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New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
MAY BOX IN EUROPE
Dempsey's Manager Hears of Csrpentier's Agreement With Charles B. Cochran. London Promoter-Gcorges Sails Saturday,

New York. July s.-The expected debate Carpenticr. and Jack Kearns manager of Dempsey. regarding a title bout between the worlds champion and the champion of Europe did not take place yesterday. despite the fact that Kcarns in the city. The manager of Dempsey announced that the when he would ask the Frenchman to state his attitude regarding a match for the worlds championship.
 e By way of clearing away the haze that has enveloped the intentions of the French champions and the conditions that control camps was held yesterday afternoon in the Hotel Claridge with Jules Lennaers. spar ring partner of Carpentier. acting inter prcter. Through Lennaers. who speaks English fiuently. Descamps made this state ment:
 "I shall be ready to talk to MT. Kearns when he arrives. We sail for France La Lorraine. July 10. which is next Satur- day We return on La Lorraine, sailing from France September (. and Carpenter will box Levinsky fin this country October 1e.
 "As to a match with Dempsey, under contract to Charles B. Cochran, the terms of which provide that Carpentier can the promotion Of Cochran up to and includ- ing December 3i. 1920. However, If Coch- ran fails to get the signature of Dempsey to articles of agreement by December 3I, 1890. Carpenter is at liberty to fight Demp- ,ey anywhere. Cochran wishes to stage the to go there Carpenter will box him in No- vember. a month after meeting Levinsky. If Cochran fails to get Dempsey's signature by December 51. 1920, then Carpentier will box Dempsey in America wherever the best terms can be obtained"
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
R. H. BRETT BEATEN
Almsden Onward. Western Pscer. Wins When Favorite in 2:I4 Event Behaves Badly at Sage Park Yesterday.

Windsor. July s.-R. H. Brett. the rolling and husky sidewheeler. was beaten decisively yesterday afternoon by Almaden Onward. the western paccr brought East by a syndi- cate of Hartford horscmen. in the third day of racing at Sage Park. The son Of Wa ponce can blame the loss to nothing but his own obxtinacy. it his refusal to score down with the rest of the pacers in the first two heats that cost him the victory. Tn the third heat he scored we'll and it looked like nothing but Brett until the pacers reached the far turn when the big lateral stopper broke badly and AImaden Onward went to the wire unmoiested.
 Two of the three races the program went into extra heats. Scamp Spratt, win- ner of the two-yesr-oId event at Cherry Park last week. found the going a bit too fast for him and. after the first heat dropped out of the running, Belvue winning the after two stretch battles with Guaveta. Lyman Brusie's colt. Guaveta faced tho wire for the first time in her career yesterday afternoon but she showed her breeding in her gameness in the stretch. nearly nipping Belvue in the third heat
 Todd Temple won a six-heat battle from TrampriEht and Little Lee. taking the last three heats after the race had taken on a decided Trampright aspect.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
tSECOND GAAIED
ANDY VS. TELLER
Final Home Game in Connecticut Duclpin Championship to Be Rolled Upon Casino Alleys Tonight-Big Crowd Expected.

The last home game in the Connecticut duekpin championship tourney will be rolled this evening upon the Casino Alleys when Eddie Anderson. the local favorite. will meet Fred Teller, of Naugatuck, who is leading the league by a small margin. The Hardware City lad must win decisively this evening if the hopes of his friends for the chant pionship coming to this city are to be realized. Andy has been going bad for the past two weeks. but in his game with Mccarthy in Hartford. Tuesday night. he gave some evidence Of returning to the form that placed him at the top of the league for the greater part of the season.
 As 1t is the last time the bowling stars will be in action here for some time. it Is expected that all of the fans will be on hand tonight to lend Anderson a cheer in his effort to cop the league leadership.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOXING BOUT HERE
Dave Paiitx vs. Jimmy Kelly and Joe Christie vs. Bobby Hanson VIII Be Star Eveuss Next Wednesday Night.

