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New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
 
FINAL PLANS MADE FOR
 INTER,CHURCH LEAGUE
Team Managers Agree tO start Play saturday Night at '.
 M C. A. Gymnasium.

Final plans for tho Inter. Church basketball caguc, which will open at the r. NJ, C, A. at 8 o'clock saturday evening, were completed hy the team managers at a meet ing last night II was drci led 10 play two rounds, winding up on February 2o. The industrial sccrc- tary of inc Y, N C. A. will be asked to become treasurer of the league. There will he no dancing this Saturday. but if the crowd warrants tho hiring of an orchestra dancing will follow the games in the future, Tickets and schc Jules are now being printed.
 A complete set of rules, adapted from those of the industrial league. was drawn up. Any member of q church or affiliated organization or a member of one of the Every mans Bible class armies on De- cemhor 14, yesterday, is eligible 10 play with the team representing that organization, The four man. agers present last evening sub mittcd the names of their players; additions may be made by giving A hours notice 10 Secretary George V. Hamlin. The lists are as follows:
 South Congregational church -- Clifford Bell Cecil Cooley, Bennett Hubbard, Ernest Jacobi, Ronald Nye, George Osborne, kcrmct Parker, Theodore Vessels, John Wilks, Harvey Woodford.
 Trinity NJ. F. church-W. Sem mons, H. Duntz, w. Gooby. II. Bag shaw. H. Anderson, D. Hewitt, ". Anderson, II. Hanford. k. Blau- welt.
 First Lutheran church Ray mon1 Hoist, Elmer Nyborg, Albert Wilson, George Hallin. Eric An- derson, AXcl Flodcn, William Ere sen, Lawrence Larson, Julius Nor gren.
 K Kensington Congregational church - John Hart. D. MoNatt, F. Baldwin, l.. Hall, r. Wright. r. Munson. J. E. Ellsworth, l.. Good rich. T. Guggcrty.
 Manager Harold Judd of the Blue army was not present, but his list will be presented to the sccrc- tary in q few days.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY
Many Amateur Players Have Been Joining Ranks of Those Who Are Paid for Showing Their Wares.

New York, Dec. 15 Ry-IIockcy has joined baseball and football in attracting noted players from the ranks ot the amateurs of the Pitts lurgh Yellow Jackets, two-time na- tional champions, only one player remains in the unpaid category. all others having Joined the Pittsburgh Hanthcrs in the National Hockey league. The one who stood hy his amateur status was Dalton Meek ing, substitute center.
 Those who jomr1 the professional ranks were: Hoy Wortcrs, goal; Lionel Conachor left defense; Kog- CTS Smith, right defense; Duke Nc Curry, left wing; Harold Darragh, right wing; Herb Drury center; Harold Cotton, forward; Hib NIilks, forward, and Tex White, forward. prury Is the best known as he was q member Of the United States team in the Olympic contest of 1920 and 1924.
 only two veterans will be ready to represent America in the 1928 Olympics, Abcl Of St. Paul and La croiX Of Boston, Synno', Small and Mccarthy have retired from ice play. George Gcran, for years a member of the Kos, on Athletic asso- ciation hockey team, is under con- tract 10 the Boston Bruins of the %,f5rvuJ IJ,nlsr,- l,.-,srttp
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
STENCIL HAD GOOD
 RECORD AS PILOT
Toledo Club Manager Did Won
 deTS With Worcester Team

