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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1923
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LEADING COLLEGE PLAYERS TO APPEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI GAME GOOD GAMES IN INDUSTRIAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE
CELTICS TOP BOYS' CLUB LEAGUE FALCONS AND RANGERS ALL SET FOR CHAMPIONSHIP TILT TOMORROW BURRITTS WIN
8
STANLEY WORKS NOSES OUT CELTICS FIRST IN
NEW BRITAIN MACHINE FIVE GROUP A LEAGUE
,
Two Overtime Periods Necessary To Finish GamcXj)efea
Lone Foul Shot Decides Issue of First (.anie-1 . &y
V. Corbin Meet Little Opposition From Lander--- K "GoheD WlDS lOf CyClOnCS
Draw Far Away From Opponents On hcovm Lists
Good Crowd Sees (lames
I. roup siaml in
( Hi.
Natio
L.
1
II
la
. th:
of
t:
fur
Win n
t:)'
th"
V It II' SS' '1
lay
Foul
I'
Machin- '1
in the I
Til"
;,:: VI.!
mini i:
I i ni-ile Man.lill" v. Mi
w.
P. & F. Fori. In
Ftanby Works
Fufnlr 1
Landers 1
Hubs' 11 A: Kruiu u
N. B. Machin".
Two ov-rUmc. p' i'i'
minutes each were .
the Stanley Works bask
feat th N"v isrimln Mad
Inst night at Y. M. -' A. ;
the Industrial hagim l'ltV.
the final whistle had I'!"1
Bmnlpv Works had bar-ly
out Vith a iclory ! tb iei
to to ss.
For an early prison com- st
was mix of the 1" -"t and
pst founlit conbsls
on the "Y" floor. All throughout
th tlm of May. tli'i twins
lmit tied and the defensive I
nn both sides was r ninrkal
.hnntlnir explains the vi"tory of t!i"
winnlpv Workers over 111
istg as each side raced 11 th-ld
but the Stanley Works cagd i-igbl 1
foul tries to seven for the Machine j
Chop. !
The first basket of the game was
wade by III use of the Machine five ,
after six minutes of play. He played
the shot nicely after a dribble m ar- j
ly the entire, length of the Hour.
Peterson followed htm with another
riving the Machine makers the .
Grobstein caged the Stanley ;
Works first point by a foul try com
mitted on him by Jimmy Mahor
after seven minutes of play. Short
ly arter, he caged a nice long shot
and the fame then sailed along.
Flis tied the score after 12 minutes,
but Peterson broke the tie by a
.national shot from the Hid".
Scrimmaging continue. for the
f tim half and with
,., uml field coals
New iiritnin ......
score of 13 to 11.
Half
iiiw both teams
Jack l'. ile-
tler got into the pame ami nis i"-
ad.l.d stroiigtn to n-
The .Stanley Works pi.o-
tor Hi"
.lis
for oi Lin w
tlioiiy I'UtTii.;
Th" Coil ;;) I
eiulupioi'.ship
'A ol
:ill
1 to 1.
1 Aio'irr. tli" ennrds
U.-J in p. rf.-ci liar-
tip a 1,'I'eat df' I h".
; iiurk "as nf tit..
i vai i. 'y and mm pi y
iti.l f. at'ir. d IV' play,
ml liue'lerr' v.ol'k'd
ill th" l':'nlil", but an
ijop SpOll-
'I'S
w.
1
1
fl
.,
0
1
1
l'.C.
.ii.ni
off i.biht on ringing ' !
,.. tie ii- eiianees of aystisf hi
ll!" I;. rl i 1 1 .1 1 : ' 1 the f-liull'.' of t il'.
can." with a pretty shot while a
I'oihiii man wuh liir.in mi the
ball. The f.-uiv at the . I.'l "f the
M half so "1 19 to i s it ii oii.iii
.ii.l.
ii'i-wi 1 half Raw
ling the eh! (-'
.ssiiig and the
.. able to br. a
the I'orbin
allle Of I'.'iel;
I.; ieb rs pi-y-i;
it t;;i. Two
era i
Ii. hi goaK oil" by 'C.oniiaii and t he
other by N"sta was tli" best the
l.andi-rs live i ouhi da in this period.
