New Britain herald., 1926-01-28

who travelled to Springfield Tuesday nlght, had a great experience on the way home. They played the game, but were so late in getting started for home that they had to hurry to make a train. Traveling by rail- road, they came to Hartford too late to get tho last train to this city. so the players went on to Berlin. Here they searched around in driving snow for taxis, but none could be had and because the h- nances were not so very very flush. the boys started to hoof 1t.
 They all got safely home but it | was around o'clock in the morning | when they rolled into bed and 1t was a sorry lot that arose the next | morning to get 10 their various posi- ions of work, though to their credit | 1e 1t said, that they all reported the next day. Members of the graduation class who have worn the spangles of an athletic team at some time during their high school careers have prov on themselves versatile in the socials preceding graduation.
 "Yankee" Lacava is said to be singer. During the school banquet he almost had to be asked 10 sing. Freddie Gennette is the class president, Bliss Clark the class his- torian and Hiding Bengtson was star in the class night frolic last night.
 Roger Scully was in the class night cast, but the committee fgur- o9 that he would be better in the lndicnce as the butt of the class fokcs, so there he wns last night.
 Sammy" Notranos grace on the ,unco floor is second only to his Yaccfulncss on the basketball court.
 Clinchs foremost opponent ap- hears on the horizon as Johnny Lawson q Meridcn. This youngstcr is clever battlcr and has developed ? sock of ma jor proportions. He has a nifty way in tho ring and shows Dhc results of good training.
 Efforts have been made to get these two together, but so far they have been unsuccessful and 1t IS probable that they will meet in 'ht elimination tournam next month,
 Raymond Bus" Pond Is critically i'll at his home In Torrington. He is suffering from mild attack Of meningitis brought on through erin infection. He was taken II last Wednesday while engaged at hi' duties at tho Hotchkiss school a' Lakeville and he returned home Ias' Friday where he has been confined to his home ever since. Physicians have been in consultation over hin and little Is known of his condition
 George Mulligau is going 10 stag boxing shows in Hartford. there l no question about that. Discover, by tho Hartford papers that the neN set of boxing rules did not includ inc clause which left the supervision of boxing bouts and the granting o rermits to the cities and towns leaves the way open for MQ'ligan 0 any other promoter 10 go whcreNc he likes in this state.
 This is bad nows for Rorty an GsIlivan who have been taking right and left in Hartford on incl bouts run in recent months. Tn nair of promoters have dropped sockfu of money into tho tig' game due 10 unfortunate happeT incs over which they had no cot trol. With Mulligan invading ti Hartford arenas. their chances ot r' coupling some of the long green al not so bright
 Fans in this city are wondcrlr whether Jimmy Clinch is schedule to light In Meriden this week or nc Joe Swcdock is staging big anu teur card in the SiINOr City and
 date. we haven't heard If the loc hoy Is entered or not.
 The state championship elemin ton tournament takes place ne month and soon thr details of tr line of scraps will be announce The hackers of the local boy q
 in hopes that he will have |
 chance to keep busy between tn
 and now because there Is nothi
 like keeping a good line of fights Il dei oue's belt in preparation Tor big think like the championsh tournament.
 Clinch's packers are hoping th he will come through with q W over the rest of the 1cS pound' in the state and Teddy" Hayes, trainer, is working him to keep trim for anything that might col along.
 PROMOTION FOR HANSOS John r. Hannon Of 24t Sor
 Main street, who has been in emp1oy Of the Connecticut Light a
 Power G.. since 1901, has been
 pointed assistant district super
 tendent.