New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
ON THE FIRST BOUND
WITH CI.ERKIN-

"Ad" Hoyt, father of Waite Hoyt, the Yankees stellar boxman, was in this city yesterday. on business trip. MT. Hoyt is representative of the Swift and company. He Is enthusi- sstic over the work of This boy", and rightly he should be. Waite. nince Joining the Tanks. has been one of the consistent winners for the club. Last fall, Hoyt twirled brilliantly in the worlds series against the Giants. and 1t was no fault of his that the National leaguers copped the bunting.
 Practice for the Corbin team will be held at 6 o'clock this evening at Wal nut Hill park.
 Already local sportsmen are talking of witnessing the Britton-Lconard light at New York on Juno 26. Jack Lash has announced himself as one New Britainite who will be near the riasside.
 Tho New Haven Profs will play Hartford at the Clarkin Stadium to- morrow afternoon. Many local fans will attend to watch Jim Thorps. the famous Indian player in action.
 Two of the recent addicts 70 the golf habit. engaged in a battle yes- terday afternoon on the Sequin club links. when Dr. Edward J. Dray and pr. Henry Martin. had it out in a 15-hole game. From the best avail able source. it was reported that pr. Dray won with a score of 9s strokes to pr. Martins 112.
 The final game in the round robin golf tourney at the sequin Golf club The contestants will be T. W. FauIk- ner and Fred Johnson, of Hartford.
 That fussy foursome between Dr. Dunn. Tom O'Connor. Bill Mangan and Harry O'Connor, is still to be played. in the locker room.
 Lou Bogash, of Bridgeport, has been matched to meet Tommy Rob- son, of Maiden, Mass. in a 12-round bout before the Commonwealth A. c. at New York. on June 24.
 A defeat for the Yankees and vic tory for the Browns today, will seud the Hugmen into second place.
 Miss Georgianna Bishop, of Brook lawn, and Mrs. Charles Porter. of New Haven, met in the final game for the Connecticut golf title today at Bridgeport. In the semi finals yes- terday Miss Bishop defeated Mrs. Burnside Winslow. of New Haven, 6 to 4. and Mrs. Porter won over Mrs. A. Raymond Ellis. of Hartford. l. up.
 According to a report from New Haven, Frank Woodward, star moundsman of the Profs has beenl suspended by the management until such time as he gets into proper con- dition.
 Rocky Kansas, the Buffalo light weight, has posted with Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons, check for S1,ooo guaranteeing his appearance for the proposed bout with Benny Leonard, on July 4, at Michigan City, Ind.
 Joe Harrick, a highly touted twirl- i CT, who worked for the University of West Virginia, has been released by the New Haven team.
 Bill Brennecke. who recently built a boat in the cellar of building, and | cit <N he will get it out, without tearing out side of the building, has offered q prize of six five-cent cigars for the best solution
 The departure of Jim Herman of Yale, comes at a bad time for the Blue. with the important series with Harvard still to be decided.
 Captain Jocko Conlon, of Harvard, was out of the lineup today in the game with Tufts, on account of wrenched leg.
 The Chapin, father and son team, of Springfield, Mass, eliminated Will liam T. Tilden, 2nd, and his youthful prodigy, A. L. Wiener of Philadel- phia. in the New England doubles tennis match yesterday at the Hart ford Golf club. The scores were 6--2 s--2.
 Dartmo outh defeated Williams at base ball. to 2, at Wiliamstown, Mass.
 Walter Hoover. the American dia- mond souls champion, has com menced training for the Henley event on the Thames river in England.
 The Cornell crews have arrived at Poughkeepsie, to complete training for the intercollegiate regatta on June 26 The Hartford Senators seem to have I hit their stride. Six victories in a row, is the best work that the Coffey! I Grinders have showed this season. The chamber of deputies with an appropriation of ten million francs has assured France of getting the Olympic games in 1924.
 Dave Ellison, one-time star basket ball player, had an exciting time of E 1t yesterday afternoon. Dave filled a breach. when the regular catcher for the City Hall team failed to show up With the aid of several friends who assisted him, and generous use of <, arnica. Dave was able to use a pen ( and pencil today