New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 15

Speaking of Sports There is a movement on foot in New Britain among the little bani of men who work as umpires at bascball games in this city to or- ganize an association which will be similar in a great many respects 10 the board of basketball officials. Tt will, it is understood, be a New Britain affair entirely. The ociation would tend to protect both the umpires and th bascball managers who would hire them to work at their games. It would be a source where efficient arbiters could be secured and woull be a central organization through which efficiency in arbiting at ba: ball games in this city, would be a sured the fans. Nothing, spoils game as quickly a This is whether it be bask almost any sort of good poor officiating. truc n any line of sport tball. football - a game. It the thing progressed fas enough, the association would te iron bound with memberships ba- ing issued each year and tests be- ing made to tind out if candidates would be ecligible from their knowi- cdge of the game, to work as aa official. Whether the mat will ever be brought to a head or not remain to be seen, but many of those inter- ested in the project are in favor of calling a meeting of umpires at any t.me to discuss the project and th> possibility of having a board of uni- pires in this city. Merwin Jacobson, former New ain boy, and now a resident of altimore, 1s a holdout from th- Newark club of the International doesn’t expect to play son, he stated ye use he will not sign anv | contract until his terms are met. He was speaking to a number fricnda yesterday and in the cour: baseball | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1920. WITH THE BOWLERS {OGERS ALLEYS RECREATION LEAGUE Mag Beys HANDBALL PLAY OPENS ATY. M, «|First Matches in Open Singles Staged Last Night Open 'Y’ singles handball tourni- ment, the first conducted is attracting interest among the handball players at the Y. M. A courts. Several matches were played off vesterday. Strong and Appell stag- ed a grim battle with both break- ing even in the number won. Strong won two games 21-1, 21-15, Appell won the last 21-S. Waskowitz and Rosenberg, also broke even in scoring points, but Doc won two games 21-17, while Rosenbers captured one at -10. Tou Yogel wpurk? game and Joc Roche broke ecven. winning two 21-1 one. Waskowitz 21-19, 21-20, §9-2 Roche 21-17, 21-1§ The standing:— Division * Fagan Leghorn Mag Grazzo Tuttle 118 118 97 97 9 538 517 Milk Co. .102 100 .10 100 3 100 101 3. Tnited Joseph 4he Snyder Perkins Schroeder Prange in three vears, 499 Boy 101 119 107 538 Home Wet Wash 100 97 125 89 120 83 .102 108 129 of points Ciccio Hills Charamut Charamut Charamut Hoffman Ar: Nerwton Lipton A. Fight J. Figh Lindvers took a lacing from Roche | . 21-19 and losin dofcated Strong Vogel defeatel 16-21. 478 Kennedy Auto Parts E. Kenned; 55 % Ray .. Antolini Rossman Rusty | 485—1410 | AVATEUR BOING " TITLES DECIDED New England and New York Win Three Championships T {Clare J. Roche L. Vogel Lawson 8. M Division Strong Appell . . Rosenberg . . g Anderson . . ) Parker Cianci | : | Waskowits Lo cacieninn \ IR ;‘ 1 Boston, April 10 (P)—Eight new national amateur boxing champions T three from New England, tvo ONE AILING PLAYER New York and one each from Cleve- | land. Los Angeles and San Francisco, 'ibcg.m their reigne today. The new title holders are the sur- s Only Cardinal Who is Not l‘l:. vivors of a field of 94 youths from for Action. Here's onc Associated Pr - " rest of the world last October § when "lthe Athletics, | work [the Cubs in the world se er. | Ernie Or:atti, With Sprained Ankle, laughing after | Phitadelphia, 1'u EHMKE TO START i t whom Connie Mac nd probably will continue to day of the game. Thal that Ehmke will S ss Tlcaturc Sports Editor New York, April 10 (D) — W ork's Yankees laughed the b By JAY VESS Sery with behind thy of Howard Lhmlkc But will the 50 open April 1 A's in sday New York faces the that game and it doesn't look like a bad ms; end of ileved near. SEASON Cairo. Governm $3.000,000 to Glasgow Chalmers clergyman, charges of held between | chable | west of Bombay Lee New Yo | man of U. 8. H. G |amateur solt. | Pinehurst, Fow! wins na championship & van Taylor, Ne Boston—Lixecutives attend . Harding, governor of| . Conn.