New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1929, Page 26

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1929. KID WILLIAMS READY FOR OPENING OF ROLLER HOCKEY SEASON—POTTS AND FINK TO BE OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL LINEUP TOMORROW-—NUTMEGS ALL SET FOR GAME WITH HARTFORD GIANTS SUNDAY AFTERNOON—SHAWKEY NAMED MANAGER POTTS AND FINK NOT TO BEARS ARE RATED | BOOTH SETTING THE PACE INUTMEGS SETFOR |KID WILLIAMS TO AGAIN PLAY IN GAME TOMORROW| GAME FAVORITES e GIANTS SUNDAY PLAY WITH NEW BRITAin | Captain and Star Halfback of High School Football| o G, ) Ty |Writes From Home to Manager Frank McDonough of Team Suffering From Inuries — Ross and Zaleski ‘Gflhmfllfi EXDGC[Gd o Defeat X % s LOCflll Football Team to Hold| Local Team That He Is Pleased to Know That He Also On the Hospital List — Locals Play A\’orwich} Pennsylvania Tomorrow o Vs e ] Final Workout Before Game Will Be in Hardware City Again This Year — Ed Free Academy Eleven in Norwich Tomorrow f ' McAloon, Jr., to Be Retained in Home Combination S e Erh e ol | Philadelphic 18 (UP)— i L ¢ With a final workout Sunday \t tel noon 1 we nt»‘ “\ e I Ifl) ers t() lge rdken ()n ice in the » . ‘ i morning at Willow Brook park Tl'i.p. 5t ni t : i R ] < 4 ¥% | schedu the Nutmegs football | S A 3 % . m will be all set for the clash p. r i Williams " Pennsy L todgy In . o 22 with the Hartford Giants at the Hur- | iy e e corer S v Rl Being hon St creat intersec- | > 7 a ] , ¥ 2 ley Stadium in Hartford Sunday af- | ¥ s % Y i ULL onal game 4 v flelil. | = N © L s B . The local squad will go ¢ ze, for the past " r The e \ 4 . ough a light signal drill in prep- | N | far western footl ! o 7 1 |aration for the game and Coach Bob B :l cstern contend y 2 2 al rough spots in the h have cropped out in the N n Ri P L srown up, nat- . ; ; 4 i 1 1 played so far thi 3 e . e St hityfetaling Clashes Between Rivals Attract-,. 0,50 ; % , e | T o same o ot | | B : Ll m, sating mo II][@IE:I Ui Fans cortainly W: ; "u\\“\“ Fidn Y son is satisfied as to the men wh p e Shics z 2B A 5 .ason 1o ; " b g will start in Sunday's game. With- | out much doubt, all of the regula will be in the starting lineup, me t the Giants are to rece of the New Br ondary com for the gam ceived last ¢ 1gainst the N k Bears. | His place will be filled with the hu | bulk of Wolcott, Boston T'. star who [ proved his worth last Sunday aga [the N téam. Johnny Grip, In AlLie Booth \ie has uncovered one of those rare players who |[¢ring for ; 1 run the team 1 do cverything that,has to be done in a big time | TP 18 cxpected to | resume his post will give the 15 (A—A small, means business. And he is one of |rector and the play should return fo alnios is one of the|the greatest drop-kicking threats|its former smoothness in the game | pace k n castern football this|the Blue ever has had. Sunday. \ Albie Booth. | That isn't all. The speedy v | Coach Patterson has warned the| gambl 140-p L - s ; local crew against over-confidence. | I 0. ASHE S ent-| jn first ) © al- | seasoned critic writes: | The Hartford Gi Eliger L il ROy onlygray 1 rsiadowed the vete “Booth reeks of personality. He | for any pro foothball ) i arly season suy what vou like, bu {o{has a line of pl and rese 1 AR WA ck to lead during the ARTHUR (KID) WILLIAMS, ! n doing varsity communicates that electric spark pwed beforc ink 1 was runnin, his teamma It is momething (men Who hove n punt and | that the s tors fecl as keenly | tough school of the you recall ti game, he way that He was scooting for all he e worth towards his own goal New |the hest one of t gamest bly be at the ends \w!l v-’m\ ': in Pe football ver broguht to our ———— agher at tackles cloin ¢ Star Pitcher Unconditionally Released by Club Tiwo |[lumphrey at guards Bos s v b, s b LRl 2olecro team’s cl W, but the | Years Ago Named to Succeed the Late Miller J.