New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1922, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1922, NEW BRITAIN AND HARTFORD BOWLERS CLASH TONIGHT IN MATCH GAME ON LOCAL ALLEYS-~COACH BOB FISHER WORKS HARVARD HARD IN OFFENSIVE PRACTICE FOR SATURDAY’S GAME WITH CENTRE COLLEGE — STANTON ASHLEY EXPECTED TO FEATURE AGAINST PENN STATE L T e HARVARDEXPEGTS ~ PLAYERSPAD OFF\THREF [INK BOWLERS| ~ PRAISEASHLEY N SCRIMMAGE | MroReuL IS BEATEN. BITT THO SWIMMERS ball Championship. Dartmouth in Last Saturday's Game and 4 on Links at Washington, Coach Fisher Is Working t0 lm-’ o oo 1w | 000 Fellows Leaguers Show Some) vusagvurs vi. e 1sconen Godch Jones Sends Blue Team| wasswion, oot 16-teo mese Nearly 800 Attempts Made to prove the Crimson Offensive | marf” s ctvass” e tne"omed“or G004 Results on Rogers” Allegs | when"ihc staok’ i o iveo T000UGR Long Signal Drll - freitnais up ana i o et Cross English Channel 2% B Commissioner K. M. Landis, baseball Ay lezdek's roaring Penn State cleven, 3 hole mate erc yesterday, arrange | commissioner, to seventy-four men Saturday. It will he Alumni Day at as a result of the draw declared by the Southern Golf association in the New York, Oct. 18,—During the past fifty years there have probably | been close to 500 attempts to swim CambAdge, Oct. 18—That the Har- | Who participated in the 1922 world's| Members of the Odd Fellows' | State College and Middlebury is| New Haven, Oct. 18—The Yale SR taam W stiffest oppo- | Serles games at the Polo Grounds, | Powling league turned in some good | ®€pecially anxious to see his eleven | varsity football squad was again kept|annukl open tournament at Nashville, sition of th i p next Sat- | New York scores last night in the games at Rog- | Press the Nittany Lions, as President |out of a serimmage yesterday after- The match, however, had no bear- urday when Center College comes| Three checks, each for $2,842.86, [ ers "crea alleys Other per-) Thomas of Penn State is a Middle- | noon, Jones being satisfied with a|ing on the southern open champion- the Enzlish channel. from Danvi {y. was taken into| Were handed to players Joe Bush,! formers last night at the alleys in-|bury graduate and was presiient here | long signal drill and a dummy tack-|ship. Diegel, now the professional on| Noted swimmers representing many consideratior vesterday afternoon | Waite Hoyt and Fred Hoffman of the | ciuded the several girls' teams. up until wo years ago. ling. Neldlinger, who will run the!a private course here, slipped off form | nations have made the attempt and things go- | Yankees, swhile they were leaving Tonight at the Casino alleys, Frisk The work of Stanton E, Ashley, a ' team against Willlams next Saturday,|on only one hele In the 36, while on at least five occasions women have Ja-|and Foote, of this cit will roll|New Britain High school product,| directed the eleven, which, with the|Mitchell drove badly on many occa- | ¢ngaged the treacherous currents and Noast woak his team had all the de.|psn Galnes and Burns of Hartford, for a|Was the big feature of the Dartmouth | exception of center and left half-|sions. Diegel took 149 strokes to ne-|icy Waters. fensive work it could stand, and sure- Eighteen Giants, including Manager | Purse of $50. The match will start|8ame and he will bear careful watch- | back, where Capt. Jordan played, was | gotiate the difficult Columbia Country | Of all that number, but two have | John MeGraw and Coach Hugh|at § o'clock ing against Penn State, | the same lineup which took the field |elub course, while his opponent's card | been successful, | Jennings, each received a check for| last night's results follow: This is Middlebury's first year on|against Iowa last week. showed 174, Captain Matthew Webb, in 1875, ever, was ragged, and in order to| $4.545.71 Five members of the the Penn State schedule. Lovejoy was in Landis' place ns —_— and Thomas W. Burgess, in 1911, start things moving again and to get | Glants were given individuals checks S. R. & L. CO. LE. snapback, but the regular r's MANY ‘VANT IYICKETS ‘\\’ere l:\’:l:;\lmmorrs w}:fiesucsc;;ldl:g vains \ n o sw ng rom the team on its toes as it was against | [0 $4.545.70, which is one cent Jess gy, g2 e FREAK GOLF SHOT member probably will play Holy Cross, Iisher staged as strenu- | than the amounts received by the|. Levels, Williams. coast to 1}30 shore of France. Schwab ........ 