'I'lie ('orbiti i.hool.TS li'i't tofsiiiK
tiiem in alntoit at will while th"
i. 'h.zzb d th" Land-rs erevvx.
tinal scon- stood 3 1 to 1 1 in
favor of T. k 1'". rorbm.
The
Tii" C..t,-f advanci 1 Into undis
puted posie sHon of tiret place in the
c'uh Intermediate Croup A
ieiisue by def' iitinff the Nationals.
Is-l'i, last i.lulii, phiyiiiK rincs
around their opponents until the
hut miamis ot play. The Cycione
i'aiilher.'i patne w,is a whirlwind nf
lair, vviili i he former team pulliiiK
it out of tile lirst at Hit; last in
stant. Th" Cyclones nn l Panthers foncht
fiercely and evenly for lour periods,
and i' v.tis not until i.'oli.-n shot a
basket in the hist :pi S' eonds of play
that the Cyi'iotws v, i.irlo'l out a
IM-llt v i it. Cohen, Mancaii ami
l,eine feature' tor Cue winneis and
eerelejza and Giiito 1 or the losers.
CAPTAINS OF RIVAL ELEVENS I FALCONS-RANGERS
rUKSKNTIVO PTCAHT WI'.IC, 11T AXP PAV WILSON, CAPTAINS
IT I NIVKKSITY 01' TKXAS AND TKXAS A. .V M. KI.KVICNH, UK.
SPKi'TI VKI.Y. WIInSK TKAMS HA TTLK I'eHl SOLTTIWKSTKKN
tllllU TlTl.i: THANKSUiVlNa l.'A Y.
nary:
i . r.
f. .
i. f.
rest.
few foul
the li'i'f ended
P.uvli I'll, r. f.
Cnrtnan, r. f.
1 lari'ov,', 1
Woodward
Mcf 'i'f", c.
Klalka, e. .
Preii'ser, r. t
Parson, r. K.
N.sta, 1. f-'.
Ulcano, 1. g.
Fid IT Ttl
1 o 2
1 h 2
1 1 :
. 0
, 0
fl
i I'ycloius
W. ManiTiin, If.
j '. liay'ock, rf.
1. lito'.'.ilZ. e. .
i 1. Cohen, is. . .
ii. I.evine. in. .
iflreenblat:, rs.
A l-'niil Total
i Paul hers
j N. f.ipniaii,
I A. K'-i'olcjza
J. Sliva. c.
Il.n.iainin, c.
I'altich. rc.
; Xev roiiskas,
T. C.arro, la;
I'i. Id Foul
S
I)
II!
Total
1 11
P. iSi F. Corbin
0
12
f.
with the
leading by
Sei'ond
The second half
trying hard to score.
tier g
ence
makers.
Tasji'T. r.
S'.dmltz. r.
I.uke, 1. f.
pinh'-r. 1.
Hoist, c. ...
llallin, c. ...
Paris, r. ir. .
i Kramer, r. p.
Arhurr. 1. f.'.
Fehlman, 1. R.
Fbl IT TH
1 1
i ir
p.
. . ...... f,..ilu In 1.11.
ura r:if.(..l I , O 1 o " ' ' ''
Olirlin a'l'i.o
I 'liar
Machine crew,
i'ii,l eoal from the foul line.
Icy Miller then went into the k
n,o tinect.'ilors cave him a Kr
hand as he "trotted onto the court.
ti. Machine Shop throuch
work of MRge crauhd to within a
,10.1 hi- point of th" Stanley W on.s.
Jimmv Ma h-r rase.l his lir.'t Pa
of the ev-i.inc to tie the .core.
Bicce hrok" the Ice wiM. a 11
. 1. .i liil.ir nu mo r!o?f on wvwul
fnui . ''ii'111 , 1
long shots. OP.rhn -need one r
the side and Park-r cot anoth.' i'.
HiCKC CIlK.'.l two baskets tO ptll th-
Machine crew ah. ad. 'I he stan .
rrcw, however, th d It up "t ,!"' 1
pikI of the half.
An overtime pi Hod of fiv
ntes resulted in close ,i four;
n.,,1 nn score resulted.
