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New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
BATTlERS TAPER OFF IN TRAINING
Kaplan and Mueller Ready for
 Bout Tomorrow Night

Two lightweishts fnsh up a siege of strenuous training today. tapering off for what is expected to be fuil- ous battle tomorrow night. The pair are Freddie Mueller. of Buffalo, New York, and Louis kid kaplan, to'- merly Of Merilen and now ot Hart ford, who meet tomorrow night III the main bout of ten rounds on the card at the New Haven Arena.
 Thirty-eight rounds of boxing have been listed by Al Weiil for his pres entation and though every bout holds out promise of lively acton there is nothing to compare with the possibilities in the feature en- gagement.
 kaplan has already announced an intention Of quitting at the end of year. but wants to jam in much work before he hangs up for good. He can only 1o so by turning Il victories and there is not the slight est doubt but what he has trained for a furious battle tomorrow night. 1 Daily workouts at the Charter OaE 1 gym in Hartford have put the Kid i in fine sha ps-far better than When
 he recently met and decisiNely de-
 fcated Phil McGraw-and it is well that he is in fine fettle.
 l In meeting Mueller the fornrr
 feat herwcisht champion is running
 up against the toughest opposition
 he has met ir the past year or SO
 He easily recognizes this fact and SC
 do his pilots. and because they have
 q healthy respect for Mueller's box ing and punching. ability no stone
 has been left unturned in getting klplan ready.
 Mu"ller's record is blazoncd acros' the tistir pages. h aded by victory
 over the famous kayo punching Ra,
 Miller. of Chicago. and the bout i
 already rated as one Of the best at fractions ever staged in Connecticut Two eight rounders and two sixt
 support the main bout. tn the semi
 final George Day and Clyde Jones the latter of Jersey City. are read for the bell Day is in particular fine shape. anxious to score >i'' tory SO as to keep in the running f3 his promised bout with Eddie t., Eins. knockout artist Of New York.
 One of the leading bantams Of tli country Hughie Devlin. Of N"' ; ondon. appears in the other ris' rounder agains, Oscar Goldman, . : New Haven.
 ] In the second bout on the ear Frankie Hush. Manchester hSi = heavy, will trade left wallops Vii ' Amcdco GriIlo, newest arrival fr"' II Italy.
 u The card opens with Frank Y Marine. recent conuueror Of x london Tommy Ducgan in fo' round bort going against the Wha V ing City lad again in six roui bout.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
RIIIE REEVES SET FOR
 BOUT WITH JIMMY RILEY
Bristol Bearcat Expects Tough Battle With Palmer Boxer-Louie Murrell and Vincent LaBela to Ap- near in Co-Feature-New Britain to Enter Several Mitt Singers -Middletown and Unonvile Teams to Show-Dancing to Follow.

Hi,lie Reeves. the Bristol Bearca. whose long string of knockouts Tn the amateur tournaments being con ducted here every week has made him one of the most feared middle weights in the state. is in the bes' shane of his career for his bat,lr tonight with Jimmy Riley of the l'a'- mer. Mass. team. Riley is consld- cred to be as tough a hombre AS Reeves will have met in several weeks and the dusky battler rom inc Bell Town has been trainlnS hard in preparation for his meeting with the Bay s;ate battler tonish''
 This bout will top card or ID amateur fights to be furnished al the Stanley Arena tonight by the stanley A. C. Matchmaker Al Nag- ner predicts that this should be the best show staged in some time o'- cause of the known ability or the visiting fighters
 Besides the feature bout Of the night in the mid,lleweight class. the matchmaker has planned two other
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25

