New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 26

25 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. GO0000000000500050565502520058505DLSHHIVISS LTI HIISSSSSLLSHLL 5, A5 LS HEHLELHLLEHHLHELELESSLLELLLLLLBSLLISHLLHSSSDDHLHLHHLR L HH LS HOLLEDS SSSDSHESS LS HS DB 5LLLHESHHSHS SSSSSEIL S0 DL NEW YORK BOXERS ON AMATEUR BOUT CARD TONIGHT—YALE AND DARTMOUTH IN GREAT SHAPE FOR TOMORROW’S BATTLE—NOTRE DAME AND GEORGIA TECH READRY FOR WHISTLE — HAWLEY DISGUSTED WITH “NON-SCOUTING” POLICY PPEPEITEIFIIIIITITPIIIPIITITIEPPATGIPETTETTIITIOIIIFTIETTITTEPITIITIITCLIIPIIITIIFIGIIITTIITITITOFOITITITIT T TS PIITTFCTITIITAOCITETTIEPREIEIIOITITIITPITIIOTIITIIIVICATITIIIIOITIOITS T m AND DARTMOUTH ARE BASKETRALLTFAM =~ KAPLAN VS.DUNDEE NGV.1 §COTT, FISHWICK, 'MODERN FOOTBALL BETTER IN RACE FOR HIGH HONORS FINALLY SIGRS £ ; = HFROFS l]l!_fil]ATS?; THAN OLD, EDWARDS THINKS t (T -row’s Game Will Determine W h(.“m.‘ ko Thion Wil ] ;!’m‘mel‘ Princeton Star Sets Himself Up In Favor of Ou Cll;]i];‘zc(?rce:\mll-;;IC\‘en Has Chance to Become Mythical Lall]]!IEI Has S(]Ufld Which Will Yfi'lfi EH[IS 10 .Have Turn m_‘ Today’s Style, Although Beacham, Cornell In 1897, Championship Outfit of East — Other Important i ODE!] Season leellgh( Agalflst VDflmfl@Ufl] _ Still Yearns for the Good Old Days In the Gridiron. rs. choa Jo Beacham, Cor- 230 mmne 3 « OTRE DAE WILL - HAVE HARD FIGHT Again tomorrow York, Oct. 258 (P Other old hat has assumed the re of its ho victory in the hat's played to- \nds of its stellar halfback, Brucc i B B RIS down wvo rnds, Fishwic n of the tide ork of the ott, that the tu Tackles Georgia Tech—Big Ten " o 00sd i nds. These 1wo men. subordinat- Nieoriminating Lo Taon e 1 pav am \ and the sturdy Yale line et Bis 263 npounds net of solid e s st fomorrow, for ft at a e - y 1 1 S H 1 game i \ ( o N 12 pends upon thelr ability to stop the A i 5 o Eaneel : ¥ 5 il MAIRE DUNDII wide sweeps of - Dartmouth's CEY WY fuster, mor e ) ey arena on stars, Lane and Marsters, They hat ind ganie to 2 L ou i games at orld which title at present is (heir opportunity to he the heroes ¢ i r « o 3 i v Tod Morga i il they will SR e ; & nd w battle wi a pair of fi toplying for his 1 ik X . i ¢ 1S ¢ & into N ena, Tuesday the Army iy ooy ) ' L ) S N A f 4 aclon N Friends of Kaplan ers zipped around 11 fOr popg v hi e i P ¢ Melarni (. hiz recent knocko ins on one or two occasior Wl ¥ $ aeedy o) 4 i e o nt will be W was due Lo car s on many roattempt i s ' i 2 L G i 4 T ring at 136 pounds when his nat line N ! | ‘\l‘ ‘:'v iy Bl ‘y‘l‘:” ‘:",“\' Ko s « n % [P z was Holw prov ; 1N i i 1 re L HIC T 1 Rubinste te for 1o with the ro at the offic yl r of i ling id r and Ards year, were the st of the = - == e 0 he ¢ hoxing cotmniissions I ne ' 1 going o Beng €Ny rs to sign up. The for 1] ' < in the nse, and in the outhiall by r . the end 1ims. For Cambr on the defen o aveid ; ; A on ““v‘ h places its main reliane the: tizgh Fardu: ¢ Biloo Bt e e 12 worked at 1 vhonc s But [Hinois Hopes to Turn (e iar Pitcher Studies His New o o v m i isS el el fauanE | b ) hown a Level comy A main el O i 5 fefonse againgt this method of ond on 1 Aticrie G and B e 3 Trick Tomoiiow Tanaderial Job may be. While the Ay mads New Yo Colopol'l Dame rugged Rockne 5 d 4 (o} eral gain throug the air, ¢ vy papen i team to such a red kel AL Ll LI = « opponents 1 tar 1 hosing opinion of Edw 10 indicate strer e, | Were m ‘:‘. that Teeh would h n ( { AR T B Walter 10 4o anything with theie ;, ’,. : 15 “.