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New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
Give Exhibition of
 One-Handed Cue Work

Frank (Shakespeare) Mckervey. worlds champion enchanted Dil- Hard player. will give an exhibition against local opponent at Ben Pilewski's parlors on Broad stree, tomorrow night. He will play a To- cal c,leist enchanted. The local man will be required to score 50 while Mckervey is getting 35. Fol- lowing the game. he will give an ex- 'ibition Of fancy shots used in the pne-ball game and will demonsi rat Q 1nser-pocket billiards. The exhihi.
 ion will start at s o'clock and will finish at 10. McKcryey has been i? Iears on the roao.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
MELL0 VS. HUDKINS

Lowell Wcltcrwcight to Get Second
 Chance Against Nebraska Wildcat
 Tonight.
 Boston. Feb. 27.-iPHAl Mello of Lowell. New England's outstand- ing welterweight. will get his sec ond chance at Ace Hudkins. Nebras- ia Wildcat, and. incidentally at the ladder of pugilistic fame. here to- night when they clash at the arena. It was predicted that the crowd which will see the melee will set q new record for box office receipts.
 Mello and Hudkins went over te 10 round route in New York city last summer and the Lowell boy had the Acc on the canvas although he fall ed to keep him there and as a re- suit forfeited the decision. Mello's defeat, however. lost some of its sting for his supporters because he succeeded in weathering a whitening storm of mercileSs punching despite . bad cut over one of his eyes.
 Hudkins comes here fresh from lis sensational victory over Sergeant Sammy Baker of Mttchel Field. Long Island. and in his workouts has shown that the Baker fight took away none of his scra appiness. The westerner has been installed a 10 to favorite. Tho bout will be ten rounds.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1s@

Ing him . chance at the title. l also gave Mandel his chance to win the lightweight crown. l expect to land this fight for Chicago"
 The Yankee StadiuM in May is said to be the Rickard plan for the contest, and the Soldier Field Sta- dium in Chicago in June is the ten- tative Mullen program. Either way. the leading figures in the controver- sy have begun to talk about a 3500.- 900 gate. which would be by far the highest in the history of lightweight championships. Mandell's popular ity in this region, and McL.arnin's impressive performance in New
 York against Sir Ferris, have made them sanguine.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
LEAPING FIVE WIN
 AND REGAIN LEAD
Subdue Al-Stils in Boys Club
 Group B Loop

The Leaping Five regained sole possession of first place In the Group B Intermediate basketball league at the Boyy' club Saturday afternoon by defeating the All Stars. 26-1s. and knocking their victims out of tie for the lead. This gave the Leap- ing Five one-game lead with two weeks of play left and made them virtually certain of finishing at the top. Paluch had . great afternoon scoring seven baskets for the win- ners. while Camp and Curylo work ed to advantage. Wilk and Bellon,o were high scorers for the All-Stars, who still have . chance at the title. The summary;
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
Junior League.

The All-stars practically clinched the Junior League championship Saturday night when they set the Phantoms down hard by . 2l-l0 score in a game filled with an un- usually large amount of scoring for the midget loop. Both teams played excellently and the high figures were due to pretty shooting and passing. The All-Stars are now certain of at least a tie for first place, as only two weeks more remain. The Speed boys moved into a tic for third place by nosing out the Wildcats, S-7, and the Hurricanes continued their swoop by edEing out the Pirates to the tune of 7.6. The standing:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
Speaking of Sports