.,.- ...i,i wr.w lioth uiiini.ts 1
overiiine 1 1 1 ' J
ni,tin bard. but O'P.ri'ii
Hchroeder caP',1 1-o pn''y th 1 I
n,.l nod althouch I'.isce oac-l '
field and a foul. S'anh y Works too
the honors.
Stanley
rsonal fo
per. McCah"
Jasper, l.uhe
burr.
15
riiiini
Far
I re
rir
N.sta ?.,
1st H. Pari". Ar
il: i;nch-rri ",
1. M"Cab- 3,
4. Hoist :i.
''.I.uk'
- I (Jonnan -. I eirt
t 1 I'r-isser, .last
itni'hi.' Paris-. Arbtirr .'. J
the; foul: flinsbere (cnaehini; trom sin
Hn.s). Ibf. r " "U'i'vi nave
scorer, ('nan; timer. Stn-dley.
Celtics 1111 Top
The Celtics broke the tirs'-place
tie by a tin.- exhibition of bas'.ti tliall
which left their oppom nts helpless.
Their sup.-rior passinc and .b f-nse
b. wihl. re.I th" National (tiintet until
the final minute of play, wh-n the
los-rs ralli-d and score. 1 th-ir points
hut faih d to overcome I he h ad
cained by the c-ltics. Trillion, Ap
pell. l-Piiock and Sokolowski were
Hi" winner' best bets, with Micha
lowski'and Kob.'la show inc v.eil for
t Ii- Nationals. The score:
c. ;ties Field Foul Total
.1. Trnhan, If It 1 T
A. Appeil, rf 1 n 4
S. Was, c a 1 1
I. Yankou Hz, rp. . a n
It'iiock, lc '1 o 1;
mm
at
' . i-w-V
v
V 2f.
4 4 -S'
mm
il!0 jo diqsaoiduiBqo ojj
LEADING COLLEGE PLA YERS
TO BE IN GAME SATURDAY
' ' Sri , . xr- 4
ltllllKll lilll'OIIS
Casperini Flliott
left 111
Waters s. Sobieck
h-ft lackle
Oorh 11. Gi'onskl !
h-f t.-ua:d I
Kolpnk Cook I
Anasta-io I"). Soble'ck I
nirh.t cuard
Ij. Puppell Ilines 1
llaht tackle
Kasprow Kredar
rt!,-!.t end
Crane Thompson ;
quarterback j
Sariski Fn.llls
I. it h.".lf!.a"k I
Pobhs Iniiinicnii
lialit h.ahbaelc
Kyisl.i Simons
New Britain and Hartford Alumni Teams Clash At
Clarkin Field Former High School Stars To Ap
pearLineups Include Representatives From Yale,
Fordham, Tufts, B. U., Notre Dame, Syracuse and
Many Other Big Teams
I.KIT TO KK.HT: FAY WII.SO.V SI FAKT WKK.IIT
hllical Snknlowski.
J. Was, 1;,-.
rt;.
11
(P,Y XKA SKKVICK)
Colli'K'' Station. Texas, Nov. 2.".
P's a way Ho y have ilown in Texas,
tlies- Vniversity of Texas J.onghorns
and Texas A. fo M. Farmers, of fur
nisliinK the feature melee of the
Sotillnv. ,s: ern Conf..r.nce foolhull
season each autiiiiin.
This year promises to be no ex
ception, and the fans of tin- Lone
Star .ila'e are .smackini; their lips in
auticiiiatiou of th- battle between
these two elevens on Kyle Field
her Thanksci'.ii'.'.,' I 'ay.
Ke.cii t'lim has an inipr-ssive
record. Coacii "Hoc" Ste.warl'.s i
T'-xas S'.ers lost an early season,
lilt to the Yanderbilt Commodores,
hut ha- b'-en rounding Into shape:
:-s the 'I'urh. v P;h- fracas an-'
proa "In s.
H-prcscntatives from some of the
h-adlntf colli ses in this section of
the country as well ( as one from
away out in the open spacs will
he on the alumni teams of the
Hartford and XeW Uritaiu Inch
school at. a came to be played at
Clarkin ti-ld In Hartford, Saturday
The manacement of the two
teams announced that It has pro
cured the services of men who have
been starring at tlnlr schools for
the p;i.si s' ason. Xew Dritnin will
have i-pr-sentatives from Ford-
'hnm, Tufts, Posion Vniversity,
Connecticut Asricullural College,
Henss-hier T' cimlcal school. St.
