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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
IMPORTANT GAMES
ON IN THE west
Major Struggles Bring Illinois
and Michigan Together

Chicago, Oct. % R-Football
fans of the western conference, NOV
ing by the thousands into scenes of
tomorrow's battles, expect the two
major struggles in the title cam
pajgn to simmer down to sensation
al duels for individual honors.
Ready to match wits and speed
with the famous Harold Red"
Granger Hint captain and All
American back, Is Benny Friedman,
the Michigan quarterback. who, like
Granger last week, grabbed kick
off and raced more than four score
yards for a touchdown.
The Iowa-Ohio State struggle is
between Cow boy" Nick Kutsch,
leading point scorer Of the big
Ten" and Elmer Marek, Buckeye
triple threat sophomore.
The probable performances OF
these four are the subject of argu.
ment and speculation as Michigan
and Iowa take out travel kinks to-
day. The Wolverines have a last
minute casualty in Tom Edwards
veteran tackle, who has not recov-
cred from the torn ligament injuries
suffered last week. The other top.
notch contenders are in good shape
Purdue In turning history's pages
back a decade in Its trip TO Wiscon'
sin, and is hopeful Of reversing thu
story of the ten games played pre-
vious TO 1915. The Badgers took
eight and tied one. Purdue won II
1892. Wisconsin counts on regain
ing prestige lost by the Michigan de
feat in q win over the Boilermakers
who open their big Ten" schedule
with the game.
Knute Rockne. Notre Dame men
tor, has a mystery team" off 70
Minnesota. Since the Army defeA
Rockne has shuftled his squad, send
ing Eddie schsrer from quarterback
20 half and sending In the neophyte
Hogan to left tackle and Leipzig I
left guard. DR.. Spears Gophers ar
primed for their first stiff opposition
Chicago carries western pride an
hope In It's invasion OF the east I
Beat Penn" Likewise Northwest
ern is prepared to uphold norther
football prestige against the assault
, OF Tulane. Louisiana's green wave,
, Miami is In Bloomington for il
meeting with Indiana.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
HAWAIIAN CHAMPION,

Honolulu, Oct. % P'-Miss To-
kuko Moriawake OF Honolulu. Jap
anese girl who recently played in o
number OF tennis tournaments on
the Pacific coast, yesterday won the
Hawaiian doubles tennis title IN
compapv with Mrs. Frank James
They defeated Mrs. \. c. Cunning
ham and Miss Louise Philips Nv
81. Miss Moriwake previously mad
defeated Mrs. James for the singles
title. ga, 6-4.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
RED AND GOLD PLAYERS
ALL ELIGIBLE TO PLAY
Coach Cassidy VIII Have Strongest
Team In Field Against Hill
house High Today.

The New Britain High school
football team enters the game
against Hillhouse High of New Ha-
Ven this afternoon with every NOM
Der on the squad eligible TO play.
This became known when the eligi-
bility list was issued at the school
today. This means that Strom-
quist and Bruce who were out of the
game last week on account of schol-
astic difficulties, have recuperatcd
their lost points and will be able to
play today. Gorden VIII also be
back in the lineup after having
been laid up with an injury to his
knee.
A fierce battle should be the
menu served up to New Haven fans
because both the Hillhouse and the
Red and Gold have gone through
the present season without having
q defeat TO mar their slate. Local
followers of the team are confident
that New Britain. with its full
strength pitted against the powerful
Elm City. eleven, will pull through
with a victory. Today's battle is the
first for the triangular champion
ship.
The regular which held the Troy
Conference Academy Of Poultney
VI, to a 6 to & score and defeated
Weaver High of Hartford 80 to O.
will start the game. Besides the
regular players, Coach Cassidy has
McGrath to substitute at center and
guard; Garston to go in at tackle;
Gennett to move from end to the
backfield and Zehrer and Gorden tc
fiji In at the wing positions.
Coach Cassidy issued a statement
last night in which he stated that lt
was going to use his strongest team
today and IL that was beaten, he
would have no alibis TO offer.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
SPEEDS Up ROTATION SHIP

Muehlheim. oct. % Up - An I'M
movement on F'lettner's famous
rotation ship has been constructed
by the engineer, Franz Struzina.
His vessel is equipped with two
stationary towers. Ey means oil
large air tunnels that can be regl'
lated TO point in any desired direc-
ton. the vessel is enabled to utilize
the wind coming from any point Of
the compass. whereby its speed Is
materially enhanced. A. the trial
trip the vessel succeeded in attain
ing far greater speed than the
Flettner ship.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
FOOTBALL PRACTICE

The Falcons A. G. football team
will hold an important practice at
ST. Mary's field Sunda mornin~ in
preparation for the game arainst
Chicopee In the afternoon, John
Tobin Is coaching the team in MACE
OF Augie sataline who has taken
over the managerial duties. The
Falcons have a number of tough
games on the schedule and these
include All-Brantord on November
and the stonewalls OF Hoyloke.
All players are asked - be on hand.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
HASN'T BROKEN LEG.

