New Britain herald., 1922-05-12

bHc 1HteTHHlloHHl Ichsue, where nc played for time, The skeeters turn ed him back to Higgins, with a tag marked too tempermental." The Wa terbury club has hopes of landing the former Penn State star.
 The New Britain Industrial Bowl ing league will rolf tonight at the Rogers Recreation alleys.
 Tommy O'Connor, the local realtor, has again adopted the policy of car rying his own sand around the links at the Sequin Golf club.
 Frank P. McDonough and George c. Rogers, the bowling alleys kings in this city, find time every week to sink few putts and get in number of long drives on local links.
 Frankie Clines does not seem to be making much headway with the mu- sicians' basball team, from all &C., counts. When Clynes issued the first call. to told the candidates that a re- hearsal would be held instead of practice.
 Jack Sharkeys win over Ray Moore on Tuesday night, indicate that the once great little Italian bantamweight Is trying hard to stage comeback.
 The eyes of the racing world will turn toward Louisville. Kentucky, to- morrow, when the classic Derby will be run. So far the dope favors Nor vich to win.
 Golf Is becoming so popular in New York schools that steps are being taken to place it with other inter- scholastic sports.
 The New Departure team will tackle the Ware. Mass. club at Muzzy Field next Sunday afternoon.
 Young Leonard" the Wallingford hoy who was scheduled to box George Scarlet at Meriden tombrrow night has, according to reports from his home town, trained during the past few days. by licking some men at- tached to a carnival playing there.
 Frank J. McConn of the K. of C.. athletic committee announced today that negotiations have been completed for the use of St. Mary's playgrounds during the coming season. Steps will be taken to put the grounds in shape, and it is expected that the diamond will be in readiness to open the season on May 21. An important meeting of the Kaceys athletic committee and the candidates for the team will be | held at 1880 o'clock Monday evening at the Franklin Square home. All | candidates are requested to be on hand.
 The Cardinals defeated Wynn's | Stars yesterday by a score of 32 to 2. The members of the winning aggre- gation are as follows: Wilson, Whit man, Hinchey, Ross. Cullum. Berti, Hannonn, Perry and Rubon.
 The triumphant march of the Yale ! baseball team was halted yesterday by the Penn State nine at New Haven. Hugo Bezdeks charges romped off with to victory.
 The Harvard crew has delayed the departure to the Red Top training quarters until June H..
 The decisive victory scored by Georges Carpenter over Ted (Kid) Lewis at London last night, indicates that the Frenchman has entirely re- kho o; oyr na1 sey administered him last summer. It Is probable that Carpenter will be back in Gods Country before long, seeking an opponent. A bout with Harry Greb would be an attractive one. As far as eGorges meeting Demp- sey, it sounds foolish.
 Waivers have been asked on Fned Luderus, Ferdie Schupp and Slim Salee, by Manager Brennahan of the Toledo club of the American Associa- tion. A few years ago, these same players were regarded as among the best in the National league.
 William A. Meikleham of New York has been selected as the referee for the Yale-Harvard boat race, Mir Meikleham has officiated in a similar capacity in the big. event on the I Thames river since 1S91
 Bill Kopf started a triple play for the Braves yesterday in the game against the Reds at Cincinnati. The Ohio team won the contest 9 to 5.
 Matchmaker Kramer of Meriden , found it impossible to secure Earl l Baird or Charley Beecher to meet Kid" Kaplan tomorrow night but z he did manage to get Johnny Lissee, one of Scotty Monteith's boys, and ] ] the card will go on.
 On a wager that he could not play 90 holes of golf in 12 hours, with an average of less than S5 strokes to IS holes. Captain Robert w. Whit ' ringer of the Princeton golf team yesterday completed an unusual feat. He played the required holes in less q 77 strokes. His scores for the holes were as follows: 80, 7s, 77, 75 and "A. [ There is some talk of match be- 1 tween Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills, at Montreal on July l. Ii White and Spalding, the New Hav- T en entrants in the Connecticut Duck a