New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1930, Page 11

| ‘? Speaking of Sports Tomorrow morning a bus that will accommodate approximately 30 will leave New Britain with approximate- ly 40 football players, managers and ‘ringers” for Bridgeport where the | New Britain High school team will play the Bridgeport Central High school. Tomorrow, it is expected that a Broup of candidates for the football team who are out for practice every night but who do not break into the scrimmage lineups very often will be left at home and a group of boys who do not care to undergo the inconvenience of daily football grinds will be comfortably seated in the bus. Regulars will arrive and will have to sit on the floor or stand up. According to an cstimate of one of the players there are approxi- mately two teams and three or four extra players who are on hand every night at the practice session. If these 25 players were accommo- dated along with managers and coach the New Britain High players would feel like playing football after their trip. 1t is not pleasant for boys to ride approximately 50 miles in cramped quarters and then step out of the bus and play a football game an hour or so later. “Ringers” have caused more than one out of town defeat and if this practice is con- tinued they will cause more losses. 1t is hoped that when the boys ar- rive at Bridgeport tomorrow they will not be allowed steak dinners. It would hardly be the thing before & football game. Gay Bromberg, formerly of this city and regular guard on the Dart- mouth football team, will probably be out of the Harvard game Satur- day. Yesterday he was taken to the college infirmary suffering with a severe cold. His condition is not serious and Dartmouth coaches state that he is in the infirmary for a rest. Bill Phinney has been moved into his place in the varsity line. “Pce Wee” Werwas of New Haven who disported for a number of sea- | sons for New Britain on the foot- ball fleld as a member of local pro- fessional teams, seems to be pretty confident that the New Haven Tri- angles will defeat New Britain here Sunday afternoon. Werwas plays tackle on the New Haven team. To those fans who saw the battle between New Britain and the Tri- angles two weeks ago in New Haven, the claim of the Elm City crew that New Britain won on a “fluke’ 'and & “lucky break”, is one cause for a broad smile, Although the score of the game was only 6 to 0, these same fans say that the New Britain team was by far superior to the New Haven crew. Joe Lawson, son of Jack Lawson, former Connecticut baseball leaguc star, and a triple threat man, for- mer playing mate of Albie Booth, Yale star. has finally agreed to join the New Haven Williams team. Joe has been a holdout but his services were missed greatly. He will be stationed at quarterback PLAYERS GET CHECKS Washington Senators, New York Yankees and New York Giants Get Shares of Series Winnings, Chicago, Oct. 23 (UP) — Checks were issued today by Judge K. M. Landis to members of the Washing- ton Senators, New York Giants and New York Yankees for players’ shares in the 1930 world series re- ceipts Washington, second place Ameri- can league club, divided $24,290.67, | h cach full share amounting to 61. The third place New York Yankees divided $16,193. tull shares amounting to The New York Giants, third place National league team, divided the T as the Yankees, but each : amounted to $588.87. The Chicago Cubs, second place Na- tional lcague club, were given their shares a week ago, each player re- ceiving $835 TENNIS STARS MARRY John Van Ryn of East Orange and Marjorie Gladman of Santa Mon- ica to Live in Philadclphia. Santa Monica, Cala Oct ~John Van Ryn of N. J.. American Dav: and Marjoric Gladman of Santa Monica, national women's intercol- legiate tennis champion, were mar- ried last night in St. Augustine’ by-the-Sea Episcopal church. 'he wedding culminated mance that began when the two were competing in tennis tourna- ments here and abroad. The bride's parents gave a reception for 150 friends and relatives who attended the ceremony in the quaint seashore church. The couple will live in phia. 23 (UP) ast Orange, cup player, a ro- Philadel- FOR BEST RESULT HERALD CLASSIFIED EXCURSION TO Montreal Friday, Nov. 7th Iy, New Britain 9:18 P Returning, Sunday, Nov. 9 Lyv. Montreal 5:10 P M. Round Trip Fare THE NEW HAVEN R. USE ADS R. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1930. ROGERS ALLEYS RECREATION LEAGUE Hall Construction Co. R. Anderson A Brooks Jolinmon Christ | Parker 493 31 474—1518 United Milk | Skrzypek . VT g Perking Snyder Telke Prange 126— 307 99— 294 83— 315 91— 284 96— 295 5 505 495—1496 Shoe 131 11 |1 B. Lusietti Lugerti ewion [ swanson | Pethigal | Demota 323 237 185 105 350 103 ] 11 515 520 ! Elmer Gurage | Bimer 99 3. XKraus | sehuitz E. Kraus | Crowley 542 Hoftman's Army A. Fightlin . 86 B. Levy 120 J. Fightlin i3 Richter Lindberg 103— 306 560—1593 | ®. 115— 334 290 280 309 308 Goodrich Cooley Garesio R. & E. FOR Team > Kilduft | Maynard | N.“Swanson | scottt J. Petkavicus C. Parker Miller E. Linn Low Bcore Post | Kelley McConnell Westman Kehner 104 9 330 . 4 94 102 119 89 Massey Ralph Brennan Tomlin PUNTS AND PASSES By the Associated Press. Cambridge, Mass.—Arnold Hor- ween still ma§ get his whole Har- vard varsity t\gether before the Dartmouth game. Only Captain Ben Ticknor was missing yesterday and his injury is only a slight one. The whole team hasn’t been fit to pla; since the opening week of practice Hamilton, N. Y.—Colgate has a new question to propound before the Penn State game. It is a tripls threat back who boasts the name of Ask. Annapolis. Md.—The recent shake- up in the Navy's varsity evidently has brought a much needed ini- | provement. The regulars put over |five touchdowns against the Plebes | vesterday as the revamped team had its first real tryout. Princeton, N. J.—Princeton finally | has a veteran end to use against Navy this week. Langdon “Biffy” Lea got into yesterday's scrimmage against Rider college for his first hard drill since the season opened. | Y.—Right guard |trouble is afilicting the Army team |in its preparations for Yale. Hili- | | West Point, singer, regular guard, is out agam Carlson and Gallagher, entirely has proved | |and none of three candidates, Trice. | | i satisfactory. | New York—Something of a dis- {tance record for football fandom | has been established by Major J. J. Travis, who took a commercial course at N. Y. U.. a few years ago. Yesterday a cable was received from |nim from Moscow, Ru: saying, | “Cable Fordham result." Hanover, N. H.—More complica- |tions have been added to Dart- | mouth's preparations for the Har |vard game. Iixaminations caused most of the Green players to miss | practice yesterday. Tthaca, N. Y.—A 12.7 victory over | Princeton and two weeks to pre- pare for Columbia evidently is not enough to satisfy Coach Gil Dobie | of Cornell. Dobie showed a lot of dissatisfaction at the work of the big Red team in the Princeton game and rumors of changes in the var- | sity lineup followed New Haven, Conn.—Mal Stevens | | has a new football pastime at Yal which may give him a winning corm- bination. It playing check | with his backficlds. Yeswrday's | | moves sent Pat Sullivan, 629 fresi- | man quarterback. in to direct Crov- | ley, Dunn and Parker while Albi. | Booth worked with Austen, Taylor and Muhlfeld Pittsburgh — Pittsburgh’s varsity was almost equally divided between the playing field and the sidelines in yesterday's long drill. MacMu do, Hirschberg, Quatse, Morr! Hood, Cutri. Walton and Cohen all were kept out of action. PLAY THREE GAMES Notre Dame Football Department | Faces Busy Week-End With Trio | of Contests On Schedule. South Bend, Ind., Oct. 22 (A—The Notre Dame football department | will operate on a large scale Satur- | | day, playing three games at one | place or another. | Mr. Rockne's 38 best will go to | | Pittsburgh to meet Pitts' Panthers, | and 22 lesser young men will play | | the Wisconsin "B” eleven at Madi- | | son, Wis. Twenty others have been | | nominated for a game with North- | | western's reserves which will be a| curtain-raiser to the Northwestern- Centre offering at Evanston, TIL Bill Hallahan, sells typewriters in Wild southpaw, off season. Cardinal the WALINCHUS Halfhack Pitt’s Panthers, conquerors ot in Pitt stadium October of victories. Captain Above ar Carnegi: Tech, will meet