bouts that will bring into the ring Louie Mu.rcll ot Torrington. state feat harweigh, champion. and \'h Q n, aBella. clever l:ttie feather wight from Torrinetcn.
 Murrcll is stepping into the l"' .aund class tonight to meet Jack Cartier of Palmer while LaBclla IS scheduled 10 swa? punches wiih Jack Cartier. Palmer's leading fe,alei weight.
 In the seven other bouts on the card, the remaining members ot 'ht' Palmer team will be pittc1 against the h, st that Connecticut can otter. the pic!, Of several teams. Along w''h laErjla from Middictown will oe Kid" Carter. one of the most pieas- ing of the performers III recent weeks. Al Cronack will be entered from ,.ujon>ille while Brist team will consist of Sunny Boy fiaEo'' and Al Taylor. New Britain WILL haN' ,'nntv of talent on the spot ready 'o stake their fort unes on rish' o' left swing and. according to Was nor. prediction. there should o' ulenty of action in store for th' fans who attend.
 Tho innovation of dancing tol"" ing the bouts will be in'rod"c"d 'o night for the first time. Last w''' inc Silver Lake entertainers. an UT chcs,ra from Bristol. was pres'l' during the bouts and they Will n' a,otber turn tonight and will pla, fer dancing al the conclusion or VI" tournament. Women. accompanie' bv escorts who will occupy reser'e' seats. will be admitted free fonigh' Tho first bout will start al D." n.clock
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
HEENEY TO ARRIVE
Will S:art Training To- morrow for His Bout With Jimmy NalONcy.
Ntaloi,cy.

Eost on. Feb, 25 UpD-Tom 1lce- ncy, he big hit and slaun man 'roW way down under, will arri>. here Tuesday 10 continue training for hls bout with Jimmy Malon"y of South Boston at the Garden Friday night.
 The battle will be q crucial ont for both fighters with a try for the heavyweight crown in view for the victor Maloney has not been d"t"at- ed in the II bouts in which he has been engaged since his comehack campaign began last may.
 Supporting fhe main hout. Pro iuot,- Eddie Mack has arranged 4 fine preliminary c%'i i5g H'i' 1'a a-' we'll Kansas Ci'. h"a"Fw t'. f. vii meet Jimmy Burt, ne 1T: dr
 fight round semi ft!"l.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
BEARCATS CLINCH
 ' LEAGUE TITLE
Win Seventh Straight Game by
 Defeating Tigers Saturday

By scoring their seventh straight victory Saturday. the Bearcats clinched the Y Saturday Afternoon Basketball League championship The Rearcats defeated the second place Tigers for the third time by a 3: to 25 score The Tigers were min- us the services of Captain Abe Aron- son.
 After being held to tie in the first half. the Bearcats then ran up a lead which the Tigers could not overcome. Paretta. Osborne and Herrstr rom starred for the winners while Davis and Paretta were the best bets for the losers. The sum- mary:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
NEW BRITAIN C0NQUERS
 NEW JERSEY RUSSIANS
Team With Imposing Reputation Fails to Show Any
 Great Form-Home Club Displays Excellent Team
 Work - Donoghue and Davis in Private Duei- Restell and kravchak Banished for Fisticuhs-
 Zakzewski Runs Wild in Second Half - Visitors Outclassed.

Continuing its great play started a week ago Saturday night against the Meriden Endees. the New Britt ain basketball team Saturday night made it two in a row by defeating the quintet of the Young Mems Russ sian Association of Passaic. N. J.. conqueror of some of tho best teams in the American basketball league. by the score of l6 to g.
 The visitors failed to display the impressive form which should char actel:ze their play considering their reputation while the New Britain team was in its best form. display ing great passwork and excellent team work. The locals hopped into an early lead and led at half-time by a 20 to 14 margin. For the greater part Of the half. the locals had made it a waikaway but to- wards tho end of the session, the visiting continuation staged a rally and brought the count at one tims to l6 to IT still in favor of the To- calls. Zakzewski then came through
 with two fouls and a basket to give the locals a slight lead.
 In the second half. New Britain
 simply outclassed the Russians.
 Through the excellent team work of the entire crew in advancing tho ball and the strong defense of Dono-
 glue. Arburr and Leary. the homo
 club started an assault at the New
 Jersey basket that quickly brought the score to 36 to ?.
 Zaiizcwski ran wild in this period
 getting total of six field goals on
 his drihble play while Sloman got
 two. The surprise of the evening
 was furnished by "Jiggs' Donoghus
 who tossed in four baskets two In
 each session. which with three foul } points gave him II points for the , night.
 , The Russians were powerless to stop the home team and although Wolfe and Hasior crashed through for five bakets between them. tho rush of the local team was too much
 for the opposition and New Britain
 rode home to an easy victory. Features of Game Several features were noted dur F ing the contest. One was a private duel carreid on between the two , centers. Donoghue for New Britain and Davis for the Russians. Each man had seven personal fouls called F on him during the contest. for viola ton of the jump rule. Almost every :, other jump at one time caused
 Referee Clyde Waters to call dou. e hle personal foul on the pivot men. With two minutes to go in the sec ? onl half. Restelli and kravchak o! n the visiting team were banished for q fighting hut they were allowed to
 return because the game was nearly : all over. All of New Rritain's sub- ; stitutcs were sent in in the second
 period. The score:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
Y ALL STARS YIN
Local Ba.k ctbalI Team ONcrOn'es Handicaps to Defeat Mhldlctow'' Nn1,nWS.

