New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 8

8 - ) - ) - NEW BEKITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 192s. e 1 i - HEAVYWEIGHT ASPIRANTS MEET TONIGHT — WESLEYAN FRESHMEN HERE TOMORROW — ARMY STARS BACK IN LINEUP FOR YALE GAME— DARTMOUTH FAVORITE OVER CORNELL — COACH STAGG ASSAILS PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL — BIG TEN TEAMS ON EDGE FOR SATURDAY’S GAMES HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TO PLAY LATONIA TRACKI§ WESLEYAN FROSH TEAM HERE SGENE OF RWA[RY, Game Tomorrow Atternoon EDDIE COLLINS MAY BE Zev and My Own, Wi Kentuky| Will Be at St. Mary’s Field NEXT WASHINGTON PILOT Favorite Also Entered “ —Red and Gold Gridders e P in Top Form. O., Nov. 2.—Interest in ! the Latonia champlonship, which had | become hoth general and widespread | it v learned that the race bring together the champion, | and My Own, was further stim- announcement that 1h9§ would arrive at the | completing the in Saturday's fea- | 1d race goers who have | to the arrival | Papyrus, were famous racer Cincinnati, < Desire; Gleason Considered azer of Braves would ulated by the Rancocas star today, thus field of contender ture event orsemen ; forward nqueror o preparcd to accord the a tremer reception. My O Admiral Gary T. Gr son's i te, was pronounced fit, ollowi mile gallop yesterday. Trainer W id, however, the horsc en a brisk trial today s preparation. who will saddle s s . i James Drilled H + e & Rialto for the ampionship said the W5 Green Tree eolt’s race in the Wash- | ington handicap was such a smashing that he believed the son of Chicle stands an excellent chance to defeat so fine a trio as Zev, My Own and In Memoriam Jockey Frank Coltiletti will ride Rialto. Many Kentuckians continued to pin | faith In Memor- capable son will be the fin; Hav one and hopes on Weidemann's probably their am mile t the stam- the con- U WHILE PRACTICING - ae o' Miller Will Play However--Army tag in Tip Top Form condition until the r of Zev, | weived in Ciy jast night. His comment “Zev is a great | and will prove it in his race with | 1 the horses tomors lik 1 know, ow defeat- Samuel ( trair 1 las s st week, disy only Was My other vou prebably track, and if Vs eved the | vould exc all Lato OYD JOHNSON BATTLES RENAULT THIS EVENING Own al teams The N ki where off season tured Bride, 1 Heayvyweights Clash Tonight in portant Bout: Canadian Has Made Rapid Advance Renault, Floyd com- w York, Nov Jack hewvyweight, and of s Moine ia today for their tonight at Madison | R Unu interest has v as the heavy- ) 18 contest Thi ms ordercd So both - t around 161 d to- are ¢ change and or stayed i ring pronounce a ip fast in . his knock- of the seaso Fred 1ulton, | Bay backfield 1 X g ! corg: ) [iny Jim Herman game whe \ i te ° . Jjohnson, since his bace ard last McAuliffe others * hecame o p Ay Look “Mas Met ! t It Americ onds 1502 Alfre tinuou ship ma 1885 s Wil spring | tr 1L vyweight fight and are God- the of irke it il meet ir 13 PIGENRS IN LONG SESSION Hours scrubs ¢ Drives Team Two Against Preshmen and Dusk Tomorrow's Line tackle “ back; back Records of Meriden Are Opponents for Rangers The Tec 1 TRangers « ver Cit rd PARTMOUTH LEVVEN RIESTS Pheonaly Short Signal Deill and Toans smoot LEFT in t w York gormidablc ne Samobiis (ph d distance Gold Challenge € driving 10 behi Zea - )~ 02— SYRACUSE STARS RICAIT- outstanding foothall st this fall is Syracuse been playing a the opening rank some- Wl of the TO BAYSINGER, McBRIDLE, STAROBIN —_— Buys Two Seats So He Can Watch Game Without Crowding 1., Nov. 2, Gus Greclan athiete, Springiie fattest man, now weighing 340 pounds, has bought two seats the 1. nois-Maroon football game at Champaign saturday so he can eo the game in comfort s have game sine and 1 Thre are sure to top at the Syracuse stars are pic Baysinger, a guard, M illback, and Starobin, a tack THIS DAY IN SPORT 10 miles au established by