New Britain herald., 1925-03-21

new recruits wss Linn, an outfield- or formerly with the high school.
 Work, on arranging a schedule will be started at once and as soon as the weather permits the play CTS will take to the outdoors. In the meantime number Of them arc getting the kinks out of their joints by indoor workouts.
 There will be a slight change in the management of the Corbin Red Box this year insofar as the out of town games are concerned. Since the inception of the Red Sox a mum Der of seasons ago, Manager Tobin has been with the boys at every game, but this year he does not Intend to go on the road with them 'fcry weekend.
 instead, Jack will take charge of looking the games and attend to lie financial work and Hal" Cor bin, the leadoff man, will act as playing manager.
 This does not mean that Tobin will not accompany the boys on any of their trips, but he will divide the managerial burdens with his cap- tain and star outfielder.
 The Alpines of Bridgeport are to play the Mats at the Armory tonight. But little is known of this Bark City outfit up this way, but they come with good reputation.
 Cornell, which toppled Yale by only one quarter of a point at the recent indoor intercollegiate in New York, entertains the Blue at dual track and field meet in the Ithacans' drill hall tonight, The two teams were so evenly matched at the championship games that a tight contest seems inevitable.
 Incidentally, this will be only the second time that an Eli track team has competed in the Red and Whites home town. Yale defeated Cornell at last years meet, siXty-two 10 fifty-one. At the indoor inter collegiates two weeks ago Cornell scored ten and one-half points 10 the Blues ten and one-quarter.
 Paavo Nurmi, beaten by veal cut let rather than by Willie Ritola in his 5000 meter race against his persistent fellow Countryman last Tuesday night, is 10 have another chance at Ritola at this distance. next week. Both speedsters have signed for a 5000 meter match race in Buffalo on Thursday night.
 No one who saw Nurmi's great uffort on the evening of the seven- 'eenth doubted but that he would have beaten Ritola decisively had he not been taken with stitch in the stomach with the race more than three-quarters run and won. Willie is a mighty runner, but when he faces Paavo he seems to suffer from an inferiority complex.
 The shouting and the tumut that followed the New York state ath- lctic commissions recent ultimatum 10 Jack Dempsey anent fight with Harry Wills have subsided into a peaceful murmur. The commission insists meanwhile that it is watch fully awaiting the reply of the champions manager to its demands.
 University of Pennsylvania plans 10 increase the seating capacity Of Franklin Field. its athletic stadium 10 10s,ooo, or virtually double it's present size. Also, Wishtman Hall' where Penn's basketball team holds | forth, is to be enlarged.
 Ten exhibition tennis matches, | featuring such stars sS watson Washburn, Francis T. Hunter, Man uel Alonso, Mrs. Molla Mallory, Dean Mathey and Zenzo shimidzu will be played at the Seventh regiment ar" morv, New York, this afternoon. AL onso and Hunter are to play Mathey and Washburn in one of the dou- hles. The proceeds will go to the rund for completing the cathedral ot Ct. John the Divine.
 The West End Juniors today ovened their baseball season, these ,cungstsrs probably being the first to get undss way in Che eatS. They played the Lasalle stress Wonders on the Curtis street lot.
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