New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1929, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1929. HIGH SCHOOL OVERCOMES | HILLHOUSE IN HARD GAME Takes Advantage of Breaks to Score 14-6 Win—Bog-' - danski’s Alertness in Recovering Fumbles Leads to | Both Red and Gold Touchdowns — New Haven | Scores Against Substitutes—Grimala Stars at Cen- | ter—Teams Evenly Matched. Alertness Paves Way || For Two Touchdowns - i New Britain ged to the ball to N 1 five yard line i on two suce or d passes | Middletor sall 2 goal | lir but and tall rolle 1§ 1 along bek e Jos de i JOE BOGDANSKI h evted 1 1l to Hillhouse's traveled » made one of the Player ra gains of the afternoon ! This scor New Bri s left (:x(klu.i seconds of s second first down gut t ga Britai t oul 1 him | rignt t ut the Hillhouse team D | was penalized five yards for two and one-h 1t y¥. New Haven kicked three yard Have&'s colorcd play Carl- of n go poor Kick to Ne who was two u line, to Ril a he had ep it from gam all offside. On Piay by Play Account 3 New L kicied to New Huaven recovered a o t was in New [6] I ion on its own 40 Jo fumble was made ) s 4 tackled the Hill- \ LT de it first | - v o1 > five yards, | Itoss 1d Middleton 0! New ink made two s stopped | yards ngan failed 1 I A t and a first ) vard line r pass en's five ton carried nd hled A e ball rolled o 7y 3 5 f in second touchdow G er touch- after on ! 1 S © o v nd Gold 1 failed \ ; rier i I e 1 : Mik ma o ( iso 5 g o i 5 . 3 ! Br 1 top him. Mack t ¢ tize line Carlson kicked 1 on Following Page) NOTRE DAME SFEKS TERRIBLE REVENGE Three Deleats by Carnegie Tech Stir “Fighting Irish” Pitt Pa., Oct. 26 (P)—With he 1 Knute I recting | his forces from a wheel chair on the sidelines, Notre 1 1 s powe elever determined to t. revenge of the tar faced defiant Ca negie Tec otball o in thej stadium here today. Unimpressive in_its early battes and stinging under disappoint- ment of a scoreless { with W - and S he Scotsmen, ever a conf though sullen crew as they emerg from their mountain tod to battle the Irish decl ing to pred ot victor, negie mu be at it With the brilliant Harster other stars of fast trium)s over the Irish gone from their football ranks, Carnegic follow day ere pin- ning their faith to Harry MecCu v and others of the fighting young back 1d Coach Steffen has built up this y . The line-up: Narnegie Tech Notre Dame Rosenzweig Highbe Twomey chmidt v 3 .. Cannon Ducanis Moynihan Center Dreshar (c) Right Guard (c) Law Schnupp Dons Right Tackle ; Collins Mc Turdy Carideo ! Eyth Ltder Marcis AL s Navy Also Eees Vietors akest Prir 1 go do coto: its beaten on-s rst in would take to d dropy som Wittmer was at the Princ quarterback position for the time in his football carcer. 1so had a new man at that p ing o there linev NAVY PRINCETON Crane : Pendergast Le end Dowstrom Whyte .. Caldwell Center et i i Moor¢ Right guard s Barfield Right tackle ir Yeckley end Wittm Right halfback FFulivack PAVNEES WILL MRET WATERBURY ELEVEY Team Coached by Johnny Hoben Is Very Strong—Locals Recover From Effects of Last Game, Pawnee foo Water valley champs. They ' (ted this seaso 1 by Johnny Ho fc a from ali ports he hs n 1 T r the battle with the he Pawnees have ful om their hard battle 1 are in good conditi ie. Lauring, who played a ster- ling game last Sun will be a . Callaso and Gillis will cover he guard posi . Hoppe and ski will be at tackle, ile Cormick and Kieffer will ving positions. Ostertag, clever sarterback, will dircet the ind Quarti will play the yick positions with “Pete” Cas diminutive line p t full- Bell. Turner. Malc Ier- nce, Adams, Peterson and Gill will held in' reserve The Pawnees will iold it orkout, which will include printing 4 forward passing