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New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
AR ON GAMBLERS
WILL Be Continued
|nSOn Says Investigators Will
Attend ALI Games

hicugo. April ii.--Tho American
uc Will conduct n continuous CAM
IN against gambling during tho
Ing season BYRON Bancroft John
announced last night.
Phnson has just returned from
OF tho American league cities
has completed arrangements for
|cscntattvcs uf the organization
ftend every game I'm order to- pre-
a recurrence OF tho 1919 world
n scandal. These representatives
be stationed I'm all the stands and
have orders To- take immediate
fn at any time they notice any
L that seems suspicious.
addition, each umpire will take
role OF a special investigator AMI
hrcfuly analyzo every game. Any
that seems out OF place on the
ord will he reported To tho league
dent. a conference OF the umpircu
DO held here before tho season
and tho league president then
instruct them In their part I'm pre-
nr gambling and game throwing.
don't think there In dishonest
r In the American League now"
Mr. Johnson. and our plans will
rFcly or a preventive nature. We
are going to eliminate every
ptlity OF a recurrence OF the
scandal"
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
CLANCY MEETS TOUGH
BOY IN MICHAELS
Leading Contender For Feather
weight Title TO Box At Hart
ford Tomorrow Night.

Andy CLANCY Of Baltimore. who is
regarded as the next fcatherweight
champion and whose manager. Ed
die Meade. has offered Johnny Kill
bane n purse OF $4,000 to meet his
boy in New York sometime this
summer. will be seen i'm action in
Hartford tomorrow night ut tho
church street auditorium. Chaney's
opponent will be Bobby Michaels OF
New York. The bout. which will be
the headliner of four. calls for twelve
rounds.
Michaels commands the respect OF
all ranking featherweights and is
counted on to extend CLANCY to the
limit. The encounter gives every
indication of being one of the best
ever staged in the Capital City.
I'm all there will be thirty-four
rounds or milling. In the semi-final
Irish Johnny" Dwyer will be pitted
against Johnny Winters OF Brooklyn
In tcn-rounder. The proliminar-
les Will see Young Mack of Hartford
against Irish Willie" Green of
Brooklyn md George Burns against
Marty Silver, each TO be six-round
engagements.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
SCOTT MAY NOT PLAY.
He'd sox Captain IL Suffering From
An Injured Wrist.

Boston. April 11.--Braves' Field.
whore tho major league baseball sea
son will DO opened locally on wednes-
day was being prepared for play to-
day I'm a furry OF snow while n few
hardy and hopeful fans joined In the
advance sale OF tickets.
The Red Sox who viii play on other
fields for n time were watched with
special interests for infield deveiop-
ments. stufry McInnis. tho first base
man who had been n holdout. played
yesterday ut Newark for the FIRST time
this season but still without written
agreement with the MANAGEMENT to
meet his demands. DerriII Pratt was
expected TO report to fiji second base
within tho week but whether Captain
Everett Scott would be able To play
In tho opening game OF the season or
be forced to break his record OF more
than four seasons OF uninterrupted
league play was question. as n
strained ligament had kept him out
of training trip games for n week
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
INDIANS GET COLLEGIAN.
Stephenson. Alabama Star, VIII Play
y mt Midway Sack.

Cleveland, April 11.--Riggs Steph-
enson.t University OF Alabama star.
wiz fill the vacancy mt second base
for tho Cleveland Indiana caused by
injuries to Bill Wambsganss and
Harry Lunte, according to advices
received here. At the request OF Man
aRcr Speaker the university officials
excused Stephenson from study until
May 1. Stephenson will report at st.
Louis. a.
Stephenson is the second Univer-
sity OF Ala bama star to come to Cleve-
land In an. emergency. oJo Sewell.
who filled in ut short. after the death
of Ray Chapman last season. also halls
from the Southern institution.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
ANDY in tenth
PLACE in RACE
Local Boy Has Good Chance Of
Improving Standing This Week

The end OF the third week in tho
Connecticut duckpin tourney finds
Eddie Anderson. star of the Rogers
Recreation alleys in tenth position,
and '"Fido" O'Brien leading the race.
Both of the local men are showing
good stuff to the bowling fans. To-.
morrow night at the Casino alleys,
Spalding the New Haven star will
tackle O'Brien. Anderson journies to
Waterbury where he will clash with
Harper on the Washington alleys.
On Wednesday night O'Brien will
tackle Spalding at New Haven and
on Thursday night Harper will be ut
the Rogers Recreation alleys for
clash with Andy. ..-s LIS
Anderson remains in a tie with
Conran and Stokes for the high single
score record, 149 rolled here two
weeks ago against Orsini. Freddie
Donlon of Rockville made bid for
the honors here Thursday night
when in the match with Andy he
toppled the timbers for 146.
The league statistics complied by
Charlie Mahoney arc as follows:
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
BoYNToN DENIES RUMoR.

