New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1927, Page 12

12 AELSOSHSOSGHLE$L 9288898 8888.85,889 258 09,885LLLELLSLHLLHLHHLL DS $LLLELLHSHHLLHL L LL S HS L HOLL D i £ FOVPCLEPIPEIIPIVIVIFIIIIITINNN FPIPPIPIFIFTINIIIINIPOIIPIP TP TIIVINIPRITRITIT PRI 99 NEW BRITAIN DEFEATS BOYS'CLUBOPENS | RACING A COSTLY SPORT WALLINGFORD QUlNTETE WITH A 41-21 WIN | T o | Visitors Hold Lead Until Third Peried — Jack Mercer Middletown Athletics Jinx Killed | Enters Game and Changes Entire Complexion of : (‘ase—Veteran Player Scores Three Goals in Rapid —Reserves Pile U[) Score Succession—Total of Eight Fouls Cailed by Referee | e Lush—Meriden Here Thursday. ned dts basket with a dect Athletics of it over the 10 CHICAGO CUBS moments which char New B the 11 sent EJ nto t Welch am display slipped t all on the captaincy ind with Joe Go ading the attac y lead and the ¢s in Personnel and Man- adements ol Baseball Clubs @ and k, 1t other sadly dis to defeat in this I Tn the New Brita ind Mub pretty tongh fo " (R—With the £X0 k into the lime- of swift vent up the floor play by Mu ack score point Refere period, game on W ng the fact that th scored two goals 0 a tie at ons team play was { \ \, an .."‘.\,;.ul e rame while \ 1t Iy Shire pdiperlon by with “Kid" D Hardy playing cllar team harded New vell-plac o the occ wonderful hand, Conley, was in prime sl ping every dri many, and was shots in re ack Merc the local lin Immediately the old tims a great exhib va 1 Pittsburgh | the recr to the Earl 1 base nkee ing rapid succession located th spree % ting for t inutes of what Gotfa ar passed nic le on the fa continued his ession, whil cen missing easy shots and o way poil his 1 y found himself iod closed r had 1 G Grust stops. to lian just bef v on Sport at to fouls = , and . ay of the fourth M. Dunn red togeth on 1 been paid with i aristo- | not a few of | I. Whitney. | ph E. Widen- . oo New Britain Baskethall Team Meets Hartlord Yankees and d ! e ! zoi The New Britain Basketball team the league scason tonight in Hartford the Hartford Yankees, 1y the Dixies, at Foot Guard The game will get under way about 9 o'clock. The Capital City quintet has gath- cred together a strong combination that should cause New Britain con- siderable worry. Today, an an- uncement comes from Manager Prank Tredo that “Kisky"” an whose name has alwa an be | associated with the Bristol r. Wi- |has been signed by him and he will tion in appear against New Britain tonight. cat of a : others on the team will include Cighs the | the stars of the Dixie team that tured the hip a few ye ag ant, Hur- ley and the forwards, Hofferth will be cen- ter with George Gubersky, man, Hafner and guards. W Britain will send the same squad into the game that defeated ssence ive of Harlem, N. Vi turday night in this city. Rubenstein, Sloman and will be stationed at forwards; Jimmy Zak ki will be at center with Leary, Captain Sturm and Kilduff in the backconrt. 5 and Bohn ha came rd's tion 41 tussle with able to resuni Joe Gofia, Grusha with ved club was lucky to have or ) form whe vt having a run of bad fortun Kley closely LEAGUE TONIGHT Wallingford et ‘ failed to get in the Finally Brown ca drive off the wopped into the side Pritain a lead of onc immedi; ter this, whirled around the floor ar Blount to tie the count This lasted only a however r and Mec. ed up. shot a ne Eddie and the local star ball in. Again this pair help from Muirhead the ball thro am and Merc Bohne e i < pl with taken i wson polishing for 1501 Du 5 e 1 got b ; 5 banks hive Doit voi « S ¥ and Ruether Barrow of the club was force S g0 hreause 18 consider | ! will shots. Sliva was urler open Connccticut State i sters e minor 1o A. Widener nd one of the rf, has to this time jamin and Comp: Middletown offense v succession of lon and Bohner were | Both team i, season free-throw line, and the hugler, 1 ple of shots, for th 1 il s rough. Middletown dr tional penalties for how Jack ague retained opposing s played In inclu 1g0 Cubs, Cin tow HEATS, trom worked bout to open even ingford = the ball in again an nnati Washington to the the n polishing now v team work, Mercer Duggan managed 1o ford’s last point near game. New Britain zoal through fouls. " Mercer is startin time form that he i omebac team is in last place the team's play is ¢ last night. Dug Hardy starred for New Britain”s defs \luirhead and Blount zame. Muirhead was ength ir ipproache locked Irives s @go from to referee, < letics and has sce 1 race them 1 s Boys' Club [t ) 1l int H r nation ! - GIGHTS LAST SNIGHTE £ England, | Munn, Nebrashka, New York, de- Belgium, 10, Mass. , New for a sport also < been Grusha, rf Goffa, to show 1 s 1 the ed conflict that outw Benjamin, too. there is {hat gamble— that Each the list that the it Tn many their profit. | an expen- yoars A7 Athletics, Middictown 171 failed to acqui un who e it a p stopping S r,o¢, T8 .. 