New Britain herald., 1925-01-07

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 The Cabinet Lock team entered the game . strong fayorite last night, but like so many sporting fav- orites. proved bad het. The Tobin- ties were outclassed from beginning to end and even old Chief Larson seemed unable to get going. Although he did not claim it, the Chief has a good alibi for he has just recovered from an illness which undoubtedly slowed him down.
 Both Fafnir and the Cabinet Lock had an even number of field goals seven, though Fafnir had an extra one presented to them when Car razza shot Into the wrong basket.
 The Fafnir team had total of eight personals and one technical foul called. Of these. the Lockmak- CTS made only three good on free tries.
 The Lockmakers themselves had 14 personals and technical called. The Fafnirs converted these Into nine points. .. Tobin, the Corbin manager. re- marked with satisfaction before the game that he was standing pat on his lineup. The lineup was not pat very long for series of fouls put Yankaskas out first. Then followed Kamenicky.
 "Goody" Preisser, the Red sox baseball player, got into his first game last night when he took fan- ~kaskas' place. While "Goody" did not get into the scoring column, he played a good game, breaking up several fast plays and passing we'll The fight between Weir and ka- menicky was a disgraceful affair. It all happened so quickly 1t was dif- flcult to judge who was at fault, put Referee Nixon handled a tickllsh situation well and peace was re- stored in quick time.
 An instant after the fight both Kamenicky and Weir realized the folly of their act and were genuineiS repentant. Both shook hands III the locker room and promised to Tel bye-gones be bye-gones.
 This is the first trouble that ha' marred the league. But last night' game was started at terrific pac' and something was bound to hap pen with both teams going at toi speed and each anxious to retali first place.
 Ed Walther was the scoring ac' for the Rule Shop last night WILL three from the floor. Morelli ant whitman, with two each, were tn best bets for the R. and E. boys'
 Retween halves last night the trio, composed of Vincent sauilocote John Anderson and Philip Mlmre nut on a clever tumbling exhibition These youngsters. under the tuit'o of Bacon, have developed Into clever team, Their gymnastic "or is excellent and their tumbiins c the best. Many an act Of 'nlerio ouality has been seen on local thea trical stages.
 Grobstein, the center for the Star lev Works, has left the employ that concern, it is reported, ana with the Rule Shop branch. A ru ing on his eligibility to play wit the Stanley Workers has not bee made. However, the Rule shop an affiliated branch. so 1t is not III probable that his status will DC LII affected.
 "Red" Campbell. the vetera baseball player who has been with pneumonia, now is conVales ing.
 Ty Cobb, who in 1924 batted ov' the 300 mark for the 18th succe siye season, will have a chance eoual the all-time major leag' mark established by the late Adris C, tPop) Anson if the Detroit pi continues his active participation the game this year. If he again e, ters tho select batting circle at u end of the 1925 campaign, Cobt achievement, in reality, will be be fer than Anson's, for the Tyger lea CTS record would represent an Il broken string while Anson, Tn pa ting over 800 for 20 years, had break in his record. Anson clubb for 300 or more Is straight veal beginning in 1876, but dropped ,294 and .275 in 1891 and 1892 b fore he rallied the following seas and finished up a flve-year stret of 300 or more in 1897.
 Norwich University, of Northfc Vt, will send its polo team on record 4,OOO-mile journey throu the middle west and east this wi ter. The tentative program for t tour includes the following dat
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