New Britain herald., 1926-02-19

! s pc a kin g ! ! of Sports s H i:::.:,:::..,:::,:::,.;,,::.;,:;,,;::..::,:::::s; Judging from the doinGs in Hart tord, George Mulligan is slated 10 set his bumps in the Capital City | Tor entering into the prize fighting Eieli there. This mornings an- aoGncement that Eli Pakulski, one of tho outstanding Sporstmon Of Connecticut, has joined hands with Forty and Galiivan to conduct in Goor and outdoor boxing bouts, proves this more than anything else, Rorty and Gallivan are at swords points with Mulligan and the enlist .acn. of Pakulski who has the ti- Mances and tho ability 10 carry things through, put tho balance of power in the hands Of the Hartford men, 1t seems.
 Then again, that there will be opposition 10 George Mulligan's foot ball plans in Hartford seems to be 1T. :ne ui. because Of the announce mcny ;ha, John J. Byrnes and John Missctt, owners of the lately destroy cd Le Bal Tabarin, instead of re- building the danco hall de luxe, plan lo build il large Cyclcdromo and foot ball field on the spot where the building stood.
 George Michigan has the run of Jim Clurklu'S Cast .Tn League base ba,' park ani tno building of an- otncc football nc'G ovev tho bridge is likely tc seriously interfere with the plans os the Waterbury man for his National Football League mem y,rship next season.
 People in Hartford are hot over the present situation. Naturally, heir symnathics are with Rorty and Galllvan and as the charges and countcrChargos fly back and forth, signs of war are in the air. In fact the battle is on in full force right now and who will be the winner. is q question that is being debated ilI all sporting circles in Hartford.
 Two boxing shows have been ar. ranged, one by the Atlas A. C., moaning Messrs. ROrty and GaIliVar and the other by George Mulligar and his newly formed athletic club Mulligan plans to conduct his show on March 1 and the Atlas card vii be run off on March 4. It will h' a surprising thing if, since the sentl ment in Hartford seems to lean s' heavily towards the two Hartfor' promoters, Mullgan will experience much success in his ventures int the Capital City,
 It is true that he and his football team were welcomed to the Capita City last fall, but that was bccauS Hartford was left without a repre- sentative team when the West Side pulled out of the picture, Mulligan' success there was questionable q the time but tho future is yer doubtful now that he is stcpring 0 local mems toes.
 Athletic Commissioner Thoma Donahuc will have q real task on h hands trying to decide which sho I4 will allow to go on. It S"'ms aI parent that two boxing cards Cann' be successful if run within tour da! of each other and one or the oth' will have to be either dropped ( postponed so that sports will kept alive in Uarttord.
 DcsH,n reports that Doctor Day Maskovitz has stated that after q close Of the last foot ball season, vas through. Dr. Waskowitz Is j' vrstigating the requirements Of q toring the league boing formed C, C. Pylc and "Rod" Grange. wi q possible move to apply for admi sion,
 The doctor has been. one of ( most successful football team pr motors this city has ever had, has moi made Il great deal Of mon at tho game, but has given tue fa nf this city plenty of opportnni'i to sec good football at what is 70 1iIrrcI fair price.
 Now th1' winter iS on the wal thr doctor is getting the fever ag5 and he hints that several other uuSincsamen in the city are behi tho movement. Whether there " be anything definite done in { matter is T conjecture which " have 10 bo answered at q latcr d. though the football l"uguo is
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