New Britain herald., 1924-12-01

was great game ht MflorlHl ilcd yesterday when tho langers and the Mohawks clashed.
 The professional footbal club which has given several exhibitions of late might well profit r the ex' ample set by the boys wo played hard, fast ball every minue.
 There was mono of tls stalling business and none of Ais "Well, we'll kick this time, n, use killing ourselves running withthe ball."
 10th George Kingsnry, coach of | the Rangers and Sta Ashley, the Mohawk mentor. haVreason 10 feel proud of their chargb for rhey gave their best. played hcd football and what is more, pIayo clean ball.
 While there vro several in- iuries, they were pt from unncccs- sary roughncss. Rather from the hard type Of pla'
 Bray was wited when tackled hard by Xehrcr and Jackson was linusicd out wrn he tackled Saris- ky hard
 In the first laf Joe Argosy. ccn- fer for the >angcrs, and Eddie Rcstclli haltack for the Mohawks, got into Il threatening debate and were cjcc,e from the game by Referee Ngsbury.
 Nrithcrof the boys probably in- tended soous otfcnsc and from then on the pme Was as clean as pos- siblc.
 Htnyiuukaskas, Mohawk hult- back. Tedcr, Ranger end and Saris- ky, K1gcr haltback, were the out standg stars Of the game.
 "Iip" Xohrcr high school cap- tain. also turn. in q good game al haIfback for t, Rangers and Ernie Ncipp. anoNr high school star, played well { center for the Mo- hawks.
 The NaonaI Guard basketball team look, pretty good Saturday night. Tb,ooys have wonderfully fine oGcnyo and all shoot well. Their dcms" was a bit ragged, but can be ,sjy bolstorcd up.
 In tt second half the boys re- sorted o more teamwork and pass worl, md showed that they have il in thn.
 "Nrt" Taylor is just as sweet q nr,v as he was q year ago. "Rcd'' rr,oIds too, looks like a find for rheocals. Playing his first big game, lemcasurcd up with the best.
 'Tcdlcrs" kidnf at guard, played whale of gam" Je first half, TrIIors" plays hard 'and fast all he while he is in and cannot al- ays go the limit, but while hes in, c's wni1z. A valuable man for h, squad,
 Young Harold Weir, NHon ho sN'. yer his ncryuusn'ss, will be all ,hrr valuable man.
 la liar should again work into orm aud be just as good us he was year ago,
 Car1 EcsDcIH, guydcl by two ncn Saturday night, played q fine anr. This looks as though it ,ould b. Carl's hest year OH the ourl.
 Rcd Grangok weakness seems to ave been q set of ribs incapable Of i,hs'anding tho weight of eleven Innosotl players piled on in layer aky formations
 .S,bn Bauer of Chicago sc' T new rcorGs last summer w. hdni mink f WAS possible ,o keep q nodoru girl under water that long. While it may be true Flip" has ost his punch. his pauuch IS sulj cry much in c>tIcure.
 un,u Tony N,rlo of New Or oaus made his appearance We liln't now there was a tph'or i'. tho amr ba ruwngh m'rrly 10 '"m hy ~Aa,l. from Battling Sihi
 Notro u4nr E ha"b1rd is called hc Four llorsrmrm Nc'N, ccr a lo' Of barkij,lds tIus y"ar ha, m,rm lr. called thr Eo"r Truck lors' m'u.
 Main ln.a h where un'urrs Of ,rizc.winmnp pulhphlus have al. cady begun 70 rrowd tir nG", Crow cy auI Kornisch ont o' tn" h"ad- ines.
 It stu&,. us ,hm rr@sy Joyce yould have gou. oN'r Mg in tooi' ,au. **s She nc,,r 'ails to jhro" Ter man for loss.
 Things hardly srrm th" sam" any norr sine" Tildcr sorprd groWIinL ,1,.. t.unis lords aud Paddock pu'