New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Speaking of Sports Bitter words are flowing over t football dam locally spurted forth by Manager Otto Barta of the Paw- nees and Manager Ralph Recano of the. Blues. We are beginning to think that the proper course to pur- sue would be to put the two of these belligerents out in an open lot with & pair of boxing gloves on them and let them settle the city cham- plonship argument in the old fash- loned way. Manager Barta comes through to- day stating that many people won- der' why so much fussds being made over the Pawnces-Blues game amd the importance attached thereto. H £ays, in the first place, that the Pawnees were after the Blues for many years and after the local title for three years. The team was set back two of the three years and the players suf- fered plenty of ragging from the winners. It has gotten under the Pawnees’ individual skins so much €0 that nothing else matters but a victory in Sunday's game. consideration is th of city champion good bookings the state. Manager Barta the Pawnees didn't seck the 11 years as Maniger Recano He claims that it was abor 11 years of yelling that the Blues consented to play the Paw- nees. The value carries about says title stated. fiar other the name in getting Recano claimed that he didn't hear from the Pawnees with regard to a game, charging that the Paw- nees were sidestepping the issu Barta answers that the were never will be and he asks Recano, secing that he is so sure that the Blues will win, why he isn't willing to wager on the outcome. plenty waiting Barta states that there of money on the Pawne for someone to cover it is Friday night the Inter-City howling league will get uhder way at the Palace Alleys. The teams and their captains are: Palace Girls, Helen Pack, captain; Roscbuds, Mi Rogers; Elite Girls, Miss Fodt; So- Kols, Miss Tutko, The original Spartan basketball team of Hartford has organized and s looking for games with semi-pro L in the state. The team is composed of Alexander, former En- dee player, Geetersioh, Neville, Bar- rv. Larkin, Balfour and Duttle Vermont Academy. The team played as a unit for the past five years and is practicing at the Hart- ford “Y” three nights a week. Games are preferred with New Britain, the Bristol Endees, Waterbury anl Branford. Write to Manager FEd Dillon at 464 Hillside avenue ford or telephone 63 18 "he ¢ P C skethall m will begin regular practice this week for the coming season. The q is made up of local hovs who have attended the Citizens’ Military Train ng camps. . M. Brewster, physical director at the Central Junior High #chool is in charge and R. S. Kop- lowitz is man The team composed of Valantine, Knapp. F Mirante, Seman, Heath, Jacobina Ur and Gittleman. is HACKNEYS CARRY (OFF SHOW HONORS Capture Sixteen Rirsts in Anoual Showing of Thoroughbreds York, Nov. 13 (#:—1 tional military trophics a nd for Germ but he inter- n o of 16 Yiors the honor sho lich closed last night Mr. and Mrs. ton Hackney f; Morristown, N. J remain, f Moore's S arm of aton largest shown at off firsts, inc pionships, silks, exhibiting one s of thorough- the show. carried uding two chamn- red ribhons, two vellows and one white. Ranking a close second to 1he Jersey Hackney farm was wler of with 1wo champion- e ribbons. 