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New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
"Y" JUNIORS LOSE
East Berlin Team Swamps Local
Baseball Club By 10 to 4 Score in
Game on Saturday.

The New Britain Junior Y. NJ. c.
A. baseball team met defeat at the
hands OF the East Berlin Boys team
Saturday afternoon by a score of Is
to 4. The New Britain boys are IA
years old or under. whereas the East
Berlin boys range from 16 to IS
years of age. East Berlin has played
four games so far this season. New
Britain It's first game Saturday.
The score might have been some
what smaller had the "Y" Juniors
made fewer errors. AS the season
progresses, however the team will
gradually develop fielding ability.
The pitching on both teams was
very good. Hultberg for New Brit
ain allowed 10 hits, most OF them
due to poor support of the f1elders.
He struck out seven and walked
four. Turner for East Berlin allowed
seven hits. struck out nine and
walked three.
Runs for the "Y" Juniors We're
scored by Steinman, Gatting. HUT
berg and Able and for East Ber-
lin by J. Walsh, .; Cote, Q; B.. Ire
vethan, ?; Payne, 4: Mcdonald. /;
w. Trevethan l: Turner, !. A return
game is looked to by the "Y"
Juniors in hopes that they will
make a better showing when the
team is better developed.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

j The Falcons lost their first game
/; of the year when the strong New
Departure nine OF Bristol nosed
them out yesterday afternoon at st.
Mary's field in hard fought battle
that was filled with long hits ana
sparkling plays, the score being six
Cleary's slants and hit the ball to all
corners of the lot in the first three
innings and ran UP an early lead
that was too much for the Falcons.
The locals played hard to win in the
latter part of the game. Ginger"
after his poor start, frightened up in
great style and held the Endees hit
less until the ninth. Conway was in
the box for the visitors and had the
/ locals baffled until the seventh, al
lowing only one hit until this frame.
He weakened in this inning. long
counting for three runs.
In the last two frames he regain
ed his stride and held the Falcons
at bay.
Malcolm's pretty stops at second
constantly choked off great smashes
by the locals that seemed good for
hits Besides his good work in the
field, Malcolm crashed out three
safe bingles. Tamm also hit hard
getting three bingles while Clabby
sent out two safe blows. For the
Falcons the work OF st. Budnick and
"Chucky" was good both men maxi
ing good stops in cSitical moments.
The Budnicll brothers hit the ball
hard. OF the five hits sent out by
the Falcons. four were for extra
bases. The Falcons made two snap
by double plays that kept the score
down.
Malcolm opened the game by get
ting a single. Tamm then crashed a
long double to score him. The En-
dees registered again in the second
when Zetarski walked, Hornheimer
sacrificed and Clabby singled. The
Falcons got their first run in the
third on long double to left by
Kredar and an error by Goodridge.
In the fourth the locals were buried
under an avalanche Of hits. Zetar-
ski was hit by a pitched ball. Horn
heimer, Clabby. Conway and Mall
colin hit safely in succession to drive
in three runs. 1t was a pretty battle
until the seventh when the locals
landed on the offerings of Conway.
"Starhead" Budnick tripled over
Reilly's head and scored on 81 Bud
hicks long double. Tamm threw
Kredar's grounder wild to first and
81 Budnick scored. Kredar raced
home on. single to left by Kopec.
The Endees ciinched the game in
the ninth by hits by Malcolm and
Tamnl. The summary
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New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
LOCALS LUCKY IN
Beating SEMINARY.
New Britain High Team on Top
in Free Hitting Contest

