New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1926, Page 13

5 St e S ' Speaking .of Sports BSITTIIRINININNIISININENNLINITIINILILSLNN: Harry Ginsberg and Dr. Goorge Dunn both forgot thelr favorite pas- times, basketball and golf respec- tively this morning to sing out “How Come?" when Bill Mangan and Doc Morrissey tell of the results of their bowling match at the Casino alleys faturday afternoon, Harry wants to know if these two claim the champlonship of the pro- slonal men 1o the eity and when s found out that they consider hemselves the king topplers of the timber, he promptly issued a chal- lengs to the palr, naming George Washington Dunn as his partner in ime, In fact, quoting from Attorney ! (Judge) Ginsberg, he sald: “I can beat Mangan at anything and if he says he is champion, he is the omly ono who thinks so. I challenge him | and Do¢ Morrissey to a match and | with George Washington Dunn, we will show him just who are bowl- ng champions among the prcxesvJ sional men." | Harry was all het up. He sald: “Mangan might be a product of Nigger Hill" but, don't forget that I once lived in McCabe's Block at the fool of Dublin Hill and there never was a day when the gang from | the end of Myrtle street could put anything over on us Main street guys.” When Harry gets talking that way, he is surely warmed up. On Ehe Alleys TAFNIR BOWLING LEAGUE EW BRITAIN DAIL German Baptist Pastor ‘Y’ fiYM I. AR”Y ’ A One of Hymnal Editors P[]P” [10cal b Rev. G. H. Schneck, pastor of the |German Baptist churc't of this cily HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1926, lucational classes ar and led by industrial mer TS ST o S ee—— held March | | siness | e b in the Junjor | under Clark's restaurant and burned 1 school 1} for men and wo | through partitions and floorings to with Mrs. Gilbreth as the | 1 the roof. A delay In the fire appara- s i LI LT o LAl ] | |tus reaching the sceno gave the FAYNI® LEAGUE [and Prot. Von Jergo of Dayton. O selves for thelr work ' EHE ok pk x| | ftames headway. Engines went to Heat Treat, formerly of this city, have been J I e A 'n,_..\ alailsts anusny ‘\‘\ b Congress street instead of Congress a8 91 4 [delegated by the bourd of publica- | — Al ok ome ! factories and | s square and Devonshire. The build- ) tion of the German Baptist churclc (| B Held b f Fusiar course.” Grou e ! goeaflote praciy SR ing known as the Prince block, for- h of North America to edit a ne § ing Charol R ired by a member of the commit- [m i | merly was the first home of the Bos- L1 e hymnal. The new hymnal will be | 455es being Held oy Ghureh . s Mt S St m}”:‘yi"u""jT”hme 10 Be Paid to Men Wlw\'“" dhollb, Sl e written In German and English, | h AN bt e t ndustrial councll visited the g — 3§20 6 y this teo, {s co-operation aven i 5P frrlntos Hofhyer . vee B4 19 two hymnals. PR A5 b : ~.. <n H of t Americanization committes, ’ mas' namesakes in Natal, in South adrain 6w . o Sn (Al Drogram, in the Educational S Coes DeLa Zuceh) 1 Gregor Warner Wardelin Hopkins Ginodison Focy . Schenek Patrus Hodenbury 0 . 112 79 86 443 304 Turning. Alex 87 87 1"lood 103 89 206 Telz 5 38 289 Ander: 54 292 Lowman 266 4001423 Harry and his partner the doctor o htils from the best town in the tate, Southington at the Casino alleys tomorrow after- | noon when Mangan and Morrissey | continue thelr bitter strugegle for | supremacy and he plans to hurl lown the gauntlet with a resounding slap and force the duo into a match ith the city title at stake, | Of course, Dave Dunn has to be ard from yet end now we know why it is that P. F. McDonough has been slipping in so many practice scsslons at Rogers alle We are | 1frald that these two will be out after the scalps of the rest of their nfreres in the law or medicine 1siness and maybe, the time will me when clvil actions will be led out on the lanes with the cision going to the winner. er, do all these insist on | One thing. hov Jimants to the honors nd that Is that Fred Russell be the ian who chalks up the scores. Tt is apparent that th feel that they are on the ri of the iitie cxpert and matches | in be won with help of the are por. Bach man will have is own representa on hand, owever, to wateh Fred's caleula- tions t he won't be able to Tust heard from 1 hie tells us that Harr will have to go out and ¢ Lefor Croas he i8 a g ! o play a of more years b‘-} fore he gets ss where he e e two Bills Jateh at either game. & fan cannot get | the w 1 Guards | Saturday night looking forward to rds topple the Atla Haven the coming | a4 got into the | Ihe entire squ e and every wan showed up in enderful shape. The 1ards : o Springficld Y. M A. team in City of Hc s W lay night nd the local te 5 o len Saturday night the in Met 1 him on the subject. Railey that ther The bowling of the te | ered for 1al meeting | sierday ir Rogers’ Re- | Church street up the state ampionship of March, represented. ation building on nd deeided T rs alleys tn {his city will have entries, the for- mer putt orth the present state \derson, and the | | who can roll | in the statc | champi the |1 H to cop but he will |} nst a tougher combina- |y r there are 16, One al- |y aniclson was on an application to join | t but the distance to veaching Dantelson s eat that (1 members decided | st. of th yester- Ha ue. havi orge C. r is president been elected Rogers is treasurer I A. W. Granger, a sports| tor from Hartford, is seéretary interest in the league is great- n ever the best evidence |y is was given yesterday when |I Ny d the meeting. viing is fans than ever before and me to be the Monday afternoons, the ers' club of the city gather alleys and better de- | sport were never The Commercial | drawing a 31(3(97‘2! s real indoor | & ¥ iound alieys on Main street and the Fra. |C, anywhere with' the | M night ternity alleys along Casino are all busy every will be on hand || Calby 96— 279 <erhn 282 Rasensw, - 214 Caokish n8 g0 307 01493 4531437 Hanger Foxcs. PS80 Y = 96— 9% 103 91— Newman 10 A0 Comstock 04 on 01 478 NeColvin 8 Relotn o4 Neleon 81 Tipats 84 Lowman 8% 431 4431288 ROGERS BOWLING ALLEYS ETANLEY WORKS ME; S LEAGUE 501 Bennetts, Pattison cea1100 131 Hein 108 84 Jones .. SUsa0 AL 467 504 Farmers, Sodce Yy ! « a0 451 1S & In 16 . apiy 89§ m, 84 58 Moares, ¥ f 7 o 14 STANLEY WORKS GIRL'S LEAGUE Lucks Strikes. e poy Spark Plogs Dandies. 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