Garden Losm Schmeling For June And September Shows Has Diamond Magnates End 1932 Business FAMOUSSKATERS Two Many ON ELM CITY ICE Dempsey Signs Fences To Mend Or Maxes In Speed Races and Fancy “Big-Time” and Figure Skating at Promotion Venture Suffer Again In 1933 Arena To-night JACK * EDITOR'S NOTE; Wi to om of a sertM «f rnttl aporta levtwaa. By CUDDY (United Pren Stair Oorreepowdent) BILL BRAUCHER New Haven, Dec 11—Pour world By New Dec who as a famous member* of the Ice York, 23—(UP)—Jack Dempsey, skating created the million-dollar launched his New York, Dec 28—It was realised more keenly than circle will appear at the New Ha- fighter boxing gate, as a to it back ever during the baseball year that ended with the recent ven Arena to-night In a program campaign promoter bring again by signing former and Maxie major and minor league meetings that unless the minors can of apeed races and fancy and fig- heavyweight champion Max Schmeling As the of California for a be substantially rebuilt, the game will continue to suffer se- ure skating exhibition* Baer 15-round bout in June. feature of the ice carnival, Irving The “New Tex Rickard," aa hie riously, both at the turnstiles and in the quality of play, in lOtWtWWIIlHWIWWlWWHWtW Jalfe, Olympic speed skating cham- friend* hall him, will stage the the big league centers. pion will meet Andy Roach, for- battle In whatever city offers the mer amateur sprint champion In most support, probably New York The Inferior end inconeletent a series of throe races,-1,GOO and i The date will be decided later. shown in the Nation- To-day’s Sport brand of play 5,000 meter and a pursuit race. Tdwtlrtoy Ahead. failed to al League which produce Supplementing this part of the “I'm confident the mllllon-dollar a team to be a di- will said the former creat appeared program will be Norval Baptle, gate return," in the Parade rect result of weaknesses holder of the world's professional heavyweight ruler at the sign- minora Been the far-flung Card- “Americans would speed skating championship for VWttWHIlIlKMOtWIWMHWWH* ing ceremony. store could not rather a than inal'chain system SO years and now the champ of the see good fight any produce enough Rood ball players fancy and acrobatic skaters of BY GEORGE H. BEALE other attraction. Rickard staged and the turned to make the Red Birds pennant the world. His partner, Miss United Ptm Staff good fights people Correspondent. out. lost contenders. Gladys Lamb, Canadian woman Since his death they've Pinch-bitting for Henry McLemore. confidence In the I'm Braves Faltered champ, and he, will nut on a dis- fight game. Los Angeles, Dec 23.—(UP)— to rebuild that confidence and play of skating craft that will going There were spurts streaks Glenn fleobey (Pop) Werner, late with battles that are naturals. This the Pirates and Cubs surely astound the onlookers. by Braves, It look* a* If Jo* Cronin, kid or Stanford and now beaded for is the first step." team into Great Interest has been shown after which each lapsed Temple, should need no defense but Dempsey admitted he didn't ex- was manager of th* Washington Sen- during the past week regarding the worse than mediocrity. There ever since he decided to desert the pect the Schmellng-Baer brawl to as Horn" coming of these famous skaters to lack of a sustained attack, such ator*, 1* out to cop "Trader coast for green fields critics have draw more than but he the New Havon Arena to-night and $500,000, that shown by the Yankees and. Fonseca's laurel*. been taking back-handed thought that later bouts would do with a third feature added to the wallops Senators in the . recent Stove at him. better, when people realized that be- The Hot league program—barrel jumping by the National League inferiority a writer said: he was promoting as he had fought aeaaon saw Joe out In king of Jumpers, Tommy Ahcarn— VOnly to-day sports came conclusively evident during trading "on the up-and-up," giving them there is every indication that the "Jock Sutherland, of Pitt, sure the world series when the Yankees front of the rest of the gang, and more than their money's worth followers of speed and fancy skat- Is playing In luck this year—Pop routed every Cub pitcher sent Lew out of the awap- In thrills. practically ing will be well entertained. Warner has decided not to help them, while even .such After the ceremony, Tim against plng race, completing only one Thrills will be afforded in Sutherland prepare for the Rose Mara, such veteran Yankee flingers as galore president of the Aram Athletic the races as both Bowl game with Southern Cali- Herb Pennock stood the battled deal. speed partici- club of New York, said 'he was are campaigning for the fornia.’