New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1930, Page 10

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1930. NEW' BRITAIN HIGH SCHOOL LOSES TO BlilDGEPORT CENTRAL BY 7 TO 0 SCORE—NEW HAVEN TRIANGLES ARE SEEKING REVENGE . AGAINST RAMS TOMORROW AFTERNOON—JOE WALL OF BROOKLYN PLANNING CONNECTICUT BASEBALL LEAGUE BRIDGEPORT CENTRAL IS SAVLDI HATES FACES SUICIDE SCHEDULE WITHOUT RESERVESNEW HAVEN TRIANGLES TO WINNER OVER HIGH TEAM T BE TACHLED , | BATTLE LOCALS TOMORROW 'k City E v Britain Crew For L R Elm City Plofessmnal Football Aggregation Coming Pall:;1?1;t%”u};me?)\iit:’:}ie:ninggslcfil;;;: ?l‘: F(‘?fst I‘;:\n; Reason- for akmg pl flflFV o -~ , 3 Here Seeking Revenge for Earlier Defeat—New Minutes of Play—Weather Is Terrible for Foot-| Touchdowns Discovered a2 ’ Wl W . | Britain Rams Only Team So Far t? Set Visitors ball—Fumbles Mar the (fi_ame — Mlynarski Plays| : Reraae. b1V g . » Bac.k—(iam.c Two Weeks Ago Past”bu‘nda‘{ Ended Despite Injured Hip—Winners Outplay DEA oIS L o . . : ; in 6 to 0 Victory for Hardware City Eleven — Notze Dame, Ind., Oct. 25.—"ods ] Fink and Gramitt Shine. may sound like the in-| o - . Kickoff Scheduled for 2:30 o’Clock. ‘i f a general store but its : ¥ . 3 : : _— =t s = the qualifications of one Gul- lopin® Jou Savoldi, Notre Dame ho ’ . arrier de luxe and touchdown g 3 il 2 . f » finest foothzll cor- {cinlty artist, from Three a : s : y ina recruited together in New, ! Michigan. k) 3 i e ¢ € nce the days of the old IFootball he's, crazy about, and ' . : S | Williams teams. ti v Haven cast of all does he like to be tackled ; 3 . Triangles. will come 16 this city on while on a running spree. Savoldi - . [ < : . Sunday afternoon to tackle the New would rather have an arm twisted | S 4 ¢ - ; : ain Rams at_Memovial field in off in a close melec than to be : f . G low Brook purk. This will be | : - turn game between the (wo use New Britain defeated the Tri- Ambitions of the New Britain high school football team to win the | then took the ball through left state championship were shattered |tackle for four more. However New beyond repair at Bridgeport yester- | Britain lost the ball on downs. day afternoon when the Central high | Hubbel hit center twice and gained school of that place caught New |a total of seven yards. Savage made || Britain off form in the first five min- |one yard but on the next play no utes of the game and marched over [gain was made and the ball wa the goal line for the touchdown that [once more in New Britain's poss won the game, 7 to 0. sfon. Captain Ludwinowicz was The weather was terrible for foot- | brought back from the tackle posi- hall and New Britain players fum- |tion and was given the ball. He [aralest ok vesha =aol 1ast Sty bled on many occasions. A fumble | made four yards at left tackle. A = S 5 : : 9 NI onin e i Wacoreonlh, in the carly stages of the game was | forward pass was intercepted on SRR L : 4 e 7 ‘ 1o 0. as much the blame for the defeat as | New Britain's 45 yard line by Sav- . ¢ ¢ The Triangles (0 a man, are comi- any play in the entire game. On the | age iy é 4 : . o i - 4 L ing here tomorrow with revenge for first play New Britain fumbled on After being unsuccessful in mak- - - E & this defeat as their one mot They its own 35 yard line and Bridgeport | ing a first down Bridgeport lost the are going to win tomorrow's ball recovered. A series of line plays|ball and it was in New Britain's po- game or