New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1926, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN mxxwxmmmrnrm. TIEIIIIIIIIIaItIIIIIIIIIIIIIILIIILLY, I30eneee TRLER0RRLLNRLLLLASALILALALILILLLS STANLEY RULE FIVE GIVES FAFNIR QUINTET SCARE IN “DUSTY” LEAGUE— _CYCLONES WIN FIRST HONORS lN BOYS’ CLUB LEAGUE i STATE TRADE SCHOOL WINS— BOYS’' CLUB TEAM WINS IN SPRINGFIELD—CUE ARTISTS TO APPEAR HERE THURSDAY NIGHT | RULE SHOP FIVE GIVES IS (LUB IV INDUSTRIAL GRIS * ROLL HIGH SCORES HEIR IRt s S s e SR e S A e e st WATER WIZARD KEEPS IN SHAPE 1120200000000 22 0000002000000 HIGH SEHOOL 10 PLAY WEAVER HERE FAFNIR CREW BAD SCARE FINALLY SHATTERED SR Individual Averages for First | Red and Gold Has Hardest Part Desperate Battle Takes Pl j;-l\\c-n Hardware ()ut-‘DeIw[ of Leland A, C. Gives ez it and Bearing Makers—R. & B, R Show Goud Ay Wor fit and Bearing Makers—R. & E. Has Battle to Pull S(I’flingiflS \\\ l‘ rom l‘thnm. \t.lnlc\ W mln Tmm—l oul\ Gt i (v.um- a Torrid Affair, Lengne Standing W 1 the I'a Harold Wei knee, go econd frame, s half thongh his tear makers crepf nd ticd th © minutes of | total er | pags in t ain for 2 t Bel- hig scoring | tory ted in 10 | 7 patka )| veral | 1 t 1 I ja | | | | sion 11 | seriously Belser then came | “afnirs in the the game. lead star of the fson played a whals Mur- 11 4 0 ,0n beg Sannders r tand Will Tun Lian 1 In 600 Yard Race Without Workout of Any Kind n rley Hoff rway T GOLF Opor 11 Champion=hip Wateh sensa » the ¢ estion. BISKO 1N NEW YORK a ) 1 | be ca m > floor, | buginess 1) | «pringticla |ona sem club basketball team inx which has been | persistently dogging Its steps this 1 at lust managed to win o row when it reas- its supr over the Le- Springfield in an in- played in that city Central High school. The vie- 8 the club an even Lreak in arts this year, G, of it the & gamo nined to avenge defeat here last mouth, Fitzpatrick and Brooks | 1 the floor before Cap- | L set the locals in ac with a palr of fouls. Following | goal by Shaine and a free toss by | . Pete Sliva dropped in the bas and e ohnny Weismuller records | Mention of one Thiy youthtul natator water marks than any am his it A period started inecticut team contin core until 16 half ends g thelr stri as ped to the you hird peri to was hit wchira in action, was imy took Johnny in hand. # i on Weissmu a0 S5 | arks. And < 2 W every year. hadliio| Mo | record biit iwan it one the | strict otowala | onent's E be 3 was ind He reviy training stuft, I am and pie 100 § was ooliihis ice cad safely The winne to rs showed too g oot instead of pass- they did get down to bored holes in the fense and sc d VI"\ hasket p.u\«\ » floor, asses and fashion t acen Gill ing, bt n ey breaking dribhles in and " to roll well in th 1 scoreless sece opponents wonderful went first @ out jumped 1 taller men iroke up team at home | Brooks and Bagnall rred ¢ home team. A large crowd of rooters ac companied the Boys' club the gallery, ummary Boys' Feb, § (A began the today with nal its existen Clah .G of sportsmunst 1 high cient tc en Xigtenes wanother cormemoration ‘s greatest ¢ close Shai Mot 18 Commi; TRADE SCHOOL QUINTET : WALLOPS WEST CROMWELL o nt Bad |’ regards Landis th human nent Local Baskethall Five Takes othe 1 higher a Tall Visiting Out of Team 1 publi Ame. e L n —Sceonds Win, Wes nior vight e isium 1" ol 1 T J Thomas on th the Ramy, ? § th Trade Schol fr imming as a kid. ) saw the young- ed, ston and hold otk 1 ont pro Fro h 1o well v f T the ewim- synonomous. her e commencing mashing activities he a tough matter to stick 1o ra fair ideals af or groy-1 10t ngs out the other. mory in- doubtless pidly One and kept on doing his found the liked his After nic: NATIONAL LEAGUE - GOLDEN JUBILEE‘ ' Fitting Tributes Paid to Basehall Pioneers and Present Players lebration play i- ntivy Gl yers 1blic as a pre- som this th as f in- | t mis- instit ol com ttend- first National leaguc rame year pl stior at gan he Arne Dor Lorg t and durin d the gre may g are y ar mbye nter they vin larger P new rs 0 hung many of jave £ the Wejsss ¥ hoto « rance n nous Coral G W in the Cebb in hascball and idiron. That, by slenty issmulle swimmin e 15 been stepping is shov vxhjbition The Ameari in Screw girls ov the while bowling te M. C. A ab the Stanley night Level lagsies pinned them up to beat | teay Skinner \ght. The s s as follows American Hardw R Larson Lirickson Schwartz ., . Ploss Corbin Screw Corp. Weleh sS4 Thomas . Anderson . Ripple Nymsa the tion- 15 Stanley Rule & Ley Dlum . 