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New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
Stranger Lewis Wins
Match in Two Falls

Phoenix, Ariz.. Dec. Is (CP)-
st hanger" Lewis. heavyweight
wrestling champion of the world.
tossed Pat OShock, the Iowa Irish
redhead. in two straight falls here
last night.
Lewis won the first fall in 80 MIN
utes and % seconds with a head
lock. and the second fall in four
minutes and 80 seconds with anoth-
or deadlock.
Lewis was suffering from a cold
which nearly forced him to cancel
his match.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18

MERIDEN HOCKEY TEAM IS
TRANSFERRED TO ALBANY
Manager Ives Decides to Definitely Quit Silver City
Last Game There to Be Played On Friday - New
Britain Quintet Is Incorporated - New Bedford
Plays Here Thursday Night River Club May
Be Changed-Maroons Top Bridgeport.

Mertden will an out Of the pic.
ture n the homo Of . roller hockey
team after neH Friday night follow.
ing 1 special meeting Of the club
owners In the American league yes
terday afternoon. Owner Art Ives
Of the Silver City club received per-
mission to transfer his club to Al.
bany and the team will make ito
last appearance in the uniforms Of
Meriden Maroons Friday night
against New Bedford.
The decision II the Meriden man
to switch his club to the New YORK
city IL culmination OF 4 long argu-
ment started at the end Of last sea-
son with the owners Of the rink
where the team was playing it,
homo games. This and the displeas-
urs Of many Of the fans over the
transfer Of kid" williams to the
New Britain team. caused Manager
Ives to take the only step possible.
The Albany team will play it,
home games in the Menard Arena,
an amusement structure capable Of
housing 1900 fans. Tho building 10
opposite Chadwick Stadium. home
Of the Albany Eastern league base.
ball club and II half way between
Albany and Troy. 1t measures 32S
feet long and 136 feet wide.
The team will play it, nrst home
game on Christmas Day. 1t will
open under lie name Of the Albany
club against Waterbury. Two games
will be played that day. one in the
afternoon and another At night.
Home games in Albany will be
played on Sunday afternoons and
Monday nights.
According to President A. W.
Keane Of the league. 1t may be pos
sible that the Fall River club will
be transferred to Meriden within the
next month. Fall River needs to BE-
strengthened and the game IL not
going 20 good in the Bay State city.
Mertdea Beats Bridgeport
The Maroons last night staged 4
furious rally In the anal period and
scored six successive goals to beat
Bridgeport by the score Of . to 8.
The game was the fastest seen At
the Meriden rink this season.
Local Club Incorporated
The New .;ritain roller hockey
club has been incorporated accord
ing to certificate filed yesterday ut
the office Of the city clerk. The
corporation has an authorized and
paid In capital Of $1,000. The in
corporators are Frank McDonough
Of this city and Joseph Toretsky
and A. q. Perlstein both OF West
Hartford. The latter two are own
ers Of the Stanley hotel and the
Stanley arena. McDonough holds
SO per cent Of the stock while the
other two hold the rest Jointly.
New Bedford Thursday
New Bedford will furnish the at.
traction at the Stanley Arena here
Thursday night. kid" Duggan ana
his tribe Of Whalers from the Mas
sachusetts city will tackle the New
Britain crew. This will be Dugean's
first appearance in this city this sea.
son. New Britain plays In Fail Riv-
er Friday night.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18

Personal fouls-Rametta. Rakutis
IS; Lipman 3, Franks ?, 1koWitz
1, Ross 3, Clark 4-16. Technical
fouls-Lipman, Ikowitz 2, Ross.
Free tries-Zebbrowski 6, Rametta
4, Rakutis 6. Kowaleski 2. Normant.
Bancovitch ., Paluch 2-23: 1kowitz
3, Clark "A. Referee-Gill. Timer
Schmarr. Smorer-Paluch.
Next Game January
The next home game Of the Boys
club will be played on Monday night.
January 7. when the Waterbury
Shamrocks will furnish the OPPOSE
ton. 1t was announced last night
that Superintendent Dwight Skinner
has booked games with the Junior
varsity quintets Of Trinity, Wesleyan
and Connecticut Aggies.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
TASSI wins ON FOUL
Italian school Teacher Takes Verdict
In Fourth Round From Newark
Batter,

