New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1926, Page 8

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HARTFORD BOUTS - \George Malligan-to Promote All- Star Show on November § Jfarr Harrington b All-New Britains The best all-star amateur card of : B 2 4 k4 y : Y Xy / # s 3 . Playe o Pos Cornell-Columbia Classic Draws a Capacity Throng— Intersectional Battles Stand Out—Brown Favored | to Beat Dartmouth—Richards Will Not Play With Bulidogs—Fordham and New York U. Meet in Bit- | ter Contest Today—Other Games. i e | < BIST FIGHTS OF SEASON ON CARD Capacity Honse Enjogs Amater | | Tournament at State Armory | gridiron conflict Thousands besleged the ven ticket office obtain pasteboards struggle between Yale and A Rigid clty ordinances drove to cos er speculators who were asking for their tickets. There were pacity throng of Grounds for the Cornell-Columbia struggle, by far the largest crowd ever to look upon a clash of th dications of a ca- 100 at the Polo | gan of the | A C. has arra to suppord the the season at Arch street co: the state armory on ducted by the Mo-| ancient rivals, while 40,000 was the ?}“k R r the auspices of | | MeCarthy bout il o ¥ the A. A. 1 s witnessed by an- | : ; staged Monday. evening, November estimated atte Yankee 81a- |y o capacity house last night. The 3 2 N 3 : : SRS i s the Hartford state armory I dium for the annual battle DEtWeen ;5 1y wore a1l of high order and £°8 - g . There will be 32 rounds, bringing - y New York university and Fordhafi. |only one knockout was registered b o action heavywrights and S Record demands for tickets also | g, oo ino nignt. Six New Britain | heavies in a féur-rosn Zeurm f“;!";‘f“:’\;!v':::;pf”in o he |boys were entered in the fights and clght-rounders and a 12-rotn ler Httchigan-Navy conflict, e only iwo of them were successful in | the yout being down for Tafayetta-Washington and Jefferson th hout ng down fo. 2t getting the deciston. Evidently Hw‘ that distarice elash at Philadelphia. decistons set well with the crowd In the semi-final of eight rounds Two Intersectional struggles stood | ‘ because there was no booing when | George Lamson, Cherokee Indian out among the major testing games, the announcements of the winners from the Pacific c will with powerful Michigan sweeping f . & e s Earl' B wn in the into the east to face a &rim Navy| myq piggest 1 pset of the evenin e e oo eloven and undefeated Pennsylvan |was the c te peversal of F Lamson is, now invading the midwest to tr¥ the 'Togie local colored scrapper fn his THE MOST sion of the east magic of its hidden ball attack on lyout with Nick Florentind of Ne b4- THIS YE.A Illinois. Results of both contes'S|faven TLewis could not seem to| ING ON VICTORY, were expected to go far in deter- get going last hight and.the cham- | mining the question of national $u-|pion of the 105 class easily premacy. = |every round. Army's push against Yale 8150 | Johnny Clinch showing a 100 por| qpoe was Mic drew interest as having impo el bettan rdrm Man in snsiot i hat was Mi bearing on the title drive, for later previous bonts, took on a tough op- | We¢ks prior fo the in the season the future generals |ponent in the person of Leo Provost will be pitted against Knute Rock- of Holyoke and completely outc ne's flying Notre Dame machi his game rival. Farly forecasts of today’s re in three rounds. found critics divided on the [ st TR Army, Washington and fors Hattord B ] Lafayejte games, while Brow was the only one of the night favored over Dartmouth, Michi e e over Navy, Cornell over Columbia, [¢ha" dectsior after the fourth round N. Y. U. over Fordham, Pennsyl- lpaq poen for a il vania over Iilinoisy Princeton ®VEr Iraitfora. colored oy, scored a tech. | Packfield and unstoppak L e Swarthmore, Harvard over Tufts, iniea) knockout over Al Rode of New | 130 Molen T 3 game ¢ those designed as “Wal- Colgate over Michigan State, and Britain. Bell's opponent for the |MUch for the Nav : S TR e §yracuse over Johns Hopkin i o B S e B in honor of th Yale's stock dwopped slightly to- examining physician, ana | 18P total o day as definite announcement came siibstituted at the last mpment | future admir from the coaches that Guy Richards . his iitial appesrance in |States Nave e el would not he started at tackle [amateur ranks. He was mo match | threatened the Wolverine's ‘zogl against the C: irgeons ad- | for the Hartford baitler. ~vised that it Would be nnwise to use [y = Fo T T aveni It was one of the worst the Navy’'s foptball history. the husky lineman, who twisted l“ Hartford won from Andy is absenc Britain. This in hardly hoping for victory al from the |\ 5 g a low Johany Clinch Fit Leo odt, 125 pound class, str. a iis Pellisser of Hélypke at 150 Brown, in . got the deciston easily over Haven ob- The and star set ield in Willo afternoc INSET, ALAN SHAPLUE o o'clock in ridiron stru " LEFT TO RIGHT: CAPTAIN FRIEGMAN, MICHIGAN; CAPTAIN WICKHORST, NAVY; {as making an iny ind s m siccess as he steps out EIEAT OF THE NAVY IS NOT of rain £ ‘W( heavies whom he must e, Mg ratk among th 5 cights. Last Monday he for | Phiny ana the Philadelphia scribes zeneralship and punching ability. Blue is weil kn the through his at Ma SURPRIS TIl T IS CER or OF THE 1925 AVE A N HOLDING FOOTRAL LT YOST'S C} PLAY GAMES AS A TRIBUTE T CAWP b il heea n NI SR o he is slated Y a Strugele, v ;'h has alwa Funds From Confests Will Go ong ot thigscord inliamestines Towards Erection of Memorial (BY BILLY EVANS) won | | “Get the Navy's won MICHIGAN VS, NAVY Wester . nation is Ready n Coach Yost's warric < the Middies He won the decision T) ious to b to Attack Middies in Annual Grid n the boye from Ann proceeded to do tk HIGH SCHOOL GAME vith the st He is in Biljy rolle, under the management of Jack Hurley, i dne of enthusia ters is Pet Jack Delaney’s manager, Blue as a comer and who only week said he would the contract for ts record so far this year un- | the west. 1 by defeat, was prepared to| Tpe other fend its position with the team |Which is on tl ind much of the strategy that will {Pout of the th S gether Prince " {Fadil. 'They cach holds a battles have been st counters ‘and - Mullig: thls scrap for one of lights of the program | The show will open with a four- = ©oFi WO ;;‘:‘l"?m S‘HN}:‘I“M”: ""(_“_:”J‘m‘:"l"")”; takes the field azainst the sailors : Layo = N8 WO | tomorrow, In the backfield will be \will turn provon this occasion, and {myomiio™ Barnikow, Sturm and [George McRae. dusky light heavy | jjunt, while the line will consist of B Sp"’"firj"—“‘- * : Holzheimer and Connolly — at the < to Great Britain Results in | | Pi8 show will inaugurate the ' ;4¢ Donlon and Murphy at tackles, At indoor season in Hartford, Mulligan | fumphries and “Jumbo” at guards planning a, busy fall and winter|ang Joe Rogers in center. program for fight fans of Hartford | . e allenss v dt by Pt aTaT Pt s rta: The kickoff will take promptly at 2:30 o'clock and the United States to Great Britain for.an | - record crowd of the season is-ex- chequers ,contest In | is heen accepted. For the| Manager Huggins of the New Peocted to turn out to watch the bat- which will take place 'in|York Americans finally has ex- || ¢ Yorlk city from March 1 to 16, [plained the failure of Waite Hoyt 1in will be represented by to use his fast ball more during the hard ment and six Scotsmen. [season just closed Rince®June, Hoyt | the son of . inglish representatives will ' has been workif ‘with.a ve Schmidt of 643 F n street. Ward of Birmingham, arm that eventually may — sion of Great Britain; S. Cohen, |his big league career. | PLAY ampion of England; J. Alexander — The New Birmingham, John Mynd of | CARDS (1 team will moe . and H. Christle of Sun- | The St. Holyoke in that ¢ , all ex-champions of Eng-|called five plavers sent to the Syra- noon in place of alcons, land, and Kaiser of London, ex- cuse club of the International |a \i- it was announcec o Blues | Loj aplon. Reserve, T.|League for scasoning. One of the |l ire representing gor A. C. five I8 Walter Roettger, an outfield- | lineup er who,is expected to star next | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS season. ! FOR YOUR WANTS Oct. 30 (A— | after ing Manner. Forward passes flung | Friedm a most convin ated eleven, s unde On the Navy squad are f o were forigerly play- the Besides Benny railway journey from Ann crs ning attack by every men Tollowers ef Local Team Hoping . was primed today to attempt last year's Navy de- swampe who sces last hold from For Victory Over Troy Confer- ¢ ttion ot like to ence Academy. el oy memory Followers of the Fig ng that t elzht-round tard as