New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1927, Page 9

g * 4 n I Speaking of Sports B R | Tomorrow King Foothall starts \e sports worl 4 warning that i f weeks he will reign s monarch ns up to- Southern Tt is welcome news to the fans of the city to hear that the manage- ment has signed up “Zev” Graham Fordham foothall marvel, to play quarterbicks. His presence in lineup Sunday will give team, for first time sin Scott shon= on the gridiron, a r %ood quarterback Locking over the trams in New Britain in the past years. one can wrdly pick out a au 1004 any Most of the ave 1 of the oth en ordin nough of him in this city. He uries Pt 1 up for a good part of ould h around ow for thing ion to has few 1t the practice of and he quickly e signals and wen work hard. Coming from Fore he is in good hands Trunn s a former Fordham ca and when the old t toget they pal up just a two judges, I Ginsburg. Coach If therc is one thing th Gin r likes to do s of Fordham prowess on tl Harry has nearly all of New Brit- 1in down at Fordham now well wre the boys shaping up in try- outs for places on the footh their them and so have airea burg's A Word comes from Ford effect that Marchinek, th o star, is mak impression. He will without a'd Bristol wonderful this year of the New hard at stons and before long be almost a New Britain institution Britai FOOTEALL GAMES - OPENING TORAY Move Than 200 Colleges Getting Tryouts | ‘ New York, ®opt. 24— ball was back in the sporti light today with more than 2 leges and universities prying the lid off the 1027 Some inkling of what ¢ new rules will have on the hle when the e of these first games are in Iv the legislation affect the huddle and th command a large est of the came's patrons. A real test for the innova seems in line today, for the schoduls in the east alone, shows uch t as Cornell, Brown, Dartmouth, Army, Pittshburgh, Columbia, New York university, Syracuse State, Georgetown, Colgate Lafayette. Army, with ifs powerful team of 1926 almost infact, clashes with Boston university at West Point. | Dartmouth, with many new f the line, engages Norwich unive Pennsylvania, with newcomer both the line and hackfield, up against Franklin and Marsh: Cornell experimenting with reserve men and freshmen vear, took on Clarkson. men” of Brown were only number as the Providence 1 posed Rhode Tsland State. had only one veteran from the 1026 ranks as it awaited the whistle for the Hobart game. Other castern whom do not get next Saturda Foot- spot- ) col son £ the several of last “iron seven in | m op- teams, some of into action until are ing the fn- | roads wion and ineligibility Columbia, New York university and Fordham sta out, however, with L majority of the last year pla hand New York university was pointing for a thanksgiving intersec. | tional contest with the University of | Nebraska at Lincoln. Chick Moe- | han's eleven took én Niagarn today; | Columbia. played host to the Univer- sity of Vermont, and M Cavanaugl at For his team against Bethany ers on | coach cause of illness. b R l Personal Playing Cards | Introduced in England | London, 24 (UP).~—Per- | sonal playing-cards are the latest invention here and scem likely become popular. Edmund Dulae, an artist, infro- ! duced the fad. He has made for r Edmund Davis, rt collector, a specfal design for the backs of the | cards to be used at (')!Q)\rn(\| Castle, | $ir Edmund's seat near Canterbury, | The towers of the eastle and two of the deer that roam on the heautiful | esinte appear in the design, i “I do not know of any other art who b heen asked to design ‘pri- B id Dulae. “There are | clubs, of course, that have their own special cards, but Sir Edmnnd Davis | seems to have ew fashion go ! far as absolutcly private ownership of specially designed cards is con- cerned.” to| vate' c st a | Dempsey's age | All of which may be partially true, | peonle who thought it worth $40 a | Rickard | did that and the Dempsey appears XEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1927. WINS TRACK MEET WITH THE