—Iour Hz complete Reserve late W Vederal New Have dents on mn Cairo, Egypt—Loc contrav for travel by aliens Bombay— Hundred injured in riot caste Hindus a at Masik Boston—Burleigh A |says Dawson is not e c es in first rou: south amateur golf. Boston—Jack Pallat tional amateur naval conference ght pest The Richmond, bail Re in ning 100 m Grin Jones and cash H. Ran tit \ d of knockir . New England bicyele lap of Cambridge against time. tral Falls. sent! R o sts appear over ks of Cleveland. heavyweigh I1L—Two ' ermen agree to attend meet- credit of V. George American on four regulations nd “Untou- | niles north- led as for Percy |Jersey i |are w res tr 1say, chair- committee, led to play came court | Miss Jos | against in oigt beats |2 north and | dinate was a bus her leg ¢land a burn t {on 2z out Syl- | resulted. gro embarras scur, serious al of T ) funeral Boston York insur- rassment long enough to approve renew- victualers’ licenses und ng of cating places. Springfield C. A. college 3250 0 from Jr., on condition raised from July Portland LIGHTS OR REFLECTORS T0 SHOW TRUCK WIDTHSi ial cially dentally. B ton broker Trailers |over $500,000, | A at Commer Vehicles and Must Have New Lquipment require that 1 motor vehi-| T operating commiereial, Mass other pr announce John D. that $1 sour Me.—Coun Ralph M. Ingalls reoper closed investigation into Mrs. Margaret Perry Williams, offt declared to have who con Rocketeller field Y. gitt o rin Birm En route 30,000 e ces Attor previously death of died acci- GOURT RECOGNIZES ABEREVIATED SHIRT |Girl Awarded Damages Becanse Galf of Leg Is Seen the supr: arin Juridical consider: verdict of ephin the d Tran “It is urged.” sustaining ment portion import said that ar. obscure plac observation to the ™4 Clevelan The New Britain Fish and Game Ass’n Inc. Cleveland Indians pitched their wig- wams here today for a two-day stand against the Birminghai) Barons, champions of the Southern Association. Saturday and Sunday they will be in Cincinnati for a wo game cngagement with thew tellow Ohio big leaguers as a final tune-up for the opener with the White Sox. Wes Ferrell, one of the Tribe's main hopes, was slated 10 hurl the whole against tho J.. April 10 (P—As| cout of concerned women s skirts ntion to Then on of a lo 1000 award: Sica of Carteret Servic Co-0r While Miss Sica acid droppd n a storage batters size of a half dollar HELD FOR ASSAULT Haittore, Ap —Harry W . former Ches inm wa s Vartford police yeste re of crim old girl idasant e il street Special ! ! For Easter the verd of a s of t siie or not subject to consequent, plaintiff.”” nd embar- d Indians in Birmingham for Series Ala homews am, April 10 (P— rd at S A $6.00 Value For 8495 In Six Different Styles Meeting Friday Evening At Jr. 0. U. A. M. Hall >awtucket, R. IL.—Memorial hos-| pital trustees announce re Biockton Shoe Store 284 MAIN STREET April 11th Glen Street {choice to nmame Howard J. Ehmke |as the starting hurler for thc Mack- men. 7 Ehmke's selection sees more cer- | of the conversation, he stated that he understood that Billy Kopf, fo. nier major league stars, also a na- tive of New Britain, was managing a high class semi-pro baseball nine i Chicago. ation or ing an ove r registration |ymous $200.000 gift to be used to| Il width ot six |construct wing for maternity cases. | LR 0 cquipped With | Boston—G. A. R. elects Alvin C.| lights or reflectors to indicate the |yroyes of Middleboro department | | 14 states and the territory ot Hawaii. | Nine New England men were tered, eight under the entry of the Boston team. They competed in three nights of battling here in the National A. A. U. championship, | ending last night. 