New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

caulifoWer edT' A u''lo' Holvoke. home of the man who was awarded the bout Monday | e+a+es today that he has gone to a | bosnfta1 for an operation on the | snnendaee and will be out of the | rine for at least two months Blood spattered for at least 10 feet when he was hit the other night.
 Louis (Kid) Kaplan defends his file again on July 28 against Red | -hanman of Boston, Chapman IS already at hard labor for the bout and the champion will take ten | dav rest and then start the old | grind again. Chapman will have | to be 2 much better fighter than Rohbv Garcia. to stand up agalnst | the champions punching,
 Tro weeks more and Jack De- l lanev, the other fstic pride of the 1 state. will step in against Paul RArIenbach, light heavyweight ! champion, for the title now helo , hv the Astoria L. T., battler De- | lanev is favored to take the crown | but New Workers are of the opln- ! ion that Berlenbach Will taks lacks measure this time. The pos ! eibi,i+v of a knockout for the night | In the star bout is making this battle one Of the greatest drawing . cards ever staged in the big city
 Delaney has the peculiar record . of having knocked out Berlenbach | in four rounds before Paul won the championship and in second | meeting. Delaney is reported to , have really won the fight but not bv q large enough margin to take ! the championship. The third l meeting, both fighters say, will be ! the battle Of them all, according to all appearances.
 This is certainly a championship | week. First Kaplan defends his | title next Pete Latzo defends his | and now Rocky Kansas defends his | on Saturday,
 The Stanley Works and Fafnir ! baseball teams are to battle tonight | at s o'clock in an Industrial League | game that was originally scheduled | for Saturday afternoon. The three day -acation afforded the workers | in the factory is being taken by | many of the players on either team | so that the contest Saturday with l many of the stars being absent from l both Iineups would not be justice to ! either. The managers got together | therefore and decided to play the | game tonight.
 The Stanley Works will try hard | to hand Fafnirs their first trimming ! tonight and they may bo successful. | Chick" Stanley after lapse Of q | few years, isn't as bad as he might be and he still has the speed and | curves that made him the king | pitcher in the Industrial League of 1920.
 Frank McConn has drilled his team | on hitting and fielding in prepara- ton for the game and he hopes that | his charges will come through with flying colors tonight when they clash 1 at Willow Brook park.
 The postponed game between the Stanley Works and the Newmatics will be played some night next week, probably on Thursday. The other postponed games will be played some evening
 Larry Mangan has made his selec- tions for the Eddy-Glover post American Legion baseball team and the list of names, which is published in another column of this issue, re- minds one of the cosmopolitan popu- lation of this city. There are real Tanks. Irish. Jewish. Polish, ltal- | ian and q couple of other nationall" ties represented on the team but they are all Americans, every one. It is a truly representative team covering every clause in the constitu- ton of the United States.
 Larry expects his charges to cop the sectional title and he even gaes so far as 10 predict that they VIII walk off with the state title when 1t is played for in August. We wish the boys luck We warn them that Hart ford has a crackerjack team that will probably be the hardest team that the locals will have to beat. The Hartford post Of Legionnaires expect it's team to win and the members are backing it to the limit.
 The Falcons and the Kensington | teams are all set to tackle strong ! opponents this Sunday. The Falcons i, will play the Y Comes A. c. Of Springfield and Kensington will play the Fort Trumbull All Stars.
 The Orioles will play the Windsor | team next Sunday and this will be ! q. tough game for Abe Aronson's ! charges.
 The City League managers are , meeting tonight in the City Hall 10 , 20 over the lists of players on the 1 six teams and to finish final details | of the league. The first games will | be played a week from Saturday at ! Walnut Hill park and the race for , the city title will be on.
 Railways of New Zealand are de- veloping motor bus routes to bring passengers to their lines for rail