dic in the attempt. The and short passes brought the ball | scssion on its own 31 yard line. On | 2 % 2 3 ¢ 4 i |team is equipped with a sturdy line over the goal fine. The seventh point | the first play Kloiber fumbled and | 1 L ey g S 4 : AT E : 3 E | |ShIGh faatiesl Yhaats Wier S Wt was scored when the Park City hoys | Bridgeport recovered. The time was | 3 & waiss, husky tackle who played for rushed the ball through the New | growing short and the Bridgeport | several seasons in this city and a Britain line. team had to hurry to get off a suc- | number of other noted line stars. Jimmy O'B tellar cht | cessful scoring play. The first at- In the back field is a coterie of guard, was incligible in stu a | tempt a forward pass that was | fast traveling, snappy steppers, all ot Joe Mlynarski, should have | incomplete. The sccond amounted to whom know how to hit the line anc been kept on the sidelines with a |22 yards and the ball wy New | | can gain yards when they are need- badly injured side, had to go into | Britain’s 10 yard line. 1t S & first | ed. The linc from end to end aver- the game so that the team would | down but the first half whistle was |ages about 170 pounds. Sullivan or B0t have to play-with two new |sounded and a golden opportunity | Fitzgerald will be at the left wing 4 suards. Joc held up adn sly al- | for Bridgeport was lost. | - = | with Werwaiss at left tackle and % though it could be scen that his side Secotnl Half ’ i, - 4 | Gaffney at left guard. Coughlin will s¢never stopped bothering him | Fink brought the ball to midficld . : |be at center. Huber will be at right £ throughout the contest. When the | ¢ Koff. On the next play he HOLMES, CAPT. HUFFORD PAUTZKE ; " i : guard with MeC at right tackle « tcam showed signs of weakness at|made New Britain's initial first | ; { |and Coombs at right end. % the center of the line, Coach Cus- the game—a 12 yard run By NEA Scrvics e o Fitzgerald, last scason with All + sidy sent John Moore fo right tackl 3 tackle. Bridgeport suffer JOL SAVOLDI attle, Wash., Oct — New i i Lairfield, will be at quarterbaci. nd Zimatravich was shifted to right a five vard ponally; Bink mads| couches, an entirely differcnt foot- FOPMER GIANT PLANNING i Lo { |Druchl, Meriden boy who was with guard. This line did a much better | 1 vards and Zaleski hit conter to | PrOught down from behind while he il sysicm, fairly good material but 1 - i | Al Hartford last season and Irank- calloping down the greensward J bring the ball to within a foot of {15 &: L woeful lack of ves and a 1 ¢ 3 | turter, last year with Columbia un * New Britain failcd {o make a first | first dov Kloiber went througy | Th¢ hugc shoulders, legs like tree |egyicide schedule tongher than any STATE BASEBALL LEAGUE . £ | versity, will be the haltbacks. Me- 12 down in the first half but during this | tackle for a first dc {stumps and steely sinews pumping |(n, Huskies ever were called upon * o : | Lean, former Georgetown star and w» period Bridgeport made six, four of | New Britain lost the ball on|Mi® body up and down, were de- o paeo brings us right down to the i : last season the mainstay of the New s which came in the first quarter seport’s @7 yard when s |Veloped by shouldering heavy hods ! gtyation over which *lrish Jimmy" P e Haven Williams tcam, wil be at 2 Bridgeport failed to m first | ferw 55 was Ememmblets |of bricks up the rungs of a ladder. | pycjan s presiding at the University | Joe W, all, One Time Star 0( fia(mna] Circuit, O]gamz- " . tullback. s down in the second half but New | Bridgeport hicked and the ball was| 4 little slow thinking, they say. | o; washington The reserve strength of the team & Britain made three, two of which |on its own 43 yard lin [and =Well letter tho plays for you | ma min sho abandoned a chame ing Six-Club Connecticut Loop—Seeking to Place S e Sine e G issma g B & were made in the third quart New | Fink made six yards a¢ the line |NeXt year, Joe, if you can’t remem- L el e e spirited competition of HOLY CROSS BROWN Jones, Reynolds cnd DeLoughery ono 15 yard retreat for unnceessary |gain took the ball and had a first | JUFINE @ TeCeRt WOrKout. Jot oMy | lcific Const Conferencr. has An Enclosed Stadium—Class B or C Brand of Ball are linemen. ’ B ed and we ¢ rest £ # roughness and three offside and in- | down but he fumbled on Bridge- |STICC and went the rest of the aft- L to feel exactly like the man: = 0 £ The Triangles have suffercd only ~ complete pass penaltics. Bridge- | line. Gramilt ran in |CTn00R Without & hite © of a Boston baseball {eam must May Be Played—Several Nearby Cities Interested | . |one defeat this season and that was = port lost 15 s on three five yard fang plocked a pass a fow ¢ from | Feechus, 2 ud | ¢ Holdoasn't ihauzl R & . Ancient Foes Scheduled to Batle | ;o hands of the New Britain % penallie: |the thrower's hand. When it was|¥2h!" Joe exclaims as onc of his I am not eapecting to win a titl in Project. he Gridie At Provido en. The team defeated All- & The Park City-team outplayed New | founa s | leammatcs knocks down an enemy | his season whd hossibiy not for foin —_ | On the Gridivon At Providence | tleven: Nt KRy ound no gains could be made : i ) v not for four Torrington, 12 (o 0, Ansonia, Britain in practically cvery Kunch' kicked to Zaleski who was|PPS A hearty and cheerful word i ny will tell you. I am . ; : the count has never been | This Afternoon. |0 and Al Hartford 12 to 0. of the game in the first h Sew | stopped on the 50 vard line, Gram. (o SYérsone miakes Savoldi one of |ingisfing thi Bt e gy CEEREII G ) GBI e i a bad fight. In the | | The New Britain squad members 3 Britain Tans cxplain that the Jre S e SR T G s i : W Fate Baseball league made f o e ot Provitence 'l T it s s i %had to go the game i e e e A G G G s o (] teams which will pl 5 1 etates, his proconce on a fight card [Holy Cross invaded Providence to-|and they will be out to hand the & warming up and was lost in the first | -, in the classroom Joe has responded | yorgs W : : ds8Rall Sl gbalng Snlann i)y means only one thing. a real finan- |day to battle Brown. an ancient foe. | New Haven team a real lacing. & five minutes. Although the Cassidy- |~ Kloiber kicked to Savage who was | (0 NS 1asks with a vigor that would in tn vear. | Wall of Brookiyn, Yo dormed| i) suceess for Friedman is one of |The Purple never has beaten Brown |hickoft will (ake place at s men arrived in Bridgeport on time | t2190d on his own 13 vard line as|PUL the ordinary student to shame. - star of the National leaguce. fen-,iyo -reqiest gate atiractions in the|and gained only one tie but ruled|orclock sharp. B hey lost their way from the Cen- | 5 A first class worker, his professors fative plans for thc proposed cir-i S0 0 closc to cven favorites in today's| the third quarter ended J L high school 1q the, bastgmf ', lind Sl Ohiniia ay. - and they add fhat its pretly cuit call for a six-team eircuit in- )WL 5 e 00 depend- | battle. Brown, after beating Prince- MARTIN Ki Bev- grounds and arrived therc'at | New Britain team Rtcus L ondon anvona Lo kdep i fiverliss cluding cities all within Connecticut | || H'S durable, capa cteristivs [ton. was routed by Yale last week.