New York, Dec. 15. (P)-Casey Stcngel, recently named manager of the Toledo club in the American Association, surprised the eastern league last season with his ability az director Of the dcstinies of the Worcester team.
 Tho former Dodger and New York Giant centcr0cldcr became manager at Worcester when the days were dark. Worcester required d good team, for the professional game never has made a deep impression there with competition from cham-' pionship Holy Cross college HgEro- gations. WOrccstcr's enthusiasm is behind the college product
 Stcng"I sent "hack to the farm" hy the Bravcs-for the Boston team controls the Worcester franchise now transferred to Providence found the Worcester team in the Ccl- lar The players indifferent and said to hme bent only upon playing out the season and obtaining their pay. Othrr Eastern league cities wonder cd at the selection of Stcngcl, the National league "humorist," a pilot His ability to direct q squad of base lall players was widely doubled.
 Hut Casey climbed upon the seat, swung his bat, and the team was off, 10 finish well up in the race after a dismal start. u even drew a Crcdita- llc amount of patronage. StenE"l WIS q "dravmE card' throughout tho circuit
 Providence, after obtaining the Worcester franchise. wanted to rc- tain Casey for the 1926 season but thor" worr dangers of draft, accord lnE to report, sn h" was mado a free agent. If is said that the Providence ouu,rs had souIo sort ot understand Inr with him that hn would accept thu assignmcnt if they kept the draft away. But Casey signed ID manage Toledo.
 Now comes tho roro"t that an other former Giant and Brooklyn etar Rubo Marqaard will he prcsi- Ient of tho Trolidcncr club, manage |. and do a little lcfthandmE during th" season. He also should prove q great "drawiuE card" for the East ,rn league.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
BEST IN ENGLAND
The Outstanding Professional Golfer Of the Year in British Isles Was
 \ Compston Of North Manchester.

The outstanding professional golf CT of the year in England is A. Compston. the North Manchester giant.
 When Compston won the British professional match play champion ship, it was the second S5,000 tour nament that he has captured this year. Compston is a money player on the style of Walter Hagen. He believes he is the best golfer in all Great Britain and Is always willing to prove it.
 In addition to winning he two big money golf stakes of the year in England, he finished in n tie for sec ond honors in the British open, which was won by Jim Barnes. He also tied with Arnaud Massy for the French open title but lost the play off.
 Twice he has defeated Mitchell, regarded as England's greatest match player. Britishers figure him about ready to take down the open championship.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
KAPLAN REPORTED IN
 GOOD SHAPE FOR BOUT
Fcathcrwcight Champion Faces Most Important Fight of His
 Career Friday.

Louis tKid) Kaplan, feather weight champion of the world, who meets "Babo" Herman of New York Friday night in Madison Square Garden in defense Of his title, weighed 127 pounds just after he finished 15 rounds of box ing at his training quarters in his home town yesterday. This leaves the title holder just one pound above the feathcrwcght limit.
 Kaplan has been going through strenuous training grind in pre- paration for his battle Friday night and he realizes that this will bo the most important battle of his career. He has met Herman seven times in all and Friday nights meeting will be the second one with Herman since he won the title in the elimination contests under the supervision of the New York state boxing commission.
 Reports from Herman's camp emanate confidence that the chal- lenger will be returned the cham pion when the battle is over. Re- cent events, especially the Delaney Berlenbach scrap of last Friday night, tend to show that if the bat tie is at all close Kaplan is very liable to lost his crown. For this reason, kaplan states that he is go- ing to fight his hardest every round and if he does that. there won't be any doubt about the result of the bout.
 The battle, if is expected, after the lisagreeable ending of the Wa tcrbury .titular battle between these two, is expected to be what Is com monly termed a "blood" battle. The relations between Kaplan and Herman arc none too friendly and with both boys in the best shape possible. the fight will be a fierce one while 1t lasts and many are predicting that a knockout will be the result. In New York, 1t is re- ported, Kaplan is favored to retain his crown
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
PETROLLE FIGHTS
 ON HARTFORD CART
Western BattIeY to Meet Ste
 Smith Of Bridgeport Thursday

