New Britain herald., 1924-12-24
Former Star Flashes Back Into Old Time Form as R. & E. Is DoHned 3l to 22-Rule Shop Drops
 Opener to Farnir, 2O-l3.

Good aud had jayh.DnaH Nas eN- mmrcd m lu~ Industrial ~asue games at Iae r, M. C. X. las: mEht in which tno luIa $uon playing tuelr first gam., GJre fine ra.mrs a close rus 3ul Wrr. ros,aj ont uv Hn c.n-a s.orr ot @o lo l&t aut lu which tho Suu'cy Works rompoI away from 1hc Els~ru t Erwin five Il 10 =. This last game showed nu~l"s o1 huIHHcH then ugUn ex- hIrIr1 thr mos. weird sort Of puy- ing. shooting md passug. Niuch interest lu this game couterrd around Al ScHaIr, Inc veteran for ward of tre Stanley Works Rn- cause Al missed a few shots last v,aE lHs yoslms fruuds had ad- vlscl hun to hauc up hIs sI oes but last night Al slowed that j.. has u considerable amount ot his oI jmc skill left t"r ue sunk thrce of the four hrII goals lc attempted in lnn ngst ba'f and came back in the ssronI with another. AI vas the nel3 go4l ac, for the S'auIry Worhora lasl night and ri,I win Sokora for total points. oaah mngug in nino The dguh'o o'tieaI system was given a tcyout in both games, NlAon and A%ory officiating
 Rule shop N~. Faruir
 Tho Rule Shop -Fafutr game start al with bang and aftrr eight seconds had elapsed WaJher fouled Rcd Nelson, Imr tho latter missed his frcn shot, Artie CHmpu.l made the first nod goal of the season for the RuIn men Whru he tossrd one in alter just half minute of play. The same Iaa progressed lut TWO mnWes when Brlom uod the score with a neat shot and Tafnir ]ed 3-2 when Hr1 Nelson got one of two free throws. The first thrill came when IlIajmar rauaon. who had h'"u guarding the wiley Les Wood- fard in great fashion, got the ball Rt ml31Oor. near fine side, and hurled if accurately through the net ting. pau'aon Wus guarding Wouu- ford too vigorously however. the TO- suit hr'nS that Les male the score b-2 on tl3e free try Woodford re- turuad the compliment and PauIson dId likewise, sinking one of his free tries, setting tho tally al f-&. Ncl- son got in d long shot and Anderson followed with anothor from half way down tha floor. Artia Campbell 2ls,, got in -ho bong range class when he sunk on from inc mid-seclion and th" first half end.l with Boloiu dropping iB n foul joa}lug the i'af- mrs ieadlnc ll-5.
 I'll, first half saw some very Clover floor work by Les Wood.ord, and some equally clever guarIiug of this sam" young man by Pau'Son, who held him scorcless from the floor.
 In the second half, less than 30 seconds had elapsed when Wooiford broke away from the fast firing Paujson and switched the not for d doubIo-deokcr. Jimmy Murphy for got the rules and started q convcr. sation with tiH referee which went as technical foul.
 Anderson missed # however, SO it cost the Rule shop nothing. Again Woodrord broke away from PauIson and after some neat lodging, swish- ed the net for two more points but on resumption of play he WAS cu1rFt fouIing Anderson anI left the game via the four foul route. Dayc Paul. son, q cousin Of Ftalmar. took lis place and from then on it WAS s1nr- thing like q family f"ud for Htamar showed little David no mercy and bumped him pretty hard. Daro's first act was to talk. which gave fhe Fafntrs an aIJod point via the foul route.
 Artie Camnl"1re eagle eye 1ona'sd thc basket twice u1uru he WAS given two free tries on Anderson's rou} and Nichols also collected one. \ minute later Campbell erabhrl off aowlar free gift but Anderson mIo the score { and f3 when ne collected on Dave PaUson's rauL Baoin sunk a neat dourle dockor ara ars'l.r two pointer lHst as the half oglvi -aya the FafnHrs Inc gamo c"-l%. The summary:
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