New Britain herald., 1925-03-24


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 Jimmy Clinch and Terry Pagan, local amateur boxers, went to Hart ford last night to take part In the boxing matches there. As a whole the show was disappointment and friends of the two local boys claim ~- that they did not get any the best Of 1t when they both lost their matches. ft" ''5t.'
 Young Elliott, who was Fasan's opponent, was receiving fine lacing when in the third round a towel scared into the ring from Elliotts corner and the bout was given 10 him on an alleged foul.
 Clinchs opponent was Battling Batlino, who weighed four pounds more than the local boy. Batllno did well to weather tho second round, when he was all but out. Batlino got the final decision but 1t was an un- satisfactory one. ..' '.
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 The next amateur card in Hart opponent and Pagan will again take on Elliott.
 Tonght's star bout at the Y. M. (. A. should be between the re- iuvenated Stanley Works and Harry Ginsberg's P. S: r. Corbin five. The Stanley Workers enter the fray with full strength. Corbin starts with Its regular lineup, but Schultz, at for ward, has but recently recovered from slight indisposition.
 The last time these two teams met was on January 13 and Corbin won 22-19 in q close game. On that night Kallgren, Pelletier and Schade each tossed in two field goals in the first half, but lone field goal in the sec ond half was the best the Workers could do. Jasper, running wild with three field goals in the second half, brought victory to Corbin.
 The other contest is between Lam ders and the Rule Shop. They also met before on January 1S, Landers winning e4-34. It was Mickey Luke with a run of four field goals in the second half that put this game on ice for Landers. At that time however Les Woodford had not hit his stride and others on the Rule Shop squad were, playing inferior ball to that which, they showed a week ago.
 All in all, tonights contests should be good ones.
 Pete Dorelius, full blooded Sioux | Indian from South Dakota and cap- | tain of the varsity football team at St. Stephens college, is spending his | Easter recess in this, city as a guest | of H. A. Griswold, a classmate. Dorelius is in fine condition and | expects his team to get away to a | fast start next fall. One of the first | games is with Wesleyan at Middle | own and later they play Trinity at | ltnnandalelon- Hudson. r., j.
 Dorelitls is a half back and last all was considered one of the hard . >st line plungers on any of the east 1 ,rn teams Dorelius hopes to have 1 .wo more Redskins on his squad this fall two giant tackles who were graduated from the Haskill school with John Levi planning to pursue their studies at this institution of higher learning.
 Pete is nationally known foot ball player and a couple of seasons ago was cited by Walter Camp as having thrown forward pass further than any other player had ever done.
 The National Guards are putting in another busy week. Tomorrow night they tackle the tough Middle town, team at the armory. Thursday night they go to Meriden to play the West Sides once more, and on Satur- X day night they tackle the Lyrics here again.
 Here's one from Kid Kaplan: "I am matched with Ernie Goozeman for San Diego Saturday night in 12-round bout and this will be my last appearance on the Pacific coast. We leave for home some day next week--probably Monday. have had a wonderful trip and enjoyed 1t very much but there's no place like Meriden for me. Tracey Ferguson boxes at Doyle's tomorrow night (tonighD and leaves for home We'd nesday morning (tomorrow). I am working hard every day at the Newsboys' gymnasium and l am all ready in good shape"
 Last night they disposed Of Mid dletown Co. B by S7-25 count, despite the visitors much larger size. A return game will be played ] in BIiddletown Friday evening, and a big crowd is expected to go along with the players.
 It was a bad night for teeth. Ray Anderson was suffering from an ab- scess on one of. hts molars, and Cap I +a;y,a Miol. au I uLEe renafynd crack l '