New Haven, Dec. IS (UP)-
George Smith, Newark. n. j., 166,
fouled Nando Tasst, New York, 179,
in the fourth round of their schedul-
ed 10-round bout at New Haven
Arena last night and the bout was
awarded to Tassi.
Smith was leading on points when
an accidental low blow probably lost
him a decision.
George Day. New Haven, 1867.
won an eight-round decision from
George Balduc, Lewiston, Me-, 1875 x !.
Lew Feldman, New York, 100 IA,
took an eight-rounder from Benny
Tell, New York, 800.
Tony De Palma, New Haven, 100,
topped Johnny Scalzi. Bridgeport,
1928, in six. Red De Rosa, Derby,
1876. stopped Charlie Belliggi, Nor
witch, 1913 IA. in the first.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
BY BOB KATHERINE

MA service sports Writer
The opportunity for one of two
teams being acclaimed a. national
football champions without the nui-
sance of several pretenders to the
throne standing about presents itself
this year in the annual Tournament
Of Roses game on New Years Day.
The game. unlike some of the
others in recent years. does carry a
championship tinge with Georgia
Tech and University Of California as
contenders and the outcome should
make either Georgia Tech or
Southern California the national
champions. And that is said with
due knowledge that any loyal Calf
fornan will argue the matter out for
the Golden Bears.
Georgia Tech. unbeaten and un-
tied is regarded as the best team OF
the east at this time. 1t might be
said that it is a southern team but
in this Pasadena game It is regarded
az an easterner and will go down
in defeat or up in victory as an
eastern team.
California. however. doesn't rank
as Pacific Coast champion. Southern
California was awarded the title and
on the face of things. with victory
over Stanford that tied California. at
the best. can rank but half-share
OF the title and to give them that
necessitates loss OF memory on two
tie games. One tie seems better than
two ties.
All Of that means Georgia Tech,
by winning. will get the title. Cali
fornia. should 1t win. will make the
title secure for Southern California.
Because OF this cham pionship ele-
ment, the game this year Is causing
more whoopee out on the Pacific
slopes than any Tournament Of
Roses game has in years Rose Bowl
officials look for sell-out and why
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
WHIPPETS WIN ANOTHER

The Whippets basketball team
won its third straight victory last
night at the expense Of the Laurels.
The score was 1925. The Laurefs
were leading by seven points until
WIKI started rally. Sartinsky sank
three spectacular shots putting the
Whippets in the lead. Olewnik play
ed a strong defensive game. Bay
lock starred for the losers.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
YALE PLAYS TONIGHT

New Hagen, Dec. IS (UP)-The
Yale basketball team meets the st.
Lawrence university five of Conton,
N. Y. tonight in the last athletic
event before Christmas. Yale, which
has been defeated by little Provi-
dcnce college hoped to show i'm
provcment in its play tonight.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
Princeton Will Play
Seven Games in 1929

Princeton will play seven football
games in 1929. 1t was learned today
following announcement Of the COM
plete football schedule for the sea-
son.
Ohio State, Vermont. Virginia and
Washington and Lee, opponents dur.
ing the season just closed. will not
be played next year. In their place
the Tigers will meet Amherst. Chi
cago and Brown. Yale. Navy, Cor
nell and Lehigh were retained on
the schedule.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
NOT ONE AWAY FROM HOME

Luther Roy Birmingham pitcher,
didn't win single game away from
home this summer. He won 10 on
the bone lot
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18

FORMER MASCOT is CAPTAIN
John Kelly, captain-elect Of the
Chicago football team. is a former
mascot Of the Maroons.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-18
Trade School

Referee. Cassidy.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
NAVY LISTS HARVARD
IN PLACE OF ARMY

By the Associated Press
.S.NApOI is, Md. May 22.-Echoes
of the Army Navy athletic controversy
concerning the three-year eligibility rule
affecting varsity team competition. re-
vcrberated in sport circles again today
with the announcement by Naval Acad-
emy authorities that Harvard had been
substituted for West Point on next years
basket ball schedule
Adhering to the principle established
last Fall. by which Navy had warned
that it would not enter competition In
intercollegiate circles with teams allow
ing its players to compete on varsity
teams for more than three years, Lieut.
Comdr. O. Q. Kessing. graduate mana
ger of athletics at the Naval Academy
said today that Harvard would meet
Navy on February %, 1929, thus elimi-
mating the Cadets from their customary
clash with the Midshipmen in basket
ball
The appearance of Harvard on the
MILDLY schedule brings the second of the
big three" teams into Naval Academy
major athletics. Princeton is already
under contract to meet the Sailors in
foot ball at Philadelphia next Fall in
place Of the annual Army-Navy gridiron
classic.
A few years ago Naval Academy off,
cials announced that Johns Hopkins had
been cut from the Navy lacrosse sched-
ule next year, explaining that efforts to
come to an agreement regarding the
three-ycar rule had been unavailing
The Baltimore institution insisted that
the number of years of competition for
PLAYERS should not be limited under
Naval Academy standards.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
OLYMPIC FIELDS COURSE
BEING PRIMED FOR OPEN

