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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER A I ID, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1026.
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE GAMES AMONG THE BEST PLAYED THIS SEASON TRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL QUINTET SWAMPS SOUTH
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CHURCH FIVE NATIONAL GUARDS HAVE A BUSY SCHEDULE AHEAD OF THEM JIMMY CLINCH TO F1UHI lHUroUAT roum
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CAST0FFS COMPRISE CUB INFIELD
MASS. AOGIES YET
MACHINE QUINTET LEADS
CORBINS IN FIRST HALF
RESULTS OF GAMES
IN DUSTYLEAOIIE
Individual Averages and 1m
Standings ol Girl Bowlers
TO DROP A GAME WALKOVER W
Landers By Good Fortune Barely Noses Out Stanley
Works Five Buttmakcrs Tic Score in Second
Frame After Trailing 21 to 9 in Initial Inning
Chestnut Street Five Creates Sensation of the
Evening.
A soiiHiitlonnl upset was orciled lOTirlcn. firobstein 3, Oltn. Trios for
for a time in the Industrial ntinkit- goals Gorman 2, Neuter MrCahc
ball league (it the Y. M. C, A. InM !. Kltitlin, I")l.-t If r 7. O'Nrlm S.
night when the New llrltnln Ma- lOrohMeln C. Olln. Kcfcnc, "Chick"
rhino Co. fivo played the leaguo Ilnyff ; timer, Snicdlry; scorer,
Unaino. 1 .r. V fori, in rmlnlot tn fi
standstill ami for tho first limn this
season headed an opponent nt 1 1t o
end of the first half. Tho New I'.ril
ain Maelilno playrrs, passing well,
outfought the lead ' i s ami at the end
f tho first half, led them by a seoru
of 19 lo IS. Tho Keroml half, how
ever, van a different story nn'l al
though tho Mnchlnfi five fought
gamely, Corblna pulled slowly away
from them to win with a tlnal seoro
nf no to :;.
Tn th! first gnnio on the evening's
program, the Stanley Works, play
ing without the servle-s of either
John Schroder or Ti HI Wnlther,
came through In the second half to
tie the wore against the Landers.
I'rnry Cnrk team and the green
ahlrted East Main street boys were
mighty lurky to pull out with a 34
to 111 win. An idea of how the
Stanley Works live played In the
accoml half may lie cleaned from
111 faet that Landers was trading
nt half time by a :i to !) seore.
Stanley v. I.anilrrs
The pi mo between the Stanley
Works and Landers started off
slowly and II' lie Interest was shown
in tho first, half. "buiko" McCnho.
was the hip noife In this frame pin U -ing
long shots from all angles of
tho floor. The Stanley Works
eonldn't seem to pel going anil tli"
best they rould off) . were three
field Soals, one each by TrlMler.
ilTtrlen and l'lis while Mi-rube pot
live double counters. Tiocniio tret
Ihi-ee and Gorman rank two. The
Mioro nt half time was 21 to ! in
favor of Landers.
Scconil Half
Tho second half was an entirely
different story. Stanley Works scor
ed nine points before Landers could
Set started end although the Last
Mala etrert, rrew made a spurt, the
.Stanley Works players made tlmm
shoot wild and the result was that
only n few baskets were mad'-. In
The Ani'Ub-un Hardware sirls'
howling t'uni took two gunim from
the I'. .V !. Corblti ilvu at tho V.
M. i'. A. alleys hst night whllu the
i'orbin Screw team d uplkut", till
I'riit umiUM tho l-'atiiii- Hearing
(urn. The acoivs rolled last night
are as lullovvs:
American Hardware
t'renn.
Miicbine vs. ( orlilns
Chaillo Miller and his southpaw
li, Sclircy ..
i '. Larson . , ,
M. KrickKon
74
SO
76
soupbone pave tho 1', & 1". C.'orbin 1 1 i",,,.,H
oulntet. a real scare last night In .. .Se.liv.arl 74
thn second pa mo in the Industrial
league and with the help of his 3 G 1
mates, the Machine Shop came i, & y. toibin
through to lead tho league leaders 1;. Koeruer 77
by a 19 to IS score at half time. M. noehas .
Turner, a new man playing cen- . 1;. Kirhurds
ter for tho Chestnut street crew, a. Quinn ...
although, unfamiliar with the, modM l. ICendiior
of play here, showed up well while
be was In nnd h" Is bound to glvo
the Machine Shop nn uddefj
strength that wl'l make thn other
teams travel to offset. lie went out
on personal fouls In the first, half
hut his work had already been
done.