The New Britain high school base
ball team came through with a
lucky win over the st. Thomas Sem
mary nine in Hartford Saturday.
Although the Hartford team hit
more often and felded better than
the local team, the result of the con-
test was in New Britain's favor s
to Z.
The semnarians got 10 hits off
the delivery of Havlick and Morey
while New Britain got 10 bingles
off II. and J. Lawler. the brace OF
Hartford twirlcrs. The contest de-
vcloped into a free hitting affair
carly, home runs. three and two bag
gers being mixed in with the re-
naming singles.
New Britain hoped away to an
early lead in the first three frames
scoring six runs to the Seminary's
three but the local team couldn't
hold this advantage. The Semina-
rians got to the local hurlers in the
fifth and sixth for four runs giving
them the edge. to but the Red
and Gold barrage In the seventh
gave them two runs. enough to win.
Pinto Of the Hartford team had
field day at bat getting three swats
out of three trips to the plate. He
hit home run, three Dagger and
a single and scored two runs. Caro-
was the heavy sticker for the New
Britain team getting three out OF
five
The work Of Hinchey and Matulis
in the field coupled with sparkling
plays by Zaleski behind the bat fea.
turcd for the locals while the field
ling Of Guillat. Hartford shortstop
with eight chances and no errors,
was marvellous. The score:
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
MAJOR LEAGUE REMNANT
RACE GATHERING SPEED
Walter Johnson Pitches Senators to Shut-out Over
Red Sox-Washington Wins Second Game-Brook
lyn Takes Two From Boston - Cards Down Reds
Twice Pirates and Cubs Split - Athletics Divide
Twin Bill With Yankees-Other Games Played.

By the Associated Press.
With Memorial Day past and
pitching arms working their best
under warmer sun. with Walter
johnson back in the box for Wash
ington. with the stirring duel be-
tween Yankees and Athletics on
again-the big league pennant race
was gathering speed and zest today.
Quite fttingly the old soldier of
The Senators, "Old Barney" johnson.
made his first appearance of this, his
goth season, in Memorial day
game. He proved himself as fit as
the youngest OF the leaguers by rum
ming his shut-out total to 113 with a
3 to o three hit victory over the Red
Sox in the opener of double head
err
Perhaps inspired by the return Of
the veteran after absence from the
lineup with an injury received In
training camp. his mates put away
the second game by count of Is to
s on the hurting OF Hadley, a re-
cruit.
Only two other teams in the two
leagues were able to match the Sem
ators' feat Of cleaning up two games
in a day, although every club played
a double bill. Brooklyn took two
from Boston, to and to 2. while
the st. Louis Cards walloped Cincin-
natl 6 to and to /.
Both league-leading teams had an
even break. the Pirates caught
tartar in the Cubs who broke their
winning streak OF II games by beat
ing them in the morning tilt by Z
to s, but the Buccaneers came back
In the second with to decision.
Both games went an extra frame.
A big factor In the Cubs triumph
In the opener was an unassisted
triple play by Jimmy Cooney, short
stop.
A protest by Managep Connie
Mack Of the Athletics followed the
II inning victory of the Yankees 6
to s. after the AS had won the first
game. to 8. His protest hinged on
the technical point OF whether the
rule applying to running on ball
that falls into the dugout applies as
we'll when a man catches it and
falls in with the ball.
Collins and Ty Cobb were on base
when Grabowski, New York catch
er, fell into the home team cave
with the ball in his mitt after SCOOP
ing in skyscraping foul. The UNI
pire let Collins score on the ground
the ball fell into the dugout. but held
Cobb on base where he died.
The closeness OF the battle ia both
leagues was brought out by the
number OF even breaks in the eight
pairs of games played. The Giants
were II to 10 better than the Phil
lies in the first game by l to worse
in the second; the Browns were 60
ing fast enough In the first to beat
the White Sox, II to 3, but were
Knocked out of the picture with 10
to lacing in the second. Further
proof that you never can tell about
a ball game was given when the In
dams nosed out Detroit, 9 to 8, then
took \ solar plexus wallop II to 3.
AMERICAN T,EAGIE
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

washing the Endees by a two to
naught score. Russ pitched a great
game allowing nine hits that were
well scattered throughout the nine
innings. Sensational stops by the
Falcon lnfield kept the Endees from
doing much damage. Two double
plays with two on and no out broke
up two hot rallies by the New De
parture nine. The game was fast
and holly played contest that
brought out great work by botf
pitchers. The work OF the entire Fal.
con infield stood out as the best de.
fensive work of the game. The play.
ing of the Wojack brothers wa.
sweet. sixteen chances being &C.
copied by them without an error.
Willie Woiack and Klatka hit
hard, two bingles each being theil
contributions to the game. Hork.
heimer was the best Of the Endees.
The demonstrated off fast, getting
their first counter In the opening
inning. Willie Wojack flied out but
"Chuclly" crashed out long double
and rode home on solid bingle by
"Starhead' Budnick. The locals
registered the second and final run
of the game in the second inning.
klatka singled and was sacrificed to
second. Malcolm thre Fishers hop
per over Goodridge's head and Klat.
ka scored. Both teams threatened in
the final innings but we're unable to
score. Kredar tripled to start thu
fifth but good work by Leonard
kept him there. The summary
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
HARTFORD HIGH IS
WINNER Of MEET
~
New Haven Second and New
Britain a Poor Third in Points

