New Britain herald., 1925-04-29

And as a strategist, "Keck" now thinks he should take his place in the basketball hall Of fame for was 1t not his idea, passed on to Coach Ginsburg. that gave the P. and F. team an extra time out? It certainly was.
 Paris was injured and time, was called. It was the P. and P. boys third and last time out. Being ap- praised of the ruling, whereby no time is charged if substitution is made, Parker gave birth to the bright idea that if Paris went out of the game temporarily and sub sent in the team would not lose its time out. Ginsburg agred and thus Pinkerton got into the game for a few minutes and later Paris re- turned.
 Great head Parker. Ginsburg should stand the treat.
 Later Pinkerton got into the game and did well as did young Shepherd.
 The changed lineup used by Coach Tobin last night was effective.
 W. Kopec, who caught for the Falcons last year, will be behind the bat for Buckland when the Corbin Red sox take the field at Milldale Sunday.
 Manager Ken Saunders of the Pi- rates is considering booking game for this week, His team will be out for practice Thursday evening.
 The Red Sox will practice at the park Friday and Saturday after moons.
 Eddie Hine, the Red Sox left hand CT, has not vet signed With this out fit but is considering an offer from the Falcons. Hine is a clever port sider and good asset for any team. The high school plays LaSallette college in Hartford Saturday.
 Johnny Weismuller of the Illinois Atheltic Club defeated Sam kaha- namoku, Hawaiian star, in a 50 yard free style match race at the Los Angeles Athletic Club last night, Time was 23 40 seconds, Eddie Huffman, former navy light heavyweight champion, won a de- cision over Floyd Johnson of Iowa in a 10 round fight at Vernon, Cal, last night.
 Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Ma tional star, and champion hitter of the National league, who was hit on the head by a pitched ball Thurs day, returned 10 the game yesterday against the Pirates and polcd two hits.
 Captain A. E. Simonin, command ing officer at Langin aviation field, near MoundsvilIe, w. Va, earned membership in the hole-in- one club while playing in foursome on the MoundsyIIe Country club golf course yesterday. He placed his ball in the cup at the ninth hole with a 175 yard drive.
 Cameramcn failed 4in their effort to get a "close up' of Champion Jack Dempsey embracing his bride, the former Estelle Taylor, motion picture actress, when the couple ap- pcared at the office of the New York State Boxing commission yesterday. Jack explained they had already filmed so many yards of testimony to their affection that it was time for something new.
 Ray Casey of San Francisco. se- lected yesterday on the American tennis team to compete in England during June, is considered by Viii liam T. Tilden. End, one of the greatest players in the country. Tilden declares Casey has one of the most terrific services on the court today.
 Jim Tunney former Holy Cross pitcher, has been sent by the New York Giants to Rochester Of the In- ternational league on option, 1t was announced yesterday.
 Columbia's freshman nine has run up total of 75 runs to opponents two in five games played thus far. The Columbia twirlers meanwhile have recorded 7s strikeouts,
 NIGGER HILL TERRORS WIN.
 The Nlgger Hill Terrors tore through the larger West Ends for a 2S-7 win yesterday afternoon, the | losers errors contributing to their discontinue. Leo Makowski and | Edward KaIin pitched we'll fort the | TerrorS, while Alfred Futtkrieb shone aheld. The Ferrors would like to do battle with any team averaging l 5 years or under; managers should l communicate with Paul Appell, 277 AN wNN