An intensive argument was launched last night at the Herald banquet to the roller hockey players when Doctor Henry Martin claimed that the present day players do not compare with those who played in the good old days" This is con- troversy that can 90 on for years.
 Jack Downes. ono of the keenest students of the game. has seen all of the teams in action from the first time that tho game was brought to this section from Maine. He stated that after watching all those whose names have become famous through their ability as players. he has de- cided that the present day Meriden team is the greatest combination he has ever seen in action.
 This is a question that will never be decided though most of those present last night argued on the side of the present day players.
 The High school basketball team will play two games this week, meeting the New Haven Hiilhouse quintet here Wednesday afternoon and the Pittsfield High school in Pittsfeld Saturday evening.
 The poorest bunch of sports New Britain has entertained in some time was the crew that made up the Hart ford Yankees basketball team Satur- day night Being outplayed from every angle. tho visitors resorted to rough tactics on the floor and bicker- ing with the referee.
 Jim Keefe may not be q Dick Dil- lon but his work Saturday night vas fairly good, Hartford claimed that he was showing preference to New Britain. but take all the fouls away from the locals and Hartford would still have been on the short end of the score.
 To our minds. 1t looked as if the Hartford crew couldn't bear to be beaten. We know that before the game was played. the Capital City team was in a very cocky frame of mind because of the closeness of the game In Hartford last Tuesday night.
 We would be willing to wager that New Britain could take Hartford on in a series of games and come out on top any old time at all.
 George Gubersky hasn't recovered his "goat" lost, strayed or stolen on Saturday night. He notified Jimmy Zakzewski that if he came within five feet of him. Gubersky would ''give 1t to him." Zakzewski's only answer to this was. Well, can take it, George"
 The trouble with the Hartford team Saturday night was that 1t couldn't get away with anything and this made the boys very fretful. New Britain will be able to take the At las quintet the same way as it did Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

The Phantoms made q great try to break their miserable losing streak but were finally outscored by the Bulldogs. es-c0. The winners still have a bare chance of being in at the finish. Nappi. Capodice and Jaworski collaborated to score most of the Bulldog points. offsetting the excellent individual play of Kobela. who scored 14 points for the losers. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
80. CHURCH KEEPS
 HALf.GAME MARGIN
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easy win in spite of the shots of slade and John Ericsson.
 Fengler vas high scorer for the game. Had he made . quarter of tho shots he misses he would have become high scorer for the league. All the Methodists seemed to suffer from the same malady, but they passed and broke away we'll and smothered the Center church offense. Brown was completely checked. and slade. Bradley. and Ericsson did all the scoring.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
WINS TENNIS TITLE

Nice. France, Feb. 27 M-Miss Elizabeth Ryan. United States. won the women's singles tennis title at Beaulieu international champion ships. defeating Mra Satterwait, Great Britain. 6-e, so.
 Jan kozeluh, Czechoslovakia, won
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
Center Congregational

Totals ,,..,,.,4 10
 Personal fouls-Hewett 3. Fengler 8. Karbonic. Johnstonc :-S: Brad ley. Ericsson 2. Brainerd. Brown B. '. Free tries-Hewett 6, Fengler 2, Karbonic 3-11: Bradley ?. Ericsson 3. Shade 2. Brainerd. Brown-9. Referee-Tobin. Timer-Karbonic. Scorer-Feldmann.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
kopf Named Baseball
 Coach at GeOrget0Wn

Washington. Feb. 27 R-Larry Kopf, former shortstop for the Cin- cinnati Reds. has been selected to succeed Ben Egan as baseball coach at Georgetown university.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
Leaping Five

The Eagles disposed of the Cy- clones by 17-l0. Fesiak equalled the score of the entire losing team. while Bendza dropped in a pair of baskets. Rowinski and Adamowicx did best for the losers. The guarding of Musso was effective. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
PHANT0MS LOSE AGAIN

Local Basketball Team Drops Third
 Straight Game to Meriden Bo2s'
 Club.
 The Phantom basketball team continues in its losing slump. The quintet dropped a 35 to e7 decision to the Meriden Boys club Saturday night. Both teams started in . whirlwind fashion and the local boys led at half time by the score of l6 to 13.
 The New Britain combination appeared to be tired in the last frame and Meriden began to pile up the points. A fistic encounter be- tween Hewett and s. Cohen marred the play. Spring and Lagozso star. red for Meriden while Cohen was the best bet of the Phantoms. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27
H0LD0UTS SIGN UP
Pitcher Charley Ruhing and lnffeld-
 Q Red Hollings Join Rcd Sox in

