New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1926, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1926. . i — ] 1 | v R ot Tad e as e S it H | All-American linemen, now coach- {must confront Santa Claus at the [before the audience; pictures of | 'The duties and welfa OF CAMP’S 34 ALL-AMERICAN TEAMS | ing include J. J. McEwan, of West | | North Pole. the tiny huts of the inhabitants of l Point, who, after several years‘j | The stereopticon, however, re- the country gleamed on the screen; e work done by the hospitals established by Dr. ) 1 ONLY 15 MEN NOW TEACHING GAME | ccaciiing at the servica school, went | |fused to take the whole thing seri- |the fishing fleet and the process of Grenfal were pointed out. (‘oming to a land which had before his ar- Tnivers (e 1t | el M ] Even “Friendly Senators” Will Oppose His Seating rival, been without medical aid anc | without welfare work, he estab- Washington, Dec L. Smith, appointe Small of Tllinoi term of the late Senator McKinley. whom he will succeed March 4 right of election, will 0] tion from fri as those ejected 0 serve out barrassing prece At present, are under con. quarters One group, tor Ashurst, demo: member of the committee which ir Smith's primary accounts, t of the fight to be made favors action to pre taking the oath, would permit that through but would h ed afterwards. Senator Watson, diana, a personal who has been trying to i not to accept the appoir his appearance precipit that might force an of the new congress, Is with the second group, hold the senate should not affront state by refusing to accept his cr dentlals but should eject him soon as he takes the oath.” " | foothall histo “as| Yale men honored that {Among Best Known Are Stagg, Warner, Tad Jones, Steffen, Wendell, Bo McMillan and Stuhl- dreher. Few of Camp as New Haven, Dee n picked by W s football players through 2 third of a century of have remained in ore th b oi Camp's thirty- een names are found d in the most list of college s for the season just ended. the standpoint of their All- n sclections the two ends, a tac a center from the line quarterb s | tvo fullt cpting Dartmouth, re e its 12 All repre- , with 55 , is not rep- s come from rom nd two from states on the nd between north and south s of the coach cholce in 1899, being one of the four With | him on that first team was Heffel- finger of lineman tradition and the first of the Poes, both from Prince- | ton. | Ralph Glaze, Dartmouth, named | an All-American end in 1905, 1s| coach of athletic teams at St. Viators college in Illinois. Glaze, llke Stagg. was a great baseball player and pitched in the big leagues several | years before devoting all his time to college athletics. | Many Coaching-Quarterbacks | Coaching-quarterbacks of All- American teams begin with T. A. D. | Jones, Yale, in 1907 and also 11\-: clude Walter Steffen, Chicago, named in 1 Almost continunously since then Steffen has coached Carnegle | I"or ten nths of the r Stefiens is a judge of Chicago's | superior court, Il Next among the quarterbacks 18 Alvin (“Bo”) McMillan, colorful both as a player and a coach. He | a American in 1019 | coached Geneva. | Another quarterback with legal | gs 18 Gordon Locke, named !I\i who combines the practice of law in Cleveland with i Western Reserve. Harry cr, of Notre Dame's “four horsemen’ fame, 18 now coach of Villanova. Percy Wendell, Harvard, one of the luminaries of the Houghton sys- o gelec- xt came | . whose ! the mentor of T John Maulbetsch, 2 Oklahoma A. & M. won the Missouri Big Ten @ West Vi a a Jones the dlstinetion | one All-American 1t the schools from which named to the mythical Rut is they were team. Homer Hazel coach of the University of N vl Big Exhibition and Sale Turkeys Chickens Ducks now coach at Minnesota, and E. F. | |ously and went off at a tangent fo fishing were explained to the mem- the speaker's motif. When the bers. Views of the life of the quaint screen should have shown a view of | pesple of that region were shown |lished many hospitals on the La McGinley, Jr., is coach at St. Jo- seph’s Philadelphia. WORKING HARD AT 88. | ksl el | East Hampton Bell Maker Contin- ucs on His Job. East Hampton, Dec. Lucius H. Goff, $8 years old yes- terday, has many “proud 22 ) —| ars he has worked as a|delivered an interesting address on |were .abrador” to the members of the Speech on the habits of the country last [ while Artemus Stockman delt rash Working at bell-maker here without having lost a day on account of illness During the three quarters of a cen- tury he has followed his trade he has taken only three vacations, For | 50 years he sang in the choir of the Congregational church and for |iccherss, d the, same number of years served |ing the as treasurer for the church. 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It was an address particularly ap- [W !sropriate to the season, scenes of | lthe harbor of St. John's, Labrador, |and explained to the listeners and dor coast and Newfoundland. fit flashed a plcture of a hospital |as Mr. Greene had spent three sum- | Greene was given a rising vo Frustrated 1 | mers in the land under the able [thanks by the club for his able that attempt, it came back with the 'tutelage of Dr. Grenfal who has es- |interesting talk. J lanchor were in order. {the collection of views. {this action, the machine and the to treated an Exchange club top speed, Mr. Greene's able to put n after a short walt. eams and snow, giv-| GF impromptu | the pictures op The views, once they got in work- hangltes a pretty good |ing order, were well worth walting | idea of real estate problems that|for. Plctures of icebergs nonzcd}proxunim i | |same view when fishing smacks at |tablished a chain of hospitals, dis- At the re- pensaries and lodging houses which |auestion of the speaker, the view of {have enlightened a hitherto uncared |the*hospital ward was banished from Peeved by relapsed members | resented. assistant |them entalls mariners. topple over, YO your last minute Christmas Shopping at Liggett’s. Beautiful and useful gifts for every member of the family at popular prices. Everything conveniently assembled on the street floor to insure quick and comfort- able selection. No crowds, no elevators, no waiting here. Stores open evenings. 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