New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1929, Page 14

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1929. GASCO BASKETBALL QUINTET IS AGAIN NOSED OUT IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE PLAY—NEW BRITAIN ROLLER HOCKEY TEAM TO MEET HARTFORD THURSDAY NIGHT—GRIFFITHS RE-INSTATED BY LEAGUE OFFICIALS—GUARDS TO START DECEMBER 11 GASCOS AGAIN LOSE IN S0.CHURCHDROPS |GENTLE NAMED PENN CAPTAIN/SUARDS TOOPEN |STIRRING GAMES PLAYED FEATURE DUSTY BATTLE " TRINITY []UlNTET[ P WITH MANCHESTER IN DAYS OF LONG AGO Russwin Baskethall Quintet Barely Wins by 18 to 17 fands Methodists First Def ea[._ New Basketball Organization Fy-|Coming Battle Thursday Night Between Hartford In- Score—Stanley Works Defeats Landers, 30 to 10 . 3 (a1 : N : 5 dians and New Britain Panthers Brings Back An- New Britain Machine Five Downs P. & F. (,Ol‘l)ln | Cente hlllCh Is Winner ; o~ pects to Start December 11 cient Roller Polo Memories — Account of Game Combination by 15 to 13 Count—Buttmakers Hold | | | =" _ 4 B X Played in Season of 1898-99 Tells of Tom Cotter, | A newly organized basketball ! s : 1 Slight Lead in League Standing—Details of Games | W i 2 E. quintet which will play under the| Colossus of Game — Barney Doherty Starred at a uth 0 . ¥ Gt auspices of the National Guard com- 5 i ST 1 ) i el ) panies at the state armory this se Halfback. son, expects to start its scason on e Wednesday, December 11, with the 1T Corbin e ’ ; e it o et~ | ockey battle between the Hartford |New Britain and Hartford teams qui t will be composed entirely or | Indians and the New Dritain Pan- | meet i re was Ncuschacffer, the Leazue Standing With the approach of the voller diences winich assembles when the local basketball players who arethers, scheduled for Thursday nizht | official scorer. who docs not like to {well known to followers of i at the Stanley Arvena in this v. | have his name spelled that way, and | game. N 3 whom it to tell in the Sunda Globe, even in the most abbreviated space, that Hartford was heaten and |Sheehan, Arburr and Itay Holst. |than 25 years ago. between 1eams |now Reitain won: and then ther ’“ 11 be buill the quintet that hopes’ from this city and the ( apital City vas the cherubic holder of th fto Lecome a contender wmonz th ve arisen in the minds of New |watch, whose alleged tendeney to re- |state quintets. - Thesc three have| Britain fane, According to the old |lapse into u gentle coma when a [\gEchgplantyiotmaction gy ©d-| timers, polo was polo in “themjextension of the usually allottel |sons and they arc working hard in|days” and the excitement attendant 2 : : |Betting together a quintet that willion the games then is catehing over | ford's chances brighter, has bee lmost parallel, the winning T 5 be able to comp in fast bas! the scheduled clash ursday nig commented on by ent visitin SN T AT b o e : : ’ ball throughout the state. A hero turned enemy will be the | joans: (hese wer A naimar uf, holding its v S 5 5 Sheehan and Arburr will 2 ase here Itred" Jean, forwhom |'sinons. and Lhey chortled as.Cotte the third quarter, S e ard positions on the mnew tean:. | local roller polo fans would dic in|ywoqike and Mooney landed t ding v oall available ub- [H"H' were outstanding for the 'i“‘ the old days the b threat “u..H by John Burgess in the fir : S : few seasons as members of the New | against New Britain Thursday night. | g V2088 10T A TnS South Church Takes Lead | | Britaln basketball team. Holst will | He is the “big chief” of the Hart- | oo WERES 80 FO07 08 (3 | | | | Around the nucleus of |ieitall ! [mer New Britain team members, | clashes of the old ds £ mor forty-five minutes 1 Id make H the Wosiins braL i o play center. He was substitute cen- |ford Ind and under his guidt 0o vidltors seem fo stand Tl e e : ter en Lanpher's quintet for _threeance, the Hartford team has hit the | gy e IR |vears and has had plenty of caperi- | top rung