Annapolis, Md, April 11.-AuthorI
tative information has been received
here that the two service schools will
each fail in getting n football star al
ready assigned to them by rumor for
next year. While here Saturday as a
member Of the Williams baseball nine.
playing the Naval Academy. Benny
Boynton. star halfback. said en-
phatically that he does not intend to
enter West Point. though efforts to
have him do so had been persistent.
In a letter received here from Cadet
Leech, Virginia Military Institutes re-
markable halfback, he denies the re-
port that he liz to enter the Naval
Academy. and states that he has no
intention whatsoever Of doing so.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
RUTH GUMS THE WORKS
Bambino Drops Fly Ball and Dodgers
Arc Bcncfted Thereby

Brooklyn. April 11.-Ivan Olson.
Brooklyn shortstop, tried to present
the Yankees with another victory over
the Robins yesterday afternoon at
Ebbets Field, but Babe Ruth stepped
out of his role OF Blunderbuss and.
with an exaggerated misconception of
courtesy refused to have 1t that way.
Babe insisted on giving the game to
the Robins and eventually enjoyed
the distinction of having contributed
to O Flatbush holiday which pleased
some 10000 shivering fans and fam
cites. Uncle Robbie's youngsters hop
ped on the offerings Of Jack Quinn in
the twelfth inning and pounded out a
victory by a score OF to 4.
The score:
Brooklyn -. 001000011002---5 IL 2
New York :. 10000Oo02001-4 L
Smith, Ruether and Miller and
Kruger. Shawkey, Quinn and Hoff-
man.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
WESLEYAN NAMES COACH.
John Martin Appointed Football
Mentor for Next Season.

Middletown, April 11.-John T..
Martin. former Oberlin college ath-
lete. has been chosen head football
coach mt Wesleyan university, it was
announced today by DIR. Edgar
Fauver, director of athletics. Martin
was assistant football coach last fall
Tho Athletic Council also has re-eIect-
ed him coach OF the track team.
Paul o. Frey, also O former Ober-
lin player. has been named coach of
baseball and basketball at Wesleyan,
effective next fall. He is now assist,
ant coach in these two sports.
The Athletic Council adopted a res,
oiution forbidding members of the
Wesleyan baseball team from play
ing professional baseball in the sum-
mer
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
GIANTS BEAT SENATOR'S
American Lcaguers ON Short End of
Z To 5 Contest mt Polo Grounds

New York, April 11.-George Nc
Brides Senators yesterday proved
themselves bitter-enders taking pun
ishment from tho Giants. McGraw's
men mingled with the American
leaguers At the Polo grounds in the
seventh and final tussle of their
spring series and tho battle ended as
did most OF those that had gone be-
fore. The visitors trailed from the
second inning to the finish. but sue
cecded I'm making the trapped specta-
tors forget the cold by almost over
taking the McGrawmen in the eighth
and again i'm the ninth innings. The
score was to 3.
New York . O102O40ox-7 IL !
Washington . O00010040-5 IL 4
Nehf. Tony and Smith and CASTOR;
Shaw. Mugridge. Acosta and Picinich.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
'cRAw RELEASES SIX.
and Winters Sent to- Toronto
-tsrimca Goes to Toledo.


York. April 1i.--Manager
pcGraw reduced hia squad OF
Yesterday by tho release OF six
20 minor league clubs. Num-
mon. tho players who were
~ 20 tho minors were two who
aidcrabie service In the latter
the 1890 campaign whom tho
men were making their battle
Brooklyn for n ponnant.
lay ers are Vernon Spencer.
been returned to tho Toronto
ON which he was obtained
Inner In n trade for Benny
nd Roy Grimes. who finished
on at second base after com
j the Bridgeport club OF the
league. Grimes has boon sont
Brosnahan's Toledo club.
= Jesse winters, who was re-
D an American association
ling tho winter and later re-
pr n tryout at san Antonio.
j Spencer to the Toronto In
nlm. now managed by Larry
nnelder Loo Kane. purchased
Hartford club OF the East
nc. il returned to that club.
r Ray Bnreroft goes to the
oEa club Of the Southern as
and Pitcher G. Raymond
ocs TO the Norfolk club OF
tnia league. Some other
re- yet to DO released as the
per the specified player limit
|as into effect ON May IT.. .
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
Differ TURNS PRO.
scotch star. VIII Hereafter
play for Coin.