* Bruins on their bearlike ears. rcalled that Fonse- pants virtually certain of closing with in world title and when one consid- The crack drew a big laugh be- The American League race, at in* of the 1111 Jack to stage the 15-rounder ca, beginning ers that there are S2 laps In the cause all the listeners knew that which the Yankees dominated at Yankee Stadium or the Polo season, hi* first as manager of the meter race—and over 200 his time to Suth- the season, also 5,000 Pop gave freely grounds. Mara has leases on both. throughout , did a rushing turns with no banks and short erland in 1930 when Pitt came to showed a dwindling of player re- The boxing fraternity believes trade In Ivory. He wrapped up turns—there Is no doubt of this the Tournament of Roses to take noiircei in the minor®. Time titer Jack will have plenty of fighting Reynold* and Kerr and shipped regarding the thrills. a 47 to 14 beating from Southern time were heard to be- prediction on his hands before June If he managers them off to Washington for Jone* will the races re- Skating follow and California. decides to hold the bout In New moan the lack of good ivory and and Inflelder Hadley, pitchers, skating exhibition. It has been said orally and in York, because Madison Square placements. Hayes. columns that Howard Once during the playing season, newspaper Garden probably will not take of Lew Fonseca scoured four minor Jones, Southern California, kindly to this threatened encroach- really ran off the coast. Sup- ment Its leagues in the Interests of flnding Much' Pop on territory. Dempsey promising recruits for his White Hero are the hie shots of the major leagues as they attended the recent winter trade meeting In BOWLING porters of this claim point to the said he expected no trouble. In front are: IjouIs fact that for five consecutive years Neither at Sox. He came back empty-hand- New York. In the upper photo, showing American league presidents, left to right row fighter’was present re- New York. the Trojans have won from the In- the Joe Jacobs ed. Fonseca's experience was Comiskey, Chicago; Bob Quinn, Boston; William F. Hhlbe, ; Jacob Rapport, AM. BRASS OFFICES LEAGUE. signing. Manager dians. for and Ancll by other weaker teams in Standing, left to right: Clark Griffith, Washington; Phil Ball, St Urals; William Harrldge, league presi- signed Schmellng, peated at left is Emil Fuchs of the Hoffman wielded the pen for his the Another ®? dent; Alva Bradley, Cleveland, and Frank Navin, Detroit. Below, Judge Mall Room (1) No doubt these beatings did net- league. Terms were was in the fact Boston Braves. At right, John McGrow, former manager of the New York is shown at left Vallerand .121 94 tle Pop, who isn't hard to nettle boxer, Baer. not an- minor decay founjl Giants, 83 95 were drafted to John A. Hcydler, president of the National league, center, while Stephen W. McKecver, presi- Dlmock and who likes to see his teams win. nounced, but It’s understood that only two players talking 94 94 Pitchers dent the Dodgers, listens In. Mirfleld No other Warner eleven lost five, Schmellng will take 37 1-2 per cent at the end of the season, pf Brooklyn Porter .101 86 times to a of the and Baer 12 1-2. and Bote Neko.a, both 1 1 or even four, straight gate, Joe Having Handicap Promising. whom had been to the majors rival. of Boxing experts agree that it before. 