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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-03-12

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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-03-12

er lines to larger women. Others on
jaunty lines for the tailored woman.
Still others very dressy for one VINO
goes much to afternoon functions. Fa-
shioned of new silks, coverts, twills,
whipcords and mixtures.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
MORE Than FORTY
entered IN RACES
Relays and One Mile Run TO Be
STAGED at Walnut Hill Park

More than 40 men and boys have
been entered for the relays and one
mile run 10 be staged Thanksgiving
Day morning under the auspices OF
the 7. NJ. {. A. In case the weather
is stormy, the relays and mile run
will be staged on the indoor track at
the Y. NJ. c. A.
The first race Is scheduled to start
at $3.50 a. m. 1t will be relay race
between the Employed "B" class and
the Junior high school boys. A one
mile relay, with IL boys to a relay
team each boy running lat yards. is
next. Monagrams will be presented
to every member on the winning
team. Junior school boy team: E,
Kloiber, captain: Maloney. Frank,
Wosilus, Lamberg, Wellins, Baker,
Balcunas, Zevan, Clark, Ritter.
Baehr; substitutes. Dickinson, An
derson. Mordecai. Employed "B"
class relay team: J. Coates, captain:
Gailbraith, Norton, Annunyiata. Per-
chy. Carlson. Gadyosh. Simmer,
Kastancuk. Koyzra, Sexton and Law.
Substitutes. Berlin. Leno and Beng
ston.
The one mile relay race between
the two teams from the Employed
"A" older boys class should prove
a hummer for In practice the other
night only two feet separated the
anchor men Of each team at the fin
ish. Each team will have six boys
and every boy will run 294 yards.
Watch fobs will be awarded to every
member on the winning team. Muir
mis-: Scott, captain; Garrutti. Os-
born, Armenia, Manasian, Ritchter:
substitute, Klopp. Paddocks: Squil-
lacote. captain; Zotter. Jones, Beck
err, Dennis and Karbonic.
The entrys for the senior annual
one mile race will close on Wednes-
day night November 25th. at p. m.
Several entries have been received
TO date from members of the "Y"
Silver cups will be awarded to first
and second, silver medals to third
and fourth and a bronze medal to
fifth.
The two Unterspans, Fred and
Walther, brothers, have entered and
as both are in gool condition the
race will be close. Regardless OF
whether they place In the race or
win prize a good full course dinner
awaits the winner the following
week to be given by Eddie Inter
span, local hand ball player. and his
brother. S. Feingold. Hevenisian,
Behrendt, J. Brankus, ]. Dufini are
the others who will toe the mark for
the mile
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
LIST OF PLAYERS
Manager Sataline of Falcon Team
Names Men Who viii Be In Line
up Against Rangers Thursday,

Manager Ange Sataline Of the Fall
cons football team has formed the
list OF players who have played with
his team this season and they will
he used In the clash with the Ran
gers eleven at Memorial Field
Thursday afternoon for the cham
pionship of the city. The list is as
follows, Ends, C, Kre3ar, Gergory,
Elliott, guards, Steve Sobieck, Frank
Sobicck and Bordeski; tackles, Daw-
IL. Gronosko, Capt. Hines; centers,
Ross and Cook quarterbacks, Kupec
and Thompson; fullbacks, Dunnigan
and Slmons; left halfbacks, Dunley
and Bayer and right halfbacks, Fall
lis and Gerncsky.
The team went through a stiff
practice session yesterday morning
1t st. Mary's field under the direc-
lion Of Coach Tohin. Light scrim-
IMAGES we're staged and plays were
rehearsod for the game Thursday.
Kupec did some fine placement
sicking and much is expected from
him in this line He has fully re-
covered from his injuries suffered
in recent games,
The officials for the game as
agreed on by the managers is
Referee, Bill Dudack; umpire, Keck
Parker and Dave Mahonev head
Gnesmar.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
in SCORING, Penn
IS 49 PTS. BETTER
Has Made This Many More
TalieS Than Cornell Team

