New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1927, Page 11

PSIBLANLII8L 9850508550088« 2S|;n.eaking § CEELTIVTITTTVIVITIVITIVG The New Britain basketball team will play its first home game in the Cennectioyt Siate Basketball league Satyrday night when it meets the ley Arcpa on Chu Waterbury team he vd to the front I victory over 12l opposition. fhe locals will g0 10 New Haven I'riday nighy to mect the Atlas of that city. This will he a real hot me as the twa teams have always been rivals. The Tabs team will play Plainfield quintet at the T Saturday night. Last Satur nficlders nosed out the ain feam 852 to 30 in g hect om over New cast to be able to st ain teams down in a The New Britain roller hockey tegm has med twa reverses in its first (wo starts since its reorganization However, these are not {aken seri- onsly by followers of the game be- canse it is realized that it will taike a féw games for the team to gt zoing smoothly. The play of the quintet against Holyoke Monday night shows that it is s petential winning combina- tion and it won't he long before the team will hit jts stride Thyrsday night, the pick of the amateyrs of this city will meet the cr Lminary geme. The Fusari broth- rs, Marty Dush, George Bayer and many others will be seen in action in the game. A chance for the industrial coun- cil to get going in another sport is presented threugh the lack of ama- teyr roller heckey teams in this city. 1t appears that there is an oppor- tynity fer the formation of an In- dustrigl Raller Hockey league n this city and it wouldn't take much t6 have the varieus factories grt eult. WITH THE BOWLERS FRATERNITY ALLEYS ALLEVS STANLEY BULE MEN'S LEAGLE Levels vl 105 . W A7) 485—1430 Rules Matleis o 24 1108 Thorstens Joxn Due 385 40 Screw Drivers .95 Ritter 95 Peck 5 Conne 58 camphell 93 3 Loe 51 a5z Odman S5 261 Henry 10— 208 Durdick Mafiat A5 | Rund st 414 460 4031307 Chisels 1) Cohen . Thorp Bondick Alberth 9 | Becker K | | Bit Braces 116 [ NORTH & J Lolly L Pops . Valkonis iof Sports §f strong Waterbury team at the Stan- | Meriden and New Britain will meet | o and it would please the hoys | m of Meriden players in the pre- | tegether in the formation of a cir-' M. Dunn 1jadv va Il | Madam X | 17170 SCOUT TEAMS ' AGAIN NEXT YEAR | i = 0ld System to Be Renewed by Many Football Coaches Kansas | Chocolate Drops |F. Young 5 M. Renock 0 | A . Dee. T B—All thé hullabaloo over foothall seouting New! Peppermint Patties isn't confined to the England Moy 16 where Harvard and Ya ’\”vim i = pposite sides of the fence, sl ! 1| Valley Conference T s2— 149 | 3 s year under a % ~— | gentleman’s non-scouting agreement Sile Savere S hut it probably will be cast aside an- [ 4. Valkouis 11 64— 133 | Other n. with the scouts back B 137 i their open-and-ahove-hoard roles, Y2 mhor to judge from iment that is com b 164 | Ing ¢ sehools. ~Mis- J has blown over hut ob- Peant Drittles 1t L gropat S 5 g ci xample aminak g Itiges of a non-scout- Lowis 0 cy. This contest is the classic ! laf the Missouri Valley Conference. Tt was understood that neither unl o0 gsu- 389 | versity would have any official scouts. Bt jt seems that an ex- FARNIR GIRLS LESGUD | YL s Shn 2 anses Neptunes Kansas official, on his own initiative. 136 | seouted Mis in the Jowa State s0 game. His obsorvations found their irally to the Kan- Kansas, after a rallied to wallop ison Adupiters . 162 rence leader. \ 1 1 tions and ex- B N & ! MM ¥ L t supporter of the a2 a icy, d agree- Mars ~Hment most of fts 1927 oppon- B Winet 7 =0 this principle. But therc it 57 el hing to prevent rival coaches ST 69 83— 1 Play-hy-play accounts . Kildurt 15 -1 games in the wspapers, publisied photographs and matter about the Venus formative 1 already has served noties not subseribe to the principle. cntered its agreement with Yale this " FORMALLY OPENER non-scout he was at Cambridge that the Perey D, Haughton huilt up one the most, efficient scouting &y th country. IT1ughton 1, was fundaments Ilis intlucnes earries on. S0 it seems likely tha tems i Seoutiy the latch & string will he out pretty generally " 1 A “levens in competitions adopted hy 1898 and apparently followed Ly Towa and of havi Michigan for The likely {0 he new | ndbell courts at the and Apevian of