New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1930. e ————— SCHEDULE OF TOURNAMENTS AT SHUTTLE MEADOW CLUB IS OUTLINED BY COMMITTEE—ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL BASKETBALL BANQUET—CORBIN SCREW TO MEET LAST YEAR'S STATE CHAMPIONS SATURDAY—ITEMS CREWS WILL RACE TO BREAK EXISTING TIE TOURNAMENTS SCHEDULED AT SHUTTLE MEADOW CLUB Forty Golfing Events Spread Over Next Six Months Are Listed by Committee — Season Will Open 0“\ April 26 and End On October 25 — Championship Event Is Put Forward From September to June—| = President’s Cup Event to Be Played in September s —Other Features Planned ince the World e RSSO e e e TUBUSTUNELUB'{_"““W"Wf;mmu ¢ and will boom | ament cor Kly PREDICTS BRIGHT FUTURE FOR GAME President Ernest Barnard Thinks Bashall Will See Boom 10 BY JIGGER £ you is adow club admit league bascball since the ar has Lm.m‘,‘.xmnm‘ bet caught up the attractions on and football fields, sport will realize that base- at national vas the 3 fter effects that major or minor | clubs had difficulty obtain- | class players at any price took young mer minds off | and with natural talent forgot about great game 100 finished all now. Letter speed- and r pennant have 1b championghip, 1 the late in 1 d to June a rounds will be run off on four v past two |40 + membe the | ball Percy 1 lon»d I consideration” Boston club in its it | 1caguc will be conducted in £ tournan the same thosc champions for hip e our | low qualif A April 12 past and been | test with cach roduced a vent. a tournan Sl of | Londor 10 (P)— in rmer we he | &re destined to have t number o | races from now Buscball will | years of rowing r ¢ 1 sl b * in an.|tome into its own once more.’ from the datc win iles ¢ 2 tnfent \O} President Barnard is opt abandoned 3y ar over the prospects of q clared he closed, late the American ats $100 dard e iTornsbs whom nd expeets the most p: - led to the Chicago C our T ith th on ared crews of Oxford bridge match strokes this| April 12, with more eve hefore, un ont leagu for the o years v Grimes ¥ r | “While Philac o | the stronges he league this don't think th are going to have a prophesied. “The Athlet { vear because all their pitch | good. But will they all g > The Yanke n and s the Athletics 1o the limit ave improved their club in- with Chapman at third th have two young 1 the Ameri this year zood. The chanipio The od have =uch a poor they will play a smoothcr brand of to L to {land’s | e proud old 14 each side AIe Hormm on exactly 40 o memorable race of 1 that rarest of all rov 0 200d |dead heat. o bel Oxford, ould 1 un by the been a holdout | 3 4 - dy won Ran Larl V. Hig-|7 lost 15 games with th and Noah Luc anl e oling y deal it the turn of n its precious margin s Cambridec 1 to Only once | extend nt to Hot = s own expense 1o dircetly to deal gement spring ind car was reached rney Dreyfuss of t m th first darlk of hat one [eriumph, in 1023, it wa oarsman, W Meil who strole win year it r American 1 York youth, has by light blu Oxfo big too, 1 ity look il “Cleve : ini Four Ball 3all. Chicago Disappointed Medal I | 110 P—Cl ng R % | start | more bascball t won't ‘l i lopes Bolstered 1 of an w New L coxswain of the ia one of the | E recent years, weighing pounds. By coineiden and Mellen once were {at the Middlesex th that h didn't 1 Grimes fo t R P d the spitballer no lor Pirates, The Cubs ma on over G i t Round Clul Detroit themsclves other clubs in the means they will | off some games from th 1 cveryone thinks Ath oing to get on I Louis and 1proved pionship. June hool in close Medal igh will akes—Clas 3 oL flenaalraye ] July 4—Four Ball Best f . BRIl et Medal Play CHLEEE July Day ment do Juiy coprtatic Ju Century H For players with h over. July 1 July af t ter, too. 1 don't Washington and houid do better rent Burl o Aps 1 of th bet ! ry nual much v at Boston, but they |there hee the