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New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
C0LLECIANS TEAM TO RETUN HERE
Manager SaViSki Books Game for
 Next Tuesday Night

The Hardware City Five after brief recess from local playing, will return to the State Armory court next Tuesday evening, according to an an nouncement made by Longe SayisN. the manager last night. The opening attraction will bring the All-Colle- gians, conquerors of the New Britain Kaceys here last night, back again. The impression gained by the Hart ford team was indeed n favorable one, and 1t is expected that big crowd will witness the coming battle
 Manager SaVislli will select his team from the following players, Reynolds, Kilduff, Sheehan, Larson, Pelletier, Ginsberg and Walthers. The locals played at Middlctown Monday night, and put across q victory over the ka- Ccys of that town.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
FULTON HEADED EAST.
Renortcd Coming Here to Discuss
 Dempsey Match With Rickard.

New York, Dec. 2S.-lred Fulton, Rochester (MinnO heavyweight, is re- ported headed toward New ork TOT the purpose of consulting with Fro moter Tex Rickard on prospects Tor another match against Jack Dempsey worlds heavyweight champion. The elongated eX-plasterer, according to q communication received in this city vcstordav, plans to discuss terms with Promoter Rickard for heavyweight title bout proposed for July at BoyIe's Thirty Acres, Jersey City.
 Rickard declared at his office that he had not heard from FuItoh' all" added that he had not been In com munication with the Minnesota heavyweight,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
TWO FOUND SHOT DEAD.
Bodies of unidentified Young Men
 Discovered in St. Louis suburb,

St, Louis, Mo-, Dec. 2S.-Bodies of two unidentified young men were fonnd in r1ump of weeds in Univcr- sity City suburb. Both were shot through the head. and apparently had bcon dead several days. They ap- poared about 21 years of age. A draft card in one Of the mems pockets bore the name of Everett F.. Summers of Toledo. Ohio.
 The bodies were found hy pedos- friau who was passing through the lot. one of the men had broken leg. and police expressed the opinion the bodies had been thrown from an automobile. One body was covered with large piece of canvas. Both men were well dressed.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
BRITISH STARS COMING
Taylor and Herd, Title Holders in Former Years, to Tour America Civ ing Exhibitions Next Summer.

Chicago. Dec. 2S.-James H. Taylor, five times open golf champion Of Great Britain, and Alec Herd, who held the British title in 1902, will compete in the national open golf championship of the United States next Summer at the Skoliie Club, Chicago, beginning July II, it was announced last night. The Britons will make q tour of the United States and Canada. Taylor has not been in America since 1900, when he played in the national open cham pjonship at Chicago and finished sec ond to Harry Nardon. The veterans, each of whom is over 50 years Of age' will arrive in New York about July l.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
SENATOR'S LOSE AT GOLF.
Team Led by speaker rillett Meets
 Defeat at pinchurSt.

Pinehurst. N. C.. Dec. 2S.-Speaker Gnett of the House of Representa- tivcs, Senator Hitchcock of Nebras- ka, former Senator Henderson of Ne vaIa and Lindsay Russell of New York went down to defeat here yester- day in a rour-hall golf match ln which their opponents were Judge Parton Payne of Chicago and F. K. Hustis, William Bibh and A. Lucten Walker of New York.
 Walkers 9S was the best round made. Speaker Gillett led his team with an individual medal score of loo,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
SUES FOR S1OO,00O
New York Butcher Asks Big Sum For Alleged Injuries Suffered By His Daughter At Polo Grounds.

New York, Dec. 2S.-The National r,yhibjting Co.,. owners of the Polo Grounds, is defendant in suit for 5000 brought by Frank Lang, a i.ronX butcher, for injuries suffered by his four year old daughter, Freda, in a fall from the bleachers during a game at the Polo Grounds last May
 The complaint states that the bleachers were damned and during the game the father found his daugh- ter had disappeared. Investigating he discovered she had fallen 50 rect, suffering a confusion of the brain.
 If was charged that faulty safe guards" were responsible for the ac- cident Mr. Lang seeks $75,0Oo for his daughter and $25,o00 for himselt
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
ON WAY TO TEXAS.

San Diego, Cal, Dec. 2S.--The Gen. ter college football team of Danville, Kv., which defeated the University of Arizona eleven 3S to c here Monday, was on it's way today to Dallas, Tex" where on January the Colonels are schedule to tackle their second west crn post-season opponent, the Texas Agricultural and Mechanical college aggregation. The University of Arl- zona squad also left for Tucson,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
HOLY GROSS BEATEN.

