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New Milford-Struck by snow blow on New Haven road as he ia walking tracks, Devar Somolmuk, s3, receives probably fatal injuries.
New Britain herald., 1927-01-17

Greenwich-Barge Lake Cham- plain goes on rocks of Greenwich Point in storm.
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New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
L0UGHRAN WINS
 OVER SLAT7ERY
(Continued from Preceding Page,
Round Three


 LouEhran came steamine out on tho offensive, shooting lefts to Stat terys chin. Jimmy tucked and lodged backwards, spearing Loueh- ran neatly with a left and right 10 the head when Tommy missed once. Longhran was warned when a right dropped below the foul line. Stat tery LOOK the offensive, threw cau- ton to the wind. and they slugeed to { the head and body like 8 pair Of leaden footed hcavyweiehts in the cented Of the ring while the crowd roared approval. They broke loose to look the situation over as the gong changed.
 Round Four Tommy snapped his left in the general direction of Slattery six times before he managed 10 tin Jim inys nose, They were content to Jao and duck. counter and block un- Ill Slattery chased Loughran into the ropes where they swopped rights 10 the body. Slattery vas dazzineIv fast, and Tommy appeared slow and a bit puzzled In comparison. Dancing around. hands at his sides Slattery forced Loughran to miss and march ulSsusted with back turned to the center Of the ring just before the bell.
 Round Five
 me dancing masters pranced and ! Strutted until Loughran smashed | Jimmy with solid right to the chin, i Slattery backed into the ropes shoot- Ing out a poisonous left. but Tommy crashed both hands soldly to the body. Pinned on the ropes, Slatterv 1 took left and right hook to the i head. They were bruising 10 the 1 body in clinch when the bell rang.
 Round Six
 Ioughran threw a right 10 Slat- terys chin. coming almost all the | way across the ring. Jimmy stabbed with the left and danced out of danger not wasting motion. Say Ing every bit of strength. Slattery boxed about cannily and swopped lead punches with Loughran only when an advantage offered That style brought Tommy in with chin uncovered and Stats smashed him around head and body with volley Of lefts and rights at the oell.
 Round Seven
 LonEhran was very cautious. but radcd two smashcs to Slattery's hin for one right on his own Jim ny stabbed with his left and opened 1 ! cut under Tommy's left eye. The
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
PHAN70MS WIN
Local Basketball Team Takes Mems 'lre of Strong Springfield Quintet by 2S to 21 score,

The Original Phantom basketball team defeated the Imperials of Springfield in that city last night by the score of 2S to 21. The contest Was staged at the Springfield Boys cluo.
 The first half was very slow and utproductive of good basketball and the Phantoms led at half time by the score of s to 3. The second half developed into a furious battle. the teamwork of the New Britain team being the deciding factor. Cohen vas the star of the game.
 The sumlGary.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
,
 Springfield
LOCAL TEAM MINIS

The New Britain Yankee basket ball team defeated the Meriden Con- munity Five Saturday night In Meriden by the score. Of 24 to 20. The locals showed good passw ork and led at the end Of the first half : 10 6. The second half developed into q furious battle with the Hard ware City team $utplaying it's op- ponentS
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