400 370 These losses did cause discom- TERRYVILLE FOE Mechanical should be an excellent battle. Most <2) fort among certain of the Stanford V»u he needed im- the IWIH, Then, deciding Menottl 76 125 old and Warner claimed It consider $chmellng world’s team* were re- work with the willow, he Stillman 98 grads Baer’s Only two major proved was the criticism of these alumni outstanding heavyweight. money dur- and Moore and trad- Donovan .110 85 sensational victories over ported to have made took Clsscll OF TECH that led him to make the change. Levinsky were the the Cleveland Indian* QUINTET The Seaman Montory .101 114 Griffiths and Schaat the the year, and these ed them to Make during ing Our own hunch Is that Warner In their for Hodapp and Bead*, both of past year have boosted his stock. pennant winners 885 410 438 offered and Cubs. were to hit a lot liked the salary Temple claims he’s best In tlve lagues, the Yankges whom expected Sales (1) Dempsey the a hole* Rival of Leaven- and that neither alumni critics nor Cleveland established a new single for Chicago. Seeing few Suburban. Show He’s a He-man Monroe 83 92 America. when Trader Lew closed Howard Jones had much to do Baer will have the of gam* record lor attendance in hi* infield, Treat .Ill 87 advantage St Louie Brown* worth Shows To-night Herrmann *.101 125 with his decision. and He'll be the Indians played before 1MM a deal with the youth poundage. he Campbell, Walker .108 90 Pop had a perfect answor for 24, about fanf ifpon the occasion of moving whereby gave up at weighing 205, against stadium outAelder, and Hadley, the pitcher Crosby Gym PARKER the alumni in that Stanford was no Schmeling's 27 years and 190 Into the new lakefront By DAM 403 394 380 was in he received in the deal with Wash- groat shucks at football—until pounds. but even Cleveland, which Cost (2) most of the ington, for Shortstop Ralph Kress. Loulo Laun's Leavenworth high Warner and his helpers landed at a contending position which has been setback Jones 80 102 106 of which The crowning exchange of the contingent Hellmann 91 92 100 Palo Alto. year, reported a loss, part In three of four contests to date expense of lot came when Lew traded Catch- Trewren 79 99 80 Also he coulud to the rec- wag charged to-the will endeavor to break back Into ALMOST SIX YEARS AGO the State Athletic Commission passed point Loses State Its Toledo farm. ers Tate and Grube, with Outfield- Marvin 95 109 110 ord of his regime when Stanford Rudy maintaining Red Sox for Berry, the win column to-night at the a rule “for the of the public" that, henceforth, Athletics, which made mon- er -Jolley, to the protection requiring any teams won 73 games, lost only 13 The He also Rothrock, Crosby high gym where they will 345 402 390 the when Connie a catcher. got foreign boxer coming over here piust fight at one of the smaller clubs and tied 11. California, Stanford's Welter Crown ey during years con- be hosts to Terryvllle high at 8:30 Accouatlng (2) a Boston outfielder, for a cash arch rival, has beaten Stanford Mack was able to produce pen- o'clock. Tha prelim game will to prove his skill before being permitted to engage in a main bout at Wilhelm 92 88 off to such an ex- sideration. Beach 96 85 only once since Warner came west. New Haven, Conn, Deo 23.— nant winner, fell • • • * together the reserves of both the Garden, to dis- bring Brewer 94 95 (UP)—Out-fighting hie opponent tent that Mack was forced schools. He had continued at Stanford ball Joe Enters the Scene. What brought about the adoption of this new rule was a farcical Fenn.104 107 to turn out stars who rated in two rounds of their amateur pose of his highest priced The villers are an able outfit along the Whit# a kid who may or may bout at Madison Square Garden on tho night of January 21, 1927, be- with those he had at bout last night, Nathan Mann, of layer, Al Simmons, to Cronin, and are coached by Joe Jablon- 386 375 434 developed not have his own ideas about how tween Fidel LaBarba and Elky Clark, the Scotchman, who was billed Carlisle and Pitt. He had his Hamden, defeated Chester Rudy, owskl, well known to local sport Garage (1) g be as tho European champion. Tho bout was for the world's Waterbury, and won the staet ama- bine major league official, who a ball club should , pulled addicts. To date they have en- flyweight fly- Calkins 89 112 90 Nevers, his Robesky, Shlpke, Post a or two during the winter weight of course the were up). as at Carlisle teur welterweight title. Mann had asked that his name be withheld, oil deal joyed a successful season winning championship (and prices Jackpd Drumm 88 91 100 and Cleveland, just of the leagues which 109 103 he had and Rudy backing up throughout the offered the opinion that the Nation- meeting big three of four games and hope to Cady .100 Thrope and Dillon just the Senators a Clark had beaten every flyweight In Europe and came here .