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NEW r.TilT.MX DAILY TTETVAT.fl, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 102(1
15
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Speaking
of Sports
a wla move on th part of JIiiKh
Korty to got the crowd away from
the danger spot before anyone mih
hurt. All the blcacherltes then
helped themselves to rlnesldo scuts.
turn
Tonight t the Y. M. C. A,, one of
the best battles of the season will bo
staged between the li, F. & C. flvo
and the V. & F. Corbln team. Tho
Landers crew (eels that tt can tuke
the measure of the Corbln quintet
and for this reason, will go Into the
same with everything.
The R. & E. five took a fnll out
of the Corbln crew and if Landers
lake another tonight, Fafnlrs will be
leading the league for the first lime
alone this year.
The Landers rooters are planning
to turn out In full forco tonight.
The 8. K. & L and Nnvf Britain
Machine fives will do their stuff In
the first match and this will also bo
n battle worth watching. If the
Machine flvo wins. It will make a
three cornered tie for the cellar
championship.
Tomorrow night, the National
Guards oppeor against the Kndeeo
of Merlden In the second battle bo
t ween these two this year. The lo
nils lost the first encounter In Mori
den during the holidays but confi
dently exnect to return the favor on
the. armory floor tonight.
It's a wonderful thing to sit ut
ringside and view tho boys nB they
go Into notion. It Is also wonderful
to have them wash their mouths out
and let the water fall wherever 1t
lands, Sometimes there la soma fast
scrambling In the press seats to es
cape a ducking.
All In all. the Atlas fight card last
night was a good one and one ran
appreciate the fact that for once
onyway, Horty and Cialllvan were
able to push through a card that,
even though It was marred by the
Inability of ons of the principals
picked at the beginning to appear,
came out so good as this one did
Inst night. We rejoice with Jlorty
that he has Jind a successful show
and wish him many more of them
as the months roll by.
MISPLAYS OF GOLFERS
ARE NOT SO UNCOMMON
Many Krrurs Arc drought to Mlnil
of Volcntii lly I'nili'ki-liuiiU's
Ml-.
Chicago, Jan. 19 P Misplays of
DISCUSS CONTEST
Mnnngrr "K" I'arkrr nf south
hiiri h and t nplnln Vi'truiui of
Junior Ynill
!r n. si
Stanley Works
4
,;nu
.1H7
N, H. .Machtnn & ,u"u
j A record crowd I expected to nu
I tend tho Industrial league guinea
I tonight at the Y M, C. A. gym
i niislum lo wittiM I to- second game
lulk Matter', Out I scheduled when the Landers. Frnry
I Clark the which stands tied for
Tic powers that be of the high , second place III 'he league slandltoj
honl ami Koiilh church teuins met jwith the It. & I-;, live, tiicklrti thu
Senior IIIkIi 1 lV 1 1 orinu viiiiiet union snares
TWO WORE TESTS
siar golfers brought to mind to Jay
by a veteran follower of tourna
ment throughout Urn missing of u
ten Inch put at San Antonio by Hob
by Crulekshank, show that they arc
not so uncommon. Scarcely a chain
plunshlp goes by without an exhibi
tion almost as unbelievable as that.
of Crulekshank, who thereby lost a
chance to tin with MncPonuld Smith I
for first place with the remarkably 1
fine score of :!' S.
A similar miss was made by Jesse ,
Sweetsrr, formerly amateur chain
pion, In losing one, of the great
On the Alleys
Thursday night, the Legion five
will play tho Dixies of Hartford at
i he T. W. C. A. This will be a lor
rid battle and New Britain fans are
ennfldent that, the local team will
come out a winner. The TUxies
have been traveling at a fast pace
but the work of the Legion five
ncalnst the Hartford Crescents and
the Ft. Mary's team of Fonth Man
chester, has branded them as a
eomblnation worthy to tak" the
honors from the best In tho state.
Ror.r.ns notvi.iN; am.ky
S-TAM.EV III1KS MEN'S l.KAM'B
TIM Hurl,.
Sokolnkl S6 HH SO rSI
HU'lnk tt S3 l'l 777
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Sa I n k IOC, I'll) 79 li.'i
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Miller SI 11 4 97 tSS j
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'hby S3 m l'Hl 271.
I.'irb-"-;; (15 97 SS IS''
In confi lenc at
tchool yesterday afternoon.
"K" J'arker, siar guard on tin.
Son i li church team, tnnl, Incident
ally, Its manager, and Couch Ueorg,
M. l.'nssldy lied an Important dis
cission us lo whether or not a gain"
fhonld be played between the church
and junior v rsliy teams and If so
where v.-o Id be played and who
wculd officiate.
