New Britain herald., 1922-09-30
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Jack Lash, one of the directors of the New Britain football eleven. must have his winters supply of coal in the way he Is boosting for cold weather.
 The guarantee of 310 0in addition to the regular guarantee. to defeat the New Britain football eleven, holds good tomorrow for the Nutmegs of New Haven.
 Judge George W. Klett, an enthusi- astic Giants rooter, plans to attend the opening game of the worlds se- ries at the Polo Grounds next week.
 Bill Wolf's name was omitted from the list of those attending the banquet to the Corbn team on Thursday night. Wolfs contribution to the program consisted of neat speech, in which he said that the Lockmak- CTS team was the best he ever played with
 The Rangers football team will play the All-Plainville eleven in that town tomorrow afternoon. Johnny Crane and Nick Rocco will play with the locals. An auto truck carrying the players and rooters will leave at 1880 o'clock at the corner of East and Pleasant street.
 The followers of the Nutmegs should be pleased with the announce ment that Frank McDonough is to become affiliated with the 1922 team. He is good sportsman, and will strive hard to get winning eleven
 Inability to secure a playing field causes the Nutmegs to move bag and baggage to Bristol to play the open ing game. .
 Miss Glenna Collett of Providence, R. l., and Mrs. William A. Gavin, will battle for the American women's golf title at White Sulphur Springs, Va, today.
 The New York Boxing Commission ought to pat itself on the back today, after the showing Glenn Johnson made last night against Harry Wills. It was after representative of the commission looked over Johnson in training camp that he was pro- nounced as fit to meet Wills.
 Rip" Collins and Jack Quinn, for ner Yankees, now with the Red Sox, nave caused the Hugmen plenty of anxiety, by the manner they turned pack the club in it's effort to cop the American league title.
 A big delegation of local football ans attended the Yale Carnegie Tech ootball game at the Bowl this after loon.
 William Touchton, one of the lead ng soccer authorities in the country, 1as been named soccer coach at Yale.
 Maurice E. Mclaughlin, former National tennis champion, has an- nounced his withdrawal from the game.
 The Rovers football team will play the Newington team at o'clock to- morrow afternoon, at St. Mary's field. The Rovers will meet at 10:3O o'clock tomorrow morning for practice. The lineup of the Rovers is as follows: Whitney and Mclean. ends; Buck Miller and Myerson, tackles; Leopold Ind Wayne, guards; Rudolph, center; Politis quarterback; Levine and Spit Q, halfbacks; Feore, fullback.
 Dave Bancroft, the Giants cap- tain, and Frankie Frisch the bril- liant third baseman, are hobbling around on lame ankles, sustained in Thursday afternoon.
 Manager lawn McGraw is not sure as yet whom he will start against the opposition in the opening game of the worlds series next Wednesday.
 The manager of Kid" Norfolk has posted forfeit of s2.5o0 to bind a match with Battling Siki, the con- uueror of Georges Carpenter.
 More than 100 candidates reported to Coach Ed. Leader, the new Yale rowing mentor at the first meeting last night at New Haven
 Abe Mitchell is leading the field of golfers in the open championship of the Southern Golf association at Nashville, Tenn. His card for S6 holes was 137 yesterday.
 The Rochester club of the nterna- tional league has purchased Johnny Mann, an infeder, and Herman Layne, an outaelder, from the De- troit Tigers.
 Cleo O'Donnell, coach of the Holy Cross football team, announced yes- terday that the game with Springfield college will be played at Worcester, Mass, on November II. RED S0X CAUSE