New Britain herald., 1924-04-11

question of whether Italian Jack Her.
 man Will be in the running as a
 ieayyweight prize-fghter will be settled when he meets Fred Fulton renowned Minnesota plasterer in an ten-rourd no-decision bout. Although no judges or referees decision will be rendered, the experts figure that the bout Will never go the full route without either one or the other fight CT kissing the canvas.
 Italian Jack stands a good chance of putting the big westerner to sleep II he gets chance to land a punch on tulton's chin, but he also stands a good chance of getting in the way of one of Fulton's devastating rights or lefts and then doing the canvas kiss ing act.
 Fred Fulton may be old but lis ring experience is from better school than Herman's and this may have a telling effect when the two fighters meet tonight. Western fight experts consider both evenly matched aI- though there will be a wide differ enee in weight. when the principals meet. Fulton will scale around 215 pounds while Herman will tip the scales at about 190 flat.
 The big Italian, however, is no s-.- up for the plasterer and he Is de- termined to give the fight fans in the West a surprise if it is within his power. Word received here from his camp comes to the effect that he is fast developing punching power and that means that when he steps into the ring tonight he will be in perfect condition 10 meet the big boy picked out for him.
 The Besse-I.eland club practices at Walnut Hill at 2:30 D. m. tomorrow and at St. Mary's field Sunday at 2 D. m.
 Insiders hear that Tex Rickard has asked Leo Flynn to return at match maker at Madison Square Garden. To take the position Flynn must ask waivers on his large sta ble Of boxers, among whom is Jack Rcnault. the heavyweight It is not considered likely Flynn will accept.
 Another Italio-American may come to tho front in professional golf this season. Tom McNamara and Gene Sarazen, competent judges, insist young Henry Ciuciu, is on tho way to the big championship. They don't say hon got fbrrc tbiS .-car l,,,t ti,,.,. iao1, for him to finish in tho money, any way.
 A gentleman by the name of Mouse has just won a golf tourney. and if is quite obvious that he kept out Of all the traps.
 Alexander is said to be humorinE his pitching arm, We aren't sure but we suspect this has something to 1 do with his funny bone.
 The national baseball monument in ' Washington will have to be built Of , concrete if it is 10 reflect the outstand- , irg characteristics Of the hired hands.
 
 Isn't it about time that Mfr. Tilden announced again his retirement from tcnis in favor of the literary field
 Arthur Travers trimmed Bobby Jones the other day and is now tho undisputcd international golf cham pion of Atlanta, Ga. :, AS long as the ancient Exterminator is 10 continue the race, wouldn't it be good idea 10 get Pop Geers to ride him from now on?
 Csmbridgc's victory over Oxford on , the Thames is heralded as the most , astonishing upset Of the year." And we hope you were properly as- |, tonished. If weather permits, the Besse- Leland baseball candidates will have , an outdoor workout at Walnut Hill I park tomorrow afternoon. : The New Haven club lost an exni- ', bition game yesterday to Bowley's 4 Leafs, from Toronto, 10 1. Hollacher still insists the Cubs must give him s5.0oo back pay before he joins the team. o Harry Wills and Jack Taylor will isht in Hartford April 3a--uness the Black Panther again changes his mind. Clarence II. Demar of Melrose said t' oday that he would run a total Of i0s le niles in preparation for the Boston U |. A. marathon on April 10, when he " vill try to capture the event for the 2, hird successive year. Demar seeks a N lace on the American Olympic mara han team, for which the E. 4. 4. run | , the final trial.
 sfxty-six entries have been filed for he race and many more are expected. Frank Zuna of the Millrose \. 4. m [ New York has entered the Boston p' tnletic club marathon Olympic try az ut to be run April 1s. if was an- eA ouncsd today at the E. A. A. Zuna m on the race in 1921 and finished sec p' nd last year. :
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