New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 8

- - -] ] ) o —" " " ) - o FORMER TRINITY CAPTAINS TO OPPOSE EACH OTHER AT WILLOW BROOK FIELD SUNDAY — TERRELL, WALLINGFORD BOY, ELECTED LEADER OF 1924 TRINITY GRIDDERS — YALE STARS BACK IN LINEUP FOR PRINCETON GAME PIRATES RECEIVE TROPHY WON IN CI' LEAGUE—NOTES 0 e e ) - - ) )~ _——— . ) - .. 7 ] ]~ - -’ ——— o " PIRATES PRESEN TED WITH HANDSOME SILVER TROPHY ! Public Amusement Commissic City League Title At Banquet L n Gives Cup to Winners of t Night—Coach Charles Miller Honored By Fellow Players. st " — — e " TRINITY CAPTAINS WILL the New Bri City leeg t R st 4 geason, ! t ory st v 17 m e me of Coneh uries PLA{AFAN nEALiOTHLR but also, unexp ¢ " o, “Ike” Wooley Captains West Sides il tasiimn 2 . and Stan Kennedy Plays With i t All-New Britain, nd When All-New Dritai s up CORC against the West ez of Hartford entertained ! players w several | st Wiliow DBrook Memorial park at upon the m's tory r-| pose cagh other “1) Wooley, sonne tie mi a | present capiat o West Jes, great the hoys captained a Tripity gridiron team Foliowing t Mr. M troduced Rernard G Witz, who commission spices city leag or Mr ow officially T t ¢ it ¢ nea thanks « g the pla other year, Mr. Kranowitz cxpros hope that anot and en better league will he possible next and summer. James J. Naughto father of t nt league and a member of ommfission, also ex- explained that 1t ther commission. ers had heen with him wholeh ir his endeavors to huve thi | materialize Present For Miller o0 1 when Captai tsey™ Ha ‘ A i tos presents ome swoate precia the city's THIS DAY : IN SPORT 1889—DPrinceton, in de 41 total ecor tory of their gridiro 1888—William Muldoe 1 pionship wl ' defe to withdraw bece o ured shoulde 1887 —JackMeAuliff Carne r 1 L4 championsi i3 Fever e 1 M Auliffe 1 N coilegiat reating Amherst Howard 1 WOOLEY, ’ CAPT, 1IN & 1 Kew ) y oty H V thi } n \ or the M i 1 3 1 wi I olley 1 1 rowds t floc press “ P WESLEYAN BLLOCTS CAPTANN Named 1o Vead Team Nest Year adician -t Rudimo- Every Foothall .\lachmc H:h Its Spark—Notre Dame Cigars sporting Goods Plays As If Inspired— Speed And Winner Mu«t Have Surprise AR adtomo € fgnite £ & machine in motio . . often it - ke t 1t team ' r ing keep e ma p @n this . ' plager into the o the comtinmed succe the ¥ that particular game a s & whole eleven in action it th s that Rockne fwt In hin efort ! the Notre Dame s .t s That ie Soire team is known aeth " g ’ title 1= a . W the spuad = ave no L epsse < sivm ‘ S wmi i I ract e W ¢ Foothall ) ) - ) ) () ) " ) ) 1923 CITY LEAGUE .CHAMPIONS | e e 4 s 4 A g 1 D s e | i P RS— b s e s SATURDAY'S GAMES IN AL SECTION Yale-Princeton Is Leading Battle in the East New York, Nov. football g ber 17 in various sections of the coun- try follow: 16.—Principal Fast. Amherst svs, Willlams, at Williams- town, Ma¥k. Army vs. Bethany, at West Point, N. Y. 1 Boston College s. Villanova, at Roston. Dartmouth va. Colby, at Hanover,| H. Colgate Y Columbia vs. New York - City, at New York. va. Syracuse, at Syracuse, N. Pittaburgh ys. Washington & Jeffer- son, at Pittsfirgh, Princeton vs. Yale, at New Haven, | | Conn. Rutgers vs. Boston University, s scheduled for Novem- | {the physical | Miistead and Lyle Richeson was re- at| CRIPPLED YALE MEN BACK.IN LINELP Milstead ang Richeson to Oppose Princeton Tomorrow New Hayen, Conn., Nov. 16.