New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 16

16 VETERAN HORSE IS TO RACE ONCE MORE Bay Gelding Castor Will Compete in Army Endurance Test Again This Year, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 ' AS THEY RECEIVED THE VERDICT e e Clash’ With Harvard Eleven Cambridge, Oct. 7.—The football squad of Indiana university which on Saturday will meet Harvard in the stadium in the first important inter- GRGBGEBBGTDIDSGCEEPHIORSOOGS5ES & ‘Western Football Players Ready for|% . weexiy CHARGE IT GHLHI08S EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS PAYMENTS sectional game of the season came in ; ] from the West yesterday a likely look- Middlebury, Vt., Oct. 7.—The bay b7 "o ing lot. Coach Stiehm said the men seding Castor, a resistered Morgan : ; S R e 12 years old, veteran of two endur- : were ready for stiff practice sessions ance races of 300 miles, is to com- . ; s s o e pete again this year over the long b : vard and Indiana wear crimson, trail. E 3 the desirability of one or the other The Morgan” horse farm, operated : o N i B nein el el color it inaaas i by the department of agriculture, | i : : ; = avoid confusion was discussed. The which breed and owns the veteran, : 4 question of a referee to take the place decided to re-emter him for the en- | . 4 of Ernest Quigley now serving as durance contest starting at Camp | . umpire in the world series is still un- N. J., fiext week so that the M - settled. breed might have worthy repres s . } _— tion in the match with other horses. 7€ N STRANDED IN JAVA. 50 miles in 51 hours 18 minutes. Last RN GG (e o mepn G SRR bs company, an English company touring FoR= e Wae pcecE seventh ovpthe the Orient, are stranded in.Java with Judges, : : 5 o d only a few cents left. The British In those years the test was held in i i i : ; government haa taken action to bring New England, ending at Camp Dev- 5 . i iy ens. 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