Captain Veirano whom "Fas"
delegated lo talk business whh the
shrewd manager of the church I '.'iic
said he did not care to play nl the
l Hoys' club v here he said the Park.
esi '
matches In American golf to Chick I
ICvans on tho llsth hole at. Mayflcld ;
Country club, Ceeland In the semi
finals of the western championship.
In the national amateur champion
ship at Flossmuor club threw years
ago, nobby Joins, who was playing
par or better most of the time, win
ning the gold medal for low qualify
ing score after a play off with Chick
Lvans took no fewer than nine
strokes on the seventh hole which
only l'.Ti yards long.
His performance on the hole was
even exceeded by John tl, Anderson,
once national runner-up who took 11
.strokes In the tame tournament.
Neither Junes nor Anderson dubbed
a shot. They simply played too
gingerly to avoid oicr-ruiining llic
green to the copse.
rmen would be at home. 'Think'
Parker who plunks them In from
nil corners ,f the floor at the Hoys'
club said that if he wants to play
on a bowling alley it will not be
basketball. Pome think he meant the
hlnh school gymnasium, but so far
suspicions have not been confirmed.
After a deadlock of some hours
duration Capiuln Vc ratio nffereil to
play the Snuih church nuln'et on n
neutral tlnor. and I'oach Tassldy of
fered to cet Pick Pillnn to r feree -If
the South church would pay Pll
lon for his work.
the top berth wl'h Hi" l'afnlr team. :
The Landers niiit -t and Its fol-.
loners feel lha tho green and
while clml basketeers are able lo
take a tall out of the league hU'bTS
,"i' as 'h- li. ,v- V.. Ave did two
w. i Us i go. tm the other hand. ,
tin- P. & 1'' Corbln live la just as
confident that the Landers club will
I" fni Into fourth place tonight
when the Corl'lns turn (loir heniy'
artillery loose
The first game of the evening will
se the Stanley liule & Level five
fc'aeking up against the cellar I
champs, the New P.ritaln Machine
'lUiniet. "Charley" Miller avows
that his '"rim will get Into th" win
celtiniii tmilcht. and thereby crawl
up into a tie wl'h the Stanley
' Works and their opponents of to
i nlclf, but Jimmy Murphy has his
ehaiii'-s n'l prepared to sweep the
MacMii, rs up In tonight's Rame.
' The first, eontest. will start promptly
i at s o'clock. I he second w il1 follow
and dancing will wind up the
nigh'. "''hi. lt" Hayc.s will referee.
(las IhunlMTg, Finnish Skating
Miirwl, Will lie Favored by Heller
( onilillons In Coming Moot-,,
New York, Jim.. Ill l.li Decisively
defeated twice on the Madison
Square liurdeii rink by slurs of the
I nited States and Canada, I'lrts
Thunbcrg of Finland, today still has
two major tests against North Amer
ican rivals in which lo display the
sped which has brought him
"lymph1 honors and recognition as
the world's fastest skater.
In his net cxents late this month,
the world's outdoor championship
lin t at St. Johns, New lirunswlek,
and nt the l ulled States outdoor title
contests at llinghaniton, N. Y., he
will be t'avoi'd by better conditions
for the display of his speed.
As In his tlrst appearance in a
three mile race last Thursday, Thiiti
berg again proved last night that he
is not match for Joe Moure of New
York, world's Indoor champion, and
Charli s I'm itiiiii. Canadian titbdiold
i er. on small rink circuit.
or to The '' nn. Telephone & Flee-
llenjiuniu K. Oetchell. I'lalnv lllo,
Hsi, ;;nor lo Tlu Triiinbull Klcctrlc
i Mfg. Co. (11 patents) Flcctrio relay,
and relay construction.
' Henry tioetz, Waterbury, as-
signer to The Chn.se Co .ipmiles Inc.
Spon or sb. liar article.
ntto W. Ileise. liridgeport. us-!
jslxnor ' i Manning. Maxwidl ,V Moore. ;
Inc.. V., N. Y. 'tetard tb'Vhat for j
; Hnurilon gauges. '
William I', Heluiond. llartlonl. as- j
Mgiio" to ln-hrwood Typewriter!
, Co., N. y., N. Y. Typewriting ma-j
chine, j
Kbone&cr Hill, South Norvvalk, as.
ignor to The Hill Compressor I
Pump Co., N. Y'.. N. Y. Rotary com
pressor. 1 Clement K. Hoitoii. Waterbury,
assignor to It- rl r Itovvland :
Mfg. i'o., Water', ill,-. Support fo- '
curtains.
New Itidtain. as
liean llarilware
Manager Lanpher of the Guards i
has not said as yet. who he has t- j Mi.-i-a-.
cured for Saturday night at the arm- j i.pnberg
ory. No Information has been forth- j '."1r1't'ss
coming on whether he has contract- I'Mniyneui.
