New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1930, Page 9

the battle between the Blues and the | Pawnees for the city championship We will be watching very closely fo this game, . Speaking o f S or t s A letter reccived p | Ross states that the || demy-Kimball Union ’ |scheduled for (last Saturday The New York Daily News states | called off due t& the fact the today that Major Frank Cavanaugh, | Hampshire team was snowed ach of football at Fordham uni- | Meriden. versity, has challenged Notre Dame 1o a post-season game of football, | State patrols were providing the two teams win all |New to aid their remaining ga:nes. | caught in the early snow blizzard. from Vermont Aca wa in a sary 1 Hampshire Coach Cavanaugh states Notre Dame might have the best team in the \country but no claim can be made to a championship un- til the South Enders play the Rams of New York. Cavanaugh feels pretty sure that he'las the best de- | fense in the country plus a pretty fair attack, that Vermont Ac is towards the England school championship, having scorec casy victories up to the time, demy Hammy | the Durriits Through an crror, | omitted from the It would not be out the old rel HAS LONG mbridge, Ma will zppea ain this son his name we - story last evening The about him major adds that all the talk championship systems gives pain in the neck. “I myself was using most of what is called the Rockne system when Knute was in knee pants,” he added. | {to put 1bl SCRIMM Oct D rrow | GE 1Lk : Harvard another long scrimmage {third in as many day tion for Saiurday's g {lam and Mary. The hown well on the scason but | per scoring punch when sion of the ball, and Horween is trying to deficiency. his squad today, The possibility of such a game be- ing played, is very remote. Notre Dame plays 10 games on its season’s &chedule. Every one with the exce tion, possibly, of I university, | is a tough ore. That's enough for any football cleven in any section of the country. However, we hardly | believe that the is a stadium in| the country large enough to !mH} | defensive th ke in is beli correct it S FOR LINCOLN Oct. 20 (UP) — bur foot juad tonight for Lincoln, Neb. game with Nebraska on the crowd of spectators who would want to see the contest. LEAY Pittsburgh, The Pit all here the Maybe those two leading politi- cians in our own bailiwick, Harry | Ginsburg and Bill Mangan, will y. The Panthe leave the stump long enough to give | €80 tomorrow out their idcas on this subject. We | Workout and will drill in in almost quote both of them Omaha Friday. Coach Jock Suth they even say a word. Fordham, | erland has announced that the back of cou has a better team than | fl¢ld Saturday will have two Itockne ever turned out at South Bend. afternoon for 4 e, Paul Reider, right half. Mangan and Ginsburg have both received notices in the metropolitan press over their political enmity and their foothall friendship. Where politics are concerned, they are a wide apart as the two poles. Vyfer Fordham is concerned. both are twins in their cxpressions. Like {wo brothers who are always scrapping, they hammer away at eack othe over who is the best candidate for this or that office but let anyone say anything about thefr fan TFo! ham, and both form a coalition that is closer and more binding than any formed even during the world war. ‘ 2 SAINST PASSING | West Point, N. Y., Oct. 29 | —Army planned to spend | workout in perfecting against North Dakota tack. Carlmark, Kir | Bowman, were out with yester when the fi X | through a brisk workout. defense passing at Field injur ‘s All ady for action Saturday. NEWARK 20 {UP) — GIANTS VS New York, Oct. 2 [ New York Giants will sc { scventh vietory in the Nations sional Football league here night n they age the ark Tornadoes 2 The Kk 10 whe en, Tn case you don't know {he e ticulars let that Judge Man- gan is making a race for the posi- {lohBoniindze Fothnroralet oniint [l MRS L S i democratic ticket while Attorney | yyicryie retum. of Ferrebee, Ginsburg, chalrman of the republi- | oo™ \11e ™1 oo Brown casualti can town committee, Is