New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 13

YEW BRITAIM DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926. " 13 : [announce anything untit ne s cer-| WITH THE BOWLERS i | tain of what he has in mind. Sl FAFNIR'S BOWLING Grinding it LEAGUE play with New for a time that th | tieve that he had bro | them #n making the anr ne which since has been proved to be crroneous. The tangle of uncertainly the All-New Britain manag ment was plunged yesterday was somewhat cleared up’t v with the announcement by Man r Edward | . Dailey that Joe M . Ford- | ham star of last yea Anite- | 500d fafth, much better faith than ly informed him tod had |those he was de signed with the Har s and | kept with him and a would not be with Britain | been given that the public Sunday. | eral will realize this fact. His agnouncement was made i1 g with have irances have in gen- The know that Manning will | Despite the “bad breaks,” the of- not be with New Britain }s much | ficials of the New Britain club better than not knowing whether he | g0ing right along with their plans | Suldski would be here or rot. Manager | to form a strong team to oppose the Dailey was successful in securing Ed ous New York tea hots Hunt of Norwalk, star of the first |sensational pair of two games here to fill the quarter-|and Tryon back position. re | Office. ks, Grange ¥ Turning. Powerful elec his word | stru round the - | today tric Since Marming r to Manager Daile ter oft without him for knowing when he might ju traces and skip while the sca was on. e followed out tomorrow | irday night and the its last will have practice ST morning. Manning Is a good foothall player, = there isn't any bout t.| Coach Dave H but ther night's pract as good as who are b e Dritain with Ed Hunt N . a man who %knows th S : e tha plays as t hy Coach Ed H et than a sing Manning's calih at qu Huven, blew with him o town carried togs, He tossed room of Dailey’s o I'm here to play f higgest comp his fo em in the b FAFNIR LEAGUF, Washes Hawven 1h a whol say that loping g Hartford ture in foc brought are rife fhat t baseball park in H filled to wh whistle apacity blows No decision has ber for e that Jacques, New Brit last year; Parker and Harry Ginsberg will be the men to handle game. This trlo Is a capable one and will be instrumental in ke game golng at all time: on but who offi- the serie has won 1 eping th It doesn’t appear that the the New Rr but M expects to have several surprises for |more womer the fans Sunday a He (o the United stated today that he doesn’t want to |other country with ment this we rnoon : | Record Breaking is evidence from New York city and © Members of Argentine Team Fgve | . OUR BOARDING HOUSE BRODKLYNELEVEN | TS LST NGAT— AWATEUR STARS T0 -f Coach McNeeley Pushing Horse- .| IenTor Wilson's Wildeats DEMAND FOR TICKETS 1 Syracuse - West Point Football Game Oct. 16, N. Y. Oct. 7 (P —That sity's football team t for rooters when it | kles Army at West Point Oct, 16 1 by den e from supporters | the fo tickets to 1 of Rig Bill Or < of 1.000 seats, received at | o dition to 1 ) prlied to > will vicin 1 will Coach \ - Raquel Meller, Spanish Singer, Starts for night. 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