New York, Dec. 2S.-The Crescent A. c. basketball team defeated the Holy Cross college quintet last night in an exciting game on the New Moon court in Brooklyn by the score of 30 to 26. The triumph gave the Brook lyn club five it's tenth straight Nic tory of the season. It was one of the hardest games the New Mooners have in since the start of the saaSOn.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
TAR HEELS CANCEL DATE

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 2S-The University of North Carolina has been lnable to shift its dates to accept Har ,ard's invitation to play in the stadi- nm here Nov. 4, it was announced to- lay. Alumni of the University of the south, at Sewanee, Tenn, immediately started negotiations to obtain that date for SeWanee.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
FOOTBALL IS PROFITABLE
Graduate Manager Nichols Announces That University of California Has Benefited Financially.

Berkeley, Cal, Dec. 2S.-Footoa'I was a paying business at the hiVer- sity of California here in 1921 accord ing to figures just announced by Graduate Manager Luther A. Nichols
 Including the salaries of coaches football for the season cost $26,954.' J. Proceeds of preliminary games were S51,954.9S and approximately Slo0'- GOO was realized from the contest with stanford university. still more money is to come from the Sante against Washington and Jefferson COL Iege at Pasadena, January 2
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
BONDING INTO FORM.

Paqcdona. Cal. Dee 2s.-Brisk daily workouts rapidly are putting the University of California football squad into form for the inter-sectional clash here next Monday with the Washing ton and Jefferson college team.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
BOUT IS CALLED OFF

Chicago, Dec. 2S,-Thc match be- tween Sailor Friedman and Johnny Dundee, scheduled for January l6 at Jersey City has been called off, manager announces, oW- ing to an injury to Frledman's index finger.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
PITCHER BREAKS WRIST

St Iouis, Dec 26.-l'rhan Shocker, right hand pitcher for the Browns has suffered fractured left wrist by nov ing some furniture at his home here, it became known today
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
HARTFORD KACEYS LOSE
Ncw Haven Team Obligingly Downs Tim CrOnin's Fading Champions in Hectic Affair.

New Haven, Dec. 2S.-The Hartford 'Kaceys" went down before their New Haven rivals, 19 to IT, in gripping 3ee-saw game in which the lead al- ternated.
 It was anybody's game till the last second of theplay and the first half ,losed with the score tied at ten.
 The teams played a fine defensive game and the shots were all for long spectacular baskets Griffin for New Haven in all departments of the game and Getersloh for Hartford on the lttack were in brilliant form. The foul shooting of Flynn, the former Yale captain, featured the Hartford game. Curry and Schatzman were retired be- ,ause of personal fouls.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
GOLF SCHEDULE REARRANGED
Texas Mississippi Circuit and Atlantic
 Resorts to be Changed.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Golf schedules of the Texas Mississippi circuit and the Atlantic coast resorts are to be re-arranged, according to word re- ceived here today, so that other southern states in additional to those on the east coast will have share of the golf spotlight during the winter months.
 Present plans provide for two com plete circuits over which the golf pros will travel, The tournament play in the Texas Mississippi circuit will start January IS and end February 15. The golfers will then have sufficient time to reach Florida for the tourna- ment which starts at Jacksonville.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
'BILL'SSTARS' GET
 TRIMMED AGAIN
Commercial Specials on Long
 End Of PinIall Match

"BiWs stars" q bowling aggregation headed by William Brennockc, took another beating last night on the aI- leys, the Commercial Specials turning the trick in a pintall match by three pins. There was some very classy work turned in during the match. "poc' Mcclure led the Stars with a total of 38o, one of the games resulting in a l26 pinfall. Kid" Frsk also did some very good work, There was only one bowler on the Stars that finished be- low Brennecke, and that was Free man, who had an off night For the winners, Narcum scintillated, with scores of 1O9, 119. and l26, for total of 354. Benny Cage bowled his way to over the three century mark.
 At Casino Alleys
 At the Cascino alleys the Traut and Hine company league boWled, and some interesting games resulted,
 The sores:
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
DEFEAT BILLS STARS ON ROGERS M1a
EMBRYONIC RIVALS OF
 DEMPSEY GET TRYOUT
Thirty of Them Scheduled to Begin Work in New York Gymnasium in-
 der Jim Juhnston's Watchful Eye