(iood foul shooting by Anderson
and lour field goals by Miller
helped to make things interesting COrbln Screw
In the first frame. Th Machinal P.
Shop fought along with the. Cor- C.
bins until the rcore stood 1C to 9.1 A.
Here the Maehlners started a spurt M. Anderson
that was lo bring them through C. Dummy
the half. Miller caged a double
decker. Anderson followed with I
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852
Fal'nlr near In
I Murphy 73
N. Matulis sn
.1, Mlddbton tltl
I.. Klbluff 61
D. Wlegund 71
liymsa .
Thomas
Welch . .
74
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another. Maher came throuKh ivitti The Indlvidunl averages for the
n benutv to make the seore IS to third round of the Industrial Gills'
this half, Stanley Works scored I
polnls lo Landers' Kl and outplayed
! Iiem in all departments of the panic.
Real excitement n iKiicd amonf;
the spectators when with the score
to 21, the Stanley Works scored
.2 point.-i to Landers' I : ami out
played tlieni in all departments of
Hie K.aiue.
Ileal ' '.eji --i;n' nt r icji,'d anions
(be sperlalorH wh't1 w it li I he 5-core
:.t lo 21. the Si.anby Works More.) I Pa"lf' l'cr
three fK 1, baskets in -1.". seconds. '"''i'' as
Tho three shots were from the mid- j Rame. K't 1 1 n
die of the floor, two of then belnc I iri all. ,Tasp
enged by I'elletlrr and 011" by t i'Iirien Fi
Then John (irol. stein came tliromrh ; hi
vith anothrr ami (VHiir-n iie,l the
'M'nr Willi mother beauty.
The play wept on for a few min
utes until florinan fouled and
lie made, hi.'; free I ry ioed. Then
N'ester eame down the llcir anil 1 Srhultz idav
i-anlc a del, oal to make Lan.b j he was in.
Work:; tri d hard 1 The sumniM-y:
r. 1
i:.. Then when 17 mlnutcH and 5'- Howling league at tlio enrl 01
sfconds of the half had gone by. third round are as follows:
Turner came through to put tho If. Ahlstrom
Machine Sbop in the lead, 17 to K. Linn
16. Miller got another, making it L. KrmWor
IS nnd with Selmlu's double conn- A- Welch
I.T going in, the half ended with Hchrey
the Machine in the lead. let. Carlson
Scheyd
Koerber
The second halt saw trie Corbln
players coming back to win if pos-1
Bible. In rjuick order. Ihe 1'. & V.
tossers slipped In 21 points before
tlm Machincrs started. Miller broke I
the lee at the seven and a half
minute mark hut Corl.ins was I
away an they held the Machine!
tossers (o nine points for the half. !
The final score was S9 lo 2S.
Charlie MUhr and Jimmy Maher
were the high lights for the losers.
These (wo veterans worked weil
together and had wicked eyes for
Ihe boon. Miller kept, Ms left
hand working while Maher kepi
feeding liim an I on the few open
I cliiincs he got. he made his tries
j good. Anderso-i also played a nice
! S.
K.
M. Carlson . . .
A. Quinn ...
L. Smith
K. lierard . . .
J. Cronin . . .
C. Farmer . . .
I.. Hall
N. Mat 11 1 is
C. Thomas . . ,
M. Hoe has . .
M. McCluire .
M. Cotino . .
I.. KihluiT .
A. liroff ...
H. I'agan ..
M. I'elersou
M. l.lui'karth
M. Blum
li. I.audgren
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ffN, f y!A j ADAMS
Coacli Attributes Success to
Great Team Work ol Veterans
Crippled South tech Soiotlier-cd-Clmrcii
Reserves Win
!
Amher,;, Mas., I'M,. I" iP)-The
only college bnskclbull b-ain In New
Kngland that has. not lost. 11 game
:hln Hi'Uf-on l'i tho quintet of the
Massaeliu.selis ARTicultnral college.
