New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 9

ON THE FIRST BOUND WITH CLERKIN, The New Brituin football team will hold a secret practice this evening in preparation for the game with the West Side A, C, at Hartford next Sun- day afternoon, Interest in the coming fray 18 running high, and herve in this eity a victory Is looked for, frequently these days is: ““When is the New Britain team going to play All- Hartford 2" I'red Jean, mightiest of all In the polo world, is playing with the Wor- cester club in the National league this JEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1022. would make a fine addition te the New Britain team, He was glven « chance, and we'll say he has made good, Loretta Hellman wand Heharff of this city will play with the All-Hartford girls' basketball team this season, ' The New York State Boxing com- misgion has started a movement to rid the gport of the undesirable gambling Gertrude | v BOWLING RESULTS ONLOCAL ALLEYS (Continued from Preceding Page) Foote 102 103 106 311 466 452 4641582 ENTRIES LARGL Great Exhibition of Cattle This Year]exceeded all previous records In hie At Intornational Show Chicage, Nov, 16 ~Entries for thefa international live stock exposition, 1o be held here Decomber 2 to 8, have| horses and thnpbt sald Mr. Helde, “but the stock will # A8y any ex| ln vious! on the Ameriean tinent, histopy of the show, Secretary-Man- B, H, Helde has announeed dot only will the classes of cattle, eclement, 4 UNIVE] HhAl‘ II AGLE, Besldes winning plenty season, of_ dough . for' the supporters of the team, the Beats to accommodate 5,000 will be New Britain jclub made many ¢new | erected at Hanover Park for the Mer- friends by the fine exhibition turned | len-Portland, Me, High school gume in last Sunday at Hanover Park|on Deec, 2, aguinst the Submarine eleven, questions The Boston College cross-country team defeated the Holy Cross team at I'm'lu'l Boston yesterday. Thompson — Penny ... The directors of the Springfield | Goodison team of the Eastern league have de- | 8mith . nied the report that “Chief" Hender | Campbel will pilot the team next season. R e & 433 Buzz Wetzel of Columbus, Ohlo, latware, has filed an application with the di- .1 o rectors of the Waterbury club of the 7 82 Eastern league to manage the Brass- 76 61 I cos in 1023, e 111 0 92 Meriden ndmirers of Louls “Kid" b Ay e e Kaplan have falled to seeure from the 424 400 41112 rallroad company, a special train to Machines, convey a crowd Jo New York on Nov, BN i 24, when the 'Kid"” meets Vincent 9% 82 cheer-destroyer of "thO ddys fatlglu‘. v S s e g REG. U.S. PAT. OFF, the special train from New Haven on 430 452 gaturday morning to the Yale-Prince- st o R o ton football game. Sarrizan 98 Mattson 83 Messrs, Jacques, Murphy, Carney | Kraué .. i and Hunt, who are officlating at High Hamlin i; school at pro football games in this At state are doing a fine job, and not a ‘;; complaint has been raised against o i » W utters, their work. 41 f¥nen s % Hall .. 81 J. Trederick Byers of Allegheny, 4 Pa.. has been nominated for re-elec- ;"“‘j""! . :; tion as president o' the United States p"’“"‘ 3 o Golf Association. enniman A i i 3 445 424 Bob Roper of Princeton, Knute ! Rockne of Notre Dame and Gil Dobie Coffee Mills. of Cornell, stand out in the fore as the 95 71~ /1 mest successful football coaches at ZR f. the present time, 4 74— 23 —— 98 Bots Brunner; the Lafayette half- 92 back. has taken the lead in scoring in the Eastern football circles this sea- son, Knlu».. 81 90 83 84 A GUARANTEE OF QUALITY When Gentle Methods Are Best A torpid liver and bowels that refuse to do the work for which Nature planned them can be forced to act by means of cathartics. 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Every Member of Postmasters whose ‘‘patronage” is so large that greatly augmented working etaffs are needed, have been directed {o give first preference in employ- ment to men with families, and those long out of a job. Christmas always costs Uncle Sam between four and five million dellars for extra clerks, carriers, transporta- tion facilities and renting of extra quarters, STUDENTS SUSPENDEL.L Charges of Playing Professional Foot- ball Lodged Against Them. Syracuse, N. Y., Nov. 16. — Roy Martineau, of Solvay, junior; Fred Foster, senior and Woolper, a transfer student from Brown, weére yesterday suspended from athletic participation at Syracuse university by orders of the executive board. The suspension is temporary pending an-opportunity given the three youths to prove they did not violate rules of the university by playing a profession- al football game at Utica a week ago st Saturday. 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