New Britain herald., 1922-06-20

weight, won a newspaper decision
 over Harry Foley of New Orleans, a Newark last night. The bout wa
 over the 12 round route. Cabel E
 Welliver, of Newark, collapsed dur a hospital.
 I Providing the weather does not pre- vent the game, Nal. Aldrich, Pau 1 Crane and Ted Chittenden will mak, their last appearance in a Blue uni form at New Haven. | Fred Plum, an expert marksman o
 Atlantic City, N. J., defended his til,
 to the Mason Dixon championship l trophy, when he met Clarence B
 Platt Of Bridgeton. N. J., in 15o-tar
 get match at Atlantic City, today. Harvey Bright, the fighting doc ] tor" and Roache Rogers, are on the | trail for bouts with "kid' kaplan, o l Meriden.
 Manager Frank J. McConn vii ' tice at o'clock this evening at St Mary's field.
 The brilliant showing of Jock Hut chison, of Chicago, in the opening round of the British open golf title tourney at Sandwich. England, has encouraged Americans, that the honor will again be brought to this country. The Dartmouth team closed a successful season yesterday, by losing to Cornell, 4 to at Hanover, N. H. Jack kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey on arrival at Chicago. an- nounced that the champion was not drawing the color line. and if the public demanded, Jack would meet Harry Wills. .....
 Bill Brennecke is bothered with a pair of badly blistered hands. Bill
 is keeping to himself the cause but it is said that trying to get the boat he built in a cellar out of tte place. is the cause.
 The British tennis team defeated the Italian team, in the Davis Cup match at Roehampton, yesterday, 7-5, 6-4 6-1.
 Rocky Kansas, who is to get an- other chance with Benny Leonard, has engaged special chef to prepare his food during his training period.
 Dr, Howe, coach of the Harvard crew, has issued an order which pro- hibits students from visiting the train- ing quarters of the Crimson at New London.
 Manager Bill Killifer of the Chi cago Cubs, has released Victor Keene tional league.
 Vermont defeated Holy Cross be- fore a large commencement crowd at Burlington, Vt, yesterday, to 8 It was a pitchers battle between Newton and Horan. The Vermont hurler got all the best of it in the breaks.
 Larry Gardner was cracked on the head by one of Bob Meusel's lightning throws yesterday. He escaped serious injury, although he was slightly un- conscious for a short time.
 The New York Yankees are skid ding badly, and unless a brace is 1 taken shortly, the team will be passed by the onrushing Tigers.
 The Yale varsity eight had a prac- | tice spin on the Thames river yester- day afternoon. Harvard followers holding the watch on the Blue, caught l the time for four miles at 22 minutes and 22 seconds.
 The Detroit club has turned Ray gusta club of the South Atlantic as- sociation.
 Lee Willard, an outfelder from the university of Colorado. has been signed by the Chicago White sox. Let's hope he is better ball player han his namesake was a fighter.
 If the New York boxing commission should rule that Johnny Kilbane oses his featherweieht title, and by -irtue 1t becomes the property of Johnny Dundee, will it be necessary to consult Kid" Kaplan's friends re- gardng the matter?
 Danny Sullivan, the hard hitting hird baseman, has been elected cap ain of the University of Pennsylvania cam for next season.
 Royce Flippin, of Somerset Ky. a member of the Centre college football quad last season, will enter the fnited States Naval Academy next all.
 Norwich is expected to show great omeback in the s50.O0o special race t Latonia next Saturday.
 Manager Billy Gilbert of the Wa erbury Brasscos, yesterday sus- ended Pitcher Malone, after the team ad lost to the Pittsfield Hillies.
 Sunday baseball charges against 1 Ianager Jack Dunn of the Orioles, (