BOWLERS | PALACE G Headers ROGERS ALLEYS CORBIN CABINET GIRLS LEAGUE Lucky Strikes Dan H ) to of b idle distance runner in this city | iptured the trophy for the | i 1l point score at I Industrial Track and Fic t last Saturday. Dan also w ctor in winning the tory. the Stanley R . Dan captu rst place in the | yards, the mile and the two-mile | is fast becoming | or his track prowsss state, Two o Knockonts UNIVERSAL CLUB Broyes eks a 2, shattered the stat U. record sor 109 t Charter Oak park in e 68 i "5 Cubx IR tisatts IPopia 2L LIKELY T0 FGHT Indications Are That His Retire- ment Is Gomplete fest mon- | + fighter of | been ¥ appear in the 0 prot He Ginnts 10 retire and he is miles | Lynen . s v which has fores bz ons 1o attempt acks. It was generai- throughout the hox. Dempsey's hattle iiled to rexain his ti ne Tunney Thursday s his last, night ctory i i the cham- more than | seventh United Milk letely | Flynn, manager, attempt a protest yesterda th ground at lynn n authority to rey t was signs the pro- . to back up All of the hoxing - 504 Nar Edman Milk 3 §7 10 s unimpor of the state who have final a matters, have publicl formally, expressed their of decision in the nees which are u n elaimed in 11 10 tile befor Tunney petition he = — the commis- | \fyJOR LEAGUE LEADERS was on the floor!py Yhe Ascoclated Prose. 18 seconds. Tha| National on is that he re- | Batting--P. Waner, Pirates. and that | Runs. Waner, Pirates, “ Referee | Hits Waner, Pirates, 2 v started to count ¥ Doubles—Stephenson. Cubs, 47 t heed the rules and | Triples—P. Waner, Pirates, 18. r Homers—Williams. Phillics, 25; 1t Dempsey was Wilson, Cyhs, 28, pummelled man at the end ! Stolen by “risch. Cardinals, 42 ten rounds and that Tunney | Pitohing—Grimes, Glants, won 1S, was fresh as a daisy; that it was lost T. as mueh as anything else that held him back and that he ny younger. Tunney has beaten Dempsey twice, Although Tack hasn't saic vthing positively, he would try it maine American Batting—Simmons, Ath Runs—Ruth, Yankees, Hits—Combs, Yankeos, Doubles—Gehrig, Yankee Triples—Combs, Yankees, Homers—Ituth, Yankees, : Yankees, 45. Stolen bases—Sisler, Browns Pitching—Hoyt, Yankees, won lost | again Tunney and in town today. Dempsey were hotl their plans for the future undecided. Demp- intends to go back to California Mrs. Dempsey within a few He wasn't seriously hurt in iminedi with days. VIRST TF IN ACTION Soveral couches are sending their cne had planned to g0 to Cieve- first feams at new institutions intc land today to visit friends but helaction. Cavannangh came to Ford- s persuaded by Mayor Thompson |ham from Boston college. Leo Daly ¥ over until tonight or Sunday assumed the vacant position at Bos- tend a lincheon given by the ton. IFielding M. Yost gives over the 1yor's committee which sponsored | reins at Michigan to a member of the it Tunney said he would | his staff. Rutgers. Bucknell others st for two or three months. Tater in the east have new tutors. he may make another vandeville e tour or go into the movies, Clara Row in "Hul The Tunney comments on the | morrow.—Advt. fight were loft largely to Billy Gib- | " at Strand to- ' Callett a | TENNIS CHAMPION the « opposition RGN THREATS e INGOLF ARE GONE Women's Title Sure {0 Remain " in United States By MARY K. BROWNE Tnited Press Stafl «© ¢ 1997 by : Di Correspondent eliminated by two Ame dark Burns Horn Maureen Orcutt of New With the e find horses, Mrs fors our interes with patriotism but nee of the Folf se two adian and American pions. The two fing I¥ & metropol former golf. to win, 16 have enough I wor t even Joy the greates world has manig d Simone De La Cha could not go on fo win. T} gin is so slight between victory \ ol two very difivre Maureen Orcutt, n pion wild tropolitan is either very brilliant or while Mrs wonderful fighter younger in both ye ¢nce than Mrs. Hort be 100 excited at be of such an illustrions titlo to caha. I remember my ow ence three years & inals of the Morn s ) Wi nati Dpiayed my maten thought of actually winning