New Britain herald., 1925-01-29

one DdSkeL.s BelOlH, HlHiStll, IldS caged 12 baskets and two fouls. His al-around playing featured In his goodbye game against Rogers High. Beloin was third highest in the in- dividual scoring list last year.
 Last year, in nine games, Beloin held his man scoreless in six games, and in the three games allowed his men only four baskets.
 Another game between the 4Iart- ford and New Britain South church teams will be played at the Boys 25.
 Senor Firpo was involved in an automobile wreck the other day, but unfortunately only the machine was busted.
 There arc S.1S5 golf clubs in this country, at least three of which agree the greens committee knows how to run things.
 The Mount Vernon, N. Y, golf club has barred women players and now the men will find it easier to keep their eye on the ball.
 We read that William Tilden is man of settled habits. . One of which appears to be the habit of leading the country's tennis players every year.
 Cozy Dolan is still confident Landis will renstate him by spring Mr. Doan is just the kind of bird we'd like to sell lightning rods to.
 Missouri boasts basketball play CT who is eight feet ball This proves there is more than one way 10 get up in the world.
 Tiger Flowers, the colored fighter, '. is also naturalist . '. So listen- ing to the birdies sing is no novelty to him.
 Willie Ritola announces he will not compete against Paavo Nurm again, thereby proving himself to be q gentleman of rare intelligence
 Joe Birmingham taught Bucky Harris how to slide. what we'd like to know is who taught the Red sox how to slide.
 Hardly any money is being bet on the Miami races. when lhe real estate boys get through with YOU down there you have no money left.
 The New York Giants arc to have an o&icial song next season. It probably will be entitled Tn the Sweet Buy and Buy.'
 Johnny Dundee simply believed that when in France do as ths French do, so he up and took r
 Alan D. Hclffrich of Penn State. in breaking the tape in ahe Mlllrose games Tuesday night, accomplished what other great runners had failed to do, it being the third consecutive time the Nittany Lion runner had won this indoor special. With tho victory went permanent possession ol the E. II. Post trophy, a cup which has been in competition since 19l ) when James F.. (TeD Meredith, for mor Penn star, was the first winner. Meredith won again in 1917, but failed 10 gain the third leg before he retired. Two others in addition to Meredith had won two legs on the cup, Earl t.by of Penn and Dave s. Caldwell of the Boston A. A. Mere dith was in attendance Tuesday night to see Hclffrch win outright posses sion Of the trophy.
 Jack Delaney, Bridgeport middle weight, will find a stubborn obstacle tt7 his path at Madison Square Gar den February 13 when he meets Jimmy SIattery of Buffalo in six round bout. Slattery has a boxing style which is unique, He dances continually and allows his long arms to danglc at his sides but he can bring them up quickly and he can hit hard from any direction. In a previous meeting SIattery won the decision.
 Wallace 1T. Johnson of Philadcl- rhia has a unique tennis record in that he has placed nine times among the first 10 over a period Of l1 years Johnson's name first appear ,d in the first 10 back in 1908 when w. A. larned was ruling the domain. He was ninth that year. He has jumped around somewhat and de- spite the fact that he has been out of competition several times always comes back to the first 10 whenever he plays to any extent. He has been ranked third twice: fifth, three times, seventh, ninth and tenth once each. No other player in the first 10 began his top ranking career pre- Hous 10 1913.
 More than three hundred entries have been scheduled for the annual Morningside A, c. track meet at the 1o2nd engineers armory here tomor- row night, when Paavo Nurmi. mak' CT and breaker Of world records, ha: promised to shuttcr inc 4,eadyart figures established by Alfred shrubt of England % years ago. Many ath'