| Opyal Martin, Purdue’s great mid- #:88 o'clock, 25 minules afier the foy of unnecessury roughness and re- | no ioh & busy grid season s el with Washington, | OUndarics arc what have made him as an oui- [Holy Cross’ only defeat was at the |dle-distance runner who graduated is @ former member of | ;anging attraction. The list of his [hands of the strong Fordham outfit. |1zst June, is keeping in perfect phy- : dule s The ling one in the face, ; : S game was scheduled (o start. The | cejveq g penalty to the 37 vard line | e man on the team do-| Mr. Wall | game started at about § o'clock and |, ¢tor Bridgeport had made only ing somcthinz, whether it's carrying | 01¢ New York Guants, Boston Braves |\jctims: reads like a Who's Who of | The probable lincup: hallasnation these o valry e touchdown that defeated New | i wenint through the Red anl the ball, blocking or mauke-beliove |and Brooklyn Dodgers. At the prs- | heavywoight ranks and the names of | Brown Holy Cross |ing the Purdue cross-country (e in was made at 3:05 o'clock. Told liilaid Granitte sunped mw”h( Lall carrying o fool the opponent. |¢Ni time he conduets *Joe Wall's|(ha top liners who have refused o |Johnson ...... <+ McCool | in its workouts. Martin runs with fthe Bridgeport team was thef sty oklod a Bridgeport back for & The bright spot in the backficld | National B 1 school.” Through ycet him reads like the so-calleld | Jeft cnd the harriers practically every aft weakest high school team New Brit- | e e ”‘ s Merle Hufford, of co sen- | this organizaiion, he acts as an |championship group. Jack Sharkey. |Schein L S yin e ¥ ain has played this scason. 1t would | e ey AHH FLEVEN lon as . sophomore 14st falll Hul nt for minor lezgucs as well as|that grand little opponent picker, | left tackle — e have been beaten by Pittsticld and o€ @50 BOSEAE & BASS | 2 4V | ford is cven fasior, trickicr and | for the two major leagucs. won't tangle with the Hebrew for | Gillies ......... ; Bararnos | MAYBE IT PAYS TO ADVE amtord yesterday. It New Brituini| ™o/ o0 nioaeinds o od ‘,,p more colorful ‘ Jimmy He has sent the following noted {a)1 the tea in China while Primo | left guard | Bucknell and mple g been in form 1t might have Won| o+~ 1o a riornoon. whei he. boote Cherborg. playing his first year, has Players 1o the big leagues: National | carnera, despite the fact that he|Wiley ................... Farrell|eastern colleges who would hav by one touchdown. The Park City A i : [the ball to New Dritain's 22 ,.m Ishown enough speed fo run with | league—Iitrank Hogan. Andy Cohen. |woyld outweigh Iriedman by some | center public know their nicknames. Buck= team has the sg 1 e same weakness as the Hufford Bill Middlestad . Al Moore, “Hac Wilson, Hazen | 7p ety et \ Riehards el g et ¢ pls ailed a a pass d. 3 Middlestada, 192 3 & £ 70 pounds, utterly refused to accept | Richardson sveseeniaao. Clark | ri rs ar © Hardware City cloven. 