morrow morning 9:30 o'clock at Willow itrook park. They will leave for | | Waterbury at 12:30 o'clock. Colerick ! | du ' Oct 6 o key Walker, 1pions whaose pois h o de the conqur Hudkins Sezks Walker’s Crown t T y as Yale, o play all it- 10uth. eved to et of > for an repr 1020 records. The chance of IT rd simmer n to a question of whether the uson can halt, or even check, Al ter who swept t} the wrms of Columbia tacklers last v if he were made of thin the double task of halting swe 1 passes and Mur- smashes, itself depending upon an veloped offence not vet mas The of Princeton rently spiration, which has been the a change i necton eleven Notre Dame b Tech n th for e \ favor r 1enloye two st went to th well { battle of 0 | equipped as the Purnle. had an e over L same which rated as a come-back cffort for both. | Two of the most evenly matched elevens in the cast clashed at the Polo Grounds, where Fordham went into bait Linst 1 1 Elkins, each carrying a perfect record . r Ano gan liams Colum more to its Cor han to the 11 had an o ¥ ed I ple Wesley open the mobile in crnoor rgh The and A br Islands. rother inte coaching that W, syl wer dos n 1 Little helming 15 favored tors nd W. Temple wn and w York Univc Yanker ¥ int vania nt aga nes where the tined but i met med ahead B banana, the dfrut nativ ) nell game i m of of Chick Wiltlams 1l gamc Me unde ed y contest date, with the Oran Lehigh st Providence in T met ty fa s B Stadium tler in involving Pot N b iss v Clark n. ¥s Columbia York 1 Wil- inst a looking xt 16 week Cor- nd Syracuse favor- and two larger elevens to t le three s Lord favorite, Duke h ectional brush ¢ and J. e lighter o to Jeft, ha win as they Amperst to ele with the n an Villanova d'e ch ve foc in Catholic nell ha th furaished of 1 1 breathe; coe the the Villa- yeeted to de- and s, but tough Pitts- amift chic Pacitic - | for | | | | | | | i Ace Hudkins, | theiz ten-round ir training , on Tuesday | | | Normally, he e weight limi down to the required g result in his coming | into the ring in a weakened condi- tion. If such is the ca Hudkins | s a Roman holi for ittle money Jack to the tournament contend- portant tion ontst 1z this i on to the w 3 ~hoard— 5 Harvard e d —Carnegie Te re Dame tent—Liitle Three Contes gin, IrneT rypr | 1EST EXPECTED T0 DEAT WESLEYAN Little Thres Elevens Meet in 37th Annual Contest (GR)— Ma 26 . Oct. Amherst’s well-developed passing attack W to be put to a severe test! here today in the 37th “Little ne with Wesle Last ended in a 20-20 dead- With Wilson, He and Grosk- loss as stars of the acrial game and | with 1 capable receivers, the| Tord Jeffs were favored to defeat | their ancient rivals from Connecti- | cut : Amherst, Wesleyan, (G e yoni oo i ... Steege| Teft End. | ...... Lum | Left Tackle. ..... Coffin | A. Kenyon Miller Phillips Eldridge Schwenk Rfght Tackle Tener : : Gray, Right End. Wilson 2 Millspaugh Quarterback. Homer RN Guernsey Left Halfback. Iecisey Tirrell Right Halfback ukowski v . hKFveredlif|. BLUES MEET GREYS Go To Thompsonville Tomorrow for . Blakeslee E Tussle With Well Organiz- ed Eleven, The Blues football team will jour- ney to Thompsonville tomorrow to meet the strong Gre The Greys hiave been organized for more than ten years and are considered one of the strongest teams in this sec- tion. Most of the team is made up of Springfield college men, both a ni and undergraduates. he locals are in for a tough as- signment but are in good condition for a hard battle. 1y" Yankas- las, considered by many as the best halfback in the city, has joined the quad 1 will see action. “Ray” Holst has also joined the team and should be a big asset to the Blues because of his basketball ability which should enable him to catch rd passes. The team will hold its final prac- BOGDANSKI AND GRIMALA STAR AS HIGH SCHOOL HUMBLES HILLHO'ISE, 14 TO G—NU'fMEGS FACE WILLIAMS TEAM {OMORROW-- ARMY FAVORED TO DEFEAT YALE TODAY—BIG GAMES SCHEDULED THROUGHOUT EAST—JUNIOR CHURCH LEAGUE POSSIBLE NUTMEGS MFE MARSTERS T0 GET FIRST REAL TEST Dartmouth Anticipates Real Op-| position From Harvard Today . Oct. 26— applics the Dart- Vv with three will Cambridge, Al Marsters, who s mouth foothall te quarters of 1sive power, be subjected to his first 1920 test ihere today when the undefeated Green cleven clashes with Harvard r the 36th time. The sensational Green quarter- | ack., the east's high scoring ball | carrier, has tallied 91 points in four ames but it is uncertain just how he will perform against Harvard' hard-charging line. Dartmouth will | start the game with its stronge at| lineup on the field, the factor that made it a slight favorite to reverse the 19-7 decision which the Crimson gained last year. Harvard Handicapped | Harvard is forced to it an cleven including three substitute Ben Ticknor, center, Art Huguley halfback, and Wally Harper, a pow- | erful defensive fullback, are still | nursing injuries. There is a possibie | chance that one or more will se some action if a pressing emergency | arises. The Crimson appears much w er than last week. when it held Chris | Cagle and his Army eleven to a 20- | 20 tie by a thrilling last-minute stand. With most of its regular f wards in action, Harvard was to check Cagle and Jackson Cannell the Dartmouth coach, is hopeful that it will have no better success with his flashy Marsters, who appear headed for All-America honors. Dartmouth yielded to Harvard | st season because it placed too much trust in its acrial This son Canne ing his second | term as head coach has depended Imost entircly on a powerful run- g attack built about his star srback. Big Test for Dartmouth The game with the Green is con- sider s greatest test, The coa > that the Crim- on eleven, cord marred only by the tie with the Army, will en- y an undefeated season if Marsters crcom he line: Harvard Dartmouth . Booma Barber Bromberg Andres | Creehan D: I8 oo s Tt +. Armstrong | O’'Connell e Yudicky | Putnam ab Marsters Gilligan Ihb Clark ! Devens .. rhb Potter ! Offici doin, Cross. Field ju W. Palmer, Colby. Bowl Wholly Sold Out For Three Big Games New Haven, Conn., Oct. (rp) Although the e bowl has a ca- pacity of 80,000 persons and one of the larg: stadiums in th un- try, for any but the graduate or stu- dent it has become virtually impo: |sible to gain admittance to big football game: There was no public sale of tickets for today's Army game. So s the demand from under- graduates and alumni that the Yale o was forced to cut down the allotment for these classifications. There were a few mediocre seats for the Yale-Dartmouth placed on sale but these were quick- ly sold. The Bowl is already a sell-out | for the Princeton struggle and there { will be no public sale of these tickets | pesing each ! until early contest | T WILLIAMS IN STATE CIRCUIT GAME New Haven Football Team Strengthens Line and Ends in Endeavor to Stem Tide of New Britain Assauit —EIm City Eleven Seeks Revenge for Early Defeat —Nutmegs Rely On Regular Combination to Re- peat Victory. ARMY IS FAVORED liams o probable lincups for the New in Nutmeg-New Haven Wil ame which will be played at § Memorial field, Willow Brook park E tomorrow afternoon, follow: Nutmeg: Williams ————— DPolitis Coombs Yale Depends on Booth to Offset Cagle's Long Runs 3enzuis Beloin, Sandall Left Guard Tisko Rogers Caughlin Center New Ha Oct. 26 (P—Aar ades the Yale Bowl today for its Humphrey, Sundall Sigdley | annual football clash with Yale. The A Gt Scully Huber me, one of New Engl: most celorful spectacles of the football s on, will be played before 75,000 PUrns Sulllvan )00 persons, among them Sec- ; W GobT Buckley Jones Although outweighed by five | po ¢ o pounds, the Cadets will enter the Bowl heavy favorites to repeat their et R Quing performance of last year when they Hight Halfback | beat the Elis 18 to 6. Not since pp i R Appecellt 1911 has the Army scored a second Tullback L A DL R Four new faces will he seen in With tho outstanding hucks, Albial < G IR S B Booth, Yale's diminutive sophomore Haven Williams team, which will nd Captain Cagle of the Army, op- other, the game has been classed by many experts as one that may be productive of an upsci Booth is not expacted to sce action in the second quarter, tomorrow for a inst the New Brit- tion. arrive in this city league contest ag n Realizing B team fs the 1 team it has faced Elm city team is ngth in start- Nutmeg a that the New rongest foot this season the putting its best str tain The Army h weak against forward pa basis of the s been represented On th reports. Head Coach Vvt fal Steve drilled the Elis dur- | The right side of the line is the ing the week in this department, but ' same as that which faéed New Brit- las obtained rather dicheartening ain three weeks ago but the center, results. {right tackle and right end are new | Yale will take the field against:men. Appecelli is a new backfield v(ht Cadets without Wilson, regu ddition. by k, who is nursing Wings Are Strengthened sprained back which may keep him | The New Haven out of the entire rned of New Britain's end run- Army ‘ale ning which features Buck- and of i *d interferenc lware City bacl He has two ends who are rated the best in the Ilm City, and if |they are not successful in breaking Carlmark Hi ley powt left end Price Mart have as an a left tacikle Iiumber Loes left guard Miller Palmer up the interference there other center jends ready for serviec Hillsinger (Capt) Greene| New Haven will have to have a SIS | forw cnse. Politis and Perry Vincent Burns ks .nd there are B {aCRI i field men who Messinge Barres ¥ In Gripp, Buck- Siantiana {ley and Bautt, the Nutmeg eleven b Han 5 equipped with the power of a quarterback triple threat. When they receive e Sneaq the ball'from the center the apnos- jing team does not know whether left halfback Coie (0on0 they will kick, throw a pass, or skirt Miller right halfback | the end, Murrell Dunn | o= | FIGHTS LAST NIGAT Ofticials— H. G. Crows!l, | g Swarthmore. Umpire, 1. J. Thorp == - Columbia. Head linesr Dy the Associnted Trees Fisher, University of Penr | “Omaha, Neb. — Tommy Grogan, Field judge, F. M. Holl Omaha, outpointed Lope Tenorio, versity of Pennsylvania. | Philippines, (10). ] e | San Francisco—Bearcat Wright, . | Omaha, Neb., stopped Tong Tom Conn. Al{gles Hopeful e, o e, (0 ; i Of Win Over Old Foes Minneapolis—Big Boy Peterson, Storrs, Conn., Oct. 26 (UP)-——With New Orleans, outpointed Mike M two wins and two iosses to their!dell, St. Paul, (10). ! credit at the half-way mark in their football season, the Connecticut Ag- Pilki Q ey gies hoped to win today from their Pll“i{‘(fit(i’:l,subs(g}:]l%l 5 o1 jured St erris | traditional rivals, the New London | Chicago, Oct. 26 (A—Irish Jackic Coast Guard Academy. Coach Sumner Dole has drilled Pilkington, Connecticut lightweight, has b tituted for Sid Te his charges in forward passing this ris | week and it was expected the Ag- of New York against Tony Herrera gies would make good use of the of Chicago in one of the 10-round aerial offense against what 13 re- bouts on the Coliscum GQctober 30. | puted to be a heavy coast guard Terris suffered an injury to his hand i eleven. {in training. 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