New Britain herald., 1926-01-26

trailers together and 1t is the deter. imitation Of the New Britain Ma chine five to win the first game on its calendar tonight. The Machine five and the Stanley Works quintet met once before in the league with the Stanley Works winning out. To- night will prove a different story. Millers charses say and tho follow CTS of the team expect to see the boys break into the win column.
 Jack Pelletier states that his mates have the same story 10 tell only the Stanley Works will be on <top.
 In the second game, the Stanley Rule & Level team will put forth its strongest lineup In an effort to duplicate the feat Of the R. X F. team Tn winding over the league lesdlng ?. < F. Corbin five. This shou'i be A Ecol contest as both teams are pttnci for a hard battle.
 T!st;ofs retL-n!1y from Coral Gahie1, F'or'Sa, report list Charles Walsh. hro'Ehr os .hs famous Bill ana tc-r.r h,ar S.tI.pte of he New Britain Ei,Sh :chSo, tslns, N as- sls:mr Tim Callahan. former Yale star football playe,. in n, manage. ihent of the Coral Babies football team, probably tho osp Aeslrsation o' Erid Stars .n the country.
 Charley !s glad 10 inssr any of his New Britain friends who rappen to go south and he will give them royal welcome.
 The Naples basketball team Of this city would like 10 arrange games with teams averaging '1SO pounds. Managers should commu- nicate with George Hills, manager G Cottage Place, city. or phone John Whitney, 2613-1S. also this city.
 Two matches of especial interest 10 bowlers in this, city, will be rolled off tonight at Rogers alleys. The first which will he started at s o'clock vii lbe rolled between Kid" Gantner and (. Anderson and the second scheduled for o'clock will be held between Dave Rooney and Joe Foote. These matches will de- eide the champion of the alleys and he rivalry between the various fac lions following the bowlers is in ,cnse.
 The New Britain High school basketball team plays its last game before graduation in Hartford to- morrow afternoon, against the St. Thomas seminary team of the Capi- tal City. Coach George Cassidy will try out some reserve men he has selected to take the place of those , p.ayers who will leave with gradu- | ution.
 Bromhorg Is being groomed for . guard position and will probably be | given an opportunity 10 display his . wares. Two other men who ap- 1 pear destined 10 be favored from . Hmong the members of the reserve squad for places on the first team . gre Havlick and Adams, the for luer having the bulge on the lat fer.
 In looking over the records of tho . taam, 1t has been discovered that f. another man will be lost 10 'hn team . through graduation. making a to- tal of eight. He is Kilduff, leading candidate for q forward berth on the yarsity and star on the South church quintet in the church league.
 Coach Cassidy has q tough time mead of him 10 patch up his squad ." hich will be rendered apart through the players leaving school material which he believes he can develop. but some of them are still q bit green and not just ready 10 enter In the games against tho lead ing high school teams in the state. ., The. chances of the High school team. however, pulling through the season with an even break arc con s'dcrcd bright because many of , those 0ho will he considered for places on inc first team have do velope1 fast since they took 10 tho court game and f they keep on. F will take only two or three games 10 have them showing star form, :; The National Guards basketball team is facing a strenuous schedule during the next couple of wcnks. The { team which is coming here next Sa'. ; urdav has reputation as imros- iTr as that of the Atlas Of New Ha. vnr and 7i)l give the homo team q hot 'ir'o during the game Saturday night. The American Legion quintet will probably have TerryyilH. leaders with einshrrv in the Pennington Valley basketball league. here Thursday night. The Legion boys will havo to do some tall hustlirr to take this game as tho hoys from over west arc a fast aggregation.
 Manager Clarence Coons has had