New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
SPe a kin g of Sports s

Both fighters are training hard for their bout and will be ready for the tussIe week from Monday night, haplan is being favored about this state to defend his title but there are many who look for the Camp Holabird, Md, fighter to wear the featherweight crown after he is through with the Meriden fighter.
 Garcia is due to arrive in ConneC- ticut today 10 end up his training for the title match. This movement has been made in accordance with the orders handed out by Commissioner Thomas Donohue and will give Con necticut fans the opportunity 10 see the Maryland boxer and judge his condition before the fight takes place.
 Kaplan is making the feather weight limit slowly but surely. He has brought himself down to 1S0 pounds and expects to take off the four remaining pounds with ease. He has heen doing his rondwork regu- larly for the past three months and IS in almost perfect physical shape.
 George Mulligan is having any thing but an easy time in framing q card of bouts that will be suitable to support the championship tilt. He at 1rst matched Georgie Day with Eddie Lord for sami-final only to find that they had both verbally agreed to fight for e New Haven promoter Now after matching Meyer Cohen Of Holyoke with Lew Tendler. he finds that tho Eolyoks boxer is booked 10 meet Sergeant Sammy Baker in New York next Tuesday night.
 This will give Cohen only six days between his fights and as the Con- necticut hoing law requires seven days between fights, Cohen will he barred from appearing on the Gar cia Kaplan fight card if the bout is held on June 2S as scheduled
 . he will he able 70 meet Tender as scheduled.
 The second round of the June tournament at tfe Shuttle Meadow club is scheduled for today and to- morrow. The first round was played last week and the play must be fin ished by June 26.
 Harry Quinn, assistant pro al the club was one of the entries in the national qualifying tests in Boston ast Monday, Harry has fair scores but came in far from qualifying n marks, Harry doesn't get much chance to play because his duties keep him occupied most of the time,
 New Britain teams all appear 10 have rid themselves of the difficult ties of securing games about the state. The teams which play home haven't found any difficulty in get ting teams to come here, but those outfits which are forced 10 play on the road, have been having hard sledding since the season opened.
 At the present time. however all the teams are being kept busy. This is due in a great measure to the fact that New Britain mines have been making their regulations on the baseball fields.
 We have a letter here for the manager of inc Burritts team. He may have 1t by calling for 1t al the sports desk on Monday.
 Two Industrial league games are scheduled to be played at Willow Brook park this afternoon. The only other game scheduled is that be- tween Landers and the Stanley Rule X Level Co. teams and this will be played at Uhlert's Grove in Yales- vile where the Universal club is holding it's annual outing today.
 The feature game of the day should be the one that is being play d in Yalesville. The Stanley Rule d. Level CO. team hasn't lost game this year yet and Landers has lost one. Landers stands in second place l and by pinning a defeat on the Stan ley Rule team, will bring that outfit | down 10 tie position with them in second. The other four teams are all tied | for third place and two of them will |