than e been : rules circuit and President a id, but a|be undoubtedly will be of spring of 1931 to cor alterations. TUNNEY VISITS TOMBS |ty les- SEdis | The president i responds to that an American cre retaining hi 1 Tim Nl»nv in his place | Shortly after this all at the Cambri csignation of Davies Coc oar, who developed s and believes Texas | tronble and w confessed Killer, a | rowing but charming and | he late the n mor th nsition heat nts in in|erews for In training On Tourna Cdl ) no ince will b in the Piate Pans Stunned 1 P—Ditts- fans werc tween Al the Oxford bon amateur coaches of coaches, themselves men, favored none in| 15-16 indicap b stunn indicars of 20 or | meeting today | Grimes, ace staff, had been ton Braves., It betwee his ews that 3urleigh | the Pirates’ pitching traded to the Bos the spit ball artist employers had | ¢ despite Tou Ithroughout the winter Pormer Heavyweight Chamipion Il(‘-‘ Pl licheas Ol AT oDkS lieves New York City Dri Is for 1 of more Four —Mid Ball B summer O. J. Tin a t I Selected n at bow or conferences of th was seat but fin Days Tourr 2 allowcd. Day Iloursome. Han I'resident E looked upon th Way of the ey Dr said ho trade as the difficultios refused to come to let it be known that who comes to the Pira 1o trade, was one of two selected by Manager Jewel | the pitcher to be sought f us Well Cared Tor, out | Grimes {and he Jones. when terms Percy s in men > York. April Tunney, former pion, finds U1 well 1 for Jim 10 (U lieavywel t the Tomb: )—Gene | ¢ cham- | prison | 15— t 18 holes, in| Sweep- | 1l play i Sept. 14—Iinals of seniors -Qualifying President’s Cup Sept. 25—First Round. Sept. Second Tound mi-Finals inals— Event Ens as|® for r Grimes, person Sept. t surprising d noor, Round gracious.” visit Tunncy with Ch writ They talked rowing crime GARDEN ON QUTS "5 B e WITH JOE JACOBS ;J?”’ a[Jf&e‘;‘;?;1fi prison incls Cor yester- veteran troke who in one prison orkonts t1 ollowers rice over the Will Never Do Business Agam i G A With Magager of Schmeling "« oo o i1 o You publi tur TIGERS NEAR H 10 (P Madison Sq not 1 Detroit and Toronto rsitics has emerged vic- Cambre schoolmates forc in xtord ours | the famous Oxford bluc of 19 insisf \ppoint showing of T, back 5 in 1820 cight l\uldm. 40 victories. fint O Deadlocked — ds n Cambridge race was a tie. and Oxford going mto their annual con- CORBIN SCREW Night. BOOTH APPEARS AS BEST PLAYER X-Ray Reveals Tt Leg Back in Normal Condition Again New York, April 10 (P—Albie Booth, the quarterback, as a model college athlete, has a rival. It is Albie Booth the shortstop. That doesn’'t mean that Shortstop Booth means as much to Yale as Quarterback Booth. But the impression was gained in {yesterday's Yale-Columbia baseball zanie here that Booth was the best player in the Blue lineup, and he might qualify as the best ball player on the field. " ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED 1 Cam-| than cour: ng b have sions. The produc rarit tury, m ments wquet that will d casion an Ameri- en of New ning i, | Bryee L Ize whosc | Indust U pioReh el inse + consisti rtwout, { Pin of Corbin Ca |J. Murphy of Sta and | and James Lynch of [ain Gas Co. com 105 | terday The r. M of the ha to an Long according Swa cen chosen cre men rely Hwartwout banquet A, W nest | All players on t' |the leagu dustrial ¢ will be p everal hundreds. will cater. An excellent pr tainment has bee night. The banq in the bhanquet h After the dinner, |journ to the various Della Archer of , to|merly with George lin New York Massachu- incil, nt a the long have clop- the al d v of out BY Lrother of | No. will whose position cor- | Maloney of New York, noted inton- {er of blue melodi | favorite numbers Spencer will give dy skit | L captain of upon ign- 1 pr paid a the ke, No. 7 [Connecticut stomach | Storrs. Charles up | New Britain Gas | Industrial athletic be called on