Chicago. Oct. % Rp-Newspaper
offices here were besieged for con-
f1rmatIon OF reports last night that
Red Grange sustained a broken leg
in football at Urbana yesterday.
While these reports we're flying
around the country that famous
young man was very active on his
two perfectly good legs going
through the toughest sort OF scrim-
mage in preparation for the Illinois
Michigan game Saturday. No one
knows how the story started, but 1t
was first heard in Rockford, Ill.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
Thistles and Scandal
Will Play on Sunday

A good game of soccer will be
played at the Charter Oak Fair
grounds Sunday when the Hartford
Thistles will play the Hartford Scan
dia team. The latter aggregation
are undefeated this season so far
and the Thistles are anxious to be
the first to lower their colors, The
game will start at 8 o'clock. The
Thistles will be picked from the
following players:--Hastie, Dickson,
Potts, Ferguson, Kelly, Hanly, Will
son, Lees, Mycock, Henderson, Mont
gomery, Keefe. Lamond and Grant
Streetly will referee.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
Gridiron Strategy
ACCURACY MOST ESSENTIAL
(BY ERNIE VICK)
(Michigan, All-America Center,
1920

Another important feature of
center play Is feeding the ball to
the backfleld on direct passes.
On close formations, the center
should lead the receiver a step or
so, the ball thrown in such a man
ner as not to make the receiver
straighten up, or reach to the
ground for the ball.
The speed of the ball should be
moderate. making 1t easy to handle
by the receiver.
The center should try and throw
a light ball. not heavy ball, as we
say In baseball.
When the quarterback Is directly
behind the center, the ball should
be handed to him, not thrown. This
avoids fumbles.
On punts or drop kicks the center,
after he has thrown the ball, holds
in the line for about three seconds.
In this case holds means block
ing.) He then Immediately runs
down the field to the point where
the ball was kicked, In order to at
tempt to tackle the runner.
might say fast center makes
number OF the tackles as the
ends are being taken out by the
secondary defense.
In so per cent of the cases either
the left tackle or center makes the
tackle.
On a forward pass play the center
holds, as on a punt, and then
covers up" along the line Of scrim
mage according to what side the
pass Is made.
This leaves him In a position TO
tackle the runner In case the pass
has been intercepted by an opposing
player, This part of play is I'M
portant. He is a safety man like
the other linemen on plays of this
nature.
No player can reach great heights
as a center unless he is an accurate
passer, or to use A baseball term.
has control.
In baseball a pitcher may have
all the stuff In the world but is I'M
able to win unless he can get the
ball over the plate.
The success of practically every
play depends on the accuracy OF
the pass made by the center. A
poor pass gets everything away to
a bad start,
1t Is possible for every center 10
become an accurate passer II he
keeps ovcrlastinGly at that feature
OF play, Ey practice he makes IL
more or less mechanical.
This, | believe, takes In about
everything an offensive center ha.
to keep in mind.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