brimmed-~will have the deep drills to
force explosion shots. This scheme will
allow good recovery artists chance to
get distance from midway bunkers and
yet force them TO display their wares
with the niblick II they miss the greens
with their approach shots
Seven of the fairways run through
woods which engulf disastrously slice
or hook. The bevy of leading Britons
who plan to contest the title now held
by Tommy Armour of Washington may
find the layout as difficult III some ways
as their own courses are thought to be
for Americans. Thought" seems to be
an appropriate word. since the New
World golfers have been taking the
British title with considerable regular
ity during the last decade In fact,
Bobby Jones won 1t last year with the
marvellous record of 225 at the difficult
St. Andrews links.
Rain has been scarce this Spring, and
the speed of the course will depend
much on the amount of rain between
now and tournament time, June 2l--23.
Yardage and par Of the elongated
course follow.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ HICAGO. May 22-Stretched
4 800 yards beyond normal length
in defense Of its par against
~ the coming onslaught of the
world greatest golfers the No.
course at Olympic Fields Country
Club has undergone its first major
operation in preparation for the ma
'tional open golf championship.
With month for perfection Of turf
and furrowinE of the many traps
around the undulating greens, experts
contend that the odds are against the
breaking of the record score for the
event. This record of 286 for ~ holes,
apparently with q charmed life. has
reached the age of IL years since its
creation at Minekahda Club Mime
apolis, by Chick Evans in 1915, when
he accomplished another feat, as yet
unequalled. by winning both amateur
and open titles in one season.
Course Is Beautiful.
The No. 4 course, while admittedly
a thing of beauty, with its sylvan fair
ways, its rolling bluffs, its winding
brook that has to be crossed l3 times.
and its lowered dells, has been said by
experts to be too easy for title play.
WdllGA I1AkCt1 HAS Tie IeCOEu OL OF
for the links, made in winning the
p. @. A. crown two years ago. This
figure was equalled last Summer by
Al Espiaosa and Bill Mehlhorn.
The course then was 6,474 yards long,
with par of 10, but by the construc-
ton OF several back tees, the length is
now 6,756 yards, with par of
37-36-73
This is $50 yards longer than the
Royal St. George links. where Hagen
recently won the British open with a
score Of 292. While there win be no
sea winds or dunes TO penalize the
golfers at Olympia. Jack Daray. pro-
fessionaI at the club, contends that the
extra yardage has been so strategically
distributed that il will really add
strokes--2 or 3 at least.
No 72-hole meet has ever been held
on this course. for in previous major
events at Olympia, two Of the four
links have been played alternately
Hagen won the Western open last year
with 23l, playing three rounds on No.
and one on No. J. His scores on No.
were 70--6o-T5. wtile on the longer
No. he set a record Of 81. Although
the traps through the field will not be
corrugated a. at Oakmont last year TO
the almost universal condemnation OF
the contestants. both British and Amer
icar--~and they are deep and fuzzy
Evening star., 1928-05-22

Every good golfer, every man who
has mastered the drive, centers his
attention on the downswing TO get
ting his hands In ahead OF his body.
II he can throw the elubhead
through the bah SO his hands lead
the body he is bound 10 get full
distance. True. a hook may result.
but this fault can be corrected by
better timing, and only by practice.
Bob Macdonald inagines plane,
ABB, at right angles. TO the line of
flight extending upward through the
ball. The hands must get there
first. In the sketch of Macdonald
Smith on the left note that his club
head and hands are leading his
shoulders at contact, although his
hips have gone out beyond the
hands.
The sketch OF Bob Macdonald, on
the right, shows a rear view Of this
player Just before contact. Note the
strong brace Of the left leg Of each
player and the evident desire 20
throw the clubhead through the
ball ahead Of the body. In short,
one must hold the weight Of his
body back In order TO get 1t into
the shot
Evening star., 1928-05-22
GOLFER PLANS TO PLAY
FIVE COURSES IN A DAY

DES MONIES. Iowa. May % (Pl --
All innovation in marathon golf-play-
ing 90 holes from dawn to dusk with
out playing the same one twice---is to
be attempted next week by Russell
Haas. local amateur.
Haas plans to traverse five of the
city's 1S-hole courses in one day. Par
for the 80 holes is 356 The jaunt, it is
estimated, will take him over more than
20 miles of tees, fairways, rough and
green's.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
MIDDIES GET SEA LEGS
USING ROLLER SKATES
By the Associated Press.

