New Britain herald., 1925-01-10

Ing one of the beet outfits in the state. Tonight however, 1t probably will be Impressed upon them that there are other teams just as good--and Il little bit more.
 Johnny Bsylock Of this citS eap- tain of the Conn. Aggles, was able to hook in but one field basket and one foul in the game with New Hampshire last night. It was ele Aggies first game and they won a2 to Js. .,
 Trinity walloped the Mass. Aggies s7 to 10 last night.
 The Hartford Kaccys won from the TerryvilIe Legion in Terryville last night S+ 10 20.
 Weaver High of Hartford won by 8 single point, 26.2b, from Manches' ter IllSu ldsl ulhnt.
 Traditional college rivals will battle 1t out for indoor running hor,ors at tho Millrose A. A. carnival in Madison Square Garden, January 2T and 2S. In two of the inter- collegiate features, Rutgers will race Lafayette while Syracuse will oppose its upstate rival. Colgate. Law rnucevilIe Prep and Mercersburg academy intersch plastic rivals, also may meet in another relay event, In New York state amateur poS- ing champions, crowned at this weeks tournament at Madison Square Garden, include Tommy Lawn, l35-pound titleholdcr, who is a choir singer; Harry Traub. young artist who topped the flyweight di- vision; and Tony Canzoncri, high school youth who proved the best of the bantams.
 In 1882 w. c. George of England stepped mile In 4:2l 3-5. This was the first worlds record for that distance and it stood for 13 years. In 1895 Tom Conneff Irish middle distance star, chopped six full sec onds from the mark. In 1911 John Paul Jones, Cornell university's great miller. ran the distance in 4;1o 3-5. Two years later he clipped another second off his former mark. In 1915 Norman Taber established the mark of 4:12 3-5 which stood until Paavo Nurmi. the peerless Finn, attacked it at the 1924 Olympic, games Nurmi negotiated the distance in 4:10 2-5,
 John r. tChick) Meehan, new football coach at New York univer- sity will report about February and run the candidates through about six weeks of spring practice, according to official announcement, Meehan is satisfied that the schedule for his first year Is strong enough, with Co lumbia, Rutgers and FordhaH among the opposing teams,
 Eddie (Cannonba,D Martin, cham pion of bantamwcight boxers may lose trip 10 California where h' expected to appear under the new 1o-round law, as result of his fail ure to fight during contest 1T ErookIyn Wednesday night.
 Martin and his opponent Ausi' Pisano. were ordered out of the rln' after three rounds of pushing naf hauling. The title was not at slaK' as Pisano weighed four pounds nor fan the bantamwcight limit .'
 ?larttn may draw suspension '' 'h the New York State Athletic com mission, sni yet his previous goo record may react to his favor.
 Like most Of the truly greats | their respective divisions PaaN Nurn1i, Finand's crack middle dls in nee star, has no regard for the ac cspted fundamentals in training He trains in his own way and h dcfies the world to say his way isn the best. Between races at Madl son Squnre Garden Tuesday nigh Nurmi munched an apple. whil I;ay, Watson, Hahn. Booth an other American stars looked on awr. But Nurmi only smilet munched away and then stepped ot and broke another worlds record. They have started naming cham pions on the Pacific Coast only ] days after the length of bouts wa increased from four rounds 10 l. Ace" Hawkins. I Nebraska light weight, is the new Pacific Coa' ti;loholder' in that division. Il took a decision over Tommy Carte Of Los Angeles al Hollywood la night and gained q belt offered l
 the American Legion as cmhlemat of the championship.
 The growing host of college atl
 letes who have made good in profe
 sional sports mas antner meilper "Y einie" Hendricks, until recent
 an Uklahma university football sta In his debut last night as a profe sional boxer, Hendricks gained d' cision at Oklahoma City over P Corbett, a Fort Worth, Tex, welte weight.
 "StrarglAr" Lewis, who lost Il
 heavyweight wrestling championsh Thursday night to Wayne Mum, fo mer University of Nebraska fooths
 star, was resting easily in Kans
 City hospital today. Ho suffered
 sprsined joint at the base of |
 spine when he was tossed out of |
 ring.
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