handed a lacing ¢ Loomis 21-17, 25 Tong trom and 1-13 ap between tory Over Boston. mid New York, Dee. T (P-The Mon- Dressel and Crows and Roche and treal Ca ns moved into a Mangan re I in a victory for the place tie with 1. Maroons of their PR hotly contested city teliy in the standing of the tres. Dressel and Crowe took the international group of the Nutional first 21-1%, lost the sceond @ to 21 Hockey league 1 then came ont on in the All hockey fistures resulted in v Brothers drawsast night, the L throngh overtime to en- deadlock whils the ged in two singles match wh Rangers were held to @ Johnson took the first by the Pittsburgh Pirates, {he sec- The Rangers continue to head the dil Toronta Maple enators battling thivd 21 to 9, The W, lost to Lawson an the scores of 21 to 5 “Yump pson and Dre fs and Oftawa g winning one. and Dressel tool | each In séven starts, the Pirates have Il to register o victory. Thelr best rom, physical d 1 the local institution and Vel Waterbury, veteran physical instruc- (¢ tor, vlayed o eame with Herg- has been two tie st winni to 13 F.oomis and - ~ Hlorgst defeated Walsh and Vel- 0 N ATURE GIVES NEW LAND te 6-21, 21-17 and 21-15, : » Anchorage, Alaska, Dec. 7. (P— A new handball league - Wil Be gl uare miles of land, | slowly formed within a week nd play will . o rising out of the Arctic watdrs along of several fe the hi 31 feet at rhy g . defeated Pete Nebo, hest tide, which at- Anchorage, only tains I Micky O'Dowd, Muncie, Ind, won The Grimson | first | 10, LeWitt and Cohen parade in both international and 1 bit of the night American groups hewever with a 3 n by taking Walsli toial of 13 points while the Maroons, and Velte into camp by the scores of canadiens Bruins are next in 21 and 21-18. the standing, tied with ten points BACKS POR CAPTAINCIES Tackles Tmad Tist Taken From Colleges Through- of Selections out Country., | New York, Dec. 7 (Ri—Linemen | are favored over backfield players to eaptain eollege foothall teams in 1928 by 81 to 15 a roundup of se- | 1eetions from 46 institutions reveal- | | e today, Thirty-five of the colleges | |on the roster are in the east. | The honor rolls lsts thirteen | tackles, ten halfbacks, wix guarda ! six centers, slx ends, three fullbacks and two quarterbacke. | Under the supposition that back- | field men corral most of the prom- | nence during a playing season, the | tendeney has beem to cheose cap- | tals from the line to distribute lau- irela in equal preportion Princeton adhered to a traditien | started aince the World War of se- Jecting a lineman for eaptain naming | | Chuek Hewe. a center. Howe | comets from Pittshurgh. Well known stars returping as| captains with that added advantage | for All-America selections include | Paul Scull of Penn., French of Har- | vard. Burke of Navy, Nprague of | Army, Baysinger of Syrueyse, Black | of Dartmouth, Dymont of Colgate, | Rich of Michigan, Cornsweet of | Brown and Ellis of Tufts. THOTEAM PLAN | in New | { Movement. | ing in Rig Ten Circles Chicago, Dec. T (P1—Indications around the Big Ten are that Miehi- gan will do all the pioneering rela- |tive te maintaining a tull schedule for two football teams next fall. While only ena eoach in the con: | i o T oLCA formally o e e D. ot AL lagt night with ppropriate cere additional moments of i} - 212 mon a izzling battles be 80— 221 pyeen picked teams from Hurtford It will be all vight so long as Mre. Urban . 45 {8 | Waterbury and this city. The pro= ‘ypere is a elear line between th m opened with a dinner b G tyaraity” and “funler sarsity,! ob S48 ent 29 o'clock w 8 1 attended el e R e servers point out, but the checri Trs. Flels am s -":" i TR hairman of | ions may be a bit puzzled if twa Mims Swanson 0 the handball committee, presic cvenly matehed te &, each playins “figs Roc ! i the festive board and during the eve- 1 100 Bl C 0 are turned out hy “re L. Winger i o William 7. Mangan pre- | S800 0ol gl o : IS formation of two teams will g A A wILLS L R .,‘ e A e players a chanes to participate ' 212 | pound gamnetition it Large 1 v watehed intently v th o onraging & ariousl e r Ther Ciaphasis” with twe games to on the newly ercated s sir- Plyed and (wo ‘gates” Lotbe collect- faces. 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