New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1926, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926. B T L L TP e L e e T DI TsesTeseetssteteneentonprasseases B —— s sresgtassaseees 1R I 1T T ISR EIIANAN ST SIS P oo isi et asasioreaiaist e as et s e s Tt A L tetiorets TN I I st e g ae e BILLY DUDACK NAMED HEAD COACH OF GEORGETOWN FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM—%SPRINGFIELD BRINGING STRONG TEAM | HERE SUNDAY——COACH GEORGE CASSIDY RE-INTRODUCES “BUCKING BOARD” AT HIGH SCHOOL PRACTICES—SPORT BR!EFS S2322024 shERgr NS s RILINILILNNN 3 I I R R N N L sy TWO STARS ON YANKEE PITCHING STAFF suz: GLENNA COLLETT SPRINGRELD TEAH 13 STILL QUEEN' EXPECTS VICTORY T I I I S T TONNEY READY 10 KEEN CONPETITION MEET ALL COMERS ~ ON TIGER ELEVEN Champion Will Fight Anyone Twelve Lenermeq Baulim With , 2 2 4?’? g p i: (Startling Upsets Mark First Coach Hayes to Corvect Faults Picked by Promoter Candidates Tor Places v ,;_,,/C:j/ At 7 ; ’ ays of Women's Golf Tourney | of Ofiensive in Practics Haverford, Pa. Sept. 20 (A —Two lays of upsets amon women zolfers contending ove e rain-sod- Memorial Fie Merion links for the national | Sunday afiernoon when the nt familiar | tles Coac ave Hayes' chag third game of | Still queen hig nna C v {with the qualifying medal s |and her first opponcnt in m | vanquished le half a her strongest rivals are out of and deal on the second round. Miss Collett in her second ma Mrs. Norman Tioo paring down th Wil carry 18 men permaneitly foe season ho won the hampion is one of five players surviving n who | competed in the nd match round {of the nationals last y will reccive Kknown only 1o Con is k fers Wor: Spriv in the ted with Miss ayson, Maine Virginia Wilson, of il (own the colors o 1-New Bitain 1a24 | team this coming Sunday. Judging gast, Oliver i “ 3 . | Afre. Dorothy Camphell Hurd b from the names ~ membes of Sam - Ewing. | 3 - . Ilehampion Louise Fordy Ohio Dan Caulki N in. Caulking 5 . : holder of the north-south e fla the team and their former records on the gridiron, they should oma close to living up to their pralic- |ots they occupied year mens. who last iear two days of surprising play over the heavily bunkered Merion course, | W the squad into shape ind h the Yellow Jackets, has with a win on Collett's most formi Marion Turpi 17 year old southern champion. |a 5 \nd Ada Mackenzie, Canadian cham- | the hoa stiff drill Iso have joined the last year's r of points about nent plavers in failing to run | Sunday's play which he did not lika the 1 and some of the offensive plays v MeMillan, ! f the upscts > will have more | the fa more of ths L 16 New York ) 3 = B ey color t} that ateorle Mau- 1 f the backfield. Fs will and York Yankees an r s N Automaties, reen. 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Second rtound matches today | “brought together Miss Collett and | Mrs. Norman Rood; Virginia Wilson | ind Rosalle Knapp, New York cf on, Philadelphia, and Cleveland' big right-handed hurler, was th first In either major league to wn 20 games this season. George redstor- cd his twenticth against Wasming- ton. Fox of New York e e [ AR Ieh List hile | o ¢ el Sl : 1 T s ler,Boston: Bernice 5 varsity | pogers Hornsb: i minst 1. - s : n g - 4 $1 Wall and Edith Cummings: Mrs. W. | study for the first th : A ! edited pasietha lland roctball 3 = iD, Goss, Jr., Short Hills, N. J., and | in : i most valti- 1921 and he will head the c 3 4231005 | princess Anita Lobkowicz, Watch )/ charge ot the freshman fear i s - HilL, R Mrs. Norman Toerse. | is the second New Iirit Yt e S . 2 . Glen Cove, L. I, and Mrs. J. 8. "1=K- amed on the coact staff he i +— 211 |riel: Mrs. Lee Mida and Mrs. Actlun ries vast university. Ferbert Kopf, anoti At - | Anderson, Garden City, N. 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