New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1926, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRID/ \X OClObI‘R 29, 1926. ALL STAR AMATEUR CARD OF FIGHTS TO BE GIVEN AT STA E 138 : APW’CR Sessdsss mansssisat X TO‘\FGHT-——HEGH SCHOOL TO TRY TO DISPEL JINX R PSR L RS dIRS AT S AGAINST TRON CONFERENCE TOMORROW—KENS!I\GTOV A. C DINES ITS BASEBALL TEAM——ALL NEW BRITAIN MEETS SUB-BASE I3 EASTERN ELE VENS READ FOR GRIDIRON BATTLES Pennsylvania and Illinois to Furnish Interesting Inter- sectional Fight—Michigan Leads Invasion Against Navy—Noble of Yale Again Joins Hospital Squad —Princeton Flashes Set of \ew Plays—Dartmeuth | Crlppled Badly New Oct. tootbal railro; day co; York, 20 (D ns were UB BASE FLEVEN HERE ON SUNDAY rils on ts or d rred gri tors today nia and Buckr ard to meet 11 kel Tndians in t Sailoes Backing Grid Aggrea- 0 to Limit Against Locals Dayton Virginia lhr~ aten Charle hal team along with the black magic of the hidden ball attack and the el- The ew B il h ¢ season so far as its opponent aln football team best attraction of the hoon at Id in Ro i tion, has little chance ¢ probably will be replace Fields. Ten Penn stud air game a new angle uled flight from Urbana in a hired m Coach Egram of placed Hoener at ¢ up against Michigan in the hope ti the newcomer's he will allow him to batter down the passes feared by Col- of giving them- for The Whaling City outfit has on the short end of the ith the New Britain t confidence is every manner that the .les will be turned Sunday, eleven that "p ors had it about the eity that game. Two |, " ilors are coming up here in, content |y e number Sunday to place their forgouteo ly earr on’their grid war- , but it appears that the New in fans have so much confidence : ability of the men trained by Coach Dave Hayes, that should any of green be it will e 1 by has footballs from i t »l ¥ ¢ > : m of New London field a win over in an with a ladel combine. The New London team dep ics & squad d in every rtment contest c 4 36 men, all of whom are capable Middies. parations drill good accounts of passing practic of meeting a fast West Virginia Mount ofg, with a 1 for the he boasts a flash New England eleve to lighten their lab state rivals. Boston Col to play host to W eyan and Holly m 3 s tapered v prepared ning shown in vy vere sign 10t} i en, has just returned to t fold, + joined the hospital squad ag the eve of the Army game whe vigorous tackler forget he was mere- ly an onlooker. Bill Kline's parture for hor of illne there added to th ries. Trapnell, 1 ‘eripples of the Army it line up with the team in practice for Yale. The Pri Tigers set of new plays that the veloped for I hre 1} ion !‘_”“» and trounce e 7 in the la Cc Swarthmore. T t that has opp: : K tac gave way to t a Tufts is e Lafayette son are trained to the their battle of un ‘our Dartmouth r ptain Horton ars, will nof of injuries. famous off-tacklc perfection along set of forward p believes it has both. The batter is scrimm backs to take Jured regulars a kins. WESLEYAN CONFIDENT Varsity Team Is Put Thro: s first eleven, former pl on the U. S. y team from Annapolls. These men have aided materially this year in the coaching of the team and from all 2 , the eleven will be th that the locals e has secured an and art ‘with Sturm and Hunt in ions. Holzheimer and elly will be at the wing posi- tions with Murphy and D . “Jumbo” and Humphries at 1 and Rogers at center. With attendance at n ernoon, the local proceed to & are nationally known winder of the season. outfits with whom iley has been in com- is the Philadelphia n league team from Sev 1 other at. are p ed and although 1 eituation for the man at the present that before situation will pos a good the will 5 that minut ted el includi Dooley Brown noll has the p working to a dangerous but Columbia for t¥ i nt is poor up tear for the r c. ng th ana munieation, Ouaker the Qua with mis ts Is be