New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, g5 es N NOVEMBER 3, 1926. HARTFORD BLUES AND ALL-NEW BRITAIN TO MEET ARMISTICE AND THANKSGIVING DAYS—SUB BASE TEAM TO APPEAR HERE SUNDAY AFTERNOON——SOCCOLl BATTLES MCPARTLAND AT ELMORE TOMORROW-—AMATEUR CARD OF FIGHTS FRIDAY NIGHT FOLLOWS IN DAD'S FOOTSTEPS 10 STAGE BATILES | HARTFORD BLUES AND.NEW EASTERN RIVALS CLASH ON GRIDIRON SATURDAY Princeton and Harvard Head \\ eck-end Football Bill— | University of Pennsylvania and Penn State Renew Their Controversy — Fordham and Holy Cross Have Tied Each Cther With Seven Victories Each West Virginia Will Bz\tfle Plttabmgh. ANOTHER AMATELR GARD ON FRIDAY New York, Nov. ton and Harvard, day’s football bill not alonc Prince- hea Satur- of wditional mong east- Penn State troversy tilities suspension of hos- for r, extending ov Springlield Battlers to Make Tnvasion ready of Comnectiont Ring ~ itu"c: HILLHOUSE MAY BE A SURPRISE TEAM New Britain Must Defeat New Haven Team for Tmngle Title | | Although the New Hewen Hill- | house High school football team is heduled to play New Britain Sat- | has not had an ,impressive | son record, it has been | and is conf- | Britain's pro- title in this nt it will block New toward a state week's conte 1t w Britain is to stay {n the renew a battle for the state champlonship it st defeat New Haven and keep its ite clean. New Haven has al- been put out of the running but since its 6 to 6 tle score game sby last week, it feels it is| n a good position to come out on the long end of Saturday's tcore. kly Mohawk A. school te o far as can be ascertained there are still three undefeated High ms in the state, Naugatuck, Meriden and New Britain. Nauga- tations of | yek has been scored upon twlce by to cut [ mittstors w have heen in the amateur ournaments th Friday n pures from _lon Ar # |Chapaalaine Th it of Homes will | Arthur pion in pound class promoters hav vi Ghie t to secure Howard cight an oppone Toe Connectient state mpion. hut they cessful in securing s for this weel's € ow. They will their efforts to sign up a orthy opponent for the Polish hoy ind if they can, they will have him on the card I Howard's tintie hmaking ted today | to secure this , or to meet Howard in | of the amateur tourna- ndueted in this city nher ent already for T est from n picked to the card of 10 all-star bouts. Among 4 KR ted thnz far are: 112 orl Arthur Chapdelaine, state cf npion of Mnass- 1 Joe Moselli of ; Marins - ¢ won in 1920, in every Pitisburgh won 26 to 0 Fordham and Holy € played for 25 years with tions. With 14 ga rivals are tied each. Williams and W n their ancient with mabated T have day ongz ar in of ries rese have hoc res played, at seven vic rivalry interest eld and 135 pounds. field and Angelo Ci- n: 115 pounds. |, orinzfield and Haven; 120 Sprinzfisld ner Colgate S o g now an tant member of it New York Yankee football t g .;’.‘P !l:”:{;»w feld || crowding the colorful Red 5 of MeLiAan: out of the spotlight, Tryon pl B n ARl a ‘prominent part in a vie- e il tory at Philadelphia 1 Kk and ‘ o Tatrick ord | was the outstanding re q it of Rock Island in terd on scored two Wns, W a factor in the of two otlers, and contribute points after touchd Jim Thorpe, we ew scoring d thr show and a number mat will he on outs will he started : 30 o'cloek nominated 1 all- > t 1es American halfhack and re-elected i 7 Ha 1912, gave only moral tie negotiated by his C; with the New York Gia day. The Indian star of sat on the nd broken ribs, suffered Detroit Sund hile Bulldogs were coming from bhehind to tic Giants at se on all, FOUR LRADING RLEVENS 1 nu v te Quartet of Mentors fave Brought Their Teams Into the Grid- iron Spottight Great Dri neeton of other days against the 7Tizers to prepare them ninating 1} for their hattle v rd at | Eastern G Spotlight this s “ambridge 2 3 b positinns trorma Vittmer were A0S I familiar na in the 1 up on yesterday result of the clash indicated that “old men for counsel young men for " st is 1 e 5 s the 1026 edition of Trimceton and Arnold 1Torw foothall scored four fouchdown: Al four have gai tlielr ll - players of prominenc dircetion of coaches. he qua te= with Me- rown, ! Ton Army cn of Harvard. unusua¥ firs Br s of the r suceess in johs Navy irange to Br days has b on profe Sunda Yanl and vill send the gainst each of of Tlinois clnstered of