\\\:uu‘”ju:' e > e oring year becange of the pre f s g s eliate their acrial game was cadyaprontieLLos e e bt o E L (e o and made four ance of youthful €ophomiores, but frou o e '},“ i 1 be told from it sl nifal eohlgthing RS o o touchdo ¢ n g e R e ] g i i W managerial job with In line pl LR e B S e e fute sue serimms P £ Buglec iy [Gosah S/ ssMISEHOUEN E 1Y Newark International zue club, mense advay the for Hel R Sfilin In e old days the cro vely nell. B 20 yards for the | sible. As a will be 2 el iatay an an tho HiAnpy R kD i g L e goal post affer tahing pass from I oninto 1) i e e S B S e e e S IS o sanhitants AT e o Wilson. The latier scored two touch- {Tech lin. i spring. Here they ave as printed in |AVgers well for Vale's offd 1t the license to Rain- open to downs and Murrell carried the ball | presses g e ST e which is another way of saying for I o Golonel over on a lins nge. Bucknell h for ek icld mal Guard team when ti 1 over Hlnoic ) 72 b Ly player must hustle every | Caldwell. 1€ his sturdy linemen rip RN ey e An intensive out after which beginning of the Vo M. L g collegiat 80| practiced | e No athlete who loafs wiil | open th ngline i ¥ did that o e b last Mond P old days lwok upon the torward pass Head (oach announced Wis Tornado followers st back and saw He was the only T R R e of West Point, Dartmouth will need | dantoq them fo the commissioner, @ | with S Bt oty ing line- e will inelude 'another year of defeats ahead. Then conld get who the Nz i ey b 1 its tricks 1o offet the ha day hatore r appeared for his iy, e S a backfield of Quinn, Hambacker, two slight figures went into the [onohue of th : ] it 7T hse W0 et Roax ks plunges. On past play, it 100k pupers, he elaimed. Donohue, ae- | odate one weakened man power Halicki and Dicl backficld replacing two old, experi- #0d he care in 1 1w unbeaten T i ke who need |88 1t tomorrow’s game would be a i iording to McCorma toa thal SN Al N Defensi-e s marked Pen The newcomers were the latter part « Grriatainl will he i d to follow or gstanetnesniXaleistline atiacksfRaindntidd ot ade Hidi) Iont i Ving foxtellant fooll and some tice m. Ricker ! Thomason. Apd the play 'he mpionshi SO ConRRc I NSRRI R \d the more open work and passing | on the day McCornick presented b ‘“LH Sl e y“"‘fl' 5 v wrd, was 41l of the two has made them the stays Played au T ver will e scolded for O the visitors. Tt it never pays 1o is papers. Rainer hus not furnish- | £ "I 1oy SIaG asann and flastings took his post and will of the eleve 5 ] oS : ““ ",“:HN\ 4 s dope out a teams play. Yale may led a hond today, the rival promoter | ! ¢ "“, et "m o "“ proba gainst Lafayette. | vy parham and Rundolph, fwo ken L . ‘d‘; ‘I"‘N;H'“Hh by surprise M]';‘m res. It has been found that Tl e e i‘oach Mel'r will be without | g tionnily capable bac < pmong its i ‘ 5 iy, SWitehing to its own air game, and | R has no hall in which to run Pkt AL [ e R el e ona i e e all bt one of the e e WY reports from Hanover dy hint the fights, Mr. McCormack decla "’""“':'f’]':"“‘;‘:lT““_’j”“‘“"”"” ";' and Thompson, wi e gtill nursing 1 passing ability the Tech attack L oare likely to see ~' e that Dartmouth may swing it6 at-|{ The boxin promoter contends 11eV I" 3 'f Sl Thenol smas i minries i dnngerons, Durant and Horne t - Missouri ', L “‘l" "n ) H" tack inwards in hopes of taking that the state law should get pref- N8 line play is just as important a: i e R b e L e | tcen | allowed to roughen the lall of use | Yale off is guara [erence over ihe proniise of & boxing | “1CT. A5 (e line gocs so Koes the ) o for Tl ava ; . ot and Wisconsin is expect- any substance {o make the ball 401 \yqiover the styles of play used |commissloner. Iifforts to got in|leam.” declared the one time Tiger . man fi el Al 1 