going was very fast, both shooting punches with either hand and rip- ping about the ring in a vain effort to find a real opening for a decisive clout. The bell found them sparring.
 Round Eight
 slattery jared Loughran with three right crosses to the head and drilled his right to the body for good measure. The punches slowed Tom my and his left grew wild. Slattery's port weapon bounced steadily to Loughran's head. Slattery cracked left and right to the chin and Tom my was glad to hold. Tommy ripped right to Slattery's chin but took two solid clouts to the heart Tn re- turn. They were dancing at the bell.
 Round Nine
 Slattery backed away from Tom my's body attack. but Slats nearly tumhled him from the ring with rights to the ear. Tommy tucked through the ropes into several sharp hooks to the chin. Slattery chased the New York champion around the ring with sizzling attack to the body. These shots slowed Loughran and q solid right to the jaw made him hold. In a fierce free swinging exchange at the ropes Loughran drilled Slattery with whistling drives that backed Jimmy into the ropes. The crowd yelled frantically as they head and body until the bell.
 Round Ten Loughran slammed left and right into Jimmy's head at the ropes. A right to the forehead shot Jimmys lsad back. Tommy punched inces- sanity in an effort to break through !
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Iefsohal fouls-Mirigliani, Boukus - -uJko 2' Parparian 2, Garro, Mar nom 2--l0; Balciunas 3, Milewski l. osborne 3. Recano 1, Mikalauskas z' Charlow 3-19. Technica, fouls. hecano, Mikalauskas. Free tries. here'eJza ,. Mirieliani 3, Zuiko S. farparian 2. Garro 2, Marholin 5- v; Balciunas :. Milewski. Osborne | Charlow-25. Referee, Anderson, iher Annunziata, Scorer, Nor mani
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

the Buffalo youths defense. Jimmy danced away from most of the harm. however. and occasionally snapped Loughran's head back with his spearing left. Loughran was tired but forcing the issue at the bell.
 Round Eleven
 Slattery bounced around apparent " fresh as ever while Tommy seem- ed to have slowed down bit. Loughran walked straight through Jimmy's defense with a left upper cut to the chin. Tommy finally pressed Jimmy 10 the ropes and pounded his mid section. but the Phlladelphian was missing. Slatterv was content to stab and run. saving his energy. A right bounced Slats into the ropes at the gong.
 Round Twelve
 Again Longhran pinned Slatterv on the ropes for body chastisemcut. Iommy's left hook dug viciously in- to Jimmy's body and Jimmy backed into the ropes under another two isted attack to the head. Left jabs filled the space between them as they danced around the ring. Lough- ran chased Slattery into the ropes Tor another fierce body batterng. They were sparring at the bell.
 Round Thirteen
 Loughran appeared the stronger as they swapped rights to the head in Inid-ring. Tommy bore in close and nailed Slattery with left and right hooks to the jaw. A short right caught Slattery off balance and ! he foundered backward into the | ropes Loughran tore after him. i getting both hands to the chin as , the bell stopped Tommy's best op-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
W atcrbuTy Saturdav

Ihe Boys club will play a return game with the Waterbury Bows, c,,h Tn the Brass City Saturday night when the Waterbury quintet will seek revenge for the one-point vic tory of the locals here last Monday. II Is hoped that Captain Nick Gill VIII be in shape for a portion of the contest. A large crowd is planning 70 make the trip, and an automobile caVaicade is being formed. Next Mondavs game will see the cluh opposing the Emeralds Of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Ray Anderson, Boys club coach. was called twice for coaching within few minutes during the game at tho club last night. He admitted that he had been at fault in the first instance, but in the second case he said that he had been so excited that he couldn't resist shouting, Pass lt," 10 one of his players.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

To many however, the real fen 'ure Of the game was the great work of Muirhead and Brown on the de- iehse. Blounts stops at the goal were few and far between due to the work of the team captain and Cid in breaking up all of Walline- lords attempts to get to New Brit aims cage.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

New 3ritatn's team might no, be the bes. in the league, it might he improved on in spots. but give the players few games like last night and any other team in the league VIII have to step mighty fast to beat them.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Coach Lou Young says he will take bic entire feothail squad to ''' California Penn
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

