New Britain herald., 1925-02-21

scholastic basketball tournament un- der the auspices of the University of Chicago. April l. 2, 3, and {. will be open to 70 teams. most of them state champions.
 Last year 40 teams, including s1 state champions competed. Windsor, Colo. won the tournament and na- tional title, with Yankton. s. D., Winchester, N. H., and Northeastern High, Detroit, second, third and fourth, respectively.
 Stanford university and the Uni- 'ersity of Southern California, which wo days ago resumed athletic rcla- ions, will meet at football at Los next fall, 1t was announced ,y Gwynn Wilson, graduate manager 'f U. S. c. The date was not an- lounced.
 Bob Martin, who hold the heavy weight championship of the Ameri- ,an Expeditlonary forces in France. s back in the army. He has joined he field artillery and will direct the boxing school at Fort Bragg. N. C., according to announcement of the Worth Carolina representation.
 Miss Glenna Coliett, Providence, R. l., former national women's golf champion, again demonstrated the act that she Is one of the best of he women followers of the game, when she yesterday defeated Miss Edith Cummings of Chicago, six up ind five to play, for the Florida tate women's title and incidentally obtained permanent possessioni of the Tlaler prize flag. -----
 Gene Sarazen sank one of the ongest butts of the season yesterday when he holed out a 50 foot putt to lefeat Cyril Walker and Eddie Loos n match at Lakeland in the Flo ida professional golf league. Leo
  Young Stribling of Atlanta, and Tenn Jamieson of Milwaukee, re- uired police as assistant referees in heir bout at Savannah last night. They refused to separate at the end if the first round and for 30 seconds 'attled away despite efforts of the eferee, who finally called in the po- ice. Jamieson retired in the sixth ound after being knocked down for he fourth time.
 The western ice skating cham 'ionships at Chicago, twice post 'oned because of thaws, have been due to continued warm weather.
 Manager Branch Hickey, who left | t. Louis last night with the Cardi- als for the Stockton. Cal, training amp, said he was certain he would | ome east later with a team strong y fortified at every point.
 The opening practice Tuesday morning. will see Bottomley at first, 1ornsby at second, Bell at shortstop nd Freigau at third, Hickey stated. |
 The Intercollegiate Golf associa- ion championship tournament will e held at Montclair, N. J., June 23 0 27, according to an announcement | made today. At the last annual meeting Montclair was selected as he first choice for the tournament with Apawamis as second.
 When Walter Hagen and Joe American golfers, tee off | gainst George Duncan and Abe | litchell of Great Britain, in an ex- ibition match at Ormond Beach. l Ionday, 1t will be America against | England. To date this quartet has net twice and each team has scored l
 victory. Three special races have been ar- anged for the Cathedral benefit | ames at Madison Square Gardep ext Thursday night. Alan Helf- rich, George Marsters and Ray , lodge will match strides in the half | nile while the 1000 metre field will | ce great quartet complete in Joie | lay, Jimmy Connolly, Willie Good in and Edward Kirby. A one mile clay between the quarter mile teams | f Yale and Pennsylvania will be a cature.
 Pete Moeskops. the bicycle cham ion of the world. and holder of the | tile for the last four years, is go- ng 10 ride with Alois Degraeves of | ,elgium in the six-day bicycle race | mich starts at midnight, Sunday, farch l, at Madison Square Garden. ] Ioeskops is the fastest sprinter in he world.