Palma at Sheepshead Bay. negotiated the 17.41 second record War tax for football games to go into effect on this day, t still remains a 10 the ringlield Kokenas, onee I's for New ark for specding when he DOBIL POUBTIUL in & minutes world Thinks Cornetl Has Little Chance of Beating Green Y., No (ootball squ ity The Cornell thirty-three dead Coach assistant and a lere Jast night Anturday’s clash with With the football team varsity « squad Dart q of accompanied by of govern- souree venue players, Gilmore Dobie, his of 1 r Hanover Harness pehead VTR hour, a w ly 78 sece Resta up mile pe d W. L C I won staff ainers, left n went o the ha miles oxs-country who will race four mile course rridiron battle seteristic Dobie White his uth prefude With the simism the a4 yester rricr record arwater defeated 600 to 447, at con- champion to the as a Oro pe coach protegd defeat the in per. radiating iards ir teh played at Pittsburg Hancock mpior A to ip hour fect y cor fore- Aln’t It a Grand And Glonous Feelmg" PRO FOOTBALL IS SAID T0 BE SPORTS MENAGE | Chicago University Director of Ath- letes Calls on College Men Not to Attend Games. Chicago, Nov. 2.—Branding profes- | sional foothall as a “menace,” work- ing for the degtruction of the .college game, Amos Alonzo Stagg, 62 years | old, director of athletics at the Uni- | versity of Chicago, last night ad- | dressed a letter “to all friends of col- | lege football” urging them to refrain ‘from tn any manper encouraging the | professional sport. Stagg, whose reputation for the de. velopment of amateur athletics has made him a national figure, declared that to “patronize Sunday profes- sional football is to co-operate with the forces which are destructive of | the interscholastic and intercollegiate football, and to add to the heavy burden of the schools and colleges in preserving it in its ennobling worth.” Declaring that football, when played with the amateur spirit, pos- sessed more elements for the devel- opment of character and manhood | than any other sport, Coach Stagg said that “if you belie in preserv- | ing interscholastic and intercollegiate football for the upbuilding of the present and future generations of clean, healthy, rightminded and ph. triotic citizens, you will not lend your assistance to any of the forces help- ing to destroy it. “There is nothing a bunch of gam- blers will not do for their purpose, and quite often they carry along with them the support of a group eof well- meaning citizens,” the veteran coach wrote, | RA]DER BREAKS SHOULDERS | De Baets Badly Bike Race and His Team is Now Out of Running, Chicago, Nov, 2.-—Caesar De Baets Jelgium, teammate of Harry Kais- | er of New York in the six-day bicycle race at the Coliseum, eliminated his| team from the contest carly when he fell and broke his shoulders during & jamming of the riders, Kockler und Stockholm, team, still were in the lead cleven remaining tewn W 1,808 miles, six laps to thel it 6 |a. m,, the 1056th hour of the 146- hour event. The teams of Broceo, Italy, and Coburn, Newark, N. J.,, and Lawrence, San Francisceo, and Kop- sky, Bohemia, had the same mileage, but were morc than 100 points be- hind the Chicago team A lap behind the three teams were MeNamara, and $loran, New York, with | points; Moeskops und 1 Kempen, Holland, with 295 and Grenda, Tas- mania, and McBeath, Australla, with 183, Hanley, San Francisco, and Madden, New York, had but were two laps hehind, One other team was two laps back of the lcuders, two were three |in the rear [ behind, HOPPE W I\\ MATCH New York, Nov. 2.~ Edouard Hore- mans, Belgian title holder, who was defeated last night in exciting match with William I°, Hoppe world's champion, this afternoon will contest with Roger Conti of Franee in the 18.2 balkline billard championship tournament, of leadiag Australia, 867 SANDE l\\O“\ v New York, Nov. 2.