New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-21


ehtly succeeded TO great meas
ure, according to word that Is be-
Ing received from New York. His
work has brought him from the
rear rank up to the station OF first
string substitute as. a guard aud his
work must be impressive as the
metropolitan sports writer's are
taking exceptional notice of 1t.
Witness what the New York Her.
ald-Tribune has to say about the
local boy following SATURDAYS
game against Manhattan college:
Howard Beloin, who has battled
bis way to a position as first string
substitute from a lowly berth at
guard on the iayvees, played I'M
pressve football against the Green
and White"
Beloin was at all times when
member Of New Britain High
school athletic teams a glutton for
hard work. His prowess on the aih-
letic fields in this city won him
recognition and when he left
school, it was known that his loss
to New Britain would be someone
else's gain. His friends in this city
will rejoice in the fact that his
work is meriting him a place high
In the regard Of his fellows at the
New York university.
John Grips weight seems des-
tined to lose him his place with
the Fordham eleven. In the games
the Maroon has played this year,
the coach has found that his half
back positions were filed with
men who were not heavy enough
This does not mean to say that
Grip will be lost 10 the team. but
he will in all probability still re-
tain his place as alternate back.
Beloin, however, not getting tho
start that Grip got, has worked |
himself up from the lowest scrub
team TO high position and in the |
future years, he will probably DO |
ranked with the best in the coun-
try. Everyone here in New Britain |
wishes him success in his endeav- /
ors in the athletic world.
Manager Ed Daley of the All-New |
britain football team has contracted |
for a rare football dish Saturday |
afternoon when the famous Cleve- |
land Panthefs will appear here |
against the local team. The Ohio |
eleven is rated the best professional |
cam in the country and although !
they arc not in the national league, |
they have met and conquered some |
of the best teams in that league.
The Panthcrs hfve beaten the
Steam Rollers of Providence, rated |
as a strong contenders for national |
donors and many others and reports |
from their section of the country |
state that they are easily masters of
he yellow Jackets.
Manager DALEY is fortunate in
his city. The team is due to play |
Atlantic City in Atlantic City Sun |
day afternoon and in order to make |
hay while the sun shines. Manager
Daley contracted with them TO come |
to this city.
IT may seem bit unusual to
have Saturday game and a Sunday
game, but as there are no other at.
fractions on tap for that day, ii
seems 10 be a propitious chance for
he fans in this section TO see team |
Df such big league CALDER as the
Cleveland Panthers play here.
New Britain High will play in New |
Tavcn Friday and has no scheduled |
game for Saturday. Yale will not |
play at home but will meet Brown in |
Providence. so that the way has been
cleared for the All-New Britain
game,
! - ~:
Thb Panthcrs are composed Of an |
hxtraSEdinary collection of stars II
s dreaded as one Of the greatest ,
Ecoring machines in the country.
From it, It is automatically stated, |
humber of colleges have adopted |
plays which are successful in use
livery week. The team has flying
sackfield and a line that is impreg-
Hahle 1t Is also we'll drilled in the |
onward pass game so that thrills !
galore will be on tap at Memorial |
Hield. saturday.
Tho New London Submarine Base.
cam viii be here Sunday and this
will make worthy second contest |
'or the Panthcrs Saturday game. The |
Base team is stronger This year than |
Yer and expects to beat New Britain |
sunday.
BANQUET POSTPONED.
Manager John Tobin of the Cor
bin Red Soy baseball team has an
bounced that the banquet which is
to mark tho, ending Of a successful
season and the winning of the city
Championships; will. lie held Thurs
day night Of, next week instead OF
tomorrow night whclrr has : been
previously announced. Various rea-
sons have come IN which make it !
imperative t6 postpone the affair.
Full details Of the arrangements will !
lie announced In the near future.
FIGHT NOVEMBER !
Boston, Oct. Il tRt-The boxing !
bout scheduled last night between
babe Herman Of California aud
Honey Boy" Dick l'inncgan, of Bos-
ton, has been postponed until No
Hcmber 4, the Commercial Athletic
cIub announced yesterday. Herman
has been forced to undergo an opcr-