New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1923, Page 9

® None Betters, SINO ALLEYS. Cobb to quit after next . season. fi [i T e Y . . . He would have been muych . . [4: Worticeones o 28l ki SR s e k g more popular with the pitchers if he RAN E flNE flF C[ashmz Tfie PmS ’ a0 ol L R asigtelilint : KENILWORTH CLUB, p a in g had quit years ago. : > 1. fdenwalde 01010 66 59 Team 3. dertmigiend el MR (D ey son Sguare Gardén, temporarily re- St placing the cows who usuafly per- STANLEY WORKS LEAGUE. form for Mr. Rickard. (Continued from Preceding Page) 5 ec Spturday's game betweon Yale and| Ly tne biackiboard drills . of thé [two touchdowns, and put Couthlz';:|l."n":"°"”"" :{‘;ce;onmmané‘:hfua]:ipnbcwu; :?1‘::: seagsan have not been in vain. We |Zuppke at ease. : Pahigren dinser' 4 notice eleven teams have clean slates, In the 9 to 6 victory scored over|Begos i g —“ e ' [Towa it was Grange who put over the [ Molyneux ohn . Jr. says love is the great- | touchdown that gave the Big Ten The Tigers might appear to have a . slight cdge sinee they ean stford o | ©° tHINE in the world. ... . But of |champions their first setbick of the Sy suitying wheress Ealo Wil Have course he never filled a straight in |year, He made this score by taking|Rertini little to gain and everything to loss | MC Mid9Ie: thiee pases from Britton; averaging e better than a 20-yard gain on each 'T;y'l‘l‘}f) Harvard snm‘c still is to be Tilinots woman married 14 times | pags, v O » 5 looking for perfect “man. . . .Mo-|" Against Northwestern he scored Yoemans, third string quarter, now | oraw's had almost as much trouble |three times, once running #0 yards {s.olloting the Army tean in the ab- ooking for perfect southpaw. ufllt:‘r ::t:r(:.p':::g :,"f;:rw‘a‘x;‘d‘ pass. - | Rawlings sence of the regulars, out with in- w -RICARD | 81 Miller . Sutien 4 Correct this sentence: “The defeat- | soored the only touchdown of the | O'Brien e A ed fighter admitted he was heaten by | game, giving Jllinois the vietory, In|l®ough a bitter man and sald he had no alibl | that came Grhnge performed the re-| > " ot to offer.” markable feat of carrying the ball 17 o i times for a gain of 173 yards, aver-|. = Noue¥ ",',',:" Tllinois, with four straight wins to |aging slightly better than 10 yards| pajiie .. . ... 107 of the Rockne-men, did not play |her eredit, is a shade ahead of her |for each attempt. Truslow 84 i against Nebraska Saturday. His ab-|tWo undefeated opponents in the race| No one player has helped more to|Metcait . 2 9 R U ritzgerals PRAGSI I TEEv Saceloy s iy Koerily fait. _|for Western Conference football hon- | put Iilinols back in the “Big Ten|SUd4 - e L ; R, 7 i ; 33 ors. running than Red Grange. Keep| 403 86 37 G 0, . T 04| S A g et ; KAMEL HASSAN Mugsey McGraw, sometimes twit- % | your eye on the “Red.” New Office H. Johngon 3 ingly called the “master mind of | The Iliini by successive wing over T———————— e . i 53 N M. Murp Sace P 31308 Bostée, Nov. 15,08 the Died aseball,” sailed for Furope today. |JTowa, Northwestern, Chieago and | Pattison 9% 9 3 il . e 12 Sthall e fhis i 1 Wisconsin, have only Ohio to over- MORAN FOR MANAGER - TR e Ve oo 59 184| pocts L Reras ey aeteio f'h\lxsul):;;n:;"t'x; Novi > » - | W, Johnson . 2 85 85 73 e 04 | Doyle .. 2 N 8 he ary gover: »f Mace g lLast night he was reelected man- :?;:‘: ?:rht;‘o":f:sl;:‘ :fi;‘?’p;‘flg‘:’: — | 5 o S - 3 ceraeen T 4| Nightingale § 7 name on mel Ha ager of the Giants, Stoneham again 4 4 . i 5 7 138 ® has . “ | Baylock . 