The All-New Britains face a tough
assignment over the weekend, In
games with the Cleveland Painters
and the Submarine Base team OF
New London, The famous Painters
will tackle the Hardware City club
on Saturday afternoon, at 1850
o'clock, while at the same time and
place on Sunday afternoon the gobs
win do battle with the All-New
Britains.
The Cleveland Panthers are maxi
ing their first appearance In this
city. 1t is one OF the heaviest teams
playing pro football. The All-New
Brltains will have. in the lineup
"shep" Bingham, former Yale end,
and Ike Wooley, who captained the
Trinity team and later the West
Sides Of Hartford. %
Statistics of the Cleveland Pan
theirs are as follows:
Smith, halfback. Ohio State and
Columbus professionals, 1876 pounds;
Berkowitz, quarterback. University
OF Chicago. $50 pounds; Civeletto'
quarterback, Springfield Training
school, 1856 pounds; Houser, full
back, Washington and Jefferson,
i23 pounds; Garner, halfback, Will
berforce, 176 pounds; Henninger,
halfback, Iowa State university, 1T5
pounds; Ramus, end, John Carroll
university. 175 pounds: Campbell
Knox college, tackle, 1873 pounds;
Brannan, guard, Western Reserve
and Cornell, Els pounds; Ball. Men,
ter, Morehouse university, center
400 pounls; Moss, tackle, Western
Reserve. 20 pounds; Follett, Iowa
state university, tackle. So pounds;
Hamilton. end, Great Lakes Nava'
Training station, li5 pounds; Otter
hacker, guard, Ohio State university
2e5 pounds; Seley, guard, Ohio state
university, "42 pounds, and kopslck
halfback, Penn State, 10 pounds.
New Britain will face both teams
with a changed lineup which in the
opinion of the coaches should give
the eleven more driving power ant
a greater defensive strength. Perry
Bean will be shifted from eft end &c
left tackle, while Bingham will be
placed at the wing position. There
has been a hole in the left side o
New Britain's line since the season
started, and Big Bill Warne
found 1t impossible TO play. and 81
Bean is the most versatile man oil
the team, the signing OF bingham
gives him an opportunity to plug ih'
hole.
Another change that will give 10
cal fans an opportunity TO see SOM
good ball carrying is the shift o
Radzewitch from quarterback II
halfback, and Neale from half Il
quarter. "Raddy" has shown grea
stuff In carrying the ball Will
Neale is capable Of directing tn
team from the play behind center
Radzewich is expecting to SHOW
some great stuff in the two weeR-en'
games.
Andy Sarisky. this years captain
OF the Rangers, will b" given
chance to make All-New Britain. IL
is one of the fastest men In tn
bsckfeld In the city and many eN
pressions of favorable nature haN
been made by fans who have seel
him work with the Ranger eleven
The remaining players are all Il
rood shape for a tough battle, an
two good games should result iron
the meetings tomorrow and sun
daN
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
HtDkINs BEATS BALLERINo.

Los Angeles, Oct. 70 ~'-Ace
Hudkins. Nebraska lightweight Won
a decision over Mike Ballerino' Ju-
nlor lightweight champion OF me
world, in a ten-rouud fight here
"Wednesday night. Ballerino. appar-
entity Handicapped by recent spe''
Of sickness, vss dropped twice once
IN the ninth and again in the tentn'
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
SETS CYCLE RECORD

Melbourne, oct. 20 P,-Allel
Qulnton, an Australian amateur cy-
clist, yesterday set what is claimed
as a new worlds record for 100
miles unpaccd by a motorcycle, COW
ering the distance in hours 81
minutes % seconds. He rode on a
motordrome track. The previous
record for this distance. unpaced.
was hours 81 minutes "a rs sec
onds. made by Terrence at New
York in 1899.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
CUYIER CAME THROUGH.

"Kiki" Cuyler, Pittsburgh's scnsa-
tional player. didn't do so much dur
ing the major portion OF the world
series but he certainly made up for
any shortcoming in the final game.
lie got a pair OF doubles in that fray
which just about sewed up the old
title for the Smoky town team. He
also sparkled in the raid in the
windup contest.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
INJURED STAR RETTRNs.

Morgantown, W. Va. Oct. % UpD--
Ed. Morrison. star West Virginia
quarterback, who was laid w be-
cause Of injuries sustained in 4
scrimmaEe Tuesday, was back in
uniform yesterday and probably will
be able 10 start against West Nir-
ginia wesleyans in the big game
here Saturday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.

Chicago is apt to have its hands
full when 1t tackles the speedy Tu-
lane University eleven at Stage
field, October "a. For this years
shaughnessy aggregation stacks up
as one of the best the southern
school has had in season. Captain
I.autenschlaege Is the leading light
of the outff
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
CITY LEAGUE TOURNEY
Cue Artists Display Their Wares to
Interesting Thong at Rogers
Recreation Rooms,

Interest continues to run high in
the City League pocket billiard tour
nament at Rogers Recreation rooms.
Hall last night took lease on the
game and took two matches, the
first from Wolfe, rs to So, and the
second from Colokey. IS 10 81. Kas-
prov, spurred on by his defeat on
Wednesday night, turned like the
worm and spilled Caruso in a close
game by a IS TO IS score. The
standing of the league is as follows:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
BASKETBALL PRACTICE

The Burritt A. G. basketball team
will hold an important practice this
evening at the club gymnasium at 46
Grove streets at 1880 o'clock. The
coach will have a fcw new plays
which he will outline to the team
and a captain and manager will be
elected. All members should be
present.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
GET soUTHPAw PITCHER.

