New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 9

st s e T T Speaking of Sports § | § NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1926, [thought and as ho was just about hitting hin stride since the begin. ning of the scason, he should make |things hum starting Wednesday night. | | There is a preststent rumor about | Homan On the Alleys | = ® ® | A5 403 =1 CASINO BOWLING ALLEYS NEW BRITAIN HERALD Wows, W at the third and ded ¥d ssne 008 srtmme gy | (0WD that the third and declding |4 Manager Lanpher of the Guards | had already contracted for a game with All-Middletown in Middletown for next Saturday night and if the third game with the Legion is to be declded next Saturday night, he will have to cancel this engagement. The Industrial league play to- night will draw all the rabid court fans of the city to the Y. M. C. A, gymnasium to watch the Iafnir team play against the R. & B. quin- tet. This Is the most Important game teama hecause whichever one wing, and one of them has to win tonight, will be In a tle for first place with P. & F. Corbin while the loser will eventually go into third place, Corbins {s In first place by virtue of having won 10 games and lost two, Fafnir and R. & E. have won nine games and lost two. Tonight the winning team's standing will be 10 won and two lost. The losing team'’s count will be nine won and three lost. After the play-off, the wining team's margin for the cham- rlonship of the league will be 11 won and two lost, the losing team's margin for second place will e 10 won and three lost while the loser of tonight's game will stand with nine won and three lost, Tonight's game will be a fight well rth seeing. Fafnir lost its two mes to P. & V. Corbin. R. & E. st its two games to Iafnirs and landers while it beat the Corhin flve two times. Each team fs ou to win tonight's game and predic- s as to which team will win are tiful, but 1t certainly is hard to | vick & winner. As for us, we fall , plek. After tonight's game 15 the ouly time in which we will venture statement as to the winning team. Tha question of tonlght's winner comething like the question of “Will Chapman hang.” Tf the law fakes its course next Monday night after Chapman will har fnirs or R ha biggest sc that will « & winn } But tha Faf dash, ) the league, proposition to us. Compar two teams, most Gicorge Mulligan has agaln taken fn making sure of Connecticut’s roowith the ¢ Delaney to appear v in Hartford on step forws the cream vam for nandling the erd olle f Lot s sufficiently To- ry to his from Casino d to meet ¥ night morning of the is matc Features of SHIRTS ‘ | 1.Neckurve”collars and neckbands. | 2. Flatlock-stitching. | 3.Gapless full-length | center-plait. | 4.Six-buttoned front. 5. Every button sewn with 24 stitches. colors. -Fabric name woven in the label. [FAGIE SHIRTS of the season for these two game between the American Legion | jand Natlonal Guards quintets will | {not be played this Saturday night | Just what the reasons are, is hard |to dope out though some say that | |1t results from a difterence over money maifers, Others are of the | opinfon that the uards may be a bit leory of the Leglon following the | stunning surprise sprung on them by Harry Ginsberg's crew last 8aturday We have had no way of ascertain- | ing whether this {s true or not and | re* walting an announcement by |either Manager Lanpher or Coach | Ginsberg. It the game is not to be | played, then tha champlonship of the city will remain in doubt until| | next season rolls around and now is {not the time to hodge on playing out the serfes, | There fsn't any doubt about it but |that the Guards will have to step fast and lively to win the serles be- {cause the Leglon team showed world of stuff last Saturday night jand although there are m who | | persist in thinking that t game was ‘‘tramed,” such a thing to those who witnessed last Saturday night's ‘,.r me scems next to fmpossible, The two teams ended up in a tie scora 15 all at the end of the first | half and the Leglon won onut in th second half by one point. Two teams would have to be much more clever than the Guards and Teglon to “fix game as closely as all that. 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