Tile .'.I tli- mule ' 'in'ul Won a
crushing inory i,-uu a sadly
cripple I Saulh chuieli team last
nlglit at Ihe senior high m'Im.oI and
lllel'. l.y IIKl e ll 'ttfi hllalghl t'l'lllll
Coach Harold M. (lore duCH not t lie cl.'iich oillli:. I"ie k'sei..., plaj
ascrlho Ihls siiccerh to any parlicu- j l,,g with only I ,vn regulari' 111 lite
lar brand of training, oilier than 'lineup, offered silil oj,ioslt ion in the
the faithful kind, but believes his j ilrst half, but in the closiii'j p. 1 bids
team has forged Ii.h wi.y through ; t In- sclionl ran wild and piled the
thre,; uucei'ssi'nl years ol basket ball si ore iii to ll-l;).
because it bad been willing In forego I for tlie Mini tew minutes Ho two
chances to make Individual stars in ! icinn battled iii'inj, and tin 11 the.
j order to work togetb.r as a machine. trade school drew lino a sli'jlii bad.
Three member) of the team . .'.vu Th,. church crnwb'il up, out thn
been playing together sinc.j 1 92.'! Iscliool crej I away ng-iln to Hi-ll at
wlnntlny were Ireshnien. I lna Ihe half. Puring tic si cond hall,
Arena ran wild, breaking lliruiigli
the lalleriug Soiitii chuicii ! friiso
lo score basket alter buski I whilo
going at full spi" il v, it li a giiurd
hovering ov r hlni. LabriU and
Kockuell also j-pi'deil up the scor
ing, and the tine" had the losers,
dizzy with their -.hols. Tho. lours
kept trying, but I'ark'i- was lite on
ly one W ho coi'bl local'' I lie basket
e all ill
liom playing in two games.
Nick Anna, was t h" star of tho
night and was absolutely unslop
ablo, getting nine lb Id goal?. Cap
tain liiohtmeycr was slighlly indis
posed and retired after playing a
trio, .lonnny 1 cmpi", nay .-mhim" uno ,
Larry Jones, has appeared in 4!i
games, of whicli it has won i!6. Two
years agu "Ivldle" Hike and
"Sunimy" Kmviuels teamed up with
this trio to form the team known an
"l ho flying Agrarians." Last sea
son "Merry" I'aelenheiner became a
member, and Hay Clrlffln was added
10 th" I'.'gulars 1 ills year.
The Aggies have won six straight and the church iiiin:i wi-r
Machine Shop. y Mn,hy .
tl;e big gun of 1h"i', Scheyd .
a t etui of 22 point; ji-;. .Scliultz .
played a nice Moor h, .joimson
while George Hallin handle. I A. S' hwurt:
hi" part veil h the back court.'),. Kichards
Arburr. as u.suel. Hashed brilliant !m. K.riid.son
ly. I.nk" f.-orrd eight out of lit Mbblbtnn
foul Irb s. a te al exhibition. Hoist, j M. TturUe .
th" er nt.-r. was his usual bulwark i 1:. Ma. hohz
on off"ii.v and defense while I K. McAluon
ee game whlb
d
total f.t. Stan
but with only '
were unable 1'
'he final rcor,
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M. Sengle
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The rt.'i ruling of tlv
irague nt tile end of lb
ar" as follows:
(LV LILLY KVANSl
It is not often that a. major h agui.
club completes one single dipart-nu-nt.
with cabt-oIVs from a in ighbor.
Hut this Is just what the Cuicngi.
Cubu have done 111 lining up Charley
Grimm for llrsl base, rkirl Adams j
(or second base, Howard i'l'ltau furl
third base and Jimmy Cuum y for
7,"i t xlior'Slop.
All .'ire former men.oers ol the St.
LotliS Cardinals. f
Grimm was Introduced io Hie big
league circuit Willi the Cardinals in.
19) s but wa.i not ripe enough and
was liii'lied over to th: Little Hock,
c'ub on one of thoe "gentlemen's
agreements" for s.-aeoning!
Km tho bond of ::' creey was
broken xomo place and, when tlriinm
was tough; by other clubs as a pros
pi ri, In- was purchased by the I'il's-
burgs I'lraies. The Cardinals did ;
; j not !Ult! Uleir cMU' iiee 111 ui.iei iniu
71 'whit" aiu) lost their appial for ;he.
71 j lirs' baseman.
71 I Loss of (riiiim Was Costly
71 j Klaylng with the 1rat.es four I
years, (irinini .toineu tne imm nisi
winter m i h" famous ' xehange
which shifted AMriug-e,
and Nl-haus to I'itlubnrf.li with
Cooper, Maranvllli' nnd (irimm go
!ii to Chicago.
71
GUARDS IFAV
SMILE
Passaic Saturday, Spricglicld
Miuf Wnnl nurl Tiinn tlm Ht!n
am "CC". aim mm uc Muao
games (his S"iison, prominent among
their victories being thos.j over
Hrown, Worcester Tech, N"W
Hampshire and Holy Cross. In the
past, three years the veteran 1IIO
has been on tho winning side against
Harvard, Hart mouth, Williams. I ne. s-.m,? in the tlrst half. Lock
Wesleyan. Maine,
Sprliigfl'ld
Connecticut and
AMERICAN LEAGUE TURNS
DOWN RESIN FOR HURLERS
And if National Approves Its I'm
Special World Srrlcs link's
AVI1I lie M.Klo
EBUSY:
li is a foi'tunate (hing for the Na
tianal (iu.irds bask' thail team of this
idly thai the prnpnsi d game in
chiring'icld for lonirriil with tho
ton. the sixth man. Is an all around
player of gcat ability and he will
in: i-bie lo step in in any position
on th" llonr if the necessity arises.
II isn't very often that basket
ball tans in this section have tho
opportunity of sei ing a, team of the
caliber of the Passaic combination
in this rity. The National Guards,
after a week of ratd, should he aide
lo turn the visitors back the same as
they turned Lack tlm City College
club of New York. "Dick" Dillon
will lie back again to referee the,
game Saturday night.
.Manager Lanpher has set the
date for the third Atlas game for
February 20, a week from Saturday
l.r.britz, rf
Arena, If .
Rockwell, c
Frost, rg .
Mieezkowsk
i, IS
S.iringlicbl Y. M. Jl.
71 I
i;:t l
not. on tie' boards. .Manairer Clar
ence Lanpher announced yesterday
H at Ihe game will be played a week
from tonight in Springliepl.
The Guards will stack up agalni.l
a .sveel combination at the stale ar
mory Saturday night when the Pas
saic Wonders, nil foinier wiiiliii's
of th" I'asasie High school tram
which ran un a siring of 1 -V.I nn-
Griiiitham ' .k,. victories, will appear here.
Four of th" regulars, Kensb r.
Kraekowitz and Llood, the Lint nam
ed being tho son of tho coacli of I lie.
High reboot team'-, were members
nal team that started the
'liiinlel is ni;.;iit at the slate armory on Arch
1 :
I
2 s :
.l.isper S, Luk
:;. Mah.r. Tur
I:ial 2, Swan
Milc Wink
''Lri. n.
: ,ll. i"
Tri s
Hob i
Ture.ei
I'a'i. r
Hay. s
rj'.ui I touis:
itlst 2. H.'.llin
I, An b r.-on.
Kilakowski 1. Patterson
for goal: Jasper , LV"
2. Halllil. Arburr. Miller
r, Aiibr.on 2. Kilakowski
N. V: Maehiiie
P. .v I'. I'orl'in
Pafnirs
' i Stanley Works
, .j Am. Hardware
'' I'orbin Screw .
1.1
lb-fere! ,
Sim d ley;
"Chirk"
M'on-r,
j Stanley Uue ...
Skinner 1 'hiiek . . .
! Am. Hosiery . . . .
IKUM'II it- Krwin
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in 1.1 1 1 jih,.iiimiiii im'.-i 1 1 -i'y
HattiMIHHIMMMHMMMltfHMMIIMHHatbil
I'ith i.l" thai All Honors
garilb - n s,iiil. Are I iiial.
'. w Y..rk. V' b. ! Ti -- Ku
-al.l'.eg t h" si'otllig
"(on ie-i.L-i bav. b-
.1 giv all honors. ri-KiirdlrM of
all's, an ', iiiul value in the ieoke
cula'ion: th" penalty has been
nodi lb 'I by giving tin- innoi-rul
one trick but no penalty in
oints.
When tin' new rub s are ri ad
r publication th- W'cis! club win
inounci' tiie dab- for them to 1m-
iu" I'fl'-rlivr.
No trump hoiKis an- uncharged.
.li":i bin Is a trump simple hon-
rs. 1 gndb'ss of suit, count 3"
'.oiiits. lour honors dlviito 4a
.mints, live honors divide f,o points.
,'utir honors In one band so points,
four honors on" hand and ruth In
partner's !n points. I've boners In
one hand points.
New rtrltaln t"uc rtl-t Has nn Las
, l lmr of il llefr.-itlng l'rank (.rlppo
! (If Mlildletowu.