ecastern vs othall. A g New York Horsemer he tap of een the Brooklyn Nlinois pionship aspira Ithacks Sharpeni ow develop veloping th vied Columbin an unexpected 3nffeted about practice I varsity C'ro ~ored on sent fo and prepare sight of Lions to scor TIGERS WIN binatio f Arch 8 “Poopoc the GAMY Kennedy pul P with a 63 yar made the only 1 point \ « o Gl score for the ed over California out for LG5 oaT dr. Iclaiming the state simon | he o armory |y championship In cls ment only a Silver City cleven. town Saturday. the son, may 1 Rob Ri o Leo Dueh- lgorg fact that he is Lanty winds squa about his appr in a ga n of wed uniforms | New York, Nov. 3 (®—Four of [ocor chich 1 ¢ perts to t contende this country Tngram of |y reenwich and Bridgeport High chool and Meriden has been scor- upon by Bristol and South Man- ster High schoois. Both are ampionship but Mericden High team is a bit more onservative in its claims. Tt mere- | states that it Is after the state B. This class neludeg all schools whose pnrnH-’ i3 below 1000 pupils. With | one game left the chances of | n slate are very bright for the 1t plays Middle- Ansonia and Croshy West Haven, High schools are all that is left on Naugy” schedule, SWEDISH CHAMPION BATTLES MWGARTHY Fersson Makes Picturesque Ap- pearance When in the Ring Nov. 3 — Harry Pers- cavywelght champion, his tem- > do- Hartford, wedish 106 his equilibrium ver, his reputation a ision when he me tever Boston boy, state nightt, but not lose—his For Harry lost tha sn’t in the record hook w ost it in action or simply in the natural trend of things. but it is a bald asbthe bil- 1lie Hoppe fine: here the Har Monday up in rmory next thing long ago: ther hie iard balls that bout on the green baize b and The big Swede is as hald as Bob itzsimmons and he hopes to mateh Rob in other ways before he up his career within the “d circle. Persson has another unusual thing rance that will catch e eye of the observant fan ai steps about in the big Hart- | Q4 ‘arena next Monday: he has a Jiz picture tattooed on his manly hest after the manner of the brave ARE UN JZR NEW CO CqEC eaiiors 7. o) arhto Ting i n o their home port. Harry com: a scafaring family so the heavy attoo on his bosom cannot be held | nst him The Swedish champion is superb- iilt and his great chest and give him the punching s hrought boxing ex- t he is a real | wyweight | and stay from over- Loulde e opinion for the 1 sit T hi s them right. Persson’s most impressiv was inst the chumpion of the “Cleveland down hoy start in Johnny Sweden Rubher Risko, ting cisive night foul. t n he lost fo ar qualified iorman low ans. who sesqui for the Dempsey to the punch- from over was d bacle, can testify power of the big boy bounding main MeCarthy-Pers. an for 12 rounds and aree other bouts vs. Litile Roy Bl % Fidel vs. Pri ronnds, and Joe orge McRae, cizht round e prices aro $3.50 and §2 hout is ALL-STARS IN VICTOR Joseph's All-Stars, after de by a to to have ions are ont and marve iins Natalie Be uillacotte, T od by Paul Mancar and Natalie touchback was madg by iesco. The entire team 1se. The Tifth the All-Stars, Bosco, An- 'aul Mancarelia game scor ) Zattola I'rank st ng 10 to 12 ETBALL C \\mn\n s Ma z ntermediats etball tea is n need of a P me i quintet un ing to try Mar- ive- e team may call at 165 Tartford over. M Sunday olin's ings ! he- 7 o'clock on weekdays. felephone 1113-3, {10 give {in the The name of Yost is to continue a prominent factor in collége foot- ball. Fielding Yost, in his twenty- ar as football coach at Uni- versity of Michigan, still is very much on the job. He appears to | have one of the strongest teams of his long carer. A few years back Yost tried to got out of active football work by ing George Little in charge. When | Little went to Wisconsin as director FHELDING . the burden fell back on st and he won the Big Ten title. . Melding H. Yost cannot. 