New Britain herald., 1925-02-03


 When next the Rule Shop five ap- Isars on the court John Grobstoin, .ormerly with the, Stanley Works, will be with the squad. He has worked long enough at the Rule Shop now 10 become eligible. Russell & Erwin Is 10 try out Iaw player in the person of Young uke, The West Sides battered the ,>accys to Il 32-a7 defeat In the ,artford City league last night. lercby dropping the Kaceys all one into last place. IL was a stiff game and plenty ough but in this respect the West .,des were superior. The score was tied three times during the game Ind in the second half the Kaceys ad twice but were unable to hold cir advantage.
 Our own "Red' Reynolds at right award played q whale Of a game nd got three from the floor. Res trlli aud Sheehan also played with ,Ir kaceys, the former getting two i.od goals and four fouls and Johnny wo field goals.
 ".l1 hats the name the team goes under!
 Tonight the leadership in the Hartford league will be changed when the undefeated leaders. the Lyrics and Dixies clash.
 Fill Murray, formerly coach at l;oston University will coach the dia- mond men at Williams this spring.
 Eugene LamoureuX, captain of the Hartford High basketball team, has been. placed under the faculty ban and is off the squad temporarily at 'ust.
 The boxing matches at Foot Guard hall, Hartford, tonight should ne humdingcrs and the one between Eddie Shevlin of Boston and Paddy Ryan of Pittsburgh should be great each are masters and neither has met the other before.
 Sheyiin is boxing instructor at Dartmouth and some of the wearers of the Green will be on hand to cheer him along.
 Eddie Cottlc, the Yale football star, is T. busy man but yesterday he established an athletic-social record that yies with that of the famo,H O'EIearn year ago. Glance this over:
 As hockey team, forward, he starred in the scoreiess tie against Dartmouth yesterday afternoon, re- turning to the campus to figure as principal in the historic Wooden spoon presentation.
 As chairman of the junior prom Cnade committee he was given the bit Of historic cutlery which has been handed to every promenade chaiFman since 1StS.
 The presentation was by Eddie Bench. football track and basketball star, chairman last year.
 Last evening Cottle attended the annual Glee club concert, and then led the grand march at the Junior promenade, dancing with his sister, Miss Frances Cottle of Buffalo.
 The Prom" closed at o'clock but the party next went 10 one of the Sheffield Scientific School dances which began at ? and continued un- til dawn today,
 There may be shift in the lineup of the Herald bowling team before long for Jerry DiDcen, who has not crashed the timbers in several sea sons, returned to the alleys last night with G. w. Lawson of Meriden as his opponent. While they split even on games, the WaIlingford charmcr landed the Meriden flash q rude shock by the size of the score which lte won his game.
 II is said Ireland intends to seek legislation that will make box fighters use their own names. Too many celebrated Irish names are being taken in vain,
 Nurmi is breaking so many rec ords that it has become necessary 10 carry statisitcian around with him to keep the books straight.
 Major league ball players intend 10 ask an allowance of five dollars per day for food during tho coming season instead of the customary four bucks. In the winter five dollars means room and board for a week.
 The squeeze play, once favored bit of baseball strategy. is now be ing used with success In the wrcs tling game.
 No matter how scientific a polo game may appear to the spectator, it is, after all, mostly horseplay. Fred Fulton insists his ring eH- perieuce was merely a training stunt to fit himself for a diving contest with Johnny Weismueller.
 Nurmi, as runner, is more than getting even for what our horses lid to Papyrus and Epinard.
 Tommy Gibbons isn't very keen for these foreign matches the last time Mike fought in England they paid him off in golden promises, most of which were counterfeit.