13 second thirds and six fourths. sation of the show, how- the brilliant showing madc Mrs. W Roth, Red with her small stable ighbreds. Mrs. Roth showed both in the saddle and harness classes, and won two championships ten firsts, thirds and fourths. Miss Ruth Cowans, girl but a daring rider from Mon- treal, vied with the U. S. army for the jumping honors. Although fail- ing to win cither of the coveted military awards the American show team carried off ten blue ribbous, as many reds, and yecllows and four whites. Miss Cowan goes back home with seven blue ribbons and one championship rosctte to add to her collection. Featuring King of the ner of seven evens, John I son of Chicago, carried off cight firsts and one championship while Polka Dot farm of Scarsborough, N. Y., accounted for six events, includ- ing two championships. The Cassilis farm. owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. Tracy Willets of New Marlboro, Ma led the procession in seven classes in addition to winning eight scconds. The German army completed peaceful invasion of the U. night by taking the individual mili- tary trophy in competition with 16 officers and jumpers from five other nations. Adding to this brilliant per- formance in the team competition on Tuesday night, Lieut. Baron Herr- mann ven Nagel rode Dedo to vic- fory over Suzanne, with Capt. W. B. Bradford of the U. §. army up in a jump-off before a crowd of 10,000. of e o Lieds P. three The P of 14 thor a slip of a Plain, win- Thomp- .| Hartford Matman to Wnestle Pawnees never afraid of the Blues and | Girls' | of has | Hart- | intet | ding the stables at the national | ood City, | | X seconds and numerous 3, 1930. FRED BRUNO WL HEET PAULADAWS | Boston Grappler Friday Night | Hartford, Nov. 13 — A match that promises as much action as any on | the wrestling card to be staged at| i"oot Guard hall I'riday night is that in which Fred Bruno of Hartford, state light heavyweight champion, will take on Paul Adams of Boston, whose sensational bouts here have installed him as a warm favorite. Chief interest, of course, is in the star bout in which Gus Sonnenberg, world's champion, will clash with ; Stan Stasiak, the Polish Lion, with | the métch announced as a title hout. Stasiak has a wide advantage in height and weight over Sonnenberg. being one of the most powerful men | in the mat game and he is counted | on to give Sonnenberg a good hattle. The Sonnenberg-Stasiak bout will be on the best two-out-of-three falls | basis and will be to a It is | expected that a big gallery will see | the bout, Sonnenberg, of course, the | chief attraction. When Gus was last | here, hundreds turned away | |trom the High street drillshed. Leo Hyatt, the Syrian rman, meets Jack Ganson of California in | the semi-final which is sct for 45 minutes. Hyatt is a former vaude ville strong man and has played at Hartford theaters, is were WITH THE BOWLERS ROGERS ALLEYS RECREATION L Elmer Garage | Conn. Quarries | will take place { Herdlein weekl | course | score busy with the task of finding re- placements for them and a few linz men. He has been testing six can- didates for the end job formerly filled by Raffel, who has a broken ankle. | Cornell and Coach Lud Wray is kep!f | | Y.—Neither coach victory for his team | racuse-Colgate game | Hanson of Syracuse | has this to say: “Every team | have met has known it has through a fight. and so will gate.” His rival, Andy Kerr, about the same ideas Syracuse. will predict a in Saturday but Coach Vic we been | Col- has Putting the | Hazards..... “Red” was low Tabs miniature golf night shooting a 37. Elme er- son trailed him with a Mary Crowley's 44 was low for the ladies. | Grace up at the course last The course Kelly wa Red Grace hole proved Murray's is the women 4 held by riously threatened last night but the his undoing. the course record of Tom : By 17th Trenc record for he Jong awaited match hetwe arty Walsh and Eddic Jimmer Walsh en Wolfer and ackie Daley, | bs tourna- Bob and in the T tonight at 9 o'clock. and Gus Merline will on Jim Kelly and Norm Stambly in A tournament game at 9:30 o'clock ment women's tournament sched- | week at the Tabs, | The iled to start next has 58 entries already Matt Shine prize at the scored hold on the Lialto has a course. ile d Fay had low for the Stanley