New Britain herald., 1927-06-27
POLICE ID HOLD ANNUAL FIELD DAYI
Chief Joseph P. Grogaq of West
 Hartford Announces Program

IHe second annual neld day or tho
 West Hartford police department will
 he held at Charter Oak park in Hart
 ford on Saturday. July 2. with an
 excellent card of sports events pre-
 pared. Chief Joseph r. Grogan is chairman of the committee making arrangements and he has made pub
 lie a program of events which will
 include a six mile handicap race, motorcycle events. rough riding by
 members of Troop B cavalry and 10 amateur boxing bouts.
 1 Besides these there will also be vaudeville acts and fireworks, while music will be furnished by the Gov ernor's Foot Guard band of Hartford. The committee has worked hard to make the event the biggest affair of its kind ever sponsored by West Hartford's finest"
 The affair will open with the six mile handicap race. It will start at the East Hartford bridge and the route to be followed is as follows: Morgan street to Main to Park to New Park avenue and around the mile track. About 30 entries have been received to date with many more expected this week.
 Albert Huband, A. A. U commis- sioner and well-known baseball catcher. will be in charge. There will be 10. 20 and 30 mile profess sional motorcycle races also. ,$ri4 are: Fred March of Hartford, Chick Remington. Worcester; Art Pechar, New Haven: George Moewatne, Mad- ison; Tony Catanzaro. Waterbury, Dutch Webber. Hartford; Harry Messenger. simsbury; Joseph Pach- asa, Newark; Eawing Longley. Marl- boro. Mass; Charles Busch, Brook field Center; Clark Anderson, Brook field Center: James Lang. Provi- dence; Percy c. Shaffer. Waterbury; N. A. Van Houten. N. J.; Ralph Bierce. Winsted: Gustafson. Eyeret, Mass: Alfred Arnold, Haverhill, Mass. Chic Remington and Al Gus, tafson made a clean sweep in all races that they have taken part in this year. Chic on May 3l, covered the 5 miles in 4-32.
 There will be a half mile and q mile bicycle race. The fastest in the state have been brought together by Commissioner Frank Caldwell: i. Ray Williams, Winsted: ?. Willie Newhouse. Elmwood Endees; 3, Ralph La Chapelle, Elmwood En- dees; 4. sayin Zavarelle, Hartford; 5, Mario Marchesotti. Manchester; 6, Egidio DeRobertis, East Hartford: :. Williston Griffin, Hartford; s, John Armando, Hartford; 9, James Armando, Hartford: 10. S. Carbone, Hartford: II, Roy Hillgarder. Meri- den Endees; 12, Frank A. Coburn. Manchester; l3. Albert Repetto. of Hartford; l4, Fred kapitke, Hart ford; Joe DeLiza of Hartford.
 Next will be 1-4, and a half mile jockey race by the fast riders in Troop s.
 At 6:S0 p. rn., the evening show will start with the Hartford Turner bund doing their stuff. From [ until s there will be vaudeville acts from all around the state. At 5 p. m, there will be 10 amateur boxing bouts under the direction of Albert Huband. chairman of A. A. U. The bouts are:
 1l2-Eddie vs. Art Chapclain; 1l5 Joe Celinto ys. Al Amona: 13O-- Joe Champ ys. Al Paluzzio; 11S- Roy Strong vs. Joe Kody; 1lO-Eddic Camp vs. Del Poulet: 135-Barney Youseman ys. Johnny Clinch: 14O- Pete Youseman vs. Kid Conniff: 142 Roy Hall ys Joe Zotter: 1l5- Vic Morley ys. Gene De Mario; 16O Joe Bard vs. Herman Fink.