New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 4

4 COLLISION EPIDEMIC - BREAKS 0UT HERE Three Women Hurt, One Seri- ously, in Auto Crashes Three serfously, injured, or accidents persons e utomob rowly pe when a car was car and overtu not ng, Miss Mary tlord iriver ilagher, of ck by a car binson sireet at the corner Elm ts, and it w Britain G 1 ho an examination dis to the lov condition, started to drive stone on EIn Hamilla of 1 came n The young wom car and Miss Mal bump on tinch from t The dam. congisted of left front whee was torn off, side of the body, 1ef torn st Mar smashed, the right bent, both headlig the lef# front t1 left running } front fender dam ing gear put out of order. Car Turned Over o'clock this T F. ! was driving w 1 stree Hamil street Eig: ing over on it ner repo drivin an h ing at the miles an h and the offic police in Collis sion Constable n by other one NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, It was poin were not to e of t ded t But detours by way of Newfield on ell-Middletown highway and | lines are serving as substitutes little delay in traftic. 0,000 Damage. damage to discloses the present Harvard-Yale inelgibil- '« : of approxi- hange. Wa- New this the The arrival of ew York. to reach t tion Company was caught in a | cessitating a r delay. It was scheduled return trip this after- I The “Hartford,” oat, which battled of the Connecticut | h this city and red a return trip, the last this morning, will leave this afternoon at 4 o'clock r morning LITTLE CHANCE OF YALE AGREEING T0 CALDWELL PLAYIN inucd from First Page) Jones of Yale s phoned Caldwell to return and carry on with his studics € athletic m Ca erstood he had U d back to the football squad. There suggestions that such an be a protective meas- case the unexpected happen- ed and Caldwell should be permit- d to play. noon another ¢ describ- . director of Ver- “too ¥ buildi he operated were told of “entral Ver- o col- tters order ¥ ure ir imber between News Opposed y be the decision of : spirit of Yale foothall t o 3 to proposa @ -hUH]r case of News sces the rule. imittedly | v lO- in e Daily to abide by ; since forced it con- , and since both colleges h stently to the is but one e to follow, to uphold the © agreemen SRR ally conceived and has sin; infair, let next ar, but it is in force now and w take the consequences XXX, hard feeling and 4 this ques- and should msider the Jarsh words if tionuble power " win, Caldwell Plays Nov. 10 A— 1 include Br lineup when on Nov. 19, y William J. Harvard athletic director, in a ic n to Jack Cates, ath- Yale. Director seribed Caldwell Yale's finest sports which « d him to ble “techni Hope Hope vell in its Harvard he o toda ham, ruls declared ine ity (G to make any ture Ya of every Caldwell ainst Harvard that now do not mean 5 t ical zes | <h to do so. committee tochni- ing a Doth institntions gross injustic Suturday morning mark clock this e 18.6 ways Closed to one of feated that ot all sea- I 1o dis- | own is still N there on th o 1 biting for September ter wetice hefore to permit both teams work on or 15 und ag toof w n to start the season’s PAY _TV!_] i ) priates 75,000 the guess. out of ‘ home heating .+« you need expert advice OLD rooms and b WRITE US Ifyouhaveah ToDAY Problem inform cost installation and immense saving, for old and new homes — lar small—we wo ita privilege to submit facts and figures on modera raduator heating Iy write and we will send a heatin advise you, and serve you AMERICAN RADIATOR CO. €0 West 40th Strect, New York City cer who wil ADRIEN SHOP We Present the Greatest Millinery the City in A SENSATIONAL 2-DAY SALE! FRIDAY, SATURDAY 450 NEW HATS $3.75 —Felts —Velours —Brocades Values in —Velvets Satins —Metallics tions 1o miate ALl styles, Values to $5, e three days i \ iRONS' FELTS and id colors, 5.00 .A'ul $6.00. 590 | u 750 ADRIEN SHOP Tracks VELVET ‘lara Bow All Colors . . ats Just Across the S MAIN STREET ay en order- s | equ mhoul September 1. He also indicated that Hnr\nrd‘ way of Gildersleeve on the other “oum ask that the ineligibility rule |provide be changed so that each case under | |1t would be judged on fits own !merits. He sald that Bruce Caldwell | was not the type of athlete at which ity rule was directed. Ashton, R. L. Nov. 10 (®—Bruce Caldwell, Yale backfleld ace, who| has been ruled ineligible and who| returned to his home here from New | Haven yesterday, started back 1o llege this morning. After spending the night with his o |parents he left at 7 o'clock, going over the road in his coupe. Caldwell declded to return after a telephone conversation last ht with Tfld‘ Jones, Yale coach, who asked Brice to complete his studies. Not in Pro Foothall Vague rumors heard last night to the effect that since Caldwell's dis- barment at Yale he had been ap- proached with offers to play profes sional football were spiked today by both C. C. Pyle and Billy Gib- son of New York, whose names were linked with that of the sl Gibson said flatly that h had no footbull interests for |vears and has none at present, when talked to over long distance. “Nothing to {t.* Pyle declarei then explained that under ex- sting league football rules Cald- |well would be ineligible anyway | » the rules provide that no e player is eligible for league until- that college player's as been graduated from This would disbar Cali- 1l next fall, BY ALAN J. GOULD Assoclated Press Sports Editor All-American Changes New York, Nov. 10 () ¢t and sational removal Caldwell, Yale's flashy half- trom the gridiron picture, forced a revision of All-Amcrican |backfield prospects for 1427, Until ineligibility put tI out of the running he s most a certainty for any All can quartet of ball carriers selected. | The east already has put forward a | ‘nnm!nr of candidates but Caldwell, |on his all around performances {seemed to most experts to head t [list and merit the aistinction | place in the mythical all star cast. Other Big Stars 1t had scemed to some critics that |an entirely capable and representa [Il\\‘ All-American backfield, besides ‘aldwell, might so incude Morley | Drury of Southern Californ i and Herb Jovs- Minnesota Ir ed on what S ken place so f But it wonld | ¢ difficult to overlook such other! ces as Gilbert of Michigan, Flan. | gan of Notre Dame, Welch of Pitts- urgh, Wittmer of Princeton, Me- rary of Georgia or Marsters of dartmouth. There would be no difficulty fill- | ing Caldwell's prospective post from 155 ors and Wittmer may be. | cd over by the experts hecau are only sophomores and theve- (or‘ considered not quite “ripe” but !that would be about the only ground teams well ux Bruc back, nn;: o S {which they could be left out of con- | Both have starred con in all their big games so iderat ly | | The Jim Thorpe Case | of Caldwell recalls the | tragic episode of Jim Thorpe the great Carlisle Indlan athlete who was stripped of his Olympic honors [and medals in 1912 after discovery {that he played a few nes of semi- professional bascball for an insig- inificant money return, Not that there has been any suggestion of pro” connection by Caldwell, but that the downfall of both came from seemingly trivial causes. 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