New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1929, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1929. “KID” WILLIAMS AND DOHERTY SIGN WITH LOCAL ROLLER HOCKEY TEAM—WILLIAMS TEAM STRENGTHENS FOR CLASH WITH NUTMEGS—H. S. PLAYERS IN GOOD PHYSICAL SHAPE—HOLY CROSS BASEBALL PLAYERS BANQUETED—FLASHES OF INTEREST MAJOR FOOTBALL ELEVENS NEW YANKEE PILOT PREPARING FOR SATURDAYé FACES TOUGH TASK Second Week of Big Games Leads Coaches to Overcome Saturday — Harvard Weaknesses Disclosed Last S Shawkey, Signing Today, Must| Breaks Up Pony Backfield — Yale Experiments Virtually Rebuild Whole Team ' With Forward Pass — Rain Handicaps = Along l‘,aslem Seaboard. New wecond day in stor powered pr quiet ink for Horween speed the inve Mars from ter of Dart th droy and the c ¥ Wood ie, had th ¥ ye Stevens Develops Attac er mappir with which to st at Cagle and Army Yale howl lay. rain which d 1 hero o actice yest is -cond when the in the Desph y on Sa hamper terday, to go hdown ersatile obliges 1 castern ens ordered | 1to the ai session, and 3 afternoon spinning wet ball about t 1d Princeton has stopy in prac fhe that th will pre position zener it ally has won De W “Special A large will be | Alton ivery place occupied imbal in t ne. Mars but stop Midst Palmer taoors Wo 1, and Red a victo or Columbia’s s0 as to give Wabbles even chance against W fenders, but Andy Kerr is permit- ting Colgate players to work as they please in anticipation of a not- 1 afternoon aga the r: week at schedule where t dent of L% lie structing extr to am team Dpoin wher at ( d, o points for I honor of scorer. being and ; over ; i recon- | 1 " | he Marste ton, rs i Mass a rd Hewitt at ¢ ter and la Subsequently, 1 with To stars of the try to cage \\uwn dem: fiel McLaughry 1d Mahood as the Bruin: work alter 3 Dartr triple threat in The ALYE, as scored against Rain for th e Hampers Fordham tropolitan less thar ity fo prowess two a s ballc both demor £ 19 ated of whe: completed 1 pass town! nique is reflected points he has score games this year. Has Marsters’ nner has re on my old h, tau said. Tho v star weighs 1 ov to touct His hmen in | wvanaugh temp to | unscored-upon | plays worked the dow faces the build oL ng ed “arthy, ruted anothe world, Ma insis I point to room, engageme Temple process tempt land « Jeffersol Amher thro ing tor agai continued SoRS He on a ious four kes 1t to fol feat the st ars the i FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Mass., go. outpoint land, enran, prova $20,000 Worth of Tickets \ot Redecmcd by Hnlders‘ Syracuse nately § but those will Harris backfield ed back . pos by ot shabby Philly (' To I'c Buri v'! T‘o‘nm MARSTERS PROVES VERDATILE FELLOW Heads Firemen, Sells Clothing, Delivers Needed Touchdowns st s in har i football fans are yelling this ellow ith 1 the he xt S ters, to « from the Hanover Hills. and the na Played with Harvard Star product . high school where | ‘began his gridiron carcer in 19 er at quarter- at played in the v Gilligan, {arvard cleven that | Marsters next \'s captain is distinctly a 30 touchdowns that “Blg C d a half se he arry as a forward passer wa in tt N kic d in Pet Superstitions an him an outsta gridiron, track coach I ough 50 oo r rste s on wearing num- jerseyed h L1 be th sam his Hard ’I:z;cklin;: Practice ies Harvard Squad | 23 Oct ion at BROWN SEEKS NiW foothall sun Saturday he four of which led th ween-hal Teams | Sh s Oct Bob (UP)—Robert the Gob—signed a dotted line er of York s name on beca York Y Back nadian vith Yankee and S garding efforts to rebuild ¢t for the 1930 pennant » most important m onfronting Shawkey were —Strengthening the pitching th n fro; ting trip in woods, Shawkey conferr: Col. Jacob Ruppert, retary Ed Bar- (UpP) toots, (2).—R infield (3).