1t has & pow. |1ine: A line play failed and a pas pounds, utterly ccer | nell gridders wear too large Bison : & 2 vas intercepted by Savage on New | l] S Th A arterback, and some sophomoric | UL L A an offer to tangle with the Hebrew right guare | heads on their jerseys, while the ;\'nf;llp“"':m'»m IV::} ;,'n”,;;; ”\wlm l;v' I Britatms 40Ty v Tino. Sl l 6 eflsflfl IS IIEIHOOI] alent—Walter Hanson, Clarence | Ring. American League — Waitce | Philadelphia. Iven Phil {Macksey .............. Fitzgerald [Temple Owl is displayed boldly on fans who have seen New Britain | 500 the ball on downs on its own 39 | = Bledsoe and Bill Woolcot keep Ho _I~‘J]“>‘ JM'A"::!‘;“_JIE_'"\{\ 1‘]‘2";‘2»“ Scott wanted none of the Hebrew's right tackle g ~Ithe fronts of the Philadelphia B e oo e Braln | i Cambridge, Mass., Oct., 25 (@--|Cherborg humping to rctain his ey sl dinu deasy ah | came. Young Stribling refused to|Lundstedt .............. Cavalicri! eleven. Gold team met a line as powerful as| 10K made five yards but Zaleski[The undefeated but untesicd Dari- | SEIInS post. o b e bl L a e lini Hme e HIRD cod iRl HlEhtiond % | R T 15 own it would be defeated scem | 110 1o gain. There were five min-|mouth rfootball team will stack up| VATV in the fall Jack Patrick, a “'h"‘ yajls I;I“»' A e [SnoptsenaThyRthe gRInionnicerm ant CIis o ¢ O'Conneli| HURLEY GOT A BARGAIN B 16w 2 s it fon Rigibar IeRodlTol asanat ard here this afternoon | MAfe-0ved quarteriurk. and August | ¢lub. Jeazuc intends 1o ONBA|of (heir being matched for Bostor| rterback ; | When Jack Hurley discoverad Richie Tink and Otto Gramity | SaV ho fumbled on yard (for thc 38th time since 1882, and l“ ¢ began a battle for the wm‘u\\ ('l_/l‘ % A\”\ ; ’\”0 o ‘([0_?|°-\"’\r\- on Oct. 31 occesioned great surpric: | Gilbane . Ry . Garrity | P'etrolle workin, a checker in his stood out far above the other mem- Ludwinowicz rccovering. This flong before the game is over Jack- | flation. Honors thus fur have beea i T AT, Mo e G . e Jact ihatfheck 3 {llome town of Wargo. N. I, Hurlcy bors of thelr team in dofeat. Moin | was New Dritains bis opportunity [son Cannell will learn just how | @Ke1 by Patrick, but both are sec- tain Wateriuny, Norwieh, Mon| Last year he fousht 54 bouts m|Gilmartin ................. Baker|gave the youngster $35 for a five was the only consistent ground gain. |2 tic the score. Flood substituted |good his Indians arc this scason. The | 1 PINLY of action duc to a Juck of | d¢ i -ondon, and fthe 52 weeks. a record no other | alfb . year contract to his boxing services. er in the New Britain backficld and | 107 Kloiber who left the game be- |Green, against four oft opponents, | C30HVes: Bill Marsh, pound e ifei0s siabtad weraatratoD line fighter has cver been abl: |Gamino secooo KellyiSince then, Petrolle has made more his defensive play was flawless, | CAUSe Of an injured knee, ran to|has piled up 225 points and has not | [UlIPack of last year, won the quar- iimlandyiplanied seehing to show. fullback than $100,000 in the rin ¥ SAERINNG yard 6f fissb down L Daby|Haent ctied e terhack post because he thinks foot- | f0rmation concerning these various | ~ — Referee. J. T. Clinton (Yale): um- = e standing that the Bridgeport fans KOWSKi crashed through and made| Harvard handicapped all scason V41 A1l the time. ‘?“;“l“::m‘““:o: ‘I"’y"‘ “‘*\"‘m’_"“ \‘v::‘: S0 Minnesota had 2,000,000 summer [Pire, R I Guild (Harvard): lines-| Harry Newman, Michigan quarter- commented on it. He broke in first down. The bull was on Bridge- | by injuries, had a stubborn line and | : e s I o | visitors who spent $81,700,000 this |Man. H. R. Bankart (Dastmouth): [back, is called the greatest at the slapped two passes that had hard. | PeTt's 13 vard line. McDonncll sub 0 scts of capable backs : luv‘ orward wall is good. in fact _‘_“in'; m'-‘u .,w.llm".