Tho Atlas A. C. Of Hartford lu- one of the best fight Cards of tl. year planned as q closing dish 'or the fans for 1925 for Thursday neot at the Foot Guard armory in Flat. ford, The club has been the man athletic association in the Capita City in keeping the fight game alv,,
 The main bout will be brtWrcH Steve Smith of Bridgeport, home ol Jack Delaney, and Billy pctro.lr Of Fargo, x. D., and will be over tH" l2 round route A supporting card consisting of IS rounds will prccrG' the Windup.
 The main performers in this |" lectable fight dish have been select. cd with great care hy Messrs. Rory and Gallivan, the promoters. S,"}. Smith is q Connecticut product and has battlcd himself into popular it. vor in the Nutmeg state. Petrol. with q long lsit of victims. will h. in the pink of condition for lis go Thursday night and he has ai- 'oady established himself in trainius quarters in Hartford
 This will mark PetroIIe's iri'ia, appearance in Connecticut. He i5 only 19 years old but his record l. an impressive one. He has only rc- ccntIy won from Ruby Stein of New York and Joe lawson of LaCroSsr, Wis, and he confidently expects 10 take the Bridgeport boy this week.
 Some of those Pctrollc has met arc Bobby Garcia, Babe Ru,h, Al Shu- bert, Johnny LaMar. Doc Shell, Jim. my Hackley Frankie Fink, Jackie Nichols. Mike Ertlc, Charley Ray mon1, Roscoe Hall Andy Tucker, Sylyio Mireault Rusty Jones. Sammy Leonard. Red Cap Wilson, Otto Wal lace, Alex NovccNy, Pete Cumpi, Jimmy Moore and the two named above. His last fight was OH Deccm- Ter ' of this year when he slapped 2 kayo onto Joe Azzcrclla in Mi Waukce Wis.
 Smith will be one of the toughest fighters that the Western mitt singer has mot this year. He has Jcen training faithfully and is in he best of shape for the battle. Both boys are junior lightWeights and will fight at 13l pounds.
 The supporting card will be Billy "Pop" Humphries of England Ns, Teddy Watson of Jersey City; Rui } Bradley of Hoyoke vs. Chic Mayo of the Philippine Islands, and Willie | Morgan vs. Joe Girarda.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
ALUMNI AND HIGH
 SCHOOL TO MEET
Both Teams Confident Of Win-
 ming Clash Tomorrow
Alumni
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\. E. II. $. Alumni McGrath ......... Darrow, Bclscr
 Right Forward
 Haleskie ..,,....,..,...... Lallar
 Left Forward .... .,.. Politis ..,...,.,,,.,, GicrochoWsM
 Center
 SCully ........,,,,,,,,,.. German
 Right Guard
 Matulis ...,...,.. Haber Zehrer
 Left Guard
 One of the best Alumni teams that could be gotten together will play the New Britain High school bas- kcthall team tomorrow afternoon at the High school gymnasium.
 Tho Red and Gold team is not d bit downhcartcd over it's failure to come through in the game with Weaver High, In fact their show ing has given them courage. h. stead of being showed under by a large score they managed to battle on even terms with Weaver until tllc llltll minutes or pay when the Hartford team came through for q 6 point victory.
 Manager Saunders of the Alumni team has a likely bunch of men under his wing. BelSer subbcd on the 1923 team played forward on the 1924 team, and explained last years. DarroW was q sub on the 1924 team, and was Captain Bclscr'S running mate at forward on last years team. GicroChOwski played sub center on the 1923 quintet, and the | three guards, German, Zchrcr and llaher all played together on the 923 and 1924 teams. LaHar played forward in 1922 and 1923, and is now q member of the National ' Guard team.
 The chances of the Alumni team in the game tomorrow are summed | up in the following modest state mont of Manager "Potcy" Saunders: | If We don't beat them 1 , points, the New Britain High school will not 1 lose another game this year."
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
FOUR ARE WITHOUT
 FOOTBALL COACHES
Harvard, Army, Columbia and Colgate Lose Gridir0n Mentors