82 7 6 Young Haspan's dade was a gover- Iaiant And MoQuAde 18 treasiiret; :::nh:,ad o;':::egg::e::,:: 1‘::;‘.'}4;";10 He Will Again Lead the Cincinnati A ] = el et Wl i e b T aar ot the: RRecoln’ provithe wHith A by undefeated big ten teams, have two| Nationals, According to Statement [Gavit .. : b tecord. vaening 16 405 420—1241 | gave Alexander the Great to the C kK Wi ugrue cla LLTE) ’ 2 & | world. Chick Brown and Shugrue clash in | ramaining games. [ @ Brien : 3 S Buching Soem. .. - world New Haven Friday night as the top . Made By. Garry Hermann, | Boimons 3 83 105 2 om! ¥ 83 78— 161 | gonral) N 4 H — -~ notchers in an all-star card. - E 8 > ¢ % 78 p RORTY REC CONTRAOCT. By By its ten to nothing victory over| Cincinnati, Nov. 13.-—All doubt as| = rirrr L e T " aE A fee] e . £ ' DA AP AR e i Wisconsin on Saturday, Tllinois elim-|to who will be manager of the Cin-| * Factory. A, iy Lo 0 91, Schlaiher ....... 7 Lo Pt s 1 o fiakit R inated the previously undefeated cinnati Nationals, was settled at the |Maher e 40 B804 11 : A taraonin e Bt into . s 9 oo el e died e big Foot Badgers from the gfoup of (-h,'n- banquet to Miller Huggins, manager m,u’:\',':y' d g : 5 437— 818| e 37—1258 | Gua 'J "'h ""\.m, 35 his Dion W plonship eontenders. Michigan Won|of the New York Yankees, here Sat- | Burike . 3 91 5 [ ] 5 2 (.:«:,r'is]h Rea” l'{n’r’ll\' matchmaker, N from the U, 8. Marines in a noncon- | urday night, when August F , | Agnello e 1 | v . 62 35 | ¥eltermar : iy 44 ] Harold (Red), Grange fleet footed | Y Borg RN Serrinanit AR : e ) ) ! 335 | With it came Pauluso's forfeit, Fuar- halfback, who has practically cinched | ferénce exhibition, while Minnesota | president of the Reds, declared that P 5 aligron : ’ 91 S0 16 ! arance. This bout is R 4 y.a rested for its game with Towa next| Pat Moran would remain at the helm. | S : ; N : “ee v 0— 24 | anteeing appearance. s the Blg Ten football champlonship for | gopyngny. In contests not fguring| “We belleve,” sald Mr. Herrmann : ) 1rome el s ; } | avousing' mauch interest in this city, the University of Illinois, 1s certaln | o ominanty 4n the title race, Chicago | “that”Moran did wonders with the |Duplin ... ' A d - to ‘secure a backficld berth on the | ,ro000g Infilana 27 to 0 ,and Ohio|material at hand mnd under the | Xt ) 138 e G ‘ll":.rf‘\h 1"if‘ll.‘\” American team, it 18 | giy00 gowned Purdue 32 to 0. handicaps of injuries to leading play A Bit Carclens St yomi 8 3 | —— ers. I will therefore state without I ¥ 5 yiol sty : rir ! sl from which Grange is one of the season's| VWhile INinois take on the non- reserve that Pat Moran will manage | a L E° | glands are removed for human trans- ekt 4 SO0 7 | eonfewence Mississippi Aggles this|the Cincinnati club in 1924." ; f < A e : formation, are selling for around greatest 5-4'1|vrrv~. H: leads n.; r:vn- coniing Biturasy. MISH\ReR Wil aakla ) it ; e . ¢ » Friend—Aren't 1ey? John g400 apiece. A fow months ago, one ference with 11 touchdowns, having |ip, gefeated but still powerful Wis-| COCLINS IS SATISFIED, A 1 13 has to ask his garage man a hundred | couid he bought for approximately JEJR. AL doawt, ons in. avery o hea' i} [ constn team at Madison, and Towa and | Philadelphia, Nov. 13.