New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 13

NOVEMBER 11, 1925 nrown Whitttmore "'+ 1 3 g L el AR e Kl r ore fast | Speaking || HELPFULHINTS | e e R [ A R of Sports | #HUNTERS [ P e R e “BYMOPP/JJEA’[QMI// Rei Aty s il S1—1120 | tho se “»u-m round of the \|§\v ;‘; “,”m\; = The All-New Britain football o o ten-round hout i teum cvidently doesn't need a : o > | i v “ POST 0 L LEAG n i o AR 7 62 coterle of famous stars of past ”‘\,",‘,'"“ hns endowed the ‘“part. g L : L H START WORK UEBRUARY 15, 2 v ~ s - & ‘ years to make its name throughout [ F8" With every means of pro-|g ., 9" 080 108.- g9y | He dohnson "Ll 00000 g 73 \ Chicago, Nov, 11 (P—The Chicago | \ S o\ ) | ALY , & 4 tho country in football circlcs, | CUO% And no bird ever mado \bratay M. Pa e B - 227 b Cubs will leaye for thelr spring traine| | i 4 s S e o o el Judeing S trom Stha W nyimerounire. | AINS o DUt SRTIERColoB Ot e el e B eh 3 2 330-1132 | g camp i Cataling Island Febru- | 2 2 CEWIOIR THNGEY N QF 2 TS 2 ) Ibird 8o resembles the woodland nests M a X alley ha 8- ar i a &g of Tra g eaa o nager M Dy Rre. o e eyt ~ - [Ashdiine & frahing The partridge, making use of ite ([wons ol at Kansas He closed for a game with the [C01OTING gencrally lives in rugsed |siroigio . 5 | 2 Yellow Jackets in Philadelphia, country, where spruce and under- | Matodzinskl Seventeen Drivers Entered for Event TES SIGN COACH on Thanksglving day. The | Tush make its detection difricult. = kit torms are probably the best over |1OF this reason it is well to work ] ' SR IO AT ity Iniields e offered any team in Connccticut. ‘D}":“';‘fl,;'r‘: ““A"“"‘"“"“ and paiches | DAVIDSON & JEVENTIAL LEAGUE | \ae Today Burkh, Nationais wa ’):“: maneasr of “’\""”“ (;,:\ ;'“‘_” 51 This bird ds @ recluse. Unlike |M. MeGuira onditlonally pliy !‘i;u.lliv';nv:ll-'lll b i i"”"" it is seldom found n covies. | I fees Lo Gleven $3.000 for the. trip, | £OU Must work the dense places in |1 g {the woods, s | Once under way its flight is as ' Crvis\""d"u\l1v 0\{'1‘:‘..4.2?3“ Dalley fon|Strong as the wind and as straight | : Thanksgiving day, but the Yellow |25 & Aring. The partridge riscs | The Leveuthnls, e BANBEINING A S | With thunderous precision and to[B T e 7 3 - i T SR e | ONEIL REELECTED, Jacket gamo 18 by fur the best of- | hung it successtully you must leave : : Al Goniill el eaterh - 11 (@—Dan O{JM ‘;"ln:k\:”;‘w‘ck ml‘{«\\m‘lmé‘lf‘n 1o | YOUT “nerves” at home, e i 0, The | @'Nell o Molyoke, Mass., was re : : 254 tlon Taior s purspiot 426,000, S fic L8 EEIGker hase s o) : Built Up To a Standard wanted the game more hecause of : ¥ 1 k 18 a milo and o quarter wood= | y/o msiapn Bnaaball league for an- b = : 0 a aaRas N Not Down To a Price the team's showing against *his on the A“e W o Biiroion bawl making 600 laps necemsary| .. i tene farm gt the annual - e T el G sty ys I T o finteh the 230 mile rac et e D el here than anything else, 1t will be Y. & 1. CORBIN LADIES Uhe entrants are Harl Cooper, remembered that the Yellow Jack- R {Bennett Hill, Bob McDonough, Fred | Jooierday, Dennls J. Haylon = of| A Thyill thatis New—-Performancethat is Unique TRATERNITY BOWLING ALLEYS ; o . 4| Dittisield was reeleeted treasurer 56 the lucel eam by & B b 0! . , Comer, Tommy Milton, Harry Hartz, [ ok . q . :;:’r:fl it the loc S o 5 | & Sre A8 i | Jerry Wondertich, Leon Duray, Pet. | (°F 00e ¥€ There is no language to describe, Rickenbacker, such words as we core. i Kanlex. . .7 : or De Paolo, Norman Batten, “Do ““——_ e l’l'll'l_ll o adequately, the various phases of might use in efforts to describe T T R A 2 0 ; o it averaeilies s bl performance which are inherent it would have little meaning to Atlantic City Biue Tornadocs last [Kelm ™. 6 i "‘l‘f"'t“‘i'."' m”l"“"‘;‘?