New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1925, Page 13

Speaking of Sports A report has epread about town that the proposed benoefit football game' betwoen All-New Britain and the Providence Steam Rollers was “'oft" because of the fact that no ar- rangements could be made between Managers E4 Dalley and Charles Coppen of Providence. This is be- ing denled by Manager Dalley at the | pregent time. Manager Dalley stated that Man. ager Coppen has offered the local team Wednesday, December 16, as the date for the game, that being the only dagy on which he can get his team to come to this city. Manager Dalley has held off signing for the game because many have stated that the 16th would be too late 'in the season. He has asked that all the fans who wish to have the game go through get in touch with him some ! way or another o that he will know | if there is enough of a demand for the game. It Is our contention that the game should be played. We fecl sure that the fact that the game will be played on a Wednesday will have no bear- ing whatever on the sale of tickets | because of the object for which it | will be played. Several benefit affairs are being staged in Bridgeport for Hammill and it only seems right that @ benefit ghould be staged in this city with which team he was last connectad. We teel sure that Manager Dalley will have enough encouragement to etage the game from fandom in this city and that a sizable sum will be realized for the young woman whose hushand was taken away so tragi- cally from her. Tonight will be a big night for bowlers in this city. “Eddle" Ander- son, Connecticut's own champlon, and “Barney” Spinella, the king roll- er of New York, will battle each other at the Casino alleys for the honors between the two. Frank McDonough has worked hard to make this match a success, but it seems that others have been working hard against the local sports emporium owner. Yesterday morning a slick looking gentleman walked into his place and lifted the i cash box at the point of a gun. Frank will have to sell a lot of tickets for the match between the bowlers tonight to make up for the loss sustained in the holdup yes- terday. 'There is philosophy in his attitude towards the holdup man at that. Frank sald he was forced to remove his safe from the place because it ! had been held up so many times. In fact, it was getting to be monotonous with the safe being tapped every so often and there is some consolation in the fact that another way was fo nd to take Mac's money away. Mac sald that he would rather lose his dough betting on a shot on the links than in the manner he lost 1t yesterday. When he misses a three foot putt and the hole he at least had a chance to work for his money while yesterday he only had one shot for his green and that was from the business end of the hold-up man's revolver. Bowling fans in this section are banking on “Eddie" Anderson to come through tonight and tomorrow night agalnst “Barney” Spinella in their special match at the Casino alleys. Anderson leads by eight pins and this margin is none too great. Anderson is bowling in wenderful shape these days and his form is as good if not better than it has been. He hits the timbers for a good score every time he bowls and although Spinella is a dangerous man on the lanes, Anderson has ehown in the past that he is as good, {f not bet- ter, than the Empire Stats cham- pion It is certain that a big crowd will be on hand to watch the beginning | of the second half of the match to- night. These two are the cl the entire crew that patronizes the lanes in this city and the interest in their meeting is at te heat. The National Guards team is scheduled to stag t really good battle this coming Sat- urday night at the state armory when they stack up against th Meriden National Guards. The Silver City hoop tossers are the best in the state and have travelling at a fast pace in t two starts. The game should be a real tus its fi Coach Billy working his squad Dudack hard polnts of the game an of his coaching two games played. The local quin- tet is regarded as being of cham- pionship caliber this vear and the fans already are doping out their | CASINO TONIGHT Barney Spinella of Brooklyn, N. Champion Duck Pin Bowler of N V&, Eddie Anderson Champion Duck Pin Bowler of Connecticut TUESDAY NIGHT—15 s of | rated among | the erIH‘ is evident In the first | ) WEDNESDAY NIGHT—15 Games Total Pinfall To Count This Is Perhaps the Bowling Classic of the Year NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER “—flm—d“" e —— © 2" ARGUMENTS HEARD OVER FOOTBALL chances for the coming season. 