'.lohns Academy, Syracuse, Maine
All ro.i'ls will bad to Memorial nuersily. 1 usiiinc Acauemy, 1 roy
l'ield tonioi-row afi' tnoon when (. iConierence Academy and New York
Falcons and th- P.ancers clash on ! I'niversity. Hartford will have
the qrhliron for tit- S' -mi-pro etiam- 'Johnnie Smith of Noire I'ame, and
pionshii of th- ci-y. Tli- All-X-w j- .Shrimp" Foley, captain of Syracuse,
P.ritain iiain is ph-yinc in Philad"l-i"uo is expected to make a strong
iihia and this b aves th- road open to d'id for all-Aiuerican (iiiarterbaelt
the'eaiu" of rtani' S of th- s.-asnn.
Hot 1 1 teams have had their ups
and doe. ns this s-:ison wi'h some
tennis losine- t c tl
hentinc tli'-'ii. but
have been pointing to this eame. the
elevens ar- r-nortid to be in the
1-es-t possihh' shall- for the fray.
Poll! sides ar" confident that they
I will pull throe.ah with wins m the
. e-ntesl and beennye of the intense j
rivalry that has cropped up. the
came will he one of those termed as
"lor blood." I
From the Rani-ers' camp comes ;
'.Jie word that the team is all set to
take the Falcons into camp find 1
thereby stand as the host Independ
ent team in the city. On Hie other t
hand. I he Falcons smile when they
hear this rumble, as they !lrp jus
as confident, that they will set back
their rivals in the contest of con
tests. The teams have been well drilled
for this their final find most import
ant effort. Conch Tobin of the Fal-
WALKER TO DEFEND HIS
RING TITLE TONIGHT
Itanscrs have had a bafr of tricks
hidden alt season waltinc for tomor
row's came and football of nil sorts
will he uncorked at Memorial Field
on Tur';-:' 1 lay.
Tito S' le.-I ion, of offi ials for the
catae assures the fans of efflci-nl
rulincs dtirinc the contest. Hilly Po
llack has been s.hcle.l as reler-e.
Keck Pielar will umpire and Pave
WANTS
NaUonal':
C. Payh'cl;. if
W. Miohalowski. rf
A. Iv'oh.la, 0
Field Foul
1 s
Total
Tie
,i)-epli vim. Former Water Hoy
lor All-New F.i'ilaln 1 nntlia!!
Team. Id Watch ConP'-t.
vonac .lo-
C. Mat-h-HJ.
Arala.
' P.akmis.
II. Sehtll
lc.
Ye
1 : 1
i::2i
I '.'2 2
Tcxius
M.
i:t
it
Parker, r.
K. Sheehan, 1.
OPrl-n. I. f
Olean, c. ...
Grobstein. c.
Warren, r. R.
Flls, r. c
rr-ilethr, r. c
Pthroed
10
TIMOTHY CLMR ELECTED
H. S. FOOTBALL CAPTAIN
Clair was 1
lH2'i X. P.. II. S. foot-j which 'T em
at an elect Ion held after - badly re.
1 rday afternoon. Harold
defeat, d candidate, gave
at run.
will b- Clair's lourth
work ' ph Wvnn Is tt.'.i'inu lr his h'-ro'
. " ... ....... ..,.,.,. ,!.. II. av
MlOl lie! 1 O colli". 1 .
lini. ts Ghost school at. 1 ornv.au i- ifm-
I 1 .I was 1 h- i.-.y "t us i' i
l..u a lor a' M is 1 aai i-'ii".-
: i'aiy, th- wat.r boy ..I the All- I I
1, "V it'll.liP too lelll I'liill. '-.i '"
v-WI b- w.nt. mel it aiM" ar-d j 1 la-hy .nai'tei-bacl, fluiseii at
Worl.s ' " ' V. ,r 1 ,. Flei-linn Ilehl Alter M-luxil
I'M I I I tin'i tin iiioi". ..-
, 1 :. !-.ie- iev rv "lit ioti. ia!ii" th" in'- s Ye-sterdaj.
tl... inmorrow I
fl (I I' I'.-lliiT- 111' 1" "i ' '" r I
1 . . , . , ,., ,p,. .t., w liritaiim afl"l Timolhy Clair was el-ct.-il cap-.
