New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1930, Page 8

g NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 19)0 NLW BR!TAIN HIGH *UOTBALL TEAM EKES OUT ONE POINT VICTORY OVER HARTFORD——ROLLER HOCKEY CU.JB WlLL BE TRANSFERRED TO KINGSTON, N. Y.—WALLINGFODD BOWLERS BATTLE ROGERS TONIGHT——INDUSTR'AL BASKETBALL STARTS NEW BRITAIN HIGH WINS UNBEATtN TEAMS DUSTY BASKETBALL LOOP ROYS' (LUBOPENS ROLIER HOCKEY CLUB TO FROM HARTFORD ELEVEN FINFAST ~ STARTS TOMORROW NIGHT STHEULETOMGHT ~ BF MOVED TO NEW YORK Only Point After Touchdown Scored During the Pres- Opening Games of 1930-31 Season to Be Played at Tabs’ Business Conditions in This City and Difficulty Over ' \rn(( Seas m‘(‘u\l. l.n."',;\l\ 7 |:| 6 Edge Over Ancient " ern and Noire Dame - : Hall—Corbin Serew to Clash With Corbin Cabinet Sllfll]g Team (0 Face Puisic Playing Rink Prolmpts Owner Jack Arute to Tans- Rivals tal City Team Hnlph Locals in First S thW Ifl (lash Satt Iiday Lock—(Gascos to Face Stanley Works—Newmatics Friars of Waterhury fer Local Team to Kingston—Hardware City Man Half N fiss Second Touchdown hy Fumble SR Will Battle Stanley Rule—Ten Clubs Entered in Ei to Retain Control of Franchise — Jette Will Be T rd Line—Hardware City Crew Unable oun Circuit This Year—Plenty of Action Expected — o ™" s e Named as Manager—Announcement Causes Keen to Get Geing : ! e Play Friday Night. EE RN she e l)hdppnmtmenl Here. 7 o, T, " Proenls o ity Contst {0 Be Given to Sraljainnu Army — EASTERN TEAMS PRINGETON RISES UNTREATHEST TOGHEAT AT Fordham Bows (o Superior At- Tigers Emerge From Deieat 2 tack of Eleven From Calilornia ~ Heroic Fmthall Cflml'flanf»n N U Vermont Academ First G BILL',’\RD MATCH Villie Hoppe Defends 18-1 Balklin Welker Cochran: (ROSS COUNTRY - TETST C | Fordbam One 1 g ‘.H;a[.es in Race " OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN I/{ **——;?—; SIR —THoRWTo Won $30, T STt SAY AT ) (G sirset PLANVING PoKER AT TH’ ¢ Vou WERE Teo HASTY Y (e OH n L oWLS cLuB AL, ol TH? | I eiUING NouRr i IS -THAT WAY HoME , HE AN TH? I MCNEY o THAT { WHY vau MATOR WERE HELD UP! 4! sSTicK-UP MAN ! | i 4D VouR (fi LAST SATURDAY NIGHT ) HAS BROKEN ARM AL asor o N 2T wns e o [ A Fou Hit4 WAS A CORK-SCREW ¢ MA)JEL‘\JE? -THE Dud Parker. Promising ounz Y ANT HE WAS 50 SCARED E{ U@ INTo A PaSITialg e Halfback of Yale. Ser 7 ] v SQ -THAT 1 couLD GE‘rJ d in Game r UP W THE AIR A DIU-31TSE HOLD on i HIt, AND ~THERL S ed ' BASH THE RUFFIAK : INSEXSIBLE » (f / EGADY Y OLDER THAN TEACHLR ek e < %“J} INDOOR GOLI AFTERNOONS NIGHTS ‘\':"li"l,fl\nn\ PRICES 25c | - and Girls, School 15!: ARLOR BPA\]ERV- e ntil 7:00 Aes good untll 12:00 RE5.U. . PAT.OFF. ©1930 BY NEA SERVICE. INC.