New Britain herald., 1925-01-22

PVJe Siup Htag taNN tatH utHSk " | the Armory Saturday afternoon. ar-. arrangements now being under way.
 They are holding bonsplel ir | Duluth. s.s We aren't sure whether you listen to a bonspiei or look at it. -
 While we can't recall ever seeing . bonspiol we have listened to a lot Of bum spiels from prizehght man. agers.
 The king of worries Is going into vaudeville. sss He Is . plano play CT. not ball player, as you might have first suspected.
 If you arc a prizefighter the fash ionable thing to do. 1t seems. Is to retire. @@s We fear. however. Mike McTigue does not care to be fash ionable.
 Benny Leonard is retiring to go on the stage. s@% Yet we never saw anyone on the stage who was re- tring.
 Running around has ruined more than one career, but it seems simply to have made Mr. Paayo Nurmi an oalahritv
 Tiger Flowers was going along in great style until the experts. started comparing him with Stanley ketchei'
 Big Mum wants strangler Lewis to give him belt. -" IT pair ot used suspenders will do we car oblige the young man.
 Man O. Wars racing progeny, which made such an excellent show ling last season, is expected to do leyen better in 1924. By Hisself owned by Walter M. Jeffords or Philadelphia. is being pointed TOT the Kentucky derby. This colt did exceptionally well as JuVemle m 1924. .
 Allan Hellfrich, intercollegiate quarter mile champion, and Charles Moore, intercollegiate hurdle king' will be among the Penn State stars in the Wilco A. A. games in Brook lyn, February 2, according to a let ter from Nat Carthell, track men tor of the Nittany Lions. Moore's competition will be the severer test' for he is expected to face Ivan Riley. national hurdle champion; Carl Christiernson, Swedish flash; Herb Meyer, low hurdle titleholder. and possibly Dan Kinsey. the Olympic champion.
 Jack Renault of Montreal will re- new his attempts to gain heavy weights fame in a 12-round bout with the burly Joe Stoessel in Brook Ilyn tonight Renault lost prestige Iwhen he was ,outpointed by Quintin Romero in Boston some weeks ago. Carl Carter of Cuba and Sailor Max ted. of Newark. N. J., will fight the semi final of 12-rounds.
 Footballs entries in the pugilistic game appear to have been stopped at midfield while Wayne (Big) Mum reigns among the matmen. Sully Montgomery, product of the erst- while prominent Centre college foot ball team, was outboxed by Jack
 Sharley in Boston Tuesday night ant at the same time the giant Eo
 (Heck) Garvey, formerly of the Notre Dame shock wall, could gair
 only a draw against Dan Bright o' England in a New York contest Mum found himself inept at boxing
 Paavo Nurmi, the Flying Finn, ap' parently invincible at distances
 above one mile, has been challenged : to two races over shorter distance , by Tom Eek, veteran track coach a fthe University of Chicago, on behal of Jimmy Cusack of the university , and Ray Dodge, of the Illinois Ath letic club. Eek proposed the Cusaci , race at 800 meters or one half mil' and the Dodge race at 1000 meter
 or three-fourths mile.
 A worlds record of 1:15 Is fo 2 the 160-yard relay was set by tn ,, Chicago A. A. swimming team in ! dual meet with the Cleveland A. ( last night. The former mark wa
 1:15 S-5.
 [ Max Flack, St. Louis National t outfielder, who has been carried O 0 baseballs ineligible list since he qui s last summer when the Cardinal
 wanted to send him to the Pacifi 2 Coast league, will apply to Commis
 sioner K. M. Landis for reinstate ment, Manager Branch Hickey an