New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1927, Page 27

L . b i S it s NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 19 27 $o400000000s0s0s0astessss| WITH THE BOWLERS Speaking } of Sports TOELT SEIEPIPOC VI | “Happy" | the All-New is out of th ROGERS ALLEYS FAFNIR LEAGUE Red sox PEIDE: I Griswold, fullback on |1" ain football team, me for the remain- der of the on. He was injured | Bac in the first game of the Southern Coll thought that he ined ankle but when the 0 not respond to treatment an ex-ray taken and it reveal hat the big bone in his ankle had B¢ een broken, | year poters of the team want- | vold to remain on the|, squad but he figured that | season would 1ed to with this yea anothes coming and he om the The hetting gentry of Browns all Let up over the day. Last night a p landed in New Rrit cd up several brets, there would be plenty more at the park Sunday all hets will he cove kos is laying his shirt Britain will win. Al members of the loc cal team | e will be at practice tonight with the | Yankees exception of “Potts” Miller o “Shep” Bingham. There will Hiedanbilcy : plenty of work for the crew toni Dave Dunn says Without a doubt the fans city will b i White ~ov out in full foree t from the ory of the I hity has always been to up their athletic teams to the limit. In the days when the Nu n- | TR L Rt tinually won the s footha € Farmers il rhampionship, Bridg piled into town with het and although they wer a frazzle on almost every o the bhettors always came more. Speeinls Tomorrow will he the New Rritain ball team, no game Orehard field, (Mass) High schoo woin T Hartford. A Sinee Greenficld will 1 test to Hartford as Weave Faide attery idea of how the |Wesiman vear may contest New Pritain an ancient riv be gleaned s line up this from the Tomorrow Vadman ML o lineup and reserve. " | Scolly will be will be at gnard Grip at half ba stitute half ba Tnited Sl Co. CORBIN CAPINET & 1OCR GIRLS s w Dritain is made up to brothers of fory whose hrot in school athletics in ofl Jimmy Scully, conter, is of Roger position o0t hall brother of . whom play also repre- I eeb oIS rented. Fred Zehrer is a brother of [y w. Henry Zehrer, former captain and 1 now a member of the All-New | aln foothall team. Joe Vefrann i brother of &am who played game at torward on the high 1001 '; i 24 victories in a row i | Tn the backfield there is Louis HA ER S flp Tandino, quarterback, brother it 14 Armand Landino who was : “Mike” Grip, half brother of Jolin Grip, half ba the, Fordham university team former high ”ldenlily ol Guomen Bailles ol quarterback, fs | s g M Police Olficials [is another brother, and Alex Zaleski | brother of Marion Zalesk!, is another who played a half hack position. All brothers except Landino and ! “trano have brothers who played the same positions when they were in high school. w OFFICERS RE-ELECTED A P nd John Lonardo, surrounds the [ Tdentity of the two gn [as the un of T. Restores to Offices Tts o complotels Executives in the Canse of ' she Unionism, Los Angeles, dent William € Oct. 14 (P Presi- en and his staff, all unanimously reelected to their of- fices in the Amer IFederation of “INSIDIOUS’ PAGES OF HISTORY READ' BT Chicago's Testhook Probe At & tracts Wide Interest how ~ FAILTO LGCATE Search of 1 mwo Staze Hands Strike and < “ omen Take Their Jobs thing natic man rUNFAVORABLE REPORT ON | SUNDAY AFTERNOON SHOWS ays Ordinance Com- HAN'S I][]WNFA!I cientists Think Eden Too Hot for Apple Growing mittee Cannot Constder With- drawal of Theaters' Petition. 2 interests b i T.. 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