{nll of | Year. | field judge, J. Twomey (Har- pesition the school has had since ly left the Bridgeport player's h ituted for Hubbell. Fink made no uson received its baptism of fi s darn sl ipithofcam Sjinie Uik ol S0 L e den SHS Nl vard). the days of Benny Friedman. On several occasions he dumped the | 2410, 7lood made two vards and the [last week st the Army, and i B o the wing pots to i.‘”‘l".“”] ]1‘; L L 1.‘1( sed interference and got his man. Say- | NCSE Py was an aitempted pass |though upset by a single touchdow s, | BOP Lenfesty and Clarenc O e ke M L) age was Bridgeports outstanding | MdWinowics threw it over the goal|came through in impressive ras. | /UCT men. but some likely sopho- | {eam could havdly oy o OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN star. ®ine but Fink could net reach . |ion mores have been pestering him | $i¢h an accommodation Play By Play The ball was taken out to the 240 Arnold Horween, Harvard coach, ‘'O it ever since. Tn addition. th ) ; \-1.\1;A!Lo{ b ».;‘u Fink ran to New Britain' arq | 2ard Tine is, for Une first tinie this season, i |15 10y Sauire ' il T T (o ‘an.‘ cltie= line after he had received the kick-| F cport made four Yaids in|full strength and can afford to gam- | TANECT Who spcaks un frequently, Gl o off. On the first play New Rritain |hree attempts and New Britain 100 [ble everything. Dartmonth, howey. r Captain = Al Holme nd - Paul 0 too much of a financial propo- fumbled and Savage of Bridgeport | POssession of the hall in midficld. [ will probably try to save some of .‘» hwezler, an Al-Coast lineman k. va.m“[\"lfv ster of players would A SWELL HEA‘r V'PUT ME 7 FR!@HTFMLL\/ SORRY, : G B et Codre o1 : and salavies would not he recovered on New Britain's 35 yard TWO unsuccessiul passes were at-lits sure-iir I 1o use inst Yai rygal Lt o8 aholis - e | ' - line, A pass to Captain [toberis, |tompted by New Britalf and a third, |next woek. The Indiang hare. de. | acKle position yenicely Sihaulcfsolataniin thaslower Clasags Tlons N v TM STANDIMG BY A SNUFFY, THAT MY PLANS s o1 PN 'd Chuck cver, Mr. Wall's idea is to have Bridgeport left end, netted a first|@ double pass. suceceded hui 1he [feated Harvard nine times but have Y0 Bob Palmer and Chuck Lap- v, Mr. Wall's idea. is Lo down on New Britain's 24 yard linc, |game ended before the ball could be |yet to turn back Yale, and the lon LSl in. el ion, TREE, ACROSS FROM MouR HoUSE WERT AMISS , EGAD ! Hubbell made four yards and Sav- brouzht fo the scoring sons cries of howl failures r foi- ol y | LIKE You TOLD ME "0 - ALoNG ]l WANTED —THE age hit the center P o summar |lowers of tne ‘ lasucomcanlons S A = = 4 e e orween o feeied upon nin o | 0N 9F e Tardee. Wil to r |7 cones R R D MISTERIOUS BOARDER AT line. Hubbell made four and | Bridgeport Central N. B High|his starting cleven and Cannell wity| piice O (he ( Saaliests I t L ! ASTS ME ¥ T = b= 2 OUR HOUSE & PEER Savage hit the cenier of the for i el Gramitt [send 10 of the team that opened & & D i bach Colin LS = ( Vs vard line Gooarellos Ludwinowics replacing Wilking at fullback Wentworth, called “Gob® and “Bos- i b, HM 1 WAS WAIMIKMG FoR Mol =~ SEE Vou, 50 I CcouLD Hagearty through 1o th oft taekle The probable lineup: co rough. tough sridder and Howard is o smiliy nine yard line and on