New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1926, Page 9

SITLTTIENIILIENe RN A0RLNELNLALNILTILN Speaking of Sports R R RS I TSTE S I T R SR RN SRS 42 YO The Natlonal Guards came back Saturday Dixies into 41 The v great- wtors in the hall had the feeling that all Several of the prom- inent men on the team were playing Individually and the great team d the quintet's into the winning columns night when they took the camp by the score of 85 to Guards fatled to impress ve Iy in the firts half and spec was not well, vork that s m play this year wa lacking. Near the end of the first half, however, the team got together af- g ter @ time out and the player apped into it and came through with « lead for the first frame, Then in the second halt its good work wand increased the ead gained cavller and it was good at they did so. 1" Reynoll nd Restelli taken out of the game on the four|* and Latlar and Glerochowski were put in«in their vrsonl foils ac With the departure of these 0 strong cogs in th hine, the Dixies ¢ and it looked for 1 Ke efor score, Reynolds was 1 t for the Guar 188 instead of shooting and in this way, scoring cha were lost, msclf, had his eye on the down on his floor At imes, he passed the ball back and orth and t n work wis great o wateh. On oflier oceasions, how- @ one of his o dit that 1 one all th him the ¢ Restelli outsh nhers ¢ naiag ] to siip ‘ (s on tie v Haio At the e v b He had siip ket and was 1ee e 1 went Hafner missed the pass and Hm'ds and arms werc clways stiff UICK EASY WAY T[I HELP STIF JOWNTS - ailor tells how to overcome stiffness in hands A Philge!plia tailor has found a quick way of getting rid of stiffness in the hands aud arms caused by constantly using » hot iron. “1 have been using liniments for a “but I find that the best. It al- long time,” he says, Sloan’s Liniment ways gives me instan and address given on request.) No matter how many other reme- vou may have tried—Sloan’s will “t‘m you. Just )"lt it on lightly, with- out rubbing. er!n.nnx Sloan’s sends a healing tide of fresh, new blood right to the stiff, aching joins. The e you know the aching and : are gone, Ge' a bottle loday. All druggists—35 cents. st thi NEW BRITAIN COUNTY “Y” LEAGUE TO ' START PLAY THIS WEEKw turned to be bumped by the flying Reynolds. that the bump anyone seelng the as intentional, “Red's" to do any damage, Had Haf- ner caught the pass Reynolds would (SIx Teams Entered Vor Honors Comi- ssed just where the posed of Groups In Varlous Towns And Clties, from going in t and instead, he hit the No serious injury Varmington Valley-Now ulted from |Mn ‘\‘nuv Hafner will less huve a ';‘m.« contending days to come quintets entered are th . Corbin team has ree ceived a hard blow {n the announe ment that Benny Paris has probahly 0 the team for the > and Simshury 1 of Kensington, am will play week, winding p durlng th » hetween the Corbin and Ha ford Rubber Works teams at the Y. % A. Friday night and an ) picture taken Saturday revealed th the team kept up |a tending doctor states that it will be at least six week able to stand on the damaged foot o than two above |i tonch with each |uwd Il S. CHURCH TAKES A HALF GAME LEAD ed From Preceding Pag In the week set. Local Latry seal entry will New Britain me along L time as if rttord quintet wouid over- The game ended ce to tie the | muership on composed of 1h 1 and they showed it by their accustoming hoother in the see- a much better |« %, bul on many ul opportunities to S ve, and John Wilk eams with toc Ket, but by plaging Individually, The winners started with and Oshorn rinute and ro ing in less than up ten points b touched the From then on t .]' exhibitions Saturday nigit and tho second half, but always the North Granhy to pull before the danger distance. ns had field da say that his floor work was good plays ite first the team in pass- Johnson wvas South (nnp.u;: tion which FACE HARD SCHEDULE . Quintet To Play Games This Week Beinz a Home Contest. is expected to win over the Suf Florida 4m‘!( $ ‘ ¢ ( W \ Ao i " % Florida Eest Coast Ltd. 5 o Ve 1 5 i | | Cosst Line Florida Mail ‘ s the expert s about to | B Evergldes Lid. (2 Trains) mos 5 N A ¥ inenp in tonlght's Yewm Falls Victim Onslaught of Lewis High Quinget ol Senthington, SHORT-LIVED COMEBACK Tor Washington Senators And He Was Sent to New Orleans, N llml\\\nun DAILY HERALD, M IONDAY, JAN L\I\ 4, 1926, LEAD 1S RETAINED s cLds e ers 'FLASHES OF LIFE: NEW YORK GIRLS [orain s el shutter which falls the ¢ klass is crucked, often s tohing the entoring arm. ~UEANDLCTONGHT TAKE PLEDGE NOT TO SMOKE NOW . BY SPEEDY DIXIED \|||u\' el Team To Furnish Opposi \ W | Porrves, 24 {another testing the device, tion To Locals At Last Main ry 1 i 4ENed: Y V g i Frime shutter falls with OneSIded Gamcs thc Rl af S it jerathe Hvory. kAgg Gymnasium o . o of muking the invention fail of the thing. 1f is has oys Cluh Leland AL« rl Now Y (¢ \ ) et 1 ndard requirements ap- | W 1s e, Ry K 1oy IFitapatni 1 18T ! 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