New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1930, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1930. HAIR-RAISING SHOT IN FINAL SECONDS SENDS BOYS’ CLUB DOWN TO — B~ DEFEAT—WILLIAMS SCORES 100TH GOAL—INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE LEADERS HAVE GAMES TONIGHT—NATL. GUARDS TO PLAY'BRIDGEPORT TEAM—COUNTY ‘Y’ PLANS TRACK MEET WILLIAMS LANDS 100TH GOAL; HARTFORD HERE THURSDAY Jean’s Indians Reported to Be Preparing for Trouble | When Arch-Rivals Clash at Stanley Arena, Featur- | ing Renewal of Griffiths-Dyson Hostilities, Pre- dicted in Capital City—Panthers All Set for Ter- rific Battle. [ish by the veteran New Britain cen- | [ ter. Time after time Dyson has taken a wallop at the hall only to find Grit- | 1 leads the indi- | fing stick ahead of him. [ In the game last week, Dyson took la wallop at the Britain center 30 seconds ¢ e gar arted. To the New Hritain fans it eared | as though Dyson had entered the Arthur “Kid” Williams of the Britain Pa vidual scorers in the American Rotl- | hers sf er Hockey League, scoring his 100th goal of the se week. “Steve” Pi sterdam Hurricanes, during the pa 7 e, of the who has be | satura game with instructions to get Grif- fiths, thereby making him desist in | | his close guarding. This appeared to | be the only way the Hartford rush- er could appear to good advantage before his home crowd. It also ap- | pears that Dyson has become courageous since “Art Shires” Jean started his numerous fights about the league. Dyson evidently is con- fident that Jean will come to the res cue if things hecome too hot. Dy son has been a very docile young- ster up until lately and his sudden | display of “bravery” is very suspi- clous A glance at the statistics show that league, v Britain is the cleanest team in | league, having committed only 11 fouls while Hartford has offen [ed on 32 occasions. The Hartford team can come to New Britain | Thursday evening without fear of bodily injury but “Kid" Williams and company will give their best to send the Indlans back to Hartford hadly beaten by virtue of hard but clean playing. “Kid” Williams show- d his sportsmanship a few weeks ago when he appealed to the public to let the players take care of all| fights and not to interfere. Hartford claims that it will score two victorles hut the Panthers may have something to say on the mat- ter. So far the Indlans have yet to defeat New Britain on the local floor. It fistic fireworks are on the pro- gram, New Britain will be ready if that is what the Indians are looking for. Williams' rival for first place for a number of seasons, is second with 93 goals while Lavies of Albany is third with 90. Dyson of Hartford still ret: hing honors, running his total (o 273 during the past week. St An- bin of Cohoes ranks second to Dyson with 219 rushes, Harkins of Albany with 31 assists, leads the field in ERelping score goals. “Bad Boy" Hebert of the Cohoe: club continues to lead in the num- ber of fouls, making five during th week to bring his total to 22, “Pei Welch of the Albany Lawmakers i the leading goalie of the Goals New Britain, 100; Plerce, Amsterdam, 93; Davies, bany, 90; St. Aubin, Duggan, Taunton, 7§; T ford, 64; Bovin, Taunton, Hartford, 56; TLundervill dam, 400; Harkins, Albany, Feregrin, Amsterdam 38: Therina, Cohoes, 35; Boucher, Cohoes, 34; I3 Peregrin, Albany, 34: T. Pierce New Britain, 33; Jean, Hartford Gasperini, Britain, 17; Albany, 9; Brown, Taunton, bert Cohoes 7; Mulligan, Cohoes, T Harvey, Hartford 7; Doherty New Britain, 5; Whitney, Cohoes 2; Wil- lams, Hartford, 1; Miller, Cohoes 1; Arrunda, Cohoes 1; Gamanga Am- sterdam, 1. s the Willlams, Al- 8: H»- Rushes Dyson, Hartford 273: St. Aubin Cohoes, 219; Peregrin, Albany, 17 Dugan, Taunton, 153; Peregrin, Am- | | sterdam, 132; Pierce, New Britain, | j———————— 132; Willlams, New Britain, §i Lunderville, Amsterdam Pierce, CHIP SHOTS Amsterdam, 31; Gasperini, New Brit- ain, 16; Davies, Albany, o SR ’ BY J1 A good many people interested in golf marvel at the number of pros who follow the winter tournamients. | They ask, how do they pay ex penses? The answer is, they dont. Many of them win a little prize money, some of them get a