1 | lltott | Merwi The Hartford Crescents were re. |boie. garded as a strong team, one that |Luebeck would bring out just how good the Guards are this year, but the op- position they put up did not meet with expectations or the locals are in better than mid-season form. Sat- urday's game between the local sol- |diers and the boys from the Mert- den armory should glve followers of | both teams a good opportunity to size them up for the year. Youse [Tate Jim Lynch's Gascos gave the New | i1 Britain Machine basketball quintet a sson in the court game last night | and the final score stood 62 to 27| lin favor of the mgter readers ¥ H & Frank Wojak and Stevie Dudack i were easily the stars of the game while Frank Sheshan worked well at guard ‘with his brother, Johnny. T [Billy Wojak always manages fto ! STANLEY WORKS LADIES! Luckey Strikes LEAGTE 9 b= 14 |sneak in a few important goals and |his work last night was no excep {tion. The Gascos are arranging for {more games with the factory league |teams and Jim Lynch states that | his team will b one of the leading s in the city Ah Ha'e Wojak keeps in trim for basetall = = P by following the court game and if ' £ |“Chucky's” batting eve is as good & |next year as his shooting eve is now, | I :w is due for a big season on th |dlamond On the Alleys COMMERCTAL BOWLING ALLLYS SPECTAL MATCH Auto Motor Sal or Rollurown. Dandies Lawrence Koselek Martin Erirson Adams Lang, 5er New Brmun Herald. Edwardson Straker Hennessey Gerrial O'Conner Venberg P. & ¥. CORBIN LEAGTE Shippers. 1 3. Arturr Nyborg .. Packers 105 80 Mesk(l Supernaught ROGERS BOWLING ALLEYS SPECIAL MATCH South End Girls. Schultz Gray . Warner Gerlander Cusack 108 93 Russell & Erwin Office. .98 .82 A 5186 89 | Pawlow ..109 | Guesman SH87 STANTEY WORRS MENS Farmers. basketball | Youngs “CORRECT DRESS™ Accommod: nmg, Waits ’f‘l' Cruel, Aimless Hlmtfl' He Pepps at a »1'15' when his i and e went to every h ghot only wounded commandeered an 110 a hardware He returned animal after od the deer , former Giant Army baseball He succeeds McCormick, All of which forecasts an-| r great eleven for next season. | Coach Gil Do “Oh! wad some power gie us a i To choose the right and fiing gif WITH APOLOGIES T0 ROBERT BURNS 1925 1€ O N : Some Criticize, Others Laud 1t 85 College Activity to the me .tal and ingioriing ong prac cism, Coae more than an: - tormers.” Dy WILL HAVE VET TEAM ducted as to t to Coach Yost of Mi will have |academic pro lette on his 1926 football |work under ic and ua to say anything of & football in no s with unch of material from |their scho fons or physi e m. He loses only cal well-t He added t - ¢ ear's players by gradu- ticisms are being direct e game by those whoh in it e 4, Rutgers 1"1 P football historlan, terd ned the opposition to -"\.‘ s of E. K. )'\H-)mnfmh the football rules committe professionalism and All-American Canford sald that tn his opinion 1 and that 1 11 could 8. He no evil in 1 in football is sserted, T OF (¢ TONIGHT & pEmi TAUGHT CAN COMPARE, WITHGIFTSTOWEA ». + Christmas Presents From Any Woman TO ANY MAN That Will Reflect Her Intelligence, Instead Of Reflecting Upon It, And That Will Arouse Pleasure In The Gi ft And Pride In The Giver Y r . ILVERED with the dust of yeass is the familiar quip that awoman always selects Chri make him mad, instead o istrmas Gifts for 2 man which f glad. If Mrs. Reader will only choose for Mr. Reader things to wear, she'll make it 2 lot, not a lottery. 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Unbeellas ing Sticks i Evening Dress Jewelry Wool.Lined Glor Silk Hose, Plain Or Clocked Sflu:r’ghdflu Fur !‘:r“ é‘(:fnfl Ribbed Wool Hose,Sort OrLong Raincoars Waistcoars Sulk- And- Wool Hoe Path Robes Madras Pajamas Mocha Gloves Silk Muflers Colored Handlere Motoring Cape Wool Muffers ik Warm Undersuits Capeskin Gloves House Jackets Buckskin Gloves Lounging Robes Silk Shirms Sk Web Surpe Rul I¢ Bask t-Ball Industrial Leag Y. M. (. | coach, A FITTED CASES HAT BOXES TRAVELLING BAGS WEEK-END CASES Leather Goods Are 1seful Gifts CONNECTICUT HAT CO. 6 R. R. ARCADE And mad was the rush To get in the stores Or get killed in the crush. Pa wanted an overcoat, Ma bought him a vest; The coats were all gone, So she got the next best. Son asked for a sweater, And blue was his pick; No sweaters were left, But NOW we have everything, A full line of gifts; We'll thank you most kindly To bring in your lists. 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