New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1926, Page 11

On the Alleys ¥RATE Y BOWLING ALLEYS SPECIAL BIG PIN MATCH Fraternity Five, New Britain, upold AR 179 20 264 181 203 . Speaking of Sports Busso M The National Guards step out for (wo games this week with the Bris- obertson his week wit Br ; ; omoted from tse & yrade o| New Haven, Jan, 12—Motor bus g tol Endees, The first will be played 384 830 N M dv [ | “Since that time Californfa teams|Casino alleys, The league 18 made | cago meeting of the United St iy e & v»“:n’r‘n L ‘w'!\ operation in this v 2 in the Bell City tomorrow night at = Colt's of Martford. ever m lc 0W |have been winning steadily and as|up of nine teams, ‘.;u‘w:.-‘] of mem- | Goll associution o of the opinion «'\.}11«\"“:;"”:. :;1\ ml‘n} "\\I"II‘I‘I':"K’H:I‘:' \Id"‘l lh;‘ the Nw\;wl‘i’ux“‘l::\l«l’);‘r:;:- the Bristol high nchugl H’i""lll\‘JSIu;‘l Wrovens, oo _:‘-,; 3:}' {a result there has been somewhat |bers of the club, Matty Hayes Is the that the 1 for open chy hools in the city \».bw‘. be sent to|portation company on those routes 3 ':‘v"’v‘lq ‘r’l"”v P‘;\,vfi)\nlfu ‘::lito "lll“:l\x:x)x':' Fz‘l..‘ bl s e Chicago, Jan. 12 (®—The \ns(j’y'“fl""]ui\l‘)\r;qx:*fl(’n:l“ on tha part of | guiding spirit of the louguo this year plonship this year will be set at 160 | the junlor high schools, it was learn- | whieh were recently leensed by the s ¥y Y Tuaus) Dbl At Al Dt PARAS At oo h public i r ready to see a cham- [and he hus arranged to have, prizes with the first §0 in | s final ed public utilities commission at the duy night, Morwin b e e y " plon dethroned, oftercd to the winning team each | list at Worceste without Inquiries among 12 elementary |same rate of fare as is now in force . — fornia football coach, who die: last| “Such is the glory of winning for participating 1 cetional elim- school principals show the following | throughout the system of the New ‘The Guards have no reason for week in Philadelphla was that|even a winner in any walk of life teams will roll sched- | inations. promotions: W \gton se 5; [Haven road feeling downhearted over the loss of ROGEN % x “Winning {s Not the Thing in Foot. | has troubles. But the on to be | uled games every Tuesday night for| Herctofore only one man, the | V. B, Chamberlain school 2| This is announced In a statement he game to the Atlas last Batur- JERS DOWLING ALLEYS bal—the {s the Thing." learned from football is an import- | the balance of the season and the |champion, hus been perinitted to er Nathan Ha ! Rockwell |issued by Vice-president . G. Buek- y night because the closeness Of | STANLEY WORKS MEN'S LEAGUE He sent the article to the All.|ant one to all who can profit by it.{tcam ending the ¢ with the best the champlonship proper without evl O, Smith school, 25; v.um; ind of the New Haven :-ua;l the score Indicutes the brand of | Moores, . | Sports magazine just before leaving | Winning is not cverything and it Is | scorves, will be awarded a handsome litying, Cyril Walker being the : L : y t ball that was played. The |l o, |California for the Cornell-Pennsyl-|far better to have played the game | prize to be announced later, and will “secded” player at Worcester., vlayers are determined to lose no |y vania game Thanksgiving Day, Soon |squarcly and lost than to have won falso be banqueted at the club rooms e Macfurlune would have th lore 1es thiy season and so the 1 after he was stricken with pneumon. At the sacriflce of an jdeal.” on Maln street it car under existing rules liristol Endees should watch out, ia. The message will be published | St e———— | e The date for the open failed to \: In meeting the Endecs, the locals| “It is not the question of winning ) All-Southpaw Teams to bl e L will have an opportunity in a way | Moot - or losing in any particular game,” | Wy | tage Bowling Match| sovby Jones, George von Eim o avenge themselves for the defeat | cyrtls wrote the famous coach of the| | 3 <1 5 Francis 