of the ladder and has re- |00 G ence with state teams. [ mained the pidifinyins fidotors (RIS L COBUAT EE0 T Baen o Mickey Luke has one of the for- |sinee him on the rush line | !NCONETUOUS] sl Ry ward berths while the other rests|he has Dyson. the g acossiiie Hlopldand sitotiled brow Beleent Toe biane anai et s o : e fiost |5 Mo smiled over his good aforcs B A T e : PUSESTUNIEIMIE | Cohcn. Luke has been for vears | floor i game Sy [1oushe in keeping hig Holsieln Tosers ittt et e S “";"‘;‘: ,L,’;; : : : one of the leading players in the | him, he sturdy wiis Blsh nan o bRo N o ity en » ut{ goal of vo ds ng hec gy ; e i e e . ¢ anl | ®ame the night before that he might d by 1 Keeloy hree Souti : : : 2 el more ficrcely assail the D |Chureh baskets were the only scores 4 Bk 3 e A o R ol ”f“mm:. S S Ralnsts | Pritain leaders and fill the N Stanley Works ,““ v"]\md\\w“ S . e 4 - : stars who, as a membcr of th:| At a meeting o ague offi X o 0 (U it g unl, Ao G 5 ampionship Phantoms quintet, | cials vesterday, Bob Griffiths, sus-|? nillediwtlfsabistaction; it 10 make way for Stanley i Sd realiinnioe sshation | pendea Ne in conter, _|Hartford players and the Hartford r. Against this new linen ‘rom | ame one gathers that ! a tender, SYmMpa- | A team ot girl basketball players|instated in good graces of the|audience watched for the referee's thetic che . but he L veritable hurr S ction on the football | ¢ jocted tro mong the cmployes|league. Ie was suspended for |signal to comnicnce the second pe for Pennsylvania. Gentl 4 up a kicnoff two vards behind |of the North & Judd Co. will play |Dr training rules TH - | riod own goal lina and slipped shidded down the fey field 102 yards|preliminary games. A strong com.|iNE day and, although it an- | The o \ cred, Har reh was too far abeid | ror o touchdown in the Quakers' 17 to 7 victory over the Biz Red of |bination is being formcd there and|hounced that he had been released, |ford 4 1l further o its score | ¢ d to show theiv appreciation, his Red and Blue teammates |plenty of interest will be shown in|he was later suspended and fined. Fiftcen minutes later it read, oals by Stanley and onc by imilo the captainey ofthe clev he team's pla | Manager Frank McDonough an- |Hartford 5, New Britazin 4 Hattin The National Guard team winl |nounced this morning that Griffith And another fiftcen minutes ang Dan and Bernie Wosilus he po | practice tonight at the state armi.|Would be returned to the ie final announcement stood out s P las 1 again Sunday morning at | Britain lineup for Thursday night's [ painfully clear on the bulletin board, o A {10 o'clock.” Ray Anderson. Boyw |22Mme This will put Arthur (Kid) lan idea. by the ¥, copied from el 5 |elub team coach, has taker [ Witliams on the rush 1 with Larl [ New Britain, that it made the spec. 1 @ large i Umitin “ AT G f T Febeaig Pierce and Griffiths back at center. | weary: Hartford 6, New Brit v sket during 11 outiil arney Doherty will play halfback |ain § er committi three per. e e L at 0 o'clock with the m e Ihe sixth min and finto 1 second period at a pace S ol AT traction ,«,um.su immediatel alternate with Pierce during | vihich at once put the Hartford anti- thunderous flop uii- ¢ g o Let Kids in Pree I Chemita S e : ST T I S T e ‘in ¢ owill bel| 1 ther very unsteadily e th mm | & became a pair of young whirl end box offic T sday ht will be al | ] ) | | | winds, Jean speeled into Wodt Sithin b ‘ 3 e of South Congregational e | ' Dec. 4 ./p —The two HOCKE {lowed into the game free. This Will [ang Cotier at overy o pportunit ST —— " | at ftunity for the kids L s e AR ol fall A I¢ 1 it R t P ;i Eigncal inkbaseball @ shared be opportunity for the Kids| j\oneriy covered the lower part of which hro 1 05008 W u a ’ ) ! 