record-breaking crowd | trick h = \by the teams. it should be a game | touch with Boxing Commissioner |captain who graduated {rom foot o K P r ostadinm, with appe- 3 \vu rowdyism or useless argu- bo Co b g Both sides have | Thomas Donohue to get his version hnll‘ to politics. el Schon 1] i e for other over- iug with fans or umpires will be tol- |y oS enn S e S . (of the matter failed today Playing at about the saime time, b, Columbi 4 e : « ctory. Hay Suspended athletes are 2oy Qeott, and Hammersl nd - P Both Beacham of Cornell and Ed letory of @ yeay SUTess on that form of attack. | o of coming into dead loss to the club, Dartmouth the remarkable trio of | FIREMEN MAKE RECORD | wards of Princeton lost the last e atled to | hat and Mizell are good line piuy B 1 the season, the Mir G- dvery player will e allowed, | Fane Marsters, and MacDhail. And! Chicago, Oct. 28 (®—Members of game they plaved against the rival tio” Wecks | figo | TS AnC A8 chd er llv’um on e 0 vew men Leary i i v they are well o generally spea . to use WIS OWN e Wiack s able to play his kicking | Fire Truck Company 4 have set|institution. When the former Cor- s p i south, fie W i ook hrec v last Soturday’s 550 judgment until he proves he can't|thus will put a fourth colorful man What they believe is a new world's nell end was captain in 1896 Prince- s tie Tthoca trip. ks ol Sl e o towi. Coach Thisile o i This Will appl¥Y in the Dartmouth backfield vecord in speedy preparation for & ton swamped his team by 37 to 0. T GAT hasduIpTrom | CorhamiRTd RO E Ll il oma ton u At of Wisconsin hoped only te hers, base runners and others. | Tnterest in the game is at fever When “Big Bill' Edwarde was cap vania-had an in- | meking the r-touchdown a ’ it (i < to a low seor No player's natural hatting o pitch, Yale's surprise feat of | jumped from ook jtain and right guard for Princeton Middie forma- [teinpla. if any ; ; with hopes of duplic pitehir vle will be changed. Army ranked it with the hest east- their staiions on the and | in 1809 his team lost & 6 to 0 game 1 Navy I Te even is familiar wit lctory oven S No attempt will be made by ern clevens and drew all cyes to- connected 300 feet of hose in 40 to Cornell althoigh trimming Yale 1l ch Cambr Jahnson to signal for the various ward it, while Dartmouth although |seconds. A New Jersey company had | by 11 to 10. posses.”t Altho ; The s Hor notl Lalls to be pitched, to give orders |expected to defeat Harvard, ran up held the previous record of 49 sec- e sl | ' . d T for every play such a huge score in doing so that onds. 1 i S lakbipmant asertta a vy player will be expected memories of the great 1925 eleven < {Mercury Still Pl""‘“g ot : | ota and a t n to correet any wekness he shows. are beginning to recur and send KING STILL MISSING | In Summer Altitudes gl T0UTH IS “FED UF - Dame inspired the Hoosior J6—Every player must obey or- shivers down the backs of the urgh, Oct. 28 (UP)—The| Chicago, Oct. 28 UM — Middla DARTPVJ“{ IS 1 T W W the leader ol 2 and practice self-control. Green's future opponents, whereabouts of William 1. King, west thermometers today remained ty a5 State eleven, wive - his Atst g _jvery player willl be told to = z jssing reformer, and his wife, |about two months Yehind the tim: n anad huffle, to alibis and talk and think of ARM AN WRESTLER WINS Carr King, remained a for with November just around the re dess Hawley s S th 8 victory. “Delieve in yourself” is onc Boston, Oct. 28 (UP)—Mike Na- as the search for corner, the weather was August. . T e e T e g of Walter's pet heliefs 7arian, self-styled Armenian heavy- |(hem proceeded. “Cooler by night” said