New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1929, Page 21

jo! o NEW BI’TT AIN D ATLY HFRAT D FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929. 21 SS — — — WT°0QNWN¢WQ‘<W¢ w the (mul extra hole, whee a T Runs battel in—Ott, Giants, 133 | season. Among the 75 footbail COXSWAIN § Baschall Standm%VETERANS REMAIN ceihavacist it bt NEW BRITATN RESIDENIS | fo i e e 1 | v coxmane s k 2 i N Doubles—Ireder obins, 48 t ented Browne-Nichols school p €a n ANEr TRAGUE IN [ifl l-_v T[}URNEY WORG) ON HIGHWAYS O}' TRAVEL v s—1 ates, 18. the British Henley regatta were AME JEAGUE ‘ n s ling it s—IC s, 37 heaviest entered, the coxswain of S por l S g Games Yesterday ninth hole Tourists Return from Vacation pigen T = At s e s -Nvmooetnwwww« ‘_f‘ Soland 4 Dstrolt 0 el e e Trips While Others sail for st 4 New Y i cup avt 180 pounds. S 4 Avin 1f only some mi ps Crs N or e New Lritain Gas com | - vas ne & ) Get D lay Ma s en made be admitted to the New Britain In-| i Clorali | al Amateur [ay he outcom s idons oy My I B dustrial Council for the comping . pet. | on t 4 aul c 4 o basketball season that (¢ corn- 3 I e 2 1 e 3 s et the Industrial - Youth has i 13 s a t favo, " Iy S I conch i ball leag tional amateur e g A 2 A & 1 The ba : 1 Bl Some time & Washington in its semi-final u : 3 . made application fc ce 0| Chicago er four of z 4 =0 the council but ti tion was | Boston reric ) T e 5 = 2 B twraed down becauss. of the fact | YOST RAS RESIGNED - , FOR OLOTHING SATISFACTIONS that the company was not regar crow Rimc: i 3 1 X but as a public| Cleveland at Philadelphia s kno the sandy . ’ (Other clubs not scheduled) head of Tiobby Jones Michizan: Coach for, More a : ; — === After brilliant third tri- Quarter of a Century Steps Aside Lt HARDEORINGAG rious other citios | Games Tomorrow umphs. this & of e o Y., Sept. 6 (U | state, companies| Detroit at New York e o in Tavor of Youths. | telephone company,| Chicago at Washington 3 | 1d gas companies ar at Philadelphia : i mdustr Bostor > « | teams play ir : r | hat heading. NATIONAL LEAGUF ; : | o of it is hard to see wh : : | the local company is excluded from Games Yesterday 2 the i because of wbove- | Dittshn . Cincinnati Statel i (Other postpone or 2 PR eI wet grounds). ; I M IOD A { ceted that t con- — v N, Y ‘“ e e The Standing ) Mk W L. - { i e qach 87 ) o \ sburgh T4 5 v York 68 ‘ & ( ¥ ottt ]iul'?!‘ 04 3 3 0 % | ¢ Hisadiled g of t o ) | | wdelphia | | epresentatives for tonight i - i 4 ] Cincinnati | oAl ; TO USE PLAY SYSTEM | 11 pro: EW st S i Al Games Today r will be opened short-| "f,'";i'}“l,f"‘“‘;'r;f";;fl‘i;“"‘ (2 cord t Es: bvoRmion 41 (Other clubs not scheduled) oM Hopnoredito | we un ear art o 2 G i Games Tomorrow 4 Brooklyn at Pittsbur, . the n Boston at Chicago. PLE >\|\ OF ENDS ( as far as footba NawEYor Ginainng N. I, Sept. 6 | o incemen Bl Jackson ¢ I8 o Philadelphia at St Britain triumvir that the club will not be in action INTERNATIONAL LEAGUR B 1s, according to h stateme formed his % 2 ! ater L .‘”7 Games Yesterday un- 11 cival avenue bhaseball for football this fall but it is unde- her this 1 will be | team of in the club or not. A Dridgett, well-known Datsy sportsman, is confi to his home Games Today on Roxbury road illness. Hr at Jersey City (2) has been in bed since last Monda t Baltimore (2) Montreal The baseball | Rochester rom the and Law EASTERN LEAGUE vesterday b Fostat 110 to 2. Sam mes Yesterday batters in th Har 8, New Haven 7 B Spri 11 Dittsficld Providence SEEKS HALFBACK v~ Providence Pittsfield rgetown Grid Coach Wants a 3o oo Rugged Man i in Backlield ‘ Gear Games Today Sept. 6 (P New Haven at Hartford knowledge of a| Sprir Braen ack lurki ) Tittsfic Providence. fuden Allent at Albany. ¢ can atitude by Games Tomorrow fore it is ton ] very few fhings T.on t Pittsficld oAl dfice. for his. footkal Allentown at Providence. this fall this unknown back is th Or conrse Tou v, NAMED BOSTON BULLDOGS ¥ 3 sted in another i end. But for the time beins e the foh of finding a hamme T o o under fo lead his squadron of light hall toters but wonfully Local Players and Stars of Tormer TG ity S e “orzetown BT vored than | Pottsville Lleven, the hlazing sun at 1 3oston, Scpt. 6 (I'P)—Tost trs professional football team w i George- known as th 30ston Bulldog e WOoull il pe composed of local stars 1il for a chan a man 4 group of players from the Ic who could smash v Hudalki | vije, pa,, team, according to an u negan, less than 160 pounds in heft Ma o1l sooracter but nouncement by I laston, zation. 1die Morris of Wol- ident of the new organi- aver jud O'Hearn, a youngster, may b | Morris said he hoped to sign Gus he a coach’s prayer but 'Sonnenberg, world's wrestling char as he might pion, and the former Boston coll¢ he stars, Al Weston and Joe Kozlosk director of for the n gation. Home <hington muniv v the have hee HANDELL VS. CINCENTINI Lightweight Champion Starts to Dis- played at Braves fleld mat eloven last Ken ' prove Rumor That He is Slipping a9 vards N. Y. UL is|in Ring Form. AManney and 1 tackies. Wyn 20, Sept. 6 (A—Lightwel Mandell tonight theories that by ‘hing his rin science a st Luis Vincentini, rug- ged right hand elouter from Chile, in 1 10-round battle in Paddy Harmon's n punch howl Cordovana ove Dwyer. hacks, manvy lin ineami Dle matd the and of them hig and o0 stadi 1 " 5 ’:v‘.“"‘ s title will not be at stake, y s (Al j '” but if the Chilean can make it inter- esting he oubtless will have to give him a crack at the crown to sat boxing fans and the new Illinois ath commission OPERATION Oakland Sapt. 6 (P—Helen | % T Wil 1 te s champion, W n Maryland wvho is suffering from acute tonsil- West Vir \ minor throat itis, was to unde men Valley operation today. 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