—Reports . questions about the brand and man-|gasn. And the demand for them has three of them Within 20 minnies we | Minnesota will fight it out at Minne-|that a deal was pending which B e, : 3 - i | ufacture before he puts o drop of oil | pecome so great that the governor of the Northwestern game. Grange's | olis in contest that would affect £ 2 o . Mansel . fidaq B2 J 7 S 4ok into the car. But he never s his | jrench West Africa has rohibited Raia Wannl R Sicniise bave | 2P [ would send him to Washington as|P. Sehevd ............... ; [ P "IT';‘" . ”l' ‘”';“r:;"""""";:"‘l’f:'m‘o the sedson's outcome should Minne- | managdr were dented today by Eddie| M. Denahue o & s ’ hootlegger a single question for fear|tneir shooting or capture without defeated ska, a, 3 : , ; A. Hornkohl . 1i1.00 7 5 1 § f hurting his feelings.—New York y i sota fall before o 4 A. Hornkall I of hurting 8 ork | special permission. Wisconsin, Northwestern and Butier, | "0t fall before the Hawkeyes, ",,"'l‘:";!v(_“T;::f',"’\::\ffl:;gn;::(";:";?*;;" 1o iy ke RS EUAT R i, ) s 100 X special permission B Some of the feotball greats a&re|ball club, upon his return from a| ; 3 ‘ % she Learmed Plenty. Crities complaln promoters are | qoupiing in brass this season. hunting trip in the Maine Woods, “I| Tall Vights, ‘ o bt J7| The name “pekoe” of orange pe-| Kit—Her husband is teaching her feeding Harry Wills push-overs . . . - . bes. v, mean ... 1 i e 85— 178 0n tea is derived from the Chinese 5 s Much more otizing than lefte - {still want to concentrate on my play- [} giEi" o Sl _ ved fror 'h [to artve the car. Py AR o o s Walter Kopplsch, outstanding star |ing and not bother about the cares of [T, Reck ................ 8 1 ' 2 words “Pah ho,” which mean “white | Mabel—Has she learned anything gvers of Percy Haughton's Columbia eleven, | management,” sald Collins, “There i | R Holmauist ... 1 airs,” and refers to the small white | yats |18 one of the greatest quarter-milers | time enough for that later, T will he Johnsen ... . very 100,000 persons in the | pieces in this tea which look like Kit—Y she has learned what s fAr @ v Sehae u y ' |8 Ny B » 1 t " " . a , ¢ | : i ‘\|\ -r;‘ " ”‘: :.-‘.‘2.x”‘:\:r':z:\‘l‘n:"fl that ever Pulled on spiked shoes, back with the White Sox again next| 8 arc in institutions | stems but are the finest part of the|porpible language he uses when he n’:I(‘ T(l‘.]n' cone y season ready to do my best,” | leat, |1oses his temper.—Answers, London, DL & - end Syracuse has “Chet” Bowman, one - - — = he fasl rack men in the col- 0 ; 000 mounds wing | O the fastest track in the col- | FOOTBALL T Serblan weigh i i nlne | 1°8iate world, and one of the fastest| Vermont 13, Middlebury 0. chess title, . Showing the value {y,0xfisld men in the football world, Utah Aggles 40, Brigham Young ot big physique in a strenous Univarsiiy & spor Over at Princeton, Hills, the shot-| Colby 9, Bates 6. putter, Is proving his value as a lines- Third Army Corps 7, Villlanova Naturally an all-age dog race with-|p. o College 0. out Heetor's pup would hardly be California Aggies 9, University of complete. - Notre Dame has Oberst in the line, | Arizona 7. o . A |and Oberst can fling a Javelin just —_— Mepault turns down vaudeville | ,hou¢ 4y far as you can see it. The homicide rate 1% higher in ’ This proves the Canadian | dinisidotione o | Memphis, Tenn., than in any other utterly unfit to hold a fistic title. | rhepe are ands In the 1iji|city In the United States. Tt is lowese - .| group. Hartford, Conr “Hoppe won the bank ugainst Con- ti und selected the white ball” . 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