Hartford High school carried off
first honors in the Triangular track
meet held between the Capital City
team, New Haven and New Britain
at Willow Brook park in this city
Saturday. Hartford had a total of
50 IL points. New Haven had 4s
IL while New Britain came in a
poor third with a total of 26.
Hartford took first place in the
100 yard dash. the 2ao yard event.
the mile run. discus throw and
broad jump. New Haven COPIED
flrstsin the 44o yard dash. $50 yard
dash. $50 yard run. $50 yard relay.
tie for pole vault and shot put.
Rrainerd of New Britain tied New
Haven In the pole vault for first
place; Reed won the high jump
while Matulis scored first in the
javelin throw.
As a result OF the meet. Hart
ford now lays claim to the cham
pionship of the state and a study of
the records for the season seems to
bear out the justice OF the claim.
The work Of the Capital City ath-
let's who were near the top in every
event, was amazing and they liter
ally ran away from the field In the
running events.
New Britain's best point were
made in the field events, notably in
those in which the local boys scored
first places. The entries in the
track events were disappointing In
their showings although an excellent
field was entered against them.
The summary Of events is as fol-
lows:
1oo-yard dash: Won by Root.
(H): Hannifin. CID. second; Lynch,
'H). third: Szabo. (NB) fourth.
Time. II 5-1o seconds.
c2o-yard dash: Won by Hannif1n,
(H).: Branch. fH). second; Szaho,
(NB), third: Nixon. (NH) fourth.
Time. % Ito seconds.
44o-yard dash: Won by Moore.
(NH>: Meihan. (NH). second: Soul
ly, (NB). third; Anderson. (H),
fourth. Time. SIS seconds.
sSo-yard run: Won by Brown,
fNH); Lane, (H). second; r. An
drews. (H). third; Zehrer, (NBl,
fourth. Time . minutes, s seconds.
Mile run: Won by Rosenhlatt,
(H); Perry, (NH), second: Bullock,
fNH). third: VIM, (NH) fourth.
Time 4 minutes, SIS seconds.
sso-yard relay: Won by New
Haven tRoesslar, Mahen, Hanson,
Nixon); Hartford. second. Time, l
minute, 80 seconds.
Pole vault: Tie for first between
Earnards. {NB). and Flintz. (NH) ;
Reed. (NB). second: sochinsky
(NB). third. Height. 9 feet, 6 inches
High jump: Won by Reed, (NB)
tie for second between Sapa. (NH)
and Case, (H): Harrison. CID,
fourth. Height. 5 feet, inches.
Shot put: Won by Murphy. (ND
Epstein. (NH. second; O'Connor,
tH). third: Reckert (NB). fourth
Distance, II feet. 9 inches.
Discus throw: Won by O'Connor
{H): Epstein. fNH, second; Be
lowe. (NH). third: Pitney. (H),
fourth. Distance 1o6 feet, 8 inches
Javelin throw: Won by Matulis
{NB): O'Connor. (H). second:
Kuhs. (NB). third: Juster. CH
fourth. Distance. 1876 feet, inches
Broad jump: Won by Root. CID
Branch. (H). second: Sapa. (NH)
third: Norman, (NH). fourth. Dis
lance, 81 feet. 1 IL inches.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
C0RbIN RED S0X
LOSE TO PEXTOS
Red-Hosed Clan Drop First
League Game to Southington

