New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN HEBALD -_fi NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1930. COACH FINDING ENDS AP PROBLEN Herb McGracken of Lafayette }3 Lacks Two Wingmen | Sa}lar's\(,akc, Pa., 19 (P— ¥ After a season in which his atten- tion was kept focussed on practical- ly every other position, Coach Herb McCracken of Lafayette finds —his “major problem this year in develop- ing a pair of ends. ‘ Sept. At the start of last year's drab | campaign, the Leopards had two & outstanding wingmen in Captain Sherwood and George \[gk an as well as a' pair o Rudy Rothenbarg and Lester Walls All were graduated last June | This lack @f experienced ends and | 3% a deficiency in reserve material have combined to leave McCracken look ing toward an uncertain season. Except for the wings, his varsity team looms strong enough to attack the Lafayette schedule successfully but the small group of good reserve players threatens to make the final record of the Maroons dependent largely upon the question of injur- || ies. Q The outlook is not too bla ever. Fourtee: tegmen are back, for five line positi backs who develop Bon. The experienced linemen are Allan | Cook ang W. H. Vanderb: les; Oscar Fischer, . ¥ and Holmes Vanderbeck and Vic Reuter, center. F. F. Fueh- || rer, a tackle last season, is being || groomed for a wing position, alter- | 3% nating with Ernest Galbos, Cleve- || land; A. M. Pivorotto, Pittsburgh, and A. J. Cirello, Brooklyn, .new- comers. A light fast backfield being built around seven 1 ol- land gvilier and J. ay ¢ alternating at quarterbs Ro! Wilcox John iva - bert Socolow and J. L. Thomyson to have a monopoly on the halfback | Y posts. Captain Ray Woodfin will be at his old position at fullback with Philip Bugen, Phillipsburg, N. J., and Levecque, sophomores, in re- serve. The Leopards complete their train- ing period here tomorrow and open their season September 27 against St. Thomas of Scranton at Kaston The rest of the schedule: Oct. 4, : o at Hamil Lehigh. LEAI]UE EAMPAIGN IH NEARLY FINISHED "2 Three Infernatlonal Teams As- | onmelnal Posi ,0"5 wted F ':I the end of the season only { o days off, six of the Interna- le eight clubs definitely will occupy when the curtain comes down. Baltimore and Montreal still | have to decide their final standing. ‘ | Today Baltimore held second place | & ames over the ‘ mes remain- || dule against two for | $9 v winning three of t ltimore could assure ftself 3 o the ¢l Ir'vvnpmn an tie fo » to Redwings. hed fourth falo sixth Jersey City cightt Baltimore 1 bowing to Newa and Byron Speece ga five ver was almost as effective. John Wilson stopped the Toronto |\ Maple Leafs with nine- scattered | hits and Buffalp won, 4 to 1, in ar- || other game. . Reading « beat Jersey City ag: 3-2 in a pitcher's’dued between John- ny Welch, of the Keys. and Bill Moore and Gegrge Miner of the skeeters. Welch allowed only five hits of which thrge came in the ninth when Jersey City scored both its runs. Rochester and not scheduled. SETTLE POLO TITLE~ AVinston Guest’s Templeton Four Montreal were Meets Sanford's Hurricanes in DOk Games Saturday. R New York, Sept. 19 (UP)—Win- | ston Gue upleton four and Laddic Sanford’s champion Hurri- canes “will meet on International field At Meadow Brook Saturday for the national open polo champion- wE es moved into the final bracket yesterday by dnxmimg, Tommy Hitchcock's Greentree out- | fit 15 goals to 13 in one of mm’ roughest matches ever played at | Meadow Brook* Thirteen holes wege | | & | called, ten of the free shots being | Sonverted into goals. !The Templeton team won it into the finals on Wednes defeating the Sands Point four. /m“ /’;‘w’é w‘ BOY ROBB Grath about that two boys, stole his pocketbook containi cents, near the Old State Norma schood. The complainant is & newss Focociooiosk o ooiootooocoooots %WW%W%W&flWMW@@ A SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE < Women’s Luxurious SILK HOSE “BETTY MILLER”, HOSE For Women Full fashioned silk to top | — semi-service, heel—all new fall colors. Saturday, pair . French | “NORTHMOUNT” Women’s Full Fashioned Pure Thread Silk Hose. 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