—Yale football stock jumped several points | yesterday, when great improvement in condition of Century | ported by Trainer George Connors, whe promised to present them to the |coaches on Saturday afternoon ready o play fully half of the Princeton battle. Milstead yesterday afternoon |resumed his tackle position for nearly all the signal rehearsal, while Riche- son ran the éleven half of the drill, Russell’ Murphy replacing him. Jack | Miller was used as Milstead's substi- ltute, * Indicatiops are that both these re- serves will be injected into §aturday's Cornell vs. Johns Hopkins, at Ithaca, N. Y | game for about one-third of the piave Harvard ve. Brown,_at Cambridge, | That Milstead and Richesen pesitively | Mass. “ will stgrt in Saturday’'s match was as- Penn State Vs, Pennas; at |serted by both Jones and Connors last Philadeiphla. | night. Jones called attention to the 1. t that his lineup was announced on ovember 1, and it will be adhered to Illlll Princeton and, xcept for posaible injuries, against Harvard. Work Under Lighte. [Bew Wrunasiek, N. 7 : Yesterday the Kiis had an hour of [\ Vest Virginta ve. St. Louls, it gignai renearsal and another of dum- | Morganstown, W. Va. my scrimmage with & punting -and Far Weat, kickoff drill also ordered. The regu wArizona va. Southern California, at||ars started their practice in the los A les. Rowl, with returned to Pratt 1 Colorado Aggies \s. Colorado Mines, their practice gridiron. when darkness at Denver. | fell, and electric lights were turned Ml Denver University vs. Colorado Col-|on Gotig e : lege, at Colorado Springs, Col. Yale's final assignment of 24 play STADIUM PLANS COMPLETED, HORSE LOVERS OUT WALKER VS, SHADE, ldaho vs. Stagtord, at Palo ARO, | ars who are likely to be nused against . ety Calit. [P ) Y rinceton, including the full first and i\\nl‘k 1= to Start Nest spring on Welter Champ Likely to Fight on| Utah vs, Colorado University, at|goonq teams, was last night an- Minnesota's 8750000 Plant, | o B e Dee, 17, Halt Lake City, ! wod &8 foliows: { - g | Followers of the Ponies barly At New York. Nov. 16,1 is rendhteq | Utah Aggies vs, Wyoming, at Lara- nn;.{:«.-;:":rrl;;" S e [ 30,000 sadium | Track To nee ev and: My Owm, |inar Mickes Walker welternelgnt | ™%, Wre: [tackle, Milstead: left guard, Ditler; | pluns for ti b atadium ha fekey aik by TWOIER | washington ys. California, at Berke- | | P I Euant’ Hokart |at the Univereity of Minnesota, co. Who Race Tomorrow | echampion, has agreed to a champion- | oy (alif, | center, Lovejoy; right gu 4. " kart: of which will b i ship bout with Dave Ehade, 10 be| ‘\Vaghington State vs. Oregon Ag-|~ 5" '{‘|' ’*"Iv “"""‘ "T':' “'{_rjnl::"“?a':; were unnounced by Professor Lonisville, Ky, Nov. 16,—Lovers of |staged at Madison Square Garden on | gies, at Portland, Ore quarterback, g i M o} Mann, Minneapoils, chief | thoroughbred horses rose carly to-|December 17 the feature of a show Middle West i half; Pond, right halfback; Captain n article published yes. (day and journeyed out to v‘mm-lull‘!m a Christmas charity fund Chicago vs. Ohto State, at Chicago. Mallory, fullbaek, i current issue of The Downs, drawn to the track by the | Walker is under suspenaion in this| peil® Wb gl FOE S0 p L8R Second eleven--Left end, Hulman; \lumnd 1 presence of Zev and In Memoriam, | state because he fabed to defend WIS rbana, v i s W At left tackle, “]:‘“;uh” K -yn'vl 5 The stadivm will be a single-deck, |contenders in a match race scheduled |title within the time preseribed by | M R styn; center, Landis; right guar Ushaped stracture with an opening | for Saturday aftrnoon [the state boxing