2 hbreds @ to the ¢ f Dunn, rg, (Capt.) 0 ) ¢ a the lean eat e proy of the ev Results Last Nizht Meriden 10, Holyo The s New Br \eAloon Neale Brown Muirhea Blour star arly in the $100,000 ay Grusha : Butler 4 Dunn, Boh- Dunn 4, J. Daley, fouls—Dowling, Lat Person fouls outpointed table the ate of of to co Wid servative up i ha trainer cquipment entranc 1 ] ¢ \ Aronson. & per will cost | Won by LOCALS TO OPEN Tried- | Holmquist s |ton step aside for a year, followed [month. iAin’t Ita C;rand and Glorious Feeling? WHEN_YoU WAKE UP ON A NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1927, PAWNEES PROTEST BLUES' VITORY ;cmim Two Oficials Were In- efficient in Rendering Decisions The Pawnee football team has | protested the game played with the |New Britain Blues at Memorial| |feld tn Willow Brook park last Sunday afternoon. The contest re- |sulted in a 14 to 0 victory for the |Blues following two touchdowns. The Pawnees base thelr protest on two decisions rendered by the um- pire and head linesman, respective- | ;ly, both of whom are members of the Rangers A. C. under whose !colors the Blues eleven plays. | The specific instances mentioned were when Quarti caught a punt |and raced the length of the field {for a touchdown. Umpire Recor |called the ball back stating that Quart! had stepped outside of |pounds. The Pawnees argued this !point and then, they say, Umpire |Recor changed his decision and |stated that a Pawnee player had clipped 2 Blue man from the rear. The Pawnees were penalized 15 yards into the bargain. another decision rendered by | Linesman Jack Argosy stopped | Barta after he had recovered a fum- | ble and had got away for a clear jrun over the Blues' goal line, “T’:n\'nm‘s claim that Linesman ‘;:n.i\"s decision was not made it was seen that Barta was aw: | The Pawnees do not claim that| the adverse decisions were made in- tentfonally, but they do claim that ! the two officials were inefficient and | unacquainted with the rules of | |football. Besides, they point out, it | was anything but ethical for two | |members of the Ranger A. C., one |ot them, Recor, being a member of the Blues team, to act as officials The club asks for another game [to be played at a_future date with lciency 18 well known. Whether the | Blues will grant the protest and re- | lquest is not known at the present lrime. | time, | | | I's | | " HOME AND HOME SERIES Harvard and Michigan to Mcet in | 1929 and 1930 According to Re- v York World. ) Nov. 29.—{P)—Harvard land Michigan will play a two game | {home and home football series in | 1929 and 1930, the New York World | today. Correspondence between | | the athletic directors of the two uni- | versitics has all but scaled a con tract which is expected to be signed soon, the paper asserts. | | Tfforts to arrange a Harvard-| Michigan series in answer to de- | port of Ne { w York Feld- | mands from mid-western graduates | customer in of Harvard were begun in the fall Sndeck, | of 1926 by William J. Bingham, di- | tain raiser of four |rector of athletics at Harvard, but were abandoned when it became ap- | parent that Princeton would have YO| |be dropped from the Crimeson sched- ule for a year in order to enable Harvard to ablde by a faculty re- take care of |striction limiting the team to but one | Charles Sapko of this eity. Sapko has game away from home a year. i | Harvard’s suggestion that Prince- by the announcement that only the Yale game was regarded as a fixture |on the Crimson echedule were later | eharacterized as the |led to the Harvard-Princeton {1etic break, despite the empt placed on overbitter rivalry placed on over-bitter rivalry and several startling articles fn the | Princeton game number of the Har- ath- sis | A preliminary game will be staged {viu-d Tampoon, Crimson periodical. !service of #he Mexican debt. country. three impartial officials whose effi-|to the two boxers moves which | svdnae | tre PROVIDENCE STEAMROLLERS TO PLAY HERE DECEMBER 11 IF NEW BRITAIN TRIMS HARTFORD—HARDWARE CITY TEAM OPENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE SEASON TONIGHT—LOCAL HOCKEY QUINTET DOWNS WALLINGFORD—OTHER SPORTS ITEMS moters Refuse to Go to TASSI PUTS AWAY | " SPARRING MATES talian Sensation Showing Great | Form for Gilitz Bont ndo Tassl, Italian light heavy- | weight sensation who meets Murray | Gitlitz, Hebrew battler of New | Haven, in the main bout of the first professional fight card to be con- | ducted by the New Britain A. C. in | this city this season on Friday night, | i looking for sparring partners. The | Itallan *sleep producer” has handed | out so much punishment to two of his sparring mates in his workouts, | that they have been forced to lay off : and Tasst is looking for more punch- | ing bags. | Repprts emanating from the s camp in New Haven state is In the most impres- his arrival in this three appearances here, he has polished off three box- ers in short