The Corbin Red Sox baseball team
lost its first game in the Central
Connecticut Baseball league Sunday
afternoon when it fell before the
Pexto team Of Southington at the
Sand Hill grounds in that town by
the score OF to 1. The Red Sox.
innings four to nothing. came back
to tie the score at four all In the
fifth and sixth. The Pexto team.
however. crashed through In the last
two innings for an additional trio of
runs that gave 1t the game.
Ziegler, a New Britain boy who
started at second base for the South
'ington team, scored the first run In
the opening inning. He crashed a
pretty single over second and on the
hit and run play, Eddie Hackbarth
slammed one into left field for two
bases while Ziegler made home. The
Pextos scored three more In the
third. Ray Begley taking advan-
tage of wildress by auckland. swung
at low ball for his third strike and
easily made first when the ball got
behind Huband. He went to second
on Hackbarth's single over second.
Gibson hit drive into left field and
when Huber threw high to catch
Begley at the plate. both Begley and
Hackbarth scored with Gibson stop
ping at third. Gibson scored when
Patrus' throw home on Jaspers
grounder. was slow.
Five hits in the fifth inning, two
of them two-baggers and a pretty
sacrifice by Schmidt, gave the Sox
three runs. Huber singled to the
right field fence. fast fielding hold
ing him on the first bag. Schmidt
pushed him down. Ferguson sent a
single over to second, Huber scoring
and Ferguson taking second on Beg
ley's throw to the plate. Blanchard
sent another single in the same spot
and Ferguson scored with Blanchard
taking second on Begley's peg to the
plate. auckland drove one for two
bases over Begley's head in center
with Blanchard bringing in the
third run. Snyder hit to short and
auckland was declared out for in
reference when he collided with
Gibson. Pexto shortstop. Snyder got
two bases on the hit. Patrus flied out
to right field to end the inning.
The score was tied in the sixth on
a single to left by Fitzpatrick and
a double into deep left by Huband.
After This inr' g. Porter, southpaw
finger for the Pexto team. settled
down and held the Sox in submission.
Porter opened the seventh by get
ting to second on Schmidt's wild peg
to first to get him. Ziegler sacri-
feed him to third. Darlington
singled. bringing Porter In. Buck
land pitched himself out of tight
hole in this frame when after Hack
barth had doubled again and Glib
son walked to fill the sacks. Jasper
was out at first to Blanchard unas-
sisted.
The Pextos got two more in the
eighth on three singles, a sacrifice
and a single.
Gibson at short and Ziegler at Sec
ond started In the field for the win
ners with Hackbarth welding the
heavy stick. Snyder's work at bat
featured for the Red Sox. The sum-
mary:
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31


Defeat Hudsons
The Falcons continued their Y T.
ming ways Sunday when they noasd
out a win over the strong Hudsons
of New Haven in a fast game that
was pitchers battle between
Fisher and Cleary OF the locals and
Bucholtz Of the visitors. Both teams
were in fine playing form. neither
squad having an error. The pitchers
were In good mettle and we're mas
tiers Of the situation for the most
part. Both Fischer and Clearly Of
the locals pitched good ball. while
Rucho'tz made good comeback
from his erratic game in Kensington
and hurled a steady game. The in
field work OF the two teams was
faultless. great stops ending prospec-
tive rallies. The Falcons steady
plugging in the infleld kept them out
Of trouble. A one-hand stop by
Willie Wojack that was converted
into double play with the bases
filled. was the fielding gem.
kredar pulled great catch when
he dashed to deep center to snatch
the ball as 1t was going over his
shoulder. "Chucky" was in his
usual good condition and took every
thing that came his way without the
least sign of an error. Babe"
Sheehan kept up his batting streak
CONTINUED on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

The Phantoms after three weeks
layoff. lost to the Burritt Reserves
Saturday by 9 to 4 score. Cohen
started in the box but poor support
put him in many holes. The Phan-
toms came back to defeat the West
Ends yesterday morning at Walnut
Hill park. The score was 9 to Z.
Buchas. although allowing II hits.
famed Is men.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
BY the Associated Press.
Including games of May 30)
National


Batting-Harper. Giants, 1874.
Runs-Hornsby. Giants. SO.
Hits--Wright, Pirates. IS.
Doubles-Grantham. Pirates, IS.
Triples-P. Waner, Pirates, s.
Homers-Williams Phill!es, 8;
Wilson, Cubs, 9.
Stolen bascs-Cuyler. Pirates, 1s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Pirates, won
I, lost 0.
American
Batting-E. Miller, Browns, Al.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. 46.
Hits-Gehrig. Yankees, Ga
Notwithstanding. Yankees. II.
Triples-Manush, Tigers. s.
Homers-Ruth. Yankees. H..
Stolen bases-Simmons, Ath-
letics, s.
Pitching - Pennock. Yankees,
won 5. lost 1: Lisenbee. Senator's
won 5. lost 1: Hudlin. Indians. won
5. lost 1.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
WIN AND LOSE,

