New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1920, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928, MSON ELEVEN READY FOR BATTLE IN BOWL SATURDAY—DICKENS, YALE TACKLE, MAY NOT PLAY AGAINST HARVARD—ROPER HAS NOT BEEN ICIALLY NOTIFIED OF PASADENA, CAL., FOOTBALL CHALLENGE—LOCAL BOY TO PLAY WITH ROXBURY ACADEMY AGAINST MILFORD TOMORROW §' CONDITION RYING COACHES man May Nt;l Be Able to rt Against Harvard 18.~Tom star, yesterday but Trainer his leg still there is no aven, Nov. b's _rushline e Eli eleven, k sald that him and that r the veteran tackle to ex- play the entire game against It is doubtful whether 11l start the game, ope to be able to use him | the middle playing periods. b* returning to the varsity torday hoe went to left the second team for the breaking through drill, which the only uous activ afterncon. The coaches to start Albert Into and ¢ In the two tackle posi- not count upop Dickens t form which he ex- s to his Injury ol Boy May Play. Uneup changes were made and the coaches now feel ! eleven, as they reorganized | for the Harvard cam- the strongest playing com- | oh they can hurl against glants. This includes n, of Bristol, Conn., | player, at right end. He | end rush who ever | uniform. Douglas Bom- | iy Kilpatrick and Tom | all weighed about 185 m who, like Bean, arose | third eleven to varsity | eontinued at fullback yes- | displaced Doc Jordan, | Exeter and Yale freshman | permanently. Jordan's play have been lethargic his game against Princ several valuable missed | Yale squad went to the | iy 10 & driving raln, but flold s0 muddy that Head | Jones decided to take no | He Ordered the players baseball cage where they | two hours in signal prao- Mter & dummy breaking- drill, The varsity elevens t work during the long under the direction, re , of Jones, Dr. Billy Bull | rthur Brides. The first and | ity teams were worked at passing and such limited practice as the roofed cage most .of the passing being at improving the varsity de- this style of game, which jhos expect Harvard will hufll In Tim Callahan's men Satur- Mud Covers Ground. & heavy rain has made the rface inside the bowl a sea nce the return of the eleven | ney's Farms, the coaches compelled to change their of preparation for the Har- teh. They Intended to order | &, although sport, serim- | ctico yesterday afternoon, | postponement of their plans them to decide to run the in through about fifteen min- | erimmaging tomorrow against men, who are the strongest en developed here since Ted the 1910 rough riders Al- the eleven will visit the bowl y, it will remain less than | in a signal rehearsal, which | merely almed at physically ng the players. duate ralltes have been | as a final preparation for the pent of the Yale enthusiasm | to the game. FONARD KAYOS KELLY. k;l- Challenger to Mat Round—HRout Stopped. York, Nov. 18.—The long- ! twelve-round bout between Leonar king of the light. , and Marlem Eddie Kelly at monwealth Sporting club last as stopped in the fifth round loree Jack Skelly after the Har- hter had been sent spinning floor by a left hook to the jaw. | s not knocked out and was ' totter to his corner, but it was @ Intervention of the referee ved him from further punish- Dick- | but the | Sented for their inspection | inence last year | vorite | quet hall. , MACRISTY TO PLAY | Former High School Captain Wil \ Position ' With Roxbury Have a | Academy Tomorrow. y " Cheshire, Conn., Nov 18.—Walter | Macristy, son of Mrs. Anna | of New Britain, will probably have a place in th line-up of Roxbury school of Cheshire, Conn. in thelr ' big same with Milford school at | Welss ball park In New Haven on Friday afternoon in what will be the greatest secondary school game of the season, both for the size of the audi- | ence, made up of thousands of sport | fans in the city for the Yale-Harvard | game on Saturday, and for the inter- est of Yale coaches in material fc their future elevens that will be pre- in this struggle. Roxbury draws trom all the big private schools be- cause the Roxbry teams are under the observatfon of Yale coaches. Al Norris, now star center on the Yale freshman team, first came into prom- for his work on the Roxbury team in this annual game with Milford, Macristy has shown re- markable improvement in form under the tuition of Coach Grove of Rox- ROPER UNDECIDED Princeton Football Coach Has Not Been Officially Notified of Challenge For Game at Pasadena, Onl. Philadelphia, Nov. 18.