0 e ... y. : ,.w .l.t-!;. -. hiin of tl
., .. - ri-.enwt.il lb iel.t is only .-iBht I ban team
. ,. 1 , 1 ' p 1 run: ii.ei th" Pome school y-sl
' , , v. '.U'W .hi'-h'ts. and 1 M liruce. th.-
,, .. w - lein pi ila-b Iphia. vh"i" tin- 1 Clair a ttr-at run.
, , . ... 1 p.- 1 av. -1. And .loo, : ai - , vt v.-ar will lie Clair's fourth
r' ' i,,.,. i.e eu-e: thin otl"ls "p- ,,;,,,,,, ,,n the sound. II" tried fori
u s .. , . ,,,r'u"i:y is b. i- In..' ev-t-y .Port i. tli. I -am in his first year at the
.... " t!.:t l -ml'- jonni'V iniiior
N - II- Mael ... , .. ,,,,, ,v.i !..!. !!.! I ' Tf -rfVJw el
,; it 1 1 -roM-b dial -"ie. .
And'-rson, ". 1 1 ( ( iM ( . I ( lit ( . M I itV' !
'v ' V;::1 :." " SrtV
,' rr:::::: : ' ::' ' :'.-...''-v,:t..r;::.! ' 'J'zA
v '-' r:;'::r;;-;::::a;:;;:;r''e
, '.v..'"'..r-;ir..:;;:a---.r -Wjii
Flis. I".:--." ' ; . -,:: I ..Idi. M- i.-ello and 1. ,-,,., g'H
j. Anil'isoa -'I'.-r ,,,!,,,,,.; ;,i,;- tour ho,.- fc V
jvt. rsnn r. Kiale"--'! - '" " ,.. ;.,. ,-.,.. t 1 as to ..it. ml il" .Vl J
foul- I 'a ; I,- : . M h-.. : !'. , , ,.,,wv ,.t lib' "is and a bllah M
1 ri-s n' 1,111 , t-.'i-r- on t ,. .i "i f , , v J
I. ..'It,,.,, :. o. . 'I'".-'...: ' r . Tl.- l.aeb-. ,:,.... loll-l "1 i JT, V f
son 2. M'"' t - M. - I'- ' " . i. -at'ii v.m- ot H"' "i
The Faia'.-s. i n,,. ., . 1 ' "' rf, f"A
f,e.l to Piv ! ! 1 oi;i.M.l' i IMI.1 -l tS FM
,,,., th. P. at 1 F- '"-' -Iv I- t-t: ".-. '... ai"-i '" , " U W44
in th- pid'i"t' ill le.- ,',;; :!' """I'; " 'fJ"
..It h;.t 1". A ' " w, '':.... i '1 '' -' e I with aav 1." . iw Si
the h-.-l'l poM'l-a -' ',,. . ... . ., ., , ,. . ,,, ,. . , . . . T'eLale L...V I it,i,.l.t I ft ' ,! totffe
the seor- r.f 1.1 to 'I- .-e,:,!, I A. ..I- V.tlalio.
For a lime. ''' baud' is I ' ' ' mi;;: . Fi-pp. b,i-v aa-l an ll.MO'lllY CLAIR
plav.-d fast and P' n- "" ' :' '-'' :'- ,,-l;,r ),i.--.,r . on t-, I. s "!: d up '
but' .-v.-n m th. t -t h,l'-. Mi- .'..'bin m ;., ,1-Ma- t" : -. in- i". oi-:- "'t jn-t Ml short o: mak-
.., found th.ir 's ..--d ".rt-d ...,",,,.,.-.,.,..--;-i, .p,. 1. Me- .im K 1 because of his inferior
to draw a-.Nav. .lasp-r. 11"! and ,;.,,, ,,, V.M sift or -, hoii- w. ittl-1. In lb- hfl two years 1:
M,... v.oik- i e. " sh'.-'i'ie ; I be. n a P.- substitu'- an-1
r- eniar on He t.-nni. 11" pla.s
mm ii .' iSnwo-;jr- r-r.i.i . .fct'it)ai.-'y7t"H' ".' . i ' r'''" h". 1 " ''
r M r ...,isj"-4L -t.-&7-&rz9fTJ.r,M.m , n- is ,,. .-: 'h- : - .nh.-'-s in
0. il th" hst"tv of tie S'hool to hell
CV-A V 12 " honors of i . p' aiu on ' u o : a ins.
