New Britain herald., 1922-09-20

NonProducers of the concern, whicl
 will be decided tomorrow night a
 Rogers Recreation alleys. Captain Al
 Anderson is predicting an easy vic
 tory for the Producers, while Captair
 Fred Ulkus, is laying big odds tha
 the Non- Producers will come acros
 with a win. Bill Massey and Jacl
 McCue, are interested in the outcome
 of the game.
 Speaking of Messrs. Massey and Nc.
 Cue, it might be a splendid thing fol
 the management of the New Britain
 football eleven to secure this pair oi
 boys, as cheer leaders. For reference
 as to their ability, see Bill Brennecke
 George Rogers, or any of those per
 sons having sleeping rooms on Church
 street on Thursday nights.
 The followers of the Kaceys base
 ball team might recoup some of the losses sustained in the recent series with the Corbin team by betting on the ownership of the tent in Eddie McCarthy's back yard on Black Rock avenue. As there is some speculation, it looks like a good betting proposi- tion to pick the rightful owner.
 The outlook for the Kaceys State league basketball season is bright, according to Larry Mangan. Should such a league be organized, Daly council will again be represented by a team, and in the opinion of IL. P" it will be another championship ag- gregation.
 Manager John F. Tobin of the Cor bin team, city champions, is arrang- ing for few more out-of-town games before the close of the season. Plans are being made to play another game with the State Hospital for Insane team at Middletown. Manager Tobin has also entered into negotiations with the managers of the Bristol Torrington. Willimantic and Manches- ter teams, for games.
 One of the sweet looking substitutes on the New Britain High schooffoot- ball team is Edward McAloon, 2nd. If this kid shows half as much pep sand ambition as his popular dad, he will make good in the athletic world.
 The boxing season was resumed at New Haven on Monday night The star bout was between Willie Shugrue of Waterbury and Spike Marine of New Haven. The referee called the | affair a draw, which proved popular i only with the followers of Spike"
 One of the best football players in this city, Henry koplowitz, is, one of those who did not hold out" for salary guarantee far in excess of the value of his services.
 Larry Williams, who makes his home at Bridgeport, and who helped Jack Dempsey condition himself for the bout with Carpenter, was knock out on Monday night by Floyd John- son, the Pacific Coast heavyweight. The end came in the ninth round.
 Irish" Johnny Curtin, one of the chief claimants for chance at ] Champion Joe Lynch's title, knocked { out Bud Ridley of the Pacific Coast z in the tenth round of a bout at Jer- i sey City on Monday night I Tn the past seasons Bridgeport has been on the football map, good and plenty, with some very fine elevens. As it is generally reported that the Chain company will not { have a team in the field this season, a number of good players are thrown on the market For this reason it is not the farthest from the remote, that the n-Bridgeport team will have some sterling performers in the line up, when the team opens the season aere next Sunday against the New 7 Britain team. Throughout New England aspra- , ions are entertained to have a team :. o cop the championship honor won = ,y local team last year. The New D Britain team management is collecting ,layers who will defend the Hard "a re City in the football world in good D hape. But there is just one thing <, hat must be considered, it takes <, honey to make the mare go. There ID T, ore, good financial support will pean z, xcellent football here this coming l., eason. c, It is with regret that Manager ,iniry of the New Britain eleven earns that owing to a pressure of usiness. Bill May, formerly of the Y, H. -3ridgeport team, will be unable , gratify his desires to play in this lty this season.
 Whitey Witt, the Yankees center P; elder is playing sweet game for his fo am on the important trip west. ar 1hitey on arrival at Detroit, was in- m ,rmed that the bottle which laid him te IVY at St Louis last Saturday, was in urled by a 10 year old boy. Well, m glad he does not possess an arm St ke Bob Meusel," was Wits reply. ba Mickey Travers, the New Haven pr ,y. is still going good in the ring. tn ,st night at Holyoke, Mass, he won sc, e referees award over Jimmy hii ,oney of New York. Bo
 cat The series between the Baltimore inl am. champions of the International rer sue and the New Haven club, win his IFS of the pennant in the Eastern cal ,gue. will open next Monday at dia eiss Park. Three games will be play wit in a row at New Haven. cai