Knute of the Panther star Rockne's rambling Notre who will try Iddie Baker and Franklin Hood led the attack against Carnegic. port Central High § ski Will Be Ready for Started at Left Guard Confident. Members of the school football teg | serimmage New Britain High 1 held their last eek last night in Bridgeport Cen- contest tomorrow Park City. ¥ sente for the school fternoon at the he only at mong tegulars were 12d Kloiber, half ind Otto Gramitt, en The will have men in the lineup tomorrow that the hoys the k. team arting and it is predicted 1 he in as good form amford High fas they were school last side does m to improve very rapidly and his best hope will be to get into the Bulkeley High game. Pittsinger will start left guard position tomorrow The regu lineup follows: Pa Pittsinger and O’Brien, Captain Ludwinowicz and avich, tackles Gramitt and ends; Zaleski. auarte halfhac against § week. Jor not sec at the 1 Fink fullback Dabkows 1bstitut be and ¥ howing and will undoub outstanding backfield The line substitutes center: Wesowic: guart Assocated Press Phote Dame Dame to stop Notre JIGG The Professional G tion, under the dicta bert R. G , officia ness administrator, is strides in advancing of the galf pros. The organization some new features of and there arc soms tions being discussed ship. A the golf swing is beir such questions as the new ball are being de con. It appears oy their that the golf swing p tery been really s remedy this situatior of movie camera h novel method even to the pro: [ has been that the tea | not CHIP SHOTS | olfers ocia- Atorship of A 1y called b making rapid the interests is Jdeveloping | the profession | burning ques by its member- of teaching ng devised and merits “ bated pro and own confession TESENLS 4 WYS- The result ching of it i cientific. To | . a new type been utilized. | This machine, known as the Jen- | Kin's camera has b 1 used to tak pictures of bullets and projectiles in | flight. 1t of 3,200 pictu projection movics. per results i A former pre:ident tion. Geo Sa icea of solvin photographs at the rate Their | slow | secord n ultra of ihe organ- hit on the the golf swing mys- tery by securing pictures of the best golfers in the world One course, and two ered were selected The pictures of Jones were taken |between British and Am after he won the open. made at the East L. Atlanta 10se of the Briti taken in Ingland | cameramen sent over for cial purpose and are veloped and prints v the first business conference of the | would be ULLER A NEW SUCCESS I CELLOPHANE WRAPPED HAND MADE — FULL American Bobby English Harry Vardon and Miss Joyce Weth- | expenses of the Ryder Cup in action. i Jones of player | for the study. | They were | course in ake sho s in that spe- now being de- 1l be made for { the roval and ancient game .| boon to o association to be held at Columbus Ohio, early in the year. A committee pictures vhich viewed the Jones took four minutes | for cach ot. In order to bring on somg 1 poin made at 1,600 pictures per second which requires eight minutes to ow each wood and iron shot. retikes wer: A. officials fecl that for in the long history of the go tinish can Having corner- | v have no inter public in on the The P. the first tin swing from studied accurately. ed the mystery, ien of let eret to except om the the hey seek lessons pros who will make u q film a plained manner not is sta hat ir movie | paner to use i producs io pros this TEMPEST IN TEAPOT Agitation Over Request of Golf As- sociation for Percentage of Profits Is Exaggerated. Chicago, O tation over tk The the 1gi- uest by Pro- fessional Golfers cciation for 10 per cent of tournament prize moi is exaggerated and unnece: cording to Alb ficer of the as The money does not go treasury of the P. G. A.,” h last night. “It is used to defr to the which are played every two years| can pro- fessionals. “Our tourn directed by Iobe help there & their events. In > a'k them to contribute 10 nor cent of the p money to the P. G. A. this contribu- tion is entircly optional and there is no ground for charges that pressure brought to keep leading ent beard t Harlow which is offers to |t inize Rare Fragrance — OF — CIGARS MI LDNESS THEY ARE FREE SMOKING STANDARD