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New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
|EGS TO PLAY GAMES THURS.
|ds of Bristol Agree to
 Locals in p. N. Contest

stmogs football management
 d today that for the first
 Inc history of the club n
 nader football game will be
 y the eleven tomorrow. AS
 previously announced the |y Hills team of Hartford will
 [e Thanksgiving morning for
 rhe contest will be called at
 k at st. Mary's playground.
 from the interest manifest |ord breaking crowd will wit fray. The Hartford team is L& the county championship, Ruch stars in the lineup as Harmon. Swan, O'Louggiin. hnd Naedefe. There is a pos |hat Calvin. who finished his |s n football player at Yale brdny. and who has been a
 of tho Clay Hiiis club since Itlcn. will bo with the visitors |one End. Coming Here
 0N0MA W1NhA Ok aACktEhhks ssA nt was reached lust night be- ie local management and the ds Of Bristol for q game, and 'quence. tho Bell City team lc heve tomorrow afternoon lp against the Nutmegs. The . scheduled to start at 2:30 and will also be played nt "a playground. The Nutmegs- d contests have In past years , big game for each eleven. r the locals with Joe Neville lineup. defeated the Bristol their home field. At the close 'ntcsts it was placarded about .hnt Yale downed the West rovious contests have been fought battles. and as both 70 strong teams this year. to- ] clash will be n warm one.
 the former Rambler-Tigers
 will pay with the Nutmegs '. Hawearty Joc Neville and -hompson, will be the other
 players.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
TIGERS WON'T co TO COAST.
Decides to Decline Invitation for
 Game New Years Day.

Princeton, J, Nov. 24.-It was announced yesterday that the con- sideration of a post-season game be- tween Princeton and the champion of the Pacific Coast had been definitely abandoned. This action was taken at a meeting of Princeton's board of athletic control late last night.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
kACEYS CONTINUE
 WINNING HABIT
GOldenrOdS Bow to Locals 2S to 12COrbin Girls Overwhelmed

The Kaceys continued the winning basketball habit last night at the Arch street armory, downing the noted Goldenrods A. C. five of Win sted. score 2s to 12. in a fast and somewhat rough contest. Restell, who is earning the right to be chased as one Of the best players in Connecu- cut. was the stellar performer for the victors. Resteili's deadly aim for the basket created havoc with the visi- tors chances of a victory. Five goals from the field and three from the foul line. for a total scoring of 13 points was the ianky boys efforts last night. He also played a sterling game at guard. and around him was centered most of the team play. Stevie Dudak, regained his basket tossing form last night, and registered four field goals. Captain Kilduff. scored two field goals and one from the foul line. and Gerry Crean broke into the scoring with a neat goal from the field. one of the prettiest shots of the night. For the visitors Carroll was the chief point maker. registering seven, while Kew pie" Savage, who entered the fray in the second half. secured four points and Darcey made the other from the foul line. On next Thursday night, the Hartford Kaceys will play the To- calls.
 Kaceys Goldenrods Kilduff ............ Darcy. McMhon
 Right Forward
 DuuaCk 1dTTOll
 Left Forward
 Crean. Restelli ....... Savage Darcy
 Center
 Restelli. Murphy ........ Manchester
 Right Guard
 Campbell ............ Doyle, Adams
 Left Guard
 Score. Kaceys 2s. Goidenrods 12; goals from field. Kilduff, 2: Dudack, (; Crean. |; Restelli. 5; Carroll, 3; Savage 2; foul goals, Kilduff. 1; Res teili, :; Carroll. 1; Darcy. 1: referee. Carlson: timer. Warner Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

Albany N. Y, Nov 24.-The recom- mendation of the Adjutant General and the State Armory Commission that boxing bouts be forbiaden in armories unless the contests afe under the aus pices or National Guard organizations. will be upheld by Governor Smith as Commander in Chief of the States Military and Naval Forces.
 On his return to his office today af- ter a two weeks vacation the Cover nor announced that he would be guid- ed by the judgment of the Adjutant General in reation to boxing contests in armories.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
Middletown Girls Win

Jake Carlson brought his Middle town girls team here last night and what they did to the Corbin girls team was a shame. The locals were completely outclassed losing by the one-sided score of 22 to 3. Miss Ca- hill. the iittlo right forward of the visitors gave a remarkable exhibition of goal tossing. registering seven field goals and six from the foul line. Miss weise scored the other two points for the visitors. Miss Ahearn scored n field goal and Miss Poppel c fouk goal for tho loclns.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
ALUMNI TO PRACTICE.