New York. Dec, 15. (p) -- Four leading educational institutions of the east are at present without foot ball coaches for 1926 -- Harvard, Army, Columbia and Colgate --- but knute Rockno, back home again in Indiana, stood last night in the glcaming candle light, shining through the sycamores and "gucss- cd" that he was still mentor at Notrc Dame.
 RoclSue, the Country boy" from South Bend had just arrived among his "horscs and mules" on the home farm" when another football sell satlon rocked the east. The I'nivcr- slty of Oregon announced that Cap tain John J. McEwan, coach at West Point for three successful years, would resign from the Army and take charge of the gridron sport at that institution.
 Captain McGwan is now on duty with the Army establishment in Porto Rico and Army authorities were surprised when they heard the news from the Pacific coast, for McEwan has been associated with West Point football for many years as player and instructor. He played 1916 inClusivc--dUring which period the Army thrashcd its old rival, Navy, in every contest.
 Columbia university is silent re- garding any further developments i in the inquiry into events leading to i the announcement that RoCkne would succeed Charley Crowley as head coach. RoCkne, far from the madding argument, was almost si- i lent. Notre Dame officials intimatcd that his status had not been affected 1 by the happenings of the past few ! days.
 1 Rumors have Crowley, known to have ended his regime at Columbia despite the fact that the university gained football prestige in the past season. going to Harvard to succeed Bob Fisher, has definitely cast down the rcns. But there will be no definite information from Cambridge for a month.
 Another man said to ho in line for consideration by the Crimson is Leo l Loary. end coach at Harvard for several years. He served in the Percy Haughton regime and also through that of Fisher The name of Reggie Brown, formerly at liar yard DutWho has been assisting Ed ward but who has been assisting Ed ! several years, also IS heard. Colgate has not selected a s,c- ! cesSor to Dick Harlow, Who recently
 was released from his contract.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Waterbury Boys Club
 Team Seeking Bookings

After holding the varsity quintet of Arnold's college of New Haven, explained by Henry Darlington of wide prominence in basketball circles, the Boys club quintet of Waterbury challenges all premier basketball teams in Connecticut. The Clubbers feel that if they had had more than one practice session they would have reversed the 33 to &l verdict against them in the New Haven game. Now, playing in per feet form, they are ready to cope with the best of them, bar none. Managers should write immediately to Paul J. Lord at 30 Stiles street Waterbury, for bookings.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
BASKETBALL GAMES
Two Good GlmcS Aro SchCtluIcI to Be Pla,rl Tonight m tho Indus trial League at '. M. C.N

Two uool sIn,~ ar. s.ntlu..I to bc played in ru. Indus ria. leaguc at the Y. T. r. \. gymnasium starting toni-U' at o'o}rrE. Tn the first rour,.'. in. S.anary Rule * Lo>I oun'',. elu lU- up against inc Russell d. Ernu GN., wli.o m the second game tho Nrw Britain Machine continuation viii attempt 10 taka away tn" uonors from tho I.an1rrs team.
 Tho hrsr gam" VII find two teams taa' arc ,,r'y matched, battling 1T out for 'n gam. B0'h want tonights game and real contest should develop befor. many minutes of play have passed. In tho second game. The New Britain Machine five although dot'atcf in The Grst start of thc season will at tempt tn io inc comrback and Ian ders will have 10 be on ifs guard 10 win the game Chick" Hayes will referee.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
RESERVES YS. BURRITS
| Heal Court Battle Is Scheduled 10 hc Played as Preliminary to Guards Game saturday.

Tho National Guard Reserves will get its real test of the season when the Burritt A. (. team of this city will battle with them in Saturday evenings game at the state armory.
 Manager Nahm'S team is going at a great rate of speed this year, talk ing everything that comes its way ny a large scort, It's record so far this season is three victories and no defeats.
 The Burritt team has gone through q schedule of six games, and has been returned a winner in every one of them. II is thought hy some that the Burritt team will he lost when it plays off Its own home court.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
DTMOIAN TO BOWL

Next Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. tho members of the DeMolay will bowl against the Advisory coun- cil on the Y. M. C. A. alleys. The De Molay team has been having some strenuous practice sessions and al- though the Advisory council holds them lightly, they may be due for a surprise. Master Councillor Henry Morse has been elected captain and George C. Buckley is manager.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Salem High Football
 Team May Play Sanford

Salem, Mass, Dec. 15 Ry-- Salem High schools undefcatcd football team which is journcying South for an interscctional game with Leon. High school in Tallahassee, Fla, next Friday, may also play Sanford High of Southern Pines, N, C., on the return trip North, the Salem school board decided last night. The committee voted 10 allow the San ford game on December 22 if the teams wins the Florida game and if Coach R. William Frederick be- lieVcs that the boys physical condi- tion will allow it.
 Brodcricli is expected to wire his decision to salem today,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
PLAYED 100 GAMES
Only Four CatChcrs in the American League Reached Mark of Century in contests.
in contests.

