New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

at tne least De an alternate back, \ therefore making him member of the varsity crew and giving one the right to predict that he will get into almost all of the teams games. N Howard Beloin is working out for guard position and his chances are good for landing an alternate berth. If ho doesn't land this year, he surely will be on the varsity team next year if ho keeps up his good work. Howard played with last . years Red and Gold eleven and his ehwork was of the highest order. His opponent for the guard position out weighs him slightly and has more experience, but there are many chances for the local boy to get into the line and his work at the present time indicates that the coaches of the Fordham team are interested in him.
 Lawyer Harry (Mahoney) Gins berg, one of the leading authorities on football in this city and an talumnus of l'ordham, brought both Grip and Beloin to his alma mater for enrolment and he introduced | both boys to Frank Gargan, Ford hams head coach. He gave the two | boys a fine recommendation and his | words seemed to have resulted in both boys getting d chance 10 show | \ their wares.
 Harry by the way, Is a central l board referee in the gridiron game | and will work for Crosby High Sat- nrday. Harry's work as an official | in the games he worked in this city, | was always very credlable and why | he doesn't get moro work in New | Britain and vicinity is more than | can be explained. He certainly can lturn in as good a game as any that | lhave been seen in action
 Hubby" Boinowski will he acting | ptain again in the game Saturday. ! IThis being the last game for him, Coach Cassidy feels that he is the Illogical man to have the honor.
 If Bliss Clark should make the | tackle position left vacant by Boj- | ,nowski's loss to tho squad. the team | twill be equipped with two tackles : well over six feet in height. Poli- i Itis is nearly as tall as Clark.
 If we leave for Vermont Tridaysl afternoon youll all be in bed at 10 , To clock that night because I'll sec ! Ethat you do." said Coach Cassidy 10 , the. squad at practice yesterday aft 'ernoon.
 The coach feels that any sleeping that is done on the trip will not be l done on the gridiron Saturday. l Hence, the ultimatum.
 In his talk the mentor told the | (sttoys that he will conduct a strong | eAmpaign this season against play CTS keeping late hours.
 Somehow or other, a person has l 8 hard time getting all stirred up i, over the announcement that Jack i Dempsey and Harry Wills, his dusky | challenger, have signed to fight in | Michigan City next year. These two have been chasing each other, or rather Wills has been chasing | Dempsey for four years until Tues day the modern example of Grecian !. beauty made so by his plastic nose. 1 Iagreed to meet the negro in ten ! bound no-dccision fight.
 They say Dempsey has been side Eetepping Wills, but it looks very much as if Wills has been side lstepping another young man by the l name of Gene Tunncy. Tunney, ac- cording to Paddy Mullins, is "only a Dboy" and he would be glad to have ! Wills meet him if it wouldn't hurt | his chances of advancing in inc Heavyweight ranks, but at the same time, Gene is left ont in the cold when talk Of match is broadcast. |
 Tunney is one of tho exceptions in ttHb dlIltllC NOIlV Ut Ine nltbu States who entered the American forces while this country was at war with Germany. Tunney joined l up with tho Marines and saw service overseas while Dempsey was helping to build ships and Wills was wheel Ing truck filling those same ships.
 Tho ship builder and the stevedore both arc wonderful fighters in the ring but they didN't appear to be so anxious to get in whore real fight l ing was taking place On the other hand. the young man who is type iof champion of which this country Or any other country can well be proud, solditred in the strctest | branch of the Emitted States forces
 He camc along in the hoying i game until ho became champion Of the United States forces. He then sreturned homo after the war and l came along until he is now leading ! contcnder for tho honors in the | Heavyweight ranks.
 They tell us that he has studied i kis game thoroughly and has prac- | Bleed blows until he has reached | hear perfection in the fighting art | He has gained in weight and just the | bther night. he put Rartlcy Madden, l who had never before been knocked | pff his feet. away in the third round. l Madden stayed with Harry Wills for | rounds and was beaten only by l
 close decision. Madden stayed | rlth Gene Tunury for three rounds | hnd was put to sleAr.
 Madden himself states thst ht