New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1930, Page 25

Speaking of Sports From the standpoint of the fans, \’ it is unfortunate that the trio of men krown as the All New Britain Foot- ball Club, Inc., has abandoned plans to keep professional football going in this city, but from the stand- point of the men involved in the promotional end of tue game, it ap- pears to be a wise move. Figures as to attendance, reccipts anl possible expenses were gone over very thoroughly by the three men. It was their idea to lower the price of admission from 75c to 50 cents. At the lower price, it would have been all but impossible for them to see their way clear to cov- er expenses. The triumvirate lost a considera- ble sum in its last year of operation three seasons ago and the experience gained at that time has stood them in good stead in figuring the per- centage of the present season. Ed Dailey, spokesman for the trio, intimated that the club .night be in the football field with a strong array at the opening of the season this year but all negotiations for th- present season have been called off. The Southern New England Tele phone Co. bowling league will enter | its fourth week of competition to- night at the Palace Bowling alleys on Main street. The matches will start at 7 o’clock. The G. E. Prentice Girls’ leagne of Berlin will stage their opening | bowling night tonight starting at the Palace at 9 o'clock. Miss Fireno will roll the first ball. There are four teams in the league. The Hearts are captained by Miss Baretta. The Diamonds are captained by Miss Gronski. The Clubs are led by Miss Pajor and the Spades have Miss Masser for thair leader. | The league will bowl Zor 24 weeks and the winning team will be given & large silver cup donated by Man- ager Thomas DeLucco. The Triangles football team will travel to Plainville Sunday after- noon to meet the strong Plainville | Blues. The Plainville team is com- | posed of former high school stars | but .both teams are evenly match- ed. The kickof is scheduled to take place at‘ 2:30 o’clock. ’ “he Triangles will hold a very NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 193C. SOUTH CHURCH PRACTICE ATTRACTS 18 CANDIDATES FEight Seek Places on Senior Basket- Wisconsin End ball 'Team and 10 on Junior— Many Veterans Back. A total of 18 candidates turned out at the ‘first practice of the South Congregational church basketball teams held last night at the Boys' | club, there being eight ment out for | the senior quintet and 10 younger |players for the junior. Practically all of this material is experienced and, despite the loss of several stars |from both outfits, the church fs looking forward to another season on the court. Ted Wessels, Iirnest Jacobi, Otto | Barto, Kermet Parker and Dan Wo- silus from last year's first squid were in uniform last night, with I'rancis Hattings and Bernard Wo- silus of the old reserve quintet mov- ing up to seek places on the senior quintet. The cighth candidate fs |Deming Hewett, former Trinity | Methodist and Blue Army pla who now attends the South church and is out for his third Inter-Church league feam. The younger group last night was composed of Willie Me Cormier, Lawrence Wheeler, Russell Anderson William Steed, all veterans of last vear's squad: Rodney Walrath, who played with the team two years ago; and three new men, Norman El- phick, William Richards and Wi liam Ismail. The latter team will play its first game on Tuesday night, November 11, when it meets the Center church five in a junior league contest. It will also enter the Intermediate County “Y" league. The first team will again seck honors in the senior County Y. M. C. A. league, which it has won for the past four years, and in the Inter-Church circuit. SHARKEY VS, STRIBLING Officials of Chicago Stadium Seck- Milton Gantenbein, LaCros rated as one of the best ends in the Big Ten conference, captains the University of Wisconsin’s 1030 foot- ball team. Wis., STRIBLING FAVORED Fistic Pride of Georgia Has High Hopes of Adding K. O. Christener to List of Knockouts. ing to Have Doston Sailor Battle Georglan January 8. Chicago, Oct. 31 (—Officials of the Chicago stadium were awaiting today a reply from Jack Sharkey. the Boston heavyweight, to an offer Boston, Oct. 31 (A — “Young” Stribling, the fistic pride of Georgia, has high hopes of adding the rugged K. O. Christner, Akron heavy- weight, to his knockout victims to- night when they clash here in the A. 10 round feature. “Strib,” in his last two starts, flat- tened Otto Von Porat and Phil Scott in impressive fashion and gain looms as the heir-apparent to he world's championship crown. Among the spectators will be Jack Sharkey ribling's outstanding | Young Stribling in the stadium Jan- |uary 8. The offer was despatched to the ling had agreed to gamble and ac- cept a small percentage, with a $60,000 guarantee going to Sharke The Georgia good | BOB FIELDS Okla. U. | | | Bob Fields, team. husky veteran, is GEHRIG IMPROVING New York, Oct. 31 (UP) — Lou |Genrig, New York Yank first [baseman, today was reported rest- |ing comfortably at St. Vincent's hos- pital where he underwent thres operations yesterday morning. A chip of bone was removed from his {left elbow, and