-... 85 97 106 as first two rounds, but was herd' had not been so hard may or may not do make tonight's fracas victory num- Coleman at Pitt he had Peck, Stein, al League touted like Bnmum’s Jumbo. No one on this side of the even in the final round. as the young- lot of good. ber four. Clem Briottl will toot pond Thornhill, Sutherland, Davies, Mc- hit by the depression 362 409 399 Other results: Chic Bran- that the rea- By giving away Pitcher Lloyd the whistle. Laren and a host of others. Pond, er organization, 'and Invoice (2) ford out team had Brown and Outfielders Sam West middleweight, knocked son was that each Akins 96 92 93 Rollo Eddie to and Carl Reynolds, Joe got from GO 87 89 102 BOOTH IX NEW BRITAIN Mancil, Waterbury; enough glaring weaknesses Kelsey East the St Louis Browns' Southpaw G£-T~') Crooker 97 70 82 McOraw, Hampton light- for uncertainty and excite- make Walter Stewart and Outfielders Conrad .119 104 115 weight, defeated Joe Frlener, Wa- a close race. ,a REP'4 ment, and and Fred Schulte. K. OF L. COMMUNITY New Britain, Deo 23.—Alble terbury bantamweight, defeated were made by Goose Goslln Wholesale trades he traded Fred 399 355 392 Booth, one of the greatest athle- Johnny Compo, New Haven; In the effort In another deal the American League the big righthanded HOOPLA NOTES ^-*-cCct Advertising (1) tic figures ever to perform for Tale George Peck, New Haven, defeated Yankee run- Marberry. Jacobs 84 78 87 to stavo off another Earl Le- university, and his quintet of all- Tomy Flaherty, Waterbury; John- to hurler, for Whitehlll, Hunter 87 85 away In 193*. the Idea being .75 star basketeers, will incade this ny Torrlck, Seymour middleweight, trolt’s’s southpaw pitcher. McCue .103 112 86 the race and loosen up the Sheron's team Is sched- city night to battle the won from Joe DePasca, tighten To top off his trading business, “Hop” Andrews .108 91 88 Monday Bridgeport “Doc” Salens’ team Nettlotons In the fourth home and West Ha- fans’ pocketbooks. Joe gave the uled to play Handicap .17 17 17 ap- Sammy Gargahaw, Abused In Sheron’s pearance of the local ven, defeated Bridge- Minors Salaries young Harley Bos«, utility first the first game tonight. professional Pinky Morris, team won from Bronsky’s teanl 387 385 363 aggregation. port bantam. The minors, except for the Pa- baseman, for Pitcher Jack Ruuell sal- Baseman Bruce Con* 18-16 In a hard fought game; clflc Coast League, established and First LEAGUE. cute while Salens’ team kept going BENEDICT ST limits that represented natser. ■ t i ii i rw ary • • • to beat Kenausls' team 21- the athletes’ wages of other strong Water Dept. from 8. These limits have Smart Move, Joe. had wen him fight though, ami tlicre was no proof that he could, Shea 87 years. salary The second will show abused in other years, If nothing else comes of thou game except n raft of cllpningti from Kuropean papers. Sully .105 been widely Sheriff Jenusaitls’ team versus were made trades, Cronin pulled a smart one The phenomenal Elky hadn’t been In the ring more than a Ryan 04 and drastic regulations team.- The Sher- recurrence when he got Walter Stewart froth Phar. Kenausls’ minute when light-hitting Fidel had him on his back. He took a Delaney .121 In the effort to prevent to date A From have won all Lee .105 Gift Dunn’s iffs games violations. Minor league the Brown*. And if Stewart doesn’t count of eight and than resumed his pitiful attempt to fight, of such and boast a well balanced quint. that the luring of break even with the Senators, Joe piky whs gome enough as he provod before the one-sided, dreary officials agreed outscored Attorney Bobbin’s 512 499 another by will still win plenty of ball games They affair had run Its course, but he