immroved HIRING vs TogRAW ttlers From the West Stage Return Match At Madison Days of Hard Scrim i Square Garden, Tomorrow's Game. Oct. 29 (M—Two rs from the west, Ace Ncbraska wildeat. and of Detroit, crowd hters from the picture to- of their re- quare Gar- n they met here this sum- T out a close de- »n after 15 rounds of torrid bat- York g battlc the w Oct (Spectal Middletown, r four m var: staging s Red and victor in it ment, over the t 1l find Hudkins thout 140 pounds and Me- comparcd with the h both made the tomorrow will proh herst. Bitt team at qu full back 18 in wh mark the bellef that will increase his Detroit Greek his best over the favorite in 10- s0 z._of of De- Farley 4 of , of I h Tommy Stack Up Against Alumni Combination Sun- r to wnees Strong day Afternoon. team of thing- town Petri and Land s that locals, are recady ore their s in . The weeks, Team In Chicago 1 Laps Ahead can team entries i bicycle two day At sion of olin Featuri rd bt morning to be impor- orrow Ex ked Goos: jams and spills to br and Georgetti, who had } place for some time Records were br ber of laps stolen reached 205, rid who large pany the team as a | | rooting section, H the total Hudkins has been | EASINGTON CLUB BANOUETS PLAYERS Over 100 Members Pay Tribute fo Baseball Team Members | ington Athletic club after ason as the promoter ast night paid | m ho so faithfully tandard sporting town with Kensi the club attended they had the town of- sport writers and plagers on team during the past season | r guests of honor. A menu con- | g of an exccllently prepared | dinner was served by W. J.| and his staff of capable as. in the main dining room on d floor. wing the dinner, 'the gather-| ired to the assembly hall, | program of specches and numbers was rried out. | p" McKeon was given the honor | of being toastmaster for the evening d he introduced as the first sp the evening’s progra First pan William Carter mayor. Georg doubt in anyone's he is a strong,supporter of on club and of ifs bascbal eard from Claud e id that in his travels about Kensinzton was known far and wide for iis baseball m. He spoke of the 19 inning tie same play: n the Kensing- ton and on teams and said that that game alone had made the team one corner of the state d John_ Tobin, managers respectiy f the Falcons and Corbin Red Sox \'s "all teams, were present and when they were called on they congratulated the club on its baseball team. Manager Tobin stated that he believed thut his team sufiered from the “breaks of the id that the Kensington ent was a fine a on as he has ever alt Wi and if he had to lose, he lad it was to the Kensington Veniski a s not certain | nsington team could beat | “alcons. Tiie two te:ms ended | season tied in a scries with two games won by each, 1 because of the ipclement weather, the final| e could not be piayed. He con- gratulated the team on its record during the year and stressed the cor- dial rel s existing between his club and the Kensingtons. other prominent citizens | > called on and de in the ba ger Pat » to both players a for their k during the year. Coach Ray | ey, who threatens in the bloom youth to lay up his baseball ceived a great hand when he arose to remark that Kensington is he champlon team and could beat | e Falcons. He made the most elo- | it epecch of the evenlr his hair is streaked with groy, v is only a youth in age, hav passed his 24th birthday last| ;, and he has many more base- asons in his nimble legs yet. | One of the features of the evening | | was the criticism of each player ot- fered by “Buckeye,” champion score | board manipulator of the team. remarks were absolutely to point, on Manager Pat Buckley. Interspersed with the speeches were many musical selections. |feature of the entire musical pro- gram was the rendition of several s by that incomparable vio- t Sam Gross. He played a utiful number entitled “Old Pal” as an opening selection and the | Coach | the | his $600 violin reached every one bird" and the lilt- | fairly danced from the ended with an extract | “So ir" which was marve- | lous. Then, his supply of rosin be ing exhausted, he delivered a mon- | ologue 1 then hastened another engagement. Vocal sclections were rendered by ancis Thomas Shechan including a very tender rendition of *“Mother Machree” and “Sweet Rosie rady” but he dld not feel in con- dition to give his usual exhibition of the Charleston. Solos were ren- dered by John McCormick and Paul | Giana and were much enjoyed. “Farmer” Bucholtz, Charley Yale and George Ficlds, members of the | Kensington twirling staff all spoke and expressed the hope that they tunes H ing | strings. from | critics but he refused to comment | Grango—or if | and Illinois. The | the first time in the to keep | charged quickly, | tered to Chi f22sesrsssss P’”‘WSVLVANM AND ILLINOIS EL EVE S CLAS %% CAPT. THAYER PENN PENNSYLVANIA ATURDAY, AL “EROSTY” PEVERS LLINoIS TRO WO (BY BILLY EVANS) The g idiron ation of the Big the * put t of cre you ha stakes when P Llinois at Champaign, 11! It staclts up one of wportant intersectional g 10 year. Pennsylvania n, For a liators and \ave been waiting wipe out the fo. Red Grange and t Tlinois cast. Just to jog your memory ve the mythical nnsylvania meets Oct. 30. the most ames of is y gunning for re- Penn- perts but not to followers of the Jig Ten. Penn- beaten Yale and Chicago. "hree de ori of the stro: teams and one of the leaders of t Ten, caused many of the to prematurely name outstanding team over two Penn as of the His | country. Then along came 11 you pref nols Gr and nge Grange, showing his wares had for a large contract on his hands. For two years the East had been filled with tales of his record-breaking feats. He was d the greatest | ball-toter of ail time. | sing to the occaslon in typical | =™ pathos that he brought forth from | Grange style, | ran riot. He then swung into | ditions all agalnst his styl Ri the Tllinois On a wet fleld, marvel with con- Grange raced through m for three touch The East the Penn te owns. then was all he cd up to be e Penn forwards in this game a style that will ot stop Grange. As a matter of a method of pl ange is made to order for b Penn doesn’t have to worr Grange this year but in Peters there lurks a shadow a constant reminder of the tional red-head. The decisive defeat Penn adminis- ago ntly made no hit with the Big Ten supporters. It is up to Ilinols to erase the stigma of that defeat if the foot- ball prestige of the middle west is willing had to been G would be back with the team next [ to be preserved. | year. | ™ The final coremony of the evening | It will the cutting of the melon for nlayers, each in turn receiving a substantial check for their serv- ices during the year. | During the eve | th~ Kensington has 1 team given. John Tobin favored with leliverance of “Casey at the Bat." The team's record shows 21 won, eight games lost The games and thelr re fallows: ton nsington nsington ton Kensington Kensington Joensington Kensington Keneineton Kensington Kensington | Kensington Tensington Kenaington | Kensington | Kensington Kensington Kensington was ne. was nd s tied ults were as | 7. Simshury 14, 6, St. Mary's 5. | Watertown 2, Maples 3 Cardinals 0, Taftville 1. Waterville 5, Hudeons 6. [} bull 11 4, 2, 12, 6, Sub-Baee 12, Fort Tru 4, Mohawks 3. . Taftville 1. . Hudsons 3 Tenox 1. Watertown Sons of Tt Bast Cambr Sons of Italy i 1, 9, (Continued on Following Page) games 2. | | “FFour Horsemen" | 1924 Notre Dame football te: | hole-In- Pénneylvania has a great team meet a worthy rival in II- linois, whose coach, Rob has a habit of upsetting the dope. e vecors o JTH CROWLEY MARRIED Former Member of Famous “Four Horsemen” Became a Benedict on August 21, Escanaba, Crowley, Mich., Oct. a member of the famous backfleld of the . and Miss Helen Cleary of this city, were married