0 on forever, tires it looks very eer-old éon of the famous i coach is a cadet at Chicago, | conterenca YOST JR. Ana footed Chicago g | between A | Zuppke, The ders for {test between tile e | largely Minnesota, | bid for rec share in of Wi { Peters and Ilini a 3-0 | | vania, wiil 1 and Zuppke. Zuppke when two teams nd Iilinois tie one of had ever sce the tie, When he finally re- | much as if Field- . Ir, would take up | ither left off. Stagg's day between Man- He will be | © next year at prospect. cadem ss st inst his ol SOGGOLI T0 MEET NEW HAVEN CUEIST : New DBritain Entry in State . entrant in the iard tournament for Neil will Dominie Soc state pocket bi the Elmore Billiard Academy, Murphy's sports kle McPhartland 1 rooms tomorrow night | should be one of the best sea- emporium, of New Haven | at the | in what malches of the first half of the New Haven man is one | t in the state and expeets | local boy & good run for | of the b the he mon I Soccoli can ever get rid of his nah” he would probably be far | whead of his competitors in the rac or the state title. He has won two matches in the play so far and has lost two through smallest and most aggravatin breaks” that | could hesct a ma i Only last week on Tuesday night, Soccoli walloped Police of New Faven 100 to 86 and then on Thurs day night lost to Grippo of Middle- tewn, 100 to 98. Soccoli was leading last innings and had reached | by an unfinished string of a run, 8. He had an easy lie to take the tteh and chose to slip a sucker i the corner for an easy position shot in the or corner, The layout was perfact for an hrmgr shot and Soccoli is es- ¢ expert in getting the anr!r long reaching stick. the bridge and 'lmk but so interested was the angle eorrectly that he allowed the handle of the bridge fo sink too low and he| touchnd a ball. Grippo called “foul” and standing with 87, he ran out on Soccoli in the following cluster. Some may sy it was carelessness which marked Soccoli's play in former scasons, but those who wit- nessed the mateh say it was a | tough “break” and one that wouldn't happen again in a hurry, To show that he has this year, Soccoli went to “tieidgeport last night and trimmed Jim Stone. one of Connecticut's bhest by the | score of 100 to 46. This fs worst beating handed to the Park artist in many esasons anil ws just what So will o en he is roused. Soccoli played ! » bliliards having high eclusters of 2 whi one was sewed up | on most of his shots that | st he could do was to run off | and 13 down careful aim, he in getting coll 51 Rogers tourrament will terbury in Wi ol tomorrow MAY ABOLISH SHIFT Coach A. repr night A. Stagz of Chicago Says | Rules Yay Force Dropping of De- veloped Play. Chicago, Nov. 8 (M—Coach A. A Stogk of the Univer one of terans thinks it may be nec: tirely abolish the shift. “I would not like happen it ssary to en- | to may come,” In commenting on a ly discussed in > as a possibility next rules committes session From ous parts of the country there have come this fall reports of difficulty in keeping shifts within see that Stagg move be. wostern of the he law against a tion before the ball is passed back. “It seems a shame to deny the of- cam formation and compel it to adopt its a limitation hamper the team with the ball and pmlmmy make the game less inter- Jmoid T Pl El doesn’t seem to N Olh’r ‘)\m ce !l ent 1 Tournament {0 Play af Blmore priioes oo v \\\lfl entircty MANAGER ONCE Owen Bush is chance as a big league has been signed to pilot Pittsburgh, 8! ding Mill Bush began his major league ca- 1908 ! Detroit Tyge at team unul 1921, | thiit tonm in After landing his club in the first division he no good r r given hy following year A pennant with the BEATS PAAVO NURMI e latest Recently, ord of 3 minutes and the 1500-meter race at a meet held Charlottenburg The race was a sprint all the the great shing the winn ous Nurmi was third, team being in mo- s Wisconsin, reedom of £ Radgers agai some attack,” sald Stagg. would seriously \P any other Rig Te |this we Filoosiers fack their game AGAIN, get manage to another . e | MANAG McKechnie. {pad, should manager ing day game. s a He member of the remajned with Sold to Wash- made manager of | 1923, are was PLAYING Duke Slate at the Univer: was released on for suue tion was Clark Griffith. The | .0 : ie's anley Harris won came, club Bush hand- | though putting too. i Joe ing it r of Stettin, C gins look sensation in the track | Perhaps he set a new rec- {to step right 51 seconds in | delive Germany. Swedish second, while ay runner, eight feet |t the fam.! 1 behind sler for fi hortstop, he two weak | lineup, | Minois-Chieago, the gome matches “Old Man” the his chances of DUGAN T¢ Dugan is slipping f: necess; g Joe Boley 8.