simply didn’t know anything Co. to stars from one club to for final of 24-10. Blakeslee Is Sure Please had with the on the roster. team a reading about his craft. Any of the boys In the preliminaries would have Dl .107 96 secret bonuses and agreements southpaw will two Napoli was The headliner bring knocked Ids block the critics Paul 89 97 hurst the smaller leagues Immeas- For Walter Washington’s off, reported. This store is just chock full of gifts after evenly matched teams, Attorney 88 113 big Jinx last year. Time Brady the one and man. urably. and Attorney Bronsky’s 86 86 for only hook time the Browns threw him In Bobbin’s In tho third round, Elky was on the mat three times and the cus- Kaiser Three rookies moved Important- battle on 90 107 over these few suggestions Senators and he teams, In a hard fought tomers began to walk out. In the eighth round, he was floored again. De Martino the picture In the there against the ly Into pitching with bad the —not law-court. Even left jabs were knocking him down. Tho one-sided contest went American League—Allen or the always came through 460 499 He’ll Welcome Johnson’s crew. NOTICK—New entrants for the the limit because LaBarba showed very little more class than Clark Yankees, with 17 won and four newH for Walter Apothecaries Roll Co. <2) But .Joe have weakened the league—file your names at K. of L. that night. The result was that some 16.000 fans filed out of tltfe Oar- .88 107 118 lost; Freitas of the A’s, with 13 may Brady GOOD LOOKING senators somewhat getting older clubrooms before game time. den, vowing they were through with boxing forever. (An old mannish Curtiss 93 93 90 won and five lost, a record that by ■ 95 94 and players in the deal. Stewart, LEAGUE STANDING custom). To cover up Its culpability In the matter, tho boxing commis- Bettlno .148 was cut short by Injury, sion ruled 90 81 114 won whom he got for Brown, is 82, thereupon that thenceforth all foreign pugs would have to Brnzyckl Weaver of Washington, who "Doc’ Salens won 2 lost 0. Lascas .101 82 106 while Brown is four years younger. submit to a test in the small club cruclblb to prove their right to show and lost 10 in his first full year Jenusaitls won 2 lost 0. 2? Reynolds and West, two players he on the big time. Since then the commission has broken this rule when- Silk Robes In the majors. “Hop” Shoron won 2 lost 0. 520 458 622 are 28, while Goslln and ever the cxlgeqples of politics roquired that It be broken. And now Mattress Co. led the league percent- traded, Kenausls won 0 lost 2. Waterbary (1) Allen li\ outfielders he ob- it's to suspend the rule to let Beaman another 84 85 02 Gomez, Schulte, the two Attorney BronHky won 0 lost 2. going again Watson, Romito age, but his teammate, make his American debut at the 118 91 seven de- tained, are 31 and 28, respectively. won 0 lost 2. BrltlshOr, Garden next month against Clugllottt .(.98 victories against • * Attorney Bobbin with 34 • Kid Chocolate. A. Mlklt 97 117 90 *4!to*10^ feats, was deemed to have ren- Joe “Best Sport” Ctbulsk! is not Budrls 92 102 88 ser- Goose Back Again. Watson Is being imported by Charley Harvey for whom the Gar- dered the more distinguished living tip to his monicker. Too J. Mlklt 97 102 104 Goslln goes back to his home den promoter served as office when he broke Into the Also French Flannels—Solid Colors vice. The Old General, Alvin many attacks from the rear. Hu boy boxing game. pasture in the trade. The Goose is a and has 468 524 465 Crowder, of the Senators, led all “Zasu” Kveltkus nanny. Charley high-class gentleman Imported some good boxers or Striped. came up to the big leagues with got front In his If rules Chatfleld Co. (2) of victories, 26, as a England day. Nevertheless, are to mean anything In the number the Senators In 1921, and "Steamroller” Padzunls has Nardozsa 92 98 106 one played In boxing, they should apply to everyone and not just to those who lack 13 defeats, registering the block He takes ... 93 91 90 against ball for Clark Griffith until June forte, plays. the Influence to have them Long than Lefty Grove. political suspended. 