New Britain herald., 1926-02-18

the match was about over and hu immediately announced to the gal lery of 100 fans or so that tho match was not an official one be- cause only official matches can be played on Saturday afternoons or evening. Then too, he was not keep ing score, so he said no credence could be put In the totals for the day.
 Fred is a strict critic of bowling and bowlers and he feels that Dr. Waskoritz will be a champion of the lanes some day the same as he is on the handball courts. The Doc" besides heading the All-New Britain football team which tied Mulligan's Blues for the Connecticut state title. copped the doubles hand ball championship of the '. NJ. C. 4. and he Is now going out for the bowling title among the professional men.
 Bill Curtin means to challenge all the lawyers and doctors In a short while, Bill is one Of the coming legal lights of the city though ha has not yet joined that charmed circle, but he was pinnng them for high marks yesterday afternoon.
 Judge Mangan missed a spare in the second last box that would have beaten Morrissey and at that, Dr. Waskowitz tied his mark which left the Morrssny- -Waskowitz team In the lead by several pins.
 "DoG' Dunn must have been prac- tiring because he can hit them with the best Of thcul His aim is straight and true, and one good thing he finds about the bowling balls is that they don't slice nearly as much as a golf ball.
 But, after all, where was Harry Ginsbcrg:
 The Rangers club will bowl in their weekly session at tho Ca .'.o alleys tonight. Manager Mat ty' Hayes wants all those who have signed up for the games to be on hand and he threatens to beat any man in the Ranger club, hands down. The series with the Falcons ought to be started In the near fu- turc.
 Harry Ginsberg Is rcsurrectng the oll timers of the high school for the preliminary gama 10 tho Tutcos-plonecr championship bat .Ie Saturday afternoon. Harry has q 1915 team all selected and the lineup will be Captain Al Schade. GiHsbtrc. Bin DUdack. Steve Dom nelly. Ken Walthcr and Dici; An d"rson. Some team.
 Joe Lang eQualed the Casino bowling alley record the other night by hitting for i50. He also rolled II games for an average Of 1.l. This vas tough bowling cs- pecially for Frank McDonough, his opponent.
 The girls go at It hot and heavy in Rogers recreation rooms and some very good averages have been hung Up the past week, Most o' the misses (the ladies) arc bashful about having the results Of their games put in the paper, How ever. We may take 1t upon our selves 10 watch the play some fair night and sec what we can see.
 The National Guards have nu alibis for the loss 10 the Spring field '. M T. \. team in Spring. Hold last night. We believe that the fact that so many Of the New Brit ain players wore busted from the game speaks for itself. Somthng is radically wrong when Johnny Shee- han goes out of game on per sonal fouls when to our Knowledge, 'D!cs" Dillon ucver has had 10 call four of thtm on tic local guard,
 Those who saw tho game. figure that Nv Britain is at least 50 points ahead of the Springfield team on any other floor than tho SpriagljrlJ court, The Guards will 5uv" an opportunity 10 prove this within week or two because the Springfield team ia coming to New Britain fer 2 return game.
 The Legion team has 8 tougA ursum"pt on its hands Saturday night in MiddlctoVn and th" local boys are all set for a hard battle.
 A large number Of New Britain fans will take in the Meriden- Bristol Endee game In Bristol 10 night when these two teams play the first cf series Of games. Both fiNrs have split even with the Ma tional Guards.
 The New Britain High school basketball team has a tough pair Of games coming Saturday anu Monday, Mondays game is the one New Britain wants to win more than any other because of its direct and important bearing on the tri- angular championship. At the pres ent time, New Britain leads in tho running, New Haven is second, while Hartford is out Of the run. ming. Should New Haven win Mon.