fair, slice, and a few cash in on the transcontinen tre The majority spend & large portion of their sum- mer earnings and have nothing tangible to show for their work. Harkins, Albany, 3 hoes, 26; ¥. Plerce, New Britain, 2 Davies, Albany, Aubin, Co- hoes, 24: S. Pierce, Amsterdam, 24 Willlams, New Britain, 22: Dugan, Taunton 18; B. Peregrin, Albany, 16: Jean, Hartford, 13; Dyson, Hartfor.l 15; Lunderville A erdam, 11; Therfan, Cohoes, 5: Doherty, New Britain, 6; Mulligan, Cohoes, 6: Griffiths New Britain, 3; Donnelly. Amsterdam, 4; Brown, Taunton, Bovi, Taunton, Albanv, 2; Neals, Alban d, Taun- ton 1. Boucher, Co- What induces men, for whom golf | as a business, to risk the losy of a scason’s profit by playing all winter in the west and south? Part of the anwer lics in the fact that many of them are unattached, and tourna- ments offer the charce for part of | their livelihood. All of them figurc they will win sufficient pri New Britain Doherty. New Brit. | 11oney to at least pay expenses, even : b though the odds are against them. | ain, 3; 8. Pierce, Amsterdam, 5: | LN ol e ¢ Donnelly, Amsterdam, 3: Harkins,|2nd they consider ithat to win a9 |of the various champlonship titles Albaiydhavics iaapanyitiof adds an asset to their stock in trade head, Taunton, 2; Jette, New Britain, A48 an asset 1o thefr Ats 2; Griffiths New Britain, 2; Peregrin. Amsterdam, 1; Lovegreen, New Brit ain, 1; Boucher, Cohoes, 1; Bovi, Taunton, 1: Hart, Hartford. 1; Haf- vey, Hartford, 1; Lundcrville, Am- sterdam, 1; Haye aunton, 1. Stops Muirhe; Hebert, Williams. Hartford, 13; i b Brown, Taunton, 9; B. Peregrin, Al bany, Dugan, Providence, 8; A ruda, Cohoes, 6; Dyson, Hartford, 7 Gazanaga, Amsterdam, 6: Willlams, But this for t is only half the story se outside the class of Hagen arrell, Horton Smith and (he other top-notchers. The allure | of golf tor its own sake, the itch {o play the game all the year is an cknowledged incentive to match 3150 a week expenses against the | will-"0'the-wisp of big winter money which often proves as fals the phosphorescent light which glows | over swamp land and glves coon hunters the jimmi Stop Miss Pt 283 244 294 Welch, Albany Jette, New Britain Blount, Hartford Hoff, New Britain 2 Hayes, Taunton 258 Phinney, Al e eang Frobel, Albany ... 318 Barnikow, Amsterdam 1427 Lovegreen, N'w Brit'n 1140 129 Purcell, Cohors 1001 146 Hartford Here Thursday According to a published story In a morning paper today, the Hartford Indlans hav tipped off that | o they will r 1to plenty of troubl Thursday evening when clash with the New Britain Panthers in an Amer oller Hockey 1 game at Stanley Arena. cla local team is waiting to get a chance at “Ernie” Dy Hartford rusher, who hit the Panthers . in the It y the of was nec: . he national ruling min at it shall not for action 4 b e t D! The ' the ving exp Britain pl that Dyso Griffiths X While % others, asked for it | came o 1o r ] vited ha turned down. 1 trouble by raising hands 2 sl threatenin it might In every i 1 te played New is cou tional 63 189 . A writer in the current issue of American Golfer draws attention to the professionals’ demonstration nf‘ heir love for the game, and S(nh‘s‘ that in no other sport are the non- amateurs so willing to pay their own | vay. And a recent meeting of a ssional roliers’ assoclation forth commendation from a writer for the character men that the U association discrimin when listing them in the ; comparison with are entered a 844 of the they 1 golt delegates- tmed tk vho “Master fiths of nose Ay evening, expense mone ssary to stop t me five s befor roady 1 ed t opinion the at looking peals for teams season, the all thelr own expenses of this r sh » stopped rtford gar against Griffiths’ rllows Dyson sticks te le is to co representative golfers No doubt that rush to pre- America BT New good around ke a iart- ol- 8¢ Britain be work. Roh the floor leech. The ford young tra golf 13 too itations to appl rogrette nd be result may 3 circles. erisr | — —| SALL LER'S .ED HEARS e NATIONAL GUARDS STATE ARMORY Wednesday Night, 8:3 Dancing Imperial Orchestra HARVARD SEXTET WINS Boston, Jan. 7 (UP)—Ha varsity team d Institute of hockey casily Massachusetts nology. & to Iost