evening, Tooma have meot decision. irring ring en counts on the high by the Rode A school footh: part of the na- am of the Na- will f tic Association. hy thres r preparatory them will go ng the early part of monu- tain high school scason and re- home defeated 1son the memorial pi College from many of the erection of th ment to be erected to Cam ory New Haven, in the top of its @ gateway to the Yale * Wokverines October 30 dman's t ja U. vs The New Bri for the battlc enforced fdlencss. ( has worked th rodts in While the Michi- im s prim its two weeks ach Dave Hayes hard during practice s els confident that 1 back the sailors. a strong one that tended to un- artillery today er barring mo- s from Baltimore Al Tish o heavy team week in th 14 and 1 the eleven will t nted in an ing the Wwithdraa i . 14 of Noble and Kline, little lea¥ athle 1 Sufti leaves 5 2 Pro orwich Ir Ac game will see the could am but afternoon AGCEPT CHEQUER BID my and this ast preparatory school team on the slate. aning next three P. Jeading high school ns in the state will be on the New Dritain schedule in Much local inte fosted in the player: AP Cornell, of Hartford fartford boy broke his t! was unabld to use his left hand Anton Fortes of Hartfo Herman Levine of New Brit starting lineup against the 140 po tried to settle a ines. Shapley’s injuries were Tep ind furnished the best thrills of the | D¢ remarked: ed as greatly improved, but he will . Tevine broke his left hand fy No one for a minute feels that A Morrisville not be used if the coaehes can spare sccond round, but refused to ,’"'*"F"” ol points better than | ¢ , Farm L him, it was announced. ~won the fight in’, the Navy, but that was our margin John's Col- Odds on Brown mounted to 5-3 d rotnda: when Dartmouth coaches said tha \ of Holyoke could Dooley, Horton, Hardy, Longdell |y o termed the “Holyoke and Phillips would be unable 10 yginamil” as a pocket edition of the start on account of their injuries. l1a¢a Harry Greb in his bout with Joe Boob Harris was slated to replace [yrajsellf of New Haven at 112 Dooley at quarterback Prepara- {nounds, The Holyoke = scrapper tions are made for a crowd of .= | flaghed clever ck and.defense 000. ind proved to be too cleve New Haven opponent Nick Florentino, ehan t the decision Michigander et o them, er in the sc vhen T dist 1 the terrible slaughter of the Navy with Coach Yost of Michigan lchem, Jun Huntington, avy also wilte h words that Alan § . star back, would not be ta Cc Challenge Issued by the United st is being mani- Susquehanna Stat since onc (Linny) is a local played with the old city until last s mer when the te banded and org group. He v t yer and | contest, ; Conference ed into a He is Mectings. The place n this e o * HOYT'S ARM LAME vy fafled to play anywhere rits form. vs Those thir “T still have Tllinofs han wild. il ime but iné on the the two ¢ Lawrence Aifred Uniy., P . REAL WILDCAT MASCOT n warrlor of the gridiron e has made his appearance shorten o [1d. He is Ruf official of the Wildeat (University ona) eleven, a full-grown of the mountain varifety. He the trip to the sidelines pped with harness and led by crvous freshman who wears leather gloves. since he went in mind . a g 1 us wh oi# deserved the score off comparat beating - Geneva vs. Thiel College, Beaver Falls : “Tulanc, vs Univ., Mississippi, New r for his ! South ;s U, Virg cvens : outh % When Michizan plays a RloLE "";,, 8 game at Baltimore on Oct Vs Navy will be forced to meet a mreat Yost A maior I of Hart- | €Xperts beli sy khockont | #1even that Britain in the | Middies y Michigan, on the othet ha 1 to travel !ine up against a vastly in vas given the It is conservative to of Hol. %ay that the M < 1 not! be anot but game resting than DARTMOUTH MEETS - BROWN IN BATILE IN HOLYOKE n 3 football AIM FIVE Louis Cardinals have re- pion roturn Univ. Florida, 30, the | sthens, Univ, North Car. vs North Car. s 3 pel Hill. Sk ~ago vs Ohio State, » soundly frounc e The Scotch team recently had not vet been chosen vs Notre o r C. vs Marshall College, John Cincinnati Oberlin Univ. vs Case, Oberlin, O. Mt Union C. vs Hiram College, iance, O. Otterbein vs Muskl Westerville, O. don over ldies are 30 per you can will b f the Hanover. gum Collage Jury and p Mohawk A. 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