—No decision has yet been made with regard ta the Princeton University fooball team playing a game with a Pacific Coast eleven at Pasadena, Cal, on New Year's Day. Willlam P. Roper, coach of the Princeton team, who lives here, sald yesterday that he had been un officially advised an invitation would be extended to have the Princeton team play in Pasadena. HARVARD BIG FAVORITE | Cambridge Students Wager 10 to 4 That Team WHI Beat Yalop—Few Takers is Report. Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 18.—Har- vard supporters are so confident of victory over Yale in the bowl Satur- | day that they are offering bets at 10 to 4, with the Crimson eleven the fa- Even at these od there are foew takers in sight, although there is plenty of Harvard money waiting. FETER VOLO SOLD. W, E. D, Stokes Gots Fancy Price for Trotting Champion. New York, Nov. 18—W. E. D Stokes has sold Peter Volo, world’s champion trotting colt, to Walnut Hall Farm for breeding purposes it was learned yesterday. The price was sald to have been about $50,000. Peter Volo was a champion year-! ling, set brilllant marks as a 2 and 3 year old and, as a 4 year bld, made the world's record of 2:02 BANGS' LECTURE TUESDAY- John Kendrick Bangs needs no in- troduction to a New Britain audience when he gives his new lecture, “An Incorrigible Optimist,” under the aus- pices of the New Britain McAll Aux- iliary, at the Shuttle Meadow club Tuesday evening, Nov. 23. at 8:30 o'clock. A special bus will leave city hall at eight o'clock. « KACEYS VS. GOLDENRODS. Manager A A. Pllz of the Kaceys basketball team, has booked the Gol- denrods A. C. team of Winsted for next Tuesday night's attraction at the Statq Armory. The visitors are one of tH, fastest quintets that the locals stack up against this year. FOOTBALL RALLY TONIGHT. A banquet and rally for the pur- pose of stimulating interest in the football battle between the New Britain High and the Hartford High school football teams, locally, will be held tonight at the Y M. C A. ban- The game will be played Baturday afternoon at Trinity Hartford. DENIES CICOTTE WILL SQUEAL. Detroit, Mich., Nov. 18.—Daniel P. Cassidy, attorney “for Eddie Cicotte, denied published reports yesterday that the former White Sox pitcher ; had agreed to turn state's evidence rom the champlon was an abundance of excite- tter.ding the last few seconds encounter, which drew one of grest crowds of the season at mmonwealth club. After Leon- battered his opponent around % for four rounds, he opened h period with ahother rush- ack. After a minute of milling d sent over n left hook to the nat sent Kelly down In a Ing position, his right hand pE the mat and support him is blow Roferee Skelly stepped n the two fighters and stopped ut, declaring Leonard the win S ARE OHA NGED, A C of Kensington nge the Redlands of New Iirit b a game of football Thanks- day providing they use the team that beat us the opening of the season. If the manager Redlands cares to comnsider this he may got in touch with ly calling 647-4 any night at 7 As we are almost sure that LA Tiger when the men Indicted by the Cook county grand jury In the recent base- ball investigation are tried ROPER A Chilcago, ND MARTIN Nov. 18.—Captain Jast night were matched to box twelve rounds to a decision In Baltimore, November 24, They have met before each winning. | | PHIL O'DOWD WINNER. Charlestown, W. Va., Nov. 18.— O'Dowd, Columbus bantamweight, » 7w giver the newspaper decision over i iankle Mason, Fort Wayne, Ind, flyweight, in their ten-round bout | here last night | STECHER TO MEET WINNER. New York, Nov. 18.