Chicago, oct. 20 Up,-Nick Dunno
witch. southpaw pitcher with the
Seattle Pacific Coast league club last
season has been called by the
Chicago Cubs and turned over TO
the Kansas City Kaws Of the Amer
lean association.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
LIKE TIE, GAMES

Ohio State ami Chicago seem 10
have sort OF an option on "a foot
ball games. That has been The re-
suit Of their clashes the past two
seasons. Oddly enough, the Buck
eyes took the lead in each encoun-
ter.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
GoLDSTEIN WINS ROur

San Francisco, Oct % (E9---Ahe
Goldstein OF New York former BAH
|tamweight boxing champion of the
world, won ten round decision
over Chuch Hellman II Portland in
the main event at this new Mission
Athletic club here last night
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

SOccoli will hold the public eye
tonight when he meets Danny Mar
tin Of Waterbury in a return match.
Play will begin at s o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

France Is willing to forgive and
forget II Johnny Dundee will re-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
ALL MEIXBRIIAW FACES
TOUCH WEEK EnlD SCHEDULE

Cleveland Panhers Here Tomorrow and New London
Sub-Basc Play Sunday-"Shep" Bingham to Be
Seen in the Game --- Changes in Locals Lineup
Ohioans Have One of Heaviest Teams Playing Pro-
fessonal Football.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

\ battered and water-soaked foot
ball with which Tulane University
claims it won the first football game
ever played in the south, 80 years
ago, is a talisman that accompanies
the team on all of its foreign trips.
The ball originally belonged to
Major George G3ayne, Yale quarter
back, back in the '90s, and it was
loaned by him to Tulane for its first
game. Somebody kicked it into
bayou and the game had to be
halted while one of the team diyed
to recover II.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

Don't bring the baby" is the
plea made to $1,000 fans who will
see the Illinois Michigan game at
Urbana. The management says
experience has shown that unless
there arc tickets for children, even
down to infants In arms, scat neigh
hors are discommoded
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

The story that Luis tirpo may
meet Floyd johnson in Buenos
Aires if the pieces remain intact
after Johnsons meeting with Harry
Wills is somewhat exaggerated,
Firro wires. Luis has no thoughts
of returning TO the ring at this time.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
RITOLA Will TRY
TO BREAK RECORDS
Will Attempt to Lower Koleh-
Inainen'S Marks Oh Sunday

BY the Associated Press.
Twenty-seYen American outdoor
records will fall If Willie Ititola
realizes his hopes for his attempt to
lower Hannes kolehmainens mark.
of 51:03 rs for ten miles in New
York on Sunday. The records, all
held by himself are mostly for frac-
tional distances.
The turf follower who likes to
play lunches Is disappointed over
failure of the second race at En-
pire City yesterday to produce as
winner a. horse which cost his pres
ent owner only five cents. Ropris
al. sold to Tommy Maher by Frank
Kelly when despondent over losses,
was heralded for a sensational
com eback but came in ninth.
From the ranks Of Rutgers STU
dent walters William II. Dalton of
Long Branch, n. j., has been pro-
NOTED to fullback on the varsity
eleven.
Harvards committee on the
regulation of athletic sports ques-
tons the ACCESSIBILITY of forbidding
| football training before September
IS. Harvard has an agreement
with Yale and Princeton for this
limitation. Harvard and Yale were
beaten and Princeton was tied last
Saturday.
Sectional qualifications has been
adopted for next years British open
golf tournament. Great Britain
States.
At least ono eastern winning
streak on the sridiron will stand to-
morrow for another week, Cornell,
with four victories by overwhelm-
ing scores, will keep its slate clean
as a result Of idleness.
Baseball fates were good TO
George Grantham and Vic AL
bridge OF the Pirates. Little did
1they realize that when the winter
trade net caught them UP from the
Cubs and dropped them off In Pitts
burgh that change would mean
/ elevation from the cellar to the
championship and series checks Of
over $4,000 each.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

Members of the Cardinals and
Tigers, finishing In fourth place in
the major league races. share In the
world series players pool, s8,4A1.11
going to each club, each receiving
S292.SA Coaches, trainer and
travelling secretary of the Cardinals
received fun shares. while the
Tigers split two shares equally to
take care Of Owen Carroll. collegian
pitcher who Joined the club late in
the season, the travelling secretary
and two men of the office.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

turn to that country and meet Fred
Bratonnel in q fight from which he
withdrew q year ago.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
Saturdays Lineup.


