New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 9

Spéaking of Sports : | All is set for the Yale-Princeton | clash tomprrow. The_Elis seem to have the greater power ‘on attack but | the Tigers' line ds rugged and * is likely to put wup a tough battle against Tad Jones' strategy. the his Lyle Dick Eckart, right guard of Yale team, is an howor man in studies as are Ted Blair and Richeson. Richeson, by the w is playing for his first and.last season on the eleven. He is a senior and began his college days at Tulane University in the| South. Russell Murphy, first substitute | quarterback, also is a seniong He | suffered from a broken shoulder in 1921 and from a broken leg last year which counts for the fact that he has not earned more distinction in Yale football, o “Ducky" f‘nnd one of the halfbacks, is a pitcher on the varsity nine. He was captain of both the football team and basebi¥ team when at Hotchkiss School, halfback, is cap-| His | Haas, a substitute tain of the Yaie basketball five, friends are rooting hard for him to get his letter in football as his only chance to show his worth on Saturday. { that, it develops skill im following the | fine condition He-is first substitute to Dinsmore. L] T. R, Williams, erowd in the Palmer Saturday by gelting away for a run | of twenty-four yards after dmkm"‘ through a hole in the Harvard line in the two minutes of play, is a | sophomore who max be heard from another vear He lear is foot ball at Mercershurg A« who eleetrified lhr-“ Stadinm Among the player to Prinecto neat year v ra in Junc ar Johnny man Rergen, Frank Iuton, nrvey Ken Smith, “Whoops” Snively, Newhy, Howell van Garbig Lwing 1 Crum-—just whale team. Yale also will suffer losing Bill Mallory, Richeson, N Neidiinger and Hass 1 the field, together with Hubman, Milstead, 13 #liller, G stitute tuckle, Diller, stitute guard and center, from the line by Deaver, a sub- | sub- substitute ven, ris, n Mdis, A gzentleman fighter s one who simacks a tough eg wh hers and says, “Pardon 1y glove.” prizc { on th write that when Firpo meet again it will be any- | Anyhody but Firpo’s, | | Exports Dempsey body's fight Until t plonship is prize sweel country tion, -yeur-ald hows cham- decidell the| y growers of thel much attens e thre detinit net expeet Mays under the looking And | im- | for| Glants may sign Carl all the time we presgion MeGraw pitehers, were wsted four rounds in oners nre are mero Bl Brennan la a fight and Omaha commis | suspicions Whereas W | 1y wdirpriscd | shot Dahk cart-| URTTOR | aska couch s at players to gpeed shot in the effect Not knowing a arm would have had the same 1ted Grange and yet It is denied that Hlinoie is a profos enmugh 1o e one plays well 1oike that ould Wish could Just dic dancing and do it.” some of 1 go on First dinosaur «gg ¢ been found 1r China It will be soveral week before they are found in American restanrants N AN 2 Wideweave PARIS GARTERS No metal can touch you L 1 m.-m.mu!u Thae garters are made of 115 inch peppy, long stretch ehsuc. They fit your legs smoothly and are extremely comfortable. Long weat in every pair. Ask for them by name— Wideweave PARIS, «3000 Hours of Solid Comfort” A.STEIN & COMPANY CHICASO . MEW YORE f s last |, [the tricks of the {ainnee xemarks were lard | tames Naughton, ¢, W NEW BR AAh\l VAILY thALU o Crashmx The Pins g The cables announee that Henri| Eluere, No. 3 ranking heavyweight. of France, has been defeated. . . . A No. 3 ranking heavyweight in ¥Ffance is equivalent to a first class bowl of gou- | lash anywhekre. | manager wants | A prize fight- | is | Mike HcTigue's $50,000 for slander er's manager who can be slandered at least a novelty, Hoffinann Quarterback Dern of Pennsylvania .I. Eggertg... is out for the scason, damit! Columbia vester workout before the N, Y. U. game to- nmorrow. Haughton still feels du- bious about the success of his charges. had its final BN oues o Woltiwitz . Richter Koevber The Michigan eleven left today for . ‘\Iamn Madison, Wis., to play the strong "‘”mhv Wisconsin eleven tomorrow. | Robarteon 5 . Hewett West Point has been drilling nights, uging a ghost ball which makes fiflmbles very easy to make. But at Zeigler Rrenneck Schitting Watkins Roizg ball. . - i " 2 Trembl, Varner Reulsan Sk ¥ | Flippin has ‘recovercd and s again | back wigh the Navy team. | .-y Tobin | MeCue | Hanrahan Robh of on out take Only two regulars will be Cornell’s lineup when they Johns Hopkins tomorrow. Berkle; i swell RBlanc Harvard is opposed to, “a Ing,k”. 3 Fourg and will not change policy. Tt |yavnard Dartmouth is played again it will bey only on a year to year agreement, | k | Dorsets, Tomlin . . 83 Shugrue battle in | seote vasne SA Each boy is in | Prrker s { Ralph §9 The Giants have signed Eddie Ain- nith, a free agent who'is in his I-th( ar in the big show. Cully Ttosenswely Raeh Rernfor Arendt Leonard Chiek Brown and New Haven tonight. Werdelin, Gold | Freeman | Shanaban .......... 7 6 | Afdy ¢ 30 | Hopkins Kilduir has selected fiannon ... Lo BE 281 Tt brings him | — - | Rus Murph? of Vi No. 13 as his number, good luck, he says. Red, ( il of the Conn. | Hy gays he and his teammates [Cone for their ne with Ithode Island tomorrow Capt. \zgies, e fit gan v is pl Troy Conference 1‘ the High sclhool Harold Weir, another end on the team, Fainst whic HART & HUTCHINSON 1 tomorrow is Dopes. | Barne i Adums s, e T | Pl PIRATES GIVEN = SILVER TROPHY EAGL avs local hoy, uglt Ande v.u [ Trotan Tohison (Contivued From Preceding Page), Sebetdior coached them faithfully, taught they game and speelalized n teaching the to get the | jump on their opfonents by ontguess. | ing them, He aleo developed prac. | Beovm tically an entire towm of Jeft hapded | Kalbors batters who were a m o to any op- posing pite)fer It wos the Plrates uneanny way of deing the unexpected that Birought them vietor P e Fafnirs v the game for the titie L Others Who Spoke AMppng-pthers who made short after Manager Wililam Mareh, Pigehoer W™ Politis, Piteher CLefty'™ Huber, Third Baseman John- | 4, ny Sheehan, irst Baseman Hal Ben. | St gle, Shortstop Angelo Morelli, Teon- | Echmitt, Cateher William Mechan . end Catelfer Frank Shoehan, W, Smedloy of the Record and Harold | Suy 1t Jones of the Herald also were eall- | 71061 od upon for a few remarks, | are Those who sal down to the. hount. ful repast served woere: Charles Miller Wiltlam March, Krenest Neipp, Charle «‘,,“ Johnny and Frank ®heehar Jasper, Harold 13 3 sey” Hall, William o Morelli, Fred Conway, sehmitt, Willlam Me Jackson, Bernard i boys how Hild | Motar »Neil P& F CORBMINS FACTORY LEAGLE Packing, | 6 1 A s o I Chariea | wi Kranowitz, medley, | and Harry muscots, I Jones Jospor, the 1o were on In addition to the ed h of the players rees ture of the winning b, Tt was announced last night that the Pivay s personne) practieally intacl nest season vgnin | a contender in n nmwnl Sarrs club's faithful dispateh A ™ g : i United a pl King output of nines in trophics vy for CASINOG ALLEYS Will b [ SPECIAL MATCH—CORMIN CAB. 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