87 97 100 more victory of 1980, when he was traded to St his man out permanently. Pilla He’ll Like Our familiar names re- Watson was unheard of on this side until he beat Nel re- 95 101 In batting Louis for Heinle Manush and Gen. Captain "Longo Range” Lukas Tarleton Govanella .106 at the In both leagues, cently. One assumes that It takes a pretty good man to beat Nel Tarle- Delauretls .118 95 mained top AlVin Growder. Is a “Gil Dobey”. His FAULTLESS of the Red Sox leading pulling ton, as one assumed that anyone who could lick In Alexander Goslln played good bait for team looks good on paper but Is just every flyweight 496 476 495 American with a mark of Europe, as Elky Clark did, must be a good scrapper. In the Clark the Washington during his nine-year lost on the court. Waterbary Street Dept. <1) and O’Doul topping the Na- case, the assumption was all wot. Why can't It be wetter still In the .3*7, stay there. He fell below .300 in Safe” Zallskas has Cordon .107 97 100 with .366. K. “Play Watson case? 85 123 101 tional hitting only twice, and hit as high Ho didn't us.' Edwards changed his tactics. 114 90 Excelled as in 1928. Kermer 78 Pajamas Warnke |379 his elbows to defend scrimmagers. For life of I can’t understand 133 100 League pitching was Uie me, why Chadcy Harvey Rinaldi .123 National is should to Watson at a small club first. 94 93 >4 the flashing work of “Spuds” Zemaitls picking up object showing Charley Kelley brightened by skill and speed fast. He’s drop- knows no more about Watson than the rest of ns and If the |1.95 Lon Warneke, who pitched 22 486 560 486 = $£.95 surplus avoirdupois. Keunmn should prove another Elky Clark, I’m .sure Charley X tO Q= wins against six losses for the ping decided to wouldn't want to have himself placed in the light of having Cuba virtually winning a pennant Captain Sabell has of the nozzle. aldod In ovor a fraud. If Watson is as good as is claimed for the Chicagoana The only change the contour putting was made an op- for him, there Is no reason why anyone connected with him Beavers Arrow Shirts to $4.95 other hurler In the league who The decision by Quebec $1.95 should be afraid of letting him show at a small club first. Tlicre could hit 20 vltctorles was Clark of ponent unintentionally. C. Mauris hurries the Neckwear .. .$1.00 to $3.00 Brooklyn. Two 20-game fingers In “Express” at Arena Sunday the ball to the hoop and then hits a -,e National, against five In stonewall opposition. A ^ Mufflers ... $1.00 to $3.00 unvribnutmerican, namelyiipimw*/ Gomez, Grove, (o the Democrat) ’-a “Harlow” Butnor has something (Special Veaver, Crowder and Ferrell. New Haven, Deo 23—Manager- In common with Jean of Holly- UAUOH?^/ Interwoven Socks 35c to $1 Sarnshaw, with 19. fell Just short Eddie PowerB of the New wood fame. He' be the rea- as did Bush of the might CTHERE'S if the circle, Haven with the son for a touch of femininity Eagles. pleased Gloves.$1.95 to $4.50 veteran has been slip* his on But the the rooters. performance of aggregation outlook fdr 1983 must be He has complained among when held the UThe ping, they say. The Marchs are pulling the Sunday night they Travelo Sweaters and from two angles, physical of from falling legs to Arrows to a lewed everything brother act to advantage. J. is strong Philadelphia Sweater Sets and financial. To sum up. the Na- dandruff. Regardless of 2-2 deadlock after 70 minutes of $3 $5 nd jumping on the offence and M. on faces the necessity of the he hit .328 for the strong hockey ldnal league complaints, the defence. hulr-rnlalng breath-taking for Men In the caliber of Its 1831. outflet the Suede Jackets mprovement Browns In “Grand Stand” Maroellnas will send his against The American league must the Goose will get go- at tho New Haven and Women to $10.50 iiay. Perhaps soored and received a great ova- Quebec Beuvors $6.95 that can compete sue- back in hla native land. mild teams ing again tion from his admiring public. Arena on Sunday night. the Yankees, a move- If Joe Cronin, with the bo . essfully with he does, C. “Marathon” Verblekas cut The Star-Spangled sextet will Knickers $3.95 that recent trades suggest smart move he made In getting boxen with far better than the feat n*»nt down on mileage. He