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New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Nehf May Spoil Many
 Good Batting Averages

Chicago, Mar. 1 P-lf Manager Joe Mccarthy of the Chicago Cubs knows his pitching the veteran Art Nchf will spoil many good batting averages in the National League this season.
 Nehf, who came to the cubs last season when no other major league club bi1 for his services, has been southpaWing in the senior circuit for many seasons, working with the Giants, Reds and the Braves. In the workouts at the Cubs training camp at Catalina Island during the past few days he has been parad- ing curves and fast balls that made some of his fellow workers envious. Mccarthy is confident he will be a leader on the Cubs hurling squad.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
SCORES SENSATIONAL WIN
 OVER HlLLH0USE QUINTET
Locals Nose Out New Haven BasketeeEs hy One Point Captain Saunders Sets Wonderful Example to Team Mates During Game-New Britain Trails 19 to at End of First Half-Elm City Crew Takes Desperate Measures to Slave Off Dc+aat - Final Score 292S

field and foul goal and New Haven was in the lead to f.
 Second Quarter
 Gildea scored once from the field and once from the foul line. Click slipped down to put two more points on New HaNen's score. Although Saunders sandwiched in foul goal, Click made the count 1 to ]. kraszcwski scored from the field, but Pitch and DeAngelis counted twice to put Hillhouse in the lead by 13 to ' at half time.
 Third Quarter
 Click came through for another pointer and the New Britain outlook Was worse. Ii was at this point that New Haven had it's great est lead. kraSzcwski scored q field basket and Zalesl6i dropped in q foul landino made a field goal and the count was ? to F. Pitch came crashing through for the 23rd point. Sowka had two foul chances and so did ZalcslIi. Each made their chances good and four points were added to the score for New Britain.
 New Britain fans began to take hope. The score was g to 16. Pitch made it A 10 16. Landino made two foul goals in succession 10 count mp to IS. Pitch could not seem 10 be stopped and le scored Q field goal
 Fourth Quarter
 II was 2G to 1S with six minutes to go. Saunders added another point. SoWka came down the side Of the court took a pass from Landino and scored. He scored again q few min utes later and it was 26 10 o3. Zaleski made it 4 and kraszeWski followed it up to tie the score at 2G- all.
 Saunders came through for his foul shot that broke the tie and tt field goal that put New Britain ahead by three points. Pitch made long shot and New Britain was hanging on to its ouo-point lead with 10 seconds to 20. There was time for one jump. Tn" New Haven coach sent in q center whom he hoped would get the jump and also q for ward who might score. It was all in vain. for New Britain players fol- lowed the ball lIke hawks. Summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
PLA|NF|ELD PLAYS
 HERE OV SATURDAY
Eastern Connecticut Team Holds One Victory Over New Britain

One Of the few teams outside of the Connecticut State Basketball League that has been able to defeat the New Britain team, will make a return appearance here Saturday night when the Plainfield quintet faces the local squad in the weekly feature at the Stanley Arena on Church street. The visitors nosed cut New Britain g 10 30 in Decem-
 Der 3 in one of the best played
 games of the year and Saturday
 nights battle should be duplicate of the first meeting.
 Plainfield has retained the same
 squad that toppled New Britain in
 the game in the early weeks of the season. Brusso and Dossinger are
 still at the forward berths with Sta
 whisky at center. "Whitey' Ser
 not. Madden, Normandin and Nich-
 ols, who split up the guard positions
 are all with the team and New Brit
 ain will be cxtelded to the limit 10 win the game.
 Stavinitsky has played for the
 greater part of the seasnn in a guard position with the Meriden Endcos
 in the state league and his ability
 is only too well known to New Brit ain fans. The two visiting forwards
 arc chased among the fastest men in the game in the state while the
 quartet Of guards will make trouble { for any forwards on any team. The Plalnfield team has been ! travelling at high speed all season
 long and has a lengthy string of vic
 tories to its credit. It has met de-
 feat only on a few occasions and the players feel confident that they will come through 10 beat New Brit ain for the second consecutive time this year.
 Since the first meeting with Plain 1 field, New Britain has gone through
 a. tough and hard fought campaign. i Hanging onto the lead in the Con- nccticut State L.; que. the local quin
 tet faces as hard q schedule next
 week as any team would want. Next ] W NNt'.iltsItlN Il6It tIiN '~SINits5 oi ->N" York, worlds champion basketball ] team. appears here for the first ! time in several years while possibly i on Friday night the locals will meet 1 the Atlas in New Haven. A game | for next Saturday has not yet been i arranged but several teams are anX- l iouS to come here.
 | New Britain's entry in the game
 Saturday night will be the same as the team that has carried the colors of the Hardware City through the ! present season. Solman and Ruben stein will occupy the forward berths ! with ZakzeWski at center and Shee- | han and lcary at guards. Preliminary Game.
 i The F. X F. Corbin and Stanley l Rule girls teams will meet in the | preliminary game which will start | at s o'clock The main attraction will get underway about o'clock. l Select your apartment from your
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