order and he confidently expeets to make itlitz the fourth on his list. Gitlitz never worked harder for | any bout than he has for the one Friday night at the Stanley Arena. His punéhing power has developed to a hefty degree and although he |is now a favorite with many, he will'| {battle for his ring future against | Tassi Friday. With the fight goes |the mythical light heavyweight | championship of New Haven which mcans a great | deal. 3at Battalino is on the shert end of the betting as far as the Newark backers of Philly Griffin are con- cerned. Griffin has a long string of ictories to his credit and he is fa- miliar with Battalino's style of | fighting. His handlers have him drawn down to a fine condition for the battle. Battalino fs in good | shape despite his long layoff and he | is punching as hard as ever. They | will meet in the semi-tinel of six rounds and it is doubtful if the fight will go the limit. Portell and Angelo, the two Franks from Hartford will furnish another six-round feature. These two are among the most bitter ring enemies in this section of the coun- try and they are hound to settle heir private scrap in the local ring Friday night. Buster Nadeau in his second step into the pro ranks, meets a tough | Young Dempsey of | Hartford. This will furnish the cur- rounds for the night's show. Matchmaker Reina will make an announcement today regarding his selection of an opponent for Sammy Cooper of New Haven who was scheduled to battle six rounds with a fractured thumb which will keep Lim out of the ring for over a The first bout TFriday night will be staged at 8:15 o'clock with the others following closely after. MEXICO PAYING DEBT ! Mexico @ty, Nov. 29 (UP)—The | treasury department announced the | government had paid $524,964 to {the international committee of | bankers representing the November | day afternoon. |morning instead. |been made for two reason. |of the players will he unable to be | Dunn. >® Sssvseans aaadas il l] STEAMROLLERS TO PLAY HERE WEEK FROM SUNDAY Championship of New England to he Decided If New Britain Defeats Hartford Giants—Hardware City Eleven to Practice Next Sunday Morning — Third Game to Be Staged at Memorial Field—Local Pro- Velodrome Again. The Providence Steamrollers, the only National Football league team in New England, will play the All- New Britain football team &t Memorial field in Willow Brook park on Sunday, December 11, if the local eleven comes through and wins the third and deciding game with the Hartford team next Sun- Manager Ed Dailey of the New Britain club and Man- ager Coppens of the Providence eleven agreed on terms for the game over the telephone last night, the one provision being of course, that New Britain beat Hartford for the state championship. The game be- tween the locals and the Rhode Is- land club will be for the New Eng- land professional football title. New Britain and Hartford will meet in the third game at Memorlal Fleld in Willow Brook park next Sunday afternoon. Jach team has won one game, Hartford taking the contest played at the Velodrome a | week ago last Sunday by the ecore of 13 to 0 while New Britain evened up the count in this city last Sunday by the score of 9 to 0. Practice on Friday night of this week has been called off and New Britain will hold a workout Sunday This change has Some here Friday becanse of basketball games while on Sunday morning, the entire team will he present for the session, Several weaknesses in New Brit- ain's attack of last Sunday have bheen discover by Coach Dave These cropped out in last Sunday’s game and efforts will be made to correct them for the game Sunday afternoon. The play of the line was satisfactory and the squa will be cautioned to he on the alert again this week-end for the plays of {the Hartford club. Fans who have seen the last two games are in a quandary asto which club appears to be the better one. New Britain outplayed Hartford last Sunday but the reverse was the or- der the previous week. If both teams should get going at their pro- per pace next Sunday, a great game is fn store for the fans who are planning to watch the contest. The game will be played on the local fleld, according to the local promoters. The contract between the condition of the gridiron at the Velodrome {n Hartford and the field here, is so great that even the Hart- ford players agree that the game should be played here. The same set of officlals will be in charge of the game thls week and the kickoff will take place at 2 o'clock. EVANS T0 BE MANAGER Famous American League Umpire to be Associated With Cleveland's Baseball Club. Cleveland, Nov. 29 (P) — Willlam George “Billy” Evans has thrown aside the duds he wore behind the plate for 20 years he was an Amer- ican league umpire to become the |first general manager of the Cleve- land bascball club under ownership. 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