—Find el. hirteen years Yankee nging the Yankee AT} er com- & a successor for Bob a mainstay on the himself, Shawkey un- doubtedly will devo arge share {of his attention to bolstering that K"r‘p rtment. Pitchin gstaff Shaky ‘With Herb Pennock, Waite Hoy Tom Zachary all in the uncert | class, the Yankee pitching prosp none too bright. Pennock | pears almost through. Hoyt showed gns of faltering last seas Zach- pite his weird record of 12 victories and no def has been cheating the minor leagues for twq ve dent wants ito the staff col- that a to| mak trip n s tied and Al is, same that he an alacrity nickname eats rs ¢ needs a pair of good iers—and he needs them badly to go with George Pipgr Roy Sherid and Ed Wells. Sherid looked like one of the coming great piten- s of the American League during the last weeks of the 11 son Shawkey Stands By Koenig The left side of the Yankee in- field is up in the air. There has been talk of Mark Koenlig, the bril iant rookie of 1926, being traded to Detroit. Such ot likely sinee Shawkey has a world of faith in Koenig. They were roommates when Koenig first joined the Yanks, They have hunted together. Shawkey counting on Koenig to come back | and plug the shortstop gap. Tony Lazzeri may be shifted from second to third— Yankees last season. It Lazzeri hould blossom into a stellar third acker, Leo Durocher may be used second base, There are any number of other combinations which may be tried before Shawkey finds the infield he wants. There is a likely looking rookie, Ben Chapman, coming up from St. Paul who may break in at third. Julian Wera 1is another third base candidate. New Outfielder Needed The departure of Bob Meusel ta | Cincinnati, leaves left ficld open to an aspiring, hard-hitting youngster. Dusty Cooke, the St. Paul rookie whe led the American Association in bat- tng, may be the right party. by =0 the man onquer its | games this - nd | 14 088 Tiv booted total of clinch th. 's highest of the Ixeter a ame back- one of sat- | een’ ons abilit ing e Cornell | tossed 14 king tech- e 14 extra or field nd- “Bill Mc Ar- how to the Dart- | his bulk is tapering open Ruth last season, date for the left ficld berth. nother addition to the Yanks be gene (Bubbles) Har- zrave, veteran catcher, who manag- ed St. Paul last year and staged a great comeback after being released in 1927 by Cincinnati. The choice—manager of St. s is super- | or coach and reserve catcher with | the Yankees—is said to be up to Hargrave himself. | Two veteran Yank receivers, Ben- | ny Bengough and John Grabowski, | soon may be sent to the minors. Bengough, who has had more hard | luck than any player in recent years, had his career blighted by a sor: | arm. | | 'SWEDES AND DUTCHMEN T0 BATTLE ON ALLEYS Girls of Russell & Erwin to Uphold cbrity of back. He out of fore game last ough t 1o & hip pads sophomore (1'1’;7\ terday in | v's clash | ms were ‘ Honor of Their Respective n- Nationalities. The Ro, i rs bowling alleys will be cfield tomorrow lying Dutchmen edes lock horns to he a bitter 1y end up in a free g contest as the two coming irned to be vs if they whole ed Henk the Bown LN ible pror ol s crim- ise lar down wish skins. 1s well il be their 1s will not other with everything ty cher, Tho & but from hair pull- | s of ¢ pirls employed tlers it fl the the lia rig rrible of vic- Helen Lor- ith Ander- - e Dismiss Damage Suit hillie | \gamst “Hack" Wilson u h ). Oct. (P — Lewis ‘ub worry than he outfielder, filed Wilson had t \\H;l'\ ficld early last been A nisse Yol son. You 4 into a hox down, tore his clothes, and cened both eyes, but, when the came up in superior court, no Vattorneys appearcd for cither side. had yes against by a fan ulted BACK ey 2 rged ass rged n exchange of game claimed knocked arly in a seat, 2| | owner of HEAVYWEIGHTS GROWING EVER HEAVIER today and | FIRPO Some kind of a heavyweight pects. That would give us the statistic New York, Oct. () — They thought Victorio Maria Campolo was about the last thing in foreign mar mountain Six fet, and weighing supposcd o be tivity. But now Victorio proves to be just ‘ another over-sized invader compared to Primo Carnera, the Genoa Giant, | who 