New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930. PLAYERS OF POLISH EXTRACTION OUTNUMBER ALL OTHERS ON HIGH SCHOOL TEAM — PAWNEES TO DEFEND FOOTBALL TITLE AGAINST NEW BRITAIN—PALACE FIVE UPSETS DOPE BY TAKING ROGERS BOWLERS INTO CAMP IN LEAGUE MATCH POLES OUTNUMBER OTHER N[]f_RE DAME HAS PLAYERS ON LOCAL TEAM BACK UNDER COVER New Britain High School Football Team Represents a| Veritable League of Nations — Eleven Includes Three Descendants of Irish, Two of German and| One of Austrian—Hartford Tackle Is Declared In-| eligible Because of Low Marks in Studies — How | Plavers Are Rated. | man [s Better Than Others N Nov. Not v Yol Dar which investiga- | is teams-—aside rejudice RICHIE FINK Halfback ~TORONTO SEEKING — SPEEDINSEXTET Haple Leais Open Ther Season " « - Tonight Against New York OFF FOR WEST POINT Rentucky Wesleyan's Panthers Hope o Reep score Saturday Down to a Respectable Marg sid stayed on t port game ly of sopt will ‘be had hopes score down to Wesley realizing out nd out- o —— —— —— FOOTBALL NEW BRITAIN HIGH t keeping ble mar- VR HARTFORD PUBLIC HIGH Nov. 15 5 usual oppon¢ STATIONED AT CENTER Worce T Nov. 13 (UP)— Farrell 4 Mike Fa- Holy €'ross Both will e the Hurley Stz CONTARAS SHOP CROWELL DRUG €0. General Admission $1.00 Reserved $1.50 m, Mass Jin supplante Rame ‘l~|, HERALD CLASSIFIED workout, = \l?.\‘u‘ufll of yesterda) Repart States That Filth Horse- ~ | Southern Methadist foot- | . compos- | 1 Writer) P — COMES EAST AGAIN Eleven Meets Navy in One of Leading Intersec- | tional Battles, DENY FOOTBALL RUMORS Bob Zuppke of Ilinois and Pat Page | of Indiana Hase No Knowledge of Reported Transfers, hicago. Nov. 13 Bol, Zuppke of of Indiana. today football rumorz but botl any knowle of them One report had it that Zuppke was being considered coach of the University of California Coach Page he Uni southern | denied Coach for another ilar positoon at of California, ity lm..nih. Alabama Heading Towards Football Title In Dixie end—Expect Plenty of ki, Plunging Battering Crowd Expected. PLAN THO GAMES FOR CHARITY FUND Colleges and Pro Teams fo Aid, Unemployment Reliel | New York, Nov. 13 (UP)—New [ York football fans ~.ill be given two opportunities to turn their enthusi- asm for the game into worthy chan- | nels at the close of the regular sca- s vear when New York uni- meets Colgate and group of | Notre Dame flashes clash | with the New York professional | | Giants for the benefit of the unem- | | ployment. | The college game will be played here on December 6, while the old- | timers-pro engagement is booked for 8 | December 14 © John Cain, fullback, and his | Mayor James J. Walker and a | committees of sports writers an- | nou d the two games today. The | 5 E mayor said that the cntire receipts | la o ~_ 1. ~ . e . f the seats 2 H)OXes are au d. |State League Teams Split Even in First Two Games But ' 1h js and voxes o ames men- Main Street Aggregation Has Two-pin Margin in tioncd. the mayor and his commit- In booking Colgate as an opponent for Chic automatically expense of bringing the out of town elevens to this city, would be donat- ed to the unemployment fund. The two games are cxpected to . . 1 3 N . . t said that part of the receipts of Third Contest—Church Street Combination Lead- nine New York high school games H i & 4 vill be t ed over to the fund. ing the Circuit—Both Roll Rather Poor Scores — These games, however, will be play- Nick Tronosky Captures Honors in Single and net something lik half a million Jollars. with a larger sum possible ed as part of the regular schedule Th + . and not as post season tilts. ree dStrings. eliminated the mittee FOOTBALL BROADGASTS devote his time to ballyhoo, for the big outfit from upper New York statc right now is just about as good as any team in the east and one of the intry's leaders. it) ABC Chain 1o vs. T W WGY A ceton— WTAG, WOAFR WFLA- KOMO. ve for an early feated and 1 over such elevens as Lafayette S and Col a The team is no* without color, either, for Malcu- luso, the nation’s highest scorer, is one of the Colgate backs. N. Y. L. beaten this season by ham and Georgia, is rated by h Mechan as one of the great-| teams he ever coached Chris Cagle's signing with the Giante means that when the profes- line up againct Knute Rock- former pupils two of the great- t of modern backs will be work- ide by side. For the Giants are 1 by Benny I'riedman, rated ny critics as the best quarter- | ever to call a signal. The slip- | pery Chris, working with the crafty Friedman, should be a sight worth | tching. agle joins the Giants November | ¢ in top form by the ats overwhelming wins rn KWK, WFAA, (announcer, WJZ WHAM WSM, WMC, WJIDX KDKA, WBZ o (o3 Sc. | est WNA( WXYZ. WEAN WSPD, WMAL, KFRC, Husing.) ndividual be the following M.