New York Nov. 2s F-Figures
which never lie" prove that Penn
sylvania Is a ~ points better than
Brown and that Columbia Is "a
better than Syracuse.
These elevens meet In their an
nual battles Thanksgiving Day. the
last but one for eastern gridiron
strife. Army and navy will lock
next Saturday while Boston College
and Holy Cross are playing at
Boston.
Dartmouth conquered Brown II
to o. and Pennsylvania won from
the same team, to o, indicating
that Dartmouth was only FIVE points
BETTER than Penn. Then Dart
mouth swamped Cornell 81 to 10,
That shows Pennsylvania 81 points
stronger than Cornell. But the
alignment of figures fails to show
that Cornell defeated Columbia,
which conquered the Army.
Colgate has gone through its
schedule without defeat but was
held to a tie by Lafayette early in
the season. Led by its captain
Eddie Tryon, it downed Princeton,
8 to o. Princeton licked Yale, rs
to ~, and Yale beat Brown, 20 to
Ia margin Of 35 points for Col
gate over Brown.
But the Bears held ll-conquering
Dartmouth to the Green's lowest
score of the season, IA points gained
on two blocked kicks, and on one
occasion drove through to the Dart
mouth goal line, only to lose a
touchdown for offside play. Tryon's
brilliant running has mystif1ed lead
ing football teams this season,
among them Princeton and Syracuse,
but the elusive Jack Keefer of
Brown will be a worthy foe. Dart
mouth and Yale failed to hold
Keefer.
Columbia's advantage In figures
over Syracuse Is less easily derived
from the seasons scores. Army
conquered Notre Dame 27 to 0 and
Columbia defeated the Army, p to
7. Notre Dame and Penn State
played to a scoreless tie and SYRIA
cuse won from Penn State, to 0.
All that gives Columbia a 34-point
margin over Syracuse.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
TIGER CIRS WIN

The Tiger Cubs defeated the Para
disc Park football team yesterday by
the score of "a to on the Tigers
field. The game was closely fought
but Gagners rushing and the re-
ceiving Of passes by Anderson and
Matrazzo made things easy for the
winners. The Tiger Cubs feel that
they have a right to claim the Jun
Tor championship. For games call
Matrazzo at 2009-14. The lineup of
the team is as follows: ]. Matrazzo
lie, Harkins 1t, Kent lg, Young c, A,
Anderson re-, Cianci ri, Begley re.
Hewitt qb, Schick lib, "Hib" Ander-
son RIB, and Gagner fb.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
ANDERSON IS LEADING
SPINELLA BY EIGHT PINS
Connecticut Bowling Champion
loses Saturday But Wins Sun
day 10 Lead In Total

Eddie" Anderson. champion
duckpin bowler Of Connecticut and
Barney spinella OF Brooklyn. N, Y,
began their series OF four special
matches at Thum's alleys In New
York Saturday night. A second
match was played last night on the
same lanes and Anderson wound up
by leading spinella by ~ pins for
the two nights
The first match on Saturday night
saw the Nutmeg champion coming in
slightly behind the New York man.
Both were in wonderful form and
the large audience was carried away
with the work OF both men, Spin
ella led at the end Of the Is games
with a total Of 1859 pins to Ander-
sons 1850.
Last, night, however. the local
boy came back strong and took
Spinella in the second round Of the
series. When the dust had cleared
from the alleys, Anderson's total
showed 1892 to 1,6l5 for spinella,
This leaves Anderson's total for the
two matches at 1872 to 1904 for
Spinella, Anderson leading by eight
pins.
The second half Of the four
match will be played in this city at
the Casino alleys about the first
week In December. The exact date
for the meeting has not yet been
definitely decided but announce
ments on this score will be made IN
the near future,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
EAGLES SWAMP DYKES
Winners Eliminate Losers From
Championship Competition and
Will Meet Two Other Elevens

The Eagle A. C. football team
walloped the Dixie A. c, eleven on
the East Side field yesterday after
noon by the score of 50 to 0. The
Dixies were outclassed all through
out the contest and at no time did
they threaten the Eagles goal line.
The Eagle line held the attempts
of their opponents to gain and form
ed a stonewall combination that was
well nigh impregnable, On the 9TH
er hand. the Eagle backs ran rough
shod over the Dixie line.
S. Mauro played a whale Of q de-
fensive game while Neubauer. OAR
row, Carrazzo and J. Mauro made
large gains through the Dixie line.
BY winning this game, the Eagles
have eliminated the Dixies and will
play the Rambler Tigers and the
Pawnees for the 1870 pound cham.
pionship OF the city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
BIG TEN SEASON
A MUDDLED Mess
No Team Is DeCiSiYely ths
Champion This Year .