Arena last night. She shot a 41. Mrs. H. 0. Rex second Miss M score par o with the Arena Me The the the big course s on will g6 to 1dow to battle ohnson mpson Seledyn Rackliffe Bros. | | Hecox STt | Terry 9 Anderson | Blankenh Pethigal Hadley Hoffman's Army & Nauy thin s 11 Lindberg R. & E. FOREMEN'S Westman Westman ATy 109 LEAGUE Parke: in are | PUNTS AND PASSES New York—The mascot is looking up in New York colleges. | Columbia has a live lion cub, “Big Boy"” who will accompany lthe team to Providence for th |Brown game while Rameses 1V | Fordham has been rescued from th stockyards to replace Rameses 11 which was killed a few days ago. husines: acquired | | | : | Pittsburgh—One member of Pitt's rubs has had quite a job this | | He has to impersonate Wes- | |1ey Fesler in practice. playing end | |and dropping back to kick, pass and |call signals as the Ohio State star does week Conn.—Nobody b seems to know wherc Albie Booth fits into Yale's plans | for the Princeton game. When Al- bie was removed from his regular quarterback job Tuesday, the rail- birds figured he would not be used much if at all against the Tigers. | but yesterday he was back with the | varsity again. New Haven, | Mal Stevens | Princeton, N. J.—Trix Bennett } Princeton back, has had some strong competition for the quarterback job on the Tiger team, but it looks as it he would get some satisfaction out of it. Bennett looks like a sure starter for the Yale game, the last he will play for Princeton. New York—Major Frank Cavan- awugh, Fordham coach, has evolved method of preserving the | Rams’ record of not having a touch- :dm\n scored through. their line all scason. The iron major has stirred up some rivalry between the Irish side of the line, Conroy, Foley ‘and Tracey, and the Polish side, Elce- wicz, Miskinis and Wisniewski, and | each half is betting that it will not | be the first to weaken. | L Philadelphia—Anyone looking for the Penn football team here is re- will sta 1d George Bennie Swa- Soccoli will while Stan Ashley fchonough will The match and a played at at 10 repre- | Wolff, putt in o'clock will a Iriday re 3 5 | turn men e oF Arena t foursom here inley Hour match advantage individual results were 1a, George Wolfer Wolf 1t 4. Plainville 47. McGibbon am of The of 24 43 en- 45 the the ght. the scores unusual the ] took Wolfer had i Swia had 39, 2. Van Gorder had 40, Wilson had 4¢ with 5 9 bell had cason had 3 re 10 and starting from Friday night tourneys ever allowed to s are Arena fron Wolfer, nga, Carr, Myers, Froberg. Hill Gor Fightlin and avilll LTt The Stanley Fafnirs to Rule girls will t at § o'clock HAMPERED BY RAIN Y., Nov. (UP) the annual big game the Colgate football hampered by rain. NEW YORK EXCURSION $2 Four 0 Return meet Preg with quad ring for Syracuse has been Times Daily ONE .75 ROUND 3 TRIP WAY kets Good 30 Days PULLMANS OF THE HIGHWAY Comfortably Heated. Bonded and Insured. No Finer Built. We Guarantee Yoar Comfort. LEAVE CROWELL'S DRUG STORV West Main St. M., 11:00 A. M., 2:40 P. M and 6:25 P. Daily ana Sunday 9:00 A. Running Time 414 Hours Phone Make Keservations Early Buy Tickets Before Boarding Coaches Be Sure IU's a Yankee Coach YANKEE STAGES, Inc. HARVARD’S LATERAL PASS 1d Mays, last iateral passes in halfbac 0 of 1 Harvard ashing r, are t the center vea By O Des Moines 15 SOLEM Nov o Horween Harvard prob done more to popularize the pass than an While othe bilities, he play in us coach now A other coach ussed its went ont and vith tellin has a unbalanced ed to the From and strong this fo 1cks ht ah and passc After Mays, tackle two o chewski outside Mays shot. the of the end to the left h he half, times. Sche incon all th over fullback half. « helps H right guard to block The le th This wisely t end Ie n ] mple and blocks down mix the constant ing in