|avarterback mosition with B e e Cting 10 b eld in | WSt der e : i . 1 i 51 e A l“'\ Ay s e A 1or i up, he will ha @ Dohert Huggins—Signed One-Year Contract Several Days jsonn” Dusis at runback = = ringto can Maj. Gen, Wil- |UP e will have Barney Doherty and ) 3 . . |” The kicfloff is scheduled to take!jjam R. Smith, super e, Sengiid 2 B Ago—Experts All Surprised by Selection—Fletcher | yince at 2:20 o'clock <harp and New i) g 0 ases McDono Jdecision (o u Britain fans are warned that there| "> y e ol (e {will be no delay in the starting o »“I‘Y"vr:: ‘iv‘ 'l: “w: Yorl 18 (UP) litorni chdoy Aloon, entertains Duke and West t N J ‘ inia looks good to v of syly ; Expresses Preference to Remain as Team Coach. 0 en v orious over W i if - not be t Washington gnd J ilure on a ; s i Frpe Rl 1 ilire on any-1 - N\ York, Oct. 18 (A—Uncondi- (hand and for two years coached T | will meet I 1t Soldicr I B 0! ) et 5 3 il 2 sorts from Doherty's scction S e o S nz‘w‘q\, ¢ the club two him in pitching for control. Back TO DRY UP BOWL |G, EeIION Lt o sifted down this v 4 ex- of Truman barn, Shawkey prac- in this year, | fullback, w lor, \ named manager of throwing nothing but & Dec L eam on | turesq ‘_ New York Yankees, leaderlass ght fast ball for two years and | prohibition Dircctor to Concentrate " 3 A half as good fow {CAPTAIN JOE POTTS. 1 i 1eals to i . ce the death three week: f at the end of that time he could | t \ g g i : 1. he woul g aed - = W’ o 3 id it " e 1 s hit o tiny mark on the side of the Forces on New Haven on Foot- | wét co me TR gami with No arts d y vs{of picrcing or Slint - ig her i I g Tl Saturiare: . 2 Sl in two of t regular ) n S terr line | the Y s dur- | Donough ha heard from 1 Hartford, Conn., Oct, 18 (1'p)— |l¢tC W4 R personally yet, but he expects to | Potts at ! i e 1 and Blue line to permit the n the fes catcher to clerk in his|or the cup that ch shert L. == Al A et fent, until iy, Shawkey!| When Shawkey became proficient ] ek y in anc is in Quebee on a hunting trip. | €NOugh in control 1o satisfy his|lHaven on football Sat S, ! e i ) - Eager Fans, wk « ised the 16 » he was taught the intrica- In announcing his ntent SLIEIRI X ) UL D001 Roope of Breaburn, Bos- 1S 'ho' e ‘ cither | cies of the curve ha urving balls | Sengle said his group of - Y of : 5 1o be apprehensive; hur Fletcher, Yankee coach, or Detween two po pitching at a |forcement officers would operat : LgyE ¢S t Sl aiters Bob Connery, prosident of the St.| barely discerr on the |and more men would be imported @ proposed b : = - i Paul club of the American associa- | barn wall I 3 sting | from New York or Boston if neces- | firs nen fro ving al cluy INED tion, would he named to the post. dr in control ) Med | sa i arsit led 1o agree to th: Gy 7., Oct e sixth, | TRMNE[\ RESIGNS 1t turned out Fletcher had |8 The officers wi > ordered to|on and sports relatior oope of Br e world frc ob but had de-id | New Haven two days before casn |V n the national wo wnks, saying he did hen Truman declared the time z game and will rem: over the | t ¥ B. S. Mitchell, One of Most Widely R ma @ the Yankees had come for Bob to begin his ca- | Week-end. v