One of the most even matches in any amateur boxing tournament ever staged here is the bout scheduled to be fought between Billy Taylor Of Hartford and Leo LarriVicr of Wa terbury at the Mohawk A. c. tour nament at the Tabs hall Friday night. Records of the two boys since they entered the welterweight division, show them to have impress sive lists of victims to their credit
 Neither has been beaten as @ welterweight although Taylor has lost one bout on foul, that to Burno of Providence in the second round. Larrivier has a string of 14 knockouts to his credit while Taylor has eight. Larrivier has scored five victories by decision while Taylor has won 16 through this route.
 Larrivier's kayo list is an impress SiVe one If follows.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

New York, Mar. 1 tP,-Jacl1 Delaney of Bridgeport and Tom Heeney of New Zealand move into the first part of Tex Richards new heavyweight elimination series in 15-round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. The winner prob ably will be accorded recognition as the next challenger of Champion Gene Tunney.
 When the boxers enter the ring, they will be rated equally to take the victory despite Heeney's advant- age of some 20 pounds over Delaney. In trying to figure out the result for this fight a majority of ring crit ics have stradlled the fence.
 Many observers feel that Delaney
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

to scale about 17s pounds to about 195 for his opponent.
 Delaney will have to rely on his speed and ring science to overcome the dogged and hardy body punch Ing attack of Heeney. In his first attempt to crash the select heavy weight circle a year ago, Delaney lost by decision to Jim Maloney of Boston. Maloney had a weight ad- vantage of 30 pounds on the Bridge port idol
 Preceding the main tilt, Jack Me hann of St. Paul will engage in an cight-rounder with Pierre Charles Belgian heavyweight. Sammy Nogel of Harlem and Jackie Brady of Syracuse, welterwcights, will mill in another eight roundcr.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
the Pacific coast loague.

the Pacific coast league.
 Manager McGraw' $ training sched- ule calls for two workouts daily. the rockies to report at 9,3O a. m., and r. m. and the regulars half an hour later at both morning and aft ernoon sessions, McGraw said he wanted to inspect the newcomers without the regulars in the line.
 Ten hurlers performed for the Yankees in practice at St. Peters burg. Newt Moore, brother of Wilcey, did his bit before the critical eyes of Miller Huggins. Lou Gehrig pelted q ball into distant lake. Later the performance was duplicat- cd by Cooke, left handed hitter
 Meanwhile, Babe Ruth chased about the golf links. He said he wasn't keeping tabs on his score.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Bridgeport his residence, is native of Canada, while Heenoy is the pro- duct of New Zealand.
 The principals furnish sharp con- trast in personality. Delaney is a big snowman, while Heeney is of a retiring nature. Delaney's knockout victories over second and third raters in his recent comeback cam paign have rekil-dled hopes among his admirers tha' he has recovered the deadly punch that swept him 10 the ton of the light heavyweight ranks.
 Both boxers concluded training yesterday. The official weighing in will take place at the New York State Athletic commission offices in the afternoon. Delaney is expected
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Judging from this, tomorrow nights battle is due to be one of the toughest scraps seen in any of the tournaments staged in this city since the sport was introduced here. Lar rivier is the favorite with New Brit ain fans but none feels sure that he will be able to beat decisively the rugged battler from Hartford. A fine supporting card of nine other bouts is being planned for the night and there will be plenty of action.
 A record breaking crowd is plan- ming 10 attend the bouts judging from reports coming here from Hartford. The first bout of the night will take place at 3 o'clock with the others following after.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
o TITLE Wn Y
WATERBURY QUINTET TO
 BATTLE LOCALS TONIGHT