5 Guilford sifered at the hands of Holyoke five | Polits 267 [ Golden Bears,” or for that matter in | g Aret kleouthodte BOWIIR | opicr muing Teuse Rusetesr and ast week, This 18 possible because | ¢ any particular season, Winning in | L E : QA EILL Lt e WL T are understood to be & forward combination and center ‘o football fnvolves winning the games | ] [[o8 £olled 1anlENL At BORCHE Rourofe in line for positions on three who played on the Hol- of a season, the respect of one's | —— Hortajle e sl oD el Walker cup team which will in voke five and in fact they were the plsyars)iHetoontinente oei (e publiallPnsSTSNCE I IR e e o hendeve andshead il gb ongland L Lhin Al mmiers tive works for the Massachusetts (Continued ¥rom Preceding Page) |ed by Maurice Cusack, will tuke on v, | by beating the Endees, the Guards will have an opportunity to n up things. The Bell City five a newcomer in the ranks but it jed in the whirlpool of state sketball with a loud splash and n imposing array of court talent s been banded together. Malcolm and Feldman, rated as best pair of forwards in th ie in this section of the countr hen they are playing together, will doubly hiclped by the presence of Donoghue, their regular center. his trio 18 enough to make any teum step and with the guard ma- rial that Manager Joe Carroll of o Bristol tram has gotten to- ier, the Guards are in for two Stones, Tijs weele will be Waterbury cck for the New Britaln high «chool basketbail team. Tomorrow ernoon, Wilby high school of the s City i3 scheduled to play at » local gymnasium and on Satur- | iy, Crogby lLigh will appear here. Both teams are tough customers, oshy especially belng a hard nut ) crack. | Crosby recently trimmed H ri-‘\ 187 7\?-' n:::l 185 191— #92 AR ew Britaln. 4 high and stands today with AR e e w DBritain as the only team to de- 14 103 102 112— 846 | at the Capital City five, | 2411107 team 13 coming along | ¢ryNpEY WORKS BOWLING LEAGUE 1t present, the school STANDING s one of the strongest teams in | o "‘v armers . 20 Coopers The Wil ast and fhe two Waterbury games should Moores productive of good bLasketball | Th 1 at the same time glve the local an opportunity of seeing er the New B players were willing but inexperl- : 1 FHI]TBALL MESSAfiE enced, The work of bullding a foot- | Athletic Club To Start Season At|Officlals Arriving From Chicago han Hale school will lead all| ™o paryiitt and’ Monros seheols {ball team was a slow process, Then otk ementar; 3 . all team B RION{RE Then | Gasino Alleys With Nlue Teams| Meeting of Opinion That other olementary schools in the|have classes only up to the fifth and winning a victory over one's self, | {sible to win when fo all outward ap- e . |bers of a football team which goes | down to defeat hefore a superior NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANU football after a perlod of rugby, The came better de The material | coming in from schools lad train Rolling For Prizes, i ing, and in 1920 Californta had Flflfll s[()]‘y wafl fo Play Game, o arC ireuen e reaem | T p AT Res A G, e Ing league| New York, Jan. 1 without a defeat, will get under wuy tonight e the strong port sided tear tlon can be Hartford headed by Jules This will be one of the even B Inter- | scason and as It is unusual T have found that often it is pos- | yrant goort built uy The mediate nces I had lost. If the mem- | a W L PCllett slds, a large crowd w team, allow themselves to be depres- e . sed by the thqught of dr 'w.|"‘ tha ‘;"’""_-v 1 7 to watch them perform. chances are they will actually lose, | oo™ 4 14 EE hile If they are able to profit by . epaa A D MOTORGY OLE)IX thelr own mistakes and gain by the | 228 S 2 ) Yeach, Florld experience, they may well gain hy | SPECUVOYS .. 2 289 world's motorey the defeat and thus actually turn it | Lehoans Qoo 4 =% record was sh {nto a victory for themeelves. [lists untorileakhe s i lwhen Joi “The football player who allows LA EC mile Timself to experlence a defeat with- L gel ght out being able to gain therchy, will Koy 2 T4 urs time o 1 find himeelt playing a losing game | A1 Shies . : 114 win eylinder motor % in the game of life. Lightnings . 