New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1929, Page 9

. J - f | b 1 c ro ded ing e T I -mvwovvmwm‘ | witt be | replaced by Perry Taylor, a | - | P . T : T ¢ EHAMP (Rt BAP I'IST BOYS’ CLUB TEAM | WITH THE BOWLERS |®« SMALL SQUADS FOR WHITE S pea kin g | | ience, but whose defensive work is | | | oSt Louis, Dec. 25 (P—Don Waite el on a par with that of Heinecke. V | ROGERS ALLEYS ormer, Eurduar baskethall .atir, e i B | A ¢ lieves in small court squads. A fes o f S or l ' | ably v I ; | | UNIVERSAL CLUB LEAGUE 2 "duyn after practice began, he cu ably will be determined to a large g P 8 ¢ ieln e Laemnatioge srey) | Luges : . {the Washington university squad t FOOIEOTSITTCOPISRICOATETH e e 4 s o b el 112 men. Johnny Kley, Staniey Rule 1 LlS f Leadel‘s lll AH Bl‘aflPheS as a unit, l)’:::":\ly«:lx‘r ‘rl)m e Takes Place of Panthers in “Y” Baskethall ( ireeit— et o ¥ Rule bas- ohes 1 be R e ETH i 5 reu; Cigarett, Domingo; Seduction 2 jable to muster the ountiag| Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, Manager, Draws Up New 5 ' Kethall fenrnicicanLar had attnidae iSpon [OF 1999 GIVCH | fight that they did against Califor- L YAIR DEPT. STORE i e A S e 4 | nia. is proving a source of worry. | Schedule — Games Won With Players Over Age «.. ... . % . ’ I8 N BASKETBALL i part in the battle against the Corbin | (T "h:\- \-Jrl\;‘.'4'\-\"H!\forllv‘\vll'(?y-_v ,x(mmu Limit Will Be Forfeited — Locals to Play First ¥ : 1 sy v 262 O Surke e ! Screw team. A front tooth became! During the past vear the Y. M, | Cortain. leyacan L the ey s o : i T e : loose and he had to pull it out. The | C. A. physical department conducted SRLNE QL SurDnise: | Game During Week of December 30—List of Con- i 2 Stanicyf Arean ; entire feat was done during a time championship meets in handball, | he !vv‘"-mv | tests ATLAS cut and Kley went on without the | basketball, swimming, touch football, | _]“]“" olnt "‘“‘l"“"" | 5 Vs tooth. v polo. volley ball, in. | Carimark - . Preston A : NEW BRITAIN | _ paddle tennis and| left end | The Boys' club of the Pirst Bap- ;"‘“‘ ns for the 242,466.39 worth of A s ) ’ One of the most unsportsmanlile and field Price Thompson | fist church of this city has been ad- rubber man was |7 ResenicliSia e as HoleliEtanicy ctions in Dbasketbail i bein LAl individual and team | Ie mitted to M, ( out f Telephone 2644. iibited by some of the Indu champions, for the v | Humber Driseatl | niermedi lea ny was s 7 e ———— Ieazuc crs when they poir Han onen 10t uard of 1 et S hands in front o : 2 v Tay P i o chin an v s e act of mixed doubles chany ont Vit i O S R S R AR B R RRCacse, ng a foul. The Stanley Works play- N Hillsinger J ek nlaye ¢ 1 1L rs are especi guilty of this 1ype M. C. A baske vight WL tGrd the st Jack Der o lo Z of play and it should be discontin- carcats, J. Balc B Ierry i n. coach of 1 a tough skirmis 2 cd for the sake of the sport. A rretta, P. v right tackl ts. applic idmission 1n EouNG s ko accidenta 3 f < z 1other foul on the oifending team right end new schedule drawn up by ing rallied, however. and finish- ) b L champions, (state), H.[Carver Pleishhacker | Rev, Vernon L. Phillips of Kensing- “' 7 & Another acti which serves to b, class. Barle Aldrich, quarterbaclk n gue manager, Victorio L‘ g e J 3 sive the sport a black eve is the 135 1h. class M. Can-| Cagle () time limit for the furnishing il Wrein i AXPH nsuranee £ 10ise and boos which re- | lett halfbac of hirth certificates expire on ind Max ceives when he is about {o shoot al, Indoor fouch football champions, | Hutchinson Itothert 6, and there is likely to wy until spri e i . oul. Junior class Ken- ight halfbac a little trouble at that time. At 1 hope of furnishir 1= ; 2 LT ‘I\X\I; s ‘“‘t”"w l\‘mun : Smaling |one team is believed to have u forcign opposition et do any or all of these & Lvery game night was fea- | Williams Es: E v.