The first boxing show to be held fin this city since last winter is scheduled to take place in the Lyeeum thsater next wednes- day night when the Major A C. of this city will handle the card.
 For the star bout the club management has secured Dave Paltiz. of Hartford and Jimmy Kelly. Of Brooklyn. in a 10-round arair. This pair of whirlwind performers put corking exhibition in Hartford last winter. Kelly lost the popular decision and has been ciamortnE for A bout ever since
 The seni-nnal bout-a 10-round affair will b~ between Bobby Hanson. Of Brooklyn we'll known to boxing fans in this section by his victories over Willie Spencer. and Joe Christie. of Hartford. Christie has per formed several times since coming to Con- necticut from Philadelphia and always has Eivcn the fans run for their money. He will have to show his entire repertoire against Hanson.
 The first preliminary will De between Battling Hesley. of Hartford. and Young R.innsr. Of this city. This will be a six- round anair. The exhibition will start with t..e usual four-round curtain-raiser
 Jack Willis will be the third man in the ring, Arthur Pilz will do the announcfnr and oene Clerkin will hold the watch
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
! LOSES TO
 IVERSAL CLUB
|hOp Team Also Drops to Stanley Works

f by . poor start in the early game when Landers knocked
 band registered six runs during Innings. the Russell and Erwin
 5 tough battle yesterday after
 hut ItiIi Park. losing to the kb by s-to-s score. The Ie game were furnished, in the n. and E. nine During the SinEa of the Kame Landera was ey and Al Blanchard produced iaatures. conley knocked out out of four trips to the plate Ing two-bsgEer and might have had 10 not been for Fusarts |psedy drive over second base. h two hits out of i've times at the only three-baEEer Of the
 ktrick struck out n men, balls and was touched up for |rk OMeara. a regular fielder. pitching box for two innings hut was hit hard schuHsier and twirIed an excellent game. | nve hits in seven innings He |Raouta and walked four men. n MuFn mary
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
BETTING CONTROVERSY.

A difference of opinion exists between the followers of some of the teams in the Industrial League. This difference is caused by the recent Fafnir-Landers game in which the former team the victor. Supporters of the Dragons placed wagers on their favorites to win. They did and the game was protested by the Landers management and the protest subsequently withdrawn. Some of the bets have not been paid, and the writer asked for his opinion. voices the view that the fact that the protest was withdrawn leaves nothing for the supporters of the Ianders team to do but cash in. Sometimes bets are made with provisos tn at in the event of argument or a protest arising all bets are of.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
TO FIGHT MINOR LEAGUE.
semi-Pro Team Will Bring Action Against
 Atlanta Club of Southern League.

New Castle. Pa. July s.-The right of organized baseball to sign a player who has a contract with industrial semi-pro- fessional club without coming to terms with non-league teams will he tested in court. according to an announcement made here today by w. E. Duerstein. official of the Castle Cords nine of New Castle.
 Duerstein has telegrsphed to his attorneys at Macon, Ga. to take action against the Atlanta team of the Southern League which recently signed contracts with Cliff Markle. pitcher. and Frank Mills. catcher. of the Cords. The Cords had agreements with Markle and Mills to play with the club here this season. but. despite this. the Atlanta team signed them, according to Duerstein. The question at issue, he said, is whether a contract with independent club is not as binding with league team
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
STOPS SUNDAY BALL.
Pennsylvania Churchman Leases Only Site
 Available in Pennsy Town.

Fayette City. Pa, July s.-The controversy between church people and the management Of an independent baseball team here over the question of Sunday baseball settled yesterday when Andrew Brown. wealthy farmer and well-known churchman, an- nounced that he had leased the only avail able baseball grounds in this region.
 In order to secure the lease on the grounds Mir. Brown had to lease tract of ls7 acres from a coal company. owner of the property. He posted trespass notices at all ball grounds yesterday and announced that. while Sunday games were banned. he would help finance the team for weekday games
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
TO TRAIN MARATHON TEAM.

New York. July s.--John F. CJack) Moakisy. of Cornell University. who on Tuesday was appointed chairman Of the board Of coaches by the American Olympic committee. arrived in New York yesterday and attended a conference in the once of custavus T. Kirby. president Of the com ntttee. Others present included Matthew P Haipin. manager Of the American teams: Frederick W. Rubien, secretary. and Mike Ryan. Of Colby College. who will be one Of Momkiey's assiwtants
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
MANY OLYMPIC EXAMINATIONS.

Annapolis. July s.-Olynpic eliminat tions for the Navy's track and field team were held yesterday afternoon. Rain necessftated postponement of several events. It is prac- ticalIy certain the following will take the trip to Antwerp: Midshipman Clapp, discus: Midshipman Curtis. mile run: Lieutenant Iiyersedge shotput; w. F. Downey and Frank T. Shea. sprints; Daniel Shea, half mile Others may be added
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
oeA SIGNS aRArr.

Iufy s.--Fr.ddIe Gran. third
 <,arneEie steel baseball team
 yesterday that he has Near contract AS manager of Hwa team of the Southern Kn played with Chattanooga
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
Cards Defense Crumples.