OF QUALITY SWEET AND to retein thai and as clvays playe st guesswork today after Stevens out of the Dunn treshman quarter Brown Dunn, A lor, with injuri to use his rescrves against Williams her Jones o all squad 'S MOZART HAVANA FILLER tackle and Miriliani, Vanas- tour- the | | Pinochlrei'rl‘ox:‘nament YALE TEAM UNCERTAIN | . oo Hetd 2 1 Luspices of L'or from participating in which do not m of Columbus We Main | dates set ure November Wil Not e | o1 and the individual who has the | highest mark will awarded a | prize on the last night when a social | will be held It is expected that the rivalry be- thern v evi- Lincup saturday’s | rooms on West uinst Army Known Until Star New Haven, Oct ting lineup of Yale's Army was a backfield matter of | W€ t the way Mul | sections of the city backs around | dence in the tournament. MeLenn; an1/|that two may aot continu. Dretiy definitely | ners through the tours contest because of | Will dr ] | o and s will be northern shifted his With erbacks, Cadet vens as part- group w for pa Doyle i Juric converted rler, 1920 freshman fuliback in- wrback and placed him in a ation with vowley and with Sullivan. last year' calling signa PUNTING PRACTICE Tthaca B Ot 23 ' CUR) Disappointed with the poor kicking | his backfield men displayed in the Who' starfed | Princeton game, Gil Dobie of with Crowley and | Cornell, nding quite a bit of Austen, Beane and Tay- | time this week in punting practice. n backfield | " 39 And so out of this mix up the| 42 by 14l observer for the nonce will| to d own picking until | ates read coach sends his team | football “pep ield Saturday |game of the w parently somc arrives at Choate school . this afternoon and will | been to colleg in {he bowl tomorrosw. Yaic | Albie Booth, me th is manager gave his old team Louis Cardinal talk, before th 10 series boys had never his Miynarski's | school | of the | HIGH SCHOOL TEAM HOLDS New Byitain Eleven Is Ready for Battle With Bridge- | chool Crew in Bridgeport To- morrow Afternoon—All Regulars Except Mlynar- Duty — Pittsinger Will Be Position — Combination Is MAYOR GIVES CUP FOR K, OF P. GOLF Reporter Deleats His Honor in Opening New Course Mayor George A opened the £lmo. Knights of Pythias, clubroom golf course in the lodge rooms last night, teeing off against O. F. Lincoin, representing the press New Britain, and the ed to emerge under ard a i *ker than His Honor The course was oficially opened, and than 40 members of the ed to show each other on the CC-W el St ss man- t qu 1en more - » nine-hole for the purpose of pro- viding recreation for the lodge mem- bers and their friends and to pro- vide a revenue in a ple nt manner for the lodge relief he offi- s of the lod through play by Pythi Pythian Sis- course Before. In order | 1 | ters of all lodges in New Britain, to: secure a fund that will provide food, clothing and shelter for all Knights Pythias members in distress dur lieve the city from this added bur- den. A fee has been established by | the greens committee, of which Sanis sel Hatoff is chairman, and every cent taken in from the golf is turn- ed Into the relief fund. Between $8 and $10 was added to the fund last night. Mayor Offers Cup 3 Mayor Quigley is a member of Sta Elmo lodge, and after he had com- | pleted 18 holes, a regulation match. as so enthusiastic over the course and so pleased over its pos- sibilities for relief that he offercd 1 cup, to be known as “the Mayor's cup.” to the player of St. Eimo, W. I.. Morgan, and the two Pythian §i ters lodges the lowest n last night will be pre- uo lodge within « k or 10 days and wiil be on ex- sition in a local store window. The to the low score win- ner will be made at a banquet to be held early in J . at which the mayor will m cech, The scores made last night by the the press were: Mayor, 56, for 13 holes. Par for ntation new member night. was made an N. J., Oct. 23 (UP)— first string elevent show- a long scrimmage with terday. Bogar two boys completed a of 100d pereentage ses. Members of the West Point, foot- ball team, along with the rest 8f the Cadets, must get up at 5:30 o'clock the mornin Brirg Your Car in for a Complete Checking Over! 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