New Britain herald., 1923-10-04
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 Hank deHdg here of the werld series nine years sgo. win again be In hs big shew this year
 This cannot but he pleasing 10 all who admire seed qualities tn an .th, ists, Not eniK is Hank q rood play. CT. but also he is Eeed American.
 The country cannot farset that back in ths first days of the war. when 60 many baseball players were ssarryins for Johs in the shinysrds. Hank oav, dy, then al The peek Of his career. joined the lighting forces,
 Incidentally. Hank vas the first biz issGue player to enlist in the army or navy and the hrst 10 10 overseas with fighting unit
 The Brooklyn Dodgers player, Fournier. predicts the Giants will beat the Tanks Eddie Collins picks 'em the other way,
 waily Pipp. it is announced. will he sufficiently recovered from his bad ankle 10 play in the big show.
 Dutch Ruether chaiked up his 18th win for the Dodgers yesterday and incidentally took down the 5000 bonus offered him by the club for this number of victories.
 The Tanks and acsiants reported that the demand for reserved seats Is 1 still holding firm, with the end not | in sight by any means. II was em- phasized. however. that plenty of seats are still left for those who make prompt application by mall.
 The Yankees will start their final tuning rp process at the Stadium to- day. playing the Athletics in the last series of the year. Connie Mack's men will be on hand until and including Sunday afternoon and then sadly de- part. And to thing that back in ear ly May they said that the pennant might depend on this final series!
 The New Britain High will tackle Taft school in waterville on Saturday.
 
 On Tuesday night the Juniors de- feated the Tigers 33-o. The Belvi- dere youngsters made 1t a snappy game. Erickson and B. slade were the candy kids for the winners.
 Wesleyans grid chances have in- creased greatly on the announcement that Riday has returned to the squad.
 Luis Firpo now is a movie hero. He's signed up to work in the silent irama. Report hath it that he's to get s100,00o, but of course you can fix hat figure any way to suit yourself.
 Ty Cobb. who pulls down $60,000 or managing the Tygers, will again ,e at the helm next year. Gleason will llso pilot the White sox, 1t is an- 
 Mike McTigue and Young stribling will battle away at Columbus, Ga, this . fternoon.
 Jock Malone swaps wallops with T1os -l. l,. D~tA ~t-l ock is the favorite.
 Papyrus' rival won't be named until October 6.
 The Connecticut Aggies varsity lays Tufts at Medford Saturday ,hile the freshies play Crosby High t home.
 Princeton has another Legendre on S football squad. He is a punter and rated as one of the most promising l the east. He is . brother of the egendre who was an expert forward ass man for the Tigers year or - go. The new Legendre wasn't eligi- le last year but his bunting was the rettiest done by anybody in the Mas lu ensemble.
 A big crowd from this city is going
 Hartford tomorrow and Saturday
 see Merkie Jacobson play against e Senators.
 The Baltimore Orioles, fresh from rec straight wins over the Tanks, poets to have an easy time with e Hartford team.
 Earle Sands, Americas premier ckey, is to ride the American en- ant against Papyrus. The Mohawk football team plays in aterbury Sunday.
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