New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1923, Page 9

The All-Plainville team will the Ansonia town team in Ansonia Sunday afternoon. The Plainville gridders . undaunted by last Sunday’ defeat in New*Britain at the hands o the Rangers, have been putting in some Stiff workouts throughout the past week and are still set to bring home the bacon from-the Naugatuck Valley. ’ play Mack's All Stars of New Britain, an aggregation of junier stars who have yvet to become famous, will stack up against the fast-going Crim- sons of Plainville on Rockwell's fleld in Trumbullfown Sunday afternoon. Both@eamns are aggregations that | gife and take and a good match is| \s NEW BRITAIN DA this city was a star backfield per- former for three years, will clash with Columbia in New York today and the Vermontérs arc regarded ae having an even chance. With the exception of Captain Kennedy, Trinity will start with its full strength against Bates today. Eddie Tryon of Suffield, leading college scorer, is sure to play todey against the Navy when Colgate tackles the middies. “Bo” McMtllan, famous quarter of | Centre college, will play Nov. 11 with | the ‘Cleveland Indians, a professional | team. The Indians tackles the Day- | ton Triangles. Now it appears likely that the | Providence Steam Rollers will ‘give All-New Britain a return game on | Thanksgiving day. If this is so, it means that the | Meriden team, signed up for that aft- | ‘ernoon earlier in the be | o o - T - 8 Williams’ Best o v Crashing The Pins ROGERS ALLEYS UNIVERSAL LEAGUE. Hiltetrom Temple Carlson | Poterson . | Voliherdt | 4221310 89— 287 | Mare 81— Nowhardt 8 | Harrieon i— | Fleischer 20— | Thompeon " | Nyborg . 00— Laneh 73— Hein . 3 Olmon ... 8- | Crowley 84— ILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 19z. week, will expected. dropped with a dull thud. "It new | eems that New Britain signed up the AVhen Sisler comes out and says h feriden bnnch so as to play it safe | sees 4 pennant for the Browns, it's [and if a better vproposition came | hard to say whether his eyes are |aleng they would take if. | getting better ‘or worse. | - | College students arrested for ticket | b e scalping * * * This higher education | t thing has its practical values after | et LEFT TO RIGHT: CROSBY, MERRILL, JENKINS AND HUBBARD i There are four captains on the Harvard football squad this year. But all of them are not cap- 92 tains of the football team. Naturally, Ted Cresby is captain of the hockey team, Merrill is captain 251 | of the track team, Jenkins of the basebail varsity and Hubbard of the foothall squad. Quite a | collection of distinguished gents. 5 | 439 4 Trade Shop No. 2. g W | JAMES 1 ROBINSON The asfgnment of leading the Wil- liams rootball cleven to a high place among the pigskin trams of the land thi heen given to James B. | ITe is a giant tackle, weighing nd is & star. 245 | 247 | Bquires .o - 268 Daly . 9 but on leaving the White House re- iterated that “something must be done about that office.” 3 WESLEYAN LOSES ITS PUNTER Middletown, Nov. 8. — Scriggins, Wesleyan varsity tackle, was taken down with an attack of jaundice last | night on the eve of the Amherst game and will have to be replaced by Lyman. His loss will be felt, for he had b»n doing most of the punting. s4— 262] RS, 85— 279 | Grogan . 41 Huek . n Y Wolek 7 260 Tosephaon 261 Hammerberg . T L3 1% 458 Peiin State always kicks on fourth down “ * * Differing therein from | somo teams which kiek on every play. 321280 (Continued from Preceding 1ag+) i 11 goes down the field to the of the left defensive half and No. 5 goes down the field as a de-| Sarazew, two-year-old, hus won [CO¥ 10 the right of the defensive| = nine stralght races * * * And nobody | FEht half. No 1 stays low Lehind the | 15 10 Be 1‘:""'."”{'?“ ! hgs yot acoused him of wearing lve- | 1N® untii he sees the right Iy horseshoes, end and right tackle charge across (o | Llock the puss or hurry it. He t1 runs to the line of scrimmage a yard or so outside of v re No. b stood when the ball was put in piay. At thi point he may receivé a short hig from ‘Emith Penny 2 Goodison 77 | \arner Travers . 