tournament, then suddenly wl found myself i the thinking I might v pionship. That vas my undoing. forget. the importance nd just play to win. Maureen is sups the ¢ her game she rh when thing is going right but s she does not see ad very well, plainiy lack T played the Cherry this week and have & r seen on ourse. and none of in com son as the Lindbergh stamp. are well trapped and So narrow an explosion shat ouf of the t the only possible shot The sand is heavy br el and green. almost farrowed | g within g Keep types of play very cach day wit tinals 1 start ham lous thought every ler difi- | to use her Valley cour Ugreater appr mus the any pari- They that fo hold th owr Th 1sp | carries from the tees are not difficult | but they must be well placed to open D the next shot to the tricky greens. | The varied winds make each day a different course. The 11th and 5th holes are the only poor golf holes on the course. Tt is almost impossible to hold the you use a wood for second shot. In this respect| reen Orcutt will have the ad- over Mrs. Horn | Cherry Valley H\l\‘ g plain stockings, | Some of them hort woolen mocks turned | ankles over the silk loud pattern golf hose | plain ones to match is the latest for | h girl com- | on the light | girls, for nty of the w e While s they | our | ris wear light clothe wear | heatvier shoes with spikes to nme n A plain rather thar not at 1l typ says she will to try again for year, She come our has be. S iyeal i tor 4 Jac Brugnon ennis team ne coaxed away from golf for a | Darsonval, the famous pro- Rene Lacoste ennis pupil Joyvea Weth nt eompeti conch of will have her for & none why n she is such a syperi She said, T ean readily nn- rstand Jovee, she was f too exciting. the nd the sffort too great ints ta enjoy her in champion zlf €0 up playing | LEAGUE STANDING AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Recults Boston 1 nes) s not scheduled.) The Standing Games Today New York Philadelphi .. 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Willys prices $1850 to $2950. fications ill % WILLYS-KNIGHT BELOIN GARAGE and MOTOR SALES 115 Church St. OUR BOARDING HOUSE (Othe s not scheduled.) NATIONAL I ay's Results Pittsburgh & Louts Philadelphis Brooklyn 3 ") Yesterd York ¢ Rreokiyn 4 innati 3 (Recond game) The Standing L Pittshurgh B New York St Louis Chicago Cineinnati Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Games Today New York a ioston at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago ok t Cineinnati Pittshurgh Games Tomorrow York at Brooklyn. h at Chicago. toston at St. I Philadelphia at ¢ ALL'S BIG FIVE the only member | wetion yester- | iled to hit safely in five times | big five to see i pet hr! stamps G I 218 380 15 | Ho; Clara Bow morrow. son. li's manager, He accused Jac! of hitting low. using a rabbit punch repeatedly and charged that Jack's soconds attempted to smear his face with grease during the third round. it's history now. Cex Rickard mourne® the passing of th t slugger from Utah with mixed sentiment. He revealed he had made $1,400,000 from Demp- sey's fights and e also expressed the opinion that he might as well call it enough—that Dempsey would never fight again before a horde of ey "y‘? FoLKS PANING H9 FRE., | PETE 19 ONCE t0AE ON HIS WAY 8ACK HOME. “© H5 ¥25~ | A WeeK B AS 5ALEI3MfiN HHoOWNY | SToRE AT when {t \ ear even,” Rickard nother crowd of 145,. 600 will pay H00 to see a fight ind thete n't any more milllon dollar purses In immediate prospect for the performers. The Dempsey b to wateh him. still has Tunney tract, “but they won't him like they did J Dempse; said. “Tunney is a good man—a real good one—but he can't draw the crowds. “I haven't' an idea who he'll fight nest. We'll have to look around. We might go to London for the next hig fight. 1 don't know will be,s maybe not next 1t will be “quite a sp said, before a under con- pay to see OOOH - WHAT'LL | Do ! HIGH PRESSURE PETE WHAT'LL | DO L oH- WHAT'LL MARY SAY — WHET'LL MARY to be through. 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