Camp.
 Boston. Feb. 27.-IP1Pitcher Charley Ruffing and Infielder Red Hollinss have been erased from the Red Box holdout list at the Braden- town. Fla. l1ring training camp of the Carrignn clan. They sent word to President Bob Quinn that they have accepted his terms and will report Wednesday in good condition. Sun- day was an off day but the boys were kept busy and in the afternoon greeted two new arrivals. Outfelder Ken Williams and Pitcher Bryan Harriss.
 Other arrivals augmented the Braves squad over at St. Peters burg. and brought the playing roster up to 3c. 1nfelders and outfielders who came in included Dick Burrus. Jimmy Cooney. Jack Smith. Dinny McNamara. Andy High and John Wright. Burrus announced he had entirely recovered from the injury that kept him out of the game the last two months of the 1927 season and expected a good season.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

There are still some $50 sajlins vessels. aggregating cS0.00o toas engaged in transporting the foreign trade of the United States.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

the men singles. beating Baron vsQ Kehrling. Hungary. 6-l. 7-5. ta thei final.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

HE'D. INELIG|bLES
 PLAY BOYS CLUB H. s. Stars Coming -RSerY8
 Meet Trade School
 Boys Club Inelisiblcs till ................ Dolan
 Right forward
 herellJza ................. Giraitis
 Left forward Goffa. kley ............. Kearchis
 Center SouipdSHouo ...........'. CaDltof
 Right guard
 Benjamin, Silva ..... Brandenburg
 Left guard Grusha ......... Bucewicz, Neville
 Subs.
 E. C. Reserves s. T. School. Mtrtgltant .................. Pond
 Right forward
 Zembrowski ........... Richtmyer Left forward
 Zujko, Bouksu ......... Anderson
 Center
 Garro Przybysx
 Right guard
 noI uO4tu ADet
 Left guard
 A fast team composed Of ineligi- fle players from Hartford Public High school will play the Boys: club quintet here tonight as the locais take their final workout before the big Boston game next Monday eve ming. The Ineligibles are led by Cabitor, who explained the school team until he was declared ineligible for playing with an outside team. Giraitis is another star of first va. ter. and the whole Hartford team is of high caliber. The Ineligibles have won four of their lives games, swampinE the East Hartford Dixies and Sports Center and winning from Rockville and the Sterlinga. Their only defeat was . 33-8o affair with the Mapping Community club. New Britain will oppose this team with the new combination which has taken the last three games in a row. Tony Kerelejza is working in beau tifully as forward and Goffa is again demonstrating his worth ss . center. Gill. Benjamin, and Compagnone will be at their regular posts, with Kley. Silva, and Grusha available for duty if needed. Tho preliminary will be of unusual interest. bringing the Boys club Reserves up against tho stats Trade school quintet. The Reserves are the lighter team of the two, but the Traders have recently had to re- vamp their lineup. Both quintets have had successful seasons fin the face of constant loases of players. and the game should be a good one. Dancing will follow the main game. with music furnished by the I'm. perial Club orchestra.
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The High school basketball team will play two games this week, meeting the New Haven Hillhouse quintet here Wednesday afternoon and the Pittsfield High school in pittsHeld Saturday evening.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

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New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

The poorest bunch of sports New Britain has entertained in some time was the crew that made up the Hart ford Yankees basketball team satur- day night. Being outplayed from every angle. tho visitors resorted to rough tactics on the floor and bicker- ing with the referee.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

This is a question that will never be decided though most of those present last night argued on the side of the present day players.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

To our minds. 1t looked as if the Hartford crew couldn't bear to be beaten. We know that before the game was played. the Capital City team was in a very cocky frame of mind because of the closeness of the game In Hartford last Tuesday night.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-27

Jim Keefe may not be Dick Dil- Ion but his work Saturday night vas fairly good. Hartford claimed that he was showing preference to New Britain. but take all the fouls away from the locals and Hartford would still have been on the short end of the score.
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GRENOBLE, France, Dee. Is. -
Jean Duboin, Lyons journalist, was
rescued today from an Alpine peak
where he had been marooncd since
Sunday with a woman companion.
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nauX, was frozen to death.
The rescue was affected in bitter
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mct when they were caught in a
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