New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1927, Page 11

SL00050000000000000000000 Speaking of Sports Ko aaan 27 1 haaaa 7 A lot of high school and college students do most of their passing on the gridiron. It is rumored that the Washington club is going to release Al Schacht. After the way the boys played for a while last season, Griff probably figures he can sparc one comedlan. A moral victory in football is great stuff but try and collect a bet on one, Coach Wilce says the tackling of Ohio State in the Michigan game was good enough except in certain Instances. The instances must have been when the Michigan backs went over tor three touchdowns. Four players who were not start- vd against New Haven Hillhouse High school in the game played in| the Elm City last night will be in the lineup of the New Britain High school team and a fifth player will e one shifted from one place in the lineup to another in the game with | Colleglate of New H Preparatory school en this afternoon. Fither Ed Hennessey or John Reid will get the call for the full- back place, Bell will be in at half- back, Casale at center, Scully at 'nd, and Bertline at guard. Although New Britain has been vell represented at the Yale games n New Haven during the football season, the highest point will prob- ably be reached today at the Yale- Dartmouth game. The Burritt A, C. basketball team, hamplons of the state in their class last year, will not play in the pre- iminary games to the All-New Brit- ain weekly contests at the Stanley arens, Manager K. J. Saunders of the Burritts was told by Clarence Lanpher of the New Britain team. According to plans which are be- ing considered, it is thought possible that one of the girls' industrial games would bo played as a pre- liminary game. Bryce Long's plan is to have two 3 games on Tuesday nights and | one game between girls. The other girls game would be played in the arcna on Saturday nights. Arata and S. Mag, ns in the Y. M. . A. handball o defeated the Hawkins.Daley teant and the victors are new nearly up to the league leaders. The loomis-Cohen duo went down to third place by its defeat at the hands of the Walthers brothers. Manager Ed Dailey comes back at the Ranger club today in declaring that he told its manager the All-New Rritain team would sunday and that if it had a change of plans he would 1et him know. This was on October 11 rybody Knew e were going to Sundag, that is every one who reads « sport paga occasionally, but it Blues management doubtful why didn’t he eall either mysolf, Promoters Perakos. Walsh, Supt. Wainwright, and Judge Man- zan of the park department,” Dailey deciared, in the city the o crowd at th the largest this noisiest. Mr. Moore of Waterbury, who out- pointed Pancho Villa, will be wel- ouie to show his wares here again. He was easily the best boxer on the card. Pancho was willing to mix ft with the Waterburian but the lat- ter's flashing right slowed him up. The fans expressed disapproval ien substitutes wera rushed in for two bouts. As a matter of fact the <ubstitutes showed plenty of steam. amateur bouts season. And it as the U'npopular decisions were given in rec bouts. Many fans are of the opinion that Lieberman outpointed I.alera although it wae pretty close. “Silk"" O'Loughlin is a smart an. nouncer, despite the razzing he akes. Tt requires more than a good voice to stand in the ring and broad- WITH THE BOWLERS —_— PALACE AL CORBIN SCREW FOR Threaders Threaders Automaties N 5ot 92 SO 418 Shavers (70 one of the| not play this || play Stapleton this || was gtill | ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Andrew Tomlin Wright Charlie Low Score 1| UNIVERSAL CLUB LEAGUE | Seoginln Ktelin Frank Poplaski Camphel Cindleski Yankees 101 75 26 2% 8 0 | Peterson Holeemh i | GRANT DEPT. 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But the public eeemed curiously | interested in football. 1ull results of General Tl earr effort to organizs of mayors, governors and m of congress to join the continental | army were not yet known, but early | returns from canva&sed political | lights gave strong indication that thers would be large gaps in the ranks of the army which Big Rill apparently hoped to lead to Valley Forge. | Meanwhile, the campaign to Keep | the British Legions ontside the limits of Cook county and Chicago was at | a standstill. f The Engligh organization devoted relations between America and Brit- | ain, met in business session y erday and adjourned unmolested. Tt seem- ed uninterested in the Thompson drive to rid Chicago's schools and libraries of contaminating literature, reflecting on the records of revolu- tionary leaders, The caso of speaking union, an to improving William MeAndrew, % {suspended superintendent of schools \ugustine Valeniine Larry ' C.. 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Our Crackers are Alway: VISIT OUR DINING Open Until Eig Fresh oM 22 State St, Hartford “Under Grants” | handicappe RECRUITS SLOWLY | Chicago Mayor Finds It Hard o ; i : | | | British || § tish | that it was difficult to res it was really the starting curent campalgn of the ¢ destined to b posterit hooks, All other angles of cent situation the great movement o zovernors tives for senator and re service George Thompson invited ernors, senators and n than 2 to joi dation, T ivors of all cities 1000 population his Am ponsors explain on the provocation - American dea ition and “essen fined, but ‘Thompson prohibitionist A rider on the invitation & $10 initiation fee invitatons started Wit 20 point of the revolution, | knowr s the battle of ponderous the 100 per were subordinated to | testant denominations are to pray on that 1 to New York—Churches of 28 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1927. 