Chicago, Nov 20 0p,-rhe Myssts
ern Conference football season CON.
pleted, midwest fans today had only
retrospectton and Thanksgiving dav
games to hold their waning interest
on the chalk lines.
The collision OF Notre Dame and
Nebraska, rivals for 10 years, in
Lincoln. Thursday headlined the
program OF closing games OF the
season. Notre Dame has won 6vs
and tied one Of the ten clashes with
The Huskers. This year the Rockne
men dropped the Army game and
were held to scoreless tie by Penn
state, while Nebraska has been de-
feated twice.
The Big Ten aftermaths dealt
with the most scrambled up season
OF recent years as far as results
we're concerned. Michigan and
Northwestern shared championships
honors. since each lost but one
game. Michigan's record Of five VIC
tories and a goal line uncrossed save
by the field goal by which North
western defeated 1t, had the more
spectacular record but It's loss to
the Purple forced it to divide the
crown.
Michigan's 35 to 0 victory over
Minnesota sunk without trace the
title aspirations Of the Gophers, who
were accorded fourth place In the
Big Ten standing. Wisconsin's 20 to
Z victory over Chicago gave the
Badgers third place with three
wins, a loss and a tie with Mime
sofa.
Red Grange wound up his college
career by leading Illinois to IA to
D victory over Ohio State. The win
gave the Him sixth place In the
standing, leading Chicago, Ohio
State. Purdue and Indiana. The
two Hoosier teams, without a con-
ference victory. battled to a 90 tie
Saturday at the Indiana stadium
dedication.
Michigan's achievements In rolling
up a total Of 227 points against
three 1t Is the best the Wolverines
have done since 1917. Then they
scored 81 points but opponents
scored SO.
Northwestern scored 81 points
against 50 for its opponents. It's
conference victories were over In
diana. Michigan and Purdue and 1t
lost to Chicago. The Purple also
dropped both non-c conference starts.
to Tulane, and to Notre Dame, 10
to 10, Saturday.
Benny Friedman. Michigan sophie
more quarter. was the leading point
winner Of the conference. He rolled
up four touchdowns, two field goals
and % points after touchdowns for
50 points.
Nick Kutsch, the Sioux City,
Iowa, cowboy, star of the Iowa
team, who piled up a margin early
in the season, was second with ~
points, made in six touchdowns,
three field goals and four points aft
er touchdown.
Grange, leader OF the Big Ten last
year with 13 touchdowns, made only
six this year and finished the sea-
son In fifth place, tied with Big 30"
Molenda OF Michigan.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
RAMBLER TIGERS WIN
Hardware City Eleven Plays Whale
of a Game To Beat Strong Middle
town Combine

The Rambler Tigers football team
scored another victory yesterday and
this time it was the strong Tufts A.
C. eleven of MiddletoWn that fell a
victim to the locals speed by the
score of to 0. The locals outclass-
ed their opponents from the first
whistle and lad it not been for pen
alties, the score would have been
bigger.
Kieffer. quarterback on the Ram
blers eleven, in the last minute and
a half to play. ran Is yards for a
touchdown. The try for an extra
point failed. The Ramblers was an
eleven man team yesterday. there
being no individual stars. The prac-
tice sessions put in by the squad bore
fruit yesterday and Coach Abe Aron-
son wants all players to report to-
night at the old stamping grounds
for another drill. The Rambler
roofing section has a line of new
songs which will be heard Thanks
giving morning.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23