Brass City Outfit Defeats Hardware City Five to 2- New Britain Team Hopes to Come Out of Slump -Payof Series to Start Next Monday - Each Team to Play Six Home and Six Road Games Bristol Players May Join Any Team - May End March 20.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

must knock out Heeney within the first six or seven rounds if he is 10 be returned the victor. The New Zealander is considered a rugged boxer of the plugging type, who ab- sorbs plenty of punishment for the sake Of wearing down his opponent. Heenoy never has been counted out.
 The Australian made an impressive showing in his recent draw with Jack Sharkey of Boston. At the time, many fans felt Hecney would have received th" verdict if the bout had gone the cha mpionship distance of 15 rounds. instead of I2.
 Tonight's bout might well be labeled as the battle of the Domin- ions. Delaney. who now has made
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Captain Real Leader

Captain Saunders set q wonderful cXampl" for his team toward the end ot tn" game. Foulcd and handled roughly ny tho heavier Elm City players. Il" came back and rose 10 great heights by his afternoons work. After kraszeWski had tied the score at 2G-all with two and q half minutes to go, Saunders was foul"d as he was in the act of shooting and h. mad" tn" seCond of two chances count. This was the first time the team Was ahead since the first haS- kct of the game. Saunders followed this mp with q field goal which offset on. scored q minute later by Pitch, the star on the New Haven quintrt.
 After trailing 19 to : in the first frame, the Red X Gold team out scored its opponent 22 10 to give it the victory. Although the team look d rather downcast and out Of sorts when ii came out al intcrmIssiOn, if soon picked up and began the task of cutting down q l2 point lead m lG minutes or two quarters. Al the third quarter internission, Ii had halt its job done and the count WAS 2i to x. Desperate changes in tn" N"W Haven lineup. time outs, long shots and fouling failed 10 save th" day for New Haven because tn" Red x Gold team kept it's head up 10 win the game.
 The work Of Saunders and kras zrwski in the second half and that of Pitch Of N"" Haven in the entire game. were the features Of the after
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

The first form Of tclcgraphy was invented in I23r by Charles Wheat stone. iH EuElau1, who also invent cd the coucertiua.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Captain Fred Saunders led q fight ing New Britain High school bas- kctball team to one of the most sen sational comebacks in the history of the school yesterday afternoon. As the minutes were rapidly flying away the team tied New Haven Hilhouse and then won by one point margin, % 10 2S al the high school gymnas- iuh?.
 IL was a compliment to the fight ing spirit of the team--a victory that Was earned after an uphill fight be ginning with the first minute of play and not ending until the final whistle. The local crew was out smarted and outplaycd in the first half, and the most loyal rooters of tn" team gave up every hope for vic tory The Hillhouse High school quintet which had won II victories out of s games this year. seemed to be playing too speedy a game for the Red X Gold team. To the crowd that adhered at the high gym, the only thing left was to have the team finish the game and win the Trian- gular league honor. But neither the crowd nor the New Haven team had figured on the fight left ill the New Britain team. The spirit which was so sadly missing in some of the early season games was there and the team that played yesterday did not have to take it's hat off 10 any of the old timers. The way the team fought in the late stages would haN" brought tears of joy to any of the alumni.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Standing