—P—Western | is a this - OF PERSONALITIES lllmms -Chicago Game to Bring, t Stagg and Zuppke Strategy Nov, football | battle royal of personalities. not all of week them are fleet- ks, because 1t me is essentially a A. Stagg “Moon” B in making | ference threat this fall. At Towa it will he Kutsch, who al- ready has made his reputation with the Hawkeyes, and Herb Joesting of who strengthened ition r of the Purple, and {ton” Wilcox, back who h: he Iliinols- duel and th who for years have taken | their football out in choaching. Northwestern-Purdue ggement is, in addition to afford- | g one of the three strongest hid- | the Big Ten title a chance | | o drop out of the running, a con- en- ker, versa- ot- | s figured Purdue a con-[ by that a brilliant t Saturday's nosing out onsin. In the way of personalitics, Frosty | he toe gave the decision over Pennsyl- o the but 11 the best of it, season's performance, | of the game recall the relative n. O 7 somewhat similar had Grange, e Walter Camp called the 21-21 greatest n Ohio time in weeks in the main on but followers day in 1924 his headliners at |1 Stagg | tuation of the | the divided and a h some suc- 1 h hopes a hackfield intact for the first and the games he strength of ago won the conference championship., ttention w; defense mic shift which met v 10- rhyth- which il make effective Yost too. tack (team chastened by umexpectad downfall before navy. George Little drilled the Michigan pl: execufed by his freshmen. Yost's preparations for Wisconsin 2o forward while he keeps a w cr eye on the game a week hence | with Ohio, where Wilee is bolstering | snatehing the title from Michizan by a week-end rest | for the Bucke nst ng IAL over. worked on with a the altogether Indiana n school not figuring K in conference football, the | At is the another defeat in with Notre Dame. TIMBER Ray Schalk, one of the smartest catehers that ever wore a mas prove mighty I materfal when his pl He knows and likely the PRO FOOTBALL one-time y of Towa, is playing Slater's with up ary into the pro football this fall. Rock Island in the American L usual ¢ b his "k 1gue. SLIPPING th for a ne Mike G hat Miller Hug- w third 1a picturs bhle and i1l b S WEAK SPOTS ck base, from will spots in acqui have the How to Start the Day Wrong. res Geo on fop of get- Baltimore for eraged the Athleties’ as | decided ently angi tempt. to_ stage coming Sunday inte famong the was two week h- | Games to Be Pl ' Day—Battles to Be At the Hartford Veledrome— | SUB-BASE BOUND All-New Brita‘in to Meet New : London Saifors Next Sunday For the third weeks Base will be booked to play the All-New Britain mday. assen ant Mather, ing City t at the w sailors again on Sunday. The team was or appear in this city col Sunday. called The managers of both outfits hav is football scen a game in three week The fact DIEy to show have vear. stronger now with members of the Navy team, a wealth of power the every Lieutenant the destinfes of the team, points to the two victorles of the New don squad’ over service ready to show that his team is het- lager ter this y confident Britain and for that been New Britain team. Manager Dalley Monpday morning !booked the team” of Newport only |zame called off the same afternoon. || The his team was scheduled to play the | | lan me game of games this scason for his team. to Manager Dailey 'him. By Re¢ Salt L.)l\t Philadelphia (10). Jacksonville, wvannah, uentes, Cuba New Orleans, Mariet Vernon, han, | ehamplon, faoie out Joe Tiplitz Fornsb: | Philade Iphia (2). BRITAIN TO MEET TWICE ed On Armistice‘ and Thauksgiving Mulligan to Reinstate Barnikow and Lift $500 Fine ; So That He Can Play — Manager Dailey Submifs 7! List of amcs—()fficials From League Stafl. The Hartford Blues and All-New Britain football teams will clash in [two games this year bringing the two most bitter rivals for profes- ional honors in this state together ccording to an agreement reached st night at 7:30 o'clock between Manager George Mulligan of the Hartford team and Manager Edward Dailey of the 1-New Britain leleven. Articles we gned by hoth men after a lengthy discussion |of details last night and this act !brings to an end the verbal clashes that have marked the opening ne- gotiations for games between the two teams, The games will be played at the ! Hartford Velodrome, one on Armis |tice Day and the other on Than giving Day. Although the first these dates is not