New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

spite the fact that he was very weary toward the q 'so Of tho ghme he accounted for two from the tcor. kamenicky, who used to play with the Rangers last year, alsI Is in the new league as is Yankaskas, anotneF former Ranger.
 Jaspar of the r. and F. team ist, the prominent Falcon baseball and basketball player.
 Bunny Swanson and Schultz Gra former Boys club stars.
 Al Blanchard of football and base ball prominence made his debut as basketball player. He tossed in one foul shot for the Russell and Erwin boys,
 Harry Ginsbsrg predicts great things for his P. and r. boys. He's got the best team In the league, the DdrFistcF uoClaIcs.
 Jack Tobin questions this. He thinks his Loekmakers are just what the doctor ordered. The Hoppcville five which ja- leated the Boys club a wax pEo | will play a return .ains here on Monday night. The Brooklyn A. c. Of Waterbury opposes the National Guard Five Saturday liy r, Twenty-Five members of the Yale football squad will be presented w:th gold footballs. The Hartford Kacoys lost to All- Middetown Fl to + last night.
 The Waterbury Blues go to Provi- dence Sunday to close their season against the Steam Rollers.
 It is reported In New Haven that next fall gthere will be roof over the press stand at the Yale bowl.
 If there are to be more games in weather like that during the last Harvard game the fans would like that cover enlarged 10 include the entire bowl.
 Floyd Boardnlan, Meriden sport promoter has brought suit for Sl 900 damages against George r. Mulligan of Waterbury, manager of the foot ball team known as the Waterbury Blues. In his complaint, he alleges that on November II he entered into an agreement with Mulligan to play 8 football game against his team in Waterbury during the month of No- yember, and that by reuson of Mul- igan's failure to keep that agree ment, he was put to large financial loss.
 l. c. Smith represents Boardman in the action, which is returnable to the superior court in New Haven the first Tuesday of January.
 Speaking of striking fighters, there is Mir. Beckett who is always strlk- ing the canvas.
 McGraw's next baseball tour will extend to Brazil where his left handlers will be right at home with the other nuts.
 Jack sharkey clouted New York referee on the chin because he didn't like the decision. This is so much nicer than growing abusive.
 The cross word puzzle craze isn't likely to handicap ball players in the spring camps. One must know how to spell In order to work the things.
 Dempsey has been asked to fight on the coast. f It Is probably true, then. that Mabel Normand has retired.
 While 1t may be true Ty Cobb has revolutioni1ed the game. the records show fans in St. Louis still throw pop bottles.
 Walter Camp did not see any of the Big Three games this year. Walter wanted to be sure he'd sn- icy this football season.
 We don't know what's holding ur the Benny Leonard Mickey Walker fight. Maybe Benny can't make the weltsrweiEht limit!
 More than 32,00o,Oo0 was spent for ball players last season, if you want to know where all the ivory Is this country is going to.
 Suggestion to golf writers: wh, not refer to Bobby Jones as the stylist of the links?
 Goslin drove in more runs thar any player in his league. It Il plain the Goose Is no quaek.
 Frankie Frisch of the New Yorl Giants is unquestionably the tastes man in the majors.
 Johnny Evers of the Chicago White Sox is one manager in dangel of losing his job.
 "Choppy'' Rhodes is tho star 0 this years Nebraska team. He's fast running, hard-to-tackle half hack He alsa dabbieS in basketball