80 15 . Webb Failed Once. Mo o highest group. One } 3 ve . ous an afternoon's play as his team ¥ ne of these was J S| e. . i v AT L Cosey™ Dolan, the veteran asslatyns|Middleton : Jordan.in;Shap Public Sale for *farvard-Center Game | Captain Webb failed in his first coach. Anderson .,... 5 North Adams, Mass, Player Hits a| Jordan seems to have recovered o Ot Th 1< | 2tempt to reach France but on his ' q M atts ) a vill be Saturday Brings Ou ousands - 9 | The veteran pitct JE JChant . 9 5 | from his attack of boils and wil on ) second try, starting August 24, With Churchill and Chapin in the | received one cent mare then hiwine®|Mater ..\ g g| DAl That Rills'a Wild Canary,ini{found in his old place Saturday. Eddy JEIG et entysonoNEho uTsE ARG backfield for Owen and Gehrke and | ther Virgll, who also fs a pitcher, The e The Al |and Hulman were on the flanks,| of Purchasers. forty-five minutes of buffeting tides with Kernan playing center in place | checks of twelve others ineluding o 5 L | Greene and Diller at tackle and Cross| o, qze Mass, Oct. 18.—Indl-| which threatened to take him back of Clark, Fisher put the regulars and | players who were lately added to the Planes North Adams, Mass., Oct. 15 —Ed.|and Crulkshank at guard. The back-| 500 “toqay were that Center col-|to the English coast, Webb finally the best of the substitutes through a | Glants' roster, ground-keepers, train. |Sani ........... 15 1 e ward J. Noble, the veteran local golfer, | fi¢/d Was made up of Neidlinger, Jor-1, 000" yinz probably' its last ap-|touched ground and walked up the gruelling hour's workout against the | ers, mascots, etc., ranged from $200|Glover . . Ve g ¢ [who competes annually in the seniors|d4n Wight and Mallory, pearance in the Harvard statdium,|sands near Calais. . scrubs. Jim Knox's black jerseved | to $2,722.85. i e 3o |tournament on the course of the|, While ‘rAIM “““’r_"‘” ”‘“"-“’I“' “""fi will meet the Crimson eleven next| Thomas W. Burgess, an English- team has been strengthened recently| Of the twenty-nine checks mailed | Ifanion She Apawamis club at Rye, N. Y. made|DCeD disastrous, it was pointed out by | ¢\ 500 pefore a crowd that will{ man -by birth, but who speat the by some players who have been vesterday to members of the Yankee |Bianreniise | s 101 an unusual “birdle” on the Forest|JOnes last night that with the excep-i o 'iyo creat amphitheater. Public| best part of his lifé in France, is the wearlng varsity uniforms and the | club members, twenty-three wern foe| B Lt Park club links here yesterday. A [LOP Of O'Hearn, all the plavers were| | % ¢ oonte in Boston and Cambridge | only man, other than Webb, who playing was of regulation order from | $2,842.86 each and two for 849,85, Ak "“',; v 1a72]|long, swift drive which he got away | Piured during the P'“%’_"‘"l“f A BAME, | o torday exhausted 10,000 and left | negotiated the distance, Burgess start to finish. | The remaining seven checks, repre- e G “lon the third tee hit a wild canary '”’,’,‘ ]notn‘mnmn,,r.?;":;:'rrr::\rlz‘, hf,; h:f',‘ many prospective purchasers stiil | made the swim on his eighteenth Churchill Runs Well sented sums ranging from $50 to $1,- |gupuie A which was fiying low over the course | 2uctt SOTRECR P EEEAERC - B L standing in line. attempt and he was fifty-two years The varsity held ball prac- | 42148, The total amount of the Baeet L /’} at the time, killing the bird instant-| . (p1a4e department ‘bélleves that .