dirccting the (1o Gear seems likely (o he attack of the opposing forces | rongth Saturday for the gan CIfbrgds ditkees Syracuse at Syracuse. The squad was let off with a light out and the same gram order for today. par- BROWN REGULARS RETURN at As was pretty cer pected, the wor nly to be e pr New Britain Rams made their last appearance locally at Wil- Brook park Sunday. Added | to this comes an announcement that the team has disbanded for the sea- son. The combination might possibly play another against the So- kol-Rosehuds in Bridgeport but 1t this is don will be a team in- wdent the organizatio known Britain Rams. vesterday was in Causes Stha(bble low st me in it from New dep as the of the hall te battle section could City clev glorious battles have the records Britain leadir ms. ways been one | centers for pro mmr‘ Whenever there was a on for honors this of the gridiron ons always find the® Hardware n at or near the top. Some gone down on in ne, state ificant has quit lack of Whether the foot 1 season hecanse a the death knell of the sport here, will be seen only in the | years fo come, v is an ex- coptional one with regard to busi Tic It is the worst in the history of the country, according to hoary | headed business men and naturally | the ficld sports is affected just | the same proposition. the team fact that in mid- patron- | sig of of is as any other 1t may be, and we hope that we | are rizht in our prediction, that | business will pick up sufficiently to | cnable some promoter or band of prome to organize another| eleven in the years to come. To| us it seems a shame that the sport to pass from our midst Ther | who would lik big guy's nose, so the rumo anl all because Nick Dican, veleran California tackle, clared ineligible | of the football season on a transf rule technicality. The little “Nibs™ Price, California couch blames Pop Warner, the “petty sleuthi that Bican's status and resulted in his v cligibility. Warner ta Tris ford to California Nove areat gridiron batte in store| 22 for the big game, so maybe ther 1 fans is one that will prob- | will be an added Lt arranged in the near future, | the two coic BILL MULLERS’ FAMOUS RED SEAL More Than 20 Years of Popularity CELLOPHANE WRAPPED Name Embos Where teams we fis get few years ago, at death grips in permission to use Me- morial Field in Willow Tirook park for the purposc of playing football, | the ficld is literally going this year. local their tell us, was for the remain field is clear Pawnees, Triangles elevens who might The Plues, other use it now for or the any to big want toam o for loc ably be Two Cigars in a Package with sed on Each Wrapper — and They Are Not Machine Made Check Up on Them and You Will Double Check “Billy” Academy game New tourjsts heading prep present with s a Burritt team with- & (UpP) |——Head Coach Arnold Horween was through the in prepara- with Wil- Cirimson has has failed to pack a pro- T osses- this leaves | and satur- will stop in Chi- new starters, Jimmy Clark, fullback, and 29 (D) today's and went of > men, however, are expected to their | Pro- | w- Polo Grounds. Chase full » with Brow1 little guy out on the coust to take a punch at u uring NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, GCTOBER 29, 1930. i ///////////////////////fl///fl//fl#{[////////é]//{flfl//////////// T //r”//' //,/ s t n 1 = BABE HOLLINGBERRY 1 HAL AHLSKOG CLAIRE BURCKY NEA Service Sports Writer The state of Washington may be L | famous for its salmon, but don't get | 1| the idea into your head t Wash- - |ington State is fish for any football - |team this fall. or four seasons WITH THE BOWLERS ROGERS ALLEYS CTORY Li acons & E. ¥4 Orin T. (Babe) | Hollingberry, couch of the Cougar |has had to sit back and watch Star | ford, California and Southern | fornia lick each other for the | cific coast champior Every Give 1 line he 1 I'1l show somet hip, aid: ‘em ir Natives of Pull Wash., that Babe displayed a wid fall when practice opene they asked him about W Aring brought ’'em on they took ‘em back. 1 Bear of California wa dlifornia’s ek to Los Angeles | shields.” Montan by the Washington t of them {and Washington—will | than just a good foot tame the Caygar. Yes, Holls zherry . |fall; not only that, | mon more than | placements for h e ll-carriers who scored | from California {never have heen better in the his- |tory of Washington te foothall. A more versatile corps of ball- [carriers than Hollingberry" | hardly be found in the cou |of them know how to ipass the ball. Tuffy Porter Lainh but swalloy Only cm ability are ) i ard Moses, sophomore Jones speci {peund another noticed grin this When his only ‘em on."” answer They then Golden cuft- hern re carried “on their 0 defeated team. The smartly 1gar. Sot jans we was al ate Oregon ore to ball team has his line this Babe suni- husky r regular forwa invaders ick Ellings in point and How- Osc off-tackle the Dalhen, |of star rece iver and chwartz, and Mentor year first man. | i | But re i previous reasons, membering Hollingherry wept for when he saw his line was working out this vear. » fellows who had played steadily year continued to put up their usual good game. The ones who had [ be s in ous encounters, t 1 b tar his problems of £ how |m joy came tell center 195 po Witho at all, Babe will give cssion that Hein would the All-America for the Tht yoar play- will you that | they don’t make better than Mel Hein, h of two casons Snaps MeKinney Carlson |vou the imp | be makin third etrs ing for you wer Galiforitiel he's right the guards of ree. And m Planking Hein I'red Garrett only sophomore {vegular in the forward wall, and |George Hurley, brother of *Long” | John Hurley, 6 foot 3 inch ‘-wm Tie tackle berths arc taken care of by Harold “Iror | Ahlskoz and Glen rd pounder, other wn is Homer Hein brother, who weighs are Spars [ veteran well Man" mere first team Mel's inger only above. Oregon Htat ton all fall, but line . Tdaho showir | Holl has heen believes that It to hre A Washing- this prayer for The Bale victories berry's STANLEY RULI & Chisels a LEVEL GIRLS straight nswi six % up the chr the will have s opinion mpionship Big Three to concur 'monopoly heid by Most Bab of in NETY to the North and Black 8 will be considered central I'ropo: ard linking | by a canal conference of Luropean countries. i i HAS STRANGLE HOLD ON COAST GRID TITLE | Husband Accuses Wii‘; 1 In Bad Liquor Charge New York, Oct. 29 () — The district attorney's office in Brook Ivn today ir charges by husband that h wife had collected insurance on the lives of three boarders by feeding them bad liquor. As an argument against payin temporary mony to his wife, Tessie, Walter Kamarauskas pro- tested his wife had plenty of money collected on the deaths of the three boarders. In a petition supported by affi- davits, Kamarauskas charged his wi not only had collected ifsur- ance aggregating § $ on htres lives but now giving bad li quor to u fourth bou er to bring about his death He irged auskas had offered men money to put in whiskey to be boarders. alimony in investiga a is a 0 « Mrs ground en o Kamar- other glass the 1 week temporary tion suit PALACE ALL SOUTH END CLUB LEAGUE Heinzman man eide Haus e Ca in adian champion, Bluenose, series of races off here. The Canadian championship was not at stake in that series, however. a . VALUED LIQUOR CARGO Atiezed Rum Runner Tells Authori- ties He Was Out of Work Lynn, Mass., Oct. 29 (UP)—High- grade imported liquor which polic: said worth $1.300 at retail bootleg prices was seized by Motor- | eyele Officer Ralph Hubbard her | today after he had chased for near- Iy heavily-laden yourse The neme T Unity | Guoted | unable tered was a operator of the 1 as Michael street, hinc Pisano, 20, ot Boston. Polic: ng he been unning him as to find the rum pick up a Ie In the car police 13 | of whiskey and brandy. Authorities said the liquor closely re | that scized in a big raid Lead last weck and belief that it might have been the same cargo. Pisano charged with | transportation and illegal on WILKINS INVITES U, . had had business to money found cases sembled Marble- the part expressed it of was */ EXPLORER ON SUB TRIP Needham 89 Sa15 - THEBAUD'S