New Britain herald., 1925-01-28
On the Alleys
ROGERS ROWLING LEAGUE AFTERNOON COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

\ Mount N. c. club and A. Crump, Portsmouth, Va, southpaw. Crane .. IA Puppls
 The Herald Bowling team con D''''n'oa tnues to maintain . clean slatein the ' Bowling league. As yet they have ' not blemsh in their games won" e,rrson ''' U column and their losses are still Weinberg
 1000 per cent perfect.
 Three more last night. stammus Hadgan Boy Scout Ives are scheduled to AVAuiho , swing into action again this evening" !. when Troop of the Center church U and Troop 20 of the Lincoln school ,'onman u r face each other at the Boys club. waeker
 The return of Ray Anderson to n active participation in Boys club rpon e basketball Monday night was almost fiobinson II as sensational as Bill Squlre's second Olson .'
 debut on the same evening. Y Ray retired from the game to be- kraus :. come physical director of the Boys TITIneoNer TIT Il club, but he has now broken his . shell and will be seen in action for Q the rest of the season. toc..,,,o,, '. W. Woiac
 In spite of his long lay-off he "'''ss n has kept in fine trim and was the n fastest man on the floor Monday ,-,. - Il night being really too fast for the snith e rest of the. speedy club team. His Burns :, a passes were too hot for even Mike n Luke to handle, but when the rest of the team has accustomed itself
 to him 1t ought to go even better Ia F than before. q ca,,,o e P. Burke
 Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul thinks p seneyd
 he has outgrown the light heavy Dummy II weight class and Is at his best as g heavyweight. He says he has great IS difficulty in making F 5 pounds and A. Carlson l. has discovered his best fighting E, Larson s weight Is between 1S0 and 1S5 He ,,;, ,yncn , d is willing, however, to train down e. scbarF e to meet Mike McTigue, worlds light L. Birclma g heavyweight champion.
 Jimmy Crowley, Notre Dame half Mae sulv
 back, has been offered position as S s; fe'rnec cc o assistant football coach at the Uni F. Pec, - yersity of Georgia, and will make a NJ. Perkins k decision within a few days, 1t was
 announced at dinner attended by
 Crowley and Coach Knute Rockne NJ. Page t in Chicago last night. NJ. Naples 5 B. Giddx . r E. Johnsto {. Wheaton, Ill.,, home of Harold L. Kencia l, Red" Grange, University of illinois > A-American halfback, is raising a r. generation of "Haroldsp Since the 5, towns favorte son broke into prom B, thence several babies have been ; s,ar. Deiana q named after him. F. yonns
 - E. Andersc
 Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd na- c' Larson y tional women's golf champion, op- a posed Miss Frances Hadfield of Mil
 waukee in the semi-fnas of the an-
 nual January golf tournament for g women at Beleair Heights Florida, cers r today. Mrs G. F. Stesson of Phila-, Roger o depha and Mrs Alex Smith of New Anderson
 York were in the other bracket. , stiom : e Frederick w. Rubien secretary of St the Amatcurs Athletic Union, has posuo l. cabcd Italy Seeking blanket per Hartney n. init to enable Ugo Friger1o, Itay's Palette
 Olympic champion walker, to com- pt I,eptro n pete in more than two meets in this peter d country. Under the present permit r. Urgo is allowed to walk only in the
 NIilrose A. A. and the Boston A. A. d meets. Frgerio also cabled asking e for permission to compete in the Rprna 1T Mornngside A. C. games in the le2d Dl Colyn
 Engineers armory Friday night Nelson
 Warner Owen |. 1T Although the name of Eddie Far Bcoin !, D. re, Pennsylvania baseball captain. h appears on the reserve list of the
 New York Giants, Manager John Applcg ren
 McGraw said yesterday that Farrell Burns le has not signed q big league contract. @ Jays ''' II Farrell is dental student at Penn, Elliott " where his three brothers, all prac- 'e ticing dentists matriculated in their y college days. He does not have to Fla,
 depend upon baseball for a live- Scheyd
 hood but Farrell, according to q ma lChampin II jor league scout, is one of the clev- Han al ''' D. crest nfelders seen in college base m ball circles since the days of Eddie
 Collins. Farrell has promised Me
 Graw that he will cavort with the n"r,Lns' narI r. Giants if he elects to follow baseball Guard r. profession. olden< . to Bnnia BaTna . ;h Hugo Bezdek, Penn States jovial Du'A'
 football tutor, in favor of receiving
 "Bo" MeMn former Center col ly lege football star, into the football GAS of coacbes association with open arms is despite the fact that McMllin en- Frank el gagged in professional football before C. MrCar
 bucklng on the harness of a coach J. McCart
 contract to the rules of the aSsocia- ''e' st ton.
 Id q like McMiliin," said INzdek ''I to don't know him very well blh think Naspr9ni .po
 he's on the level and sincere in his Row
 endcavor to keep intercollegiate Mount in football clean'' Hayes IT. Chester ("Spot0 Talk, Austin,
 Texas high school baseball star and Rccor cs brother of Bibb Fall of the Chicago nGSlaa't' @ in Americans. has signed a contract seifel ng with the St. Louis Americans calling pg for SS,00O the first year and S4,oOO lis bonus. Falk is q left handler, 1 years cregorv be old six feet one inch tall and weighs Bratton at 172 pounds. The New York Yankees Crowley he and Boston Red Sox also bid for his o"A't nd services.
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 - Bobby Cruickshaw rated by some 12 ss ssss s s of 'S ns ten ss SAL
 States, has been granted six weeks ', leave of absence by the Twin Hills ", Country Club at Okla ahoma to part-
 clpate in the British open champion on ship in June. Crpckshanks Okla as' homa contract becomes effective