New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-01-05

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medicine for our ills, is in our midst,
Monsieur coue has big neid In front
OF him, Has he heard OF the brand
OF baseball played In the Eastern AS
ISOLATION during the past few sea-
sonss
Emile suggests that everyone should
repeat twenty times daily EVERY
day In every way, ! am getting better
and better" Can you imagine what
Jim clarkin would say 10 one OF his
players who sprung that on him after
tanning with the bases full? Every
day in every way YOU are getting
nearer the gate" perhaps,
There's room for a whole lot of
anto-suggestion In American sports.
not altogether on the playing field,
The magnates might adopt Il for their
own use. And just think how IL
would help H. for example. the fans
in Boston repeated twenty times
daily: Every day. In every way. we
are getting better and better" Per-
haps they might climb into seventh
place.
Auto-suggestion Is a great thing.
We were out with friend the other
night In his Vanity Case when the
thing stopped and refused TO proceed.
We suggested various things. In re-
Spouse 20 our suggestions. our friend
went out and stood on his head In
the middle OF the road, but V. c. was
We suggested that he use
his flngernail buffer on the ploofitz.
but that didn't work. We suggested
that we both go into a nearby barber
shop and have our hair cut, but that
had no effect. Finally, we suggested |
that he buy some gasoline and put II
In the tank. 1t worked beautifully |
Proving that auto-suggestion is effec-
tive II you are persistent enough.
The opening round of the annual
tournament for the national
championship opens tomorrow
In New York. The lists will not be
complete until Charlie Chaplin files
his entry.
Waterville defeated the Middle
.own Kacey basketball team last
night in Middletown, 20 to IL. Dutch
and Getersloh. Hartford {
athletes, scored all the points for the
Tome team. q
Trinity's basketball shooters came '
rom behind last night at Hartford |
md defeated Middlebury college, 22
o 20. At the end of the first half, &
.iiddlebury was in the lead, 10 to Z.
The Y. NJ. C. A. handball tourna-
nent gets under way today with
4oomis and Greenstein playing Herg-
from and Reany. Eighteen men have j
inferred the tournament. There are
i've teams in the first division and
our in the second. The first round
ill be played between now and
anuary 81. The second round starts
'ebruary and ends February %. !,
The "sawbones" have ordered Gene :
lerkin, Ye Sporting Ed, to indulge :,
i nothing but light reading. They !,
lggested something funny so we = :,
ave sent him the Republican Hand =
ook for 1922"
"Snowshoes" Sheehan who proved -
imself a whirlwind on local basket :. -
all courts with the New Britain :. :,
aceys last year, is playing whale y
: game with the Southington Ka- =
sys this year. He is one of the main :, -
,gs in the powerful scoring machine =
altered together by the Mountain :"
wn this year and is depended on to ~
lge all the free tries. Johnny al =,
avs figures in the scoring column. -
The Southington Kaceys have one
the strongest combinations In the
ate now that Heating, formerly a 81
cal boy and star of this years Trim az
, college Eve, is jumping center. He nj
It'll Coyle and Hartford as forwards te
i'd johnny Sheehan and Bob Gill as OF
lards makes one of the strongest
.sketball combinations in the state
thout exception.
basketball team Is
eking games with any fast going
am in the state. They play in the
cal Boys Club gymnasium every
thursday night. Next Thursday, they
i'll stack up against the fast going
orbin A. c. five of this city and a
wal battle is looked forward to.
The Rovers of the N. B. Boys Club
ave organized for the remainder OF
lie season. They are willing to play
nv team in the state averaging from
10 to lis pounds For games COM
Iunicate with John Kley, manager
Rovers New Britain Boys Club.