The Rover baseball team defeated
the Owls IA to Sunday and lost
to the Columbus in a hard fought
battle TO 5. Harris and Rylz did
the work IN both games, Teams
averaging is years wishing games
with the Rovers should telephone
3ota-j.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
JUNIOR PIRATES WIN

The Junior Pirates nosed out the
Hunter Roads Saturday by an IS 10
II score. The Pirates lined up as
follows: Beldyga c, Killian p. R.
Miskowski ID. Hermonoski 81. l..
Mlskowski Oh. Paris Sb. Kobus II.
Kulas RI. For games see L. Mis-
kowski. les Smith street.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

Chicago-Mushy Callahan. junior
wclterwoight champion, vs.. Spug
Myers Tommy Freeman. Cleveland.
vs.. Mycr Grace, Chicago. Benny
chavez. vs.. Joe Salas, Los Angeles,
Tommy Grogan. Omaha, VS. Joey
Medill, Chicago; frankie Kennard.
Chicago vs.. Shorty Martone: Nor
man Wilson, Chicago. Va. Glen Lage,
Des Moines.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

Home runs-Peikirs. Ruth. Sacrifices
simmons ta), Dykes Koenig, Meusel.
wild p!tch-Wolberg. Winning pitcher
Moore Losing ritcher-Walberg. I'm
pires-Van G-afan. Connolly and Row
land. Time--3:l5.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
Fights Tonight

New York-Ace Hudkins. Lincoln,
Neb., vs.. Al Mello. Boston, 10. Ruby
Goldstein, New York vs.. Basil
Galiano. New Orleans. 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
New York-Danny Leonard, Al
lentown. Pa, and Marty Silvers.
Brooklyn. drew 10. Lew Kersch,
New York, scored a technical knock
out over Billy Kennedy. New Or
leans. 7. Herman Wallace, Brook
Ign, defeated Joey katkish, Pitts
burgh, 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31


TWO base hits-Kamm. Melilo. Hume
neld, Williams. McCurdy {2,, Ward
Ihomss Wild pitch--zachary. Losing
pltcher-zao Empires-Owens, Gel
sci and Ornshv. Time 80.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

Pexto .1o3 900 1ex-7
Two base hi1-Snyder, Huband, Buck
land, HackbWth. sacrifices-Schmidt.
tsieKler. Porter. Umplres-Frobel. Time
Of game-c:no.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
Totals

st. Thomas .............o0l 031 600
Two base hits-Bromberg. Havick.
Three base htt-pinto. Home run-Pinto.
Wild rltch-H. LAWYER. Winning uitcher
Mercy. Losing pitcher-Mihaels. TIM
pires-OLeary and Quinn. Tlme-2:oo.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

Tot7ls 81 u t y 10
1-Batted for Rothrocl In 5th,
xx-Batted for Eollings in 9th.
z-Batted for Ruel In 6th,
Boston .............o0s 90 900 5
washington ..........0 $50 40 zox-l2
Two base hits-Gosln. Hedley te).
Three base hits-Rollings. Ruel. Rice,
Judge Jacobson. Home run-Rarris
Nlid pitch-Hadley. Losing pitcher
Lundgren. Cmpires-Dineen and Nallin.
Time-c:l0.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

x-Batted for Karr In 9th.
Cleveland 900 0b3 DOL 5
Detroit ..............110 100 71x-11
Two base hits-Neun. Burns Manush
McNulty. Three base hits-Gehringer,
Tavener. Heilmann. Losing pitcher
uhle. Cmpires-McGowan, Evans and
IEildebrand. Tine-c:00.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
(Frst Game.)

Ct. Louis ,,,1i 400 Mill *
Chicago .,.o0c 0O1 700 4 q
Stewart and O'Neil: Taber. Jacobs and
McCurdy. Grouse.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

x-Batted for Boley In l1th.
xx-Batted for Gray IN Eth.
xxx-Batted for Walherg in nth.
New York .0o2 900 300 ol-s
Philadelphia ....,, 900 lo3 100 00-5
Two baae h!ts-Dugan. Combs. Gehrig.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
(First Game.)