for Major Hoople er. State Plans for state N rmp in of basketball and to g velopment 4| Cambridge the 11 alzo een ti-final vill be rolled off rnoon and night ation alleys N¢ Two matches to'clock in the mi-final play w eting New Ha Bridgepo 1c OME Teams ol 5 o' Frar iarnstorm- s New Britain Indh secretar Council all me officlal entertainers | principal speaker quet will be Lewis Agric Cot Bowling industrial bowlin matches wooe FOR BASKETBALL BANQUET at sta Industrial League Players to Be Feted at Y. M. Next Tuesday Night—Excellent Entertainment Is Planned by Committee in Charge—Dinner Will Be Served at 6:15 0’Clock — Major Hoople to Act asjcd that Booth's lett leg, where a Toastmaster—Individual and Team Prizes Will Be Awarded to Champs. for i the Basliet u comy mark astrial ve bee announceme of th The commi ng of John L. binet Lock nley Rule & of the New pleted details il be held at Tuesday, April 15. | various te of {he s in mbers the in nd will 1 | Mrs. ogram n planned tor un’ ict will be served ‘ 1 at 6,45 o'clock. the party will ad- nasium where the will pe New Haven, ‘m e Whitc" dance. Kz mm en | es, will sing some| while Willis and their latest com-| Alexander, d bascball at ultural college at| H. Hodge of th latest entry in affai will also a few remarks, will the toa the | be Tourncy | nal roll-ofi of the| tournament Th final att- Rogers Lcere Hayen, i il be stuged at 3] fternoon in the | New Britain | and Stamford | The two win-| the final completed the neat at ith ven vt m the | & repre To- | Da Level | orm. | ¢ at the ban- | P! coachi | _|opinion was MAY BECOME A PRO Jolnny Dawson 'rom Playing Amateur Golf Be- cause of Sporting Goods Store, New York, April 10 (P)—John: 1 of Chicago apparently 15 th tion is his method of making a living. United States Golf Called on to give Dawson's status ! after the Chi rred from tournament go golfer the north at Pinehurst I, 1. Ramsey, chairman [rules committee, ot cntitled to pla according to rules of the U. §, had be; and of 1t said Dawson w Dawson’'s cligibility v |tioned in the national after he had deci {his business from sporting goods. I * the national ch clling bonds mpionship. » Grimes May Be Used To Bolster Hurlers Tichmond, Va., April 10 (P—T acquisition by the Boston Braves Grimes, veteran gh for the Pittsburgh last season Lers here today. L pitching staff which has inficld and catching departments, . A Has Becn Barred has [played his last amateur goif insotar associa- concerned unless he changes south yesterday, v in amateur golf | first ques- imateur last| ed to change !’ did not compete spitball | r who won 17 and lost seven | Pirates was the principal topic | of discussion among the club meni- Although Grimes was purchased ostensibly to bolster lost | eight exhibition games in a row, t | current that he might be retraded to add strength to ti Certainly it seems that the mighty midget has helped himself to an- other one of thosc difficult Yale athletic jobs. He scems to thrive on this daring procedurc though and the whacks he got on the gridiron and then on the basketball court, where he ex- perted at forward, has developed what looks like a bigger and better Booth. Tt wasn’t Booth who said so, but it was learned from the bench that an X-ray taken the other day show- muscle was torn last fall, |normal condition. The way he pivoted on several slick double play maneuvers before the game indicated that his under- pinnings are sound They must be, for Albie, himself, !snappcd a sort of half-cmphatic “yes” when the question was put to him. That was about the extent of his loquacity. Here is a complete text of the in- terview: “Is your left leg in good shape, is in ny “How's your “The same.” “Do you prefer stop?” “Uh, huh.” Some of his mates on the bench filled in on the weight subject and helsaid he was about five pounds as|Deavier than he was last fall, when he