prk. April 1.-The paths OF
|icnn team of golfers who
Icte In tho British tourna-
Ioylake I'm June have been
\ one formidable obstacle by
/ decision of Gordon Lock-
well-kuown Scottish anna
turn professional Lock-
been installed rs resident
IN famous GleneaEles course.
|sE 20 Lockhart's change
|teur 20 professional status.
han says: "Lockhart's do
|nioves n prop Britain and
I'm can spare. Hope was
hat no would figure In our
Tive defense against the
merican attack we arc
at fIoyiakc and probably
this year. or his position
lrndrra In the game there
|Adow OF doubt"
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
NO HIT, NO RUN GAME

Coblenz. April 10.--The honor OF
developing the first no-hit. no-run
game of the 1921 baseball season so
far as appears fell to Coblenz today
at the opening of the season Of tho
Army league. comprising teams OF the
American forces of occupation. Mar
tin of Texas. pitching for the quarter
masters team blanked the Eighth
infantry combination last years cham
pions. Not a sign of a hit was made off
the Texan twirler and only one
Eighth infantry batter got on, reach
ing first on a pass.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
CAPABLANCA WINS
brilliant Cuban Takes Tenth Chess
Game From DIR. Lnskcr, the Ger
man Master.

Havana. April l1.-Joso r. Capa-
blanca, the Cuban chess master. won
the tenth game OF the worlds cham
pionshlp match with DIR. Emanuel
Laskcr last night, DIR. LaSker resign
ing after tho sixty eighth move.
Capa blanca has now won two games,
Lasker none. and eight games have
been drawn.
DR.. Lasker admitted after play be-
gan that he had lost the game, but he
did not resign ut once because. he
explained, he and the chess public
were nnxiouss TO know how Capa-
blanca would force the pieces. since
the position was very intricate. He
took nearly nifty minutes before re-
plying to Capablanca's ty-fourth
move. which had been sealed, when
play ended early Sunday morning.
The play TO the ond was most DELHI
crate. but the German master finally
realized that IL was useless to continue
and resigned before making his Sky
ninth move. The time OF the game
was I.asker hours 40 minutes; Cap
aelanca, hours 20 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
CREWS ARE PICKED
Pennsy oarsmSn Named for Contests
Against Yaio Next Saturday on
Hou-atonic Riycr-A f43-Ib. Stroke

Hou-atonic Rivcr-A fA3-Ib. Stroke
Philadelphia, April 1.-Two Penn
crew VIII row against Yale on the
Housatonic river next Saturday. coy
ering the Henley course of n mile and
hve slxteenths at Derby. Conn.
The Varsity will be stroked by
Willie Mitchell. who weighs but I43
pounds. In the Varsity shell with him
Will he Waidner. No. Z: Chambers,
No. .: Leifleld, No. 8: Wheeler. No.
!; Swan. No. 3: Williams. No. ?. and
Jellineck. bow. Chase has replaced
Dayton as coxswain.
The second Varsity. which will raee
I'm the Junior race against the Ellis.
Will be stroked BY Bill Copeland, who
was No. 7 in the Varsity last year. He
VIII be accompanied by Guenther. No.
:: Rich or Strife. No. 6: Rosenburrb
NO. .; Singer. No. 4: Loosen. No. 2:
Darby. No. 2: Roberts. bow. and on
lettc, coxswain. The latter wns tho
Varsity selection last year. The Penn
crowd viii leave here "Wednesday
night for Derby and, row Thursday
ana Friday over the Housatonic
course.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11

The reason for the uncertainty of
the date is because of another boxing
show for which a permit has been is
sued in New Haven. The Nutmeg A.
-. has been granted the right to con-
duct set of bouts on the night of
April %, the star bout having been
arranged between Jabez White and
Pete Herman. ex-featherweight cham
pion. 1t is understood that the bout
has fallen through.
If it materializes or If the Nutmeg
matchmaker brings together two
other boys on that night the pix
In on-Shugrue tilt will be put off
until the 9th. II the Nutmeg club,
however. doesn't conduct the card IL
had originally planned, the return go
between the idols of the Brass and
Silver Cities will be presented on the
night OF May >.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
STOCK COMES TO TERMS.