in Irion Mountain, Mich., August 24th, it was announced the bride's parents here tonight. Crowley, whose home Bay, Wis, is assistant football coach of the Unlversity of Geol SEVENTH HOLE: Kansas v, Kansas, Paul A, esser sank his at the Ivanhoe course here yesterday on a 175 y He his fir 2 playing the game only’ three weeks in 1922, Oct, san Zuppke, | 20 (P—Jim | by | is in Green | ELEV COUNTRY, VILL BI N < COACH ZUPPKE ILLNeIS COMES TEST OF .D, PHILA- POSITIVE A FTE i 1 SE3ALL GObS Arthur Fletcher Slated For a Post ‘With the New York Y: es, Ruamor Says, New York, Oct. fd the bascball ha 1bbling over with gossip to 20(P)—Rumor no 1 T Arthur Fletcher, the New n once a York Giants d more r of the Phil slated for a post at coach or scout for the New York Yankees along with a prominent seat at the board of | strategy, the dopesters aver. Miller Huggins, midget ma T, 18 1 re- covering from the nervous condition in which the world series left him, and confirmation was lacking from rrow, business mznager of nkees, who is busy sclling tickets for the professional and Army-Notre Dame gamcs. The gossips insist that the trade pot is about to boil over in W ington and St. Louis with Sisler, deposed manager Browns, passing to the S exchange for Roger Peckinpaugh and Joe Judge, shortstop and first baseman respectivel arlier in the week the deal was reperted as Brax- ton Garland, lately a southpaw pitcher for the Yankflees and Judge in a swap for Sisler, shortstop in recently delphia Nation orge of the tors in plon, 1T LAST NIGHT caEo — I, onde, c ontpoir ni(1i2). Peoria, TiI. nd Gien v a dr , beat I ¥ Clevel, ted Vie Fole i e Dundee, Johnny B (10). Howard defeated and (10). Leo (Kid) Roy, Mon- t cham- » Vanco Mi my Des Moi (10). Joe Rysc Don Carson, In ie Char ell, ked out Eddie Lew (1). Pasadena, Calif. — Jack t, won ster, Los Roper, decisjon Angel SOUTH CHURCH PRACTIC] The he son club and are into shape for hich are in will b for the night in John C rom ward positis cd “Hor: host of the court, uniform and South ums held their s la known to L session next Thur: church tetball cond work-out of night at the Boy: working hard the ha i ba edu ahead. y the cap- new turned out last rubba, who showed se of making good at a for- n on Wessel. the junior five. the galloping was again in showed that he had | | lost none of his colorful ability. s ‘dino who with to get | At il recruit \FINEST CARD OF SEASON - AT THE ARMORY TONIGHT Nine Local Boys to Enter Against Fast Opponents At State Armory Show—Best of Amateur Classes to Be Seen in Action—No Opponent Found Who Can Give Howard a Real Battle — First Bout to Be Fought At 8:30 o’Clock—Large Crowd. fliit SCHO0L TEAM MEETS FAST SQUAD (Local Gridiron Combination to Try tO Shake 0“ Jiflx }nll’f:tl:‘n-m\:gu(;n:fl‘; ‘K‘Sl!lll ctox:\csll\fs: tulal Another card of all-star amatour bouts is scheduled to pe held tonight at the state armory on Arch street by the Mohawk A. C. of Hartford under the ausplces of the A. A, U. Many of the entries will be from Holyoke continuing the campaign of ‘I»z\y States boxers to conquer the | best Connecticut can offer in the | best amateur boxers in the state. A |total of nine New Britain boy will make their appearance tonight, some school crash., | of them already veterans in the ama- POULTNEY tci class and others making their Dewitt | debut before the public. Every class of welght in the fight- ing game will be represented and al- though the former cards run by the Hartford club have been very suc- cessful tonight's is regarded as the best offered to the fans of this city. | The best boys in the state are enter- cd in the various clashes and plenty of action wlill be seen all along the line. | Up to the present. no opponent considered worthy, has been found for Joe Howard, state middlewvight champion. Mr. Whalen, one of the ofilcfals of the club, has stated re- | peatedly that Howard will not enter the