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New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
SISLER wins GAME
Proves to he the Popular Hero in
Struggle With Robins When
He Hits a I:on" Kun.

Miami. Fla. April AP!-Georg"
Si-ler vas thu popular hero Of yes
'er'lay's TO triumph for the
Braves over Brooklyn after he hit
q lone run with 4 man on in the
eighth inning. but the Braves coach
rs today were concerned more with
the consistently brilliant fielding
turned in by he hitherto erratic
Boston infeld.
Nature on second, who accepted
nine chances and figured in two
double plays, shared The praise with
Pitcher Bob Smith for one particu-
lar play. In the critical eighth Fred
crick Of the Dodgers batted a slow
one wide Of first. Aaguirc raced
after il and Smith. seeing Sister
wide Of Hrst base. dashed over.
caught Maguirc's throw on the run
and beat the batter 10 the bag.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
BOUCHER Wins TROPHY
>t"iiar Center Of New York Rangers
H"norcd by .ur. Of sport,
Writers

Montreal. April . P,-I'rauk
Boucher. stellar center of the Nov
\ ork Rangers, has repeated last
seasons performance Of winning
the Lady Byng trophy. awarded
each year to the player in the Ma
'ionai Hockey league who combin-
ed Skill and sportsnanshi to The
greatest d. gree. Tho award is made
by a jury Of sports writer's from
the various cities in which tn.
league operates.
Boucher Won this season by !d-
margin over the next canlida'n.
Harold Dsl-aeh Of Pittsburgh. Nest
IN order were George Hay. Detroit
Harry Oliver. Bost on: Carson Coon
CT. Detroit: Frank Nighbor, Ottawa
winner in the 1861 and 1876
seasons. and Jimmy Ward, MOI
treal Maroons.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
Pat Crawford in Charge
OF Second Giant Squad

Shreveport, La. April P-AI-
though he never has played a game
for the Giants, Pat Crawford has
foun that his experience az coach
at Guilford college is enough to get
him ahead in his career with the
National leaguers. Apparently de-
Gliding that it was enough % qualify
him for running ball team. Man
to take charge Of the second squad
which is touring through a differ
ent part of the state from the regp-
lars course. Coach Niehoff who
had been controlling the destinios
regulars here yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

NATIONAL Tourney
To START TODAY
Forty High School Basketball
Teams in U. Of Chicago Play

Chicago. April o.-UP) Forty
senting SO states scattered between
the Rockies and the Atlantic ocean.
began play today in the University
of chicago's eleventh annual ma
tional interscholas { tournament.
The schedule called for II games
today and the remaining first round
encounters tomorrow. Second round
play between the 20 survivors starts
Thursday. simultaneously. consola
ton tourney. between the teams
which were eliminated in the first
round, will begin.
Enlivened by the greatest color
the meet has known. the tournament
was expected to bring out the best
of America S high school basketball
The entries presented striking
contrast as They arrived. This was
the Winnemucca. New, OUTFIT which
came in hair pants. spurs. wide
brimmcd hats and shirts of various
hues The contrast to this came from
the east in team dressed in spats
derbies and that quiet blending of
colors that smacks of sophistication.
There were soft speaking
Georsians from Vienna; lanky Ken
tuchians from Heath who haven't
even an indoor court and yet Won
the state championship a melting
pot" team from Brooklinc. Mass.
composed of an Irishman. a French
man. four Jews, two Yankees and a
Swedc; and a big outfit from Ration.
y. NJ, which averages feet mine
inches in height and has won IS OF
- games in two years.
An indication of the iutorScctional
play was furnished in the first round
whor" New Hampshire was oppos-
Cd 10y New Mexico; Nebraska VS..
Connecticut. Montana VS.. Virginia /:
North Dakota vs.. Florida: Utah vs..
Massach uSCttS: Louisiana vs.. Wy
oning, and Nevada W. Mississippi.
The acme of intcrsoctionalism was
reached in 1926 however when a
team from the northern part Of
Washington drew a southern Florida
team in the first round.
Thu national champions of the
past two years Ashland, Ky. in
1928 and Morton High Of Cicero.
III. in 1927, are back to defend
their honors.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