last night. T goals In both the first perlods, and two in Tech's lone tally was nette zeltine in th 5 at Crimson s BICK second period BOWEN TO COMPETE York, Jan. (UP)—Pete Rowen, University i T track star and intercollegiate 440-! d champia pted m- vitation to compe in 449-vard in the Brooklyn college indoor unes January 18, Now of sht A has accr an Admission Ladies 35¢; Gents 50c e RS R A S e S ) [} race that d 1oy | evening a | caused by the holiday season, | have | 1ant COUNTY P TRACK WEET IS PLANNED Annual Competition Scheduled for Hartford on January 25 The annual indoor track meet un- of Hartford A. Athl Assn,, ted in the Hartford school gymnasium on ry according to t made today office. This meet open to any representatives h schools, Boy Scout troops Sunday ools, community organizations. groups who have been granted membership in the associ- ation. There will be competition in thrae classes, follows: Junior, boys weighing 110 pounds or less; inter- diate. all other boys under 18 s ot age as of February §, 1930; and senior, all above 1S5 years on te. The events will the der the auspi Y. M condu High the County will be Public an announce the County will be o Cou as following: Junior cla jump, 20-yard dash, jump, and 169-yard rela Intermediate broad jump, 20-yard high jump, and 440-yard re Senior class—Standing Jur 20-yard dash, running jump, 12-pound shotput relay, half-mile run, m run. Only three individuals from each organization may compete in aav event outside of the relay n which cight names may be submitted the four runners selected fran among this number. No ms take part in more than three even Points for the ftirst four y awarded on an 8-6-4- ¥$ and one in all other events. Weighing in will take place the school gyim at 2 o'clock afternoon and t promptly at 2:30 o'clock. lach competitor guaranteed amateur standing physical fitness. Applications are t be sent to Commissioner Louis Ma at the Hartford office not later than Jam 3 Ribbons . broad high one a > events will begin must will be awarded the winners of the first three places in each event, and a shield will be given the organization scoring the largest point total. The place win- ners will also represent Hartford county at the state mect the fol- & Saturday. JUNIOR CHURGH LEAGUE RESUMES PLAY TONIGHT | by | | | Lutherans Battle Baptists and Cen- | ter Church Faces St. Mark's as Play Is Resumed After Holidays Play in the Junior Church ba ball league will be sumed r a three y-off and at the Y ts under contest, at s will ground two M. nes will be as the ain. In is scheluled to s the First TLuthe opportunity to igue leaders when they irst Baptists. The Luthe fter losing their first game to South church, have come through with victories in both sub- sequent starts and confident that tonight will see a third w offered circuit g the first which o'clock, on the play the the a | chalked up for them. The Baptists who have lost thr seores s games by and are 1 into the cellar, up experience in out- 4 hi hened swhat, with the e+ they are hopeful of ather ma 11 ined stand against tional and § will ond game won on anintets the se contest palians co- e lat- b A wir ble it hre will en to alir he oppon five will an outco street i ueh E 1- is conceded TH winn od 1xion to he circuit 15 in th egation, er ird course contest with The league leading § onal team, i ity Mcthodi 1S5 w will No Circuit Clout Bonus For Babe Ruth This Year New York Jan. 7 (@) Dabe Ruth’'s salar may bigger this year than T be but he won't rrow b get a bhonus Ge for runs ral out to deny Manager Ed from his dutics yesterday numerous reports about the n king's pay check and the den rned the would g home took home r strongest that for concy ru- t addec aink not been When and Col presi- contract 1 never been mor 1 ch for 1 Mr. cash contracts ) it the have said Bab out, tine Jacol Barre comes, th Ruppert, the will talk over the considered bonus system b PITCHERS ORDERED TO REPORT Chicago, 2 White Sox nen have e r Donie Bush Ty to the mp about this | dis- | | G | | tions be | Main | for |n | Fafn | Landers, th | IFeb- | be I | Russwin | Lande: rer, Braves cateher, is sio wn, left, with his manager, Matt Adgie By Willlam Braucher