Facing great odds in weight. height and aSa. the Y All Stars bas. ketball team Saturday defeated the Niddletown Mohawks by 16 to 10 score. The game was cleanly and well-played affair with the locals holding a lead throughout. The To- calls were leading to at bali time.
 With the score at 10 to g. baskets by Havlick and Dickinson from near the middle of the court. put the game on ice These two played a great floor game while the Coy'e brothers starred on the defense. Melegonis. Zrtterman and Eecano did good work. Maine was the best for the losers.
 A return game will be played at the focal Y on March 9. The score:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
No Games Tonight.

New Britain is in first place in the American Roller Hockey league as the teams face the home stretch during the coming week through two victories over the weekend. one over Waterbury Saturday night and the second over Fall River yesterday. Albany, running into a powerful snae in Providence Saturday night dropped into second place when inc Grays took an overtime victory through a goal by George Wiley.
 New Britain's 6 to { victory over Fall River at the Stanley Arena yesterday afternoon was hard earned one. With q lineup weak ened by the absence of Barney Doherty. the locals appeared weak against the strong and spirited at- tack of the visiting team. To make matters worse. Fall River secured a lead of two goals in the first period, while New Britain could cage only one.
 i Facing this handicap. the Hard ware City quintet entered the second ! his shoulder and through the hardest
 kind of play "Kid" Williams pelted
 two goals past Jimmy Purcell. re-
 ,ersing the tables and putting the i locals in the lead. Before the 1 period was over. however. St Auhin
 sneaked one by Pete Welch to tie the count as the Quint is lined up
 for the third period.
 With a mastcrful show of floor
 play, the New Britain tean, hattled
 back and forth. first going on the
 defensive and then on the offensive
 while the Fall River team was dis
 playing great form. Finally. Harry (Cowboy) Thompson broke throug' the stiff machine from the Bay State end broke the ice 10 give New
 Britain a lead. Williams followed
 him with another and New Britain
 appeared to have the game tucked
 away.
 Art St. Aubin. however. decided that Fall River should have some thing to say fo this and through 1 , series Of puck and artful passes he, Harkins and Boucher brough the ball to New Rritain's cage wher St. Arhin sank it making the coun New Britain and Fall River
 with four minutes 10 play.
 , Then began the stiffest battle . the season. Fall River irving hard t |, tie the count and New Britain striv , inr dcrrcrately 10 hold its slir lead. When things looked th , d"rkest with FaII River pe'ting Pet y. Welrh with shots Williams sto@ . away 10 the other end Of the rin " and with a mighty drive. he saile :. t'e ball past Purcell giving Ne ] Britain q two point lead and ass'l'
 ing the locals of the victory. Tn : final score was G to in favor New Britain.
 Thompson and Williams starro
 for Now Britain on tho offcnsi'
 while Pete Gazzinga and Pete Welc :. s,,one on inc defense. 'Gid Brown. visiting halfbacls. put in o' 70 Of tho best games he has played tn season. He kept Williams down 10 minimum of ~"als. The slmmar E I.incups
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25

Returning here Saturday night. tho South church players hunbled the St, Marks quintet in a regular Inter-church league game. 5i-2o. The winners r.n up l6-2 lead m the first few minutes and, with all five starting players breaking into the scoring more than once, led by
 .o-6 at the end Of the half. The second period was a slow one. with
 ineffective work on both sides. The
 south church at no time extended itself. the players not appearing 10 take the game seriously.
 Mercy took his turn at leading the scorers. accounting for 1? points. l 1a of them in the second half. Bell { was runncr-up, while Rarta had a ! siS-poirt rally of his own early in [ the second holf. Greenha uigh fea- itured for the losers. making four
 field goals and two fouls. The sum
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
rI1S. DEfI GIl TITLE