tournaments under his direction, until @ sultable opponent can be found to give him ago. Howard has | experienced a great deal of unpopu- |larity because he hasn't in recent hts had a scrious opponent against him and the promoters figure that until he can meet an opponent who can give him a battle, the fans of the {state do not want to see him in ac- tion. | The first bout on tonight's card it be started promptly at 8:30 o«lock and the others will follow right along. The show tonight will, it is expected, draw out the largest {erowd yet to aftend the popular ds at the armory. SPARTANS HEET RIVALS Local Junior Teams To Stage Post- Lineup for tional Hi, B. H. 8 Gordon | Left Anselmo tomorrow's intersec- End ¥ Legzett Left Tackie Sruce Rulison Left Guard Allen Center Williams Right Guard Buerez Right Tackle : Roberts | Right End Fengler Sehmidt I Quarterback | Matulis Brasted Left Half Back Zaleski | Right Half Back Claire Hutchinson | Fullback Every effort will be made by the New Diitain High schoul foothall {team to break the jinx which the v Conference Academy team of Vermont has been holding for the past three ye | ctional game at Me {mortal field Saturday at 2:30 o'clock In the game tomorrow the team lexpeets a hard battle but is confi- dent that it will emerge victorious The players ar- not confident to the point of danger, however, for the |believe that this over onfidence cos them victories in other battles with | the Green Mountain boys. | | 2 Britain has a clean slate In | back of it. It has scored four vic- | {tories and no def, Not one of its carly son oppaonents has heen | uccessful in crossif the goal unevi Cook over th |in tha intc ponod Clash Sunday Afternoon With the exce;tion of the Norwich v s Free Academy team the defeated op- t Willow Brook. down in ich scored | Britain. | W 1 start the |C The team preliminar- preparing for the ve down home stretch. 1t will be made or broken within the next fo ecks. Much strength has been shown in the substitute ranks of the team. In | {the hackfield “Huggy” Carlson, con- ‘ sidered the best punter on the squad is ready for service as is Louis Lan- |follows: Spartans, Savage le, Sata- Matulis starred in |lino It, Peterson lg, Munson ¢, Ca- rday's game. A substitute, |sale rg, Mortilliti rt, Salina re, J. will be in at center. Conley [Mauro, T. Mauro, Kutowski and and Devanzo will be ready for line Sandstrom, backfield. Steamrollers, duty, and Vetrano and Sowka will |Coveleskie Abbate 1t. Knopt lg, be ready to jump in at the end posi- | Roden ¢, Kayeskie rg, Pesalw rt, tions. |Hurphy and Sanberg re, Patacosky qb, Wranat Inb, Fagan rhb and iTaft: fb. ponents scored one fi cach of the mames. Nor nine and outplayed New The game Saturday wi st half of the season. as played through the and is now inal dr 2 funday afternoon at 2 o'clock at low Brook park, the Spartan A. footbail team will clash with the amroliers. The two teams were scheduled to meet earlier In the cason but rain prevented the game |from being played. Because of this |the game should be a real classic both teams have had additional time In which to practice and have been strengthened by the addition of new pla The teams will probably lineup as ies last Seully, le, {Cohh and Sneaker Each Proves Good Huntsman | Cody, Wyo., Oct. 20 (P—Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker, have prowfl themselves as adept at handling big |guns as well as big clubs in the | 1.\ yiing sawe Pig Lengue Ban major leagues. | Players uso for cuts, Liisters, burns, chaf- The American league managers jed skin, etc., worke llke magle, lealing arrived here today after almost a |without' scab slmost. overnight. month spent in the wilds of north- |12 ™ AfAmogt Traln i n 50c. at drug | western Wyoming. Istores or write Mike for jar, return matl. i | |REMEMBER THIS WHEN SOMEONE GETS HURT That Guiltiest Feeling. 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