui thiy | Lraining for tomorrow nights sehed: Praise From Pitcher| ™ snainer ot team mecis o WINTER WEATHER BACK season he was never thrown out of 7 1 10-round Dbout : Petersburg, Fla., March 23— | g4 field artillery of New York in | B skathalli same | Th 2 § L 1 footban | Allen (Dusty) Cooke. candids Fissralgsvesbas el ST broken in mid-seas he ferce | profeasional. Carnera ored to | left ficld in the New York Yankees' | xaqional Guard team, rated at only Dan Alern ordered him ouf after ; Jutficld, has a booster in argument. 1 irprised fans with cus Polli, recruit pitche day in eliminating Boul There are i sther things | the s i ace shown in pre-| (0oke has W hitling lately e einner will go info the semi- which might calle the sea- | liminary workouts with Jack Dillon, | &nd Polli, who played with him at | e son. Comical ar players, sen. ¢ d Buck Weaver, | St. Paul last year, s asked about sational plays, close battles o such centers as Luty, Hewett, [olst Kley, Gierochowski telli, and ! Gale Descends in Midwest, alting | five goals, showed fine for atur- | Communications 1 Lashing Lakes Into T'ury. 5 L I'rinceton’s trio. s nalists n day he | it “Te didwt hie e railing (e intercollegiate championship, knocked 1p. last year tid Americus, | yoappears tonight as a class B ag- and batted about e irsby s ia s dtioh Asiinatal ihe Souadrasajhetoreim of snow that tiy aklolis wine Eraakattrom ihe erond i ATt Shives, | month of the teani, representing ihe Yorl | the midw are some of the things which might | pugilistic erstwhile first baseman of | they couldn't h t Sy atenlE e e ohlr i umoin Swirling in from the northeast, be clted. the Chicago White Sox s lgame of the class. the winner going he Dlast gripped Chicago, blinded — ¢ with mbitious training | Slow Ball Pll(‘hll\ [into the semi-finais against the Chi- | {rafic, hampered communication Hughey Critz .\ppcar' s ‘ SnEvoInhla one g cigo Riding club. systems and held aigplancs i their To Be Back h c 1 his declaratio Thiotva Bothela Melvin Ott A s hangars 0 be ‘f‘ in Shape |7z r ; i | 1 Antonio, Tex.. March 25 P— Nod0 B Third | Throughout the city, snow piled ndo, 172 T ) : : e e o e e Marian Bennett Thirg e R et LI Hughey Critz, t eds ttl TR Hnpa Melvin Ott In Southern Tourney " sreline in a fury second r N 3 \larian Bennett of this city, star | akin to the winter's worst storms. | be back slowed up muscle, Critz tip with 1h senee "" c t in onc the tournament. Glen- | covered t city and showed no i tonio pitel t not ni Collett was second with an 80 [signs of abating. In St. Louis, it PN ———— \\ The Columbus ators will come Hoo- | but slow stuf The t de | M cnnett scored an 81, | was the sam In Indianapolis, a S, PAT. OFF. = = \\\ 01830 BY NEA SERVICE, NG, aver from Lakcland for a game with | sic) for fight | only cight hi San Antenio's 10 | N Benneit continues in scce cold, driving drizzle gave promi thelr “big brothers” tomorrow, th Ja key in June, ‘hm won, -1, nd round today, jor snow, 1 Chicazo, March whipped spring backw pl y the women's | o the west and north, the storm tournament at Southern | abated and no snow was reported hird sh 1 the | but to the cast and southw win- played over the course |ter's echo resounded loud, . Maurcen Ore seor In Detroit, four inches of snow 3-25