New Britain herald., 1924-12-23
Speaking of Sports
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 l'afnir and the Rule Shop and the 1tanley Works and. R, X E. That's he way they will line up in the h. 'lIstrialg league at the Y. NJ. C. A. might A Another good sized crowd Is ey-
 cted 10 be on hand to watch their >ori es in action,
 rhS will be the first appearance
 ths Rule Shoppers and the fans
 il be anxious to get line of them.
 Harry Ginsbcrg. guiding star O! -te r. 4 r. Corbln team. will have 2 opportunity to sit back and en- Jy himself tonight without the lghty burdens of direction on his tonldcrs
 Jack Tobin and Charley Cook and .artnett also will be able to watch H,l not worry tonight,
 It is R certainty that the Boston !ub win never be able to waive 'itcher Jack Quinn out of the Amer can league. soyeral'Mg league man pEcrs arc will to tako a chance on he veteran spitbaler,
 ry Cobb to set aBide all rumOrs .s to who will play second base for lc Tigers the coming season, says ronk O'Rourke will positively start. yEourke is great fielder but weak
 the bat.
 tlroaIy several major league man rs have issued bulletin that
 If will be taken in small doses at ," training camps. Baseball and ..nty of it is to,be the chief condi- faer.
 Loren Murchison and Charley Pad .,cK, famous American sprinters, ;itl sail for San Francisco January 4 on their world tour. Murchison's aat appearance before embarkinE viii be at the Finnish Americat slmes here January 6. The pair vii nuke a nc-day stop at Honolulu, ,hvu proceed to New Zcala0d wbfe they will spend most of Febr'ary' From there they will stop off at Aus traIia Japan, China and the PliItp- pines, then leave the Orien for south Africa. Going on to ETepe, they will compete in Gemany, t'rnrcc. England, Finland andSWed- en, sailing for home probably early iN August.
 Paddock and Murchison 5llI take on all corners during their tur. They will take part in championship meets wherever possible but in fost eases wiIl pit their speed againt tho bcGt available national talent.
 More bantamwcieht title shifts tnye occurred in recent years than any other boxing divtion. Eddie (CannonbalD Martin. th 2l-ycar-o'd scrappcr who took the championship from Abe Cioldstein at Madison Square Garden last wri, is the sixth 1iS-pound titlohoIde since 1914. IId Williams ruled rtil 1916. after witch Pete Tlerman.loe Lynch and Johnny Buff took t,ps occupln: 'i" thronc.
 Rob zuppke. retan Illinois foot. tall coach will b. president at h. annual meeting 1f the Footta Coaches Associatn in the ahsenc of John W. 1Iciaan, the presdcn' and Dr. John V Wilce. secretary lrcisman is gointabroad and N-!c 10 tho coast 'b. both have hcCJ working on theprogram. Fielding It. Yost is the cairman of the com mittco on rule, John r. (Chick) Meehan, chairnn of the committe" on coaching etcs and Zuppke on program and ttcrtainment.
 Honor Haa, 1928 All-Amcrican football star nd father of three children. hasron his varsity letter ir five sport at Rutgers. besides the gridiron ame, he was awarded thr "R" in htkatball baseball, track nl tennis.
 Lafaycttdos"s eight of its 1924 aridiron st@ by graduation, includ- 1 irs CaptaiIRcrry. nnmed as All , Eastern en by many criticsS BUd1. l g,ant suaH also included in numer- ous "aU" fs and Chicknoski. back nrd ace. Ctate and Brown, two o'hcr linpen. will be missing n1at ! fall.
 Unusil reliance is being placed upon others by major league clubs . fortlfyE themselves for the 1925 camp&n. Connie Mack parted with slnn.ro for Lefty" Groves, Balti- rnorenound star: Washington has acnned three veteran twirlers, Gov i r'esn. ?uethcr and'Gregg. h crer. SEa ssa ssekS sS ssS sssSM | .M IF,