New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1927, Page 13

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1927. 'TRIPLE TIE MAY RESULT —_——————— Landers will be represented on Uor his football carcer when he leads the chalked court with Bucheri, [the undefeated University of Pitts Charlow, Marsali and Stack, for- | burgh cleven into the Tournament of ‘Tutles and Kaminsky, center; | Roses game at Pasadena, Cal., Jan, Leitke and Kawalsky, |2. Gilbert Welch, captain and half- i although P. & F.| well represented | playing. Jiargest following | Corbin has becn | When the team w Hrte B‘:“"‘ERS WILSON IN LAST FRATERNITY Speaking P. & I. CORBI it of Sports mwmomwmw«mv had a question pro- pounded to us that we would li basketball fans of the city to swer for us. It is one dealing with game between the New Britain sketball team’'s victory naissance five of New York last Saturday night. Here goes: “Since the New Britain basketball m defeated the Re. We have an- | | | over the|$ Fore R. Sorrow ; Larson H’l[nr y Rev Alley )t New York, colored champions of | Wik world, Saturday night, does that give Manager Clarence Lanpher's cam the colored championship?” Toe Roche is quoted as answering, Well, it's a well known fact tha e New York team pionship outfit of the colored world ind the whole case simmers down to whether the world is colored or not. If it s, then the locals are out the picture.” Now vou tell one. Andy Carr, former Syracuss uni- versity quarterback and mbre re- ently a member of the Pottsville oothall team in the National loagne, the Bristol Endee: place of “Kisky” Feldman, who has signed with the Tartford Yankees. When the znnouncement was first made that “Kisky” had decided to tear himself away from Jimmy Malcolm and go with the Spring- fild Y. M. H. A, local fans were lisappointed because it was thought that no more would they sce Teld- man and Kilduft battling it out on the floor. vith Te order Now, however, Hartford, the same will survive. ldman in of things New Britain has about the heavi st team In the le Take Slo man, Rubenstein, sk, Sturm and Leary and the s have a husky quintet with speed to s The locals will o next Saturday Plainficld ager s always been a good g card in this city and turn out to b the : crbury will the ' 1gue home game in from Saturday mect Plainfield night. The this city a week Ada one ) members of the P. & F Ketball team, has been plain of the team for the g vear. Grossman bin gir omir he Tabs basketball team 1 hop into action Saturday eve against the Meriden Insilcos will be played at the Y. : . & B. socicty hall on Main strect and will be liminary game in which champion Burritt A. C. part proce the team will he the s Fhis wi second at- In the first tough game in th The score was s’ tempt of son closing minute. An official pected that will be the announcement is ¢ the Meriden Atlanties Burritts” opponents. x- of th school foothall I"ollowing a short New Britain High told to return their uniforms, seven vateran members of the basketball squad were told to remain and e surements taken for new e outfit which the’Red and ers will wear this v in wearing meeting Wpparel Ihose who remained were Capta 1 Saunders who will probabl nter, Louis Landino and 3] S e 11 s P T and Eddic Sowka and Jimms Scully, the wiards. Fred Zehrer, guard and Ar. 19ld Beckert, guard, also remain Within the near future the Eritain Tigh school foothall players | turn th attention to politics, A captain will be eleeted. At the present time, it looks as if Louis Landino will carry away honors by o wide margin. A group of anti-Delta Xi advo cates grooming Clifford Bell Theta Sigma member, for the cap- 4 but since the first namel n is in power it is improbable ell will win the honor. irly 25,000 Tondon school chil- dren began to wear spectacles in the past year, has been signed to play with * He will take the | Alex Za-, New | | Hohgon Hausman is the cham- I¢ Hammer ROGERS ALLEY STANLEY Stones n Forestandl Queni Budnick 41 Kings Tousbor will | ded by apre- | N state § ADIES' LE Hawks T B ] Squaws 1 I is . Lelst 6 318 | — 89 4571300 | 26 54 s WORKS MEN'S LEAGUER AGUE 181 Benl Curtis Ward Weds Lysle A New York, ) ryl Curtis Ward, form Walter & Ward, heir to 000 baker's fortune, was I'hiladelphia yesterday to derson, wealthy Wall str it was learned today fr The coupls honeymoon somewhere cago, it was said. Mrs. Andel Reno several weeks ago. n divorced nderson 29 (UP)—Mrs. er wife of a $12,000,- married in Lysle An- cet broker. rom friends immediately left for a near Chi- Ward in BOXING Under Auspices N. STANLEY ARENA Opp. R. BUSTER NADEAU v Admission § ; g R. Station FRIDAY, DEC. at 8:15 P. M. Star Bout—175 Pounds—8 Rounds NANDO TASSI vs. MURRAY GITLITZ Semi I'inal—126 Pounds—6 Rounds BAT BATTALINO vs. BILLY GRIFFIN 139 Pounds—6 Rounds FRANKIE PORTELL vs. FRANKIE ANGELO 114 Pounds—4 Rounds 2 YOUNG DEMPSEY .20—Ringside $2.40, no tax Tickets on sale at Patsy Bridgett’s, Mohill’s, Stanley Hotc] ;rhundenng Gun of Gridiron Wil Be Heard No More New York, Nov. 24 (P)—One gun | that has thundered with telling ef- Hf'(! against the N, v football dread- naught through seven long autumn engagements has been the passing of time, | But the of ten “direct | [hits” in the form of six murhw]ounfiv and four points after should lnng with a v toothall eraft !h’n Ino longer will bo called on to | “Lighthorse” Harry Wilson, Army | leader and halfback extraordinary. Seven years ago, as a sophomore at Penn State, Wilson fired his first salvo against the Middies in the {shape of a 12 yard off-tackle dash | that put the Killinger-to. Lightner forward combin tion in position to score. Last Sat- urday, as captain of the Army team, the blond halfback led an apparent- beaten squad onto the Polo ounds inte cond half that saw him hammer out o touchdowns and a L4-4 vielory over the nation’s | future admirals Tn the seven | played agair Penn § Wilson's name final analysis of « and that duri in an Army curiing leg silenced by memory live vears that he ha«] Navy, three at| t West Point, | s fignred _in the ime tut one, | appearance | niform when a re- ry forced hint to the | in the second period | pointing showling in the | faced the 1d at Navy first on a mud- Baltimore on November | He failed to score, but he | n integral part of at 63 yard! rdvance for the first touchdown and | vard march for the second that Penn Ktate a 13-7 victory. The | at Washington the Navy but the name that stood was Wilson senior on hlis fleld at College Wilson | ame into his own. In second | period he intercepicd a Navy pass wnd raced 35 yards for a touchdown. | Irom the following kickofi. behind perfect interference, he galloped 45 vards through the cntire Annapolis | team for a score, and capped that in | the final period by breaking oft ckle on a double delayed pass for | 70 yards and his third touchdown of oon | xtyear, his first with the | w his disappointing show- | injury in the service clash imore which the Army won | res showed he seven and gain twice a muddy field, his| part In a 10-3 Army victory consist- cd of booting a goal touch- down and scampering through the | left flank for 42 vards to thel 14 yard line. In that year he was_ somewhat overshadowed by a} d trio of running mates that | included Tiny Hewitt, Trapnell and I he year 1026 saw the 21 at Chicago hefore a then ree- | ord crowd for all time of 110,0 Wilson misscd a chance to break the leadlock by the distance his try for | \ placement field goal went wide to | the left of the uprights in the gath- | ering gloom of a November dusk, | but it was his rushing with that of his running mate, “Red" Cagle, that | pulled tho Army out of a 14-0 hole | at half time. Wilson's own part in | running game consisted of 148 yards in 