'FLASHES OF LIFE: GOLFERS MAY PLAY WHILE THE TOWNSMEN PRAY Pro- ¢ Mayor |Lincoln's birthday for the abolition » | Thompeon to recruit fellow of T d some ca first foun- foundation—which, sligh is entirely non-political aninstitution designed to fur- nd respeet for essential laws' 'is not is an dvowed tion- of lynching. A FFederal Council committee of of Churchey Hay 1es, negro educator, on churches to zov- observe nen nore of that Americans themselves. where olse Christ occur must “Lynching ages whom tanize he ve are sceking to suid, Ther Torwyn, rarades on big its test London - It in Mding nsmen with shall be St Wales, mnot of the fairways a lorns on th sreen. A judge in iss ction remarked that the ctors could practice their re lout imterfering with other 25 de- ram v, and today they mayor's — piled on desks in (e o like cannon bal No ofic ta on the unced on t tesired to g plic "m puhlic came interesting Inforr ruiting drive, haven't ot Mayor Claude 1 the I'm too bui Miller of St. T wther your arcer g woper leadership,” said \ Swarthont o Mich. “I'll think end my $10 or Daniel W. Hoan ressed do nd ! up to Ame for law in Michigan wa Mayor gill 20 to exte Mayor A a politely ¢ agreed to $10 and all. Ti isant leton dec tion, junderstood included 1. €. St. Paul: Louls Roddewig in, ( iovernors ol Con nt. Appare more defi Merrill comy v damage ' 0 osides. A solin phil About iployment OPEN SEASON Will you t Yorktown New nature of the or sou itiol on 1 Sandstrom of Moline, th t of Hodason of York onstant for 58 years is no old admit hospital at passed v nee wa thout an a nt r T 61, Alexander Su said ollery f the s of King Christ in America authorized George L I to call anti- lynehing day after he had pleaded lanize s no- not even among the sav- “hris- | inday withe indignant nd & ng an ligion peo- A Eote of sorrow in | more. rd o vich no half mbu- inued bkoff, ¢ fiance 4 Mayor Victor 5" she T T am wond . ough”a school of hard knoc sonal exy su 5 lacking in years. New York It 1t Madison Squar some anno ilist, I upon to say, “in this corne itoyal Highness Albert Edward rmer the Hon Jan the result, an ¢ op would he a vietory for Prir of Wales, « who is retiri from the sea running the gym on the Beren has boxed them both Urince of Wales could pu 1o miayor,” he says fhe grievance against Sir Har e He let Harry flop him and the cdian forgot to tell the other Des | Sengers it was a frameup, eenville ey membery of 30 workmen wers drop in hoth B, d more dir. ¥ ot Chicago re ver if Mrs. Charles. Berthol gave affirn when questioned by David, The judge a fit person to i i wr ar old g withstanding efforts to had given th an e boy beer, by his stepmother, followed. 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SINCLAIR TRIAL DRAWS NEAR END Government May Close Its Case on Tuesday Washington, Oct. 29 (UP)—With | ernment’s conspiracy case st tormer Secretary of the In. Albert B. Fall and Harry F. lair virtually completed after ce. the trial re- lease of Teapot today wae in | Sir sulting from the Dome Naval Reser r until Monday, | Prosecutor Owen Roberts plans to call Robert W. Stewart, chairman, lagt witness on the Continental | ading company phase of the in- ctment, which charges Sinclair passed $250,500 1n liberty bonds to Fall. Stewart May testified on & gov- crnment chargs which has not so far been established by “eye-witness testimony.” That is, that Sinelair was a Continental stockholder, and thus in a position to receive certain profits in libemy bonds traced to | Iall's possession Then the government will present | ‘nce dealing with Sinclair's ad- mitted loan of in liverty bonds to Fall in 1923, after Fall re- | tired from the cabinet, The govern- ment charges this loan was a part of the conspiracy degrand the | 000 to | government. The government close its case Tucsda tense will start at once. Charles W, Thomas, former Col- orado senator and governor, will re- | turn to the stand Monday to resume his story of the conference of oil chiefs, in New York in Nov. 1621, on Tue when the Continental | company A contracts purchas ing 33 43 barrels of oil at $1.50 | and selling it to Sin r and Stand- ard companies at $1,75. Thomas, as attorney for the oil producer, the Humphreys, was present and wrote the contracts, Sinclair, O'Neil and Harry M. € among those present. started at adjournment K will be re- defense at- | Thomas st draft of the Hum provided for ably and the will de- | 1 Monday, after a to sy ascertain - from direct to the rompanjes nt wants | for a direct Continental gover to show it did provide sale, thus implying the company was forced to provide funds for such uses Rifts and | loans to government officials as DENIES McCORMACHK A stateme STORY Me- 1t he had a lease on the nt made by Harry Cormack th Stanley ing bouts Wright, Stanle ing on bel Torsk Arena for professional hoxe | denied today by John | Hotel manager, act- | of Messrs stein ; owners of the arena According to Mr. Wright, McCor- mack has neither a lease nor an op- tfon. 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