| fullback man who is ever age. but every 18 {0V W in obligati confi ' % -d by acroba nts of one par- | Andrews, Bl - ton with such a player on the floor | riffith Jighilis gdions front you Z ticipant. In ti unir How- | “B" class, Nimro | will be forfeited if he is found to by« he Garden bat 1 trd Belser took sivan div I into "}"" L “~[” K. f o AN OLD TIMER'S | heyond the limit, the 2 manager “en Otto Von P t S = = izzors positions as he landed into | Gerrish. May, G nd Pauline Uz . g ' L e s | RN o e |5 A i K At the Start of the New Year? alimost as much as he was on 1 cluss. Koschanski, Lummp, Dy 15 folloy Al Qi ct. po. Souncy, Anderson, inakas, Rivet. Round I e Mo = DR son, R ani A J Whippets at South churcl J ; In the second game Joe Luke, K7 Hayes, Kos ermedi- i 11 South chureh. Southin “ho is a professional tumbler, came | 410 “‘ *»\‘“ osilus, Ritter, MeArthur, | Kensington, Whippets at - into his own at one time when ho | French. onis, Allen, | N sl i ST landed on the floor in the niidst of | Nt archesi, Goldman | BIATIME G CRATH H’\\'\‘ ,);\M:, syl,?’, R (il 2 @ crowd of players. He was resting | (O i | 1o . Flynn Scores Knockout When | chureh at Kensington. s x on the back of his with his uns, |m,_} Southington. First Baptists z b3 et in the air iinger, Ro-| His Fighter Refuses to Go ping. Whippets idle 2 = Andersor - Week of January 6 b '\: ”;‘n‘l’[ ; ;l.:m\ql:l‘ " Preisser ‘ il o Phrouzh With Bout. XAt (NG 0 ] on a good show. All that was need- £ iy 3 no i i An anhs b «d 1o complete the \m'vl ’v.- ‘\\. ‘1:,»‘ Au- er Loo P Itlvnn noleinelata b ket BaplistaRas 1ed « vand ! ” S - 3 custino of the Newmatics n ob of S ) A ERE in the New Britain district, 3 = South church ke 4 ! have g = q p 3 5 B e s work ool churdh e hyats i oo o inzdequate holiday funds are 2 w N N roller hockey cluy | Ints Wou- | America 1 his first as u S Shatl " - — <y z 2 o R by e S Yosi-| anager, e even turned fightor fo| Week of December 23-—Wappis it less gencral every year. The New a om Monday nights 5 Sunday after- | s, Ri , Mar- | T s e ' ) J 3 o will prove popnlar with a | chesi. St Lawren [ SIS R i K LEAGUE Britain National Bank, since 1914 2 ze number of roller polo fans ir Tndoor hockey champions. Junior| " oo eel o e Rnobs B ’ s = e e i ! hio! [ Flynns fivst tighter, according ‘o k of January Sont o e i 3 s city, Ay e during e |-y b Grestonnean, G NIET TGt e el at First apiisis, Soutiingio ! has conducted a Christmas Savings 3 S aynes. Tack Ilobifison of. Chicagol Diys hippets, Kensington wichd i 3 . oy . & S e L . e i R o e e ks H Club to enable its friends and neigh- é 5 Jay N0 Mancos, Mainer, Mack LiL s second Tiound DAoL 1 S nstead of Mondays. s oved | CoSSIVe nights; one with “Bull” Hur- i i 25 . . T b3 B bl e R e e e e el s A = bors to prepare in advance for just i el P ynn Falls t South church, Kensington at Wap- | vign settlenients ar om their | ¢ Lo such expenses, g 1o do 1 or tetmedlatal i n ked out Hurley, and Uirst Bastists at Whippets. | adjoining > & ernoons that ti Crowley, Day, Holmequist, s AntedirongGilynn e ‘ e ety SRy s B e Wapnine | I<ohaliglon: ot | fl Y ¥aTS ago Tiolelison grad ‘ This bank’s 17th Club js still form- i ceeive a blg Loost Kethall league championship | . el Sl el ol “Enfic e e ) kS 3 2 LES ¥ : A . A . .. tovervent stiould prov: (0 e e o el o New. Yo A NIRRT 4 o d his ¢ > ing, for 1930. Come in and join 1 one espec Iy with i Nt (Eiral: e quarre wa clitnaxed when b S = 2 reer s clern o on PeY] . e crs riding hizh in first Williams Iwod, Kenne. | Zobinson sot off the (rain at a sta o i Aauthima et ay o] uy, leadlr persualisi i tofgg o | z onc of the ten convenient classes. o e i ppear i South church, Sonthington &t En- | China 1o afira ntion of th ve Pierce and his Amsterdam o) ‘J"“ e ,'“".