considered very !zood in many quarters, Manager Mulligan explained that it and Thanksgiving Day were the only available dates for the games, and ally slated to | Manager Dailey assented to ‘them. gainst the lo- |No stipulation has been made for a week ago last Hvlrfl game which tends to show that and the game both teams confidently expect to win in the morning. |two straight. Returning from ight, Manager Dailey's nouncement covered the news that the teams would play and the sece ond was that the manner in which he had been received by George Muliigan of Hartford. The Capital City promoter showed the finest 8 » portsmanship Dailey has encpun- ’ | LE) 10 PLAY LOCALS time in as many ., the United Sta Submarine football team of New London team at Memorial Field this Manager Edward Dailey ted to the request of Lieuten- manager of the Whal- m for another chance to ather and hooked the aggregation a 1t rained oft early 4 Hartford first last to again brave the appar- an- eléments and will at- the tontest this in this city. The| st in the game is just as high fans of this city as it ago and the game to attract a large crowd of enthusiasts who haven't are tered In some time in dealing with the_case of Iddic Barnikow of Meriden who left the Hartford team to jein New Britain. Manager Mulligan stated, after the local man had asked about Barni- |Kkow, that he would reinstate Barni- Kow, s $500 fine placed on him when he jumped his Hartford !contract and.would pay him what was due him for the games he played with Hartford. This will allow the New Britain team to use Darnikow in its lineup. To be in accord with the rulings of the National Football league Man- Dailey was asked to submit a list of names of 20 players to Presi- dent Joseph Carr of the league. These men Will be investigated as to | thetr eligiblity and_ether approved |or rejected. The National league dces not allow rontmrt Jjumpers or |collegians whose class has not grad- |uated, from playing in the National c ague and as the meeting between Newport manager stated that|yurirorg ang New Britain will be a |case where a National league team | muet participate, the rule must apply e 3 to this game. This was perfectly ances of injuries before this | R J”m will be {ho |Satisfactory to Marager Dailey and 3 {he named the following men: Hunt, He wants o bring his team |ClCments., Thompson, Brink, Dill, on Novemhar 21 anq | Rogers. Davis, Murphy, Humphreys, will probably book |Nanfeldt, Tolzheimer, Sturm, Conke {lin, Griswold, Knasnow, Connelly, {Parntkow, Donlin, Dora and Steudts | Dailey agreed to have the game su- |perviscd by three men appointed by |President Joseph Carr of the Na- Paluso of \iona) Jeague. This will prevent any | 3 '\““1"“‘“: | possible argument over price or any of the unpleasantness occasioned last year in the games between the |teams. that tha sailors the local ant 1o team so badly tends that they believe that they New Britain's number this The Basc team is= much than it has been and the addition of four former shows make play that will New Dritain aggregation minute of the game, Mather who guides Lon- | teams al- He New has All- r than ever before. expects to heat reason very anxious to play the Naval Torpedo station to have the London sailors a week from t Sunday and he wanted to avoid thin city the Assoclated Press. ading, Pa. — Emil City beat Davie Fla.—Dick Leonard, knocked out Davito (5). Young Wallace, | beat Roy POUer | A gpine injury, rather than in- |ereased effectiveness on the part of the National League pitchers, is given s the reason for Rogers ¥'s failure to lead the senior l1eague for the seventh straight time, By BRIGGS | 4, Ohlo. tx.nr. junior Calla- hoxing Mushy lterweight You BID A CHEERY GooD orNING To THe CFEICE ELP —— 'S A PLEASURE To WORK FoR A Guy LeE) NOTHING CAN DISTURSB You 30 You MAGHNANIMOUSLY THe BoY To SHowu (N THE STRANGER AT YOUR GATE ORDER —_— ‘Ina JiMMIE ALL RIGHT SHow N “AND ONE ©F THESE KIND BLows 1 - HELLO ARTHUR 'MEMBER ME ° HE SAYS T's A POISENAL MATTER I'VE BEGN IN HARD (UCK THAT S ALL AND IF | CAN RAISE A LITTLE COIN ILL S00nM BE ABLE To PAY, (T BACK V JUST WANT T AS A LOAN - TYou Wnow I'M ( THAnKS OLD BOY You'RE On OF GOD'S NOBLEMEN To Do THts AND 50+\AF DAY LLL BE IN A PosITion To BE OF T YoU=- 1 AIN r ALWAYS 6:_;1:\1(. 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