bout w picion; 1s all ove thos who said th ad ta live for Art's sake il p I don’t belicve that is tru 1d out b ¥ E arcd once v it Cleveland T Daly me imbus O. Th sur- unded by some su We tacle have been treated to the Art giving the of (Whispering) Shir big push to a co of enk men and a foot ve . arc about to and if in is the “pe- | Gar by | thin Matt (lec Man) Al nt, as he h for the Braves, and 1ewhat bet cal con- dition than on, the have knocked Arthur could his arr one mor in t round. Spohrer has bee seriously and he can hit. Boston light- letter from wa out zotte. He also les of golf in one day in Jan, upon the | that was first Gary A great light broke world when it was discovered an Daly, ho by Shires in his Jame ry or literature, being W obliges riod by HAVE BATTLES SCHEDULED Stanley Rule to Tackle Newmatics at Tabs’ Hall This Evening — Stanley Works and Russwin to Facc‘ Each Other in Contest for Third Place — Fafnir | Quintet to Meet Landers—All Games Have “Upset” | Possibilities. e Standing nest floor-workin )inations in it is Stanley ith Hewd owicz on the, firin mentioncd for hi the ne. Howe swin téam will e id on 7 en game. BILLIARD LEAGUE OPENS Works team nd Abram- is Corbin tanle Serew. Rule. Swanson, nley Works hest hon- afnirs B in Corbin Cabinet, R to beat a per it P & Corbin Machine, 143 Stanley Rule. afnirs. Stanley s vs, Russwin w—Standa ms which hold the upper i Thduste e Russwin—I12 Teans in Circuit, bail league will battle in the The Industeial Doclet Rogers' Billiard Tabs” hall tonight. the most importar ht will be b Works and Ru A victory for the Butt- em in a thir their rivals of the victory for the R. & I it solidly in third| the Stanley Rule win te cond place. Should Works lose, it mi fiith ack of 2 ter gue opened at Reere rooms with Judd over the ¢ last n victor th North & & Stand win teams. makers ms ell & T Nort Reinholdt nneup, cueists Corbin Sc wi in outfits e Judd team, with Swanson in defe Corbin ski, and Up until lis combination Inc., hich place she and, lo if ‘ with on, 1t 1 n y would go into s L9 drop into At the 1 st el & & E. lac and Bearings outfit, had its N. W lincup. The New Britain Machir cts to tle despe v empt to st place. | team, in Wi v nigh folla & ¥ New Brits Serew | 1o 1t iticorhi ady to t first slip | a4 Commodore Potter Heads ox in victory and get rival, the realizes it must k to 1 Corbin its out nley up ames st 2 will be oy Landers 15 \rnir vs. v n Machi pa cts ns in make 50 into Couch Ji 10t first place Murp as it 1 m will in | of the as past loss of factory shod K s been Boston, Jan. 7 dore James A. Potte to lead the Boston Model for 1930 at the z last night. The o Zapatka, who left work in a Main However, the r was reelected to store, team s er officer: ortunate have | were commodore, Orr pla vice ervices £20 who quit a one of last The Landers to well despite it and it will be s was and measurer, Norman L. very Friday Allan Tort toward lif model yac B d epa g interr t trophy and the How- over of the hest cla fnir with its full strength is!tle America’s cup ser! I and D! onal A for the lit- s at Gosport, the three games which | o Works team | rovora i been after Chicago, sta versity | TS BASTERNERS Jan. 7 (P—Loyola uni- listed two strong east- teams for its 1930 football schedule. Georgetown will come to “hicago October 3. and Boston col- 1 meet the Ramblers at Chi has hard s of the that it will Russwin offen was pointed out that team is one of the lost bat- s and contest in It to is confident the erior ern conquer sive It 1. work L after it nics bozo willing to s to a question-box | | putting rong of- being the hard one appears to North & Jndd Duo Conquers Corbin d Steel Overcomes the e won over the | N BOA- CONSTRICTOR Boston Model Yacht Club | (U1)—Commo- acht club nnual meeting here chosen n Cham- secretary-treasury, Fred Pig- ation | nding BEARDS SCHEDULE | BRIDGEPORT TEAM Biksler Red Heads to Play Here Tomorrow Night 27-26 Victory — Game After receiving word that the booking agent for the Rcnaissance basketball team had cancelled the contest scheduled for Wednesday night at the state armory in this Manager Ralph Recano, imme- made negotiations and scheduled the Bicksler