CT: 20 F.h 21 l'Pb Gus Son n-nbcrg, heavyu ht wrestling champion. will defend his title to- night in q match with Stanislaus S neiak. of Poland
 The match u'll i" Sonn"nbrr2 first here and Promoter Doe Krone "Npccts a capacity crowd in the Coliseum
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25

Clearwater, Fla. Feb. D VP)- With their first practice session Of the spring training stason schedul'd for today. the Brooklyn Robins s''l have 10 players unsigned. Among the most prominent are DaZzy Vance. Babe Herman. Rubn Ercssl'l and Doug McWeeny. Included III the early arri, als here are Glenn Wright. Leo Eader William ClarT, Ray Moss, Billy Rhiei. tiise Dudley and Johnny Frederick. who brough' his signed contract with hia1.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
N,t:lsiN IN CHARGE

San Antonio. Tex. Feb. 9 N'P)-
 Manager John ] NcGraw will ar- riN" here tonight to take charC" 1f in. Now York Giants. who hay" t""n undcr direction of Coaches Kay Schalk and i;"rt Ni"hon for nine days. Twcnty-onc players arc here.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
YANKEES IN CAMP

St. Petersburg. Fla. Feb. 25 uP) The world champion New York Yankees. including Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. gathered here today Tor the opening Of tho spring training season. Ruth has been here since carly this month. but Gehrig arrived with the ad, ance squad of the Ian- kees today. Others here are Leo Durocher. Rcrny Isengough. Fred ITcimach. Roy Sherid and George Burns.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
LEWIS TO WHISTLE

New York. Feb. a5 P'-Ed Strangicr Lewis. campa ieuinS for Y return match with "tynanite Gus Sonncnberg. meets kola kwar1hn, giant Russian. at the Se>"nty-F1rst Regiment arlnory here tonight.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
HI,V-E,S ARE BEATEN

The New Britain Blues baske'ha'i team dropped d game to tho Brlsto' Diyies Saturday night by a "o 10 - score. The local team led by three points in the first quarter but the players blew plenty Of suckers while the Bristol team first ted th" count and then went into the lcad. kraszewski and Ialeski starred TOT t'.e local team. Tn" score:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
llI-I TEAM MINIS

The Junior H.-Y basketball team defeated the Boys Club All Stars g to c1 Saturday at the Y. NJ. C. A.. coyle and Stanley starred for th" winners while Cartelli starred for the losers. The score:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
SOCCER SCHEDULE
List of Games tn sc Played in Amer l lean League over Next Week En' | Is Announced.

Eoe,on Fob. a U'pl--Thc sched- ule of American Soccer League games this week end. as announced here today. is as follows:
 Saturday. March ?. Boston Hs. New York Nationals at Boston: Philadelphia vs. New Bedford at Philadelphia. I. X P, Coats Ns. Jer- scy City at Pawtucket. R. I. Sunday. March 4. Brooklyn Hs- New Bedford at Brooklyn. Pro\'- dencc vs New York nationals a' Providence. Fall River vs. Boston at Tivcrton, R. r., Jersey City >s. Phil adelphia at Jersey City.
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New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
.St. Marks Episcopal
EeferCe-ArOnSCn.
 No Games saturday

There will be no church league -r. fes his Saturday. The state wrestling rha, pionships will b. he'd at the 'rcp' ''f' and th" floor VIII ,-.t r. 4. "il hle.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
Junior tIi-N
DsO,s' Club Ail-~tars

Score at half time. l2-1. Boys Club. Referee. Mel'gonis. Timer. Ritter. Scorer. Mahoney.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
LOCALS PASS ALBANY IN
 RACE IN HOCKEY LEAGUE
New Britain Follows Victory in Waterbury With W'n Over Fall River Here - Bay State Aggregation Makes Hardware City Combination Travel at Top Speed-Willams and Thompson Divide Honors- "Gid" Brown Stars for Visiting Club-Albany Here Thursday.