the i - FUGH every game as if weight wrestling champion, defeated No trace has been found of Kine weather man, who read 82.4 degrees of Game, SLOMals Move Ahead of souih T I 11 cnded upon it,—but | Tlenry Gehrig in staight falls here since ha checked out of a hotel in|on the official thermometsr yester- Clnel DIl \Wr pa by don’t fight with players of your own last night. The first fall came in San Francisco Tuesday and hiswife [day at 2:20 p. m. Tennls weather N1 eh — Bill Weight Sets New a5 chib, ter what the provoca- | 16 minutes, the second in five min- 1eft no trail after checking out of |for Saturday's football gamea was yieen High Single of 118, S M it . tion. [utes. A Reno. Nev, hotel Saturday. on the charts. 5 i B rricre wore sent to the serubs anc 2 | 4 ; ket sidelines Sl e B S P S e e — e Ll vk o | ist of f Mo~ Thren non-scoutinz games are on vy . iy B i S o e e o tonores Ajp’t It 2 Grand and Glorious Feelin'? By BRIGGS et e o ot 5 Lo CowlINE Lot to scont Montar o o, e o t i 5 f ¥ A f ey L toa far away for Purdue ¢ 3 - 2 i : i : } : m oflier | B2 o L \WHEN THE COLLECTOR COMES AND*HE BECOMES SULTING AND YoU SEARCH AND. } b ’ ' clovies while | 10 S DSt it AROUND To COLLECT THE GAS SEARCH THROUGH BAaLes o€ ! ) ety \ i en route to DIt stte b 100 Witw P T RECE(PTSYANDLCANCELLED i Coneh Inpwersen aleo Ao (OU'VE ALREADY 60" THINK YoU PATD UK CHECKS & : witling, particutarly in PAID :] SHows Your ReceeT! go. 1 2 ) v fail y stop Herh | g THE COMPANY Don'T b 3 : 5 wd rday in the Towa MAKE NO MISTAKE 54 Ann 3 3 i aRont el nd AUl | 1 PAID & ' hout Yale [1on 1o the 1irst Lut he Nebr me toworro | : Grorg lue in Chicag | ! ) n t fowe signals and 1« Been Pesfeeted For Timing { : . i Lar 1a Y DESIENANBI One Has B Posfeeted For T i : a e ! Reamnai Games—15 Minut ) Iiont ¢ niter vattl | 1 ik AT 7(‘ v - oot : i BLUES T0 SHIFT 1 \ i | ; Lor Lol Poatiall Omifie Charses About ! : 3 ¥ in af - Getting NHITHE'S ot 1,413 Yorm vietory s n v in the N | Mo1o gt into winning =] Y . e lineup of the New \ — A ol ! \ . Blues will be shifted about AND You FRANTICALLY PAW| ANDTHEN AT LAST AND The VILLAIN 18 FOILED. T Dart- 15 B. Iy w pl have been added to OUER STACKS AND REAMS! | YouXAND T OH-H-u- BOY ! An'T c raid « 1d, and a series new CF PAPERS 4 i M 1 e given the squad at a i S =~ l:TD »‘é GR-R-R-RAND ) e [ ACT NIAH . i scasion to be held in Willow on Im PosiTve/ N LOR-R*R-R10US | ! HTS LAST NISHT ‘ i o et DR tena 3 IFKNEW | FecLim' @ g St e i ! T the coneh, is not satisfied "PAID (T § H i results the team is getting T adn nor « n ) int X ! lis 5 : I\ ‘u ‘v‘:‘n,..: m‘l-“ 15 decided to make radical TLTATA‘ 4 % JiArhy s Iey Memorial Sarieky, star of the team . 4 B i nosingle 1L B CoArviny for the past five years, who has not ¥ been on the squad this vear, will be ; : i 3 i 5T field in the game against " Ast S inday. Steve S I ‘ l backficid man, ine the y f G Tt ¥ VOLUNTEER BLOOD in the game. Pete ( dropped ¢ STt \Loreester, Ma Ogt [ it fullback and Louis B y members of the \Sigl AL ( o al the other halfback MALSELL IN BEAD ) It Jast night volunteer Tty N Yo O 1l 9 2 ) ) to blood jon for will probably be made up Yk Halscl of 8 Hollow 1 ¥ Ve \ mi \ viously 31l of the folle Argosy, center; s W £ y Shiy oRpltal Biere. The young men Anaetasio and Choster, guards; Beck roeo « i ! Il tackles; 1l Westman ship with 7 X con (0 1o v nds. The substitutes half of the 46 lole contest will ) . nah, G A wded and practics tergren, Kiseki and held tomorow Halscll i3 nationai ) ed Frankie Wine, last night march a body to the |'Rehm, backs{ and S. Puppell, Na- | =onfor chamyion M | hospital. grello and Coons, line. |