th xt play | Whi zor | Harvard Dartmouth 0" S & easy-going fel JW | s g ANT HE LOOKS “E’ IN TH? TREE AQT & WATCH HIS RE-AcTioNsS, B et e el e Harding Rullivn |Jo_Both arc 50 much poicon o : SAYS NoU HAVERT CoME HOME A . BECAUSE T e s DI il e el arbec | AR It Sou“shouta become con Boston Heavyweight Is & Real B VET! <« THEN HE FANS ME FOR A | SUSPECT HiM 1 Specd and deception vla [roles in Phelans zrid scheme, dis [ placing the power type of play Gramitt’'s defensive play was so out- || venhuseh filling in capably at ds until big ind better peets for higher haschall, the the goal line for the point after r guard Myerson 2 Bromher 1 . = touchdown. New | was behind | Musante Zimatravich | el Phelan innovated a new style in grid — : ME DawM & 7 to 0. : tackis Ticknor Andr B SitEneaasie ol SIS 051t 9 ; A New Britain Ekott bublRobert ANz ; ants 0ol i 0 tan | New Haven, Oct. 55—If ther - ut | v ) W rinit were more heavyweight fizhters in after three suc \ % ni ¢ TraineT ol nd purpl I sox, Kloiber kicked to D ¢ . 2 ' ZAIBEKL IR L] the world wi ie same inclination the first pl L tric forehvi . ; uarterback ¢ : Traftord reh: noNIOT to zive the public a real run for it : 5 ' money, the game. ong the big brought Bridgeport s dspor : . fellows, would De far better off ards. New Dritain recei ' ot halfback Ogden. Moush udic Han it i5 abitho present time. 1 ard penalty for offsid: o | Hageart : Kisehy : 5 at the pres e, ! i Il Elehtien <ociated Pre Friedman, wiho meets Ralph Ficn e dd ; 8 . hallt T T t il Mi llo. Brooklyn's hard punching > way 1o another score. Ku 7 abkowsl quarterback 1l outpointed lian se t the Arena Mon- the line but fumbled on Now 2 s M Kard ... \ Winnipeg. (10). night inctly a credit to ain’s side. However, Suvag tcove, Rridgepor v Britain Teft g et : N & F g S he boxin me a a fighter who the ball and Bridgeport e |0; touchdown, Hubbell: point after Chicago—Danny dy ]u"o\r:u“‘liv‘\.m\: qumxir:'\ for another first down. TI first |1 hdown, Savage on line plung 1t halfback g0. outpointed that he is a serious menace to the | Bieie Il‘v‘i 1 | few Britain substitutes. \1/{:‘ i iton | New York, (10). champion, Max Schmeling, and his Tt omewhat synthetic, foul-tinter | Pricdman Tad a lonz hard truzzle 1o pull himself to his pre: illac The first play of 11 cond quar GOOD RE( onn Wills. San Dicgo, ter was a forward pa I ANOTHER HERO IS MADI ; W h was incomplete. On 1] o1 ossenger boy 10 Kuneh threw a p 0 8 | tor o first down w 1. Anoiher forward pass w inco « a line e he . i Feraci, New reznlarly nt heizhts in heavyweight rank But. he gained his position by dint of hard work. a pleasing ring onality and his ever readiness : ckle any and all fighters in his and at least one cvery RELEASE TWO CATCHG vision. Unlike most of the big sh T York, Oct, 2 wor 1d aclear ficld in front 6 ine 5 K Tank ! in Tast Holly wood, ( It not \ Marcon. plunge was unsuceesstul and on the next play a forward pass reached th hands of I'rancis M in who heavyweight ranks, Fricdman docsn't hand pick his opponent 0 ‘ cher v 5 se1 1l fight anybody, anywhere and et LR G L G - y - 1o the Mil hat’s the reagon he Aghts all over recovered A took - the balljeandidate o governor, o A at @ hoxing show | ican ascociation he comntry. He's well Lnown and around right end for four yards and campaign with front porch ol the night of November 4, glave was relea unconditionally. |justly popular in cvery section ol‘ of ki, He dropped it. however.