New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1919, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN. DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 29, 1919. vy . MANAGER . POLICY MUST BE MADE—OPHELIA HUGGINS MAY MAKE SEVERAL TRADES TO STRENGTHEN YANKEES—YALE ALUMNI NEW. TRACK—PENN. FACULTYM ALE MUST CHANGE ' YANKEES® MANAGER |. STYLE OF PLAYING Jumni Weekly Declares Team | Huggins Arrives in New York With Hopes for a Stronger Team Played Out-of-Date Football ! New Haven, lumni Weekly Yale | a clean Nov. 29.—TFhe has made of its conviction that the Kli leven the past season piayed out-of- jate football. The Weekl aid about 8 much after Yale's defeat by Boston pllege, but was hushed into silence | Y undergraduate communications to he Yale Daily News, which accused | he Weekly of being unduly criticai f varsity teams. In its Than psue, which proved a lament for pss of the Princeton and Harvard mes, The Weekly, in the following ditorial, calls upon the coaches HH" change: The old, and-tongs Yale's hammer- which on traditional football, in name was paramount the gridiron for generations of Yale players, has gone by the board, not to return. Open play represented by the forward pas: is the new order of things on the football field, and Yale must ac- cept the change, however difficult it is for her mentors, who been brought up on the old sys- tem. Yale has learncd this lesson, we hope. The Yale team, up to the limit of its knowledge and preparation for emergencies, conducted itself | on the finest of traditional ath- ' letic models. There was no fall- ing off in its fighting spirit nor in its undergraduate backing. The team deserved a better record than its opponents permitted it to make. We offer our congratula- tions to both Princeton and Har- vard and propose a better season next year for Yale. have POLO AT WEST POINT. ar Department Announces That pport Will Be Encouraged at Academy Washington, Nov. 29.—To promote | orsemanship, 1 and daring on the bart of officers and enlisted men, the var department yesterday announced that it would encourage polo playing n the army. In an order issued the hief of staff calls upon commanding pfcers to utilize all means at their | ommand to further the interests of he sport. g A central polo committee has been pstablished in the war department | which will co-ordinate all matter pertaining to polo activities through- | ut the army. It will secure every as- | kistance possible and seek to co-ordi- ate relations between polo teams In he army and the American Polo asso- blation. It is the especial desire of the gen- al staff that teams shall be develop- pd at the several division camps and | t training centers and regimental posts. PALITZ AND POWERS | [Matchmaker Hugh Rorty Arranges a | | Fine Card for Boxing Exhibition in | Hartford Next Monday Night. ‘ Matchmaker Hugh Rorty per- tected his card for the boxing exhi- bition to be held at the Crown thea- er, Hartford, on next Monday even- ng. For the star bout Dave Palitz, the popular Capitol City welterweight, will meet Dave Powers of Boston, Mass., in a 12 round muss. Palitz, since locating in Hartford, has made 2 host of friemds. He also enjoys pop- tlarity in this city, and a good sized crowd from here will be on hand Mon- day night to see Dave in action | against the tough Bay State boy. | In the semi-final bout, Battling | Morley, who did things to Jack Mi- | eeon of this cjty here recently, will | stack up against Young McCarthy who has been making considerable noise in Hartford for the past few weeks. Morley showed in his bout here that he is a sure comer | This is the first shop that “Popu- | lar Hugh” Rorty is giving since the return of the boxing sport in the Capitol City. Judging from the card as arranged, the boxing fans ¢ for a fine night’s entertainment. will be the usual curtain raiser. has 242 YARDS FOR RODG More Ground Gained by W. Va. Cap- tain Than by Whole W. & J. Team. Morgantown, W. Va., Nov. 29 Virginia’s clean-cut victory Washington and Jefferson hanksgiving day stamped the Moun- taineers ecasily as one of the leading teams of the year, and Captain Rodg- ers’ goal from touchdown brought hm‘ total points up to 141, far in the lead | of hig nearest-competitor. King is next | on the Mountaineer: team with 30 points. | Rodgers did Thursday what done in every important engac this y He gained as much ground | individually 48 the whole opposins | team gained.. Rodgers rushed the ball | 62 yards, returned punts 64 ya | threw pas for 116, a total of 2 ‘ yards, while the whole & J. team | gained only <185 yards rushing, l passing and returning kicks. The great work of Harrick and Bail- | | | he has | W by ey in the line was also the subject of much interest here today. YALE BEATEN AT SOCCER. New Haven, Nav. Haverford | dofeated Yale in a soccer match here | . ¥esterday by a score of 2 tg 0. Miller Hus to that grow bi plans (o s next year's con out the year pl Jacksonville to meet in meeting that the board of directors has called the meeling for thi | investig the meeting here terday deals, some | tars 1ast for that had retired. their believed that in Baker and has always desire to retire WINS SIXTH EVENT AT BOWIE e, S EDITORIALLY STATES CHANGE IN FOOTBALL AY HOLD WAR DEGREE OF FOUR PLAYERS WHO TURN PRO. e e e PLANNING TRABES Mana carie Nov ) the Yankees, and made it let the embling Hu gettin hape to sen after the first o sel out to visit club owners in | and get several new New of day plain )t going his feet next town he unde eball grass hi ins to in ub for season. send a few days here racts in the play Hc wweral minov Middle We yers to take on the training trip to | to will then leaszue e The Yankee manager, I everal minor league officials Chicago at 'the Amervican lea on December 10, but vl planne w0 now city, 1l market befo: Hug bl Huggins will ate the basc ns said nning mean ves