New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 13

| HELPFUL HINTS | #~HUNTERS of Sports ‘u:u-:zzxx.’ 2238 Hockey, a maj at Prince-| Never got much of a kick out of ton for the first time, drew 40 can- [hunting squirrels but a lot of folk didates at the start of practice yes- |do terday, | In squirrel hunttng your Monday agpenrs with the ediet by th. hot t m not § T game is "If ve before 1 do you win In the old ¢ , |son Y\il to Garden on on halfba to a touch shotgun through the entire Yale team Sa “sporty,” but hus not retired from foot- 0 many gh the schedule away ay a forward cer contest w week, Gates, liron, will But it you I CHNPS GETTHER e e (HOGETDBATIE 3(:‘;’ Rickard Suggests Thiee Possile w Oppnnen for Each Reports from financial circles make Yale a two to one fav over Harvard Saturday despite defeat at the hands of Pri The College of the City of New has scheduled fou ketball s Canada is one ic this list of oday, expects it to npio hunting for the the I'm off baseball Ay I\\T NIGHT'S \h v'l S ARMY'S CHEDULE r hooked f ) 16. 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