Practice for the New Britain High school alumni in preparation for the game with the Hartford High school alumni at Trinity field next Saturday, will be held at o'clock at the High school gymnasium. A number of col lege players who have been playing this season. have arrived home for the holiday, and will be out in uni form.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
r,IECT-CRoss-CoUNTRY CAPT.

Durham N. H., Nov. 24.-Cecil E. Leath, who ran for Canada in the last Olympics, was elected captain of the New Hampshire College cross-country team today. Leath entered the college three wears ago.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

Southern college with a record of only one defeat in twenty years.
 Morehouse college, a negro institu- ton, lost a game ten years ago, but for ten years prior to that time and since then the word defeat has
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
By Briggs

been known at the school only as it applied to 1Morehouse's. opponents
 Morehouse has played games annually with the leading negro teams in the South, including Tuskegee institute, Atlanta University and Morris Brown.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

announcement, it is stated that the board adopted a resolution confirming its previous action, taken on May 2S last, prohibiting boxing in armories ex- cept when engaged in by members or the military command.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

ONE DEFEAT IN TWENTY YEARS.
 Atlanta, Ga, Nov 24-The end of the 1920 football season finds one
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

Score. Middletown 22, Corbin. ,; goals from field. Cahill, '; weise. |: Ahearn, 1; foul goals. Cahin. 6: Poppeli i; referee, Smith. timer, Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
NO BOXING IN ARMORIES

Major General O'Ifyan Issues an Eiict
 Prohibiting Professional Exhibitions
 in New York State Military Bldgs.
 New York, Nov. 24.-Boxing bouts between professional boxers arranged by independent promoters under the provisions of the Walker law will not be permitted in the State Armories. This was disclosed yesterday when Major Gen. John F. O'Ryan, Chair man of the Board oi Armory Commis- sioners, announced that the decision of the board positively prohibited the use of the armories for boxing pur- poses.
 The decision shatters the hopes that
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
FIRES VS. MOHAWKS
Local Elcvcns to Battle for
 roothall Title Tomorrow Back in Har-

Empires and tho Mohawks.
 Is of the city football cham D. will battle tomorrow morn- he Newangton road gridiron at
 ck. This game promises to be
 the big holicay attractions in bortdom The teams battied In thu season, tho Empires fsturned n ' to O victor. The ><s have improved considerably, |ng to tho claims of the fol- |of the eleven. as tho season has Ssed.
 hohnwks will take the held to- II. headed by Dixie Griffin, star
 back of tho New Britain High
 Champions Of 1919. He will backneld position with Cabbio bn. Buck Jackson and Norfeidt. |uArtet is expected to give tho |rn no little trouble. The Elm |Wiii have tho usual strong line- |nniwan. will pilot the team from
 Arterback position. Mooney and E. the regular snapbaek players, out of tomorrow's game on ac- |of injuries sustained last Sun-
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
YANKS-BOSTON
TRADE PLAYERS
Ruel, Thormahlen, Pratt,
Wick for Schang, Harper,
Hoyt, McNally Involved
MARANVILLE GOES
ON THE BLOCK