: I'ominie Soeeoll. New Britain en
: try in Hie stale pockM Milinrd tour
1 nanirnt won a Oik -sided contest
honors tn i from Frank Hripl'O of Middletown
i-haii..:i") I I ..si uiglit at th- Llmore l'.illiard
Ai-aib-my by the si-or- of p"i 10 F.
So,'co!i took the bad at th'.' start
and as the match progressed, the re
sult was never in doubt.
There w. rr 110 high runs mail" to
feature night's play. Soceoli'a
b. st 1 Iforts were Hi, 14 and 12 and
Grippo's H! and IL This was Sor
i oil's last home game for the tlrst
half of the tournann-nt. The Ferontt
half will be started rent week.
Those who will appear in tourna
ment piny in this rity in the final
frame of the tournament are Ham
mill of IlrlRtol, Siglrr of Hartford,
nnd Police and I'okrob of NrW
Haven. Some or these arc reganl
r.t as among the best In tourney
and are w. II known to ioral billiard
fans.
Adams was another junior pros-
il7 i r"cf when he reporter! to it-.e ' - of l!ic or
C 1 ilimsla in (he .spring 'if 1H21. H"t lltitrb school uiiinlei on Itx path of
. ' i;n ! he had Uo;..rs Hoinsby lor his com- i tini.roki'it w ins. Pasiiman. one of
55 j petition a: second lias" and naturally .hft forvanls. Is the only player on
j did no' rover more than Ihe spring ' ril!) y, ar's live.
t;4 training period. Jlis was 'iil to j mok( of the member:- of tlv Irani
B ! Syracuse, thence to Wichita Kallw uluy together as the I'asaaie Y. M
r.olnnd in the Texas ba.gue conviner il j , hil" some of them play on
' tj ' ;iic ft a ft of scouts for tlm Chicago ; n,r. j.aPJ!a,. y. M. II. A. team, ;:iat-
. .. ."1 ' Cubs that he was 1 he worthy sin'-'
;,( 1 ce.'.sor to Z"b 'i'erry.
:,7 , Adams, like many snappy second
j liesenn r,. is a niidgi't. He barely
4:, I reaches live feet, yet h" was Ih"
tennis in the ' leading fp lder in the National
, )'pr, vouivl I leagui. for Uli, with an average of
: .9S.1. He vva-i high for aesisis Willi
v. ' a .u find liipn tor )uinui.i wr.n .1.11.
Il' 2 ! Cixmt y Lalr-I lo Join Cubs
mui ! Howard Froigau made his debut
;iM ' Willi the Cardinals as their bat boy,
in:; originally coining under li ranch
Ricky's sharp o.vrs with the Ohio
Wi sh y.an b am. It is ipute a jump '
from bat lioy to a regular, but
Frlegau clean d the hurdle Mnd was
the sensation as the Cardinals' third '
baseiilfin in 1 H21.
In il"'' I of a catcher and having
'iirpli.vj third lei'-e ma Ti.rl. . arly
last season Piekey aecepied tbe
:m do bid of the Cubs ot P.. ib Far-t'-
for i'relg-iu and Mil." Gorir.abs.
I''rriga i wa? placr, at 'bird base
inriiodi.it lyd by Pill M!l-fr an
rai.'.'eil the p.win? of Panvy Fri
I .or? to the Philips. Thus th" Culv.
had three, of tlv ir four Inlie'.dr rs
from Hv Card in.!1.-.
1 iie fourth m-nii''r to fill on tin.'
rjur. r' 1 1 is Jimmy Coon .y. a short-i-l
op. t"ov recently wan lrab d
to the Cubs fur Pitcher Victor Keen.
i-tri.l. This will be tbe sensation
of the season and should attract a
record crowd.
Hewett Passes Adams
In Scoring of Points
prilling lb'Wlt. renter on tho
Trinity M. F. team, passed Joe!
Adams of t he South church last
we,d ami now lends the Intcr
1 'lunch basketball league scorers by
a single point. UcTcIt Hipped in sis
li'd.l goals last week ami brought his
total to i;.'. while Adams was held
scoreless and remained at 64. Al
though idle. Nibby 'y horg of the
Swe.bV In 1.1 third with 52. while
1 Malono of Kensington crept up 10
Pi. Parker and Cooley, both of the.
: South church are lied for fifth
.place viih 4". points apiece, while
iih.ejr tram-mat', Havlick, is right
behind with 4".