e in basehall. A tip tQ & manager | N0 llquor will be seized frc offer then was ma friend ¢ wkey' made ‘his de-||dividualsiat the Bowl, it s ifa By Frease s DitEint oraan e T A Officers will concentrate on sol PR ey Sk : . USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS on 1o discuss the matter |lawn, tica for second place with | FOR BEST RESULTS n at a desire for compromisc 000,600 Has Been Given Back to | ton, Wins Women's Senior Golt Championship. Known Handler of Horses Leaves John D. Hertz Stables, b K. O. Christner and Ernie Schaft WITH THE BOWLERS “J‘n‘m L Mcet in 10-Round Go At Boston = Ty ok e o OUR BOARDING HOUSE FRATERNITY ALLEYS i jthl i By AHERN DRAGON LEAGUE win the $100.0 at e 2 s 2 i e RN UE )y P Ml LLof " | tions of a knockout finish pre today < Christner, Akron, Derby, Sara L e Would cutey o |Leavsweight and Ernle Schaat,| [Fux BUSTER WAS TELLING 1) T UAVE A FRIEND | {anis susT w7 Boston ex-sailor, rested in prepara- ¢ Club o A chpinon! hay tion for their 10-round clash at| { Us TAKE, THAT VoU WHOS A RAILRCAD /') SAME w BUT For Y club Boston Garden ftonight | 1 ARE oUTOF A ToB! SECTION BOSS wew |5t (eyer COUPLA fnTners knockout rropensities| 1 awn \F VoU'RE GOOD AT [{v+A WGRDTO HIM [ s TM Goile and Schaaf's recent string of vietor- BEARLY RISING ANT Lale [ | AN HE'LL MAKE A 3 o onsctice’ SWikai s, broken only by a questionable HoUurS, T cal GeT Veu2$ PLACE FOR You od A BELL,SO I sion favor of Tommy Lough- EXPLAINS €3 e e n. have heightencd interest in the A JoB AT MY PLACE HIS GN\\C:‘,'a 5 CAd geT A T0B feaso, Ocr. o by o comber 4, an o Vi, LoADING TRUCKS ! ) ~~ ROTHING o (T TN L0 W7 Lo s re- mors have the winner of tonight's hout a likely contender ~TH? PAY Wonr BE ) e dleeiie e v A SIDEWALK fon e ionorkort orvsinat Tk MOCH , BUT HeY PuT £ TRACKS AN’ LAYIdG ' i e e e You C’lk\ PENSION AFER L NEW ONES foe IT'S SANTA CLAUS! S5t e irgbRoE wallon ot b1 =Ry, A CINCH AFTER the A's in{cd Knut H ring future N M H" FIRST lco l traded » | hoosted Ol repute will 5 in 19 - | countered haaf's left which latter claims hys been rendered effective by the refusal of op- 5 nts to trade punches with him Germa Oct. | ¢ ; P e n| It will be an all-hcavyweight of i . i me, in 1014, card, with a ton and a half of letics and four with | huskies entered. In a 10-round emi-final Mi McTigue, former A CoROIGRIT e light heavyweight champion, is 1927, ar ' duled to meet - Jack Gagnon of New Bedford. Cottrell an th GERMAN CRUISER LAUNCHED ARROAD FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Behind the Scenes f Aabacint Ta. Oct. 18 (P—TDe-| London—F) Genaro, O G ' . he baseball life | York, outpointed Ernie Jar Nl e e S G o R R vho today steps|land, (13). Primo Carnera, s e shoes . < ns | stopped Jack Stanley, England, (1). —Joe Azzarello, Mil- Pennsy wiukee, outpointed Eddie Anderson, the possibili- | Chicago, (8): Johnny Ryan, Milwau- int m mtl knocked out Frankie Grandetta, n or other 1 ) Harry Truman, minor league cri-pro pitcher in his’ younger — 1 ¢ > [t topped one afternoon to eveland, O.—Joey Goodman, “ a gawky youth playing ball| Cleveland, outpointed Armando : W 7 \ el; Pa. it Schackles, B m. (6) | & RIB JAKE ’7./'//921 £ . © t The ye Wiy D J.—Joe Harrison, REG. U. 5. PAT, OFF. 1§ 1029, BY NEA SERVICE, IN HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | Sensing possibiiities in the you Passaic, outpointed Jimmy Goodrich, e FOR BEST RESULTS ful hurler, Truman took him in | Buifalo, (10), I KING'S FAMILY SAF tors mir cant lot in §