—Joe Stecher, avywelght title holder, will be matched against the winner of the wrestling match here next Monday be- tween Windek Zbyszko and Strangler Lewis, it was announced yesterday he: RULE SHOP FIVE PLAY TONIGHT The Stanley Rule and Level com- auinte h athletes | fleld, | MATCHED. | Bob | Roper and Bob Martin, heavyweights, | twice | CRIMSON IS READY ' FOR BATTLE IN BOWL | Fisher Sends Eleven Through Final Scrimmage Practice Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 18 —Except for a short signal drill today and a trot up and down the stadium field in front of alumni and undergrad- | uates, Harvard's preparation for the Yale's game at New Haven ended yesterday afternoon Coach Fisher had nis squad out yesterday despite the wet and slip- pery field, and, much to the surprise of the players, he ordered a short | scrimmage between the regulars and the second team. The regulars scored | one touchdown against the scrubs, who were not allowed to carry the ball for fear of injuries to the var- sity players. In the varsity lineup Kane and Crocker were the ends, Faxon and Hubbard tackles, Tolbert and Brown guards, Havemyer center, Buell quar- terback and Owen, Horween and Churchill made up the backfield. Coach Fisher declined, however, to announce this lineup as the one he will use at the beginning of the game at New Haven. Every day now it looks more more as If Sedgwick rather IF:lxon would be at left tackle when the whistle blows in the bowl on Sat- { urday. His extra weight, and it is more than fifteen pounds, will be needed on the line if Yale uses Dick- ens, which seems likely. Fitzgerald seems to have the edge over Buell. Buell has made good strides in the last three weeks, but Fitzgerald's age and experience are big assets. The fears of the undergraduates regard- ing the condition of Woods were re- lieved by the announcement that he is all right to start the game. Fisher says Woods could have been used any day this week. Since the Princeton game the var- sity team has been putting in, most of its time on the offense. The team has some driving plays for Horween and Owen, but also has made unusual effort to perfect its strategic plays, particularly the short forward passes. and than ROBERTSON TO START GAME. | Dartmouth Captain Will Be in Open- ing Line-up Agninst Brown. Hanover, N. H.. Nov. 18.—Two inches of snow on Alumni Oval yes- terday sent the Dartmouth squad in- doors, and In consequence Coach | Spears had to content himselt with a | two hours’ drill in the gymnasium baseball cage. The full squad was out in togs with the exception of Gus Son- nenberg, star tackle, whose shoulder, | injured In the Penn game, is still a bit | sore. However, Trainer Hillman an- { nounced today that he would be in perfect condition by Saturday and as a result the Green lineman will start the game against Brown at Braves Field, Boston. The Dartmouth canp was consid- | erably cheered by the announcement | of Coach Spears that Jim Robertson, { Green Captain d star kiecker, was again in condition, and would be in the opening lineup against the Rhode Islanders. For the other halfback po- sition Spears is undccided tinguished himself against Penn, and Pat Holbrook, veteran and considered the most spectacular open field runner of the Dartmouth | squad. John Shelburn is fully recov- ered from his early season injury and | will pay his old berth at fullback. Zack ! Jordan will be at quarter as usual, and Grundman and Bower, substitute half- backs, are also sure of ‘getting in the | contest some time during the after- | noon. COLGATE COACHES BLUE. Arc Discouraged by Storms, Which | Hamper All Gridiron Work. § Hamilton, N. Y., Nov. 18 —The poor weather conditions have discour- aged the Colgate coaches, especially since they must exert every effort to prepare the team for Syracuse on Saturday and have been prevented this far from doing so by the snowstorms | that have been sweeping this part of the State. PANTH MAY LOSE STAR Injuries Likely to Keep Harman Out of Penn State Game Pittsburgh, Nov. 18.—It has been announced that Harvey Harman, left tackle on the University of Pittsburgh footbadl t may not be able to play agninst Penn State here giving Day, due to last Saturday against Washington and Jefferson. Sacklowski is being groom- ed to replace him. PLAYERS. gible Because of Difliculties. Mass., Scholastic Willlamstown, Three members of the Wil use of scholarship difficulties. yers are Jones, Simons and Hoyt, and all are barred from taking | part in the Amherst game Saturday. 1ON TO PLAY. The Eddy-Glover Post, American on basketball team will go to s Saturday, November 20, to play the Y. M. C. 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