Chicago. April ? P'-Jackic
b. rated as a synthetic Weltcrw"ight
champion in some places but in his
own home town hc is a world s
champion.
\ graduate Of the Chicago Ghotto
and olympic feathsrweisht cham
pion IN 1874, Jackie has convinced
the home town fans that h" is the
right man 10 top his division.
BY defeating Young Jack Thomp-
son. Fields qualified for the w.itcr-
weight championship under a ruling
by tho National BOXING association
which held that joe Dundee had for
fcited his right TO tho crown because
he refused to defend his title.
This makes Fields tho titlchoI1cr
IN the &c states governed by tho \.
+. 4.
In several other states. which are
guided 10y the decisions Of tn" New
y ork state boxing commission.
Fields still ranks as just contend
cr. sine" thu Now Iori> group r"coe-
nizrs Dundee as the champion.
II Jackie could have had a little
better luck in two New York fights
during tn" last two years. he might
stand higher in that reg on. The
chicago lad lost TO Louis kaplan in
tho summer Of 1927 and six weeks
ago mad" lust an ordinary showing
in Winning Il lU-roJIldrr from, ~. b,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
SAYS LAUFER WILL WIN
johnny WcismulIcr Predicts That
Chicago Aatator Would BE Next
winning Champ.

New 1rE, April QUrp johnny
Nc1smuller, olympic swimming
champion Who is here 10 attend the
national amateur swimming cham
pionships -1mencing tonight at
II New York A. G.. predicted toda :
that Walter Laufer of the Lake
Shore A. G.. Chicago, would win the
all around championship during the
four day competition.
More than $50 OF the nations best
swimmers are entered. The New
York A. G., the Brooklyn Central Y.
and the Lake Shore A. c. fChicago)
have the outstanding teams entered
Events on tonight's program in
clude the 100 yard free style. goo
yard medley and the water polo
preliminaries.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
ROCKIES ARE HEROES
Home Runs BY Bill J;cgan and H.
lott EigcIow Win Game Tor Bos-
ton Red SoA Team.

Bradentoun. Fla. April > GP-Bill
Regain and Elliott BigeioW of thu
Red Sox have shown themselves 10
be d couple of Frank Merrirells. or
in more modern and less Victorian
parlance. money players
Icgan returned to the game yes
t,rday for the first time since SUI
burn epidemic hit the Red Sos
ca mp and the sunkist second bas--
man uhale1 out a home run with
two men on base in the first inning
20 overcome a lead chal'-ed up "
The Buffalo lnternationals in their
half OF the opening frame. Then
in the seventh BigeloW. the rookie
outfelder. came to bat as a pinch
hitter with the bases full an
promptly hit the apple out Of tht
park for four more runs.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
SENIORS START STRUGGLE
FOR TITLE THIS EVENING
Boys Club Opposes Sons of Italy and South Church
Faces Lions in Games at Stanley Arena - Five
Midget Games PLAYED at BOYS Club - "Y" ALL
Stars and Eagle Juniors Show Class - Smallest
Player Scores Basket-One Team Forfeits.

mer team repeated his season but
the Lions were over the age limit
and could not defend their title.
The Congregationalists have won 20
games out of - this year and hope
to make 1t 81 tonight. They will
use Bell, Morey. Vessels. Rockwell.
Parker. Barta. and Maya combina-
ton now playing together for viz.
tually the fourth year.
The Lions will rely on the players
W no carried the team into last years
finals, with a few new additions 10
make for an even faster team.
Louis and Fritz MArsel, Dennis.
Nick Arena Joe and Chick Charlow.
and oscar Erickson will be called
upon in the Lion attack.
Preliminary
In the opening game Of the eve
ming the Boys Club Reserves. de-
Tending intermediate champs will
oppose the Laurels. The 1928 title-
winners are long 'favorites in the
game. but the Laurels have made
good record during the winter ana
are aching to kick over the dope
bucket tonight. This game will
start at 80 O'Clock.
Golden Arrows 10, Arrows :
The Golden Arrows Arrows game
was not so productive of shooting
as he names of the two teams would
seem to indicate, and the rival
aulnt"'s actually battled all
through the first quarter without
any score al all. Finally. in the sec
ond period Little Eddie Dobck
popped in the first basket Of the
whole tournament with a pretty shot
from way out in the corner kits
got another and it was 40 at the
half. With the score co. X. Nappi
counted for the Arrows. but the
Golden Arrows still led by c. at
the beginning o. the last quarter and
ran up seven more points in that
session.
lllitis and T.. pobck scored all the
winners points by nice shooting,
while Srudlis broke up innumerable
plays and kept his team in posses
sion of the bah X. Nappi and An
drcws did the best work for the
losers. Tn" summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
LOCAL B0WLERS
ALL PLACE HIGH
Industrial Council and Rogers
Teams Among Prize Winners