1 a menacing shadow | over the home pugili fleld. ‘ Primo is a mere a one-half inches :;.;1 230 pounds, he wa the biggest in cap- ‘ cast I hoys from | vital | height ia | | rent peak se kest link in the | Sam Byrd, who subbed for Babe | is another candi- | Paui | | broker. | Sonnenberg, was st | struck him in the face, | cut 1ip | ern California football six feet, ten fnch- | es in height ) nd welghs an even pounds, This | big | in en he his two 0 pounds, siness of importing forcign lands began earnest about seven years ago wl Luis | Firpo came over. itistics pertaining to d weight were six feet, and onc-half inches, and respectively. The transatlantic popular with the large men in sub- sequent years leading up to the cur- son. | Primo really should be credited to 1928, though, since he was all set | to sail then but had to wait until they could rip out a bulkhead and Luild him a special made-to-order stateroo That's a tip straight from his ad- s trail became ! | vance agent Primo may be cutdoor se: own um ved for the You can write nation for that one. SEEKER OF MATCH BUTTS SONNENBER(: | 1939 your Wrestling Champ Faces Title! Bout Under Physmal Handicap | Los Angeles, namite’” Gus Oct. 23.—P)— Sonnenberg, who | gained the world wrestling cham- pionship by his rough-and-tumble ying tackle, faced a title bout with | Ed “Strangler” Lewis tonight| handicapped by a split lip and a bruised nose received in a strect en- counter with a Los Angeles bond Sonnenberg, bleeding profusely, | ippeared at a police station yester- day and said Pete La Djone, bond | broker and amateur wrestler, butted him without warning during discus- sion of a possible bout between them. A battery warrant, sworn to by 1ed later by City Prosecutor Lloyd N Sonnenberg said La Djone ssin nose, hut that the result of the encounter would not interfere with his title match tonight. | Lewis, In preparation for his at- tempt to regain the crown, has trained with the University of South- team in an cffort to develop a defense against the flying tackle which lost him the ' championship to Sonnenberg. head nd bleeding | football pl are centerfielder, | im- | Wilson | Hack | Sonnenberg is a former Dartmouth % Dartmoeuth Men Practice Until Well After Darl Hanover, N. H., Oct. 23 (UP i Dartmouth football warriors ated in a long drill yester- ng until night when the was illuminated with flood in their initial training for h with the Crimson “ambridge. | Armstrong, captain of the en squad, was absent from ay's session due to slight in- stained in Saturday's game Columbia Lions. part of the drill was de- forward and sig- calling. Coach Jackson Cannell yet undecided as to the lineup the clash with Harvard. nations | 14 ghts 1 Saturda uries s ith the A large voted to nal is for passing | SUSPENDED FOR SEEING GAME Worcester, Mass., Oct. 29 (UP)— Bernie McCafferty of Brooklyn, N. | Y., star middle-distance runner of Holy Cross, has been indefinitely suspended from college because he participated in a student demon- stration last week. The demonstra- tion followed faculty action prohi- biting students from going to New York fo attend the Holy Cross- Fordham football game. RAIN STOPS ARMY Point, N. Y., Oct. interfered with program Yale conflict were started indoor blackboard lecture and light calisthenics. Yale's prob- | able form of attack was discussed | and defense methods explained. | | | I (UP) | Army but preparations the West Rain ctice the an ¥ | for | with CAMPOL® THIS/------~-THIN THIS/---- - - - --NOW THI 6r1.2% wer220-- Orr.6% wer230 -- Gr110 wer260 light | end, (ing on Requested Reinstatement have to be created to accomn the heavies and the heav v avies, WILLIAMS IS BO FOR GAME Appecelli, Star Fullback, Ob to Oppose Joe Rogers — Sullivan Returns to Lnd* Position—EIm City Football Team Expects to Turn Tables On Locals in Willow Brook Park Game Slm- hackfield mer day. _That the Williams football feam of | sw Haven will be a real threat in game