4 Eighty-six bouts were put on dur- thing this year in Baltimore if ‘i "5 170 hours of action. The docsn't succeed in landing a berta | oo ST as reached in on any of the International League| ;3 contests, 29 were technical o | full-fledged knockouts and two were | settled by defauits. Me loft for home yesterday anl| The new champions on the way down to Baltimore, h2 | teams are: planned on stopping off to talk with | 112 pounds—George Ostrow, the officials of the Newark clun.|ton. He wasn't very optimistic over the| 118 pounds—Abie outcome of the conference. | Angeles. = | 126 pounds—Ray Burritt bascball team of last| York. will hold a special meeting 135 cvening, April 11, York. at LFalcon hall. 147 pounds of the team and others who are terested are requested to be present. | The “New Leonard” Building BOSTONIANS SHOES FOR MEN St. Louis, April 10 (®—Only one ailing player “xas among the 29 St.| Louis Cardinals who wended their | HRIKES selection seems more cor- | way to the home stamping gro}un 1s. on eaiiies zo by bhilnont How _'1‘\\1dlh of such vehicles. The lights or lcommander at last session of 84th | from the Florida spring battletields| o0 & ¥ o flectors must be of approved type |,nnual convention | | St N ithrowing more than a few balls | annual convention. |today, he is Ernie Orsatti, whoy g ! S 1L accorda sprained an ankle last week, an 1| atting practi o - rlin, ki club £ i The ve side ¢ word that state department will probably be unfit for regular| The veteran sid sentry duty for nother weel cated that he 1s ordered Amcrican consul gener- President Sam Breadon admittl | 2(ter I Mo aicy lfif‘f;,&f:“; last night that Manager John Mc- DefRIEUmeTt foe tpn Graw of the New York Giant e o made an overture for one of ti B Cards’ right-hand hitting outfiel:l- ers. Breadon declared, however th> ! ’ LOOK TO MASS! Bed Birds would wiot ~part ity 2E9UEDIr wouldnic start him oftener When!| New, Orlcans, La., April 10 (UP) | Diouthit, whio was benched Jast wees {100 SYeI¥ wo mesks but fhat ha wst be placed | —Coach Bernie Bierman of the Tu- during a batting slump. |gured he would be worth ten more than | lane. football team is drilling a large tet ‘“;‘;:‘;‘\Mo‘;m; .lo the Llllu\ in 19 ¢ the |squad of aspirants for 1930 Cew ! 47, Tes | E ¢ pitched in only Bl ey ey . Nev | Yankees Using Runner — [in 1020: that is outside of his tno fea T Creenieginoniine Had For Mighty Babe Ruth | world serics appearances. For thr ottt s OhattendosaiiTornalAnrltL e isE Ml sernolih Sieco to o a SRR oI ficld candide The Yankees are putting into prac- "I'E% Pl i ) games {tice John Hevdic and tyoiliost ned plan but not in the b i National league presid ok tended. Instead of a batter taking|SCOres late in the placc of the pitcher at the plate, | 'OF heard from again until |the Yanks are sending in a runner|before the when one or for the mighty Babe Ruth. ‘The|baseball cxpertswrote, in a whisper- “Home Run King,” his right leg|!N§ sort of way, that e might still heavily bandaged with tape, ap- | U¢ the A’s choice to open against the was scored by Pallat over Sylvan peared in the New York lineup. | <Y | Taylor, New York negro, and the |hobbling around in the outfield and | referce stopped the match between Be prepared for the fishing season—Sign up for better fishing and hunting en- Jacobson plans to do the sam sations Gl reflcetors on t therl to stick said then he | pected to use Bhmke to work it | mighty ball games; that 1 Connic club! Manag: ex- and their| iE i ¢ two fect, nor more than 12 f x inches. above the ground. |a reflector is used it not less than two feet four fect and cight und. cht aced impai ory FITCH-JONES COMPANY Bos- 10 Miller, Los MEN’'S SHOES the Meyers, 11 g sro 1000 | hts and hat vi any The year Friday o'clock pounds—Alex Santora, New JOHNSTON & MURPHY Charlic Kelley, Bos- in- pounds—Ring Lavsen. Boston. e 175 pounds—Frank Tucker, San Francisco. Heavyweight—Jack Tall and. Tive of earg summer by shown the | cith light of {cither white or th~ color te or T some ot on ricle, by An important discussion will take place relative to the financial standing of 1929 and also