New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1924, Page 8

i [myg 30‘4}{3 JAN'S [,5/1 us FMYS ™ B[!TH YA[F BN THRONE (CLUB RESERVES Holis Ciovn i Mj ‘.Mhlelics‘Nos Out Crescents in Thrilling Epf m E!Sg‘&o?l I_DE(PS = 0[01;1 Elgsl \a{ooall f, e See-Saw Gontest l Ak Pathers Win end Tie for Tnter- mediate League Lead Jtits 1133882 peseen A7 'v man, Guards Make RFSLEN ork in Defcating lated Presu. New Britain s capturcd dy and oloc high Joys! e Bulldog cxceptionall an me Tune Tune Is a frm on custern | &1 scho 1 constantly see Saturday Crescent A, 26 sawed during the st and the outcome was uncer v until the final big rush eta ¢ Britain lada in the cloy- utes of play rves seore Iropped one { foot line, Biges addc ker and Yakubow another a 1 the A one from th en Szantarski, who playee * game all evening, ran amuck and t the Crescents ad with three The Reserves rallied and 1ded two from th Vew Iiritain scor ibe nt to the showers soon being replaced at center n. The us led, 18 e half. second half was o an the first, tl \ the lead night, of laurels ked vious campaigns, the b one of the most atir- athletie ithlctic for v owell sto with cars of ntemnadiate Teague : a \as ling . A rine majoi titlea in the competition for S . ming a basis for ; e M\‘xv‘\‘:r\\-'fw 1 a double. whole that X n the coun- cw starte came in won al ssic In- crown three 2 had e years and in wous Ell clg two-yea rid's champi CAPTAIN R ¢ conquering A, has taster Ty and hav hysterics. formidube sh and, overc i n the tead, tled t) Pelicans e . outstanding branches of alry ad on ahead, having the locals ! L i short end of a t1-18 ecors end of the third period. In closing quarter, the Roeserves thelr hoodoo and puiled out ip 16 points in fashion. Th Par Wese a Menace 18 A '1‘\.-,,‘ Bearth fhe will de OPER CHOOSES © o MOTREDAHETEAN Billy Evans This I i All Almrican 4 Strong ¢ alifornia hrok a viet rapid lding ry by and conclus Boys’ Club Reserves ttarmonic G s Tells Pawnees. @ Neserves made ssion o1 the v wing th Beayers eiupBlo iy "' MoGRAW SAYS HEINIE WILL BE"ON THRD k Vetcran Inficlder Returns o Dizzy Corner, Manager of Giants Announces. « York Deet anthers, e t vaar 8 RESERVES WIN of Pennsyhy Defeat Indian A. €. of Meriden ania Baschall in Team Has Tough Schedule—Play Well Played Preliminary Game at In New Hawen On April 25 State Armory. ~ hal Guard Re an C ANGER A Club Planning a Busy Winter—An- I’lTlrS nual Banquet Will Be Held some Time Next Month R3 H ond;sA lmllnrb—\l('rlllfil. nds Night in } H. Hackbarth, rf. *. Hackbarth, READ THI APS FOR YOULR WANTS WIN IN BRISTI]Ll club Re- v | in the Bris-! when | o} HERALD CLASSIFIED | | PRIN Paavo Nurmi, Runner, Resembles the 1 Prince of Wales The | PAAVO NURMI , this is not the I'ri Paavo Nurmi, the ) listance runner who show- all his competitors in games held last suni- W Hamous ed the way (o the Olymipic mer, There between the (wo notables, algo has the modest manner of f] prince, despite his many remarkab athleti ments In a sarforial way, two have nothing in commo mi doesn't g in very clothes. is a striking resemblunce Nurmi achic however, th Nur for strong NEGRO FGHTERS AliA!N IN T0 FORE, hite Boxers Soon Will Have 10 Lower “Line” 1 Press, Afler a nine- aguin b Wol. Jack 58 Willard's viet Johnson heavy rounds in invisible ble sign wi throne d. saw the ] Famous fiiaittasi ittt it — INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE GES DOUBLE | RED wiNGs UPSET DOPE IN | SATURDAY AFTERNOON LOOF RULE SHOP TEAM PLAYS T[lMl]RR[]W Will Make Tnitial Bow in In-} (ustrial League | I'he Stanicy Rule pany basketball team will make ity initlal bow on the Y, M. court when the Industrinl league games are ca tomorrow night. Rule Shoppers will stack up aga the Iafnir Bearing five, tu Sliop outfits are maroon and white and those cligible to take part in the | ime are Arthur Campl Murphy, H. W 18t Loon Brunelle, C Axel Floden and Ed 1\\A,.mu | “Vafnirs will probubly ir previouy lineup, with Pau lotn, Nelson, A. Anderson, Elton and Russell doing brunt of the | second game tomorrow night brings together a couple of well- matched teams in the Stanley Works nd Russell & Erwin I'he Stanley Works fee about due to hit morrow night and clares that his old rightening and p score will malke omebody 1 that they | their stride to- Al o Schade de- eye s that liis last week’s look like Paul Lallar also Jooping them in, 1 tuned up for at center, irocder else's of Grobstein is feels capable “ B Jack & Erwin doubtless will r former Mneup, with Whif- man and Swanson as forwards, M8- t center, with and vardir lii11(l of Court Affects ( lothes Worn by Players Dee The growing ird tennis courts in this is respo for a decided 7 in the color of flannels gorn wlayers. Tnstead of white or sorme are adopting a pinkish rmonize with the reddish . Others have ordered tint of flannel for use Goodrich gree when play green hard courts jorth-country manufactur- ich H‘ ted SHOE OUTFIT . SHARPENED 15 MAIN ST. We Sell and Level com- |, | Williams . will | D f eat \p.!rhes 33 to 20 a 506 A.—All Star \\'in From Aces in thd First Half. A surprisc was sprung fn the Sat urday afternooa Y. M. C. A, leagus when the Red Wings upset the dops and trounced the Apaches 33 to 20, 1 This Is the Arst game the Red Wing © won and it would have taker 1 team to have beaten nhardt had Lis day Iropped in wix fleld goals and on ! King Tut and Joe Luke alse played well. Lor the Apuches, Wil Hams was the being al four fiel Red Wings i ianys e Llenhay right forward Bucherri . left fory Tuttles, Hibbard, Kaminicky Peterson| Kas .. right guard Loomis ... left guard It the Aces had played in the first alf as they did in the second the| scorc would have heen reversed. In| the first half the All-Stars scored 22| pointx Yo the Aces' 5, But in the| sccond half they awakened and pe cured 20 points to the All-Starg 10, 13 32 to 25, All- Nelson, W, Nelson, K. Parker playcd Patterson, Yankas Connolly| 1l score w or. Johnson the Aces. Aces Elhisor a4 well for e lineup: All Stars W. Nelso forward . Cabelus torward 2. Johnson H. Nelson center Kalgren Le Johnstor Witte, Swanson Parker, Larson 1t gnard \BE AND GLORGE “DRY" Il Taso, Tex., Dec. titehell and George Duncan, British Lolf professionals, riding to the municipal golf » in a taxical osterday, were stopped by prohibi- tion agents who insisted on search ing their car. No li was foun nd they were permitted to procecd Jol 19¢ o i A Open Evenings Live Bait ©pa¢ ny TR B e BRIGCS |