(_’ The Jast lot of 5,000 held over un-|of age at the time. Burgess was fl- tically all the time according to or- | Shecks mailed yesterday way $177,.|GrAPET oo 9 ly. Then he putihis second next tol{iium has heen’ misdirected bacause]/tll (D8 day’ before the game:to min-nally successtul “in 1911, ‘&nd his ders, and by a skillful mixture of | 2$0:37 of which $111.259.37 went to|gie 11 05 bhe Tl thesiiuries foaifred not: Inl prastiedpumize werecilladlon) Wil e Jaken) bl sER R I G T Ate s S overhead and rushing play scored | (0® members of the Giants, and 866, it Led A 106 204 e S i L e s quickly, It was believed. In all about|that made by Webb thirty-six years three well carned touchdowns. Buell | 04%:33 to the Yankees, . Vg 84 TRAIN FOR E: ) uled: RIS 000 tickets will be sold. previous. His time was twenty-two Improvement In Line, The recent edict on football poli-| hours and fifteen minutes. Like got the usual speed out of the team, | s Danville, Ky., Oct. 18.—The *‘Pray- € 438 ing Colonels” of Center college, en-| Considerable improvement has been | cles given out by the presidents of | Captain Webb, Burgess started his sending it for one long touchdown | A o % drive, ot the end of which Churchill | PLEND]D REGORD Bit Biaces. trained here early today for their|Shown in the play of the tackles and | Harvard, Princeton and Yale, in the|Swim from a point near Dover, Eng- broke loose for 30 vards and a touch- Walthers: ..o 72 783 trip to the Harvard stadium, where|it is expected that with added|minds of those familiar with the sit-|land, but he langed at Cape Gris- down. Pfaffmann was then substi-| _ = JONNBOR v 0svss 81 31 |uext Saturday the third annual Har- |strength there, the ends will give a uation here, will make impossible a|nez on the oD!’OElte GE’ION’» tuted for Buell and the second score |Gl Dobie’s Cornell Eleven Has Ppiled | Rockwell 92 80 § | vard-Center foothall game willj:be/better account of thomaelves against.continuance. sotsthe wCenter-Haryard Rothu Swan gl M llcs. came on his long forward pass to| o Rund 101 9 plaved. Twenty-five players, Coaches | Willlams, it being reported here that' rivalry now in its third year. The actual distance covered by oAby An (iHE whdl zone, I(mmlard: Up 189 Points in 164 Minutes This | McBriarty ... 96 a|Moran and Bond, Dr. C. E. Allen,|the team from Williamstown is one of The record to date is a victory for|these men was close t_n 45 miles. As later made a touchdown on a slash-| Season. —_— - faculty representative, and Student|the best in recent years. each team. Head Coach Fisher of |the cro'w flm‘s‘ the distance between ing drive through the line, and Pfaff- | 441 .\lar:flnvr Berryman made up the Sar\'ard_:a(dlyeeterdai'the wou!; ;;::-t nnlfl\;:r”:qnd ';)?lwlzh:m::ln ;rlx:;er: l};:: mann's field goal was an easy shot| Ithaca, N. Y. Oct. Co . <, party., S OH TR A he varsity eleven as it oppose Vi li= Le < from the 15»7;3"1 line. : a point-a-minute gflcl’h“\l J”wn e Murphy """‘7"‘;”‘@‘ s35| Coach Moran's schedule called for REAPPOINT WANAMAKER. Cross two weeks ago. Reports from | from the North sea into the ocean Belid b Iyear. B SRR SR e A e Jaglarrival of the party at Boston Thurs-| New Haven, Oct. 18.—Clarence L.|Center college indicated several [and back—six hours each way. Every ; Y 5=¢ [dayff noon; practice by the squad|Wanamaker has been reappointed|changes in the Kentucky lineup, due|swimmer hopes to make the swim in BARNSTORMING GIANTS WIN. Gil Dobie's men from the shores of |[Art Johnson ... 95 93 when Bob I'isher started ing behind the Soldiers Feld fence, Chicago last Sunday, en route to Iy showed results against plays used by Bowdoin, The attack, how- Regulars in Lincup. 276 1.4 ~ o 4 sday a T E d f the Yale university hockey|to the reinstatement of Shadoan and|two tides, but none has succeeded. T.ake Cayuga have pl a 5 ) 0 Thursday afternoon, and the final {coach o R . | » £ played three games|Campbell . 