New Britain herald., 1925-11-02
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The New York Hockey club has
finally been completed with squad
OF Is hockey players, most of them
Canadians. The outfit, including
Langloids and Mckinuon OF the
Montreal Tigers. signed saturday
will go into training next week for
the National Hockey league race.
Rcd Grange feels that he made
good year. old promise in smash
Ing the Pennsylvania defense satur-
day u want 10 show up the east"
he said last fall. He did just that.
Tad Jones, Yale coach. was so
gratifod over the Eli teams tr,-
umph saturday against Army that
he indicated weeks rest would be
given tho first string players, Some
OF the mon may even be out two
weeks-rntil the Princeton game
these including Kline, who was
slightly injured Saturday,
Baseball has been tuned in for
several weeks on the diamond trade
mart, but can get nary whisper.
Washington denies Roger Peckin-
raugh will be traded in spite OF
Peck's series slump, the Giants and
Reds haven't yet been able TO scare
M a deal. while the Pirates have
thus far failed TO give a sign that
Moore and Bigbee will be sent 10
San Francisco in payment for two
minor league stars.
Jim Mullen, Chicago promoter In
New York looking for matches ey-
presses the opinion that Chicago
soon will be rlvaling the Metropolis
as pugilistic center. The Windy
Clty is certain TO vote In favor Of
boxing next spring" he SAYS
The entire New Britain uirb
school team with the exception Of
gray were In attendance at the
HarttordNew Haven game satur-
day.
II Is expected that the team will
nave some hard practice sessions
this week in preparation for the
game with the Crosby High school
Of Waterbury at Willow Brook mark
Saturday afternoon.
This Is the last game before the
annual Hartford affair. and the
largest crowd Of the season IL ex-
pected.
Head Cheer Leader "Rtgrie"
Netrano and his assistant Sammy
Netrano are now getting plans under
way for an organized cheering sec
ton at the two remaining games on
the schedule.
The West Sides of Hartford Ger.
hGrly gave New Britain a surprise
yesterday in the second game PLAYED
here The team that the Hartford
manager got together played New
Britain off its feet for a time and
held New Britain when the going
was the worst.
The report has It that the West
Sides will now be disbanded for
good and George Mulligan will take
his Waterbury Blues to Hartford to
Clarkin field. Clarkin, owner OF the
Eastern league baseball park, Ia
quoted as saying that II the West
SideS are disbanded, then Muligan
will have the field.
Uncle" Connolly was out OF the
Ineup yesterday because of a badly
infected leg. He received a bruise
In a recent game and the leg be-
came infected so badly that he was
forced to undergo an operation for
it Saturday night. He was in the
graudstand watching yesterday
contest.
From all reports omanating from
tn" team during tho past week. all
reports OF the serious trouble were
blcWn to bits yesterday when all the
players turned out.
# tho West Sides break IN. New
Britain would do we'll to get Davis
the hard plunging back who made
things miserable for New Britain
yesterday. With Davis. BarnikoN
AMI Connors in the backfield. New
Britain will have a championship
outfit. Ralzewich will alternate al
quarterback. or if Neale persists il
mn,InS his runs backwards like h
Ail Yesterday "Raddyi viii he III,