The All-New Britain football
team experienced little difficulty IN
defeating the highly toutad Quincy.
Mass. eleven yesterday at Memorial
Field by the score Of 26 to 2. The
visitors gave the locals a fine work.
out for the games with the yellow
Jackets and Mulligans Blues on
Thursday and Sunday respectively.
The big feature OF the game was
an S0-yard run by Thompson in the
fourth period who after intercepting
a forward pass, raced the length Of
the feld with a flying Quincy tackler
at his heels. By clever sidestepping,
Thompson eluded his pursucr and
scored 8 touchdown. Ching" Ham
mill also electrified the crowd by
running punt back IS yards before
being downed.
INK" Connolly with less than
two minutes being played, grabbed a
tumble and raced 20 yards for the
FIRST, touchdown while after a series
Of dashing runs and plunges
through center by Red" steudtner,
Dutch" Connors sailed over for an
other score. This made 2S points
that Dutch" has made for the local
team in the last four games.
Ped" steudtner, who took Barn.
kow's place in the backfeld yester-
day thrilled the crowd by his rush
ing. Light, though he Is, he
smashed his way through time and
again for gains. Following a long
forward pass from Thompson to
Bingham which brought the ball to
0uincys fve-yard line, Red" bust
ed his way through for another
touchdown and with Connors kick
ing another point. he ran his total
Of points to 30
The visitors got their score Of two
on two poor passes from HUMPHREYS
TO Connors. New Britain was play
ing on their own 15-yard line when
HUMPHREYS went in to relieve Cap
tain Joe Rogers at center. Connors
went TO punt, but the pass was
mile over his head and he fell on
the ball. He again went back to
kick and the pass went again over
his head and behind the goal line.
Connors again fell on the ball and
Quincy scored two points.
The afternoon was replete with
good and very poor football At
times the visitors flashed brilliantly
and then again they showed poorly.
New Britain showed a great weak
ness on stopping forward passes and
this game is liable to cause them
great deal of trouble next Sunday.
Zip" Zehrer who got into the game
for a time. played wonderful foot
ball on the defense and on the
rushes he made, he gained consid-
cradle yardage. Big Bill" Warner
was put at end yesterday and he
worked out we'll. He caught a beau-
tiful forward pass that netted about
% yards. The entire team showed
great strength, but this could not be
gauged because the opposition was
so weak.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
WRESTLING GLASS
Enrollnents Being Received Daily
At 10y" For Instructions In Art Of
Mat Game.

Louis Burdick. wrestling instruc-
tor at the Y. u. c. A. is receiving
enrollments daily for the wrestling
class which is held every Monday
evening at o'clock. The class has
been instituted primarily for begin.
ners who desire to learn all the
points of the mat game from the
standpoint Of all around develop
ment,
At the present time. there are en-
rolled nine men in all classes from
f1yweight to middleweight. When
ever dual or state meets are to be
held. the local "Y' will be well rep
resented and the men interested
should make things interesting for
their opponents because their In
structor, Burdick, 10 we'll served In
all the angles OF the sport
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
FIGHTERS IN GOOD SHAPE

Inspectors for the New Jersey box
ing commission have reported that
Champion Mickey Walker and Sailor
Friedman Of Chicago are in excel
lent condition for their II round
bout in Newark Wednesday night,
Both must be at or under the weller
weight limit and Friedman can win
the title by knockout or foul. There
are no decisions In New Jersey,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
Gymnasium Schedule

Gymnasium Schedule
Monday, p. m.-High school
class, $50. Younger Business Mems
class. p, Unemployed "a" class,
p. m. Boxing and wrestling class
instructors, J. Watson and L. Bur-
dick. $3.50 p. NJ, younger mems
class.
Tuesday, $50 a. M Firemen's
class; p. m, junior class; $50 p.
M. older business mems class: $3.50
p. M, Employed "B" class; 8 p. m.
Industrial Basketball league. first
game, Stanley Works VS.. New Brit
ain Machine; second game, Landers,
Frary & Clark VS.. P. F. Corbin.
Wednesdays p. m. High school
class; $50 p. M, younger business
mems class; Z p. M, Employed "a"
class; 5 p. m. Industrial League bas-
ketball practice.
Thursday-9 a. m. to 1880 a. m,
gym handball courts and baths open,
~ noon, Y. NJ. C. A. closed: $50 a.
M, annual "Y" one-mile road race
and boys relay races at Walnut Hill
park.
Friday-9;30 a. m. Firemen's
class; p. m, High school basket
ball league, Hinky Drinks VS.. Hus-
tiers; $3.50 p. m, younger business
mems class; 7 p. m, Employed "a"
class basketball league, Notre Dame
VS.. Swamp; Arrows VS.. Quails; $3.50
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
PeIiCanS
EAGLES
Junior League