reorgani zation of a team for 1930 will be talked over. Many other matters will be taken under consideration. OUT OUR WAY Cleve- be amber-tinted. and | must be eith ies the finals went the full three rounds. and three ended inside the limit. A first round knockout / MIND,NOW—TLL GET RIGHT / OUT AND WALK BALK HOME {IF You HIT TRAT POOR TRING WITA THAT WHIP AGAIN [ weil ey \ / . e / e < / 3 S e TS MA ) f ARG Sl A Where ME MY MONEY | g2 A VERY hours there were faint bafore, there whispers This ity among baschall was thun- 5 facing the Nashville pitcher five| 4 WHEN / clubs promises plenty of activity on the bascball diamond during the coming summer months. With the weather giving off a rather spring today, it is very likely cal players will soon be o old ball lot limbering up cles. McGraw Looking for Base Hits on Squad Ft. Wayne, Ind.. April 10 (®— Manager John MvGraw today’s de- ires included, not only a first rate second baseman and a top notch outfielder or two, but a few basehits by his New York Giants in general. AMeC w has been casting about for the 1 1wo named articles since the start of the training season but he turned his interests to 5 Again White Sox, s were able to n seven innings their bats were a air t on the stiff mus- find Lied 1 1930 pennant hope make only two hits Vesterday, while silenced altogether by Pat Carg- way, a mere voungster, during the ot two rounds. The Giants and White Sox continued their storming here today. he latt of the UNION BIDS AT LACROSSE Schenectady. N. Y., April 10 (UP) | - Union college’s lacrosse team, the country’s fi nking aggregation in 1979, will make a strong bid to vetain its laurels this scason. Bill Harkness. coach, has only four let- ter men available, but, he believes 1his s sufficient to form another suc cessful team, More than three score candidates have reported for drills. The Garnct, which last year was un- defeated, will open ifs season April against New York university, at ew York. Three new opponent Princeton, St. John's of and City College of New York, will be met, while Harvard and St. Law- rence have been dropped from the | schedule, New York —DAILY— EXPRESS Retarn ticket gvod 30 days Brand New Latest Type Varlor Car Coaches Comfortably Heated—Bonded—Insured We Guarantee Your Comfort Leave Urowell’s Drug Store 77 West Ma St. M., 3r. Beginni Mare Uaily and Sunday Phone 1951 Make Reservations Early ANKEE STAGES, Inc. 10:25 A, r. that lo- | barn- | Maryland | Tucker and Frank Mills of Worces |ter, Mass., in the sccond round to save Mills from further punishment. Ostrow took the flyweight crown by battering Anthony Farentelli of with the local club of the Southern | New Orleans severely and the! association. southerner failed to appear for the | |second round. In only one final bout was the de- |cision close. The officlals were |seered in awarding the welterweight |title to Kelley after a flerce last min- |ute rally in the third round by Joe Bernal of San Francisco. {times. He walked three times und‘-‘ scored two runs that Bill Karl rookie. carried over the plat Tankees were here today for a Footless Boy Is St;r Of Brooklyn Ball Team | New York, April 10 (®—A foot- | less youth of 20 has become the baseball star of Brooklyn Prepara- tory school. — With both legs oft nine inches BALL BRIEFS below the knees as a result of be- the Associated Press. | At Indianapolis. Tnd.—Chicago a train seven vears ago. [iGa % Sen s Tork RN Dollavd hes pitched his team t | At Philadelphia — Pliladelphia|yictory in both its games this sea. B ehlladolphia (A) 18 Ison and also has come through with | At Norfolk, Va.—Washinzaton (A) e . Boston (N) At Nashville, PCRY 8D ville (SA) 3 At Charlotte, N. C.—Brookly N) 9, Charlotte (SAA) 3. 1 .. | & Mobite. Aln—tobile (sa) o | Lisenbee Will Be Able Pittsburgh ( | At Louisville, ih\.\) 10, | Innings.) | At Evansville, Ind. 6. Detroit (A) 1. | At Columbus, | (AA) 7. Boston (A) 6. | At Ponca City, Okla—Topeka (WL) 14, St. Louis (A) 8. Today's Games At Mobile. Ala.