Annoyanc RUNNING AND PASSING ton. N. J (vr nd passi cor g play tinu he pra of tin 1 fire MAH-JONGG FLOODS JAPAN o Mah BRAVES GET CATCHER Boston, Nov. 13 (UP)—The ton Br 1 Albert Bool Bool from ar Imagine Your hoy repertoire. has run off Bill Capt. Ben ] who help cknor -Americ exe n ODD FELLOWS MAY PLAY BASKETBALL Four Team League Proposed at Andree Lodge Meeting for ) in Odd comm the ot of Lexi wit cor gton make four lodges doulb ider cac y one ABSENT FROM PRACTICE nover, N. H., Nov (UP) prog! H 1l exam t Dartmos members 1 to ab erday’s drill desy hen ard tv Embarrassment "WHEN YOUR WIFE FINDS THE BILL FOR THE "BIRDS YouU TOLD HER ot You SHOT \magdine Your Satisfaction in Knowing you have an ideal winter ‘playground at Cocoanut Grove 36 HOLES OF INDOOR QOLF BE SURE AND STOP AT THE 19th HOLE FITCH JONES s TO HAVE LIGHT WORKOUT Chicago, Nov. 13 (UP)—Boston college’s football team was sched- uled for a light workout here this afternoon in preparation for Iriday night's game with Loyola. (loach | 1ddie its final hard workout planned signal drill day but REJOINS BROWN SQUAD Providence, R. I, Nov. 13 (UP)— John Gillies, guard who was injur- ed in the tie game with Syracuse. re- joined the Brown football squad vesterday. Coach ‘Tuss McLaughry < trying to keep his men from get- ting overconfident because of Co- lumbia's poor record North gave his Leyola squad | | HoLps DUMMY SCRIMMAG Cambridge, M Vov. 13 (UP)— | | A dummy scrimmage in which team | versity of Chicago is to have a new B demonstrated Holy Cross plays 1o | field house for its athletes. Plang the varsity eleven was held during |tor the new structure, to be buik Harvard's pr session yester- |at a cost of $700,000 were outlined day. Actual scrimmage, with team |at a banquet last night. It will he B using Holy Cross plays, was to be | large cnough to accommodate 7,008 held toda ~nectators BUILD NEW FIELD HOUSE Chicago. Nov. 13 (P—The Un{- GIVEN LIGHT WORK Ithaca Yol 13 (UP)— II’s varsity squad is being giv- only light work, making ready | Dartmouth. Gil Dobie has his orking strenuously on de fense against the Dartmouth passes. orilla, Cornell tackle. is expected {to start against the Green SOCCER IN OLYMPIC Tokyo, Nov. 13 (Pi—A Japanesc soccer tcam will compete in the Olympic games for the firet time Los Ange in The Japanese ave made great progress im soccer nd last May defeated the Philip- pines and tied the strong AM-China [ cor en for team Nov. 13, 1930 €) Nov. 14, 1930 DAYS Prices Reduc 1930 Chev. 1930 Chev. 1929 Chev. 1929 Chev. 1929 Chev. 1928 Chev. 1928 Chev. 1927 Chev. 1926 Chev. Coach . Sedan Sedan Coach . Coupe . Coach ... Spt. Coupe Coach .... Coach .... 1929 Essex Coupe .. .. ONLY ed for Thursday and Friday Only Take Advantage of These Reductions Lowest in Our History Down Payment 1929 Ford Spt. Coupe 95 1929 Chev.Roadster .. 110 1927 Chrysler 70 Sed. 9% 1926 Nash Coach ..... 89 1929 Whippet 6 Coach 95 1926 Chrysler Coupe . 69 1926 Chrysler Coach . 89 1925 Nash Coach ..... 40 1926 Franklin Sedan . 165 1925 Hupp Roadster . 60 1927 Dodge Tour. .... 49 1925 Studebaker Sed. 79 Down Payment . $169 175 150 119 119 99 95 69 40 169 Patterson Chevrolet, Inc. 1141 New Britain Ave. New Britain, Conn. Telephone 211 OUT OUR WAY / OH, sPEAK T SAY YOoU AINT— @O WNEW , GOIN' ABounD F/ WiTH A ____ \{OUD FALL DOWN / — T\ SOME TIME . ME Quic! T WNEW HAPPEN i § uD Downy SOME TIME ATALL, ! wWitd A N MY STiew MOOLTH~ MADE A (@)SHT el S OU SWEATER i sTiIcK N YOOR MOQOUTH, TENT /—‘l\fi \ AN IM N AT SALESMAN SAM CRISS cROSSING | HEY,\You! SNAP OUT OF LT aND GMME & TICKET “To c = [CHANGE E0R HENRIETTA! CHANGE EOR HENRIETTA . . ferred to the nearest hospital. Two Penn backs are expected (o be out until the Thanksgiving game witn RIGHT HERE, ‘1) conbucTor | (DON'T KNOW WHo TH' &{RL ;9 R T RS R \as nek. o & pavomr: