New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1929, Page 17

s s - ot NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1829, :mmm TEEIeeS Speakingi {of Sports ¢ Eaaaaaaddas o ool e ) We have heen asked repeatedly since last Sunday why it is that we don’t mention that section of sport | known as the “burlap corner” which | is always and forever doping out| reasons why this team or that team should want to mulet the publi This “in the bag" business is noth- | ing new and, like the seven year: itch, it will be with us in the years | to come. We have h thing that has happened for tI 10 years. The only thing that n't in the bag was the World War and yet, that itself is not above | suspicion. | Some of the samples of stuff lianded out by this coterie of “Bronx oters,” is amusing. Take last Sun- day's game for instance. Williams was to have won the game in order to make a big gate for the fifth me. The laugh there comes in the big gate.” That's a thing of the| past, Our answer 1o the questions why ad ourselves on this ter is that everyone is entitled 1o his own opinion and why should we argue with him. Let the wolves having a good time. It 18 unfortur £ son, no matter what s the nish must leave a sour taste in the ouths of much-necded supporters. | This year in football. with the best team assembled here in years, going through the season with an unblem- ished record, the Nutmegs had to put up the poorest exhibition of the | entire year in their last game. The season. financially, was a dud. | Crowds were slim and little interest | was taken in any of the zames other than the battles with the Hartford Giants. Promoters will be wary of ndertaking affairs of this sort he- cause of the uncertainty of the 1 ahead. Every line of sport is su days and if conditions don't improve, there is a possibility that n will fade entirely out of | port picture. Ilights ha departed. The polo outlook isn’' bright and basketball doesn't draw the crowds of past vears. hundred and one things to le iven as reasons for this defection from the ranks. The in one. we think, is the scarcity of money with Christmas only days away. No onc can tell if condi ons arc going to pick up. Business | There are s poor, comes the cry of the mer-{p chants, and the unemployed lines at * hall every day increasing in size rather than diminishing However. there is a loyal crowd of | rooters here in w Britain who stick through thick and thin and 1 take the cake when it comes 10 being veal followers of snort BELL 1S LEADING IN GHURGH LOOP SCORING Being South Church Captain Ts Hard Pressed by Two New- comers in Pirst Round. Captain Clifford South Congregational t ing the Inter-Church b scorers but is being hard pres L 0 newcomers, to jres compile und of play. Beil. who has red prominently in the g of the circuit for the past three s, has scored 31 points in thr zames. Only two points benind him | is Johnny Franks of the Swedish | Betha combination a but two | roints to the rear of Franks is| “Wild Bill” Torello of the St. Mark's | piscopal outfit. The five !(mimu; scorers arc rounded out by Itay| Hoist and Llmer Swanson of the itirst Lutherans, four sue teams are v fir Lutherans ha no representative above fourth place, It looks like a wild scoring race, or these five beir clo: Oscar Larson and 1 ¢ Lutherans; 3 Parker, Dan Wosilus, | and Al Haylick of the South church, | and Wally Anderson of the Bethany | but ombine. e Bell and IFranks ate tied in field coals with 14 each. Wally Ande son tops the foul shooters with six | successful tosses, but he has had he most tries—14, Larson had five ou of seven. ‘Torello has commilted the most personal fouls cifenses being just one 1c eight of which Wally has been guilty. The five log Fid Kl 1ell, So. Cor 14 3 I'ranks, Sw. Beth 3 11 1 rorello, St. ) g1 AR Helst, 1st Luth. ..3 10 3 Swanson, st Lu 101 TRADE FIVE STARTS Quintet Will Open Its 1929 son This Afternoon Against the Plainville High Combine, I'he State Trade school ba thall a will open 1ts 1929-1930 season this afternoon when it imeels the Tlainville High five at the state mory on Arch street. Last year the | two teams met twice, cach