Waterbury will face New Britain at the Stanley Arena tonight in q regularly scheduled game in the American Roller Hockey league. The ! Hardware City quintet is due to come out of the slump that has caused 1t 10 lose it's last four straight games and tonight is the night that has been picked for the locals to come through.
 Every game played with the Brass City outfit this year has been a sizzler and tonight's contest will be no exception to the general rule. Waterbury will have its regular line up with Davies and Harllins al the rushes, Donnelly at center, Bradshaw at halfback and Lovegreen in the goal.
 New Britain's chances will depend on the work of Alexander and Boucher on the rush line, Brown at center, Muirhead at halfback and Blount in the goal
 Preliminary Game
 The Pontiac and Chrysler teams of the Automobile league will clash in the preliminary game starting at $ o'clock. The main attraction will take place about 9 o'clock.
 PlayoH Arranged
 The championship of the league will be decided in a 12-game playoff series which will open in New Brit ain and Meriden next Monday night Hartford will invade Mcriden while Waterbury will appear here.
 Each of the clubs participating in the playoff will play ..X games at home and six on the road. It is eX- pected that the series will end about March 20 although the possibility of playing on Sunday in Meriden may shorten this time.
 Plans for the series were laid at special meeting held in Hartford yes terday afternoon. The Bristol players will be allowed to join any club for the playoff.
 Last Nights Game
 New Britain put up weak battle against the fast -traveling Waterbury club last night in Waterbury and the locals lost by the score Of 6 to ?. The summary:
 Waterbury New Britain Davies ........,...... Alexander
 1st Rush hlIlS IbodtII'i
 End Rush Donneliy ..-.....-...,.... Mllrheau
 Center Bradshaw ....,............ Brown
 Halfback LONegfrtli ......... .......,..'' blouIt
 Goal
 First Period Goal ..on oy Gagged by Time l New Britain Boucher I:13 Waterbury Davies 1905 Waterbury Davies 5:2h Waterbury Harhins Al" Waterbury Davies :46
 second Period
 Waterbury Davies 7:l4 : New Britain Boucher 4:o1 & Waterbury Harklns l:l4
 Third Period
 No score.
 Rushes. Davies 3, Alexander S.. stops. Lovegreen 45; Blount 72. Foul, .F
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
First Quarter

peAngelie scored foul goal at he start of th" game. but Saunders two successive goals from the foul strip put New Britain ahead by 2 TWO to on" score. Pitch made field : tl and q foul goal and his team l.ad 10 ?. After krasZewski had scored a basket. Pitch made another
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
TAYLOR AND LARRIVIER
 EVENLY MATCHED BOXERS

Neither Has Been Defeated While Fighting as Weter
 weight-Waterbury Boy Has Scored IA Knock0uts and Taylor Eight-Winner of Scrap to Be Recog- nized as Welterweight Champion of the State Rec0rd-breaking Crowd Planning to Watch Battle
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
New Haven High

Score at hall time. New Haven 19. New Britain :. Scor"r. Saunders. Timer. Nixon. Four $ minute pc riois. Referee, Dillon.
 oxford is th" largest university in the world. IL has 20 colleges.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
First Junior Entry

The first junior entry has been received from the Whippets, q speedy team of little players. The management lists Lucian Olewnik, Andrew Sartinsky, Matthew Palucb. Ted Curylo, Tony karosis and, Jo-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Taylor's knockout record is not as impressive He has sent eight boys to sleep through his punching proN- ess. His record follows:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

1nHrstigatiou has shown that th. av"rIg" mans greatest ability 10 learn is at the age of @0 and there after declines very slowly.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

No score.
 Rushes. Davies ,. Alexander &. Stops, Lovegreen 45; Blount 72. Foul, Davies, 2. Referee Rorty.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

Select your apartment from your arm chair--it's in the Rental Ads in tonights Herald!
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

field and foul goal and New Haven
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

The r. X F. Corbin and Stanley Rule girls teams will meet in the preliminary game which will start at o'clock The main attraction will get underway about 2 o'clock.
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