New Britain herald., 1928-09-25
Speaking of s ports


 Football at the Hartford Hign school Is in 2 serious condition ac- eording to all latest reports. Can -i- dates for the team and veteran play CTS have refused to come out for the squad because of the fact that Coach John Newell has been drop ped off of the school athletic com- mittee.
 Those interested in the Hartford Hixh eleven state that the playvs are adanlant in their decision to go through with their protest and. al- though the situation might be etraightened out later on. at the present time, it appears that Hart ford high will be without team. The Stanley Works Rowling League opened up last evening at Rogers Recreation alleys under the direction of George Rawlings In celebration of the event. several of the officials of the company parti- cipated in the opening. These in- eluded c. F. Bennett. Ernest Pelton, Louis Young, J. B. Wilbur, P. r. King and R. E. Pritchard.
 Roganski made the high single of l3l while Wilcox rolled high three strings with 2 mark of S36. Fuller and King rolled the best scores among the officials.
 Stanley Works girls start their league next Monday night at 2 o'clock.
 Tonight the Stanley Rule X Level men open their league at o'clock Eight teams will be in action. At s:S0 o'clock. the City League. repre- ssnting business houses in the city. gees on the alleys.
 The Nutmeg A C. football team will play its second game of the season next Sunday afternoon at Willow Brook park against All Bridgeport Fans in this city will remember the battle New Britain NNo pVit tQpt yC0t Nitu NuC team that plays here this week.
 The locals. according to some of Inc best critics of the team. failed to show extraordinary form but they did demonstrate that it is pos sible for them to develop into q btrong and powerful combination.
 News that the Y. NJ. c. A. is to have another industrial league ID progress this winter should be we.i received by the sporting gentry. Last year the games held the interest Of he fans throughout the year.
 Corbin Screw mems team won aft er a torrid race and the F. & F.. 'orbin girls team won the pcn- laht in the girls league after a ace which was as equally success Ful.
 Il Manager Clarence Lanpher of the kll-Ncw Britain basketball team Is Q have a girls professional team. The question has been raised as to whether or not these girls would he ,ligible. It was voted at meeting pf the league officials to leave this natter with the factories which Ire affected.
 There is a proposed change in the tule which provides the time limit or players who have entered the .lnploy of the factory just previous or during the early part Of the caguc games.
 Previously it was four weeks. but proposal is being made that 1t bc >xtended to so days. This matter vill be voted upon at the next neeting on Monday.
 Fafnir Bearing Co. with such players as Al Havlick. Howard Bel Ter, John Matulis. Al Wilson. John sierochowski. Dave Beloin and oth- rs in its employ is seriously con- idering not having team in the eague.
 This would be blow to the league md 10 fellow employees if this ac- ion were taken. It is hoped that he factory officials will give this natter serious consideration before definitely decides to stay out O: he league.
 It Is also hoped that the Russell : Erwin team. champions of two ears ago. will again return to the eague.