 New York, Dee. 2S,--Ahout thirty ambitious hcayywcights received try outs at Hothner's Gymnasium this 10 determine their prospects of responding to tutoring as embryonic rivals of Jack Dempsey worlds heavy weight champion. James J. Johnston, former promoter and manager of box CTS, will act as dcmonstratOr,
 The try-outs are part of a plan con- cciyed hy Johnston to develop an op- ponont for Dempsey. Johnston advcr- tised recently hy hcaVyWoights with boxing inclinatons, and of the num- ber who responded selected thirty as likely prospects, The ages range from 10 to 23, and the men all stand over six feet and weigh more than lS0 pounds. Johnston announces that the hoaVyweights possess intelligence but fack technical knowledge of boxing.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28

Sculpture by means of a special apparatus is recent British invention.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28

Goals from floor, O'Brien ?, Griffin ,, Schatzman, Ferguson, Daley, Geter- sloh 4, CrOnin; goals from fouls, Flynn ', O'Brien; substitutiOns, New Haven, Angelo for Ferguson Ferguson for Schatzman, Hartford, Leamy for Cur ry; referee, Clyde Waters; time, 20- minute periods.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28

ought to be of sufficient duration to enable the officials to determine that there was a complete stop.
 It was also urged that the pen alty for interference with a defensive back on a forward pass be increased.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28

of the 20 minutes, 20 to li. It was the clever basket tossing of Reynolds that made this possible, while Nordlund and Mislic kept the visitors in the run ming,
 Hartford Gets Going The second half went to the Col leEians for superior playing, Nordlund and layland, ringing up seven field baskets between them, while Mislict counted with eight foul goals, The summary
 Kaceys -Collegians Reynolds ....,.......,, F. Suisman
 Right Forward kilduf .........,..,.-.,. Mlske
 Left Forward Restelli, Maher ..... Layland, Smlth
 Center Sheehan, Campbell ..... s. Suisman
 Right Guard SaXe ...........,...., Nordluhd
 Left Guard
 Score: Kaceys 3G, All-Collegians 3S; field goals, Reynolds s, ItilduH 8, Res telli 1, E. Suisman 2. Miske 1, Nord- lund 6, Layland g. foul goals, Key holds 3. Sheehan 9, MsSe, IA; referee, Dick Dillon; timer, Herbie Sauter
 Pirates Win Again The Pirates continued winning streak last night by downing the Eagles 21 to s. Woiak, the clever for ward of the Pirates, gave his GUS tomary fine exhibition. This boy seems to be headed toward faster company. Morreli, played one of his very best games last night
 The sCore:--
 Pirates Eagles Sheehan ................. Schultz
 Right Forward Woiak ............ Anderson, Knapp
 Left Forward Morelli ........... Hoist Anderson
 Center Tancred .......... Kaminsky, Hoist Right Guard Dunn ........''... ''..''''. - S'oIii Left Guard
 Score: Pirates 21, Eagles S; held goals, Sheehan ?, Woiall 4, Morelli 3, Tancred 1, Schultz 1, Knapp l, Ander- son 1, Hoist 1; referee, Dick Dillon; timer, Sauter.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
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New Britain herald., 1921-12-28

Score: Pirates 21, Eagles s; field goals, Sheehan ?, Woiall 4, Morelli 3, Tancred 1, Schultz 1, Knapp 1, Ander- son 1, Hoist 1; referee, DICK Dlllon' timer, Sauter.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-28
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The Washington herald., 1921-05-21

Success attended every angle OF
the first annual field day of the
Central High School yesterday at
the stadium, which approximately
1000 persons witnessed. The fea-
ture baseball game between the
Central regulars and an alumni nine
was annexed by the schoolboys,
to 3.
Gym girls took up the first part
of the program with May-pole dane
ing and games. Then followed a
gymnastic drill by some boys Of
Coach Metzler's physical training
classes which really did credit to
the school Though the stands
were crowded with Central boys,
still there were about 400 perform
ing on the field in all events.
Capt. Severance's Company NJ OF
the Central cadet corps presented a
natty appearance in its exhibition
drill and considering the fact that
it has been organized only since
February. with a personnel of first
semester privates and non-coms, IL
looked readily fit for the competi-
tive drill next Monday and Tues
day.
Four entrants in a novel three
mile bicycle race gave the specta-
tors many thrills and alarms in a
fast and gruelling affair. Chaconas
won the event, with Mankin. Brod-
sky and Leonardo finishing in THE
order named The victor got out
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
CENTRAL REGULARS TRIMVETS
IN ANNUAL FIELDDAY FEATURE

