New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Sergeant Henry Jeglinski. who 6r- rested Grabosk after a clever bit of | investigating, told the court that he suspected the defendant for sone time and suggested his name to Micznikoski when the complaint was received.
 The glove found in the complain- ants yard. the sergeant revealed, was sprinkled with rabbit hair. It's mate. he averred, was unearthed at GraboSlrs home and one of the rabbits was already in a frying pan. The other rabbit. produced in court as evidence. and the bag Of feed were confiscated and brought 10 headquarters.
 small Fires Recorded
 Welcb Tire company of Forest vile was called to 473 Broad street at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon to fight chimney fire. Squad A was summoned to the home of Charles Gaylord on Burlington avenue at 5 o'clock this morning for second ( lill itt iii I+H-NO dt+ 'llE so' No5 bSi'N at either place.
 "Eo" MacNiIIan speaks
 Alvin "Bo" MacMillan, famous AU-Amcrica quarterback Of Centre colleges 1919 eleven, won his way into the hearts Of some 500 students at the Bristol high school auditorium yesterday afternoon with an inspiT- ing address on athletics and cur ricula in his pleasing southern ac- cent Centre college is located at Danville, Kentucky.
 He told the story of the time that Centre was scheduled to play the University Of West Virginia al Charleston. W. V. The latter team, he said boastcd O. having a husky, powerful fullback in .Bull' Rogers, who was feared by all opponents. The Danville eleven, on the other hand. averaged only llS pounds and had one halfback, whose name was Chick" Murphy, weighing a mere 92 pounds.
 During d practice scrlmmaGe one day. the speaker narrated. he was reading an article describing the inn mense power of the Nirginians when he noticed a shadow over his shoul- der. Turning around, he noticed that not only he had been perusing the article. but so had the mite half- back. Chick" he said, muttered. They put their pants on one leg at d time the same as we do" MacMii- Ian asserted that Murphy starred in the game, which was won by Centre, I4-6.
 He said that courage and deter mnation were necessary to obtaln success. One Of his players, whom be called "Dashing Dick" because Of his slovness atoot and in speech. was laid out In a football practice, and teammate. Red" whom he averred was Scotch. commenced 10 pace the field, saying, ''l hope he don't die. hope he don't die" Ask cd why ne took that attitude, the player said. He owes me four bits The famed quarterback stressed the necessity Of self control and gave q number Of examples.
 Speaking Of "sNelled heads" he said that fellous who became naughty could he cured of their habit in only one way. As in the story Of the two colored lads he said, those who become "swelled' over having their names in head lines should stick their heads ln q pail Of water three times and pull them out only twice
 Sportsmanship. MacMillan claim cd was the WatchWord Of all ath- lctics He told of the sportsmanlike manner in which the Army and Navy teams acted in New York city at the recent charity game. It was his contention that players should get all the fun out of sports they can." He said that while coaching d southern team. he took one player along on a long trip to play Boston college because he kept the other players in good humor."
 Winding up his talk. MacMillan repeated d poem written by Grant land Rice. In it the need of hustle and mo loafing while on the job was stressed The students applaud cd yociterously and attempted to nave their guest speak again, but he did not reappcar. Present on the auditorium stage were Coach ThoIn- as NJ Monahan, Superintendent or Schools Karl 4. Reichc, and Prlncl- pal Henry Cottle.
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 The Bristol High school ahtletlc