St. Louis July s.-when the locals defense crumpled in tl<s eighth inning yes- terday Chicago scored five runs of two hits three errors, a walk and a hit batsman and defeated St. Louis. to 5. The score by innings:
 
 Chicago .osO Oco o5o-s 0 Batteries: Vaughn. Alexander and Kille- fer; Jacobs, May. Goodwin and Dilhoefer.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
KH.Ky WORKS WINS.

EF Burke. catcher for the sNwms. helped materially in Msfit over the New Britain Mo to c. Burke batted Recurring four safetles out AAt. in the eighth inning InninE runs for tho Stanley Yhuison and oakes registered The scorer
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
susaeii and Erwin.

|ita. Dransneid. J. Fitzpatrick. |e. thrrs-bnH~ hit. Blanchard. patrick 10. off Schussier z, off
 stolen bahss. !. Fitzpatrick. hard double play. F'itzzpatrick Lynch. hit by pitcher. FuaRri,
 on balls. ofr schussler (. of |f Fitzpatrick i struck out, by
 |i. by sehunaier (. Umpire.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
nritain Machine.

Hurkaf three-bass hits. aken stolen bases. Burke. kildun. Campbell. double rrean. base on halls. off Dyer |. on Omkea a: struck
 by Mover 2. by oakes q. ke !. Campbell :. sacrifices. sndln. Umpire, ManKan.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
TWILIGHT BASEBALL.

The K of C. Team will tackle the crack Pexto team of Southington at 6:30 o'clock this evening at St. Mary's playgrounds On tomorrow evening in the Girls Industrial League the North and Judd and the Coroin teams will clash.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
TRIPLE PLAY MADE
 AT FORBES FIELD
Cooper, Caton and Grimm Figure
 in PutOutS

Pittsburgh July S.-The first triple play in more than two years on the Pirates home field. according to sports writers. occurred in a pitchers battle in which Philadelphia was defeated. 2 to l. yesterday. Cooper caught wheat's fly with first and second occupied. Caton and Grimm com pIeted the play. The score by innings:
 e Pittsburgh .......... 900 o02 oox-2 2 Batteries: Cooper and Hseffner; Smith and Wheat.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
HOOPER UNDERGoEs OPERATION.

Boston, July s.-Harry Hooper, captain of the Boston Americans. underwent an oper- ation in a local hospital yesterday for a leg injury sustained recently in a game at Cleveland. He may be out of the game for the rest of the season.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yestersiar.s Rssuits.

Springfield f-5: Hartford ca. Worcester 5.fs; Bridgeport To. Pittsnsld sGUw Haven 2.
 waterbury-A y-AfBany; wet grounds
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
AMERICAN TEAMS AT ANrwE1
ByBriiggs

Antwerp, July e.-The Americ1 and equestrian teams for the Olympic arrived at Antwerp in an Army |. Tuesday night. They procesdedf American Army base at CoblenS fc work. s-' 's-..
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Resulta- Pittsburgh :. Philadelphia 1. Chicago s: st. Louis 5. Other teams were not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Y~st~rdsy's R~suIts.

Philadelphia (. Boston Cirst Eamel. Philadelphia i; Boston tsscond game). Other teams were not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Detroit at New York. St. Louis at Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
Standing of the Clubs.

Cannes Today. Bridgeport at Hartford. Waterbury at Albany. Springfield at Pittsfield. New Haven at Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
RED SOX, SHUT OUT
 TWICE BY MACKMEN
TailenderS Suddenly Come to Life
 in American League

Philadelphia. July s-Philadelphia won two shutout victories over Boston yesterday by scores of to and 1 to c, making it three straight and even break for the six-gsme series.
 Keefe held Boston hitless until the eighth inning in the first game. The second game a pitchers battle between Fortune and Perry. The Athletics scored the only run of the game in the eighth inning on Gallo ways double. Perry's out and Wits infield single. The scores by innings:
 CHRIST GAINED.
 e PhNadelphia 100 500 00E-S 10 Boston ................o 900 900 o00-0 1 Batteries: Keefe and Perkins; karr Eibel and Walters.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Resuiti
Standing of the Clubs.

