New Britain herald., 1924-11-25

anne team within week is too much to ask the fans to watch.
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 However, 1t does look as though All Hartford would b. the attraction at Memorial Field on Thursday afternoon.
 News from England tells us that Bombardier Wells is to try to stage e comeback. A bout between Wells and Fred Fulton, with Joe Beckett as third man and Georges Carpenter as an- nouncer would be quite drawing card.
 The Hartford Dixie Speed Boys open their season tomorrow night with a game with All-Manchester at the high school gym. Joe Ring, the clever little end on the Hartford High eleven. has been elected captain of the Capital City team for the 1925 season. Ring played hard, fast and clean football all fall and Is entitled to the honor. New Britain players who got into the game and played against Ring have great praise for his sportsman ship and his playing ability.
 Richard Noble of East Hartford is the new Trinity grid captain. Noble plays tackle.
 Floyd Boardman, manager of the All Hartfords has sued George Null ligan of the Waterbury Blues for alleged breach of contract.
 shortstop Sand of Philadelphia appears rightly named. It took plenty of nerve to assume the stand he took in the Dolan-O Cornell bribe episode.
 Moore, used in the uotfield by Pittsburgh last year because of his hitting, is an infielder. He may take Maranville's place.
 Injuries have kept John Levi, ! famous Haskell Indian fullback, from creating the furore he did in 1928.
 Doc Bagley, well-known trainer, | once sold Gene Tunney's contract for s5000. Jack Dempsey has promised to visit Cleveland to engage in an exhi. bition for ex-scrvice men. Crowley, Notre Dames brilliant halfback, answers to the nickname Of Sleepy" Princeton and the Army take exceptions. Wyckotf, who starred in the back field for Georgia Tech last season, is the teams best bet this year. He's a consistent ground gainer. Jim Corbett writes that in his opinion Peter Jackson was the greatest heavyweight of all time, not barring Dempsey.
 Miquel Ferrara of Argentine, one | of Firpo's sparrns partners, is com ing along at neat gait, having two straight knockouts to his credit. Inability to field his position, par ticularly the handling of bunts, keeps Pitcher Harris of the Athletics from being & star. He has the stuff.
 Paris was not interested in the American baseball tourists. None of them had come over for divorce. Perhaps the chief reason why baseball dopped in Paris was that ! he ushers failed to give away risque postcards with the programs. Having made his mark as pitch br, Walter Johnson is now deter mined to make his dollar mark as magnate.
 Everett Scott Is to be canned by | he Tanks and the moral of that seems to be. Don't work your dern head off," This trainer says the hard tracks American beat Epinard. We Snew all along that the speed of sarazen and Wise Counsellor had lothing to do with it.
 Not the least unusual thing about | esterday was that 1t went into the , ecords without seeing Floyd John | on walloped by some pork-and- eaner.
 The original young genius who | srote about Second Ty Cobbs" in he spring Is now running amuck fin he sport pages with Second Red iranges."
 Walter Hagen and Cyril walker | re going to play for the world golf | tie in Florida. They ought to Pt Bobby Jones caddy for them at Past.
 A colored gent by the name of howers was knocked out In Newark he other night. It is presum- | he was caught in a rain of lefts nd rights.
 Let's see, wasn't it Judge Landis ho said the baseball scandal |. ouldn't close until the 'culprits in- olSed were dead in their graves?"