New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1927, Page 13

Speaking of Sports SPEPEPFITPITINIT 99990 The All-Hartford football team Boston from New ans obtained him ns for $2,500. Traded with M Harper and Schang to the Yankees for Pratt, nd Thormahlen, h his new clu ant in 19 Against his old Hoyt won two g series that year ngle earned against him. Last vear a Gardinals his percentage Fhis season he heads the “Big Four” of the Yankee twirling staff for the | World series contlict, the fifth in his experience. and the All- ter is composed | gathered from | ster contains the ders brothers and been well known 1in grid fans, B helped P PIPCTIGT the take 500, it an open George Pipgras, Pitcher Pipgras, like Wiley Moore, to the Yankees this minor league club and made good with a bang. Reqprds just before the close of the season showed him in > in the league behind his nmate Hoyt, and Rommel of the ics, with an aver: 5 pitched in 27 games, nine of L were credited as wins and as losses. A stalwart right Pipgras more than fulfilled came Britain team d, nex s open at the on the possibly in this October 16th though this is tely settled as yet. rage season with St. Paul year before. Urhan J. Shocker, Pitcher | Buttressed by Yankee h Urban Shocker this year turned in the finest season of pitching success ar major league car .ike his teammates, Hoyt. Pip and Moore, his percentage of won was above .700. In his previous two years with the Yankees Shock- n han h is games, only world series ex- ason he m { knocked out T e open on the sched- idgeport and the and these games e the state play this oth of the out-of-town strong and after a few will be ready to stack ful eleven New together t Coach Moran of the Yellow Jack- ets awled out” his players 1 no uncert ms last Sunday, ed that Britain club the who league he was on but was qui in rushed thr 1owns in the gam Herbert J. Pennock, Pitcher h his fif major this the Yel- - He onship 1 for the Yankee r with a geniu right ball at the puts into his the cunning d to the silver fox which he right t mound w attribu \ock the “big parade” Jackets sent in s aturday and tain had KEE SKZICHES ~d Pre Hoyt, Pitc once “the in vears WIN OPENING GAME “ol ia m Roll of the year I de a fl up” football prairie lot Pfieger w n 1918, a sin e & pitched for hich he fanned two | a to Newarl he rises depends up: time ans s for his lungs to fill with the ALL THOSE WHO LOVE THE GREAT OUT DOORS be sure to see our east window. Your heart will beat faster and your blood will run more red. We have the guns and ammunition these trophies. that produces ! | year from a | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1927. FORMER FRIENTS BATTLE SATURDAY Three Coaches Have Fond Memo- ries of Their Playing Days | | | | | \Chicago, Oct | middle st's | next saturda 4 P—Three of the football contests of will bring together {coaches with fond memories of their ! player days, w now are exerting levery effort to defeat their former omrades. Pat Page, who was one of the shining lights on Coach Stagg's Chi- cago Maroon s ago, will make 1d Saturday ponent. |he leads eleven against his squad Potsy Clark . tak old alma for another try g0, while Z Years scouting for bowl, the Butler s ated Illinois. Saturday, Dorais 4 Knute Rockne, who formed a at forward pass combination for Notre Dame years ago, Dorais at ter and end, will test out their pur ssing ability. D troit held the army to six points Sat- urday and is expected to give a good account of itself against Rockne's ramblers The Wisconsin practice Monday was held entirely indoors, due to weather. McKaskle, a ilar guard, w y . and he is exp Locke, despite rial, none too s won three an h the lone O mak | The Oklahom of the Missouri last year, are already within a few ride of t r day battl with Minnesota ¢ are com the Carl Aggies, champions ley confere SERIES SIDELIGHTS Pittsbu Lox or gh, Oct dugout” in back of Forhes old between has several Cobbs' stunt of n a sing are inject may. s with the ir coach have been s, Pirate their Auto Paintin Expert Work Low Prices Spraying or Varnishing FRANKLIN SQ. FILLING STATION F. E. R, Jr. PIRATE SKETCHES Ray Kremer, Pitcher | b the her. He won at will | his layoff and on resumption o | he had several bag game fore the close of the seass back with a vengeance, his s ng two to one as compared with Kremer broke in with in 1914. Before coming to Pitts {ten years later, he pl | Lake, Vancouver, New and Oakland. In and lost 10; 192 8. and in 1926 | Mike Cvengro: | Mike Cvengros, southr hased by the w Orle Mike Pitcher Pilot T he hig lefthander enters rate lineup du v | few times, mostly Lee Meadows, besp Pitcher to hurl out of t n Lee was a fore the season clo 3 of -third as m espectacled r was the o ler of th ague con ga dows throws right s left. Victor Aldridge, Pi years 6 (A—The press | him participated in more PIRATES HAVE A PITCHING £ CE“K*; VaHUT | slants lu d ock, alth ward pa for the inv g attack in preparat n of Drake univ his inter: 1 co to be higl Middles tak Towans rel ception of t in a best GIFSTARS HAY MEET IN TOURNEY - t month. Strong the Califor- | ain Bucoaneer bet the Hoosier ‘mn'.ma!-l on ac- | ranked next ' i preemt torm e Glonna Collett and Rlexa Fraser Entered in Canadian Play s petit play Toronto, Or v of r me tween Miss Glenna Coliett dence, R. 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