85 pas! issmuller year at W \ sohnltz, PG, Allstrom ... f the Tlinois A have been tou g exhibit 402 Skinmer Chuck Co. Johnson .. Hall . Petorsos May arks on seve 00, wn in 1l Miami, Fla the same place ternity as do Grange on the | the way, is|ish of t Individual Averages Last night's play marked cond round in th and a compilation of aver: b games so far rolled ERKES TAKES MATCH Artist Wallops Dominick Wtt; and Bill McLean, umpire, oth RANGERS BOWLING Enthusiastic Marks Re- vival of Interest In Athletic Club's Derhy Cuc Soccoli in Pocket nament Play. Frkes of Soccoli, Dominick Gatheris : : in the I tournamen S ir b mor ot with local man Socioli wil Middletown who, And allow s of i of ieres he and e 1 part Appear i M nifred pocket s W billic W h rld Concannon, championshiy appear in d trick nd the me Ita and mey AFTER l'\\ S RECORD tain club They wil « Britain club at misprint in last nigt holds out the mark for Lut | i their ap n opportunity Mar William cxhibition. Bo k their unbroker 0 Georg Kiviat and pocket positions Billiard Experts to ! in This City My shooting at the ind Elk announced for last expe arancE 0 sec rom and E. Linn lead of $8. The Perchy . Weleh ... .. Kendzior . 8. Seheyd M. Carlson | He MeGuire billiarad Farmer {1, Cronin ... IN. Matulis A. Broft R. Berard Kilduii Plochas . Middleton . Billiard Tour- | Britain en- meetin atched the yoriy ene shark | ' to 62 “\n‘[ M. Burkarth Erickson Hall ... Bium Johnson .. Macholtz Quinn Scheyd McAloon Johnson Plose Firnhaber O'Brien Toduck M. M. L, Imore, | M. inst Grippo | {HL ) in one | R makes it hot {A. H 1. 1 rs, champion and’ Jo- inner of the ) tournament, | i exhibition of New club Thurs- appear at the S o'clock and at Throu it's edition, | | | | i | 1 M ! 1 E. irdist, Larson May Andorson Ripple Tgor Lissrig Neumann Stignell Rymea Apelgren Johnson Macrz ngle 1 M A\ G A the | E M. M. rts on the pool here will members wonderful th try to » shot record. r the BiLL - No Vs TALKING | M uor'\.(:/ ME on A DIE PEGINNING TOMCORRAW ~ -THE NEKT Dax - WELL- XT_Dan GEORGE - KNOW WHAT I'M GoiNG To DO BEGINNING | ToMORQow ? NOo MoRE \ PIES, %fi:’\k/\ RIGID A,\[T = ¢ Ly NEXT DAY in Hardware and ams Split of Schedule Remaining New Rethall t tiie three r it s gors Britain 1 mowill main ' r Weny leys last Inle & & Lome games cdnl i eymnasiom s the rnoon igh n two school five meeting v Dhrite am in ind an City this ond N 1 City 1 game L the st Satnr opportunity for ) t 1o pay up victory or t comes nts" ully ware Cassidy Captain bound City squa has unearthed number of promising eanc for ofr positions. Politis played conter and 2% in the back court ith moved e o ! vaken i Grorge Jarge S W I { plvotal position, hs promising candid +f vacant hy e to compets in scholase Politis. eonters place at Havlick while Hammy brother of Bill a former '|the team, will give both " | boys a hard run for the guard, Coach Cassid who is profi forecourt or the forward seems cit uied ot Darrow, star on of these Adams or a berth pack, Cherpac members of the {and have mes that year. With this w k from, Cassidy's ing the two important left vacant through mid-year fon up. somewhat and e abllity of most of candidates, shown thus f. liis chanees of molding another win- ning combination scem bright. The Weaver higl} school team will furnish stiff opposition for tia team on its first step with the new material. Weaver is considered one of the strongest quintets in states scholastic circles and Coach one feels confident that N vie- ill be charged up against 's squad after Saturday afte ornoon's game. The most important games of the stic schedule are facing 1 n team, New and Hartford are two of the o be met besides We Manchester and St. Thomas' semin- v are the T two terams which Red and Gold will face heforo season comes to a close, th he leg ages anid Sowka are o varsity team arring has played Jun heen team this ing with S of material {0 job of places grad- Coach is cased of the |t the Adams Leadmg Church League Point Scorers Joel Adams, captain of the South church entry in the TInter- rch basketball league, gained 8| ground in the scoring race last week and now has an 11-point lead over his nearest rival, Deming He- wett of the Methodists, Adams has scored 64 points in six games and | Hewett has dropped in Nibby Nyborg of the Lutherans came fast and by making 11 points drew up to within one of Hewett. Although idle Saturday, Malone of Kensing- 6% ton retained fourth position with .. 60{43 points. “Chiz" Cooley of fhe . 39| South church, with 41, gone 581into fifth place, while two South church men, Parker 57| Havlick, are right behind with 45 land 85, respectively. By BRIGGS loh . 63 62 has other nd 9 AND Tne NEXT DAY- e GEORGE BEGINNING TOMORROW 1'M ON A LGETTING Too -~ AND THE uex‘r~ B“—'— NOW m | ToMORROW | M OFF ALL | | RIcH FoODs - \'M PUTTING ON AN AWFUL LOT oF {I/L’VQMT*'BEGHQN\NG To= MORROW - | M ON A DIET: 2 Rl [ BILL = I'M Go'NG To CUT \ou‘r BREAD, POTATOES, \AND ALL STARCHY FooDS BEGINNING ToMoRRoW — e~ AND SO AD INFINITUM = THEY NEVER = v o ji i A NY TRBUNE N