—Pittsburgh vs. Mobile (SA.) At Richmond. Va--Washingto (A) ve Boston (N). | At Louisville, R | (N) vs. Louisville (AA) At Kansas City, Mo.—Chicago | (N) vs. Kansas City (AA). [ B {2 some e his second timely hitting. 3 victory Youlz gtruck out five ba single that drove in two runs 1 hel New a renn.- Ky.—Louisvil'e Cincinnati (N) (613 to the Boston Red Sox last year be- | cause of a sore arm, has about con- vinced Manager Heinie Wagner that | oronto (ILj | Ohio—Columbus | turn on the mound this season. Horace will have his final chance before the season starts to prove his | worth today. Wagner has selected | [him to face the Brooklya Dodgers fn | [ |the first of a two-zame seric (N) R at John won 11 rowing consin. Richards. class of 06 in football the University —Cincinnaii | of derous acclaim game when the 35 year old pitehing 1i that guess day battery, ladies and gentlemen will be: football z ¢ To Take Turn on Mound | versity of Dayton. was Brooklyn, N. Y., April 10 —Hor- | With the appointment ace Liseribee, who was of little value | Koo be- | for 1 Harry ( Keefer wa Manager American admitting track and | Iillefe Wis- | and ficlding | keep the Brownies toward t the day ¢ a Mathewson. fanned | t and | Lhmke piiched in a since last Octo fact alone may that Philadelp! EHMKE AND COCHR. DODGERS BACK HOME New York, April 10 (#—The long | ing crushed beneath the wheels of [trek from the southland was at an Johnny | end today for the Brooklyn Dodgc o!Back in their own dodgers were e meeti tod Ebhets field. the the 1id KLEFER TO DAYTON Dayton, 0. 10 coachir o‘ Jackson kheld coach announced by athletic director. All-America back fer, of Dayton, as bac an he will be able to take his regular| Brown university. WILL PINISH B Topeka, Kans. Apr Bill Killefer of t .ouis Browns believes his ¢l finish better than League a wea however, with pitching ks will opines Dy the e van |'speakers transmitted over telephone | Japancse agree on 5-ycar Overnight News ‘ sena- §= Chicag toriul o force T usainst | candid prohibition i Mrs. McCormick. ‘Washington — Ioover proclaims fay Day as child health day. ew York—Voices and images o wire in television demonstration. Youngstown, O. Stockholders’ wmecting on Youngstown-Bethlehem | merger adjourned for counting of ballots New Yor padlock suits nd hotel manc Washingion Governmient starts nst Corpish Arm chairman, Boston — dent Lob res as democrat Ldward 8. 1 of I Washington — t ferees agree on high watches, clocks, bentwood and zinc ores. Washington — I vestigation of government's 1 temporary post offl denies graft charges Roosevelt Fie Huffman completes flight from Cincinnat Washington committee Norris’ into 19 ate cand vnanii resolution 0 camps Voreign London— Stimson. MacDonald anc naval pact AND WNOW LTHIM ANY TOO WELL - THOSE ToP S N\ REG U S 2AT OF " AN = A NE : e CANT YOU SR HES TRED: TONGLE D HANGING OUT. REST IDILET 1=VVNA! SOME GRA THEY DONT ALWAY = HAD BALHW _DEAT FEED Eass PLEASUNT THEY HOW GO0 HAS TheiR HORS At Philadelphia — Philadelphia (A) vs. Philadelphia (N). At Chattanooga—New York vs. | Chattanooga (SA). At Fort Wayne, Ind.—New York (N) vs. Chicago (A). SALESMAN SAM At Terrc Haute, (A) vs. Toronto, (1L). | ""At Birmingham, Ala—Cleveland | (A) vs. Birmingham (S4). | At Topeka. Kans.—St. Louis (A) | vs. Topeka (WL). | Al Eckert Will Display His Wares Once Again Louisville, Ky., April 10 (P—Aa1 Cckert, southpaw hurler from Peoria, Tll, 1is going to have an- other opportunity to show his wares before Dan Howley, manager of the | Cincinnati Reds, decides what to do with him. Howley plans to stact him against the Cleveland Indians at Cincinnati in one of the two | games scheduled there Saturdav and Sunday. If he goes as well « he has been it 1s considered likevy he will be retained on the Red Squad. Howl:y, has to dispose of three pitchers out of thirteen but has not made his choice. Ind.—Detroit HERE AN HOUR AGO\! ULL SEE ABOUT IT AT ONce!! (WHAT 2 YoU SAY_HE HasN'T DELIVERED THAT CHECKER GAME YET! WHY HE LEFT sawW suck HelLP!! A Wise Move SO HELP ME | NEVER ) WHOSE MOVE IS T, samM?