"d for the anriearance of the Passtlc iMci'onn
High school team here or not. He
probably has been hld up in his
',e;otlatlons for tho team.
t''.9 4S5
The Tnriners.
53 71
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10s ?2
74
99
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
112
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Four shooting seems to be a lost
art Local teams wil.hout exception
l ave been showing poorly in this
respect, and their opponents appear
to be no better. Perhaps the worst
vhibitlon of free tossing which has
been seen here this year was pro
vided by the East Hartford I'n
l.novvns at. the Boys' club last night.
They took 16 shots from tho 15-foot
trip and sank a lone one. Any
nam which could do accurate foul
shooting would turn close games in
to walkovers, judging from the pres-
nt erratic efforts.
The New Kritain fans who attend
ed the Atlas A. C. fight card in Hart
ford last night, came away well
P 'cased over the bouts as tiny wer
conducted by Messrs. linrty and
I'.allivan. The final was abort, bo'
Sharkey los' no time in Hiding up his
cpvionenl. who was neither in MiP"
nor down to his right wight.
Miinzmaii
Pn'tieon
.tonee
' il'lTshaw
i.li rist
4S5 454
The nennetts.
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Don't Suffer!
With Itching Rashes
UseCuticura
So.t. O'tlfmmt. Ttlnrn Mil
f-M, f Ontarnr LAbartWrin, Dpt Bs M14-n. Mif8
Hoi'ord Itrenkinu rovtd i:peclctl
Out lo Watch Landers Try in
Down I lie P. F. Corbln I ivo.
t.ca.';ui
sianiling
W
P. i I". Corbln
Fafnirs
K. & V.
Landers
PC.
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iNcitroes Too Refined (o
' Dance Charleston Now
r.'it-'on. Jan. 1 r' - -The negro In
vented the Charleston but they are
too respectable to do it now.
1 That is what Governor Thomas O.
Mcl.eod of South Carolina thinks
aboil' t lie latest dance craze,
"When I wns a hoy all negroes did
it." 1" reminisced in answer to .i
Miiesiior . "Now they are too respect
able." The governor was speaker at the
annual hmnuet of the Southern oluh
last night on the anniversary of Gen
eral Ilobert K. Lee's birth.
Patents Issued to
Connecticut People
Patents 1-Mied by the V. s. Patent
l inicc January VI. I did, to Coiinccli
' cut Inventors
I (List furnished by the office of liar
old O. Manning, Walk-Over Shoe
Store. I'll .Main street, New llril-
nin.)
I Frnesi W. Clark. Hartford, and
Seh. mum, West Hartford, assign
ors to The Smyth Mfg. Co., Hartford.
Hookbindmg im. chine.
, Hubert F. Crtidginton nnd J. T.
, Kilbride, asslcm rs to Columbia
'Phonograph Co., Inc., Hrldgeport
'Pressing molded articles.
! Lewis M. Curtis. Hridgeport, 12
iKitenTsi Machine for eutling screw
threads, and thread-cutting dies,
William A. Pobson, Prideeport. .
'signer to Cnderwood Typewriter i'o .
;N. Y., N. Y. Typewriting machine
i Harold P. Fontc. Merlden, assign-
I iid"
.o-e-tu-n-
1 'nmli.
egn
Norman H. Hurd
slciior to The An
Corp. Lock. (1 patentsi
Knnd Knudscti. Panl urv. Multipl
imh butlon.
Xotili F. Lucas, Norwich.
rer roll.
Louis V. Lucia, Har'ford.
or to 'flic Puller I'rush Co,
i cleaning brush.
! Max Mason, New London
or i Submarine Signal Co., Port .
land. Me. I let, rniln.T ion of wave
energy ilir c 'on.
Joseph M. Mcrrow. Hartford, as
.iener to The M- crow Machine Co
; Sewing machine.
i I'riedericli Muller, i:ii.abeth. N
! T., assignor to The Whitney Mfg.
;Co., Hertford. Chain and parts
therefor.
Thnnuo. V.. l'.uss'cll. Middldown
,asiglle to The Lussell Mfg. Co.
'Friction lini'ig.
j Paytnoud T-I. Scarf's. Ncv Pritaln,
as. ' nor i Tlic I'afnir Pearing Co
hide spring le aritiL-.
Joseph p. Smart, New flri'aitt. ns
. tigiior to Landors, l'rary Clink.
, 1'.' -tcally to atcl device.
1 Alvn T. Smith, Winsted. Prevent
ing overheating of electrically-heat-
. d appliances.
; Jesse A, ft, Smith. Stamford, as
signor to I'mlervvood Typwrller Co,
N. Y., N, Y. ii patents) Typewriting
inaohlno.