By NEA Service
 New York, Dec 15.-Only four catchors in the American league took part in 100 games or over dur ing the 1925 chase.
 They were Cochrane of the Ath- Ietics; Rncl, Washington Schalk, White SoX, and Bassler of Detroit. Cochrane was the real work horse of the quartet. getting in 133 frays. Ruol was in 126; Schalk, 195, and Has&Icr, 11S.
 Myatt of Cleveland just missed out, working 9S games, with Ben goUgh, Yankees, close behind with 9i.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Gnnar pnetnnnc,I

Tho basketball -ame scheduled for tonight h@tW"n tho Iurri't A.. c. five and tho Laurel A. C. quintet of South N1neh's''r has been post ponod a vc'k at thc request of the visiting manaE.mrnf. Several of fho pla>rrs on tho Manchester team were hurt in football over th" wrk- rnl Tho l3urrittS ar, without n game for thr ur,rk. bu n prac'icc session will hr I,ld tonight. All players ar. requested n attend. Coach Bruno kauia has some now plays in ih" works.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
PLAYED ON ATHLETICS

Two members of the Pottsvillc (PaD eleven, professional cham pions, were with Connie Mack's Athletics during the 1925 baseball season. They were Walter French and Charley Berry. Both gained fame on the football field while fin college. French starring at West Point and Berry at Lafayette.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
GRI.B HEATS BUCK

Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 15 Pl- Harry Grch, mi1d1rwriEht champion of thn world, won q rolercr's doci- sion o1rr Soldier Burk of Louisville. h-. List night at th" end of tight lav~Is ol boxing. Grch fought under Hana,ts aU tl,r Way and easily stood off his Louisville opponent.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
GODFREY KAYoES OWENS

Now Orleans, La, Dec. h Pl- George Godfrey Negro heavyweight of L.ipcryillo. Tla.. knoch'd out uatunr Owens, Negro of Gr"tna, la.. in tho third round Of schcdul- ,i Gucen round bout here last night.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
nAn \ HISN TIME

Eddie Eommrl of th" Athletics hal busy time in th" box last sea son In h2 games ho had 2l put rut+, >G assists and only made two errors, IIo also took part in four double plays
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
IEAnS CnRNI-II EIrNI.N

A star of gold will lrad the Cornon football ioam n'Nf s'"eon Emcr-an Carey. guard. Carey, who IS the western junior links champion. is the best kicker in Ithaca
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
nII1-E TIM WINS

Boston. Dec. l5 dPl-The Boston l'uI,crvity uf'o A. am defeated Erus- sclacr Poly,chnir 1851 10 l,729 in the first match of the season here yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
USE PUDDLE SYSTEM
Northwestern To Try New Signals In TOnight'S Game

In Tonight'S Game
 Chicago, Dec. 5 P>--The huddlo system of calling basketball signals will replace the method in which the center designates the play when Northwestern opens its floor season tonight against Notre Dame. The Purple will continue the style unless il takes too much time.
 Indiana, among Big Ten teams, also takes on a on-conference op- ponent tonight in Depauw, and Iowa gets under way Thursday against Butler.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
I)OrnlitOry

Lately there has Eocn an influx Of out Of tho s'a'n yomnE mon who have sought our dornlitory as their first home in thc city Unfortunatc- ly thorc has not been room enough for all and some have been turned away
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15
Bible Glass

9Th" ministers of thc city arc supporting 'Ho mcu's Eiblo class in splendid shape. Rev. G. II. Schncck gave a series of talks turing No- vomhcr and the meetings this month are being led hy Roy. Will Ham AtdurSon.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-15

ITO have heard Dr. Brewer Eddy speak 10 the foromcn would have convinced one that the h. dustrial council WAS upholding inc best traditions of the past in se- curing good speakers for these events. The youth Of our industries appear 10 appreciate the basketball league and soon there will be host of participants from the fac tories bowling in the mems and girls lc9EuCS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-27
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mem mertem, inert attol felek,
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nyegere i'll, amely lathatatlanna
teszi es elmenekiil. Mar kert6k is
a rendorseget, hogy verjenek ra
vasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-08-27

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