that which of the enson may be material s said yesterday much stock in Lewis and I These playe retirement cach s of he was Som« that regu is playe ho sed in trades were new Hug ake Duffy that the ik s announc ason. Baker’ doubtful, but it will again be seen lineup. With both Lewis the call of baseball been stronger than their from the game. dicl stories 1se, course, is Lewls Yankee the player ! Derr, halfback, Bven at the close of last nker did not retire to his N but went on a t lerzo in arm with Herzog Baker's share was $§8. When a §1 will play for $8 that the lure exceplionally strong Hug3ins since coming outfield the dependable and it couple arley team, 1y times as low as a-year baseball a game, it can of the game is says L000- be seen most diflicult problem to New York has Until he obtained vanks did not hitter in the is Huggins' aml boon Dufty very the Lewis have a outgardens tion to land « outficlders before rolls around of ood another s Man: abont next H ns is very outlook of the Yanks and the only sad that he had to disclose vesterday that his new automobile stolen in Cincinnati. Hu the car at the close of last s Redland has been driving left it standing in Clncinnati recently came out if was 3one optimistic the seazon fou stors was had zins bou been hi ason and drove out the He 1. He store to to world's series. the all T of a when ZBYSZKO THROWS LEWI Boston, Nov Wiladek ko “Strangler” Ed in 3% in fall finish match her wiving night PENN MEN TURN PRO. Pootbalt 29, threw minutes Th Lewis ac Faculty Opposes Action of Players and May Withhold ing of Deg s in February. Philadelphia, Nov. 29 sity cunsyivania played with an Ohio profe tootball team today. They center: Little, right tackle “Heinie” Miller, right end, and Ben { te men have already | Four Uni of football play fonal ave Lud | Lou RESTS BETWEEN SESSIONS EIRANM SOANSON Riverdase, S to treaty, ret rest ator is here seen with the porch of his longed to the first Mexico City, Mex. Bull-fighting s back, both here and in Spain. Hut the mafador is not permitted to kill the bull. The upper picture shows ¢ bull roundup in a Spanish village, while below are shown the picador on horseback, and the matador at the right, trying to “throw the bull” in the ring here. Md.—Having his speaking tour against the peace Hiram his home before Congress | Grant- | | The Days of Real Sport - THIS TURKEY SET US BACK TWELVE CENTS A POUND CAN AFFORD NONE front | and | Tt /"\ASTJ WHY Don T You TRY Some ) OF THIS = D' Licrovs CoLd DRESSWG MARVIN- \T'S PER-FECTLY = g Ric€ P2 COLD TURKEY,' ( THE NECK - THE BACK AND A WING) Copyright K. ¥ Tribess las. signed contracts and will play in ‘the same positions as on the University ot Pennsylvania eleven. Hobey Light, fullback, also received an offer, but | didn't accept, because of his studies. | The faculty Ivania is said ' to be oppose ining the profe s, but as the Red and Blue is over, the football commiittee has no authority to prevent the men from {aking such a step. The only way in which the commit- tee can take action against the player. is to withhold their degrees when they | are graduated in February on the finished Johnson here for a reconvenes, is pet Airedale on home which Lord Baltimore has briet He ground that their conduct has been detrimental to the best interests of the | univers FAY ARRANGES CARD Tommy Shea and Johnny Shugrue to Throw Gloves at Each Other in This City Decomber 4. Anag A, € tion in evening. Tommy prof or, Waterbury good one, There final. Young Scarlett and Terry O'Neil of Hartford will box in the preliminary. =/ “Tippy” Kay of the Pleas- will stage a boxing exhibi- wrdeck’s hall next Thursday ' The main go will be between hea, the New Haven. boxing and Johnny hugrue of | The bout sizes up as a and should draw well. Will be a fast 8 round semi- | THE TOREADOR COMES BACK OPHELIA CAPTURES ANOTHER AT BOWIE Mrs. Davis' Filly Wins Twin City Purse Easily Bowie, Md,, Nov. 29.—With only one more day of racing here, Mrs. J. E. Davis' Ophelia is now quite cer- tain to emerge the most consistent best stake winner of the meeting. This fleet three-year- old daughter of Senseless is at pres- ent in grand form and has had little difficulty in defeating the best horses that have been sent to the post against her, despite the weight performer and | penalties she has been to aceept, In continuing her new successive victorles Ophelia captured the Twin City purse yesterday. This was her fifth victory during the meet- ig and her sixth since coming to Maryland. She had won four straight before being defeated by Slippery IKlm recently, and she has now won two in a row since that defeat. There were only three starters in the Twin City Purse, Tom McTaggart and Duchess Lace offering the opposi- tion to the fleet victor. Tom Taggart has been a steady winner here also, but yesterday he was outclassed. Ophelia won with great ease, and after leading all the way had an ad- vantage of four lengths at the finish of the mile and a sixteenth test. Tom McTaggart was second, the same numbet of lengths in front of Duches Lace. Ophelia, which is remarkably fast breaker, had an outside post position yesterday. but when the obliged string of a barrier went up she was hustied toc « the front by Hamilton and had s« much more early speed than the others that she gained the rall posi- tion at the first turn and forced the others to go around her. Hamiiton kept her under slight restraint, but permitted her to set the pace, and in the back stretch she drew away to a lead of three lengths. This was due ig/ some measure to the fact that John- son also had Tom Taggart under re- straint for the first six furlongs. Duchess Lace was outrun from the start, and to make it more difficult for her she ran wide entering the stretch, though she was badly beaten at the time. v CLAFLIN IN HOOKEY. 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