The team deserves congratulations TOT It's work last night. It was a pleasure to see the local losing streak shattered SO completely and decisivey and the fans of this city can certainly expect to see fast and real hockey played in the games to come,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Personal fouls-Grusha, 3; Coffa. :; kley, 5: Silva, 2: Compagnone, 3; behJamin-14: Delaney, 1, Moline, Dunn, 7; Hanson, 1; Amenta, 2; Gustafson, 4-17. Technical fouls kiey' .; Gustafson. Smith. Free tries-Grusha, '; Parparian, 2: Gof- fa' 5; kley, 5; Silva, Compagnone. behJamln, 2-2S; McKenna, 3: De- fancy, 4; Moline, 2, Dunn. 3: Han- son, 3: Amenta, f Gustafson-2o. Referee-Tobin. Timer-Aronson. Scorer-Parker.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

b'ount's work last night was won- dertul. Not once did he leave his cage as he has done several times in the past. His heart was in his work ana ne bore out what many of the payers have said about him. that when he is playing, it Is almost im- possible to get anything by him.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Doc Potts is a golf bug by his own admission. Following the close Of the season, Doc was incoming around thinking over the past sea son and signing for the thoughts of inc balmy breezcs of spring but yes terday. 1t got him. the fever we mean. and he saIlied forth and put in IS holes. The day was perfect and the course wasn't half bad, so the Doc says.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
Reserves kcep Pace

The Boys club Reserves kept pace
 with the first team by taking their third straight game in the prelim- mary defeating the Eagles to he ane of 24-2l. The Eagles had things all their own way in the first half. leading by l5-5 when intermission came. Zujko went into his old p st al center for the Reserves in the sec ond half, and he and Mirigliani be- gan concerted attack which cut down the Eagles lead. WiIcswki and Recano Were forced out on fouls and the Eagles found themselves with only four men and the score tide at 20-20. The Reserves continu- ed with five players and won with out trouble. Nlrigliani. Hujko. Bal and osbrone featured. Th- Reserves foul shooting was wretch cd. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13
rtuillty or the evening.
 Round Fourteen

Slattery rallied 10 chase Loughra n into corner. Jimmy slashed q half dozen short hooks to the head. Tom my worked loose and drove Jimmy back with a stiff right to the ear. S!attery appeared arm weary as Tommy slashed lefts to the chin. Ripping back viciously, Slattery nail- cd Loushran about the head at the bell on the ropes.
 Round Fifteen
 Science went by the boards as Doth tore together. slashing head and body with both hands. Neither gave ground in two-tisted slugging duel in the center Of the ring. SIat- tery smashed a right to Loughrans' chm and took light counter to the chm in return. Tommy threw two overland rights full into Slatterv's jaw but Slattery hung on. Slatterv pounded the body. Tommy fought his way out with short rights 10 the head. They were locked in a fierce melee in the center Of the ring at the final gong.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

NC" Britain at last has a real ro'ier hockey team. That was dem onstrated to everyones full satisfac- ton last night in the game at the 'tahley Arena. The New Britain players played as if they were in- spired and no faster travelling has 2een done anywhere In the league ms season than was done on the floor last night.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Now 1T som ebody will only get q truck and move Alexander's house hold effects over to New Britain for him and If somebody else will only ind the spare tire that Boucher lost on the road between Waterbury and Merden. things in the New Britain hoher Hockey camp will be per fec.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Boucher. although he isn't the entire cause of the change in the New Britain play. is certainly the big punch Of the team on the floor when 1t comes to offensive play. Com ing out from the cage last night. he made pretty picture as he outrush- cd Wild Bill' Duggan of Walling- ford, leading rusher in the league,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Gustafson, former guard on the Stanley Rule team in the factory league, appeared at the Boys club last night with the Middletown "Y" combination and was greeted with mingled cheers and hoots by his friends here. Gus used to be good for one basket q game when he played with the Rule shop, and he showed that he was still in the form by Hopping in one from mid floor and then subsiding for the eve ming.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

The Moriden Roller Hockey team will play in this city next Thursday night and this will be one of the greatest games of the year here.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

Boucher is not only a star roller hockey player, but he Is also a semi professional baseball player. His foine Is in New Bedford and he is busy all tn" summer long at the na- 1onal paStime.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-13

hDllnu seven
 LonEhran was very cautious. but traded two smashcs 10 Slattery's chin for one right on his own. Jim my stabbed with his left and opened a cut under Tommy's left eye. The
Evening star., 1927-12-04

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