AIN. Britains. ClcyelaNl Partners
blnE nam .''',s''' i1dFNey
Left End.
Bean ................ Otterbacker
:. Left Tackle. ..........
MOTIFS ,..,....,...., Brannhn
Left Guard.
Center.
Humphries ..,............ Potter
Right Guard.
ponlau ............. MOSS
Right Tackle.
Connolly ................ Bamus
Right End.
Nehle s.......ss..'' SiNeietto
Quarterback.
RAdzewich ............ Henninger
Left Halfback.
Eehror s................ bmltn
Right Halfback.
Darnikow r............... Houser
Fullback.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

At least one eastern winning
streak on the sridiron will stand to-
morrow for another week, Cornell
with four victories by overwhelm-
ing scores, will keep its slate clean
as a result Of idleness.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

From the ranks Of Rutgers stu
dent walters William II. Dalton of
Long Branch, n. j., has been pro-
NOTED to fullback on the varsity
eleven.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23

Sectional qualifications has been
adopted for next years British open
golf tournament. Great Britain
thus follows the lead Of the United
States.
Evening star., 1925-08-17

the singers made an exceptional hit
when they sang "All Alone"
Lou Lubin and Ed Lowrie. black
face comedians, in "Ah1l Show You"
were greeted enthusiastically. Their
songs ukulele selections and struttin'
stood them out as the strong feature
of the bill.
"Toyland F'rolics," a puppet singing
and dancing act, is so different the
audience found itself completely alb
sorbed with interest. This feature of
the entertainment is one long to be
remembered.
Others on the well balanced bill in
clude Johnny Bell and Helen lie Clair
in a clever novelty, THE Try-out" r."
and Earl Mountain and Cliff Dixon in
''WigginSville. !" with Elaine Grey and
the Crane girls.
Gloria Gordon, heroine of THE
Flapper Wife, is making ii personal
appearance on the stage ln1s week
The photoplay GO Straight" is a
romantic melodrama filled with thrills
and excitement. The cast includes
owen Moore Gladys Hulette, Mary
Carr, Robert Edeson, George Fawcett,
Francis Mcdonald and others.
Evening star., 1925-08-17

Easy Money Charley dirty. un-
kempt, crippled beggar by day-a
scholarly. physically perfect, charm
ing gentlemen by night-this is the
role Marmont essays and endows with
a wonderful realism Easy Money
Charley" is an employe of a cripple
factory in the rear of a Bowery saloon,
where perfect physical specimens are
transformed into apparently helpless
cripples by an amazing genius known
as Adolphe. Some are made to appear
blind, others hunchbacked, others have
both legs off, some are made armless.
In this latter category is Easy Money
Charley" the master of them all,
whose whimsical face nets him a for
tune in aims.
He adopts the daughter of Il woman
Evening star., 1925-08-17

pie factory, decides TO bIackmail the
couple and live comfortably the rest
of his life Charley learns Of tho
scheme. and in fight with Whitley
strikes him in the eyes, and the latter,
a fake blind man for years, becomes
stone blind in reality. In reparation
for this act, however, Charley assumes
responsibility for the despicable
Whitley, reverts to his former ways
and becomes Whitey's sole support
and his only companion. While on HIS
begging rounds Charley sees his ward
married to the young millionaire, and
returns to the street of forgotten
men"
Mary Brian as the ward and Neil
Hamilton as the young lawyer supple
Continued on Sixteenth Page.)
Evening star., 1925-08-17

habitue of the saloon. Keeping the
child in ignorance of his profession,
he rears her in the lap OF luxury, pro-
vides her with suburban environ
ment of the best type, educates her
in a private school and sees that she
meets only the best people.
A young lawyer. a millionaire, falls
in love with her. She tells him she
cannot leave her guardian, whom she
loves in spite of the difference in their
ages. The latter. however. decides TO
sacrifice himself to allow the younger
man an open field. He fades from the
picture, and is thought to be dead.
The girl is about to marry the
young lawyer, when Whitley, a fake
blind man. who knows of her relation
ship with his former rival in the Grip