New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1926, Page 29

XEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926. mi-professional ball 1 Hill. park, t ndustria i | league playing in Willow Brook on Of Sports the same afternoon, the 8 1¢ , the High sclwol hundred boys’ it other timés. - n..'mnu:h.'ln iron victory ove Bowl tomorrow outlook It's no wondgr it nd acts like Corbin am in 1 take far up with ear, thall to wnd the to play more minut cor few climax¥ to such a chaotic state Sturhabn will start tomorrow at lis regular position. is out harkey with Gloomy reports from Hanover, team so discounted somewhat. jury {s that of Capta Black in Horton, and v as | step Into his place wi a weak spot. The replace Dooley by Harris has bes prise but does not seem to be much a permanent change as an ef- fort to improve its passos mouth misses the Oberl combination, as was seen w ginla Poly broke up its passing attack last overhead game o mains formidabla and showed versatility enov southern team by stra of o around the e most vot. e man to h vear. In some circles th surprise for thought that have bee many Herb Penno n given prize RICKARD LOOKING FOR HEAVYWEIGHT OPPONENT who e o The Yale eleven may accomplis one of its traditional feats and ove coms the invaders, but this does not | ‘ seem probable. It s to be regre ted that it cannot utilize its f1 strength in what promised to be the most significant early-scason game of the east. Gene Tunney Says That He Will Fight Whoever Tex Sclects ¢ Tor Iim A Philadelphia physician record as saying that Demps: new nose i§ practically rubber. But that seems stretching the thing'a bit. IR eatiy |champion, said Now that the various sh n GHYAE 4 b hava packed away the the Yanks thrust upon ve have received S hich considerably less, let's guees how | badly Harvard will be defeated next | week. them |me out in two rov The champion dr‘"l“uo‘l saying that if ha could | . o mgn the world, College men who are anxlous ta | = tF Fo¥lC, <33 e ketp away from football are en-| s {found, he did not rolling at Harvard. | champion and did not [the title. 8 to- With the stmateur fights on EER b e ;:g::(‘mf.he féf‘}‘ ';‘\h:::nri’;";“ o |mately 100 writers from New York | baseball game and the \Eae sluen afgshe Britain-Adams games for hotel with. Augustus f fans in this city ehould _M‘Um_“'y“"f dramatist, acting S:‘:(ndqu]:‘(olt;ll:f;n n Other speakers included 3 [Tield Malone, Tunney's a William Gib&on, his manager m A. 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