According TO a reca pltulaton OF
the scores rolled in the national
bowling congress al Richmond. Va,
Saturday, both the Industrial Coun-
eli bowling team and the representa-
lives OF Rogers Recreation Alleys of
This city. placed among the prize
winners.
In The fr"e-fo all class. Rogers
team placed .Nth with d team total
Of LIZA ong the industrial
teams, the Il crew placed l1th.
giving both .gregationS chance
Tor prizes j ne final accounting
HoWarth 4 Anderson and Iron
oslii and Gacal placed high in the
doubles contests. Although not hit
ting high enough for first place. the
local mon made things Interesting
or the rest Of the field.
HoUarth and Anderson also placed
in the singles Howarth had total
Of $50 while Anderson hit the TIM
uers for 3.4. The scores rolled by
the local teams and individuals, alc
IS follows:
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
BOWIE TRACK OPENS
Inier7lat io,lal Flavor j. Added in
Maryland n Ihorougi,brCds Heed
Can to Wire.

Washing on. April NFD The
racing OF thoroug hbreds, spiCed with
All international flavor, opens at The
Bowie rae" track today.
The li-day meeting has for lis
ops ming feature tho s5.hnp inaugural
handicap, boasting Il field Of 81 Of
the outstanding horses in training.
Tn" inaugural. fourth on the list
for the day, finds Tutti Fruit. the
Chilean bred 5-year- old. among the
favoritos. There is also support in
sig hit for Harry Sinclair's Novice.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
Another Defeat Cannot
Kill Spirit of Robins

Miami. Fla. April R-Ev-n
another defeat by the Braves can't
entirely spoil the good spirits Of
Brooklyn's Robins. A ball game is
Just a ball game. but to have Glenn
Wright back on the Job and playin.
as If nothing ever had been wrong
with his arm is considerably more
important. The heavy hitting sec
ond baseman appeared in yest-r-
days clash with the Braves AMI
played five good innings During
that time he handled five chance.
perfectly. one Of them as the pivot
in a double play. competed with a
snappy side-arm throw. Al bat he
CLEANED one hit in Two chances. and
at the end he reported his damaged
arm va. good as new.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
CUTS SALARY DEMAND

Pittsburgh. April . tP-The Post
Gazette today prints telegram from
Paul Waner. Pirate holdout out
fielder. quoting Waner as saying he
had cut his salar, demand slightly
and that while he regretted being
abs ut from the team. the club
would have TO meet his latest de
mand. Waner also admitted. the
paper says exchanging toleei ans
with Barney Drcyfuss looking to an
adjustment of the differences.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
AFTER DETROIT ARENA
Jack dempsey and Humbert J..
Tugazy Searching for Place to
Eegin Fight Operations.

New York. April . (CP)-Jack
Dempsey was on his way TO Detroit
today with authority TO make ar
cffer for the Detroit Olym pia, al
indoor arena similar to Madison
Square Garden.
Before dempsey left last night
Humbert J. Fugazy. with whom tn.
former heavyweight champion is as
ISOLATED. said Dempsey would make
a substantial offer to the owners OF
the Detroit arena. intimating a fig
TIRE in the neishborhood of $1,000,
600
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
Golden Arrow :

Score al half time, 40: referee.
Anderson; timer, Capodicc: scorer,
Parker.
~" Al Stars 81. Cardinal Jrs. :
Displaying the best passing and
shooting of the whole afternoon, the
"N' All Stars established Them
selves as tourney favorites by their
1913 win over the Cardinal Juniors
Jimmy Mcligonis scored on the first
tap and the game was massacre
all the way. At the quarter the
score vas HI. at the half it stood
at 49,. and the end Of the third
period found it a9-3.
Mcligonis and Gene Coylc led the
"Y' team with ten points apiece. but
all the regulars broke into the scor.
ing. and the password of the team
was pretty 10 watch. being of ma
turc which would hayc done credit
to much older and more ex.
CONTINUED on following page.)
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
READY FOR SERIES

New orleans. La, April Rl-
John McGraw's New York Giants
followed him into town today for I,
tW gam" series With the Cleveland
Indians. McGra" chose his young
southpaw, lIiil Walker. TO start to-
days game, and said II" would us"
one othar pitcher. either Benton or
iIubbeil.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
CARDS SHOW WE'LL

Jacksonville. Fla. April > Lf1--A
sterling defense which turned in two
rapid fire double plays displayed the
st. Louis Cardinals TO their best ad-
vantage in spring training season
yesterday. Both bits of snappy
fielding Killed run chances for the
Newark Bears at st. Augustine. The
rockies. D"llter and Colbert, showed
10 good adyantag
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
SLIGHT lAJCIsIES