the little finger on | nis right hand was Vroken and re- Two cysts on the right ear were |also removed. Gehrig is expected to |vemain in the hospital a week. | S sy R START DIFFERENT % Worcester, Mass., Oct. 3 | Coach AM (UpP)— John J. McEwan will start a of $60,000 for a 10 round bout with | Boston Gob last night, after Strib- | heavyweight is confi- | CAPTAINS OKLAHOMA U. TEAM Associated Press Photo captain of Oklahoma's 1830 football vastly different Holy Cross team | against Rutgers at New Brunswick, N. J., tomorrow. Among the changes will be the replacing of Sichol at guard. Zyntell will start in his stead. Clifford, Murray and Byrne | will be new to the backfield. SCORES New York, ECHNICAL KAYO Oct. 31 (UP)—Koil Kola, sensational Porto Rican fight- er, scored a technical knockout over | Tommy Murphy, Philadelphia, in the third round of a scheduled 10 round hout at the Olympia A. C. {here last night. | ‘ten’s nnbeaten trio, meet at Minne- |apolis in the feature contest of the ‘da_\' and in the first clash of un- | beaten conference clubs since the Title Hopes of Four of Remaining | opening week of the season. Purdue, which bascs its titular hopes on the possibility of no team completing the season undefeated. | meets Bob Zuppke's fast improving Oct. 51 (UP)—Titie | Illinois team at Champaign, 11l. Wis- hopes of four of the remaining five | consin endangers its already slim ‘championship chance in a game | wi 7 s plonship will be in the balance to. |~ " OMo Stateiat Columbus, O. morrow as the 1930 season enters | its final month. The fifth aspiranr. Michigan, has an open date and will | not resume conference until Nov. 15. Northwestern and grouped with Michigan BIG TEN GAMES Five Contenders Will Be In the Balance in Games Tomorrow. Chicago, contenders for the Big Ten cham- 'ARTING LINECP DOUBTFUL Providence, R. I, Oct. 31 (UP)— competition | Brown’s starting fineup was still : | matter of dispute today us e squal Minnesota, | prepared to leave for Syracuse. It in the Biz|was thought, however, that the same SHIRTS Will Not Shrink $2.00 or 6 for $10.50 $2.25 or 6 for $12.00 Veiser Barathea team that started against Cross fould begin ihe Syracuse counter. Under such a start Ed Gil<] | martin would be the only backfeld) regular. 2 e 1 ’ ¥ WRESTLING AT GARDEN New York, Oct. 31 (UP)—Jac | Curley. - wrestling promoter, : | completed arrangements whereby he | will be connected with Mad! Square Garden in the promotion | that sport, it was announced yesters | day by Willlam F. Carey, president| of the Garden. Curley will stage Jis| | irst show for the Garden om No- | vember 17 when Jim Londos will | defend his heavyweight title agains’ Gino Baribaldl. Fitch-Jones Co. Tyson White Broadcloth, Collar Attached - The Same Shirt in Colors—Blue, Tan and Green PLAIN COLOR NECKWEAR | American vival. The Boston heav | weight has fought both and expects |to again clash with Stribling very | soon. 8 | Arthur Dekuh, 1f the South Iinds football team |giant. who baitles ‘v‘h-_mg ndgnmfh“llll the Tigers for | . onth in Atlan appear | Olto Von Porat and Phil Scott, will | is Sunday, the manager is ask 3 S e lappear i e st scember 12 to Toroapony, the manager is asked | 4gainst Big Bill Martwell of Kan- |APPear in the stadium December 1 sas Chly in another 10 rolnder. provablyiwlthtpaullnoitizcuonn WITH THE BOWLERS { his opponent. ROGERS ALLEYS STANLEY RULE & LEVEL Shark M. Parker Paulson Thorpe Fata Matulis Argazzi fmportant practice session Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock in prepara- tion for the game. dent he can knock out Sharkey and | thus leap into the spotlight tor & championship fight with Max Schmeling. All Natural Silk, Smooth, Phable, Firm and Lustrous $1.50 361 MAIN STREET Come to T.&D. and DRESS UP for the Season v York ltalian | Stribling next | _ Stribling, knockout conqueror of will FIGHTS LAST NIGHT ONE REGULAR MISSING Boston, Oct. 31 (UP)—Dick | man will be the only regular missing l\when Boston college faces Mar- quette here tomorrow. An arm in- | jury will keep him out of the game 1t was believed today that Bill Ben- nett would start at left tackle and Mike Vodoklys at left halfback. | These positions have been in doubt | lall weel. By the Associated Tress. Chicago — Mike Dundee, Rock Tsland. 111, knocked out Ted Miran- da, Grand Rapids, Mich, (3). QUARTERBACK 15 OUT Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 31 (UP) —Barry Wood, Harvard's star quar terback and forward passer, will not | start against Willlam and Mary to- | morrow. Signals will be called by | SCORE 'H VICTORY Art Huguley. Likewise the Harvard | New York, Oct. 31 (UP)—Benny line will be made up mostly of re- | I'riedman’s New York Giants scored erves while the regulars ctore up their scventh national football | energy for the coming tilt with |lcague victory by defeating the Michigan. Coach Arnold Horween | Newark Tornadoes 34 to 7 at the | intends to use the Willlam and | Polo Grounds last night. Mary game'as a test for his substi- tute strength. y WILLIAMS S 65T ~LEGGO - HERE COMES A OFFKER TERE'S ONE FER You. SHE'S HANMGIN ON TO HIM FER FEAR SHE MGHT LOSE HINM «~ AN THATS JUST HOW SHE WILL LOSE HIM. 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