New Britain herald., 1930-12-17

anew our education Of the athlete, We must put into practice the theories we so nobly propound.
 ''The next time you See q prize fight. wherein d Hercules of d white man sinks his fist up to the elbow into the stomach of some poor help less 'tar-baby,' try 10 remember that the loser is doing his best and is en- titled to some credit. Do not con- sider your hunting trip failure be- cause there is no game in your bag; and teach your wife not to scoId you when your fishing expedition has netted you only d painful sunburn and perhaps an empty thermos or other species of bottle. Do not jibe or jeer at your fellow man when he throws away his money, much money and to no purpose, to sec members of the royalty. kings and queens, and them not of the flesh.
 'Gentlemen, We are all athletes in the game Of life. We all want to win, but some of us must lose. In any case let us all play the game squarely, and let us not trample upon the brother whom we have beaten in the contest. The aim and the ambition of all of us should be to say truthfully and conscientiously, at the end Of the game, the words of the great Apostle of the Gentiles: :. the time of my dissolution is at hand ] have fought a good fight And I ask you to take home with you tonight the memory of this tritc verse, penned by an athletic coach who sought to instil into his men the principles of true sports manship:
 For when the Great Scorer
 comes
 To write against your name.
 He writes not, that you won or
 lost,
 But how you played the gamc.'"
 Committees Appointed
 Committees which will guide tn2 dcStnies of the club during the com ing season, have been announced by President -elect Dwight Skinner as follows:
 Agricultural - sherman Avery, chairman; Arthur F.. Berg, Willard F. Eddy. Ralph kolodney, Charles Ii. Robertson.
 Business .tandards-A. J. Lcyen- thai chairman; J. C. Moody, Prank E. Rackliffc. Nalerian r. CieszinskI, Harry Billings.
 Classification and membership - Harry H. Howard, chairman: Her bert M. Martin. Thomas Firth, El- mer W. Pape, Harry Vessels, Dr. A. J. Savard.
 Club meetings-David Borthwick, chairman; Attorney Carlos A. Rich ardson, Frank l.. Rackliffe, A. C. HaWker, John A, Peterson.
 Goodwill and grievance - Elmer w. Papc, chairman; Judge Morris D. Saxc, Hugh $. Mckenna, Leland Clark, Thuro Johnson.
 Intcr-club relations - Dr. A. $. Grant, chairman; Charles R. Hoff HUH -NlOl IOIl l.. H. LII NOl!NONEt' Charles H. Robertson.
 Kiwanis education - Francis C. Kelly, chairman; Leland Clark, William R. Fcnn, Hugh $. Mchcn- na, Joseph N. Ward.
 Annual banquet committee - Jo- seph M Ward. chairman; Frederick J. Arrigan, r.. R. Hitchcock, Earle Bishop, Oscar Narsell, Herbert Mar tin, Charles Hoffman.
 Speakers - Ray (. Young, chair man; Harry H. Howard, A. J. Lcven- thai, Rev. Theodore $. Dunn, Attor- ncy A. Mag.
 Public affairs - Charles Robert son, chairman; William $. Cannon. Dr. A. J. Savard, Frederick J. Arrt- gan, Oscar Narsell. Fred C. Monier.
 Publicity - Frank t. Rackliffe, chairman; Dr. Henry Cieszinskl, Sturman Dyson, Walter Bassford, Harry Vessels.
 Music - Sturman r. Dyson, chair man: Arthur L. Berg, William $. Cannon, Thure Johnson, Ray (, Young.
 Program - Frederick Arrigan, chairman; Joseph NJ. Ward, John A. Peterson, A. J. Leventhal, Ralph Kolodney Arthur t. Berg.
 Reception - Oscar Narsell, chair- man; Leland Clark, l.. F. Hitchcock, William CoWlishaW.
 Underprivileged child - William Cowlishaw, chairman; Dr. A. J. Sa- ward, Dr. A. $. Grant, Carlos Rich ardson, Charles Hoffman, sherman Avery, Morris D. SaAe.
 Budget and audit - Walter Bass ford, chairman: Joseph M. Ward, William Hogan.