‘\"l : ', LR resource then. as Y\\(.” W 'pping at First liies crew has crept up to the second po- |y S i | t impersonate Kobi Hinnetsdic sy § sitlon b the Jeagnie. By defoating | Arss LSk ]‘t‘y{ e lsor ot the fighter's as well Week of February 17—Wapping| Hartford last night, the Amsterdani- | 1o St lioietn d of the purse? "“'"“’I‘{""‘ Y“"'\:"L'\ ! '\"" e ER . . T . rs passed the Indians in the & ] sl ie ington, Tirst Baplists at Enficld. | Mission bu B % N B o 1 \ l B k : i e e e T e P S part o s THE PEOPLE'S COAL CO.|| ew Dridain National ban nd New Bri Rk lermediates | 0ul the promot wher than ta “"]" : X H"‘I"»“ " = 501 DiassC FIRST CLASS : e it ;. st o T church a antield first Baptists 5 R vt . Marines, Wosilus, Ttit- | % ¢hance on i somron * N e y Open Monday Night - 7 to 8 2 . . s, Wosiue i e oo v S gon, Wilpote st Napri. LEHIGH COAL l y Nig i bunched around 8 ‘\,“H, i ‘,,"H‘ Ve Hurley last \\”n‘;, ‘m \I.ul._h s “h PHONIL €695 % Tone speetacular games w s oon = i e ant to give Yo apels anlield PeeIIs caaace, i = “’“ “m‘n Sty s "j_""""‘ i i m’ . “Wantitoigi ' Kensington at irst Baplists, Sonth He waggled his deiver, fondicd his = ORI OGO OO R A COROE: sitle to keep on top v Bt TS At the aerna that nizit an "]r" e el i SR “‘ i B vt o s | Sl o i oy o L W OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS position. cam, Crais- | decided to take a chanee 1 LSl { £ i Cueci. | o and Tteazan a . Whippets f Cionaflone. | hi tryinz to o “'“" i / han Bod! Yuyes,BoT K i 3 = il Sexton, St. Lowrence, Day. | R cheek with hi T JRaeage] HELEELA P e SRS e I/ HOWD MOV | HE ENJOY A PLATE (o) =vT DoWN MAY BF F" LH] Goldman, All s e en e A e [ LIME T BE (oF Ham AN' EGGS lona EncuaH, [ Al around i« 9 med f It | | DN HOME cities of the golfing z GO RV ) /HO\J AN ENTOY AT - ) ol d A mon ~ ST S S D | ERONM WORW ) olins May Go to Georgeiown (o """ | o o ‘ e e e e e Al around athleti | . e ! 1 T SR oAb ol | NoTice el i iz % 3 funior "A%. A der | A few days later. the | BATTI E SHARKFY oven squeezed pleasure from th | NO \‘HJ‘\ SRR BIOWGS 1,.»—\ GOY WHO LoD pid Succeed Lou Little Inploycd [ promoter came 1o Ney | fd L e« 3 ¢ place names I i UNLESS YOUNE [Tl N HORSE CANT = wediatis, A ran into lynn ——= e hen| | 5 =g i Th | STO0D VP FEW / AN 'fi—\ 1 New York. In » [ L R SN CUE o ibao Yictor » i lie was far * ro- | ANRILE ARTORDATES DR e Ll coaching problems may b Hitn While they were talking, up cani S transtormed the Shanghai lnks into | ANT EAT settled nest ek in connection St ketball foul shooting | _ n ) ISROI 1L | ONE AN = iady , e i cthi oul Lobinson-—the real Jack Robinsor. lorious. sasid Ish conrs. ENCE ¢ Sith the annual mceting of the | champion. 1. Uohen. .| I was just trying to get Robinson | P]fl\,eg Hlm In Flom Ra”k The holes Honz heca ANHATS TH DIFFERE NCE s American Football Conches” associa- | scnior all-around track and field| .o WE8 50 08 10 8¢ ERE AR ; i £ g R e . il (indoors), #8%¢ | Fiynn, *{o fight in Glynn Fuils| New York an : Rockies & huck Collins niversity of | champion (boys) 110 Ib. class. fan- | i e e R et e T e North Carolina coach, Ia sluted 1o | oa diving: 45 yard brenst sirone| a2 Heiiadew it when he b o lenmoalen Tilizen arse with the per it Lol us iead conch il (state ricond) IS MToresian lul’s not Robinson—1'm Robin- | Jack Sharkey down wher: palms { Georgelown and negotiations to shouted Jack Robinson in the hot suns of Mizmi seems e pegconpletS Iynn drew the promoter aw ended in Gerald Ambros A explaining that Itobinson was a t lai -jawed RAr JEnauEn Ao crack-pot who liked to pose s kid from Sioux City. lowa eondil to sz ‘Hw yew prominent fighters While the dew still dr from Kolf « ham. um,m BA “Harmless. you know. but daffy.” (he frame of the tough one and Joo | 80If v > far Jimit gy : ! of rumors 1 Leo I Humphries liona. wal o sloved man < v hi bis possible success e RS T AR L A 10ft in token of decisive vietory over | & the. anly (w0 outst " b = A e s B Johnny o. the Jirst clear note of castern Wactap [ Giyr s ¢ Lsor had o Lallylioo