chased his nro plenty of American reputations socking to duplicate they tas started with a bang. Walter Stewart, will have by far would In Minall clulM If ooulil In Woolen Coats for man Instead of the elusive sphere. Wat won who ghully fight they get so successfully accomplished Sport the fetter of the deal. used hts matches. Kid Chocolate fights In the small clubs right along, Quebec a few weeks ago when Men and Women... TOUR “Plunger” Jurasavage $7.50 TENNIS bulk to advantage. He smashed though he Is a champion. Ho where does this Englishman, whose they tied the Beavers at 2-all In PH00EV1 through the opposition as though reputation Is built on one bout, get off thinking he's too good to one game and conquered their Can- York, Dec 23.—(UP)—Wil- show on small time? adian rivals In the second game NOVELTY GIFTS and three they were straws. thp ltam T. Ttldcn, 2nd, "Non Stop" Mhaknaltls made a of the series 2 to 0. other tennis stars plan New York, Dec 21.—(UP)— think the Commission, which has always tht GALORE! professional well worn the length of the I Boxing played Three re-enforcements have been exhibition path to — to start a coaat-to-coast Isadoro Oastanaga, promising was promoter against the public, owes it to the boxing fans of New York sent to New Havon from the moth- Pocket Fluki Cocktail said has court to no avail. The hoop | IN*wtour In late January, Tllden young Spanish heavyweight, reconsider its action and order Watson to fight a first-class opponent— the New York Americans Shaker*—Tie Holder*—Flash hard to locate. er club, Europe a 10-round bout when he arrived from been matched for “Merrlwell” Radsumas had good not a diver—at a small club before permitting him to appear In the In Eddie Convey, Jaok Keating and Light and Her Cane Combin- with Tom of New Zea- aboard the liner Europe. old Heeney Intentions but the ball wouldn’t Carden. Fillmore. The addition to ation—BUI Fold*—Military at Madison Tommy land nest Friday night with hi* hands. the local outfit was made possible Seta—Cigarette Humidor*. In another 10- eooperate JOHN a has broken SEMI-PRO HOOP RESULTS Square Garden. COI, S. HAMMOND, high-class gentleman, because of an exchange for Red Tor- of Germany the Waterbury Speedboya 21, rounder, Hans Blrkle ADOPT A. A. V. RULES. with the Garden over a question of policies. Young Dick Hoyt, Jackson. tangles with James J. Braddoek, airplane enthusiast, issued a statement to the offset that Col Hammond Guards 46, Kevin Jersey City heavyweight. resigned because of a dispute over the price of hookey tickets in which rllMwicliester New Tork (UP)—The Metro- NO INTERCLUB GAMES TO- Barry's 14. he was overruled by the directors. That sounded silly even before Col NIGHT United .. politan Amateur Hookey league N. B. Lithuanians 16, St Casim- (By Press) Hammond Issued a counter-statement to the effect that he didn't resign The Friday night double- Western Tea (Mich) will use the new A. A. U. rules In weekly Butler 41, In a dispute over ticket prices. Col Hammond Isn’t petty and wouldn't header in the central Y Interclub lr'^17.__ their games this season. They HA! T | [f ^ H A H$ H IS over a matter. The chanoes are that Col will not allow forward In all zones, quit comparatively petty basketball league be played United Pram) Carlton II, Nebraska 10. passing Isn't flexible for to remain Identifled (By the Hammond's conscience enough to-night due to the Christmas holi- — Fred Normal (Ind) SI, Han- and eliminate old anti-defense At Lynn. Mass Bruno. Central with promotion as It Is practiced nowadays. The Garden can was announoed this morn- rule. Last season forward passing sports days, It 159 EAST MAIN ST. New York, th.rew Sam Gardner, over 28. lll-afford to lose one who added so much class and Integrity to the man- Director Charley A. Montclair Tea Vox allowed In only the defensive ing by Physical ; Georye Doucette Montclair C. 14, of its affairs. Leader. However the Y boys will threw zone. The new rules are expected agement Indiana, Tony Papattno, Features be seen in notion Wednesday night. f Wisconsin IS, Maryland II. to sped up the fames considerably. 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