New Britain herald., 1922-12-07
TO
 
Speaking of Sports
BY cLERKrN

The following letter has been re-
 ceived at the Herald, which Is self
 explanatory: Sporting editor; "The
 RedlAnds football team would like to
 know why 1t is that the Rovers, who
 were victorious in the game last Sun-
 day, refuse to play return game for
 the benefit of m injured player. We
 feel that the Rovers should help us
 by staging another game. Tn con- versation with Manager Frank Nc Aleer of the Rovers on Monday night,
 he said that the season for his club
 had closed, and therefore he WAS una
 ble to arrange game. In the next
 breath he inquired if we played the game would 1t have any bearing on the city championship. told him that we conceded the title to his team, and that VIC merely wanted to stage a benefit game. admit that we were outplayed by the Rovers, but, never theless, think we can turn the tables in another game. Should the Rovers decide to play another game, the Red- lands will usc the following players: Crenn, Conley, Belsor, Norton, Boj- nowski, Schultz, Deroodinn. McCabc, Putney, Miller. Grip, Gierchowski, Bacon, Gasperian, Walker, O'Dell and Meehan. Yours in sport, Frank Null len. manager, Redlands."
 Two games are scheduled in the Saturday Afternoon Basketball league at the Y. M. c. A. next Saturday, as follows: Senecas against the Inde- pendents and Pirates against the Vik- ings.
 Henry Dressel, chairman of the volley ball committee at the Y. M. c. A. has completed arrangements of organization, and the first games will be played on Saturday night. The makeup of the teams is as follows: Vulcans. Oscar Sahrbacher captain; Galbraith. Glabau, Wright, Gustafson, Walker. Fisher; Professionals, pr. J. E. Conger, captain: Loomis, M. D. Sake, Roche, Fitzei, Scott. Davis, Taylor and Hornkohl; Champions, Henry Dressel, captain: Stowell, Van Oppen. Reaney, Walthers, Rosensweg, Jones. Di Nonno; Old Timers Thomas w. Grove, captain; Doherty, Dorsey, Sexton, Judd, Hergstrom, Luebeck, and Ericsson. The schedule arranged to date Is as follows: De- cember g, Champions vs. Vulcans; Professionals vs. Old Timers; pecXl6, Old Timers vs. Vulcans; Professionals vs. Champions; Dec. 2S, Champions vs Old Timers; Vulcans vs. Frofes- I sionals. The first game is scheduled to start at o'clock and the second game at S:45.
 The Rangers basketball team of Manchester, would like to book games with any team in this city, averaging in weight from 125 to 13O pounds. Communications should be addressed to Edward Robb, care Herald Of- fec, Oak street. Manchester.
 bowling team representing Cham i oerlain Council. Jr. o. U..A. M. will | to Waterbury tomorrow night 10 roll the Junior Mechanics in that ,ity. The local team, accompanied by delegation of rooters, will leave he club rooms at o'clock in auta-. mobiles. Those who will roll on the | ocal team are as follows: Foote, xallgren. Wright, c. Anderson, Long. Rawlings and Charlie" May.
 A meeting of the Revers A. c. will f De held at o'clock this evening in St. Johns hall on Newington avenue. Plans for the basketball season will be discussed.
 George Mulligan of Waterbury was n this city yesterday afternoon. He S boosting his boxing card for nex night very highly.
 The Eagles basketball team of the New Britain Boys club will stack up against Troop 66 of Hartford at the ocal gymnasium tomorrow night. There will be preliminary anne be- ween the Comets and the onAmrocks