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

Speaking of Sports Bill Roper's Princeton Tigers have | never been beaten by a I'isher-! coached Harvard eleven. The Crimson not scored over Nassau since IHanghton quit and to- morrow the Princeton boys will seek their third straight. ; Harvard's last touchdown against the Orange and Dlack was away back in 1920, A huge dial with six figures repre- . Benting the last six minuttes of play | in the fourth period of the Princeton- Harvard football game Saturd been erected in Palmer Stadium, | Princeton, and every spectator will be | advised of the last minutes of piay Yale 1tegnl and tomorrow southerners too, bringing their and a long list of | game may be expected., | Lddie Collins ports of liis Washington us him. announces nursing and be untii the Hartford High school i along Cooney, their line st will not seriminage again New Britain game, Probably after the New Britain game brother Cooney will have to be nursed along loo, MeKnift now seems like Trinity's choice as quarter against Amherst to- morrow, that vina has Just for mational port ha moptl tayer P all sum A4 room ove V Sehwarteenberg's deiicatesser store for the wint Have lavishly polite yo moves his hat in the ably I Wi you cyer noticed that the who re. . invari most marcel You ex aw The lpsom Derby alt® 0 grain ot Lnth i asked to pick st women’ provimately as the carcer i the will mean it nothing, or & onr gay bhox reoa multitude you might of hens, w Mediterrancan # L we hope someans neceasary 10 have you in ordcr Kt wrin) No changes v wat ncross L Vil Gianis, tries to addir —probably 1 Paiinl Com Grows 1o An O A New Giant PP AT York. 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Brooklyn, N. ¥., Nov. 9.-—Pete August of Bridgeport, Conn., Connec- 283 | ticut lightweight champion, last night 471 lost & decision to Mel Coogan of Flat-| %8| bush, In a twelve-round bout. 42| August, substituting for Ever Ham- ‘J mer of Chicago, because of the lat- | ter's illness, put up a great battle and tertained the patrons of the Rink ub here with a slashing exhibition. |He made a hit with the crowd and 52| when the referee gave Coogan the de- | cislon, a charus of “boos” was heard. H 51 53 87 4781363 | Tackson Ruckliffe Jol | Rt G. Smith . Adams . BIG LOAN AUTHORIZED. Madrid, Nov. 9.—A government de- . 1793 irec has been issued authorizing the [ Anderson . sl 3 | immediate fiotation of a loan of 54,- Kaliberg . é 7 000,000 pesetas to the caliph of the | Spanish protectorate in Morocco. The | loan is to be used in part for the construction of roads, bridges, har- 1211 bors and railroads. 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