OWNERS MAY ALLEYS VULCAN IRON Panthers WORNS ENTER RAGE IN CANADA Championship of Dominion Will Be Run OF Halifay, Nova Seotia Mass., Oct. 29 (UP)— of the fishing schoone Thebaud, Amer racing champion, were to meet her today to decide whether to a new proposition to sail a race the Canadian champion proposition trustces of the international at Halifax after the Gloucester committec had protested a state ment that the trustees considered it necessary to call off original pla for the race until next year. the protest the local committec dvised that the trustees had sidered and were will Gloucester. accept for came from the to meeting propo be idered here at a baud recently defeated| The fo | trophy | race 15 | tiations After was con- to sail the | late Englishman Asks Ellsworth to Go With Him on Arctic Trip In Submarine Milwaukee, Hubert Wilkir | tic explorer, 'dfl“.\\\‘onh, Accompany submarine co-leader Wis., Oct. 29 (R—Sir noted English Arc- has invited Lincoln American explorer, t him on his propo: trip to the north po! of the expedition. Sir Hubert said last night that he planned to leave New York in April for England and from there would procecd to Spitzbergen to start th polar trip. In Juue, he added, he expected to begin the 2,100 mlile journey under the sea to the pole. BILLION DOLLAR MERGER PLANNED BY . Y, BANKS as p off Hal- Manufacturers’ st Company Has Plans Ior Uniting Three Other Institutions | | York. Oct. to consolidate the Man Trust Co. the Public Bank & Trust Co., the the United States and the ational Trust Co. into tion with resources of billion dollars and deposits of three- quarter billion were reported to b in the advanced stage today institutions now 9 (UP)—Nego- ufac- Na- Bank Inter- an organiza- more than a turers tional of |said that ' tur | day at a =er | the C operate | 7 tr an agg e of 148 branch offic in the metropolitan area and it w = merger would effe many operating cconomies. Repor of the consolidation have been fa orably received in financial quarte; It was poigted out that the ban! involved to a large extent opera along similar . and that son - of the detail usually faced in co solidating the businesses of large i stitutions will avoided. Intere: {o the said t terms of the merg: would announced shortly an that the institutions would be grou; ed under the name of the Manufa s Trust company CONTINUE HEARING AT COURT WARTIA Witnesses to Be Heard in Coa: Guard Shooting Oct. 29 (UP)- re to be heard tc ral court martial cor o consider the case « Mate Hugh 1 Coast Guard wh 4 with ‘“culpable ine and failing to use prop: a boat before fi a line be ts close t the be companic Gloucester, More witnesses we vined her Chief Boat charg wain Olmst of the is iency pon it court martial centers aroun Coast Guardsma Plum Islan t 5 when th: Pr was ¢ chine gu been mi: which "lie surf bo: ad for a ram runner. admitted at vy that t Itogether resemble tuken vesterday surf boat did nc Loats in use b rd in this vicinity. it was said; was owne i Ipswich river, not Island. Sullivan of Boston, d questioned Chic? Herman } sent out the Pratt and Len on the night of Aug- tz testified the met 45 calibre automa protection cgainst rum- and that their craft, al- properly fitted for duty costan lights and othen similar in um containing had only a pistol for runners though lacked The fitte been e boat surf hoat, Schwartz with a canopy issued by id, was that had nct the governmen nty-one bullet holes were in th when it was found next day, He 1 that if Pratt hal ing without lights it was centrary to verbal orders he had ven him before his departure. TEAM AT F he said s L STRENGTH Boston, Oct (UP)—For thy time since before the Villanovi ame, Boston College was virtually, at full strength for yesterday's prac< tice session. Dick Gorman, the only definite n rter against Mar+ quette on Saturda watched t ha workout from the sidelines. EXCURSION Your Times Daily ) ONI 53.::. KOUND WAy iRiP Tickets Good 50 Days PULLMANS OF THE RIGEWAY Comfortably H: | Bonded and Insured. er Built. omfort. 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