New Britain herald., 1924-12-03
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! or . p o tS | ssssssssssssssessssssssss Eddie Anderson and the other star bowlers get their names in the papers frequently, but 1t Is not often that mere printer is able to SC his name in type.
 However, last night George Law son of Meriden, son of Jack Lawson incidentally, and Joe Murphy. any, other stalwart Meridenite, essayed to show Red" Venberg and Otto Brandenberger a few points anent this popular indoor sport.
 Red" boasts New Britain as his home town. Otto lives in Meriden but doesn't boast of 1t. The com bined Hardware-Silver duo handed the representatives of "The Homo of Skilled Industries" scientific les son on how to bowl. They kidded them along until the last three frames, then gracefully drew away. Red" and "Ot". like Alexander. now sigh for other worlds to con- quer.
 "Al" Weinberg rolled up scores of 107 and 112, while his dependable partner rolled 96 and 95.
 It would be unfair to print the scores of the other team.
 "Chuck" Wojak has returned home from the Giant -Chisox barn. storming trip in Europe.
 He reports most delightful trip, but does not think the Europeans or British fully appreciate the great national pastime.
 Is the All New Britain football season over? Yes or no! That is, It looks as though it is, but may not be.
 There's & tentative game in Wa tcrbury Sunday, the proceeds to go to the players but-Waterbury is angling for a game with the Yellow Jackets and if this materializes then New Britain is all done for 1924. It would not be surprising, judg- ing from current gossip, if there were some new faces in the mana gerial lineup of the All-New Britains next fall.
 The original Celtics play the Lyric All Stars in Hartford tomorrow night.
 Bingham, elected captain of the Yale team, is an end. He's Fl, weighs ITO and is a six footer.
 No, he's not of the Hiram Bing- ham family, but halls from Flush ing, L. l., and is product of the local high school there.
 Butterworth and Cottle were can didates against Bingham.
 Dcmoe, the Hartford baseball player, has been sold to Rochester Shay, the Braves short fielder, has been sold to Shreveport.
 The Southington Pextos lost 50 to 20 to the Hartford Kaceys last night Decision fights have proved fail ure in Philadelphia and the law makers will be asked to amend the law permitting no decision contests in the future.
 "Jack Johnson hurt in auto wreck" ""@ Hasn't that guy beer reduced to the status of street cal rider yet?
 Now that Chaplin has married unofficial returns show Dempsey leading in rumored and broken en .gagements by exactly 431S.
 Asa national idol, 1t seems Waite Johnson is being accorded the rar' privilege of buying a broken-dowl hall club for twice as much as 1t worth.
 Ireland as usual is' first to chal fenge for the Davis cup, and Ire land as usual will be first to lose.
 A fierce battle is expected whe1 Ban Johnson and Judge Landl .mect in conference. s"S The gentle men will duel with high powered ad iectives at 20 paces and the carnag will doubtless be awful
 While most of the nuts come iron Brazil, it is peculiar that Switzer land is the home of the ski jumpers
 You should have no trouble dis anguishing the bedtime stories the future now that MT. Rickard ha stopped broadcssting fights.
 Fhe iremen of Philadelphia hay B football team. ." Natural they'd like to end their season in blaze of glory.
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