Toronto s: Jersey City !.
 Other games postponed. rain.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-08

Games To-day. Jersey City at Toronto. Syracuse at Akron. Reading at Buffalo. Baltimore at Rochester.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30

by E. T. Beckwith. The entertainment began by the playing of the carol Hark. the Herald Angels Sing, by a quintette of mandolins, which was followed by a chorus by the high school girls. Several other carols were played by the Enando- lins, after which farce entitled Christ mas at Finnegan's Flats Gas given by the grange dramatic club. the leading parts being taken by Clayton Hunt, Mrs. Ray mond E. Clarke, Mrs Ruth Jacobs and William Wolff. The. play was greatly en- joyed by all. When the play was over the tree was lighted and gifts distributed to the children. also oranges and candy to everyone in the audience. The enter tainment was brought to a fitting close by
 the playing of the beautiful carol, Silent Night, fnly rendered by the mandolin | club
 Foundations for handsome monument | to be set in the cemetery at the Center | have been laid in memory of Charles W. Fitch, who died in Faribault, Minn.. las July and whose body was brought here
 at that time for burial The monument
 is expected to arrive shortly.
 It is understood that Frederick Spencer l has appealed to the superior court the case which was decided against him by
 Justice Raymond E. Clarke last week for not sending his child to school prior to Dec. 1st.-
 L. E. Winter has purchased an auto mobile.
 Joseph Hutchins and his sister, Miss
 Eliza Hutchins, who were thrown from I their carriage on the state road near
 Loomer rock when they were struck re- gently by an automobile driven by Claude
 Griggs of Hop River, are both at home
 and doing well. MT. Hutchins was able
 to be brought home after the accident, but
 Miss Hutchins was obliged to spend sev- eral days at St. Joseph's hospital, Willi-
 mantle. She is now attended at home by
 Mrs Raymond Squier, registered nurse. At the services at the church here Sun
 day last the pastor, Rev. T. Newton Owen
 preached Christmas s>rnon and Miss
 Edith Lyman sang In Old Judea-
 | Monday last H. H. Smith, state secre- tary of the Y. M. C.. A. for organization | of county associations, was in town secur- 1 ing subscriptions for that purpose. In connection with Philip Isham, the local representative of the county organization he secured S90, nearly the quota assigned to this town. : During the past week Allison L. Frini was in attendance at the court in Rock } vile in connection with the c~se of Book owitz vs. Seplowitz. involving commis sions on the sale of MT. Frinks place } During his absence E. T. Beckwith drov' t the maiT from here to Hop River depoI 9 l Among those in town spending the holi l days are Eleanor Collins and Evelyl l Woodward of Smith college, Mrs. Carleton P. Davenport and child of Shelburn Falls Theodore Lyman. George B. Richards, Jr.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
WlNDHAM

About 100 children enjoyed the com munity Christmas supper and tree provid- ed for(the members of the grammar school and the Congregational Sunday school by the townspeople under the direction of Misses Truell, Hughes Branch and Supt. and Mrs. H. c. Lathrop. Following the supper, a program of music, recitations and short plays was enjoyed by q large number of persons Santa Claus (in- personated by c. H. CaswelD distributed gifts from a large tree.
 The Monday Evening Auction club met with the Misses Johnson this week.
 The members of the Congregational Sunday school gave Christmas concert in the church Sunday evening in charge of Mrs. H. c. Lathrop. Those taking part included Ruth Wilson, Earl Potter, two Sandstrom boys, Paul Clifford, Grace Palmer, Elizabeth and Doris Webster William Maine, Lucy and Elinor Sher- man, Helen, Inez and Harold Hopkins Charlotte Lathrop, Annie Trigger. Chris sic Pearl, Nielsen Potter, Avis Cobb. The children of St. Paurs Sunday school were given their Christmas tree and festival in the parish rooms on Holy Innocents' day, Tuesday, at 2.30 p. m. MT. and Mrs. Henry Hrown of Hart
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-30
NORTH LYME

Lucius Stark of Hartford was home over the holiday.
 Mrs. Eva Tucker of Essex has been visiting her brother, Warren Rogers. the past week.
 The Miner family were guests of Mir. and Mrs. HerDert Maynard Christmas day.
 Mrs. c. F. Jewett entertained the Cone family Christmas. William Sisson is able to be out of doors 3 little after suffering from severe cold the past three weeks. Miss Jennie Stark is home for the holi- days i Mir. and Mrs. Erwin Rogers spent i Christmas at Leslie Rogers in Lyme. 1 Mrs. Carrie Granger and Miss Eliza Martin spent the past week with Mrs Belle Martin in Hamburg. 1 Miss Emily Stark, Mrs. ". NJ Sisson Jr., Dorothy and Gerald Sisson visited al | N. s. Strong's Christmas.
 W. NJ. sisson, Jr., was a caller ir 1 Groton Sunday.
 Rev. c. II. Eldridge of Mantle preached at the Baptist church Sunday Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Jewett were guest of Afr. and Mrs. Lewis Ingalis in Daniel son a couple of days last week.