By FFEa8.
Uncle Sans midshipmen at the
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis are developing sea-legs by coast
ing around the corridors Of huge Ban
croft Hall on rollers.
Rubber wheeled roller skates are used
and have gone far to solve the trans
portstion problem. This was particu-
larly acute since IL involves carrying
messages and delivering mail to 800
cadets living there. The building is
two blocks long and nearly block
wide and Ia declared TO be the largest
dormitory under one roof in the world.
Roller skating has become popular at
the academy even among the officers
and their wives A rink has been laid
out in the basement of Bancroft Hall
and the sport also is enjoyed on nearby
concrete walks and roads.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
MACDONALD HAS A NEW
SYSTEM FOR PUTTING

BY the Associated Press.
Bob Macdonald, Chicago golf profeg-
sional, who is famous for his long
drives and por putting, believes he has
system 10 remedy the latter short
coming
MacDonaid's putting idea is 10 stop
the puttsr on the back swing: look,
after hitting at the spot where the bali
rested, and listen until IL drops into the
cup. He says IT Is quite effective.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
Indian Spring Has Tuo Course Hounds
SCHALK is TO FOLLOW
EXAMPLE OF MCCARTHY

CHICAGO, May % OP).--Manager
Ray Schalk of the doddering White SoX
has taken a tip from Manager Joe Nc
Carthy of the Cubs. He has ordered his
players to come out for morning prac-
tice.
When the Cubs returned home Msy 5
in seventh place Mccarthy ordered
morning practice daily until they gave
better exhibition. They came through
with l3 straight victories, which land
cd them in first place. The White SoX
are in last place in the American
League race
ii morning practice will turn the
trick, I'm for it," Schalk said.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
SWARTHMORE AGAIN.

Every three or four years SWarthmore
College gives Baltimore a new pitching
star. First it was Jack Ogden, then
George Earnshaw and now Howard
Gates is with the Orioles.
Evening star., 1928-05-22
MacC CORMACK AND WATSON
ARE HARD PAIR TO BEAT
Have Seen II That Layout Is in Finest Shape of lis
Career-Former Also Is Dazzling Performer
With ''WoOden Mashe.''

| starters. was brought well up above
! the 200 mark.
| The Mutt and Jeff of local golf COM
| binations--J Monro Hunter, prcfes~
| sional. and George Diffenbaugh caddie
master of Indian Spring--tied for first
place in the pro-pro best ball tourney
| yesterday at the Baltimore Country
/ Club. registering a best ball of 81 for
! the par II layout, TO tie with Glenn
| Spencer Of Green Spring Valley and
Carroll T. MacMaster of Rolling Road
for first place and first money
Charles P. Betschler, professional at
the Maryland Country Club and Willie
Schrieber. formerly his assistant and
now pro at the Catoctin Country Club
of Frederick, Md. were in second place
with best ball card Of IS. Betschler
had the best individual score of the
day a 20, composed of 33 out and
81 back
Arthur B. Thorn of the Town and
Country Club and r. Cliff McKimmie,
unattached Washington professional.
finished in third place with best ball
of SO. Ralph Beach of the Baltimore
Suburban Club. formerly of Burning
Tree. and Warner Mather had card
Of 70.
Bob Barnett, Chevy Chase profess
sional finished we'll down the list of
entrants in the annual 36-hole medal
play competition yesterday at the Phil
mont Country Club of Philadelphia.
Barnett had cards of so and SO to finish
In twenty-fourth place. The tourney
was won by Clarence Hackney of the
Country Club Of Atlantic City.
Indian Spring Club members are
still talking about the extraordinary
shot made by their long-hitting pro, J.
Monro Hunter, on the 540-yard six
teenth hole at the club last Sunday.
Hunter half topped his tee shot on the
sixteenth for mere 225 yards and then
put a full braSSie shot over the green
on the carry. John F. MacCormack
estimates the bali must have carried
nearly 800 yards When it finished it
was back of the pump between the
thirteenth green and the fourteenth tee.
Woman golfers Of Washington are
playing at the Bannockburn Golf Club
today in a Scotch foursome event, in
which each pair plays but one ball. The
tourney is a handicap affair.
Evening star., 1928-05-22

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Evening star., 1928-05-22
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Evening star., 1928-05-22

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