—Fordham vs. st « 23 and shou Pitts- | time of the —Ohio State vs, EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO | Boston, Nov. 13 (UP)—The Bos- ton college football team was en route to Chicago today for their Michi- ond out-of-town game of the| ¥ against Loyola Friday night. | Nebaska Bud Gorman, regular guard until | injured in the Villanova game. has | almost recovered, but was not taken | to Chicago, s vs. Chicago— n ve. North- WCCO, Missouri vs Rogers Five 0 P Alabenia o necessity of having a publicity man | s season setback sv Michigan State, Colgate is unde- | Penn | PAWNEES SET TO DEFEND . TITLE SUNDAY AFTERNOON Semi-pro Football Champions of Last Year to Face New Britain Blues in All-important Battle This Week- Trouble in Stopping Kayes« Ram of Challengers—Rival- ry Between Combinations Is at Fever Heat—Big - Despite the wordy arguments be- | ing carried on by the managers of both the Pawnees and the New Brit- ain Blues football teams, nothing is being left undone by either combina- tion to make all preparations pos- sible for the city championship clash between the two at Memorial Field in Willow Brook park Sunday afternoon. The teams are practic- | ing faithfully all this week and no stone is left unturned to get the combinations into the best possible condition for the contest. Word has been received from the camp of the Pawnees that the team that won the city championship from the Blues last season, is all et to defend its title. The Pawnees, unsuccessful in their attempts to de- feat the Blues for 11 straight sea- sons, finally came through with a blaze of glory last year. The team | expects. confidently, to repeat again this season The Blues are planning a thors ough campaign against the Pawnees. The victory of their rivals last year still rankles among the Blues players and they will be out to win Sunday no matter what the cost. The Blues are boasting of a squad of 28 men. The answer of the Paw- nees to this is that the Blues need a squad of at least 60 men if they want to win. Manager Otto Barta stated today that his team expects plenty of trouble jn trying to stop Kayeski, plunging battering ram of the Blue team, but he takes no re- sponsibility for anything that might happen to any of the opposition when the clash s on. | The kickoff Sunday is scheduled, to take place at 2:30 o'clock. A pre- liminary game i35 being arrangel | with either the Triangles or the Tigers holding the center of the stage. A large crowd will be on hand to witness the battle TITLE HOPES BLASTED Fullback Mechan's Violets. the com- | Pug Rentner, and Star Passer of Northwestern University Won't Play This Year. Chicago, Nov. 13 (UFP) — North- western's hope of winning the west- crn conference championship and | completing the football season uhde- feated reccived a staggering blow to- when it became known for the st time that Pug Rentner, 185- pound fullback and star passer, will not be able to play again this year. Rentner injured his shoulder two weeks ago when he tackled Jack Manders, Minnesota fullback, and it was belicved until today that he might be able to play against Wis- consin Saturday and certainly | against Notre Dame November 22. Rentner's loss will weaken the Northwestern team by at least 15 per cent in the opinion of Coacn Hanley. Until he was hurt late in the Minnesota game, Rentner, play- ing his first year of varsity football, has been the one outstanding star in the Wildcats' attack. Gloom, however, isn't alone con- fined to Northwestern as Wisconsin has appeared badly off form in prac- tice this weeck. One Madison critic cays the Badgers aren't tackling as cffectively as they did in spring prac- tice. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Toronto — steve Rocco, Toronto, outpointed Marty Gold, Philadephia (10). , - OUR BOARDING HOUSE START SEASON TONIGHT Tcams Will Join the Ac- T Z A \Nos MEAN AH - AT I SHouLD 1 OVERHEARD Mou AW’ Xational Hockey -’ MATOR TALKING ABOUT A BIG POKER GAME AT TH® OWL'S CLUB TONIGHT! ~c «~ Now “THOSE MUGS Go \ Ao A HUDDLE LIKE TOES Two More tive List of the League With First Games, “THEY SEEM K A TIGHT SHOE - AR T-THEV'LL PUT TH’ SHAKE-DOWA okl Vou UNTIL NeU DoN™T RATTLE! ~TAKE MY TP AN Dcu“r} ST IN A HEAW <71 2 GAME ! CHAPS v AN Sa "APPY o T Wod Ph o Detroit ton assist th smed Falcons, formerly the Cou- zars, in their opening. Last year, Detroit iz the \ing games after the arently had them tuck- ed away =znd generally causing trouble for the blue shirts. 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