NEW YORK, Dec. i6.-The New
York and Boston clubs Of the Ameri-
can League has completed a trade in
volving eight players. Catcher Muddy
Ruel, Pitcher Herb 1hormahlen. Sec
ond Baseman Del Pratt and Outneldcr
sam Vic5. OF the Yankees so TO the
Red Sox In exchange FOR Catcher
Wally Schang. Pitchers Harry Harper
and Waite Hoyt and lnneldcr Mike
McNally.
The trade was engineered by Col
Jacob Rupert and Harry fra1ee,
presidents OF the New York and BOs-
ton Clubs, respectively. They an
nOunced no money was Involved in
the transaction Manager nuggine
Of the Yankees. took part I'm The ne
gOtiations and both sides agreed the
trade will result In STRENGTHENING tho
two clubs. 10 was made on the CON
dtiOn That both clubs assume the re-
spOnslhility Of signing the players.
Del Pratt is The only one OF the
players about whom there seems 10
be doubt about playing next season.
lie sienod q contract as athletic coach
With a Western university at the
conclusion Of last season and declared
his intention tO quit baseball. The
Yankee management, however. today
EXPRESSED confidence that Pratt Will
be ready 10 get into the game when
the 1921 season opens.
Manager Higgins said the deal was
made primarily for The purpose on
giving each club "a player that boul
were badly in need OF. Boston Want
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
HLNOT PLAY
LITTLEQUAKERS
Swarthmore Will Not be on
Delaware Football
Schedule
GAME ARRANGED
WITH LAFAYETTE
Special TO The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening journal.
NEWARK. Del. Dec. f6-Delaware
College football schedule for 1921 in
cludes games with but four colleges
that were on the schedule this year.
Student Manager Roemer and Coach
Shlpley have completed the schedule
with the exception OF one game for
the last Saturday in October which
viii be filled later, probably for a
home game.
Delaware will again play Penn In
1921 ana will open the season at
Franklin Field on Saturday, Septem-
Der 2i. Lafayette is also on the 1921
schedule, the first time for a number
Of years, the game 10 be played al
EastOn. Johns Hopkins Is another
team that Delaware will renew foot
ball relations with next year after an
intermission OF number OF years the
game to be played In Baltimore. The
fourth away from home game will be
with Haverf0rd.
The four home games that have
been scheduled are with Muhlelburg,
St. Johns OF Annapolis, Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania Military
College SWarthmOre. Stevens, Dick
ton University are the teams sched-
uled for 1921. The absence OF SNarlh-
more, Stevens and Dickinson from the
schedule will be regretted by a large
number Of the alumni as we'll as the
student body as Delaware has played
these colleges regularly for many
years. Delaware and SwarthmOre
were unable TO agree on a date B.
cause Of stevens renewing football re-
lations with Rutgers and one or two
other colleges nearer New York Della
ware could not get a game. In the
case OF Dickinson Il was understood
that the Carlisle boys were 90 return
here in 1921 but Insisted that Della
ware play there which is said 10 have
resulted in negotiations for a gaml
being called OF for 1921.
Penn. ST. Johns. Haverford and p
NJ c. are the teams which were on
this years schedule and which Della
ware will play again next year. Del
aware has been going 10 Chester fof
a Thanksgiving Day game for severa
years but next year the season vii
end the Saturday before Thanksgiving
and p. NJ. C. will come TO Frazer Field
The election OF a captain for the
1921 team is still held up and will moi
take place until after the holidays.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
RIFLE team
IS COMMENDED
Governor Townsend Re-
ceives Letter Relative to
Camp Perry Shoot
TELLS OF CAPTAIN
TERRILL'S WORK
speeIal 70 The EyenIng Iournal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
DOVER, Dec. i6.-Governor Town
send has received a letter from the
National Match Civilian Rife Teams
Association in which the Delaware
Rifle Team Is commended for It's ex-
cellent work at Camp Perry. O., last
August The letter. which is from
NJ. A. Winter, president OF the asso-
citation, follows:
THE success OF the national matches
held at Camp Perry. o.. last August
was so great that this association
feels that 10 is incumbent upon 10 t0
express 10 YOU the great appreciation
10 feels for the civilian rifle team sent
10 Camp Perry from Delaware. Just
such teams are responsible for the
unprecedented and splendid success Oi
this government Institution.
Permit me TO state here that w
W. Terrill. of WilminstOn. captain OF
the Delaware Civilian Rifle Team
through personal effort and influence
eXerted over the members OF his team
has helped 90 make this years gov
ernment contest a most profitable. pa
iriOtic and altogether satisfactory
event. The service he rendered mol
only endeared him 20 many. but Il
had In 10 that quality Of dignity which
made him, In the opinion OF thosi
who came in contact with him, a lit.
ting representative OF the state 0l
Delaware.
1T is the belief OF this association
that every able-bOdied citizen should
have the opportunity TO become q
rlileman. FOR every man who so quail
ines adds that much 20 the militar,
assets Of his state. IL is my opinion
that the shoot at Camp Perry wa,
sufficiently Impressive to spur ever!
member on 10 the spreading Of th'
knowledge OF rifle shooting. gainel
while there, among the men bacl
home.
"The special province OF this asso
citation Is 90 look after the needs anl
interests Of the civilian rifle teams
while in attendance at the natiOna
matches. We feel that each team rep
resenis and stands for the state tha
sent Il TO Camp Perry, and you arr
assured that, after the good wOrl
done by the team sent from Delaware
/ that 10 will from now on be an es
pecial pleasure In the future 10 wei
come and look after the team sent &
the national matches from Delaware
Respectfully,
NJ. A. WINTER,
President.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
THB EVENING JOURNAL THURSDAY DECEMBER TO- 1920

cd a second baseman and geta Pratt.
while Now York needed an oxpcr-
fenced left hand pitcher and gets
Harper.
The trade OF Pitcher Rubc Mar
guard, Of Brooklyn. Tor Pitcher Wal
ter nucther. Of Cincinnati the only
othor deal involving players consum-
mated during Tho week Wus annuuuc-
cd shortly after The National Lcaeuo
at lie meeting let 10 be- known that
thorc was no desire on the part OF
the league 10 punish Marquard fur
thor because OF his alleged ticket
scalping during The last worlds SER
los Discussion Of That case and The
recommendation that The 1921 season
open on April i3 completed tho busl
ness uf Tho National Leagues annua
meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
FAVOR London
FOR BIG BOUT
Richard May Switch Demp-
sey-Carpentier Fight to
Old England
TAX QUESTION
MAY DETERMINE
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL,

united Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. i6.-When Tex
Rickard mentioned Havana for the
Dempsey-Carpentier fight, the wise
ones laughed.
~ When he changed his mind and
said New York. the sages agreed
That's better"
Now that he's looking in the direo-
ton Of the docks and murmuring
things about London, the sentiment Is
"What the"
London. in fact. is the favorite now
Rickards memory, II seems, runs
dressed I'D with the Gans-Ne!sOn fight
and had no place TO go
He was shown the gates OF Cali
fOrnia after he had built an arena and
had tO chase over into Nevada with
his One-ring caravan.
With his business-like ear 10 the
ground, Richards has learned that lots
OF officials in these parts are feeling
Just like the governor or California
did back in 1906.
The New York Boxing Commission
is against it and the American metrOp-
oils was the one place on this con-
tinent that the promoters wanted tC
pitch the big stadium necessary 10 gel
the required "miliOn-dOllar gate"
Charles b. Cochrane, the Londor
member OF the promoting nrm, laugh.
ed or the premOnitions Of Rickard
Why worry" he asked. Cont
over here where you know no deput,
sheriff will push the referee out O
the ring and take charge himself"
There are other nice things abOu
London. One is the trivial matter 0i
Si50O0O. From a BUSINESS standpoint
the gate has 20 be a million dollars
A gate" OF that size in New IOrl
would mean Si5O,O0O in State and Fed
eral taxes.
II Messrs. Rickard and Brady coul,
fOregO the necessity OF living in Eng
land for three months previous TO tn
leht, they would avoid a tax.
Dempsey and Carpenter, however
wifi get caught for their persona
taxes, no matter where the bout d
fought.
less willard got 10000 for losinl
his championship in Toledo. Uncl
sam cot S3i 40 Of 10 In taxes. Demp
sey is 10 get S3OO.OO0 under the agree
ment and out OF that his Uncle Wi
put out his hand for a cut Of abou
Si2jO00
Dempsey and Carpenter are sure {
get their money, however, but Tn
promoters are not so sure OF thei
cut
it means something TO knock $50
600 on their load.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
HIGH CAGERS
START WITH WIN

Wilmington High cagers opened
their season at home Yesterday, with
a victory over Ia Sale. Of philadel-
phia. 81 10 q. The Wilmington III Oh
School reserve team, in a preliminary
game. hung up a win over the LaSalle
reserve by a n 90 count.
Considering that the LaSalle boys
only last week played the Annapolis
Middies, Coach Keck expected a mucn
more strenuous argument and was
elaied over the outcome Of the game.
The excellent showing OF the Cherry
and White combination against the
Philadelphia quintet, which is con
sidered out OF the Wilmington boys
class. shows the calibre OF teamwork
the locals are capable OF putting up
and the followers are predicting a
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
.DONAHOE ENTERS
PUNTING COMPETITION

The punting for distance competi-
tion, announced by Wilmington Com
munity Service for Saturday afier-
noon as a fitting close TO the local
gridirOn season, promises 90 be sur
cess. Chesrook and Parkside have sent
eight entries TO the service. Mat D0nO-
hoe, local star, being among the Ches-
rOOk entries. Many others are eX-
pected before Saturday.
Clubs that wish 10 be represented
in the competition are urged TO send
representatives TO a special meeting
OF the service 10 be held at 7.30
O'Clock tonight on the third floor OF
the Church Bp.lding, Tenth and Mar
kot
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
WEST PnILLY AT "Y' rONTCnT.

