New Britain herald., 1924-11-06

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 The Rangers football team has about rounded Into top form and now lie in walt for the Mohawks
 It Is reported that number of tho Mohawks weary of the uninter- esting schedule their club has, have offered their services to the Rangers.
 The manager, however. declines to ''steal" players from other outfits.
 The Mohawks play in Middletown Sunday and this should again put them on edge.
 The Southington Eagles football team would like to arrange a game with the New Britain Eagles. The Southington team averages from 105 10 1l0 pounds and between 15 and 16 years of age. They would prefer to play the game in New Britain for a suitable guarantee. The team also NHuilChSS any JuHiOl tSdih III ANcW Britain or Bristol. For games tele- phone Southington 200 between or 8 p. m, or write to Manager Joseph De Paulo Of IA Liberty street, Southington.
 Players who have used both say there is no difference between wood and iron-shafted clubs.
 Jimmy Bronson is one fight man. ager who specializes in boxers de- yeopcd in army camps.
 It Is debatable whether Tommy Gibbons or Harry Wills is the best defensive battler in the game today.
 A professional golfers league may be formed in Florida this winter, with pros stationed at the larger re- sort cities making up the league.
 Gene Tunney, light heavyweight champion, thinks he can beat Tom my Gibbons at golf. Gibbons is said to be the best fighter golfer in the land. . Leo Flynn says Jack Renault is twice as good as Bill Brennan ever was. Flynn managed Brennan and TOW handles Renault.
 The records of the football games to date show that the team that scores first is about a four to one favorite to win the game.
 Only four pitchers in the National league, Vance, Mays, Grimes and Cooper, won 20 or more games.
 Tle veteran Walter Johnson SCOT cd more victories than any other American league pitche: with 23.
 Jess Barnes of Boston, former star pitcher of the New York diants, suffered the most defeats in the Ma tional league, 20.
 Catcher Wally Schang says Beall' inc Yankees rookie pitcher, has better curve ball than any right l handler in the American league.
 Second Baseman Marty McManus of the St, Louis Browns is sald 10 | be dissatisfied with his berth ana wants to be traded.
 Notre Dame has been playing the | Army since 1913 and the best sho" ing West Point ever made over tna' period was the scoreless tie ot l5Z-.
 Two eastern elevens will lo'aoe inc coast late this season. syracuse vii, play Southern California ana Pennsylvania will meet Andy Sihl'n great California team.
 Sotre Dame will go to California on New Years day for the annual cas,-yest, clash with Southern Call fornia university.
 Yale faces Maryland this Saturday with anything but over confidence.
 A year ago the southerners gave the Blue a tough battle and thls year. with an inferior Blue team' they may even hope to win
 Although undefeated, the Yale team is not of championship caliore and the lack of defeats may be al tributed to two things-hrst, pluck and say-die attitude on the field; secondly, 10 luck.
 Harvard and Princeton, though both defeated, may rule fsvorite when they clash with the New Ha- ven boys.
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