14 plays, including a 1 yard dash for a touchdown.and runs 13, 24 and 28 yards, He kicked all three of the Army’s extra | points after touchdown. saturday Tighthors i his carcer by again pull- out of a hole with two | that spelled victory. back a Navy kick 18 yards S yard line, he was broad stripe for the plays later. Then, after | raced yards to the yard mark on an inter- gave the ball to waded four gl l\l,\ | Blue forward w | game SAW Runni to the ) over the ore five had four pass they ind he deep into the BOS CLUB OPENS | HITH A 41-21 WIN rom Preceding Page) (Continued flith, Greco Lewis, s \\H"h( tries—Mirigli holin, Garro , Carlson, 3—10 Free Zujko, Boukas, Parparian holin, Garro 2—17; kowsky 6, Carlson Aronson. \Lnr- ‘hot- | 13, Referee— | mer—1L. Anderson. | . Grusha | followed the game, the | al club orc v furnishing . Next week the club will face foe in the Waterbury Tmpe mus A stronger Boys' club. Corbin’ Two Games In Men’s League Have Important Bearing Fo on Standing—Landers and P. & F. Girls to Battle in Opening Contest—Universals Have Been Dead- locked Twice With Stanley Rule—First Tilt to he Staged at 7 o’Clock—Dillon Referee. to two Mar: land si playe: ot Industrial Teague Corbin Serey 0 Corbin Cab't Lock -1 0 Landersi .00 000, 0 Iafnirs - P. & F. Corbin . anley Rule . ew Britain Mach Stanley Works If the Corbin Cabinet Lock the Landers, Frary & C in the men's Y. M. C. A. league con- quer their opponents in the this evening there will be a trip for first but if these t should lose and the Stanley, Rul Level the New Britain Machine teams should emerge victorious, six of the eight teams in the les will bhe tied for second place W one | & victory and one defeat each. cro Should the last named event take le place the ¥ Works will hold | Standing. an 1.000 | the Corbi 1.000 lalone in 1.000 ' grip on last place and crew team will be all first place. It the Corbin nd Landers teams defeat Britain Machine and Stan- teams, there will also be | for last as well as first | nd M |a't 000 | pl oo | sky Lynch Urban, stitute lows am will be as fol- ury & Clark v n girls; New Britain Corbin Cabinet Lock Landers vs. Stanley Rule Lie first game will start at i und Dick Dillon will be and wrk teams represe thers, Ruards. substit New its tear gam center; derson Arena ke of athletic ac- ¢ and the compe- tition w he “Dusty” league record n coniing to sce the The leading Cor- ms to have the the Landers te ley Rule team will be the for the Corb ry starting the Motyk kowski, Corh s will contain three Ada Grossman, nette Seaman us of his squad. m which has bee games with girls. and nucle Mary will The n held an- nt ties i he s oppon night. ins will have the game follov Anna Pirt- | center Pite ephanic Oiszowy, guards. The who will substitute are Jean- aman, center; He Mie and Lucy He rwards; | ary Drezek and Rose Kulik Stanford University. | guards. Jacobs will be and T t center, Sartin- illige and Drayer, Baylock and Hel for Landers, in nted hy O'Toole, Ostroskj Cabinet team will V nter; Wal- and Bassette, for- WEDN wards; ute cen Britai ns of A ready for t Hugo Anderson will be at Floden, Fric and at forwards and at guards. v lineup will be > Mor- \nu- Pitt. WELGH'S LAST GAME Varsity Captain and Star Per- former to Lead His Team Against | back, having played three years om varsity, will make his last ice in collegiate football in ew Year's clash with Stanford it y. Welch this season has wn unto himself attention that s him 2mong the leading candi= | dates for A merican recognition. Fast and a good broken fleld run- nr, Welch's play has been featured by long runs. In Pitt's eight games this ye with only Washington and fferson gaining so much as a tie, the Panther, Welch gained a total of . In several of ayed only a few min- ROLLER SKATING NESDAY STANLEY ARENA 7:30 TO 10:30 P. M. 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