New Britain herald., 1922-06-01

6rasscos are cleaning UP at present,
| the chances of collecting are good,
| Joe Lynch and Midget Smith will
battle In ID round bout tonight Mt
Madison Square Garden. II will be
the last Indoor exhibition until fall.
Norris Duane of Philadelphia, has
been elected captain OF the Harvard
tennis team for the next season.
Clyde M. King of Iowa. has been
Awarded the sword. the highest fstic
honor at Annapolis.
Hinkie Haines started right In with
Reading yesterday. by getting two
hits, one Of them being a triple.
The Princeton baseball team de-
feated Bucknell "a to 1 yesterday at
T Princeton. N. J.
John Tobin. right fielder Of the
et. Louis Browns. has been suspended
indefinitely by Ban Johnson, for his
trouble with Umpire Owens on
Memorial Day.
II has been arranged In case of a
tie between the Yale and Harvard
teams, to decide the issue at the
Polo Grounds.
The baseball team of Our Lady of
Mercy church In Plainvile is seeking
games with any baseball team in this
part OF the state averaging 1 years
OF age. Managers are asked to COM
municate with Peter Duffy of 81 East
street, PlainvilIe, II seeking games.
The telephone number is Plainville,
12-4.
]. F. Whitbeck. Of LOOMS school,
winner of the Yale interscholastic
tennis title, yesterday added similar
title at Harvard by defeating s. H.
Watson.
Among the college players this sea-
son, Conlin Of Harvard, Gagnon and
Mcguire of Holy Cross; Aldrich of
Yale and Gazella of Lafayette, loom
up az strongest possibilities for big
league scouts to pick from.
Emery E. Larson, student at the
unittd States Naval Academy, will
have his name engraved on the'|
Thompson Trophy Cup, as having
done the most to promote athletics in
the Institution during the past year.
He vas captain and center of the
football eleven, and also played on the
Lacrosse team.
Baleball is steadily growing in pop
ulariv in Australia.
Eilhty candidates have reported for |
SpriT football practice at the Univer-
sity 4 Iginia.
Hoy Cross enjoyed a frolic yester-
day h defeating the Springfield Col !
lege cam, Is to 4.
Lus Angel Firpo, the South Ameri-
can pxer,' sailed yesterday for home.
He Will return in four months to
America.
Pa Reed, the birmingham, Mass.
boxeI who was knocked out by
Mickey Ward of Elizabeth, N. J. last
Monlay night at Boston, is in hos
pital suffering from broken ankle.
Tie New York Boxing Commission
has adopted new rule, providing |
that boxers under 20 years of age, will
not be permitted to engage in bouts
Longer than six rounds.
Fhmon Gonzales, the fashy short
stoI Of the Springfield Eastern league
team may soon become the property
of HE Chicago Cubs
Carl Williams a pitcher, has been
released by the Springfield team Of
the Eastern league.
Toote and Anderson received a bad
setback in the Connecticut Duckpin
tourney last night on the Casino al
ley, dropping FIVE games to Spald
ins and White of New Haven. The To-
cal; will have to throw it into high
nov to get in on the money prizes.
uerwin Jacobson of this city, CEN
tebfelder of the Baltimore Orioles has
recovered from a blow on the head
,bya pitched ball, sustained last Sun
dw, and has rejoined the team.
k Councilman Howard A. Timbrell
reports that things look good for a
ptblic golf course in this city.
Kewpie Pennington has notified the
Hartford management that his arm is
b.ck in shape. He will probably re-
i'm the team In a few days after
suspension handed out by Owner Jim
? qarkin.
4 President Ogilby of Trinity college,
las thanked the baseball team for
The splendid showing made against
Fale on Tuesday afternoon.
The New Britain High school base
ball team will play the Meriden High
4, ,ehool nine at Hanover Park next Sat
| irday afternoon.
John F. Coleman, member Of the
Philadelphia Athletics in 1888, was
billed at Detroit, Mich, yesterday by
Being struck by an automobile.
Thomas Campbell of Chicago has
been elected captain and J. N. Pharr
81 Olivier, La, manager of the Yale
track team for next season.