The Junior league also began its
schedule Saturday evening. These
games furnished treat to the on
lockers, for some Of the players
are only seven years old; neverthe-
less, the youngsters put up a nice
brand Of basketball. Tho Live
Wires, with Bellomo and Avitable,
showed particularly well during
the evening in their 30-2 victory.
The Young Giants took 81 game
from the Lightnings. The score:
Iightnlnps
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
TWO MORE leagues
GET FLYING START
Boys Club Junior League Con.
tainS SeYen.Year.Olds

TWO close struggles and one run.
away were played Saturday after
noon as the Boys club Group 3 in
termediate league started its sea-
son. The hrst game, the runaway,
saw the Beavers trounce the Thun-
derbolts by a 1871 count. The
Thunderbolts proved all noise and
failed to score from the field. while
sebrowsky and Paretta flipped
them in neatly for the winners
The score:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
Beavers
Thunderbolts
Dixies Win

A thrilling 1911 victory was
pulled out OF the fire by the Dixies
in their contest with the Speed
Boys: 1t was anybody's game until
the whistle blew with the Dixies'
one-point margin giving them the
upper hand. O'Brien featured for
the winners, holding his opponent
scoreless and dropping In four
goals from guard position: elusive
inclusive was the losers best. The
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
BASEBALL RUMORs

Dutch" Henline OF the Philadel-
phia Nationals. and not Bubbles"
Hargrave Of Cincinnati may be the
catcher sought by the New York
Giants. latest rumors say. It is I'M
derstood that Bill Terry and a pitch
er will bring Henline to New York
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
1oETED AS CONTENDER

Eddie Huffman, Pacific coast light
heavyweight. who defeated Jack De-
nave In New York last week, is be
ing touted as a contender for Paul
Berlenbach's title. Huffman will face
Georges Carpenter In California in
January II the Frenchman decides
finally to visit America again.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
Hinky Drinks
HustIers


Two close games were played off
in the Employed "A" class league
with only two points separating the
winners and losers In both matches.
Notre Dame defeated the Night
Hawks 8 to 7 while the Arrows de-
feated the Swamp-Angels 10 to II.
Notre Dame
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
Speed Boys
Dtxies
Eagles F1y High

A we'll balanced Eagle team took
another good game from the Peli-
cans, 1913, ]. Wrinkles individual
work being offset by the combined
efforts Of Chester. Rappaport and
their mates. The score:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
FIRE TAKES CUP AWAY

Fire has taken the amateur golf
championship cup away from Bobby
Jones. The fat was beyond the
powers of several of the nations
best golfers at Oakmont.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
FINNEGAN FIGHTS TONIGHT

Dick CHoney Bow Finnegan Of
Boston, who boasts conquest over
Babe Herman, meets Joe Click in a
II round contest in Brooklyn to-
night.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23

NEW BRITAIN HAS EASY
TIME WITH QUINCY TEAM

Hardware City Eleven Has Little Difficulty In Piling
Up Big Score-Thompson Reels Off so Yard Run
For Touchdown-"Red" Steudtner Flashes Bril-
liant Plungng Game-Team Weak Against For
ward Passes-Bad Passes Gives Quincy It's Score
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
'HUSTLERS AGAIN
BEAT HINkY D|NkS
Exciting Games Staged in Boys
Basketball Leagues at ny"

The Hustlers IN the High school
basketball league administered a
third trimming IN as many weeks
TO the Hinky Drinks at the Y, NJ.
c. A. Saturday by the score OF Il
TO IL
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
NfolaWks.
Pioneers
EMPLOYED "R" Class

The Red Jackets defeated the
Runabouts TO 0 while in the sec
ond game the Celtics defeated the
Speed Boys II TO IS.
Rrl I.nlyusz
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
Arrows
Swamp Angels
School Boy League

The Senators in q double header
defeated the Pirates II to 10, and
tie New Britain Juniors II to r.
Senator's
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
Young Giants
Skull Crusllers

The AL Shines eked out a AZ
win over the Skull Crushers; the
score.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
THREE BOYS PASS
LIFE Saving TEST
Schedule at Y. M. G. A. Gym
1aSium All Filled Up

Vitola Mikalauskas George Tat
Tor and John Frank we're the only
boys able to pass the Junior Red
Cross life saving test in a class of y
enrollments last Saturday afternoon.
There are over 30 senior and junior
Red Cross life savers in the Y. NJ. c.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-23
Rcd Jackets

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