W Y0CM ' 'z
I IN M Will T!T -JP-. '.. . f S'. Marv's t-l.....l kis-ball
II t i rf r 'l llf srt J , n a, I
mm aHMHW jw-m pt-y ..... i . " .j, '. . i M. . m 4 ... . .
' nine v. hi.-ith: echoes
I, "Hoh.'ful Doc 'is"
battlim," to Karm-r
i'i". Victories over
Owls and the
a scoreb-.ss tie
Methodic. Fni
ave plac'-d the
of Texas at the
has been
lt.Ji
When th"
on Fyl- i
c 1 1 1 r.H'-s w ill
th" conference t i'h
ill" Pice llistil'l'e
liaylor P.. ars, and
with th- Southern
vrsMy aiustan-is h
Orange and Wnite
top Of the heap.
The Atrui" r. eor.l
mam 1 by a fi to u .b :- a! ,i the
hand.! of th.- '' x:is Christian Fni
versity, an . iicnmilr-r, the i-esuH of
h. r bin d. lit in t lie
lop,-, pail.
Coach I ':!',. i i'.ibl'-'s hop-fiils,
however, ar cone, d-.l a. bc-tl'-r-than-evn
ihaii.-' of ooppins tlic
Texas r,aiii': and the coni.reiice
title.
1 by Captain Fay ".Mai"" Wil
son, th- Farm, rs have a v-Piati
bp ss. d w p h a strona' line
and a rsiiiil- haekli -1 1. Cap'n
Mub- liiii-e-.-ir is ra:.,l th- -qua! of
any puii' r in tie- son' h w. st. a ml
is a line pliiii-' r of Him ii ability.
His liii'lmr of t'i" oval jmi I'.ibl.
a, reliable tripl threat.
l.e-elicLr : !- I .emt I i a.-- is S'-uart
"SHi-l" Wrnjlil, e.ptiiin and uuar
. rba-k of ' he . ir a fi:.-. Wre-'ht's
piin'.i in- b.ai; aal hicrli ,-usl hi.s
lihiys in oiie r .p par'iu, ol.s of the
favoril" loil-K" pas'inie has b. n
brilliant,
Sine I'.'l1'.. v. i;. u th" I .nliuiiinrs
sored th" Fanners 21 to 7 in the
Sleet- pasture '" Airdin, but un
touch low n -- solii'tiiiie.s h ss has
been tie- mari-dii of victory. In the
liast 1" V'.-irs. 'I'ex.-.'S has .-m-rp, .1
trom Hi- iiual ha'ti- in- vator on
live occi-'ioi;.., ati 1 th" Aech.s on
four. Th- !!'21 s't'ooi. Kvl- 1'i-bT.
ini'h T- .as la'-'l a t p ;-, --t ouch. low u
tt. r t-nin, i n b- 1 in a 'eon l-ss
tie.
Italian Heavy Throw's !
Kansas (irap')Ier Easily,
P. l.otns-, Mo,. Xov. 2.". iP)
Oeorc" Cab:... Italian In avywelcht.
defeai.d .lim Hrowtilnp of Wiclitta.
Has., in straieiit falls at a wrestling
show- )..-re last nlRht. The first fall
was won it, r, ( niimp.-s wiMi a body
' s'am, and th" s- eond in 1 . minut s
lWi:h a s"ri.-s of hea llocks.
I In Hi.- v tiii-w Ind-iip, Di.-k Iavis-
curt of Wichita dispose 1 of Or.ste
Yadalli. Italian lieavv w eipht, in 43
minut' s w i ' 1 1 a h-adlocl;.
piidy I'us-ek of Little Kock, Ark.
to--.-- 1 lv:ui .Pirko, a Pnssian. in
19 iiiinat.s witli a crotch hold.
STRAW TO KEEP IT DRY
Pitt-l'i'tin .State (ionic Tomorrow
Siii-c'ly Will lie 1 'laved On
ry I. round.
