New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1927, Page 13

- —— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1927, LA59L8588008855888 54880080 Speaking : of Sports TIFIFIIIIITVIPITIIITNIe sved PALACE ALLF South Church 600895809 cam beat Wa .11:1 ord. it all in all, we are stil <t thrilled. Years ago when the g was played at Hanna's l','(<t \laln '(rf-‘ upon ths night, there and more lasting One innovation intro night was the presence the bleachers at the Navy ago, the bleachers : for men only. Last ni - portion of t! \ : bleachers was made up of woi w o Pe e, what will the play is a few week ROGERS ALLF Jack Mercer c and after we feel sure tha grade. R & B Squaws die McAloon was as fast as shot in two goals in ra id succes- Fagles n, he did v there, Hi as of old o1 showed the Owle i Hawks ¥ 1 Jean 10y I L on T D, N B MACHINT rom $ Buttercups Interest keeps up. Pansies BOYVS CLUB GETS READY FOR AGTION Daisies blers Best Amatenr Quintets Available . 0] Oppose Locals , r, who has alre sts which will ¢ Corkers Gladiators Monday club here. dletown Y Satur M Junior st squad, as Nick g d” Compagnone are on the infirm list. The latter is expected to Le able to play when the season \ '\ starts, but it is considered doubtful Lyn o6 to whether Gill's injured \. Nels will permit him to open the sched- M- Christopher ule with the quintet. The tea which Coach Anderson is now using consists of Grusha and Joe Goffa, forwards; John Kley, and Pete Sliva and Albert Benjamin, guards. Last night this team won its b, annual practice victory South church five in a f er the and fu ious roughhot N that he is even better tha year, [T Jone when he led the team's scorers, and |- Doniis much is expected of him this &ca- son .The two new men, Grusha and Benjamin, also showed evidence that hieard themsclves 1mvn before the scason is over, The Re team has a huge equad, but its starting combination will probably comprise Tony K lejo, Mirigliani, Zujko, Pary and Marholin. This team wiped up the fioor with a makeshift South church reserve outfit last night and Faraers sorve i Pritehards POOTBALL SCHEDULE 7" of Vermont A senkc University blishes | N vwin List of Games and Opponents For 3 i Next Scason, A Burlington, Vt, Nov. 14 (®—The University of Vermont football schedule for 1925 was made public as follows: 9. Columbia at New Yor neton at [ rineeton; 13 UHK University; Union dy, N Y. Conn Nov. Norwich; 10 Lindguist hene Rens Middle- Springfield st wiings bury ot Middleby at springficld. Princeton Harvard on the list. Miller replaces | il | 46 one on the floor and when he 235 Vs INTER CHURCH LEAGUE Vs LADIES' LUAGUE LADIES Rinkydinks WORKS MEN'S LEAGUE WITH THE BOWLERS STANLEY WORKS GIRLS' LEAGUE Harts Rennetts ORI E[ASSI[] T[I BE BlTTER FIGHT“’- : - TUNNEY DECLARES | % Gene Dealaves That Tex Cannot ADD SEATS FOR GAME |2 Additional Stands to Accommodate in the coming om Rocky Kansas in July 4 ten round declsion. That cost him eome $15,000 to sas’s guarantee, and nee been touring wide here purses are fair fs easy for a top-noteh- 1 n the first After all { the WAR ON RICKARD 13.000 More People to be Built at Yankce Stadium, Dictate to Him About Allairs The smil- ney who been develop- 'ch of his own. persons oniy Tun Billy 1 Bill McCabe. ROLLER HOCKEY THURSDAY WATERBURY =——VS&— me that allows s to h: P : PR NEW BRITAIN Preliminary Game tarts 8 o'Clock New Stanley Arena Church St. not turn ard hopes and thinks Tackles Idaho Whirlwind in 10- tound Bout Tonight, y declared th ght t will not see althot READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS | Hartford 0. | 7. Hartford 0. iartford artford 0. for Hartford 0 Hartford 2. . Hartfo BASEBALL COUNCI | FORWS NEW RULES Commissioner Landis and Two Presidents in Long Gonference me Kenesaw sies as last win- < Horns- York n of St. Louis ween Rog: stock even In inder the ex- I. the and when transfer- | ¢ of his stock or - officers or league t loan money to or £ loans for another to umpires for un- 1so were forbidden, heen in the majors sent back ler option new rules will be ready for adoption by club owners at their December s 1s. So far, Landis suid when the couneil me oke up last night, the draft ion has not been reached. ars cannot be to the minors GERMANY IMPORTS FIR CONES N. 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