Cleveland INN eN1 nn5-o =. .
Detroit .,O2l $40 onl-a a .
Miller, Karr. Shaute and S. Sewell.
Carroll. Whitehill and Shea.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

Waterloo, Iowa - Jack McCan,
Minneapolis, shaded Ralph Alex
ander, s.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

NEW DEPARTURES SPLIT
TWIN BILL WITH FALCONS

Locals Suffer First Defeat of Season In Afternoon
Game - Play Great Ball to Win In Morning En-.
counter-Continue Winning Streak Against Hud.
sons On Sunday-Fischer Twirls In Fine Style
Bristol Team Runs Up Early Lead In Second Battle
of Day.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
(First Game.)

r. H. r
Boston ...,... 900 coo 600 3
Washington ..o1o oo2 oOx-3
Weber and Hoffman; johnson and Ruel
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(rirR Game.)

(Ftrst Game.)
r. H. E.
New York ..,...31o 900 2o2-s Is
Philadelphia ..102 ol o1x-s 0
P1pgrass shawkey. Giard. Beall and
p, Collins; Grove and Cochrane.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE
fF4rst Camel

Chicago ...,3ol O,O Inn =,
Pittsburgh .5D0 Oo1 oOo-s IL n
90 inuings)
Kaufman and Hartnett; Bush, Nichols
and Smith.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

Los Angeles-Bud Taylor vs. San
tiago Gorilla.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

Totals

A-t6dlItu TOT BECK N HtN.
x--One OFT when winning run scored
Chicago ..........o03 600 hn1 n-s
Pittsburgh .........ooo 0l5 100 Id
Two hase htts-stepaenson. Adams.
Wright, Gooch Home rua:-Wil.oa
Hartnett. Losing ptcher-Blake. I'm
pirss-Mccor1!ck, o'Dsy and Reardon.
Time-2:t3.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

Falcons ..............00 1 600 800
Two base hits-kredar, Kupec, 81. Bud
nick. Malcolm. Three base hit--St. Bud
nick. rmpires-Sautter and Managan.
Time OF game-2:00.
Win Morning Game
The Falcons took the morning
game at Nuzzy field. Fischer white
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
Defeat Huf1sOns

Two base hits-T. Wojark, Leonard
Three base hit-kredar. Cmpire-Coffey
Tit,a nf
New Britain herald., 1927-05-31

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New Britain herald., 1927-05-31
Wonder What New York to Paris Flyer Thinks About

WELL Good 81 AMERICAN HERE
GOES FOR TAe BIG HOP. WE
ARE CERTAINLY COINS AtoNc
PRETTr.... NorJDER If the ST
LOUIS TEAM WON 16STeRDAX
49,, csc I HOPE i'm ON -THG
,RlGATa ROAD
The Washington times., 1927-09-05

LINCOLN FIELDS. Ill.,, Sept. s.
1T was harvest time for Jack
Dempsey again today.
The ex-champion readied himself
to his afternoon workout with the
comforting knowledge that it would
enhance his Golfers to the extent
of IS 900 or Sc, 900 even IL it meant
no definite improvement in his con-
dition.
For Chicago fight fans are
widely eager to see the IMAM
killer" I'm action and they came
troOping out here on this hOli-
day ready to pay the $1.1O TO
see Jack I'm action.
Dempsey planned to work six
rounds this afternoon. There will
not be any work for him on Tues
day and he probably will not labor
until Thursday because Leo p
Finn has him dated up for q BIZ
of golf on both days.
'The workout on Thursday prob
ably will be private" was the an
nouncement made by the Dempse,
headquarters today.
All Of which caused George
Knockout" Brown, the Old.time
middleweight, who has been one
of the OnlOOIzers here 60 gasD
and almost faint.
"Whew," Quoth he. ''This birt
gets more for practicing than useC
to get for a dozen fights, and nov
it's about 1000 to 5000 guys want
ing to donate him with a dollar
each, every day that he's arount
here. He says he won't work Tues
day or Wednesday, win work In pri
vate Thursday and, in that way
toss aside the chance to grab abou
10000 bucks. Whewg'