205 | Granam Campbell 289 | Hughes i~ Myers 1amy | 4 Lotta guys go out looking for four- | leaf clovers and come back with | No- poison ive, right 00 pounds, STRIBLING MAY BE SIGNLD STANLEY RULE AND LEVEL LEAGUE. Dept, No. 1. an for the Mc- sty defensive ’_’M‘ 301 | cpaponi - 388 Hoffman ::Imano New against, light-hea in which | titie g1 | champion, o York, Nov. provide nemergency in the world's rweight ehampionship bout fike McTigue will risk his Gene Tunney. American hee 10, Machmake [ Madison re CORBIN ACREW In Japan is a settiéement where the wives support the husbands and ehile and are the acknowledged heads family The men keep houss. Quickly Drives Out All the Rheumat:c_'_ Poison Acts on Kidneys, Liver, Stomach and 2 That's Rhenma's Bluenose is the name of 4 hoat, not a soak, as you might imagine, Are Grinst 5 The old-fashioned n X ol ti other who village 2tin with Y DEPT Japghter who is CORBIN DOOR CHECK ALLEYS JLDD. CASINO NORTH & light man wiil onlhoy titute ling will con- un ing yacight to =ct as su! i understond that sign & contract in which he sent 1o meet either MeTign R L D ney Dectmber 10, 24181283 Abrahamson Under this arrangement the Garden | Evoloser plans to proteet itself against the pos- N Carlson ... sibiity of Tiguc or Tunney being prevented hevause of injury or illness | from through the scheduled ot Stribling, manager of his H Olympic team * * * Probably plans Poth ey figheting vdmitted yesterday that to enter the price jumping contest. Nm,h‘,,, Wil retive a8 an metive hase. | M@ Arrangements are under constd- et v eradion and declared his readiness to - | ball plaver after next year, aceording | Zev, the race horse, wears a hood. | pey) PIotr 7LCF next FEnr Boc seding | o his son ugalnst either Me- » s smlh o 2 Tigue or Tunney, but added that an’t understand why Mr. Wal- | N The manuger of the Detroit on of 0K, yma doesn't ca , delinite yel d f dn kinhoma de V't call out the arrived lhere today for a few vite yet had been done in Smititia and put a stop to - vl oy top to it rest, Cobly ndded that he expeets to e make a Lt for the next year BASERALL Georg Conch Serews. hoard walk 82 248 T3 228 B4— 248 81— 262 =1 | Heslin 100— 271 | Lot &irom single Men Rradburg €uvneson iKinnelbrack . r. Berg .. the ball tackied runner, and pacticularly if Neo., 5 ter the pass is completed, blocks the | defensive right hall, he may get away for a long gain. The advantage in this pass lies chiefly in that, # does | | [not &0 in the territory that I most carcfully guarded. N el ! COBE MAY RETIRE Ga., Nov, 3,~Ty Banulsk Coyle Rerer Rakosk Griffin heing It he -~ Eapett being ove underdone master mine It seeincd t world series, Shipping. done i in the or 1 22 Men. laseball moguls demy the ball was 1251285 doctored last summer * And yel some of"the pitching averages looke: mighty gick. b Married Schreiner " . it €5 Bmith 107 R pi-- 108 Mecare % Salmon ot | Malone Howe Rell 201 is usually | 208 Rockefeller is intercsted in the 1 ‘;," ’;;, a |Comptroller General Is Coming in for Criticism | Washington, Nov, $——Recommenda- tions for legislation limiting the au- thority of the comptroller general's office in the settiement of claims ag@ipst the government are forecast as a result of disclosures before the senate committee Invesiigating the veterans’ bureau. A report on the progress of the investigation was lald before President Coolldge today by Chairman Reed, Who said he believed chronic neuralgia, the evidence of such importa t Nheumatism s & dangerous disease, the president should be acquainted |1f often affects the heart and causes | with it. Senator Reed said he cid not | death, If you have it in the stightest discuss with the president the ques. degree get a bottle of Rheuma from tion of further legislation to restrict | your druggist today and drive it from 1944 | the powers of the comptrolier general, | your system right now. on Won roll-off, Cobb Set Serews. The second day you take Rheuma, the doctor's remedy that is selling so rapidly, you'll realize that when Rheuma goes in uric acid goes out. It matters not whether you are tore tured with pain, crippled with swol- len joints or distressed with occasional twinges, Rheuma is guaranteed by Clark & Brainerd Co, to end your rheumatic trouble or money back. Rheuma is just as effective in cases lumbago, solatica, arthritls and for ooy Tygar: days’ o8- 76— 3 82 9 85 g 274 | Kenney Blanchard Rich Linn Calazia 459 Drive Serews. . 5 renl pennant Tndiap named Levi plays fullback for Haskell Must be cousin of O'Lellly, the Swede wrestier, J ' -t FAGLES ORGANIZY Vew York Giants, won the Wall, at last it seems definitely de- The Poys' eclub gles hmve louts a " w cided that the Hartford-New RBritain | ganized for the v and n . a ". AR ,':. hm, Heinsmey high scheol game on the 24th i to |directed by Coneh Noble, VIR rans Blana ot Nent o s A e be played in New Britatn it | Lehigh university. 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