Iaw, but 1t tn une|yuor® *® MONesolt at Minneapolin,| Norris; right tacklc, 'Rllll"‘lm‘v'rlh. end to allow erection of addi-| %€V arrhved late yesterday from the | derstood the commission will give him Mi . | right end, Deaver; quarterback, Mur. { Michiga 8. Wiscor , at Madi- * ™ scats 1o accommodate 7,000 ¢ASt and was reported by his trainer, | permission to engage in the bout with | gon “-‘: i DORBA 88, 2808 | Phy: left _““""'"‘“‘- Stevens; right ' T ing capacity :\.r- el ¢ ”I‘wlll:l\ 1o have stood the | 8hgde, Walker recently appeared Northwestern va. Purdué, at Lafay. heithack, Neldiinger; ruvlhfv-l.,‘ntnrv the et e approxi-| trip well. A gallop over a mile was | pefore the commisston and deelared | ettn, Ind. y "-Irn“r‘- ney lmHl»:\‘L!I 'n:fl- unid mately 0,000 cording to Mr, | the workout scheduled today for the | hig willingness tg defend his honors ¢ - e o iern | Haas; reserve auarterback, Riley ¢ | Kentueky derby winner, . p arared | 1 re Dasie va. Butier, af ; fauth ) 1 4 ) 3 in New York asWsoon as an injured | Bend, Ind. : r“'}'“‘l' '\l""' rt Gitmore is expected | ot hand mended, Nebraska va Ames, at Ames, Towa.| The end of colonization, it is esti |4: nile as a fir m: touch to his O'HEARN MIGHT PLAY (Continued Or ¥ollowing Page) years' time, Miller Is Elected 1o Sacceed Rice as|training for the race Saturday. « Report Is That Injured Yale Star May ol T In Memoriam, a Kentucky horse Got Into Harvard Giame e L e R e S e owned hy a Kentucklan, 18 a senti- | New Haven, Nov, 16.—A report is New?® York, No 16 rederick |mental favorite here, Whether blue | going the rounds that Charits O'Hearn M ot ewh- | grass turf fans will put their pocket- | of Yale May Play against Harvard. | n P A ppoir I head books where thelr hearts are, how- O 'Hearn, who has been the vietim of ) su I Jim Rice arge | ever, remains to be se In some [hard lnck ever mince his football Coln owing ac-!quarters the prediction was made that [ carecr at Yale began, suftered a ’ Witie iticlally wnnounced | Zev will be established favorite in the | hroken ankle in the Bucknell game, COAS I ER WAGONS yesterday. Ric ract expired last His gridiron career at Yald was be. mon e, one and A quarter jjeved to have ended with this stroke . . . R - Mi plans Han 2" the miles is regarded by many observers | of hard 1uck. Chances are if “COLUMBIA™ “SHERWOOD ‘ te ty en s best for Zev, - In this connection, | o'Hearn does play, he will get into 50 to . lates ~ ek | however, it is recalled that Mr. [the game but & few minutes and only . . in Noveniber to work on the rowing| Wiedemann agrecd without comment | for drop kicking purposes. The " e Cheistme holi-{ to that distanee. The horses are 1o Harvard game is the last in which ; everyone and!carry equal weight, 126 pounds cach. | O'Hearn can represent Yale in foot- DAISY AIR RIFLES cws for a P 0 me | — ball as he is a senjor. He is captain to IRINITY'S CAPTAIN, of the liockey and basevall teams, 98c $4 95 SUBS WILEL PLAY. i . = Ktewutars| 7O Wallingford Toy, Will Lead| STRIBLING VS, EGAN NOV, 26, Sarsand Ty 140 el ThIVE Spgnr 1924 Gridders, Macon, Ga., Nov, 16.-~Although W A Small Deposit and Weekly Terms Accepted for Christnis Azainst Brown. g . 3 Ll (Young) Stribling’s back s in a 2 [ jdge, Mass, Nov, 16.——At the Bill" Torrell, rangy 1eft tackle oy qor cast, it I8 announced he wiil Delivery C “'L‘ SSaivare Vilty Testbaliles. Prinity cleve '.‘ ‘ Cap- | yneet Joe Kgan in Boston, Mass. 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