Mobile. Ala. April 11.-Moltor
stock. third baseman OF the St. Louis
National League club, who has been
holdout this season. left his home
here today TO report to tho team.
Stock announced before leaving that
the club owners had agreed to his
terms
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
|ASEBALL CHALLENGES
3'port. Mcritlcn and New Haven
|iagcrs Anxious to Arrange
Pict With Local Teams.

- "sh' sNN"A baHht~s
RiverSidcs OF bridgeport have
|hnized for the coming season
hve ono OF tho fastest scmi-pro
IN the city. Manager Dean has
open dates and would like to
rom any scmi-pro teams In the
All communications To Man
|nmcs Dean, 49t Central avenue,
port, Conn.
Meridcn Cutlery baseball club
" organized for tile season of
'nnd IN booking games with
hf the best semi pro teams Ira
pc. Live managers Will COM
re with George Spencer. man
&krridcn Cutlery company. Mcr-
fpn. We guarantee return
Williams, ono OF Connecticut's
seui-pro clubs. wish To- ar
Fond games with the fastest
10 and industrial clubs about
te. Address j. J. Bradford,
&c street. New Haven, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
MIDDLETowN OVERWHELMED

Tho Springfield Y. NJ. G. a. captured
the New Enguand basketball title at
the State Armory Saturday night. de-
feating the Middletown Y. NJ c. A.
The game was for the Y. NJ. c. A.
cha mpionsl,ip. The Connecticut boys
were outclassed from the start. The
score was 80 to IA. AT the close of the
contest Manager Spears made the
claim that the Springfield team used
a. ringer 80 ..Fa
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
MIKE GIBBONS Is MATCHED.

Minneapolis. April 11.--Mike Glib
bons. st. PauIs middleweiEht boxer.
has been signed TO appear in a ten
round bout here on April 81 or 90, II
was announced here today. His OPP
ponent will be Chuck Virgins of In
dianapolis. It will be Gibbons first
fight In preparation for his proposed
battle with Johnny Wilson. middle
weight champion.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
CALL EN- BLACK SON

Cleveland. April 1.-THE National
Baseball Federation, the governing
body of sandlot baseball today went
on record as opposing the Black
Sox." as the organization of former
White SoX players under Indictment is
called
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
EErs At FAST CLIP.

ngclcs. April Jimmy
Epn the national A. A. A. au-
hco ut tho Speedway yester-
|pok the fourth heat OF the
rnlle in t3 minutos s.s Sec
fage speed OF t07 3 miles
Nc iinai heat or tho ATTY
nakkae ITS seconds, az
1909 miles an
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
Fs E n T S
CLEVER LIGHTWEIGHTS
WILL BATTLE AGAIN
Charlie PiIkington and Johnny Shu-
gruc Matched for Bout ut
New Haven.

Meridcn. April 11-Charlie Pilking-
ton has been signed to meet Johnny
Shugrue of Waterbury before, the
Arena A. e. in the New Haven Arena
on the night OF either May or May
.. The bout will be over the Is
round route and the weights are seal
ed at 132 pouids at o'clock on the
afternoon of the go.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
rRprBERG TO KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Ma, April 1i.-Ber-
nard A. Froidberg OF the Chicago Ma
tionals last night was released to tho
local American Association club.
FreiberE who Is both an outaelder
and inneldcr. has been with the Cubs
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11

Ter. has been matched for bout 4
next Friday With Bob Nabogoss
Chicago. The deadlock, it was s,
was not to be barred.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11

High single. Anderson. 149; Con-
ran. 149: Stokes 14s.
High total, Anderson, 1852.
Consecutive strings, won, Nc
Carthy 3.
Games This Week.
Monday
Bridgeport-Dewey VS.. Sterback.
Nutmeg alleys.
Waterbury--Howard VS.. stokes.
Lafayette alleys. ~
Tuesday
Bridgeport-Sterback VS.. Dewey,
Park City alleys.
Bristol-White VS.. Weeks. Macs
alleys.
New Misunderstanding Vs. O'Brien,
Casino alleys.
New Haven-Teller VS.. Porto, AL
gonquin alleys.
neutrality-suspicious. VS.. w. Har-
per, Washington alleys.
Wednesday
Bridgeport-B. Harper VS.. kausler,
Arcade alleys.
Hartford - Stone VS.. Mccarthy.
Meriden - Stokes vs. Howard.
Casino alleys.
New Haven-o'Brien VS.. spalding.
North Enthusiastically VS.. Con-
ran, Conran's alleys.
Rockville-Orsini Va. Donlon. Casino
alleys.
Seymour-Porto VS.. Teller, Seymour
Club alleys.
Thursday 4
Bridgeport-kausler VS.. b. Harper.
Kelley's alleys.
Hartford-Donlon vs.. orsini, Char
ter Oak alleys.
New Britain---W. Harper va An
derson. Recreation alleys.
waterbury-McCarth VS.. Stone.
Wooster alleys.
Friday
Bridgeport-Conran vs. Kellv
Palace alleys.
New Haven-Weeks VS. White.
Tuxedo alleys.
Tho statistics in the Inter-Ci,v
league are as follows:
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
PLAY 80 INNINGS