Katherlno H, Sunderlund, Dun
In. ry. Attachment fur hhoes.
Atnnzo A. Warner. New Hrltaln,
assignor to Landers, Fritry & Clark.
Iii.iiicrslon heater.
Trailt'-Marks I teg Monti
ll'liy I'aye Co., New lluven. Face
powders, crcan s and packs, toilet
waters, rouge, itc,
Glastonbury Knltilng Co., Addl
r on. rcg.) Knitted tinderwenr.
J S. .V J. F. String Inc., New H.
on, Strainers and valves for tnel.
oil lines.
Frank H. Lee Co., Panbury. Mali
tor men and boys.
The onto Mfg. Co., Middletow n.
Infants' rubber pants and sanitary
bloomers.
1 rude-Mark Applicant
Th" Acme Shear Co,, Hrldgeport.
Scissors and shears.
Columbia Phonograph Co.. Inc..
Bridgeport. Phonograph records,
phonograph .mpartus for recording
and reproducing sounds, etc.
The Pulbr Itruhh Co., Hartronl.
Manicure and dresser trays, vanity
c cs.
Manning, llowinan - Co., Merlden.
tlrend trays, rake baskets, casserolo
frames, etc.
! The William Schollhorn Co.. New
Haven. Ice picks and ice shavers.
The Turner A Seymour Mfg. Co..
Torrington. F.gg beaters and can
openers.
Pnc Reason Brown Eyes
i Should Not Be Blue
Chicago. Jan. 19. Brown eye
tire better than blue eyes because
j they last longer.
I fir. II. S. MeCray of the Illinois
stnte society of optometrists said so
nt a clinic for post, office workers.
jThe brown irises operate like dam
I curtains in shutting out light and
i protection the eyes. But blue eym
: "are usually an exception to the rul
I'hat a perfectly normal eye will not
feel the need of glasses until It if
4,' years old," he said.
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Tl'US'eTv
X. Benim .
VV. .Tnhnsn'l
II. .Tehnson
Stanley
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n.i rlnnauv
t,.-inilnsl:y
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The Moores.
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9S 92
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f.-licyl
pumor about tin
night liad it tie
miblne vvhich hes
ni't ford wlih Georg
. i leiiy i'lli'l' rat io
ia'c;;nril,"r. wi',1 vo
tn
rtat'" armor;
the new fight
iei n formed
Mulliran. A
n th" role
it stage tin a
ar fight card in 'he state armory.
The dope lias it thnt "Kid" Kaplan
,.' Merlden, featherweight champion,
vi'.l --t.-p out of his class to meet
.Mutiny Goodrich who recently lott
' ,i" ligiitw eight title to Kooky Kan--as
in the star bout while liatiny
Atnimr. the Phllndelphln bnttb-r
w III me. t Hobby Garcia, th- 'u mp ! '"v
llolabird, Md.. fighter will caa.'.l in I h.
'tie semi-final. I
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Th'.s fight would draw nearly at;
eiany customers as the Kaplan-1 b r
eian bout in Waierbnry did h:.-l
vn.'Tust end it demonstrates eierriy
he band of G-orge Mulligan ii the
arrangements. The rumor was so
lersisient that 'here is no doubt but
what there is r.omethlng to it.
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The brittle the frrs in I his section
would like to s e in the heavyweight j
. ass is a match between Jack Shar- j
key and Jim S'.one the colored bat- j
ler v.Ihi fought in th" semi-final of
;he Atlas show IriM night. Predic- j
ions are rife Ilia' if they rliould
ver inert the dusky boy would bent
ne lios-ton rocker.
The unusual happened
v h' ti Franklo O'Prion
b'.v. receive,! the Tyll
rom his hom
isl n'g'it
Hartford
known ra.z
town crowd. 1'rankic
mi many previous occasions w ii' ii io;
valrhee) him In action appeared to
.e a thro" or four round fighter lie
cause after that he .eem"d to have
tost his r'rength. l ast, night this
same thing happened and although
i . had his opponent In a bad way
,i the fourth round. Z"nk came back
o win bec-nife O'Brien forgot to
ight after that stanza.
The fans e-presscd themselves
:st nipiit also as being hopeful that
loru'i. the voungsier who stepped
! rounder with "Young" Fm
hv.is of Wat.rbury. would make a
-turn appearance in a Ha rl ford
ins. These two boys geve one if
h best exhibitions of boxing ever
en In a Hartford ring.
The first round started off fast,
id hi fore the- three minutes was up,
.nth boys were tired. In the second
nolo, they took tilings easy, but
he third round was tho most furious
ht-ce minutes of boxing ever staged'
in any ring in this state. These two
stood toe to toe and from the minute
hey met in lhe ring, they hit each
,'her with everything possible.
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