Birmingham, Ala, April I'D
The ankle injuries suffered by out
irld"rs McGoNan and Manush in
Yesterdays game at Daytona were
diagnosed as only slight hurts by the
st. Louis Browns trainer. Tommy
Brammoll, and Manush will proba-
bly, be in 'odays game here. Nc
Go~an may draw a day Of rest.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
FACE REGIGAR WORKOUT

cinnati Reds were in Alta nta toda y
with nothing on the program except
q regular workout. The red legs vii,
meet the Atlanta club tomorrow and
then travel on TO Birming ham.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
Yesterdays Results

Midget division-Golden Arrows
Is. Arrows 4; ~" All Stars 81.
Cardinal Juniors 3; Eagle Juniors
40; Wildcats .: Boys Club Comets
&c. East End Midgets 4 Comets Is.
Hula Hulas !; Panthers >, Tigers 0,
(forfeiD.
Games Tonight
At the Stanley Intermcdi-
ate division-Boys' Club Reserves
VS.. Laurels. Senior division-Roys
club VS.. Sons of Italy; South Church
VS.. Lions.
Games Tomorrow Afternoon
At Boys Club Midget division -
(second round): Eagle Juniors VS..
Boys Club Comets: Panthers VS.
Comets. Junior division tsecond
roundD: Cardinals VS.. winner OF
Washington Columbus Five : Dixie
Speedboy game; winner of yellow
Jacket C olumbia Junior game VS..
winner of Red Wing-All Star game.
Games Tomorrow Night
At the Stanley Arena -lntermedi
ate division-ArroWs vs.. Dublins.
kcnsington Boys club US. Eagles,
Phantom Reserves vs.. outlaws; Mo-
hawks VS.. Hoplaong Five.
! Two fast senior games and one
intermediate contest are scheduled
for the Stanley Arena ,onight as the
real competition in the city amateur
basketball tournament begins. -Four
l, ct,
tourney will face each other, while
the Intermediate game will bring
out the defending champions, assur-
ing action in every game.
| The tournament bcga at the
Boys club yesterday afternoon "llh
five midget division games. Tn" fire
works be gan carl,. for on that first
afternoon the Hula Hulas. midget
champions year ago. were knock
ed off hv the Comets and lost th'I1
chance to retain their laur"ls. IN"
"Y" An stars and Eagle Juniors
showed the best form Of any OF the
ten teams mich competed. and. With
the luck of the draw all in favor OF
il, followers Of this class look to
sec these teams hook up in IN" llnai
game. The Golden Arrows and Boys
club Comets also como through
their opening games. Will" III" Pam
theirs Won a forfeit from tn" Tigers
-Four Junior class games "crc sch"d-
ulcd for this afternoon.
Rows club Sons OF Italy
The i,rst senior game j. expected
| Ia be one of the hcst. II Will bring
/ the Boys club NY against the Sons
/ of Italy in a battle OF two iaNor'!
teams. Manv have picked the latter
auintot TO win tn" tournament. aud
! il is indeed strong outfit. An odd
/ fact is that it IS composed in larGe
part of former Boys club players.
/ including Nick Gin and John kl"y.
one-1imc club captains. and Tony
CAIRO. The balance OF the team is
made up of In llstrial League men
such as Mickey Rucheri, Agostino,
and Benny Saunders. and the cont
| bination is one 10 be rcCkoncd With
at sali times.
The Boys club had to start anew
this year and build another cont
/ bination but Ray Anderson has done
exceedingly we'll and built UP fast
young team which has been taking
on all corners and usually defeating
them. The club will start Iemhrow-
ski, Tony kereleiza. Gotta. Compag-
none, and Grusha. the lineup which
almost subdued the much more OK
periencod New York Boys club
! team SATURDAY. night.
South Church vs.. Lions
! Two old riN1ls will meet in the
| other senior game when the Sout II
! Church and Lions clash. Last year
the church team won the senior
| county "Y" title and tn. Lions look
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