Red Heads of Bridgeport as the opponents of the National Guard basketball quin- tet The preliminary game will fea- ture “Tex" Zevin's Ilying Orioles with the newly acquired Wilton Morey in the starting lineup. The Orioles will have as their opponent » Cromwell town team. he preliminary game will at 7:30 o'clock and the main tion will get under way shortly fore § o'clock. The Bicksler tures for New Britain. Dribbling up the floor in the last three seconds of a hair-raising bas- ketball encounter between the Bovs' club and the Uew Haven Evening High school teams here last night. Friend, skyscraper center of the visiting team, took one last despair- ing shot from mid-floor and the ball | went cleanly through the hoop for a spectacular basket which gave the Elm City team a 27-26 win in a thrilling a finish as any game play- ed in the city this or could produce. The New Haven team scored two baskets in the fianl minute of play and overcame what Icoked like a Boys' club victory. icks The game was a terrific and exciting d three players to their | one all the way, and the best crowd ce nd have not lost a & | of the season howled continually as since that time. They arc Jepson |firgt one team and then of RBrown university sprinted out into the lead for a fey fame ‘arrsa minutes, only to be caught and pass- Ivania. The other two play-|oq as the other rallied. jers Burns of Notre Dame and | Nayw Haven brought a squad of 11 | Messivoll of Providenc players, including two towering cen- i In game played in Bridgeport | ors and matched New Britain poin recently, the New Britain team 10st |t hoint all the way. The first quas- v a close score. The contest Was| . wag slow as far as scoring went, played under professional rules and | prjena opened the scoring with a the New Britain players appeared | (ol1ow-up shot, Grusha throwing one to be unable to take advantage of | gyer his head, and Paluch making it the many privileges which were of- on a double foul. Hart ani cered them under these rules. Con- | fyjend pushed the visitors out to fidence is high that the Guards willl g5 a5 the second period drew to an avenge the defeat because of the opq. phut suddenly Grusha sank a itage in amateur rules. goal, Zembrowski dribbled through he lineup will consist of Ray|{he entire New Haven defense 10 , center; Howard Belser, Mick | make it 9-8, New Britain, and Luke and “Lefty” Cohen, for-|Grusha counted on the one-two Johnny Sheehan, Billy Yan-|plav The latter went out on fouls and “Hammy” Darrow, |an instant later, however, and A. Alden Hewett will be 1 [ gogse made it 11-9 by putting in the awarded toss just before the haif ended 1 diats attrac Kacey Penns 15, | guards. | reserve. EAGLES DOWN EUREKAS Run Up Josse flashed three baskets in succession to open the third quar- lter, but Zembrowski made a long goal, Compagnone made good a fonl, and “Zem” came through again ith a heave from the ve cenier of the court, giving New Britz | 16-15 margin. Last Quarter is Furious T.ogan's foul tied the score in th2 fourth stanza, Kerelejza's free toss put the club ahead again and Zem- hrowski made it 19-16. T.ogan then popped from the side and Hart from a distant spot and again New Haven led. Paluch was fouled in shooting and New Britain crawled back into the van when he scored on both tries amid the frantic cheering of [the crowd. . Bosse reversed things |again with dnother long shot, but Goffa brought it to 22-all with a Score in One-Sided Game at Washington School— Play Unknowns Next The Eagles started the basketball | season with an easy victory over the Lureka A. ( at the Washington | school sium last night. The | to 21, illustrates how wich stronger-the victors were in the game. rony and Keeley Sagle quintet, while Thomey work- | nicely into the team's play. Terry and A. Andrews were the best per- ormers on the losing team. The Kagles will play the Kknowns tomorrow night. | foul, The summary | Paluch took a pass on a throw-in ¥agle A. C. P | and cut under for a goal, and Zem- Fid browski managed to sneak away from his guard for a sucker, giving the club what looked like a safe lead at 26-22. However, E. Bosse made a | point on a foul, and then came the wild finish, New Haven broke up a stalling attempt and a shot at the hoop was wild, but the ball fell into Logan's hands beneath the basket and he followed up for a field goal | with only a few scconds to play. New f .. ! 