in front after the first lap and kept
a lead of 100 yards until the finish.
At p. m. Jimmy Lemon marched
his regulars onto the diamond as
Capt. Robert A. Maurer. of the vets,
initiated the practice. Soon after
the battle got under way with
Frank Krupp hurling for the
youngsters and DOC" White, the
star southpaw of the Chicago White
Sox in 1906 and a Central player
in the 90's, twisting them for the
old boys. Doc" had the school
boys breaking their backs on his
slow curve in the three innings
he worked and but for rotten sup
port by his defense Central would
not have scored four talIies in the
second inning. Following him to
the slab went Boteler, Bullock and
Coach Menefee, of the regular nine,
who had been catching for the vets.
The total damage to their combined
pitching was just SIX safeties.
Buckley slammed one to left in the
eighth for three hassocks. Krupp
was relieved by Brinkman in the
fifth, who gave way to Jermane in
the eighth. Edelin, finished up for
Central.
Today Walker. Central's crack
portsider, will essay to hun the
Johns Hopkins Freshmen in the last
game of the season at the stadium
at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

First Race-3-year-olds and up;
| claiming; Z furlongs: Doric, 81:
Jim Daisy. 105; Blemished. 1o5;
Adonis. 105; Marjorie Mckay, 1893;
Kallipolis, 106; Marse John, 106;
Ground Swell. log; General Agra
monte, 107; Missed the Time, 1o7;
Ring Rose, 109; Basil, Ill; Serbian,
III; Youneed. l13; Lively, 11s. Also
eligibleA-Squeeler, Ill; Billy Con-
nor, 100; Portlight. 11S; Arrowpoint,
| 10s.
Second Race-Maiden 2-year-olds; !;
colts and geldings; An furlongs;
| Yoshimi. us; Monaco. IFS: Gentle
man Jouett. lis; Sir John Reeve,
lis; Be More Careful. IFS; Bemos,
lis; Passe Partout, lis; Zack Tar
| rell, 115.
Third Race-Claiming; 3-year-
old and up; l mile and an eighth:
Sam Reh. 1o5; Lazy Lou. los: Nellie
York. 10s; Alex. jr.. ia; Kimpalong,
ia.
Fourth Race-Handicap Fontaine
Perry Park; 3-year-olds and up; Z
furlongs: Mile. Dazie, s5; John H.
Reardon. 81; Trust Oficial, 1o2; wy
oming, 1917; Rangoon, 1os; Sway,
1o9; Distinction, 110: Courtship, 112.
Fifth Raee-s10,00 added; the
Kentucky Handicap: 3-year-olds
and up; IL miles: Bunga Buck,
e5; Legal. 95; Dancing Spray, 1907
Souett. 102; Sands of Pleasure, 1o3;
woodtrap, 104; Sterling, 1e5; Bread
man, 1oS; Midway. 1o9; Ethel Gray,
Il0: Paul weidel, 112: Behave Your
| self, 113: Busy Signal, ia; Ginger,
I16. Inset 124
sixth Race-The Crescent Hill;
2-year-old fllies: allowances; AZ
furiongs: Gatakana, 1o7: Miss JOY.
110: Comedie d'Amour, ITO; Naughty
Niaba, 11o: Bright Thrush, no:
Bobbed Hair, 110.
seventh Race-Three-ye -olds
and up; mile and a sixteenth: YELL
low Blossom, 80; John Arbor, s5;
The Englishman. 95: Machiavelli,
e5: Pinscrest, 100; Madras Cling
ham. 105: Toney Lady, 1lo; Our
Birthday. 11o; wildhower. 110; Faux
Col. 10: verboten. lis; Ronde, lis.
Also eligible-Rapid Stride, 110;
Undine, 90; Fountain Fay. 11e: Me-
Adoo. Ito; Huen, 100; Bond. ITO.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Ararat and St. Maurice Only
Two Public Choices to Win
Bad Starting Blamed for Upsets in Dope.
Ralco, at IL to l, Captures Montana Handi-
cap. Buxton Rides Two Winners.

every race OF choice getting terrible
break. Either starting Is In need
of jacking up, hosses need more
training. or riders must respect
starter. First race Kate Brumme'
and Margaret white. frst and sec
ond choices. left post as water car
riers. No reason for Margaret be-
ing annoyed. At break assistant
starter in her way. She nearly lost
rider through his interference
Beach Star, hot choice, got q poor
deal in third. Left post last. Car
penter another sufferer in fnai
Getting so player prays when
hosses get to post.
Ralco, at IL to 1, captured Mon
tana Handicap. whisk finished sec
ond end Night Raider third. Luz
netta was sweet patootie. All
smart folks backing her with care
less abandon. Last reports Lunetts
nowhere. Staggering blow to bis
operators
Happy Buxton kicked home two
winners. viz: Happy Buxton in FIRST
and Dunsandel in third. Happy
Buxton, hoss, named after Happy
Buxton. jockey. because he can't
smile. Both at nice odds. Former
5 to and Dunsandel 10 to l.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
DEMPSEY BATTERS
SPARRINC AIDES
H u m a n Punching Bags in
Champions Camp Have
Hard Time.

