New Britain herald., 1922-05-11

that Mile. Susanne Lenglen and Mrs Molla Mallory, will never meet again on the courts, The defeat of the great French woman in this country last year, has broken her spirit, according to Samuel Hardy
 The announcement that the Pitts burgh Pirates are seeking the services of "Reb" Russell, of the Minneapolis club, knocks the old argument about they never come back" into a cock ed hat. Russell was once d twirler, and after making a failure of the task was shunted off to the minors. He was converted into an outheldcr and made good.
 Jack Dempsey will be among those present tonight when Georges Carpen- tier and Ted (Kid) Lewis meet in the ring at London, England.
 Dartmouth defeated Norwich tni- versity. yesterday to 2. Johnny Mec- han, who hurled two years ago for the Harvard freshmen, was on the mound for the Green. He pitched a neat game.
 Pepper Martin who recently kayo- ed Babe Herman. has been matched to box Jack Sharkcy,, Ebbets Field at Brooklyn on May 20.
 Walter Johnson the veteran hurlcr of the Washington Senators. showed yesterday that he is not through as yet, by the manner in which he work ed against the St. Louis Browns Will liams. the new home run king, got one hit, double off Johnsons offer ings.
 Holy Cross showed plenty of fight in yesterdays game against Harvard at Cambridge, Mass. Opening the ninth inning one run 10 the bad, the Purple batsmen went right at business and managed to chase two runs across the platter, winning the game.
 The Boosters added another victim to the list yesterday, defeating the sluggers to s. Cohen pitched in alright fashion for the winners. Cor don swung a mean bat. Manager Yahm is ready to hear from other local teams in regard to games.
 Alderman, the local pocket billiard player, defeated Murphy of Bristol, in that town last night, 100 to 1G. The match was for $5n.33.
 Kid" Wagner. the Philadelphia battler. scheduled to meet xxi ]" Rap Ian at Meridcn on Saturday night. sustained an injury In training, and as consequence. the bout has been postponed. The promoter is looking around for another battler to take Wagner's place.
 Captain Nal Aldrich of the Yale baseball team further esta h'iined himself as one of the best collegian players by his exhibition against the University of Pittsburgh nine yester- day. Aldrich poled out two homers, and accounted for six of the eight runs scored by the Blue. He also play ed dazzling game in the field.
 Six home runs were made in the Lafayette Penn game at Philadelphia yesterday. Starchcr, of Lafayette got two as did Sullivan of Penn. Lafayette won the battle to S.
 John Shea, was the lucky bowler of the Russell and Erwin Forcmen' 5 Bowling league to win the S5 drawn yesterday. At the commencement of the season, it was decided to have a i. drawing for the money, with all men who rolled LOO score and over eligi- l ble. Bill Massey has been trying his | darndest of late to convince the , league statician that he once hit the pins for a century score. According to the league officials. if Bill ever got | knows about it.
 The Gas Co. will stack up against the City Hall nine at Walnut Hill Park this evening and the Telephone Co., will play the Bankers in the sec ond games of the Hardware City ln dustrial league. All these comhina tions have strous lineups and the games should be interesting.
 The local High school nine will stack up against their old rivals. the Hartford High chool, Saturday after noon in Hartford. The locals received , .---...-----..=-..-.-., -..- - = =...--.
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