106 112 g 316 = 4 { 5 i Tho y Ecgtrtanrk\l"l?nrz:ufo?c; mgmmfr 1::;‘1;1( 80 far this season and have r‘”ifl g B mim Yl s B b0 d i | VORRORE KR OMINE: A B sw::nh h“e T\:v"].lsg:?:h‘xr::“::-ohfiif::?{“t[};: storming Giants, demonstrated here points in 164 minutes of playing French coast when the third tide him. and it took him more vesterday that he ls a good cold|' o Sl 5 A 40 Al . . caught weather pitcher. With thermometer “;;'m'mm’r‘: ’Q;‘q‘;‘;“-'f\'flflflrfl and New Screw Drivers. When Glbbons Fouled MISke than nine hours to swim those two registering almost freezing he held the| o RSTHE Sate were the victims. |Stanley Aty 3 miles. Franklin professional team to ”‘“'“‘rm,z.a ’A is .llkF:]}' to pull down the|Raneor There have been any number of scattered hits, and won 6 to 1. Dave|* ®T4€ next Saturday. Lawless .. swimmers who have been taken Bancroft, Hank Gowdy and Horace | P R Kilduff ... K E i Shnd . from the water when victory was RECORDS STI SN 4 g, . apparently within their grasp, and Ford were in the game. Scott batted | LL GOING | Kolodney in the clean-up position o R e s S S S . Swimmers at Honolulu Are Perform- | 6 7 4 s SN y it is the last two miles that count, ALMADEN ONWARD WINS. | ing in a Brilliant Manner, | Squares, { { " fad Ry ke e B A . a | reach tha ata oint under favore Avon, Conn., Oct. 15 —Almaden On.| Honolulu, Oct. 18 (By Associateq !Chas. Johnson .. 74 17 26 ! ) . B ¥ A et ward defeated Col. Bidwell in the fea- |1 T¢58)—More world's records were, Dobrock 90 4 i i {smashed last night, the second of the|Reynal f the opening day’'s card durxi = " ; ? i g :‘:ret.:hr:rrr:' Park .Vf':tprdagy afternoon, | SWiMMINg trials in the Outrigger |Howe ......... 76 . g » | SAFELY RELIEVES E e : . club tank. Warren Kealoha, broke | Myers .. o112 92 1 ? ng the first two heats of the event. | {0 TARKC Warrer | CATARRH OF THE BLADDER In the third heat, the two pacers| n world’s record for the 100-| —— ; } C | meter back stroke, by swimming it in | 27 400 43112 {5 ; 1 . NTENS & v i é&copBLACK flashed under the wire head and head | JEICT PACK SUIOKE by swimming it In ol | mer record was 1:14. |Hinchiiffe ... 78 88 CAPSULES in a dead heat. Hollyrood Fancy| won the 2:17 trot impressively, while| G a S AR | 4 % i v g [f - 2N Great Excitement was easily the class _,'m“‘”L ) h":'“’_' "f( New Zealand |Burdick ....... B f” 4 ¥ ¥ PROPULAR FOR GENERATIONS of the 2:24 trotters. |wam the 440 yard free style in six Whittaker '.,. 25008 . 1 : ; A PREPARATION OF s 9 |minutes, 14 2-5 seconds, thus better- |Supernant ..... 3 <6 k ; s : - ":&.&?‘u'y;n co{.ku;;n'sgu:“_ . o5 c . |Ing Sybil Bauer's record of 6:16 Odman 85 ¢ L A FROM PLANTEN 93 HENRY ST. BROOKLYN, NY. PENN STATE NOT INVITED. | Marie Chen Weheslau made a ne — ! b T : <BEWARE OF IMITATIONS » State College, Pa., Oct. 18.—Foot- | American record when she swam 293 404 406—1203 | g R 4 ) ball authorities at Pennsylvania State | yards free style in 28 4-5 seconds.| NORTH & JUDD GIRLS' LEAGUE. 4 G 4 | — college said yesterday that no official | The previous record v Cost. invitation had been recelved for a| Mk ALY oot 60, BT akhd .. ; ; | game between California and Penn| 1 000, A ARATHROE v LI BT 2 : %) State at Pasadena on New Year's 7 — Miss Cunningham ... 64 n te alf' er Day. There have been intimations|West Virginia Man, Despite This, | Miss Dunne ISR that an invitation might be extended. Loses Congressional Nomination. pes e 28 Huntington, W. Va., Oct. 18.—C. ,.r,,,,m.“,,n,4 4 Shop 3 e o e o KILLED BY BENZINE. |Fred Edwards, wealthy mannfacturer, A, BiEGH Yonkers, Oct. 18.—Miss Clarisso |pleaded not guilty in common pleas| S Madera : ;0 f 3 Simonds, aged 30, of 10 Lamartine court yesterday afternoon to the 1, SERRAUING )y Y | 10 WASHINGTON PLACE, Cor. Main E BY 4w | first class Terrace, Yankers, is dead from an|charge of violating the corrupt prac- e I e 9 E P o i § " T R i L 4 Chairs, no waiting, odd accident late Monday night. While |tices act in his unsuccessful campaign b ihtas . 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