ATLANTIC CITY, May ?o.-Today
was cleaners day at the Dempsey
camp. Jack Maitoy. who confesses
to coming from Duluth and VINO
trained Jack for several of his
earlier fights. blew in on the scene
with a toy roulette wheel which ne
presented to the champion. That
little rigamig caused more heart
aches in eight minutes than any
thing else that could have happened
at the big fighters camp.
Dempsey still has a little fat
which he is determined to work on
and those sparring partners are sat
isfied that he is taking IT out on
them. Jack Renault. the big Cana
dian heavyweight was the nrst one
chosen today to step up for the box
ing assault. Renault is no SLOUGH
and when Teddy Hayes called time
there was some of the liveliest do
ings you could hope to see in any
fight
Dempsey tore right after Renault
and staggered him with q left hook
to the chin to begin with and when
the Canuck reeied back for a mo-
ment the champion was compelled
to pull back a righthand blow which
was going for Renaults' face.
Renault crossed Dempsey once
with a right hand shot and the two
boxers then pitched into each other
for some fierce slugging.
The goat at the camp happens to
be old Leo Hauck. the veteran Penn
sylvania scrapper. The good ma
tured Leo could always take them
and it happens Houck is always
called upon about the time that
the champion is rightly warmed up.
Leo goes on last and Dempsey
makes 1t a real old garrison finish
with Houck bouncing around like
a rubber ball.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Gan Rights Reserved Sy csllysr's Msws
Dursau,l

GAN Rights Reserved by csilysr's Msvs
Dursau.)
Be More Careful
All Lyke has to do is sit still and
the Bradley bear-cat will come romp-
ing down to little pricie on the front
end of the procession. Is a nice
colt and has worked fast enough
in private-to run backwards and
trim such company. Gentleman Jouet
has some class and may be knock
ing at the door. Zack Torrell holds
the balance safe. All this happens
in the second at Louisville this
afternoon.
Bob Gilmore. once upon a time
Americas premier jockey and now
some little race-horse trainer. has
his own bread-winner Youneed' in
the days opener. Bobbie thinks he
can win and l hope he can. Nuff
sed. Marse John has worked SEN
sationally fast for this effort and
will take some trimming. Ground
Swell and General Agramonte should
be fighting 1t out at the end for the
peep" money. Kimpalong had a
rough trip the last time out. Only
needs sung handling today In order
to ring the bell. Old Lazy Lou will
find the route and weights Just made
to order and should be knocking at
the door. Nellie Yorke has little or
no opposition for what is left.
The Lexington contingent will go
right down the line today on Dis
tinetion. The gang from over in the
Blue Grass believes it's all over but
the shouting and undoubtedly got
the ONCE from headquarters. Court
ship and Rangoon have worked
well and should prove. hard nuts to
crack. Wyoming is the dangerous
outsider. Upset for mine in the big
race.
One Best Bet Of the Dayt
DE MORE CAREFUL.
Best Take-a-Chanee nett
BROOkDALE ENTRY.
Best Parleys
MARsE JOHN, LAY LOU, NAUGHTY
NISDA-TO SHOW.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21

NEW YORK. May 2o.-Mike Brad
shaw, the handsome looking young
man that helps to run Jamaica
course, says few days ago, Were
going to have another Friday May
Is, this week Michael meant to-
day. Mike is a very smart man.
Yes sir. II you don't think So ask
the player, who ran around IN
circles and mopped brows feverishiy
all afternoon
Only two choices shunled nrst
past honorable judges, Ararat IN
the NTH and st. Maurice in the
last. By that time talent wondered
and worried where they were going
to get dough tn settle LOSING
waEers- -.
Ararat was somewhat. of a life
saver, Got back little from
wreck. st. Maurice not so good.
Looked best on dope and all that
So much action on Dan Boiling
and other bosses that form players
expected to see St. Maurice hobble
on track with only three legs
Didn't loom that way in race. a
breeze from start TO finish.
No resolution of appreciation was
passed for manner in which starts
were made. pitiful scene in nearly