New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1927, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1927 DISCUSSES GAME: Three Views on Foothall Are Given by Old Grads Dec. 16.—4P+ phases of f sed New Haven, on three s¢ at Yale are expr issue of the Yale HOTOR MOUNT FOR | FLASHES - ‘CAPTAIN JINKS" Britain's Horse Marines Are Motorcycle Men s fered in SYDAGORUCS. New |, York—A gulating b andis is feeling ' he wnney now.” Washington: EXECUTIONS UNTIL CONVICTS RETIRE Rain would be 1 drought pr churches, amplified, [ nue, ciati dell OF LIFE: WARDEN DELAYS Hartford-—Ba Plantsville collusion of cashil Rome—The Fascisti who pride Because of | themselves their “pep’ were vers arc to be | stirred be a high school pupil mosques and | was suspended for running from one | class room to avother instead of walking. 1 /Tmpero, Jascist news- paper, regards the spension as proof of sedentary senility and fotal of Iascist style on the part of the professor who punished the boy. gift. on use Thor fter or an arduous hall affairs, Mr. fine. ver het- “I'm ready for abser me on fatal Hoover believes Paris—Movi actresses, prize president of the boxing asso- |mits suicide in kitchen by taking| mmy Man- |gas while wife and sister convers: | the alleged owners of the truck and beer and the other two as accom- on, d has n letters from Sar > varsit h once ra and Willia Noveniber captained a a score of § Q. Henderson w 1573, took p with Princetor Morse wonld ret ate coaching svs Jones as tl was Walter Car Henderson adi of the rule which fur well from D ¥ Princeton and bin favors th scouting age have the coach of contact with intermission Speaking of t1 Camp, Morse says i head coach going the person of the was in a far better 3 duet the field work than man, longer out of the zame, possibly have done. Assisted by the old players and advised Ly V T Camp, the turning it of a good team was inevitable.” He then goes on to ack it it is not 8 good time to return to that svs- tem when it Is possible to sccure the proper man to take the place onee occupled by Camp. “Tad Jones by this time must have convinced even the most doubting of his qualifica- tions for the position.” Henderson declares “Yale owes It to herselt to see to it that no other bona fide Yale student should he sacriticed as Caldwell agree that under the existing ments or rules which however should never have been made, could right do nothing lees than de- eline to play Caldwell in the Prince ton and Harvard games.” Henderson would also remove the rule which bars freshmen from varsity teams. Of non scoutlng Corbin saye “it scems to me to be a very decided | step forward in good sportsman- ship. It takes away that continual feeling of apprehension that the team and methods are being spicd on.” He then goes on to compars & | football game with a miniature form of military attack and reminds that sples, under military rules, are | severely punished, due fo the ahao- lute necessity of keeping the enemy ignorant of plans for the methods | of proposed attack. ‘“To my mind this same thing applise to football.” Corbin also feels “that Yale ought to take a further step and request that all coaches be seated in the stands xxxx. This will develo; much needed leadership xx the part of the captain and will bring the game back to an uader graduate-playing contest instead of as it 13 now, a lot of pawns being moved xxxx hy strategists xxxx." Commenting on Henderson's let- ter, the Weekly savs “the wholc eligibility question is a llttle chaotic, we think, not only at Yale but he- tween Yale and other colleges. xxxx No two colleges seem to have the same elegibllity rules xxxx. The an awer seems to lic in clearly defined and reasonabla eligibility drawn to meet Yale's desire for amateur sportsinanship and in p ing only such colleges as have simi- lar rules. The whole subject necds restudy, we think, and some such actlon as we have indicated.” DENTISTS ELECT OFFICERS Dr. Benjamin Protass Chosen Presl- | an older has bee rules dent At Annual Meeting—Series of Clinfes to Be Conducted. Dr. Benfamin Protass was elect president of the New I society at its annual night. He succeeds Leikin, Other officcrs Henry J. dent; Dr. John tary; Dr. S. 5 the meeting, which Burritt hotel, it Quct a weries of cli n Der ing 1 Wi Ciesczy Stear a board of mature IN £ Mont- deputy City Items Miss Katl t will 1 eld, Mass, Jan Friday for to attend the ice Springfield which will he « Coliseum. She and Mrs. lle of TLasalle Sprir hockey il We M. 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