New Britain Peregrin l:do ? New Britain A. Williams ::l5 New Britain Thompson ':l5 New Britain Thompson 3:l5
 S4ssGtl I'criNl 5 Waterbury Harvey .:lo New Britain A. Williams 2:4O z New Britain Peregrih 4:o2 s Waterbury w. Williams 3:.9
 Thirti Period
 9 Waterbury w. Williams :s5 10 New Britain A. Williams 5:3o II Waterbury Harvey 6:Ao Rushes-A. Williams $. Harvey 6. Stops. Welch 35, Langlois 53. Rel cree, torty.
 Albany Thursday
 A real battle of parts will be stag cd at the Stanley Arena Thursday night when Albany appears here to play the local team.
 In the preliminary game team of amateurs from Pawtucket defeat cd a local team, s to 5.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
Totals

l Snorr at half time 14-all: referee. charlow: timer. Miller: scorer. Zet- terman.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
Nasling.ortl Gong. Church

Hrfcrec-I ON der. Score al half timc-New Britain 2S. Wallingford S, Timc-Four minute periods.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25

While Albany was being defeated in Providence. the New Britain team was battling a rrorganiZed Water bury quintet in the Brass City and riding to victory hy the score of 10 {. Right in tlle first period. ;he New Britain team started with four goals Mhii" Waterbury was go- ing srorelcss.
 In the second period. the locals got two more while the Brass City five dented the scoring lists with two counters. Waterbury made final dash in the third period and scored two but New Britain scored one, closing out the game, giving the To- calls q victory and putting the team in first place in the league stand | ing.
 ! Kid" Williams and Harry ThoIn pson divided the scoring hon. orS, The slImr}arv:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
New Britain Blues
Bristol DiNies
TEN PLAYERS UNSIGNED

Score at half-time. 23-12. D'Ni"s Referee, Malcolm. Timer. f'relgler
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25

The Corsairs defeated the Pan- liners by the score of 25 10 39 in hard fought contest and held their third place standing in the league
 The game was zigzag affair with the Corsairs playing better basket ball. The score at the half was IT, all. Franks and Nelson starred for inc winners while Terrence and Col wick played well for the losers. The
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
I.a,,scls

Score at half time. 1e-10. Nv Britain. Referee. Waters.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
Russians

Score al half-timc. 20-14, New Britain. Keferce-Waters.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
AljddIctuwn Y Nlui,awks

Score at hulf-timc. 4-l. New Brit ain. Ecfcrec-TOmassi.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25

Yesterdays Results Albany 6. Waterbury ]. New Britain 6, Fall River 1.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
Jsear,ats
COrsairx Also Win

Score at half time, 1o-1o; referee Maiewski; timer. Miller: scorer, Zet-
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25
First lscrik(
Win iM Waterbury

kushcs---Williams 1. st. Anbin 1? Stops. Wclch 43. Purcell 46. Referee Si Mcdonald.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-25

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The Indianapolis times., 1929-06-28
SLOW DRIVERS
VIOLATE RIGHTS,
SAYS HATFIELD
HooSier Motor Club Head
Warns 'Poky' AutolStS
to Speed Up.

SLOW driving in violation Of the
new state Law may be viewed as
an lnfracton Of property rights,
said Frank D. Hatfield, Hoosier
Motor Club president, in state
ment today reminding "poky' drlv-
ers they are liable to arrest.
Since time immemorial asserted
hatfield. the owner Of real estate
has had certain inalienable rights
such as the right to light air. the
drainage Of surface water and many
other claims which may be upheld
b. law. and it matters not whether
the parcel Of land is worth one or
3 million dollars.
heretofore the automobile owner
has not been given any property
rights except TO right of title. but
nov it seems that he has right
TO travel on a public highway at any
speed which is reasonable and pru-
dent and without hindrance from
slow poke drivers. This is step in
the right direction.
a man who pays higher price
for an automobile in order to get
greater speed and quicker accelera-
tion is deprived Of his property
rights if he must lag for long dis
tanceS at a speed Of between twenty
The Indianapolis times., 1929-06-28

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