‘,",""\"K‘r‘\“‘“]"'“"”‘ Sox will try to put over a deal this | in the Kickenbacker Vertical-8. you. Sunday In which New Britain won | 4V Lt e e T T A e b ’ ) by aiit2 to 9/iscore, made thom o | of Howard El the pitehing ace | 8 o go beyond Only way to bring your motoring known in the section where pro- Lo § - \_"\l:‘.““," 'l" : 10— | of that elub, Mo 1s eald o bo the l“’f““ of previous experience. knowledge up to date is to take fessional football gocs big. Captaln Clom Crovwe, loft and. will be | dissatisficd With conditions at Bos-| So, until you yourself have experi- the wheel and drive this Vertical-8 e g : oo [ton and the owners of the club are | enced the thrill of a ride in this yourself, g T i1 —= | out of the Notre Dame linc-up for “Ching” Hammill, the Bridge- s T Bl Cord. | know ERRCIMIE 8 El Ching” Ham Nortn 1111 7 E 35 3% the remainder of the season, accord- | K1OWR to be peeved at his poor ] D i ¥ LJ . . . pore gk, o et s G, oy s TP iy e o A sfowine e, st lrving M. Jester, 187 Arch Street, New Britain s S . D Tt ’!un-l\\:\;;".l‘xl;j‘ll»“f\‘v‘:lvlnlfl':“ s Famous “Six" Prices Vertical “Eight® Prices L e s o Sehicii same with Penn State last Saturday. DELIVERS AS COACH ) Bresinemis 2wt Phacton $1995 cause of differences lmh\mln im ERmesiig b b el LV CI A COAGHIR prost : i fiz‘l‘fi;‘:’“ Ml pl“‘yrrs ::“4:» “”:\fi"ll):'r:‘n“]]\‘- owe's position, quarterback at Notre Dame, is ‘!mnz;v g—f;ap:-lfo-dtldr ;5;? = fu‘}-pe-Raldllcr ;gx‘;m::zt soo‘\;grhtmx;u?sy ar. He play- | * | very m:u. m"illxlls firs ;‘Iix:x- as nll S 7 S ann ed with the team against ‘\lnumm 3 A e T L g:z“; .;:Wv'n“_.;'f,éh,‘ differences have |3 3 LS M B, Glddix A pizo of Brooklyn defen ;1 Char- ‘\‘1\.1.-)‘:«"]1‘ :’Vlyn"ny;'z“} ck been froned out and Hammill will L. Kenzor ¥ Rose in a fast ten-round hout a nova beat Rutg be with New Britain the rest of the son. The Davidsons, ssannee 49 0 B3= 1T Charlotte, N, C., Nov. 11 (F—Foy- A tpy lenteen drivers wore entered for (he i1— 1% | Armistice Day antomobile race on 18—1 the Charlotte speedway today, all les, but will - bt two of whom had qualificd and dditional player. were expeeted to do so this ikt | and then signcd as a result Shattuck, Ralph Hepburn, Reggie New Britain will most probably not play at home again this sea- mon. The only date left open is the | Kramer 22d of this month and that will be ‘,"-.“‘;a?éhflr closed in a day or two, according |- to the negotiations which are now G pl o . T 1m0 208 Wh h d i f d—' d T Eane Colotl Harts] Neenrtoie s SR Sl en t e second aCi’f has come l@ an en i ford, formerly of Waterbury, don't st sinil PSR ey Ty p the curtain is rung down amidst whirling applause—when e mingle outside <with the excited throngs in the lobby New Britain’s chances are bet- -— — ter every day to beat Mulligan's = Blues in Hartford. The team will BIG PIN LEAGUE | _have a Calnel! be ona of the strongest ever to |Ohlson ... : 179 194 represent New Britain and there is 3};“33"’1‘“ oy oA now doubt in the minds of New |ray ... B 109— 612 Britain fans but what New Britain — 2 2 e g % f VT { WHEN the thrilling second act of the best show LR G A R 7 e . 3 § . of the year has just come to an end. And the Q B . 2 3 ) i 4 . . . NaneRotiileinlesetafon At New | Hiteo : [ AN ; stars have taken their curtain calls in answer to PBritain team will get excited over - ¥ S - Sunday's game. The only thing they s ; ! : S round after round of applause. When you join oy in oot CASINO BOWLING ALTEYS T S e 1k S the crowds outside just as pleased and thrilled West Virginia Players TARSIE a1 aEAcuE i 5 iy ! A as yourself—have a Camel! Now on I!Ulllje(_i Lls; el : K For no other friend is so cheerful, so resting Morgantown, W. Va. Nov. 11 (8 | pifi0 ol f . = ~ Tour members of flw'\ 3 Ryde e A " : i between acts as Camel. 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