New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-06
Bristol Me.os
complete PLANS
FOR Big OUTING
SportSmen to Gather at Lake
Compounce September 3
OYER 5000 TO ATTEND

Purchases Simsbury Inn-To Cruise
Hudson-Weds Hartford Girl-At-
tend Amateur Bouts-Bristol En-
dees To Play Rveryiews.
Plans are rapidly being completed
for the monster sportsmen's outing
TO be held at Lake Compounce on
Saturday, September 3rd, under the
auspices of the fish and game COM
mission of the state of Connecticut
Attorney Joseph P. OiConnell of this
city. who is general chairman again
this year, expects approximately s.
900 lovers of sport will be present
from the various states. Over 5000
attended the first outing held last
year.
The general committee. which
consists of delegate from each
sporting club in the state. has had
several meetings already and a large
number Of events have been listed
for the day. This year the field
trials will be divided into two parts
in order to accommodate the large
number of dogs already entered.
Last year so many late entries we're
made that it was impossible to per
nit all to compete. A new event
this year will be a coon dog trial
and an effort is being made to pro-
vide a bench show for hunting dogs.
It has also been found necessary
to double up the fly and bait cast
ing events and the same applies to
the trap shooting range. The en-
tries last year were so numerous
that nearly the entire day was con-
sumed by the trapshooters.
One OF the biggest surprises of
last years outing was the archery
contest. Whereas the committee an
ticipated few If any entries, large
number were received and the event
proved to be one of the most inter-
esting. This year a large number
of entries have already been re-
ceived.
A horse shoe pitching contest is
also scheduled for this year.
Purchases Simsbury Inn
A deal was closed yesterday in the
office Of Attorney James T. Mather,
whereby Henry Friedman Of this
city acquired the King Philip Inn in
The Inn in question is
located on a triangular piece OF land
by three highways. one
OF which is the College Highway.
Mr.. Friedman has announced that
next spring he intends to erect
large dance hall adjoining the inn.
Mr.. Friedman for the past four
years was proprietor of the New
York Meat market at the corner of
King and Broad streets and at one
time was member of the New
Britain police force.
To Cruise Hudson
Judge and Mrs. William J. Malone
Of Bellevue avenue left yesterday
by automobile for the
headwaters of the Hudson river.
from which point they will cruise
down the Hudson and Harlem
rivers and up Long Island Sound to
their cottage at West Silver Sands.
A small speed boat will be used in
making the trip.
To Wed Hartford Girl
This afternoon at o'clock at the
Christ Evangelical Lutheran church
at Hartford. Miss Ida r. Block.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Block of Hartford will be united IN
marriage to Rev. Emil w. Son
stroem, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sonstroem Of this city.
Amateur Bouts Well Attended
Approximately 5000 persons paid
admissions to witness a card OF ten
amateur bouts staged a Muzzy field
under the auspices Of the Park Ath-
letic club. Johnnie>Perrone OF Hart
FORD acted as third man In the ring.
Kid Kaplan Of Meriden, who was to
officiate. was unable to appear.
The results OF the bouts were as
follows: 126 pound class. Robert
Williams, Hartford. given decision
over Sanchos Girard Of Hartford:
125 pound class. Johnny Beteil, Wa
terbury, lost to Pat Mancini OF Hart
ford on a decision: 1os pound class,
Lavierro of Bristol knocked out Joe
Martina Of Hartford after 20 seconds
Of lighting in the first round; 12S
pounds, Joe Kelley, Terryville. won
on a foul In third round from Joe
Bianco Of Waterbury: 100 pound
class Mike Cavalierri of Bristol
out frankie Alton Of Wa
terbury in first round: 40 pound
class. Eddie Watts, Terryville. won
on technical knockout from Walter
Neff Of Hartford In third round.
10 pound class. Jackie Rogers,
Waterbury. knocked out Eddie Law
son OF Terryville In second round;
1856 pound class. Gene Martin of Ter
ryville given decision over Billy
Quinlan OF Stamford in four rounds:
1873 pound class. Jackie Buffy. Wa
terbury. knocked out Jimmie Martf-
no Of Hartford in first round: IFS