Los Angeles, Cal, April lin
twenty-five inning game, the longest
in organized baseball so far this sea-
son. Seattle defeated Los Angeles II
to in ths.0rst game Of a scheduled
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11

SLOW, BUT SAFE!-You don't
travel very fast on the back of a tor
toise, as little Andrew Gold, this New
York youngster, will testify, but the
riding is safe. Cluster" the Galapa-
COS land turtle he is riding, belongs
to the Bronx zoo and is three GEN.
turtles old.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
BoYCE HARVARD FENCING CAPT.

Cambridge. Mass, April-11.-Burke
Boyce of New York was elected fenc-
Ing captain for next season at a meet
ing of the Harvard team. He has
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11

Tournament Records.
High single. Anderson, 149; Con-
ran. 149: Stokes 14s. .t
High total Anderson, 1882.
Consecutive strings, won, Nc
Carthy g.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
he are as follows:
Intcr-City League,

Waters l54.
Freeman $50.
Waters 362.
Bartholomy 1895.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-05-27
BARR ITEMS
(Staff Correspondence

Miss Hattie Hegge came out Sun
day with Avery Booth and will no
doubt remain on her claim for the
summer.
Miss Gertrude Erickson and Mrs.
Mabee of Glasgow came out Sunday
and stopped at the Andrew Stiley
home.
The Misses Agnes Luraas and Hat
tie Hegge rode to the Frank Jones
ranch Monday.
Fred Westrum and Nels Kent were
business visitors at Barr, Wednesday.
Miss Hegge found on her arrival
that every thing movable on her
homestead had disappeared during her
absence.
Sherman Lund and family were out
last week and expect to remain for
the summer on the Milk river.
The Misses Agnes Luras and Helen
Clark rode to Miss Hegge's homestead
Sunday.
The splendid rain that visited this
section Thursday night made Rock
creek toe deep for the Tobiason mail
to reach Barr. H. 0. j. Luras, post
master at Barr, went to Genevieve and
brought the mail from that transfer
point.
The Misses Bieber were at the AL
bert Johnson home Saturday, to begin
final proof.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-05-27
~GENEVIEVE NEWS

The closing exercises at the Hattor
school will be very unique. Mrs. An.
drew Stiley will be "teacher" and reel
t%ations, songs. etc. will be given by
"grown-ups" dressed as children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fitzpatrick en-.
tertained Saturday night with games
and dancing.
Mr.. T. B. Gillette was out Wednes
day posting notices regarding a di
vision of the school district.
Elmer Johnson was the successful
girl in having her name selected t.
go to Glasgow to attend the girl's
camp. Anna Hatton was second.
The fathers of the Hatton schoo
children planted a row of trees anC
much improved the grounds.
Mrs. "Bud" White who spent the
winter at Conley. near the Canadian
line. has returned for the summer.
Mrs. John Chellman went to visit
her husband in the western part OF
the state where Mr.. Chellman is work,
ing for the Great Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ebersole mo.
tored to Thoeny Sunday.
Road work is to be started at once
on the lane east from Genevieve, it is
reported.
Walter Johnson has written thai
he has filed on land in Canada and il
is expected he will move there with
his wife to settle.
Mrs. Alexander Mogan entertained
the ladies aid at her home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hamry spent Sun
day at the Roy Jones home.
THOENY ITEMS
(From the Review
Dan Black went over to the Cham
berlain ranch on the Frenchman Greek
this week on business.
j. E. Struthers went to Hinsdale
this week after some freight and to
look after some business matters.
Mr.. Olson of the Motor Inn garage
at Hinsdale passed through Thoeny
Tuesday with a load of passengers.