1ES LA fi 1 embled =il 1o of ritain and, without a doubt in the 9 all-star ainjand, PUPT e floor in a manner which mads Nio and Tuek Game ally found nd Pinkerton scor- | fic1q ts between them. but| Landers 1l i 0 s — point of a tie fivheclay e, ¢ sting st t i i 1 W o Spor st. | Boston Bruins Increase Their Lead | 10usands of them will be on hand | 10 pung think for & time that i Cloves ) 5 ( | Zetterma T i . ght ; e tica the | even before the box office opens Up. | . oiem of corporeal duplication was Russwin team duri ’ ot slanley, il hip 1o n Mick h ors of 15T members of the Base-| OVer New York Tangers in=Na- | Ola mine Batlic ) ) A | 1 1 v fu X _ W red. aund Rurgess was detc period ke e br SRS ¢ Hertford an 3ohi 3 Writers' association, and an- Zue i Sl . Wosilus, rz 3 3 T & G atapony s S GRS 3 tional League Standing. B plays Hartford Thursda : shots would by him. He did let feature % wind., will ec ¢ d ( rlor s & iofi | 4 one player for cach of the oth- oyor MW Fork faneoryl [t ioial of NRC s ke Belmonnl el L 80l i B it the game was the f floor 9 yound 2 i el 1z | of that time, should prove interest- |th® final period opencd e L ARner R el | "*Then there will te an intermedi- | D outstanding feature was unan- |{ional Hockey league by dsteating || L G 5ol BN HECES _ ssell tied the score at the our The victory gave Boston a three | Britain cenfer then with Barney |l “\W{.‘”!‘”v Whsnpliia et 0y narg point Iead over the Rangers, who | Oherty playing halfback ner, McGilvray, sent the New Br RoERces A e e fains “u:,,,‘y. the rooters from this sec In the International group the )Itnwn from his lofty perch of |tion le r}’)::x ’;‘;:1 ‘\'Y]\Vl;hj‘n\ The | Montreal Marcons defeated Pitts-{When-T - play - we - win - games. the a dicd out when Russel| voung blood composinz fhe New |Sent the chantpions further ahead by Eritain polo team swunz Tom Cot- |4 drive at Cashman, ~which nade W of the fact that New L that nonc of Jimmic Mooney's S afe At < o Tivot i Teni, | C: . 0 iate pout of six rounds in which Vin 1! selection by the scribes of fed the ball t 1 t ] Arre tar q[Ca [ . 0 V[ TaBella of Middletown, who is go-|Mickey Cochrane of the world e 1 1 i A s 3 ok i 5 5 e fast elip, meets lio. Champion Philadelphia Athletics fer ey e i 2 Lriiad i : ; e o catching position. He received e RN R o T TR R e McCormick, lg ( 1 s ! ers will open the all 187 votes. Three of his team- onvention. Mr. 10w, Joe Zotter of N Britain | Mates also were chose Iiiesnos 2 ane with \ ot Fid o e veuly of New | Members of the team arc: Al|DUTED 210 1 ond advanced to with- I not start,| IReferee, Aronson: tir i York in one and J Ma ¢ Simmons, Athletics, loft field; Hack |0 9ie POUTE of & fle WAt Uhe leagle |, "\, "Harttord polo colossus. at |him wish he had a job shovelling scorer, Parker | Hartford taking or Landog | Wilson, Chicago Cubs, center fleld; i S59I08 DL ANS, & Dlay st might - [the Hartford rink. Saturday night. |Snow somewhere. There was ne 3 | ‘0\:‘ : x‘ d o T i .,yq\»w ‘n 121 .‘;W;H r v D bt ‘]r:‘v\l\ !‘1:::};;:; The only other game played lns("th" giant got back mirf the zn‘m‘fl!’mlf\‘ :\ K\:‘\ \;100;]]:",{"?1'10‘” «‘1(;»,! result ' baseball year, © Church after two defeats and |skill and good punc poseRtIn | Honisby i Chicagoli Cils iisecona (et dilorontefover ethalNew @ borl P b St s St R e ol s e i s | s s of players em the Main street Boy Scouts piled up | his recent bout with Ge ¢ Duy in base; Pie Traynor. Pittsburgh Pi- Americans. | the New Britaln men. For awhile|more and clinched it. ° tional Association -9 re at the expense of the|which he outclas: w Haven rates. third base; Travis Jackson > z o his inspiration was good and h The Hartford playvers, however, First Baptists. The is was nev- | battler. Mickey v ! w York Giants. shortstop; Mickey D VINS TG 5 de goals, while the New |lost their ds. Wodtke assaulta er in doubt after the first few min- | vantage when ssed _and | Cochrane, Athletics, cateher; L Hyoyidenco iR ADec M M(UR) o I BIEES Sl bodll L e Wt ok utes. although the game was mar- | Mays is looked to 1 & e clroyo i ey cher BB urlerehy o N eleni Dendformexie sy i R DO HE SO TG el ol i ST R el e o red by loose handling of the ball on ! ford boy the hardes st of his|Grimes. Plttshurgh Pirates, pitcher, | #cight wrestling champion of the|led at thoughts of the ,‘l e e :‘ 2 1 M il hoth sides. long shot by Dick- | career The team has a batting average of | WOrld. defeated Stanley Stasiak of | had in pickle for the big ¢ i [Dlestored v ooney, Brelylng Boston here last night. Lewis won | his warriors - R A There was the usual immense au-| (Continued on Following Page.) 101 opened the ng and Dee-i Mays is in 2ood aps W 7 and if the pitchers are excluded then scor & np well in g v tNW ihe average The two pitch- ord wiere s K IS crs have n a total of 37 games i losing 1 tor an average of [ QUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN crwhelming votes. The race for period produc LRSS ) And g base as cloge between Toxx | field goals by t lada . Bill Terry of the Giants Hube opened the ¢ € was closely pressed by Tarshaw of the Athletics for -~ SoME Noon, DuRING Vou WiLL RECALL NN T GoT Vou —THeE second pitching position. and i Wt TR SR Y VouR LUNCH HouR ., come ) THAT SANTAS NoSE[ posctiod Aup it TO PLAY IN WEST the center garden position uP -To —TH™-ToN PEPARTMENT IS TH” SIZE oF A WILL BE WELL FoR e Sporting News has sponsored Psisene HenEesste ot N N GE TG LE Ik S rore 1 RCHERE/NESHS0 YoU o REMEMBER IMiee stars of the Colgate Footbail | and Hornshy is the only player to be W eI'y HELPING OLD IF A’Sr"BODY SHOULD JI" Be6 DiscreeT wed on all T tcani, SAUTA CLAUS UP THere 5 QUESTION TH BuLK AT ALL TIMES? B oy OF MOUR SNOZZLE, (| «~ AS SANTAS START SECOND ROUND e e B e e o Gl e N, V. b 4 9 = _ ANT SAW ME, HE'D 'S BLISTERED THE CONFIDENCE ball 1eamn. "Iy Games Are Seb ed as Las . OF “THE 0TS e i) e 1 Ga A eduled as Last 'TP(IUK HE \WAS FROM CoMIiNG Hi S e ke today ac- | Hall of Church League Opens at | > LoOKING 1IN A Down HoT AND NoUR TALKS | cepted invitations t s EEE CHIMNEYS ! ~To “THEM SHouLD| cast against the i annual arity game at s anc . | | 2 - NoT BE MARREPD e secondpoun Iy =0 B WTH HiccouaHs ¢ open tonight A ", A. with In the first South Congregational hany quintets will | Smarting under | administered to rmer team will s 5 % ke @ comeback this evening, for| & = TR tnows it must win every game | 3 ¢ m its schedule to cven tie the o v+ URGE NIGHT BASEBALL iicran cor ety o tcam ill not be at full strength this eve- it expects to have prac- | same lineup as that ing Minor Play Successful Offered | “Which humbled the Bethany team carlier in the season. A revamped by Lee Kaiser 5 sh team is predicted tonight, Nightingal » and the Franklin Square Kallin, 1z ) Des Moines. Ta.. Dec. 4 (A—Nifht five hopes to turn the tables on its baseball is the real solution 1o the | previous conquerors. The game will | problem of making ninor league!j ) at 7:30 o'clock all 3 J: Lee Kaiser. presi- the second game the tail-end Moines Western & Mark's scopal team Neat Week z ub. beliceves tempt to t the Feam Accept Invitation to Play in San Prancisco, Center Congregational r's Day are Captain enter Jules Yablo! quarterback Tommy Spook) Dowler, half- one lead- SC0! { the ea W a rec 1 of having registercd 4 uch- jown in the first five minutes of ery fame of a nine game dule Real Solution to Problem of Mak- WHIPPETS WIN SECOND i\l at- progress of (he | d to he broke ? IFirst Lutherans This oney. particularly the | ¢ ty scems unlikely, but the | tugions. becanse 3 made a fine nd against | ght plan for football,” | the cthany last week and expect Wiy not night base-| 1o have a strengthened team ready A HELPEQ/ d offset the use | for the Lutherans tonigh The | £ 7 and give the working, Lutherans on the other hand, will \ n a chance to attend.’ be minus several of their best play- Kaisor said he intended trying the | ers. but they are confident of vie- 0 out in Des Moines neal spring. | tory despite this. RES, U. 3. PAT. OFF. v