against the New Britain Nutmegs is the information received from the Elm City today. The team which will come to Willow Brook park Sunday will be different in| many ways from that which was conquered by the Nutmegs in me played in New Haven threc ceks before. When the Williams team started its game on that date it was with- cut the services of Sullivan, fts star end. who was out because of injur- ies. He is back in condition and the New Haven rooters are con- fident the New Britain backs will not be able to make an inch around his cnd. However, the team’s other star Carmasino, former Haven | Hillhouse wingman, will be out with |injuries. Tessitore will replace i, Joe Rogers, New Brit " played too well for the ter of the Wiiliams mecting and the management has decfded to take on a new man who |is said to be a possible conquerer of the great Joe. He is Caughlin, a former college star. The guard W regular ce at first GARY ERA M’DONOUGH SIGNS DOHERTY AND WILLIAMS FOR LOCALS Panther Hoclk Aloon May Be | 2co "J HiisH SEHODI. TEAN IN GO0 CONDITIE! Fink May Start Saturday—Boys Handle Stippery Pigskin esent 1 11 b ion for th the the foothall te T N time it Hig in much better appea n High school S/ cen W | physical condit Trian New Ha in 1cademy 1 he | | Leac | Hillhov of the Anyway rodate sonic y-heavies. new fistic lere are t! pro. riday srmation dy has receiv Joseph Potts, Halfhack Fink will be in condition t the game The player expre and will kick-of actice With Wet Ball d he two hour pouring rain ‘horough LSTERED WITH NUTMEGS - tained — Caughlin Secured | him- regular the the entir there Ay he is, m m in at prac tice in nig nd was handing & t las football. The ble jol Ty did ¢ to the re remarka oval, and any uining on slate played in abls void f e rain t to b d b W boys positions w to t care of th Brita Huhy er, will Britain New of i player named les mely 1¢ 1 rob- to- not with naon, but ill start practic as pre Inr hacks slayed the is heavy st play- | am be Fullback Secured ye the big backfield in Sunday's game is expected Appecelli, wino has joined the fe since the last Williams game. He a powerful, hard-charging fullbacl Quinn, who was the biggest thr the last g r of the Nutn liams game threw severai dangerous 58 ill agai be on har 1 that 1o bination Juinn will he the New Dri line is too A bad br handicap Williams ¢ MeLean, Gre getown university ar will be out of the line - T He was coach the back- | will probably t with the rele of the line wrd i } s taken over tli ions tire team | e M cGanthy, Laughs Down Stolen Signals Cl1 with Hartford Giants but 1 the Ockford team of New Londo Juffalo, Oct (P —Willing at World series as a closed in- 26 to 0 score. : cident until or a hit One s thres to be s at quartert Aleton was the right halfback | ber ted at lef fback hd Carlson held the n when Kloiber wo others shared Pl A Ti last was the W left, | Fra Wesd Use terd: d d o giver Hillhos New Haven V'8 practice v mmy practice. The boy defensive formations for plays and no t baclkfield work out the in the nd tomorrow. Plays ain he as what Y is inj 1ekling and line new for- or oday e supervision of the ¢ the g LA im RAY BARBUTI ASKS A AU LIFT TABOO Olympic Champion Given Hear- N York, fast-approaching Oct. 23.—P—The indoor track and field season may witness the return to competition of Ray Darbuti, Olympic 400-meter champion. Suspended last February for “bringing the amateur athlctic union into disrepute,” Barbuti's ap- plication for reinstaterent now is “under consideration” by the regi tration committee of the Metropoli- tan association, A. A. U. | The former Syracuse quarter-miler | | appeared before the committee last night to show cause why be reinstated, but neither he nor the | committee would comment as to | what transpired at the conference. | Definite approval or rejection of the | he should | application will be made later by the | committee. | Barbuti was suspended ‘after he had made derogatory remarks