Piitshurnh, Pa., Xov. OB In-
It.-nt upoti piayiii); the annual PiU-
1'enn State football game on a dry
ii.-hl Thanksgiving Hay, officials of
the Fniversity of PiltsbitrKh hav
obtained a larfiv canvas wh.icii pr;ic
tieally covers the entire plaving area.
Th- Palanc- is burie.l beneath straw. Mahom-y will act as head linesman.
Tiie weather man is reported These thr.-- nie members of the
r.ady to iftvo Pitt a break for the Central Connecticut Hoard of Ap-
' holiday a'trnetion and allow what is provi d l-'ooihall officials and therH.y
'iNpect' ,1 to be the h'.i'ircsi crowd of .have the stamp of efficient officials.
!tb" season to gather uitiiotil fear of i Arrane-iueiils have been made to
-rain. 'handle a r.-conl ln-i akiiiK crowd and
I Tile (tame will he the 2i;th moct-jtho manaK"menls of both teams cx
'; i ii pr between the two teams iind the p-ef to have the followers of both
present series standi!),- is Pittsburgh,
I 111; P. nn State 12. Last year's eon
test r-siilted in an o-. i rwhelmim;
1 victory for Hie Panther, 2 1 to M.
, Seven men on each side who play. .1
In the If.2-1 tilt will slant tomorrow's
' L'arne.
pemi State athletes will arrive in
Pittsburgh today.
this year. "Jerry" Barclay, who
was Foley's l-iinninp; unite at Hart
ford lush school, and who is play-
and others inc on the Yale s.iiad at the pres-
both ouints ;. nt time will also play.
Finis
Curl Drink, captain of tho Con
ic client Ai iciillural school and
member of th- Xew Viritain hifrh
school team of 191 li; Lester 1- icune-
inan. Drink's running mate at end
on the Conn. AKricultural team,
and captain of the lied and Oold
eleven in 1S21; Jack lleiiehan,
nn niber of the lfilO championship
ii inn, now of Tuft's college; Kerm
St'-vcns also of the 1919 team, and
now ot Doston Fniversity, and
Jerome C'rean, former .'. D. H. H.
man and out for end positions.
Tackles
The tackles are Ted Hart, Yale
end for two years; "Tubby" Deloln
of Fordham, "Spindle" Doerr, mem
ber of the 191!) championship team,
now at Maine Fniversity; Curt Clif-
-ons and Coach Stan Ashley of the 0rd of the 1920 team, and now a
Takes on Ihc Scrappy anil Capable
Sailor Friedman in lnijiortant
Contest
Newark, X. J., Nov. 23. (AP) -
Mickey Walker, welterweight chain,
plon, stands ready to defend his title
tonlsht aeainst rugffod Sailor Fried
man of ChicaRO, viteran of many
riiiK battles.
Under the laws of New- Jersey no
decision can he rendered. Therefore
Friedman must win by a K. O., foul
or any continpency that prevents
Walker from resuming at any time.
Walker Is declared to be in the
best condition of his career, in
creased activity in his camp follow
ing the state boxing commission's
edict thai the combatants must
make the welterweight limit. He Is
favored to retain this crown, for he
Is a hard-hitting youngster an.i
.(.vi.r .1 ef enei v-1 '
Walker met Friedman last sum
mer in Fast Chicago, Ind., and the
Sailor, after being floored in the first
round, was outfighting the champion
at the final bell. Statistics on the
match follow;
Walker Friedman
J4 year Age 2ti years
147 pounds Weight 147 pounds
5 ft. G in. Height 5 ft. 7 In.
15 inches Neck 15 Inches
67 1-2 inches Kcach 67 1-2 Inches
4fl in. Chest OiormaD 37 in.
44 in. Chest (expanded) 40 in.
member of the Syracuse squad,
(.nar.ls
The guards will h- lienry F.oj-
nowshi. one of the few players in
the history of the school who played
tour years as a regular on the team,
!".r.!orian of the 1923 and 1924
t.ams and Sparks who also was a
member of the 1M9 team.
I.eon llradby of Ifensselaer will
be the player at center position,
nnokfielil
The backli-'ld will consist of
"Dixie" Griffin, n,uarlerback on the
1 91!) championship and the 1921
championship teams, and a star at
tin- same position at Cushlng
Aeadnny. Grip member of the Red
and Gold t-am for three years, and
now a member of Ford ham's varsity
I In his freshman year at the school.