Washington. I'eb. 10 P)-There
will be 110 resin bag hand towel tori
pitchers in the American league 1 his j Piehtnicyrr, rf
year and if world series complica
tions arise through Its rose In the
National league, special rules for
tho fall classic likely will be
adop'ril.
Club pri'Sidints of tho junior cir
cuit unanimously refused here yes
terday to approve the resin rule re
cently mlopied by the joint rules
committee of the two leagues. I'se
by pitchers of dust from the resin
bag to dry their hands is a back
ward step, tho magnates declared,
and it might open tho way to return
of freak pitching now under ban.
Another suggestion in which the
American clubs heads declined to
concur was that of Ihe National cir
eui! Ihal Ka-seball Commissioner
I.nndfs' contract be entered for ten
years when his present seven year
term expires. President Han John
son said Laiidis' name was not men
tioned nt the session yesterday,
while some of his colleagues de
clared Ihe subject would be con
ridrrcd at a latter meeting, possibly
In Chicago before the season opens.
well sank every foul try lie attempt
ed and went well from Ihe floor,
while Lnhritz did plenty of scoring
in tho li mil semester. Frost and
Mieczkowski broke up numerous
plays of their opponents. Parker
was the high scorer lor tho losers,
while Wessels dropped in a pair of
sensational goals. Had the church
had Us other four regulars on hand
the score would have been much
closer, but the trade school was in
form last night and Us victory was
well earned. Tho. score:
State Trade School
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
St. Petersburg, Fla.- -Tony Ross,
Pittsburgh, beat Joe T'-ck. Char
lotte. N. C (10).
Hot Springs. Ark. Jimmy
Francis, Pnion City, N. J.. knock
ed out Jack Kopp, Los Angeles.
(2).
Paris Paolino rzoudun. Span
ish heavyweight champion, knock
ed oui "Soldier" Jones. Toronto,
Canada, one round.
Vernon. Cal. Ted Moore of
Fnglar.d knocked out Hert Colima,
(1).
Parker, rf
Cooley, lf-c
Nye, c-lf-lg
May, rg . . .
Osborne, rg
Wessels, Is
F.G. F. Pis.
.2 a 4
.4 a S
, 1) I) 18
.4 4 12
. a n n
.1 (I 2
20 4 44
Church
K.G. F. I'ls.
.3 2 S
. X 1
.1 a 2
.0 0 0
.0 2 2
.2-0 4
7 5 ' 19
Cooley 2, Nye 1,
Personal fouls-
Wessels 14; Itichtmeye.r 1, Arena
2, Frost 2, Mieczkowski 2 7. Tries
for goal Parker S, Cooley 4. Os
borne 2 HI; Kicbtmcyer 1, Arena 1,
llor.kwcll 4, Frost 1 7. Referee,
Tobin.
Church llcscrvcs Win
The preliminary game was closer
and much more exciting than tho
main event of the evening, tho South
church I'.eserves taking t he trado
school seconds into camp by 27-21.
Here again the church team was
handicapped by an injury which
prevented Hell from playing ami tho
absence of one other man, but tho
substitutes filled the gap nicely. Tho
church Iteserves stepped out In
front right away, but the losers
trailed them closely and the score
was 10-7 nt tho half. The church
made another get-away, but. the
school came back to knot the count
as the last quarter opened. At
this point Wessi Is saved the ganni
for his team by flipping one through
the mass of players from Hie center
(Continued on the following pngi )
Ain't it a grand and glorious feeling?
By BRIGGS
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and Vino-ill I;i'har.!s and Ki.-iuett.
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'nvl' i'ion I -Mim tournament of tin
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ATHLETE HONORED
ly Znrakov, l'ainous Harvard
Star, Wins IWrrctt Wrmlrll Hat
ami Dana Wliignto Cup.
Cambridge. Mass.. Feb. 10 P
7..y Zaraknv, the only Harvard
man 10 porarss varsity Idlers In
three sports, hn won further hon
ors. At Inst night's meeting of
candidal''!) for the Harvard base,
bail tram I' was announced that
Izzy had won both the llarrrlt
Wendell bat, and the l.iana Win-gat.-
cup for his work with last
ar's nine.
The bat goes to the p'ayer who
has shown mo.-.; o.V- nrfvr pireiigHi.
while ili- rup symholiies all mum!
value to the t'.-im. Zarakov p'ays
thir l base in basrhall, bilckfl-Id In
football and wing on hockey.
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