New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1929, Page 16

16 WEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1929, MAJOR EASTERN RIVALS | TO BATTLE ON SATURDAY Pennsylvania, Colgate and Dartmouth Seem Certain of | Repeating Victories of Last Season — Yale and Pittsburgh Have Excellent Opportunities of Ay eng- | ing Defeats of 1928 — Yale Is a Big Favorite lui Down Princeton Tigers—Other Contest | < NOTRE DAVE Wil o ATILE TROJAN = Southern California Contident of Stopping Rockmen maintain onc Columbia will p front o Tennsylvan pects practically 1o 54-to-7 mph of Columbia lost thr Tidling vill though his ailing 1t in a i this alone will b the Hoosicrs doubtless s Cornell pnougt s choser vard will be up agai proposition in Holy « son should | less deadlock game for anot Dong end dos aldc ntioy % DETROIT SEXTET HARTFORD HOCKEY TEAM TO OPEN ITS SEASON AGAINST NEW BRITAIN HERE TOMORRbW NIGHT—CHURCH LEAGUE GETS OFF TO FLYING START—BASKETBALL QUINTET TO STAGE INITIAL PRACTICE—FOOTBALL RIVALS MEET SATURDAY—ITEMS PITTSBURGH MAY PLAY ANNUAL ROSES TOURNEY GAME HARTFORD HOCKEY TEAM APPEARS HERE TOMORROW PARKINSON " BASKETBALL QUINTET TO = HOLD INITIAL PRACTICE "~ 1 New Britain Five to Get Together at Stanley Arena Tonight—Scheduled fo Open Season’s Play Satur- day Night Against Chrysler Redheads of Bridge- port—Visiting Aggregation Won Championship of Park City Last Year—New Faces on Local Squad. ol is on the fenc Burritts in Prelim five will play {he me Saturday m op " OUR BOARDING HOUSE e ADDS THREE MEN - Congar Hockey Club Expected to . ‘ i A Show Great Improvement Yale star Halfhaok Brings Cheer o ival oty “"v"” “ i Sildci i :::v‘n;h‘l stratford High Schotl Bov Who | . < n, al s, ) 1o L' gt a feeling we'e Lost His Leg 1 ! | ,( " ‘ v i ‘ o WEST SUPERIOR i e IN GRID GAMES } ) : S Fastern Elevens Have Been De- i, ' e Teated Seven Out of Ten to 1 B 0 = = ::)dn‘ 'l:‘\:fl‘\—h 1 4 { ird the radio.” h " « 1 niddle .\\n‘}’m,n DAY O RENT : i I o : “ :"‘1 over Indiana, 21 Thanksgiving v. The « [ i ( | 1 o .._ Aol 1Hugh Rorty’s Capital City Combination to Open Sea- son Against Panthers — Visiting Crew Appears to Be Formidable—Led by Veteran Star, Fred Jean— Bob Griffiths, Hardware City Center, Expected to Arrive Late This Afternoon—Locals Stanley Arcna tomorrow will be the opening game STAMFORD ELEVEN H ecar for the Capital City Dowin State Team to Oppose New .0 v i |tion as to the rvight of the Nu Dyson, °d king from W rbury, lias been signed as first o Frank Hart Jean h with veteran star. in second will center with: Haven football to be classed as the cf [ pions of Connecticut for the pr ent season, Manager Bernie Conley ! completed negotiations for the ance here nest Sunday of the mford eleven v as or at halfback a laying throug in the goal ew York sta With this cgation. Manager hasn't suffered a and Captain Jean are confi- will humble the first meeting of the he crew will b 1ers in 0 this year Geiffiths to Arrive Frank McDonough of ritain team is in receipt from Bob Griffiths stat- Id and Raulb Hunt, speedy giant tack [two men form the nucle f a|ing that left Chicago last night s ation that will give |He should artive in this city late s of work this |(hIS afternoon. He will play center t starting with e rrow nigh ot e - new man T Il carry out 1 N ation o team. He Seninl i Kid” Williams at first T t Jimmy Clin- sh. Clinton display- and starred in Providence Mon- will be the pivot rable and “Sw terson is e showing of all-impor man with Doherty the incor arney at haltback een in the oal A preliminary ed starting at "~ game ~ lo'cloc} SONNENBERG VS. LEWIS Grapplers to Meet Tonight In will get Loe Angeles Ring For Heavyweight Championship, Los Angeles, Nov. 13 (P Fd “Strangler” Lewis, former hoeavy weight wre champion, again 1vs Mis- | will be more of il seek to in his lost laurels <ce Stadium. | main game. he ring here tonight in a bout 50 Army i Yo New Britain Blues will prac- tororrow night. The time of |y workout has been changed S to 6 o'clock. Dr. Frank is Sonnenl match, with { u wic turday. coach of the elaven, has an import onnenberg 1 Ariny travels 1o Palo ant engagement at the latter da seconds Allo to play S ord and it important 1t all ple for both ped into on the Dlues' squad take note ing. The dispute which fol the > place at 6 Lrought about the re-match at s, —_— — - PREPARES FOR AMHERST Williamistown. Mass., Nov. 13 (UP)-—A long workout was Williams College varsity v COLLIERS MEETING o5 Aihiletic Club Plans Formal Open D VADIIL Cambridge, Mass.,, Nov. 13 (UP)— (| A short signal drill. blackboard in- of New Quarters on Friday struction and dummy scrimmage oc-|as Coach Caldwell prepared Of This Weck. | cupied Harvard's training session | charges for the annual |x ay in preparation for the| Amherst. 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