ed.
Physicians
One or more physicians appointe /
by the commission must be in az
tendance al all bouts 10 deal with
any emergency which may arise.
Promoters
Promoters OF amateur boxing
bouts. other than tournaments. shail
submit to the commission for ap-
proval any matches at Weighing n
time.
Special form Of entry blank for
use in amateur boxing VII lie FUR
nished by commission.
Matching Of contestants shall ne
done by the promoter or his 1natch-
maker, subject 20 the approval %
the commission,
Bonds. fees and other regulations
concerning promoters, see profess
sional rules.
Duties OF officials, see profession
al rules.
All boxers. seconds, announcers.
rimekeepers, physicians referees,
matchmaksrs and promoters shall
be licensed under this commission.
Boxers and wrestlers must furnish
with their applications Two photo
graphs each, size ! l21iio inches,
The annual license fees for those not
holding professional licenses shall be
as follows:
A ~ = Nt1r
8; matchmakers. SIS. physicians,
SO; promoters. So and So
referees. SIS. seconds, s., time
keepers. s.. ~rcstlors s..
All licenses shall cNpirc on jun,
so in each year.
Tournaments
Drawing: Immediately before The
contest competitors Who HAY 8
weighed in shall draw numbers ID
determine tho bouts they take pa;
Have the first preliminary round &c
rcduCe The number Of competitors IL
two. four. eight. sixteen. etc. Thus;
l. there Ar, three competitors. have
one preliminary bout 10 reduc. 70
] two. r five have one bout to rcduc-
to four. If six. have two bouts to
r. ducn 20 four: if nin". have one
bout to reduce O eight, if ton have
two bouts 10 reduce 10 eight; 4
eleven have three bouts 10 reduce &c
eight. etc. Competitors dra wing a
bye on III" first dra ing on each day
Shall receive the lowest number ol
tho second drawing: thus if there IL
ono bye drawn. each Ccnpetltor
shall receive number one: # tr,
hyes are drawn such competitor
shall receiy" numbers on and I've
for the second draw ing; If tnore b'
three l1ycs such competitors shat
receive the number one. two anc
three in the second draw ing. In al
drawings where numbers one. two
three. four. ntC. are drawn. No.
completes With No. =. viii
l. etc When the class is
brought TO multiple Of two, four
ing for each subsequent round o.
bouts started on the following da !
The winner Of tn" hnal bout receives
frs, prize and the loser receives SCI
end prize.
Where no specific rules ar
enumerated, refer TO professio na
rules.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02
RULES GOVERNING AMATEUR
BOXING ARE MADE PUBLIC
Full Code is Issued by State Athletic Commissioner
Thomas E. Donohue-Rounds are Cut From Three
to Two Minutes-Eight Ounce Gloves to be Used
Matches to be Made in Tournaments Through Ora"
Standardization Go Into Effect April Is

Friday night amateur boAing
tournament at the STANLEY Arena
will proba bly, be the last 20 be con-
ductvd by the Stanley A. Z. before
the new code OF rules drawn up by
the Stanley 4. I. before the new
code OF rules drawn UP by State
Athletic Commissioner Thomas L.
Donohue are approved by Governor
John II. Trumbull. so into effect. On
April u. all amateur HNers anu
,vrestlers, all promoters, clubs and
OFFICIALS connected with amateur
hoxing will be under the direct su-
Dervis.on Of the state and vii! be
required to observe the rules as they
have been drawn up.
Several changes in the rules, chleI
among which, s the cutting OF the
rounds from three to Two minutes
nave been made. In order that the
FANS who follow the sport might be
Fully acquainted with the various de-
tails as contained il the new code,
the state athletic commissioner has
made public the entire series o.
rules and regulations.
They are as follows:
a,,.,a,. Roxino Ru,es
- ,b;e a., =,
amateur boxing exhibition shall be
100. =; h-oI,,, aaere5 az ora in
which no contestant has received or
shah receive. directly or indirectly,
any "'oi'Ss' ,-oi,,,r,
7'tner io' .'.o .1sao;, NJ,
or lor 'aN'"e pa 49,,
ilean a',s go a,,,,r bo,ire cx-
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to iaNH part IN q poN''.e ,o ', ,3,a',.
LES ne l. ~ N'a'o " 90 .t.;<,,
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.,,,.,.,.,.s ,,,,s, spnnlv their own
..,,oro, and water bottle. the use Of
co,,r,o, snon,n and water bottle
o- al, contestants is strictly prohi-
i;.od
An athlete who fails o compete
ar.cr entering an event shall be re
a,jired 10 furnish a satisfactory eS-
ruse for such failure or render him
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

club allowing such shall be suspen j
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

Memphis Eed Herring. 1tca
y. T.. and Alex Simms, Cleveland.
drew, 90.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

Little Rock. Ark. chico cis-
neros. Mexico. outpoiItcd Joe Lucas,
Detroit, C0).
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

Trenton. y. J. Joe Smailu wood
Washington, b. G.. outpolnted Paul
Guliato, Providence, GG)
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

Physicians
One or more physicians appolnte
3v the commission must be in az
tendance al all bouts 10 deal with
any emergency which may arise,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-02

Two old rivals will meet in the
other senior gam" when the South
Church and Lions clash. Last year
tho church team won the senior
county "Y" title and tn. Lions look
the nt"rmeiilte honors. The for.