5| Haven was still a point behind, but B o0 cen i | Iriend got the ball an instant later and set out up the sidelines. As he reached the half-way mark, sur- rounded by players of both sides arred for t A. Ferony, rf Keeley Thomey, Colwick, P, [ homey, Keeley rre Smith, A. Andrew ndrews, Terry, rg, Johnson, g .. | 3. Andrews, Ig shot through the cords just as the timer’s horn sounded. This scalp-prickling shot made Friend the hero of a game which was featured by the excellent play- ing of all concerned. E. Bosse col- lected the most N nine, while Hart and Logan also | helped their team’s cause materially. Score 14-12, Eurel at half time, - imer, Johnson. Referee, Ed Ralph. Scorer, I. Smith. Some salmon, and likewise carp, | known to live a century, | some ecls have survived for 60 year has produced | the other | and still going at top speed, he let| g0 a last-ditch attempt, and the ball {here next Monday w Haven points, BASKET IN LAST SECONDS CAUSES BOYS’ CLUB LOSS Friend, New Haven Evening High Center, Tosses Long Goal With Three Seconds to Play and Gives Team Is Thrilling, See-saw En- counter From Start to Finish—Zembrowski Fea- Zembrowski's 11 points made that player the outstanding one for New Britain, while Grusha played a fine game before being forced out. The summary: New Haven Evening H. S, fl a tl. Hart, rt E. Bosse, lf-rg Luyekx, lf-rt & o w o Ryan, rg . Logan, Ig .. . A. Bosse, 1g-1f .. | ows o h Zembrowski, rf Grusha, If ..... Kerelejza, c-If . Goffa ol Compagnone, rg . Paluch, Ig . Totals gt 8 Referee—Tobin. Timer—Annun- ziata. Scorer—Darker. Reserves Smear Bears The Boys' Club Ieserves bested the Washington Bears in the pre- liminary after one of the strangest mixups the club has ever witnessed The Bears piled up a 10-1 lead, but. the Reserves came back strongly and climbed up to 12-9, but, when Referee Mike Paluch called a foul on Capodice for using his elbow, Capo- dice took exception to the decision and had a technical foul added on for abusive janguage. Whereupon he kicked the ball off the foul-line and took his team from the floor, claiming the referee was prejudiced in favor of the Reserves. Physical Director Ray Anderson of the club then requested Jack Tobin to officiate, and the Iiears wers brought back up from the lock room and the game begun all over again. This time the Reserves swept the Bears off their feet and won by 29-17, the contest being farcically one-sided until C. Todzia and Zvinakis sank several pretty long shots in the last two minutes. The passwork of the winners and the shooting of Curylo featured. Capo- dice and A. Todzia were ecjected on fouls and Adams for taking a pop at A. Todzia after the latter had bowled him over by charging into him. The summary: Washington Bears fld 0 1. Gutowski, rf . C. Todzia, It Zvinakis, ¢ .. Capodice, rg Mirnao, g .. A. Todza, Ig Myska, Ig . Totals .. Boy: Curylo, rf Adams, 1f Puzzo, 1f . Winters, ¢ Normant, rg-lg Nedbala, rg .. Kobela, lg Totals) cvuiom e 29 Referee—Tobin. Timer—Heinz- man. Scorer—Annunziata. Trinity Next Week 'he Trinity Junior Varsity quintet will make its annual appearance night. Arrange- ments have also been made for the resumption of games with the Bos- club, and a home-and- rics is being scheduled with this former great rival of the local 'OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN (AS SooN AS m\m:.1 CAN GET IN TRIM ForR THE MATCH !/ ~Nod SEE, T WANT HIM o BE I\ TP ToP SHAPE | so s THAT vou CHALLENGED WRESTLIN G MATCH ¢ vt WHEN DoES |\ THT FALL oF EXCUSES T0 OFF i ill TH" HoapLE AFTER I PIN H,SEQ i| ( BMPIRE TAKE I SHouLdERS —To —THE MAT f v T WILL USE MY FAMouS HOLD oM Him! | | \ou HEAR THAT. JAKE 2 « HE SAID TH™ MATCH ORDINARILY WouLD BE - Two ouT oF HE Won'T HAVE AW HREE FALLS, BUT AFTER TH FIRST FLOP Vou'LL BE LIKE A BEETLE oW (TS BACK Al T LAy, NA»(.% A" VARKISH | THAT RoLL oF LIdOLEUM W - LESS THAM —Two MINUTE'S TIME! “~ HE'LL BE TES’ LIKE A LOAD oF HAY comil e INTo A BALIMNG MACHINE ALY TMTH WIRE THAT'LL TiE HimM ALL uPs