came in at about 145. The Yale boys suggested Albie was @ bit more reticent than usyal be- cause of the hazing he took on the |southern training tour, which cul- {minated in the game with Columbia. Kids, reporters and old men kept him surrounded for the full ten days and he even had the rare ex- perience of being razzed for an er. ror or two. They were chiding Albie down at Annapolis, when Yale played the Navy. Whereupon the tiny one drew a base on balls and then stole second and third on the next two pitched balls. Booth bats second, dees a heavy share of coaching at third base and smacks the ball like a professional. His specialty yesterday was grab. bing a towering fly blown about by a terrific wind. Albie trapped it with lis hands close to his uniform—just &s Rabbit Maranville would have done, and it didn’t look at all bad by comparison. weight 2" to vplay short- | en | Al to he | of | he he WILL MEET FORMER CHAMPS SATURDAY American Brass Co. Basketball Team of Waterbury Op- poses Locals in Semi-Final of State Tournament — Took Title Last Season—Had Little Trouble in Dis- posing of Meriden Last Week — Bridgeport and New Haven clash at 4 o’Clock—Final Contest at The hardest kind of opposition is expected by the Corbin Screw from the American Brass Co. basketball team of Waterbury, the quintet that stands between the Screw Shop five and the finals in the state industrial basketball tournament. The game will be played at the Stanley Arena Saturday afternoon. ‘Waterbury's representative in the tournament had little trouble in de- feating the Meriden team in Water- bury last week. The Meriden team included such well known players as Kocin and Koski, the famed Meri- den Community and St. Stanislaus forward combination and J. and E. Theisen, guards on the Community team. The Brass City team won the state championship last year and the followers of the Waterbury team are confident that the quintet will repeat its performance. The Amer- ican Brass team has on its roster players who have made appearances in this city on many occasions. Among them are Daly, Dunn, Wall, Fruin and Stavitsky. Four of these players were in the lineup of the ‘Washington Hill team of Waterbury that was defeated by the National Guard quintet early this season. If New Britain is successful in de- feating Waterbury in the afternoon, it will play the winner of the Bridgeport and New Haven game at 9 o'clock Saturday night. This con- test will be played at 4 o'clock, an hour after the New Britain-Water- bury game. The winner of the Corbin Screw- American Brass game will be crowned champion of narthern Con- necticut. New Britain has never won the state industrial champion- ship but there are high hopes that it will accomplish the feat this year. It is probable that Joe Luke, who was {ll when the Corbin Screw team played in Waterbury last Saturday, will be ready for service this Satur- day. He will substitute at forward. The rest of the team is: Joe Lut center; Andy Yakubowicz and Char- ley Baker, forwards; “Hank” Ar- burr and “Hammy” Darrow, guards, Dan Ahern will probably be ref. eree and Clyde Waters till be um- pire. Saturday Night Preliminary Stanley Rule and the J. J. Wol- jcott Co., of Waterbury will play in the preliminary game Saturday night. Both were runners-up in the New Britain and Waterbury leagues. IN FINAL CONTEST Washington Senators Face the Braves Again After Having Won Four Out of Five Games. Richmond, Va., April 10 (®)—- Having scalped the Braves in four of their scheduled five game serles, the Senators faced the Boston tear: today for the final contest. While Manager Johneon was in Washing- ton with his injured son, Acting Pilot Joe Judge named Garland Braxton to do the pitching. The score of yesterday's took on football preportions the Nats on the long end of a 19-13 slugfest. 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