con- cerning the A. A. U. and cast re- flections on the amateur status of a mber of unidentified athletes whom he charged were receiving e pense money in e cxpenditure Barbuti IN EVERY CASE- e choice of men o know cigar Quallly | == abo s time arl V. M n today that he or in Jimr n Philadelphia that all the Cub pitchin r of the Cubs r ment of last Athletics had our ted a long time to use ’em.” Dykes yesterday told the Delaware county real estate board of Philadel- that the Macks had all the sig of Zach Taylor to the Chicago pitchers except in the fourth game That was the in which the Athletics rallied for a record-hre ing ten runs in nth inning to overcome lead of eight ind win by to 8. Dykes his speech at a luncheon Joseph instatement he plans to compete hoard tracks this winter, no stock ¥ PRINCETON STUDIES SIGNALS Princeton, N. J., 3 (UR) Despite a downpour of rain Prince {ton's football squad ran thr gnal drill on University field Tues- day. Dave Lowry, Bill Scarlett, Jan- ney and Ed Wittmer were used the backfield during the dummy scrimmage held in the indoor Oct ht ns ph cage. | na PROSPECTS BLACK Oct. 23 (UP)—Wr foothall squad being on weel “Little With | prospeets | USE | WESLEYAN Middletown, leyan's drilled in pre Threc four, were was fundamentals th aration for its first game with Amherst losses and no wins, dismal. the seve a runs 1ade W m at HERALD CLASSIFIED s Secure Star Center v Season Opening Approaches—Negotiations Being \hdc for Haifba Hlar | which s to be in condition to | first | S| Thursday » drill in | ADS zu;d First Rush as Roller ck a Ru' and Goalie—Young Mc- Tormatien of Amn o lcading roller hocke Iready signed up for serv » New Britain Panthers stiations already two othe the erable pr S8 M ion of the Hardwar American lea me will , exactly on the 1d being > has le in City 12 ay, November from today. “Kid” Williams and herty will be in therc land center, and Ma Donough will have in back court r who will pair Barney T Frank Mec- < of fil ating off acceptably Williams. Iddie McAloon, Jr., of the speed kings on skates, has n signed and he will probably be used at the other rush. A halfback who is well known to New Britain fans and t leading oul tender of last year are in ne tion with the New Britain man- ment, and if they come to terms Panthers should be a hard team ager McDonough does announce the names at but an announcement is expected within a short Do the ta and the er |to stop. M [ot wish to | this time, rom hin tin ‘ Plans Amateur | League The games will be played at the ley Are on Monday and nd if the Panthe the problem o plans to be- organization of ger can nizing his immediately . ar foop | 1 g interview W him last he £aid he was anxious to have from the Senior High school o yout th repert to him. Two | merchants have cady significd their teams. ist of h Doys a ag ntion of iteur league ms and 1t to get 1 the other two Donough said uring of who would cquipping vould cons would not ints who wou teams, Mar 28 boys of good get into the ntion of working professional ranks management. icter me with the their way into the the hope CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM | HAVING ITS TROUBLES H. inte of Repairs to Boiler Prevent S. Workouts, and Then Cold Weath- er Will Be Setting In, M. of school gl his i fall. rday afternoon \lar practice of the n completed that runs 1d until further notice. in the Trade school which fur- for th hag and a new one is be- Dey Dritain troubles coach High in going trac having ¥ cross-cou He try nnounced the reg a b “ill not be boil ean team h shower room, has been ishing water been torn out g installed. 1 for runners, take at least two the new boiler to be in- nd by that time it will be the close of the season thaf runners will hardly get the kinks out of their legs before they will have to stop running. The new mnasium will not be complete¢ the time the cross-country sea son is finished. 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