New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1927, Page 3

ADOPTTWO TEAM FODTBALL SYSTEM Mickigan Takes he Inative in, New Gollege Movement Chicago, Dec. 6 P—The two team football system is to become a real- ity in the big ten next fall, with Michigan taking the initiative. Towa also has announced defiinitc plans for a second team. Flelding H. Yost, director of ath letics, and Dr. Clarence Cook Little, president of Michigan, have an- nounced that games for the second Michigan team are being sought among both conference and non- conference schools. The two teams will be rated as first and second for the 1928 season, the Michigan authorities said, but eventually they are to b devcloped into two squads of equal power. Wisconsin is considering the team" plan, also. George Huff, director of athletics, and Robert C. Zuppke, football coach at the University of Illinois, were a bit skeptical of the success of the scheme. Ot all the conference coaches in the season just closed, e could perhaps come the senting two fairly two squads, needing no the crowds. The “two-team™ plan 1s a fine thing for schools with big unde graduate enrollments, A. S ot Chicago, dean of the b n coaches, said, but not for him. He pointed out that conference rules specify football games on cight days of the fall term, with no limit on the number of ga a team may play on each day, if it wishes. One of the teams always will b regard- ¢d as the varsity and the other the second team, Stagg said, for conference champiouship purposes. | The system has it advantage in giving opportunitie for more stu-| dents to play, Stagg said. Minnesota, has no two-team plans for 1928, I'red Luehring, dircctor cs, said, adding that his must e taken to mean that the oxper- | might not be tried there next Sooner or later all the big ten chools will have at least a partial schedule for a second team, in rh.—‘ opinion of Major John L. Griffith, athletic commissioner of the confer- | ence, for all the coaches and ath- letie directors voted favorably on | the second team plan when it na.s; Yours may be the Lucky Key! In th Build and Help Build CHRISTMAS CLUB We are going to give away keys to a Treasure Chest which contains s160% in Gold NEW BRITAIN DAIIY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1927. 3 proposed last May. Major Griffith | ‘n.wr‘!\.nnc will be on duty on the [that Durke responds to fires 24 | | said he felt that the incentive it AN!]THER "tPUTY opposite shitt. hours a day and it is therefore | Linder of the G il < would give to larger number of hoys | “Well, then,” queried Councilman to have his car available. idjustment explained the to come out for football would make | Holt, “you arc going to advance a Bartlett in announc- | recommendation relative to the pro- the plan a succe: master mechanie becau hie hasn't hi as in favor of 0 ? ) ¢ pro- |posed extension of Business * 2 fecling that the zone on West Main street, and the 5 ; withority, and you are point another who will 1 the same position, posal expressed a common cof | CHIEE APPROVED IMOTHER ARRANGING BOUT wil will not approve. recommended change in rdinance | Alderman Frank Zapatka who was |was adopt follows: ST 3 H H authority. present although not a member of | Business ‘B’ zone on the no () le | - H g H 3 | Plans For Staging Match lscmmncflunc“ Ul‘dll]allce Gommmee Cogua Boyle ; tie STpICE RNl L0t aeoond fas (OLRAEAL (M aln HE R ] ACr OSS:SICkChfld 1S Constlpatcd! : | o . work had been done by opposec 2 y to the west bound of the| ¢ § | mries mn wone o 5o | AN HIRG DR RO | st i et vl 2 S SR e Look at Tongue s‘ | Risko Bout Under Way. | i was for relining uniform at ‘I zone at this point to extend 100 ¢ IKEE : A | As forecast through city hall yes- that brakes were efore 1 north of the north bound of West | New York, Dec. 6 (UP) — Plans AT department was H"m -ntl i atradl for staging a bout between Paulino Uzeudun, the Spanish heavyweight and the winner ot the Phil Scott- Johnny Risko bout in Cleveland to- ¢d by the grdinance commitice of morrow are being arranged by Jess the common council last night, “T fecl McMahon, Madison Squarc Garden While the proposal that drivers of fore voting on thi: matchmaker. {he chief's ¢ itehboard “If simple jobs like relining nants fell cannot he nd should Af argument re criticism er a discussion, it was voted to recommend that the mended so as to pri vehicles on the west 'mm tie north corr et northerly to to the rear of the tion that a position of third deputy chief be created was appros- committ have to wear clothes to ilman Sablotsky inter- newer the gument asked 1if red. work,” (on brakes jected to driveway John A Coune Johnny Risko recently won a de- oOperators be r ! s o R e AR e T cision over Uzcudun, flat without a supporting vote, | where any 'An 0. building, day and v Scott was once matched with | The vote to ask the common coun a4 t declined to Councilman C. H. Max Uzeudun but the bout was cancelled cil to create a new office of deput ! rom t ger when the & in trainin nard injured his back was 4 to 3, all votes cast on I s were | : the first porticn board's report were Council- 1xon, Thomas B. | ed to do outsid At and William | “Not if we idered to be covered Must Make 4 Report fof the n oted to recom- 1 Clarence H. Donald L. pirit of St. Loui Goes Into W onkshop Hasbrouck He N. J., Dec. 6,5 ised were Charles | answers com- DISAGREEMENT SETTLED (P —Col. Charles A. Lindber, o. N. 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