-~KEarl intimate knowledge of the moods and whims and racing ability of My Own will scrve as an advantage to Zev when the prize three-year-olds meet in the Latonla championship on Sut- urday, race track enthusiasts declared today. AFTER YoU VE BEEN IN TownN SHOPPING ALL DAY AND ON THE WAY HOoME You BeGin WORRY ovER CALAMITIES THAT HaAvVE FRCBABLY BE- FALLEN THE CHILDREN DURING (OUR ABRSENCE - You FEEL S 0 TERRIBLE HAS HAPPENED URE SOMETHING THE SE ured at Six-Day | today | - | Chicago the | pMnl:,l - laps | and one team was four 1:.,\3‘ Bande's | YANKS STGN ¢ ASTON AND AS You ENnTE h | HOUSE TheERrRE t { OMINOUS SiILENnCE Ving COLLAR THE KING of the WINGS 207 ett, Peabody & Co, Ine Copprgin 1978 1S AN BUT THERE ARE THE KIDDIES WHOLE AND HAPPY - AND ThE SERVANTS ARE THERE AND ANNOUNCE A NICE HOT DINNER \S THEY HAF ;af:\_m.Y READY PIN ANGE ! . DARLINGS) R Tue OH- M- Y T BIG TEN ELEVENS ALLIN GOOD FORM Teams Combining Old and New Football Tomorrow Chicago, Nov. 2.—Big ten football squads today hold their final lght practice hefore Saturday's games. Old time close formation football and, more modern open play will be combined in the clash between the University of Illinois and the Univer- sity of Chicago, judging from the week's practice at both camps. Tlli- nois' victory over Jowa and North- western, and Chicago's record of a goal line crossed but once, indicate the strength of the teams mnd their desire to win the game, which will eliminate one of the chief title con- tenders. The contest will be the Illinois home coming and 55,000 persons are expected to fill the new stadium which will be formally opened. Michigan and Iowa, tied for west- | ern conference honors last year, are reported on edge for their clash to- morrow at Iowa City. lowa's defeat by Illinois has diminished the hopes of Hawkeye adherents for a victory tomorrow, but the Jowa line strength has been cause for worry among Coach Yost's men., Minnesota received the Northwest- ern squad today and both teams went through a light workout for their meeting. Neither the Notre Dame- Purdue game nor the contest between | Indiana and Hanover is attracting any widespread attention he strong Notre Dame #t of Hano not Wiscousin is building up offensive during its two weel respite and Ohio State anticipates lit tle trouble with Denison tomorrow in a non-conference game, CRESCENTS ARE READY '\unmn Little Basketball Aggregation 2 team conferenc or are members; Would Try Conclusions With Pilz's | Al star Five, down the floor, rushing onward and sinking the old pil througih the hoop one after another | the Jocal Crescents went through their final practice for this scason, ‘last levening at the Center streel gy, During the last three weeks they nasve been working hard and have come to the conclusion that they are vet." Only through hard work and clean fought Dbattles were the Crescents able to cstablish for themselves the title they are holding. Every [ member this year's Cresconts 18 a vetera Mauttic Meiczkowski, last year's adding mauchine, is to resum his forward position again, Captain Ben Huck will play at eonter. Blmer borg is still at the forward post Sliva, Carles Levine Charlie Levin are taking good care the guard posts, It was deeided last cvening to have | the opening game (a practice gamec) with some local team in the earlier part of next week, Manager Huc considering Pilz Al Stars, and | would like to hear from the latter at onee | For games matl matter be addressed to th ni cents, I O, Dox 1, y {team averaging 125 pounds Linvited to write, Crashing now ot hould the Any all INDIANS DIRREW 558,000 in 19 Cleveland, Nev The attendance |at Cleveland American league home games was better the past season than in 1022, according to K. & Barnard, | president of the Ifidian The total paid attendance in 19 558,000, [more than 50,000 above 19 | tendance way the BRIGS <« AND Ybu DREAD To HEAR THE TALE OF WOE FROM RVANTS H- GIRLS! Ay 1T A GRR-R-RAND AnD GLOR-R-Rious FEELIN'? A YA