New Britain herald., 1924-05-03


 %. tomorrow when they meet the Herrup team of Hartford at st. Mary's.
 The state boxing commission this afternoon is giving hearing to Young McAuliffe," who refereed the recent DeMarco-Kaplan fight and pronounced it a draw.
 Joseph William James Albert Jack s.,-a good old American name isn't Il. J. w. J. A. Jackson is Frances one hope in the 200 metre sprints al the Olympics, and does the time in better than g seconds but-he may becoU, an American.
 He was born in France but of American parents and under the law may, on attaining military age, decide if he is to take on French nationality CT that of his parents. He must de- eide at once.
 Amos Strunk, former outfelder' for the Athletics, has rejoined his old club as utility man.
 New Britain high plays l.asallette ia Hartford this afternoon.
 Bad riding by Jockey krummer aided in Sarazen's defeat at Jamaica grsterday. Bracadale came in first by a length and a half
 Singles by Groh. Frisch, Kelly and Jackson in the 11th enabled the s;iants to whip Boston 7-4 yesterday.
 Again the Champion Yanks slipped over the Washington team, and as a result there is triple tie for first place-New York, Detroit, Chicago.
 New York sharps sec in Richards ipempsey-Wills fight plan subtle lure for Firpo to change his mind, and If he should there is no reason to think Tex would refuse to give him bout.
 one of, the best young golfers in the south is Files Crenshaw of Alabama, who recently defeated Freddie Lam- precht of Louisiana in a spirited col lesiate match. Lamprecht is the play CT who won Chick Evans admiration in the western amateur last summer.
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 Max Bishop is the most impressive ls Connie Mack's three new stars. There is a dash to Bishops play that the fan likes. Strand and Simmons appear rather colorless.
 American professionals estimate the ,alue of the open championship in monetary possibilities at s50.0o0. You can judgs from this how the boys felt when they saw Bobby Jones, an anna teur, pull it down last year.
 In passing up the Wimbledon tour nament this season, Suzanne JenElen k not doing so because of any grie- vance against the English. The French player dpcsn't believe she can stand tho strain of two international tournaments, and she prefers to play in the olympiad.
 Walter Mails. the bug southpaw, once with Brooklyn and Cleveland, now pitching the Pacific Coast lessue, started the season aus piciously with an explosive run-in with Duffy Lewis, manager Of Salt Lake. They had to call the cops
 Young Rene Lacoste is being hailed in European tennis circles as the most probable successor to William Tilden gs monarch of the courts.
 Lacoste has just ended a brilliant season at the fashionable resorts allfoad and London and Paris critics are singing his praises in extravagant fans.
 Lacoste, who is only 10 years old, was here with the French Davis cup team last summer,~but did not play inpressively. Evidently he has im- proved materially.
 The \. E. II. s. track showed up setl against Naueatuck yesterday aft- ernoon. They are strong in the field events. and should score many po'ots by this route.
 There are several good men in the dashes, but they did not seem to show up so well yesterday.
 John Phalon of whom much was expected was disqualified after getting of about six "fiers' in the 100-yard dash.
 Beagle surprised everybody present by carrying of second honors in the 1oo-ysrd dash.
 Running neck and neck with a Naufatuck man he took s side-long dive at the fape, and won second place.
 Brotheriy love was certainly brought out in the SSo-yard run. Roger scully and his younger brother were both entered in the event, but Roger thought only of his brother, and coached him all around the track. The younger boy followed instructions and came in third.
 Those who showed up well were Quisley. Beagle, Lscavs, Clark and Gourson.
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