The Y. NJ. II. A. basketball toam
will run up against the strong West
Philadelphia team tonight at the
Y. VI. II. 4. Hall The game will be
followed by a dance.
This game Is expected 10 furnish
some good playing. ae the visiting
team Is rcputed as being the best
team In the Quaker Independent
ranks.
Next Moiday night the nrst Y. NJ
"a. A. team will play Richard'on Park
and The second team viii cope with
some second division team.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE OLD GUARDS.

At the keystone Athletic Club show
tomorrow night will be seen the best
boys I'm the Stale pitted against the
best that could he secured from Phil
adelph a. a feature will be the mus
ical program The clubs own quar-
iette win take an active part in max
Ing this show the biggest success OF
The season.
Morris Goldberg is wearing a very
high collar. He says Il enables him
10 hold his head very high when in
society.
A flock OF wild geese stopped at
Conceived pete's" pond day before
Yesterday. Now wild geese are very
shrewd and even Bull Smith in dis
uilse could not slip up on them. We
think they saw too much green river.
Although Harry Pogue is collecting
a lot OF nice presents this Christmas
nc takes this method OF announcing
10 his many friends that he already
has a necktie.
Nick Gross is Of the opinion that
there will nearly always be three po-
l.iical parties in politics but that
there ought never to be more than
two in matrimony. You tell 'em Nick
am a butcher.
Phil Sylvester, the gum shoe man
aud Herlock ShrOmes Of East Fourth
street have been put on the trail OF
Jim Leih's Hungarian cheese hound
HNhen last seen Phil and Olen Hackeii
tsere on the corner OF Fifth and Wal
nut trying 10 initiate a French bul
frog calling for It's mamma. Some
harmony
Wanted. ZIG pound boy with az
iron Jaw and steel stomach to boz
Bucky McGinnis the most PROMISING
ii6 n. boy ever turned out in the city
Bvcky has toppled over so much tai
ent that Il Is a hard matter to dig NJ
any new candidates. Any one answer
ing this add. please make last will AM
. bring undertaken along.
Walter Harmony Moore has sen
a fhallenge 10 the pinOchle sharps q
assemble at the club rooms prepare
TO go down 10 defeat. Walter has bee
practlcing some OF late and pufln
on an old corn cob pipe. He puts hi
opponents 10 sleep with the pipe an
then we have an idea he plays nj
opponents cards. thereby winning
very interesting One-sided game TO In
tune OF who struck John.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
cARpFNTTFR Is A FArurp

PARIS. Dec. IA daughter was
born today TO NJ. and Nine. George
Carpenter.
The champion admitted that he was
somewhat disappointed, as ne hoped
for a boy, but added cheerily, Il will
make a champion tennis player OF
her"
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
TRIANGLE WANTS GAME.

The Triangle basketball FIVE OF Elk
ton, wants game with any first
class Wilmington team, for SATURDAY,
night, December 25 Call phone S3
Elkton. or address Roger Witworth
that city.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
PENN-DEL ACADEMY
PLAYS TONICuT

Penn-Del Academy win line mn
against the strong Hagley third team
tonight at s.i5 o'clock at the Peoples
Settlement. On Saturday night they
line up against the Brownso1 seconds
al BrOwnson hall.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16
DOESN'T DYE HAIR

NEW ORLEANS - Jack Reynolds,
wrestler. doesn't use nair dye. How
ever. he IN a blond In the summer and
a brunot IN the winter 10 makes men
wonder while women envy him his
secret.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16

Domcsllcs viii ind good positions
by using Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16

The Want Ads Will be helpful 10
hotels. restaurants and walters.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16

TOials .............. 6 9 s
Referee-Ross, Central Board.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16

A flock Of wild geese stopped at
One Eyed Pete's" pond day before
Yesterday. Now wild geese are very
shrewd and even Bull Smith in dis
uiise could not slip up on them. We
think they saw too much green river.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16

Morris Goldberg is wearing a very
high collar. He says II enables him
10 hold his head very high when In
society.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16

Although Harry Pogue is collecting
a lot OF nice presents this Christmas
ne takes this method OF announcine
10 his many friends that he already
has necktie.
Evening journal., 1920-12-16

Nick Gross is Of the opinion that
there will nearly always be three po-
l.iical parties in politics but that
there ought never to be more than
two in matrimony. You tell EN- Nick,
am a butcher.