New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1929, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1929. PETURNS TO PROVIDENCE LINEUP IN TIME TO DEFEAT NEW BRITAIN—TWO GOOD GAM AGUE. TONIGHT—ARBURR AND CONWAY REPLACE FOLEY AND CONROY ON NEW BRITAIN FIVE—GUARDS PLAY TCMORROW iS BUT WIDDLFTOWNWINS 'ARBURR AND CONWAY ARE WILIMS LEAJS DUGGAN LEADS GRAYS TO OLDEN DAYS SECOND EROM CLUB SIGNED BY NEW BRITAIN [FAGUF SCORFRS VICTCRY OVER PANTHERS st Writers Is by No Fovione Rally F harf— ouid Have Turned Up Fuious Rally Falls Short Yoo Tf What Mentors Say Is True— | Reserves Swamp Whippets 1 I Big-Time Coverage of Gridiron in| = |Conroy and I'oley Receive Their Releases From Mana- | e . Star Rusher Returns to Lincup in Time to Hand New ger Clarence Lanpher After Game With Visita- LOC'fll Forwar TODS Sl' A‘l]hh] Britain a 6 to 5 Setback—‘Kid” Williams Ties the tions — Last Year’s Star Guard Finally Comes to| il Roller Hockey Gircuit Score in Fourth Period With Two and a Half Min- Terms With Local Pilot — Lineup Appears to Be = utes to Go—Visitors Pile Up Four to One Lead Be- Strongest in State — No Game Here Christmas| ' " st wort S e fore Home Club Gets Going—Game Tonight. Night goals duin ¢ past week of play Night. the American Roller o e 4 ‘m ; 3 Last Nizht's Resulis Williams Bovi Arthur (Kid) Willam ! ol TN e Al Arburr and Jerry Co | bk wa ueh a stellar hrand |tain and rusher of the New Britain cen signed to play with ti t met wi hstant popular is now at tl 1z Terms Were Used in England Long ! \ | | | | | Standing Griffiths Brown 1l team 1o 1 C e ritatlindledeyeiatoring SHE St i ¢ Dolierty Muirhead 3 cox idgeport by one 10 and Conroy, guard e et e B i pectively, according “onre 4 ¢ th a repiu- holds third place jus ne short of neement made by A {ation for big thi a big dis |8t Aubin Ha)s Goal First Perviod Lanpher today. appointnient. For the first few| Dyson of Hartford ! e Goals Scored by Caged 1 s took a ense drop | ball off the ot 161 time An Second Period caome ca to put his hest inte rk of the i pu | his tean 2 Provi > i Brown s : Phird Period fouls, W : ; New Britain Willizms heads the goal tenders. | J A (Assist by Doherty), en, who recentl i Harl teamn. Almost enter 10 op- | “Bib* Boucher, is second with Arhirr was a member of the team | pose New Britain this season has| Herbort of the Bridgeport te t bul he failed to come | outplayed him Gl leads in making Manager Lanpher a si ¢ opening of the present| Rlount ing of the prese vea 1s re has been s auestion of o addition of Arbure and friendly cone “onw {his has apparently b and New Britain will bel syt New Britai wo at . able to face the best quintets in Ui Arin N s [ state for the ren rof th on the 1 ‘oley D n.oon even terms. Conway hag v ; \ Bovi in. has displaced Por in s SRS R (As by B own) hd plice. The statd et R e e e Voneth Period tritai Willisns (Assist by Doher(y) Auhin, Bridgeport Ty Piere Davies, Al I to be a good t known as a defensive player S Avs, 42 nd ability but b ¢ om i i in Satur- as ordered fo g : erizes o sty B o of v . is good in by the dritain teani. | this departme he s in the back arin. Amsterdan: ' Bear i Harkin i ey | 5 tushes R, DPeres Albany. 21 : . : Ntops stol garnc | v | court. 5 istol e Hartford, 1 sperini. New d to stop Collin e, had T No Game Christmas Foul—Brown 1L Pierd w Britait o1 Hart reressive, in | Beca of ilie turn of cvents in le. Amsterdam, 14: Ne¢ come through \ ihe past few days, Manager Lan- Lk has decided to abandon the 9: Clinton, New Br the of this city. He, for years s nighi. The basketball fans of | Britain. a: Doherty. New Brita i tarted fo e it "y L 15 been one of the outstanding is cfty will understand the situa- ,m"“' pd, Providence. 2 1 1k voin the cond period ers in this section of 1 because the sympathy of sport | Hartford Miller, Bear cant ¢ 1 e got ¢ was imore v rs has gone out to the dua, B 1: Hebert erdant. - jaos. ( hooked the ball vy |19 1 4 turday cht . of the basketball team 1; Gazanagi, Amsto znone, ¢ cainst the Brooklyn Visitations esent bercavement. Rushes Jinx and his Dyson. Hartford. 161; [ TWO GOOD GAMES SLATED et B i i s i Wil Sy N v count 1o 26-12 a is own cage, sailed the ball cle PSR i IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ™ et ™ i balil St it o v P'rovidence a three 1o no cad | feats to its credit so 1 the local; cher, Bridgeport, arl “Kid” Williams finall hany, 16; Duggan. Providence, 15; e third period and ey o 1. Pierce. New Britain Williams, v rolled sl down o |and will be forcs vel fast 1o One Feature—Gascos and Stanley Works to Battle it . Bl e e in Another—Corbin Screw Considered Big Favor- hany. 1.4 ): Dyson, | 01 neelitc il ! " s and the Burritt b 1 team is faced vith two hard s this week-end tford. 10 il Amsterdam e b nto ite Over New Britain Machine Combination — |i3: Davies Athany. 120 1. Perogrn oul of ‘Nibby” Nyborg May Be Out for Remainder of the Mo il M o 5 v s o on & e Dirday might! the yBurcitta il \'ca‘.‘ \ by Brown. he hooked the ball down winning Britain . Gasperini, New ritai travel to Thomp: » to meet the Morrison. All LG E AT AR sh-American five. Last year the Sap etbaemiud e New Brita 2: Griffith N t With New fGritainsdowr L ! tat ion « to New enas League Standing contest with th@ Newmatics on the ain, 2: Neal. Albany. 1: Lundervitle, ‘;“"'_"‘ RerloLapeots o KRN L : . cly nosed out e W, ‘ct. {short cnd, but after the surprise the | Amsterdam, 1: Mulligan, Trovi- | (010 [ @ 002 o JA1d. averhaiil Midaletona: | Slaniey Rulc 00 {Corbin Cabinet teum pulled Jast fdence, 2, ’ ) L |Gt siere 1| week the followers of the Corbin Fouls e bt 1 winning i Stanley Works 3 1 Serew team will not be overconfident | Hebert 2 Brown. I'ro e i Phe Tirritts will be Landers ) prior to the game. dence, S IpDING R ong ol auncysll i erviees of “Joe’ Jasper Iafnirs LSy » | The Russell & Erwin team will be | Rlount, I 5 Morriso L LR A * Gill who will be per- without the services of its speedy | 5: Jean. Hartford, 4: B FE e 1 1 Teague rd. Elmer (Nibby) Nybor grin. Alhany. 6: 1 1. Provic i e Pl e ety ) i1 the To- is suffering m in both knees.|4: Arudua. Rears, 2: Dyson, Hart- . Gt loos e i sh National home Mill start o i Formerly he had to contend with | ford. Williams, New Britain, i one knee injury but now bhoth 1 Dolierty, New Britain vt ] arve giving him bother. He may be |bany, 1: J. Jeregrin 3 ki e b hen | Saturday eveni itts out for the remainder of the 2 . Pierce Amsterdam 1 A4 B 1 vill play return game with the Tusswin v n The Stanley Works and Gaseos | New 1: Boucher. go- | e ¢ AT | Winst \ A. at the Stanley Staniey Works vs. Gascos. honld furnish plenty of opposition |port. 1: Muirhead. Providence sl r rena i aor T Newmatics ve. Corbin Screw for cach othe The Buttmakers Stops 5 locals defeate t the ball 1 dayed whirlwind basketball for 30 of their tean Wilson did his usua King hoc in it for Provic a0 o'l A returt e will played in this Britain. S i have an areay of talent that has Stops. Miss P Jroviaence war Ll nod | after a strong fight in Indications are that at t been burning up the league until Blount. Hartford s ) down. With ¢ Bri visitors” lincup is composed of for- of the three games in the * n- | lrriday mehow the offensive cogs Welch, Albany c « cover rov « un | mer Gilb High stars. The team is lin the Stan Machine could not | Jette, . 1 07 i excellent shape. looked | especially good on long shots and nd the Cabinet | Lovegrin 1 T Lright for a local v 2 should work o advantage on the 1 won in a X Purcel ' Lowever 1005 G tloor. The Burritts will chance | The Fafnir team have Al|Hayes, Providence.. T 10 78 | Hoft coul stop his " their full strength and hope pos- [ Havlick back in the lineup and How- | Barnikow. Ar m STO 130 862 scoved. New Britain c 't pet 10 make straight over the a third place tie. Both of : |ard Belser may also be present when | phinney, Alba ST0 139 52 | past the Providence tribe. The vis and its second win in two fourth place draw the team takes the floor against the | Probel. Albany 53 .534 | itors kept velling f { s victories and two defeats. |Russwin crew. This would be the disie i s ound but when the All of the players who will make Gascos, who won their first [fitst time this season that the full HOGAN FIRST TO SIGN . Providence 1 v to 5. the trip to Thompsonville are asked can move up into a gth of the team would be rep. New York, Dec. 17 (P—To J sunmmary o meet in front of the local “Y" at with the loser of the . & vesented. If Belser return Buchiere | Francis Hogan goes the honor of |New Britain. ‘rovidence. 6:30 o'clock sharp. \fnir contest. Howeyer it must de- | will move back to guard and Ander- | hein New York Giant to 1l - t the Stanley Works ot that 'son and Beloin will be in reserve. | sign a contract for 1930 1 tush USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Coach Rice may start either of 1hese instead of Buchicre. S I M S B T w00 R BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN i [iUAR[] UINTET and Wall and FFruin, guards. A ney s A 10 who will probably break i UL D v - e Whippets H the up is Haves who can play e oy Club Trsvrves surprise cither guaras or forward. TS NONE OF MY BUSIESS Nou MusT HAE ST Anp cricago, cenfounded the !N SE['[]ND EAMF Nat Holman., well known profes — FOLKS, EXCEPT O0UT OF CURIOSITY US CONFUSED OF ALL PLACES! 1| dustrial Rasketball league will 16 close battles. The winner of th Boys” Club Fonizit, v f 5 1 wi jonal. picked Hayes an an All-Man onal. picked Hayes an an AllMan-| TR gt WERE You PEOPLE EVER [ WITH SOMEBODY |y gRACIOUS ol U = Hayes was playing on a New Yori I\ CHICAGO - ABouT “THREE ELSE » No DoUBT! Holl —— oo Local Basketball Team Meets pien sehentfesme Ctfergmoninthe |} | NEARS AG0 2 < SEEMS To || MR- GMBLER [ promasLy ° reiian : M apayy | DTy K. of €. and were on last year's ME NOUR FACES ARE FAMILIAR), MR. HOOPLE HAS Lo Washington Hil Five Tomorrow ity ‘st v e ™"} L ~"gur T cat pLace vous Never BEEW £ "Seod us ar R U nis charges will display the ‘ o KROW HoW 1T 15, WHER 18 Seseel | Eiies cies - “I“( v‘i“‘v"’l‘: machine-like team work {hat | A FELLA GETS SOMETHING ~n o MAY - PARIS, OR tecreation | yypical of ay last week. Al- @ 3 < i HAVE Khowd | i nizht, (he | ough k) Arburr : N HIS MIND AWT HE > % LoMDaK ! ional Guard basketball team signed with Lanpher's New Britain | < CANY SETTLE T we )7 SOMEONE \«lhy &/ f i o1 endeavor fomorrow Might 0 Con- | ioam, Manager Recano is confident . W, EH? RESEMBLES R quer the Washington Hill A. ¢, of e will be with the National Guard ¢ L MTRUE S B > Waterbury and plac the ew B tomorrow night at least The rest 4 Y um among the sta of the lineup will be intact with Ray rofessional quintets. ‘The X Holst, center; *Lefty” Cohen and | played at t terar Mickey Luke, forwards and Johnny hooking the Brass City team, |gpechan, guards. A's reserves “Ham- | my" Darrow and Aldic Hewett will | he available. | Ralph Itecano has contin policy which will bring to is city teams which haye always W hippets nished natural rivalry for Hard- e TN AD re City fans. Manchester and Wa- | xow Haven. Dec. 17 (UP)—The | rbury have always been Keen|New Haven I s retained their rivals of New Britain, especially In|1eaq jn the Canadian-American| asketball. This will probably = be |, key Teague today atfer battling | proven by the number of Waterbury | o= A e \ . 2 o | who will accompany the team. | pogg at the' Arena here last night. | t the Waterbury team is weil | | | Speyer and Dye scored for the mong (he leading contenders fOU |, 1e " iho Jatter (wice. Hart scoved | state professional title may bhe | | LERCE ) fonal ttle may bej ;o' for the Iteds and Gagnon | aned froi sult of the open- | 1% ‘ ing game of tie Bristol Bndee sea- son. On that occasion the Wa | bury team defeated last year' o | I champions. This ¢ Joe Carroll of the quintet to negotiate for the services CAMPOLO AFTER BOUTS Buenos A 1 » Vi GANS IS FAVORITE New York, Dec. 17 (UP)—Baby | | Joe Gans, colored, California junior | welterweight, is a 2 to 1 favorite to B¢ 5in Rithoiantwho | was present|octeats s Nt Kawlen o Roston fin ol "team defeated |their 10-round boxing match at| Lanmhere New Britain five two | Broadway Arena. Brooklyn, tonight. | veeks ago. Bristol squared ac-| o < y | viy info ! counts with the Washington team . TO DISCUSS EXPENSES | al C GROM SRS POSITION 1l slin a game played last Saturday New York, Dec. 17 (UP)—Dis- | | 4 AREFUL ‘ = | er Argentive| The Walerbury management has|cussion —of amateurs’ expenses in TJAKE, CALL ( N \ A l 0| checked up on its weaknesses aned | tournament golf will be the rrln:'mali Z JoUR SHOTS ! «ill come fo New Britain with a|business before the Metropolitan | strong team consisting of IFlaherty | Golf Association’s annual meeting .-nl HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | and Dunn, forwards; Daley, center | Hotel Pennsylvania tonight. i L]