4 429 nd. He also went 13 “In my first years at California oris 238 jaur on his single eylinder T cull Crushers 0o 1 00| |eral occasions. Yet T attribute much | of the success that has come to me | Wl Play its regular weekly schedule | aotoreycle Assoclation of wl - defeats T suffered during my first | | { years In the west, | Denmark has 500 motor buses. |in 1920 the | i Tex Rickard Has Three Proposl- The American Loglon basket & is to take on another high po 4 team in the St. Mary's five of ! tions for Georges Carpentier to | Think Over on Arrival. | New York, Jan. 12 UP) — George mer light mpion of ion. Carpentier of Irance, fo ywelght hoxing ¢ The Manchester flve played the | the world, will recelve numerous Hartford last week and the | challenges to fight when he arrives were mighty lucky to pull| he on the Majestie tomorrow. t with a win. Fans in this city Among the first to greet him will own the ability of Hafner to!ype Tex Rickard with three propo- but the quality of | sitions — Jack Delaney, Paul Ber- r players can readily | | I and Young Stribling, Stri n Kerr was able to get | ling’s name also will be present field goals during the game and | by Newark, N. J., promoters, Car- any of them while Hafner was| pentier stated before sailing that he rally around his neek, ! probably would accept a bout with Jimmy Delaney of St. Paul at V¢ L non, Calif., if he dec 3 ford {he ring while in America. rescents 1o a margin of one field | RIEPAR 1, that it has the stuff to stand ' ith the best teams in the state | BUSY SCHEDULE yrovided that the publie sup- the team, the best basketball | seen d lo enter intets in the state will be brought | South Church First and Reserve | | Teams Have a Week Tull of Bas- | e Ahe P, \lanages Clarence! Coons i megos | ketuall Aheadfor Them jating with the Hartford Dixies, the | 4 p \eriden I : lles ahead for the dees, Bristol Endees and | soutl, church first and Rescrve sther teams of ke calibre for|(cams. On Thursday night at 6 zames 1o be piayed In this city and | grelock the first string outfit will ‘ing to see some real classy hasket- the Internationals at the tac i | Boys serves wil the team feels |jcague in P perfect stage | the ampions ir opponents, thall play these teams ' yrday night will find the first re to be secured, but it Is because | 54 geath grips with the Lutherans 18 recogtiized that teams must | ¢or the lendership of the Inter- ght here Church league; nelther team has yet 1gh patronage been defeated and a battle royal is expected, Several other games are the works for the following two The Legion committee has a- weeks. 1 to give t project another whirl nd those close to the powers that feel that the Thursday night atronage will soon increase by aps and bounds. There are many ho are sorry that they did not wit- ess the game last week and these ill be on hand to watch the local ovs perform Laugh! — It istl‘l:emmm (on_r[lfikeed';ufi An effort will be made to bring to laugh at virtue. il ihe ladics out this week, Last week, | | cackle of evil is always loudest the male attendance when it finds itself in the pres- Lut the female sex d - || ence of good. W. C. A. entirely and a lot of good But the laughter that rings usie went for nothing and “wasted | | truest and longest in the hearts its sweetness on the desert air.” of men is the joyous laughter of N gu s right that conquers wrong; of CONNOLLY TO APPEAR triumph that rises out of defeat; of happiness that transcends sor- row; of love and forgiveness that are stronger than envy and hate. Jimmy Connolly, former George- | wn middle-distance running star, | vill appear in the Fordham univer ity half-mile event next Saturday | Every month in True Story ight. 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