taking| one game. Coach Bradley will start the game with “Itchky" Cohen, Steve Przy bysz, “Lefty” Truhan, Sam Retano, and Amer Carlson. — Przybysz and | Retano are veterans of la r's | team. Cohen and Truhan ye well | known to the hasketball fans throughout the cit aving played lust season with Phantoms formerly The are looking forw to an interesting season 1e schod- | ule calls for games with other state trade schools. high schools and old vivals including the American $chool for the Deaf, d it about | | the St. Louls Cardin: WITH THE BOWLERS KOGERS ALLEYS STANLEY WORKS MEN'S LEAGUE Bennetts 3 105 100 Sala A Storres 510 Youngs 57 Wi JUNIOR CITY LEAGUE Last Endy | st | Hilitops West South Ends W 108 ! ; PETRY e us STANLEY WORKS GIRLS' LEAGUE Spades, Jokers | T 68 & G. Klein . SaU ST M. Lin o e A. Welch 2 5 10 Deuces 1 ATt son Paw ot 5 Aces P 5 i. Deno i M 5, 1 Rings " o Jucks R. Ca 1 A 1 A. Jo A T Hearfs s 1" Queens a5 177 > 100 Club \ « 118 PSRl 5 Diamonds A, N ) Rl AL 1son Temple Larson C. Apruzzese .66 L 64 CHANGE TRAINING CAMPS Among the that will change their {raining st spring are the Detroit the Boston Red Sox and the Washington Sena tors, WIS BEATS LAMMI ester, N. H.. Dec. § (UD) angler'” Lewis. formor heavyweight wrestling champion of the world, defeated Carl Lammi of Europe in straight falls here Jast o ing vly routed 0 0 | : rectior onal o YOUNG COMMUNINT ARRESTED Panther ‘ ) ) —N son Square Gord FFor a1 1l o o THETiion Mohawks . A loss ) of cotton sce il o roll ! k “‘ s | produce sout 1o goo ! | Some of (i 1 1 TR 1 ¢ lonz putts ' 5 s SREnT 1o ! DULUGED WIFH FLOWS short nibli ) \ ; ; hazard To #dd 1o the difficr] G | cs, the fair GREMES MAY LEAVE ! ! i 1 rollin ind tak 1 to A 1 » 1A et ball in a r le nun 1 J Fo « v I ! C strokes. A good outdoor p o - ts the surprise of his polfi Grir ¢ opited | career when he tries this indoar or tr P x irse for the first time. He will major league clubs | night, FITT AND YALE EACH PLACE THREE STARS ON 1929 ALL-EASTERN TEAM The Asscciated Press all-eastern footbail team has three Pittsburgh and three Yale stars. guard respectively. Little Albie Booth of Yale draws the quarterback assignmen Ben Ticknor at center, Marsters gets the fullback job and Chris Cagle the other hait. FLAHIVE TO MEET o SIKORA-KABIAN WAYSFORTITLE - LEADING LEAGUE Retain Undefeated Regod in State Lightweight Championghip = copts v e to Be Settied Thursday T LY of H of N¢ eig Thurs: con for this, the most inipo; i ¢ Micl ntly when heat Ceor Dy by a bout 1 but Mic Nite Handball League Jar ALL-EASTERN 1929 & o8 omg lL What (,‘u.ng'ress j- B — Ha Tuesday: ess of Pitt gets a berth at end and his team mates Toby Uansa and Ray Montgomery get p'aces at half and of Yale get places at tackls and guard. a rious threat press in States, and that it was | and op ive.” Counsel contended there could freedom of speech 1t the opera- of newspapers iment 4t ion eans committee L WOMEN SEEK STRIKE O KAY Dec. 5 UP-—A resolus sion for a neral . < en manufacturing cen- sing N « s of t co was s !Hwhfltd it c o 1 In ational - fad H W Union, Minnesota Suppression vt DiELconvEshon Law on Press Argued | - ion calls for walkouts Paul. Minn. Dée 3 (P erhelin ( P'hiladelphiag M sota law v r which 1 do and Bal- ed, was 1 ¥ dication of 2 aken. The X locals, voted for a strike it ire no L by Janus USED HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS POl BEST RESULTS " OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS PANTHERS WIN AGAIN < 1oresiit T w1l rap Local Basketball Tive Scores dts the | 8 v rting ¢ Standing | Bristal Pourth Straight Victory Winning l | 1 ! K 1l | P'rom Mohawnks. e CHIP SHOTS | —_— re unable to break thro onewall By JIGGER 10015 hav win- | G n-Kotk nbers Terwillig vo | IFogelson-7 Sportit etic clubs hay SALESMAN SAM' HELLO THERE ! S AV~ HAVE O ANY QLA OR RABS AROLND / NO SUH'' f HAB /O SeEeN ] ANy uH DEER R-Aud BAR AROULND e THE HMIGH-HATIER. JTRWiILLIAMS = By Small WUK! DONT LET (Mo WORRY YA, BUdDY ! e S ==\= 1'D LIKE TA BUY A PAIR OF (<& SKATES BUT HOW'tA | GoNNA TRY EM OUT WHEN THERE AIN'T | NO 1c& ouTsipe ! 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