New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1925, Page 9

Speakingl of Sports§ QRULRLAIRRLIL | B, Tondeny Three title combats have heen |E Yo scheduled for Madlson Square |7 Vouns Garden in New York, all to take | place within a period of five weeks. | Paul Berlenbach defends his light |Eriokso heavyweight crown against Juck (5000 Delaney December 11, Jimmy Good- rich risks his lightweight honors against Lucien Vinez December 23 | and Mickey Walker offers Tomn Milligan a chance at the wel welght champlonship on January o2, |00 € FRATERNITY BOWLING ALLEYS | On the Alleys L 0. 0. ¥. LEAGUE Phenix, 87 107 " ‘ Lexlngton 1 467 Comstock Miller Hugglins, manager of th cretwhile champion New Yorl Yankees, has arrived In New York for the major league meetings next week. Surprising changes in the per- | sonnel of the club may come from || severul conferences which he has arranged. =7 elcul, John McGraw, manager New York Giants, has set at ] rumors that he would send Meusel, Terry and Snyder to Cincinnati for Hargrave and Luque. "It would Iy n nice thing—for them,” he said The city of Toledo has put up a cash reward for a mysterious sl ger. * * ¢ It they make it big L enough there's a chance fo get Ruth or Hornshy ROGERS BOWLING ALLEVS FAIR DEPT. STORE LEAGUE Perfectos. One-Eyed Connolly gate crasher, s going into vaudeville * ¢ ¢ TUnless he's a skilled ducke he's llable to lose his other eye. the They have discontinued the system of awarding decicions en point in New York., * ® ¢ Probably on the theory that boxing in York has no good points. 1t 18 said the favorite cellege song of Mr. Grange now is, "I got mine noys, I got mine.” The will of & Cleveland sporter vprovides memorials for all his r horses. ®* * The boys who their dough on the horse: wondering if the will provi thing for them. laid " CORBIN LEAGUE Tnit Tox. Two toothall teams men, played for the chat C'hicago and it may be sumed they wound up th i blaze of glory Machine Haverford rivale in maet ne publieati tion to a part of Ha played un equality resulting athletic policls ran, be unsatisfactory ford’s clientle.” footbal Th Hime season. editori wise T erford that a final g conditior from r the Lrnest G. Paul of Syracus as been appointed liead ach at Hobart Frgine House John L. G 5 Amateur estimates that Commissioner the National ederaton, men and boys are engaged in ath- aties in this during b v Madison be 4 state cting tomorrow alr commissior zain official quetion < m o od to Yard Clert MAKE MAMNY ARRESTS tesearch Shows 80 Per Cent of All Dyunk on Streets Are Arrested N i 5 (P-Tolice toof 1l rrest gl eent ¢ nth on th ghtes Liens €lul questioning the co f - — ent. e by th COMMEROIAL BOWLING ALLEAS latier orga drun; gue. 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In the past | v have played 04 games von 46 out of this num ing but eight by a margin Alphon the being a missed goal Kace ball club in the most au €ix yea and have ber. 1 son | of thi point to § games of mar hdo vs clin ALUMNT GAME SATURDAY Hartford and New Britain Grads Sald To Be Ready for Week-End Game, The ford smn teams and New going to Paris, gridiron team, Ha f the high s all. Geo of the Ic 1 Hart angel . have com 1eduled the Clarkin field ipts are to be of Hammil coach of 0 term Ha t ow the James " nounced. The game was t week, hut an tng" it was be played last our e sion changed th e until aid the inabii Harttos rment team. 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