I Henry "Zip" Zehrer, captain of the
1 192 I championship t'-am and mem-
T I Per of the 1921 team, and the 1923
TIIKKF. MOIiF. ;.MFS Steams,
fniversity of Son thorn California, " James (Jazz) P.enehan will captain
unlike most of the other big schools. iiu. team from halfback position. He
11 in.
13 1-2 in,
3 0 inches
7 inches
Forearm
Hiceps
Wo 1st
Wrist
10 1-2 in.
13 in.
30 inches
C 3-4 inches
LEADING SCORER
College
Of the
bams well represent e.l at the field,
The kickolt' will take place at 2:39 I
o'clock sha.p and will start what
promises to h- the best gridiron
tight of the season in these parts.
TOPS FAST'S SCOKI'.liS
lirldie Tryon. famous Colgate hack,
appears jo h.av- a real rival lor in
dividual scoring lienors this season
in I.ane of Fartiuoul Ii. The big
Green star pass, d the Colgate leader
last week by counting three touch
downs .against Cornell. Lane's !'ii
points have been ticeni'-d via foueli
.lowiis only, whereas Tryon has
counted IS of his 30 through points: mark
after touchdowns.
will continue grid playing after
Thanksgiving day. Howard Jones'
eleven has three tilts scheduled after
Xov. 2t). fin Xov. 2s, it. will meet
Washington State; Dec. ... Oregon
Aggies and on Dec. 12, St. Mary's.
played at the school in 1919 and
192H. Ho then went lo Connecticut
Agricultural school and from there
to Xew York Fniversity. Giero
chowski of Troy Conference Acad
emy, and the X. P.. H. S. 1923 team
land Henry Bray of the ebampion-
HOPPK'S KIM) WOKDS (ship 1921 t'-am. St. John's academy,
Willie Hoppe, ex-champion, .says and the present high school team
Jake Si-hiiefer is the best of all bil- .with "Hauler" Murtha who played
liard players. That, is a fitting re- ion the 1920 and 1921 teams, and
since hi: trimmed the great ;lhe Connecticut Agricultural school
Carl Brown of Colorado
FJevcn a Football Star
First .Magnitude.
By NKA Service.
Colorado Springs. Col., Xov. 25.
One of the leading scorers in the
Kooky Mountain Conference is Carl
Brown, great quarterback of the
Colorado College eleven.
Brown 1s a star of the first magni
tude, being exceptionally brilliant
in running through broken fields. lie
has made several sensational runs
this season and in the game with
Denver university crossed the goal
line three times after long canters.
He can also punt and pass with the
best, in his section.
Brown is somewhat of a celebrity
on the track, too, starring in the
high hurdles. While at Fort Collins
High he held the stato scholastic
record in the event.
Brown is only a sophomore and
seems certain to make an enviable
name for himself during his next
two football seasons.
Hoppe.
round out the hacklleld.
FKillTS LAST MGHT
Toronto Jimmy Goodrich,
world lightweight, champion, given
decision over Claude Tait, Winni
peg (10 rounds).
Boston Hud Gorman, Chicago
heavyweight, beat Ed Kclley,
Bridgeport, Conn., (10). George
Cook, Australia, won decision oxer
Jack Munroe, California.
How to Start the Day Wrong
By BRIGGS
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1 1 ;i l com. rs lia.-k in
i.-1 !.-.. bull and '.-'-
Iluiii si h"ol sine.
pood track
coo 1 Mvtmni'-r. 11- e-
anotlnr sport to his
out
; p.. rts to a id
j list this winbr wh-n h- tries
DIG (.AMU 1.F1T
i in- 0' );. ri iuainii'c big gam's . f
til- fast waning toothal s. aron will
h-ii.L. toe her Xtr.. Dame and Ne.
t raska at Lin.opi, Thanksening
Hay. Yi'hii" both t.ams have ni.t
b feat, a gi-'.it tussle is ant ici'iite,.
"ith the f ernhusk.-rs out 1o in. ng
las' year's whipping. In 1 922 and
1923 Nebraska ups-t the dope by
The e0RMisJ6
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