call rang out last nigist lins accepts the Georgetown post o Jianniatm | (Copyright, 1929, NI5a Sorvice, e Garden ; ‘ il to the 3 | LOYOLA LIKES THE DARK plump litde matchmakes M ARomi s L e New Orleans, La. Dee, 28 G D Dt e St orn ol Euliesity tansan il Sanrord < | Lovolt naiversity likes its foothall in el : A doaniing or anytime thereafter i Tu ( _ Collins amd Adam Wal ¢ ’ Lo SIX experimental games at night of 1 ontpe 1 1 couch. both lave bheen men o8 st ”_ M snecesstul this year, Y ioned for (he Grorsétown position | of the conniy here today in | ¢ il el | vhich Little vesigned fo aceept Co- | one of IRrsCClion -y GO TLEGGER'S WIFE FREED vounsstor with ) i ' | umbia Inerative inducements, T i ton Rouge, Ta., Deg T (U hair belted old Jdoln I )int Both arc former Notre Dame men The 1wo | Known memb Anne IPoster, wife of & boot . rounds to wi Y ) ) playing together in the days of the 1he Cid i I won five years probation cision. Cerald An Four Horsemen at South Lend, | C¢ U while Foster was fined $200 and sent slug with (e 0. ) Collins turned out a fine team af | m < to jail for 1ysgon her story that Cleveland i \nyv‘l\ Carolina this year. losing | fron ]‘j 10981 ahe “had to do what he told me:” gir il h the G ' only oenc me and leading the il | to wit, give a pint of liguor to i man ten s whil 1 Elzcar Rio; Canada % uthern Confercnce in seoring. 000 spectators. three thousand niles | o™ lied at their home. losing were no knock- = J Walsh was head coach at Santa | from home and in the first appe 5 Y. 3. PAT. OFF. HO'\\E‘ JAME\ Clara, if., before go to New ! onee of an Army west of the | == 5 —— =g el Haven Lockics. Cagle will craduate 1 B N 1olds its annual mecting Monday hinm. goes back into service. it the Hotel Astor as the forerun- Those who make a close study of ner of a werks athletlc pow-wows. {he gune. favor the Curdinals (o {WANT To PAY MY BILL (N WHATE Th' METTER ? O (O, 6, (ES! WHY WOULON'T | BE? )« DONT TELL M) (ES, INDEEDYT FIRST OF ALL UM WELL WELL, WeLL! ex— is expected fo debate the rules and (ake the measure of the invading EULL, SAM — THEN You'Re AIN'TCHA SATISFIED? || MY HUBBY GAVE ME MONEY FOR possibly recommiend some_change szt Phere Stantopd i by LosiNie- & Ga0D cusToMER ~ | | CHRISTMAS AND UM GOING- T n spite of the p ts. however, it Cagle and his running mate. Johnnv 2 s not likely the coacnes as a body Murrell. fullbacl to stop, the Army T“Ke & TRie ABROAD will sponsor any action to withdraw | loys will be called upon to halt the : = new fumble rule. The eoaches 11-1u ng advances of nine back- Da:‘z“oepp ontributed to writing this 'in the | ficld threats. The soldier offens om_vasv St hooks last winter and the rules- biult almost entirely around ( 5 HoPP (NG~ S nakers are understood to be t ind is supplemented by Mu 0AY> BERXRE| oughly satisfied” with it infrequent £ work. Coach Yop™ CHRISTMAS The National Collegiate arner charges all his behind-the- lLine yardage will hear Foundation’s meeting W choes of the sdnesday. Carnegie men with the His duty of gaining various combinations famous report on subsidizing ined in deception and fune- ccruiting of college athletes d and power croup was instrumental in starti ehind his starting backfield of he iny tion which led to the I shhacker nling. Rothert anl cvelations of questionable prac- | IFrentrup. Warner holds in reser.e ices and commercialism in college | Simking. Clar, Cazlicri, Hillman an- foothall. Although the C. A A Mofait, every one of them a scoring has no police powers, its officers, | threat, including Brig. Gen. Palmer E.; The Stanford Hne. with one excep- Pieree, the president. have ex- | tion. will be the same that withstoo pressed view that somethin the charge of Calife v Bear last shanld® lone about these alleged | 1ontl Wit Heineeks regnl wils center, is laid up with a cold and » "nl'"lll‘"mlh TO YOUR UNCLE WERP, oo | [AN BE SURE AN REMEMBER AE