New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1928, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1928, | SOPHOMORE Sflll BISHOP OF LONDON IS l e NEW BRITAIN'S OLDEST DEPARTMENT STORE " WORRYING OHl0 Big Ten Championship Blimisa- tion Gontest Is on Tomorrow Chicago, Nov. 9 M — A tow- headed sophomore, Oran Pape, who can sprint the length of the grid- iron {n less than 10 seconds. and | not that giant Indian line crusher, | Mayes McLain, worries Ohio State 23 it marshals its forces for .its champlonship elimination combat with Iowa tomorrow. Pape, who in about 40 minutes of work all season has taken the lead fu individual scoring in the Big Ten by making eight touch- downs, has been the subject of long lectures by- Coach Jack Wilce of Ohio all week. “If you can stop him, I think we can beat Jowa and win the Big Ten | football champlonship,” Wilce has told his men. Given any kind of interference and once past the line of scrim- mage, Pape is an extremely hard man to catch or stop. Like “Red"” Grange he can wiggle away from tacklers, and ou an open field he s even faster. With every player except Farroh, blocking back and star pass receiver, in good physical condition, Coach Burt Ingwersen and his squad of 28 Jowans were en route to Colum- bus today. Ohio is considerably bat- tered with injuries and Fred Bar- ratt, giant center, and Leo Raskow- ski, star tackle, may get into the game. Upwards of $2,000 spectators are expected to jam Ohio stadium for the battle between the two un- defeated elevens, the winner of which will have undisputed posses- sion of first place in the conference standings. Minus the services of “Dynamite Joe" Gembis, its crashing fullback | and fleld goal stricken with an attack of appendi- citis, & squad of 28 Michigan play- ©rs was en route to Baltimore to.|®nce the war in the manufacture day where they tackle Navy in the only intersectional game on the Big Ten's card tomorrow. The crippled list at Chicago fs 8rowing again, and the outlook was dark for an upset over Wisconsin, | Bob Spence, veteran end, is out of | COUrse have been based on exag- the game with a bad knee and ti is unlikely that Captain Saul Weis- low and Proudfoot, tackles, will | start. Ken Small, center, may get into the clash. Wisconsin ended its preparation for the game without a single scrimmage all week. Chicago's flank and weak sjde spinning plays both- cred the Badgers. Northwestern's second serious in- dury of the season was reported vesterday when Larry Oliphant, sophomore end, was definitely taken oft the team because of a bad leg. ! The Wildcats have polished up their aerlal attack for Purdue, which is | expected to arrive tonight. Coach Jimmle Phelan of Purdue expegts to start a veteran team against | Northwestern with “Pest” Welch and Glen Harmeson, backfleld aces, supported by Al Guthrie and Eb Caraway. The Minnesota-Indlana game at Minneapolis will be a contest of cripples. Each team is badly bat- fered although Bronko Nagurski of the Gophers may start at tackle in- stead of fullback. Twenty-five Hoos- fers invaded Minneapolis today. lllinois leaves for Indianapolis and the Butler game tomorrow, but the reserves are expected to do most of the work, with the regulars wor- rying about the Michigan game. Coach Bob Zuppke thought Michi- gan knew too much about Illinols plays, so he trained his players se- cretly last night, The Jacket styles. |diocese recently voted against al- kicker who was |8ome product of the silkworm, re- | mains much of a mystery despite | | HOFFMAN’'S ORIGINAL ARMY & NAVY STORE 56 CHURCH STREET SUPER SATURDAY Largest Stock in Town MEN’S LEATHER JACKETS $8.95 $9.85 $10.95 $11.95 $12.50 Made of fine quality skins, in plain and reversible models—Coat and {the diocese where reservation is not |day that his action will intensify the - DETERMINED IN STAND, Will Permit Perpotual Reservation of the Sacrament Despite Re- cent Hostile Clergy Vote London, Nov. 9 UPM—Undeterred by the authority of parliament and the recent hostile vote of the ma- Jority of the clergy in his diocese, the bishop of London has determin- ed to permit perpetual reservation of the sacrament. Perpetual reservation was the ! point which chiefly swayed the! house of commons when the .1937 and 1928 revisions of the book of common prayer were rejected. The lowing the bishop, the Rev. Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram, to regu- | late permanent reservation. ! In a letter to the clergy of 160 churches in the London diocese where reservation has been practic- ed although it is technically illegal, the bishop directed them to con- ue reservation. He placed restric- tions on some of the other ohserv- ances followed by Anglo Catholics. ‘The letter apparently was not sent to the other 460 churches of practiced. Opponents of the bishop sald to- trouble which already is serious enough. EFFECTS OF WATER ON RAYON TESTED Silkworm Substitute Still Re- mains a Mystery Washington, Nov. 9 P)—Rayon, chemistry's substitute for the toil- the enormous vogue it has attained | of women's wear and other articles. Since it is composed of cellulose, many jokes have been made about what might happen if its wearer | should be caught in the rain or otherwise drenched. The jokes, of gerations, but the bureau of stand- ards has just undertaken to find out how much foundation they may have in fact. The present phase of the rayon study, which has been under way at the bureau for some time, cen- ters chiefly on determination of the effect of moisture on the strength and elongation properties of four types of the material. Supplemen- tary work also is being done on ray- on of the cellulose acetate type to cut just what happens when it 's| boiled in er. It this can be as- certained {§nayv be possible to point | the way toward a method of wash- irg the materlal without risk of de- stroying ity fuster. Statue of Jackson . Draped in Mourning Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 9 UP—The | statue of Andrew Jackson on the grounds of the Tennessee state capi- | tol today was draped with heavy mourning and at the base was a floral wreath, bearing’.a card with the following inscription: “Thomas Jefferson was the founder and philosopher of democracy— | Andrew Jackson was the crusader | and the sword.” | ‘The mourning and wreath were | said to have been placed by demo- | crats who witnessed the defeat of | “0ld Hickory's’ party last Tuesday, not only by the nation at large but | by his native state, and city and even his voting precinct. EXTRA! MEN'S PANTS “ $2.95 Fine Patterns All Sizes Brown’s BEACH JACKETS $4.95 98¢ « $3 every size. FOR FINE LUGGAGE At very moderate prices Let Hoffman's take care of your needs. WATCH THE WEAR WORK CLOTHES In the greatest variety of styles can always be found here. 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