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New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
TEAM MANAGERS FORM
 INTER-CHURCH LEAGUE
Four TCamS Ready to Take Floor N1lil? Other Teams Are
 ihmVtrd iO Enter

An intcr,chuIrh busketball league was formed and plans Tor q boWius league formulated al meeting ol the various team managers fast night at the '. M C. A, The bJs- kctbai circuit consists at present ul the south Congregational, First Lutheran, Trinity M. F.. and Ern- Slngton Congregational churches, all of which have teams ready 10 take the floor, while the other ChurGhrS and the three armies of the Every mans Bible class will lr given ,n- Ill December 1 to notify President Raymond Cline il they intend 10 en- ter teams. As il is improbable" that more than two other teams cun be taken into the lraguc, organizations wishing 10 enter will have to act quickly 10 get in first. The White Army and Center church arc thought 10 have good chances of cu- tcrinr,
 It is planned to play at the Y. M. C. A. every Satur'nay night, two games each week, December l2 has been tentatively srt as the opening date, and H schedule will be made up at meeting during the first week of December, as soon as the other churches have been given the opportunity to enter. The games Will be followed by dancing.
 The bowling league hangs upon the securing of alleys, a league seeming q sure thing and the num- Der of teams being contingent only upon the number Of alleys that can be reserved. Negotiations are being made wit h the various bowling places ill the city and definite steps Will be taken at another meeting at ':"N o'clock Monday evening.
 The Kensinyton Congregational church was admitted to the inter- church athletic activities last night and will be represented in every sport indulged in by the various churches.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
CHAMPS NADE ON FIELFS 0f SPORT
FCpl Football Teams Claiming
 Frs. t!di!91s ElJlid Meet
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1hrr h&Nr ht'u SO many claims on toa }urt ol muu"2.ra ol loot ball uHme averaging NrlWcrn lS0 ,"I Ii0 luunIa loI the champou- ship of iOat clas" in this city. lhm tho mInug'ra of lhr tOut 0utIttA are rring u.'d 10 gpl toG'1"r lo really settle tur question Whrrr*lt ought 10 hr settled, on tlr grldiron. Four cIclrus hair entered the l@o'li0 pound HrId this year, namely the Eagles, l:&Sl sides, ruwnrrs and Rambirr-lis'rs,
 The claims 10 the championship on tn" part of these teams which are claiming Inc luo'hall pcnnant for the ci;y are based on the fact that they have beaten one of the other three teams. As far as is known. MO game has brru staged be- tween all of 'he teams and none , has Nicd with or conquered the ether three thereby hasing a claim for the title of junior champions Of the city.
 The East Si1ns, by virtue of their victory over thc Rambler Tigcre i last sunday, have claimed the championship. Tho pawuees brand themselves as the only team that can legally claim the championship of the class. They claim that they defeated the East Sides by a 6 to o score.
 The Eagles also lay claim to tho championship and the only team l that has not come forward as the { kings of their class in this city, is the Rambler-Tigers. This is due, no doubt, 10 the fact that the team played the first game of the season last Sunday and they lost that one. Probably the management will claim the championship after the teams first victory.
 There Is only one thing to do in q case like this and that is for the managers of the four teams to got together and play an elimination series. Two sets of two teams each could first play together and then the winners could mingle on the gridiron and in this way, definite object could be reached. This could he arranged at a meeting of the managers wherein they could draw for the teams that are to play the first game.
 The season will not last much after Thanksgiving and right now is the time to get this thing moving. This is only suggestion for the four managers and if they care to act on it, then the ultimate winning team would rightly be champions. Just now, no team can rightly claim the championship of the city as talk or bundles of letters car rot aot- tie the supremacy of any team or in- dividual on the team of sports.
 The only place where it is possi- ble 10 settle the question of foct- ball championship Is on the gridiron and until the four teams engaged In the barrage of words and writings get together and battle the question out on the field, none will be re- garded as champion of the disputed class
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
By MORRIS ACKERMAN

It's all right to wear noisy" clothes when hunting rabbits. Tough khaki trousers are the very best bet.
 Rabbits run at night and bed up tn the daytime, It's one kind of hunting where fuss and buster is an asset. In working a patch of swale or briars it is well to post q hunter on either side, Especially on the uphill side, if there is one.
 When driving" dry patches be sure and send ono gun around 10 the opposite end thereby getting the jump on the cottontails.
 On a quiet day the rabbits are off and away before the driver tvcr sees them.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
'CQACH Y0ST FEARS
 CONFIDENCE
Michigan Squad Working Hard
 for Northwestern Game

Chicago, Nov. P--Oycr-confi- dence, grim spcclr" thnt stalks in the wake of victory gives more con- cern to Coach "Iiurry Ip' Yost of Michigan than prospective desperate attempts Of Northwestern 10 toppl" the Wolverines from the Big Ten pinnacle Saturday.
 Consequently the Nostmcn are be- ing worked as hard Ha they were be- fore the Illinois and Navy tilts. And while Wolverine stock is soaring with the return of big Tom Edwards star tackle, Northwestern is stcepcd in gloom bccHus" Ralph Baker, backfield ace. may not ha able to play.
 A line that will step "Erd" Grange is the optimistic desire of Coach Stagg of Chicago. Through out the season thc Maroous have specialized on a buttcring ram of fcnse and an impcnrtrablc defense and this must bc al its best in urbana Saturday if it is to hold the lllini sorrel top.
 At Illinois, Coach Xnppkc holds secret practice, an unusual thing for him. With one or two exceptions, Grange and company will go into their thirtieth struggle against the Maroons with the lineup that flat tened Penn.
 | Two offensCs, for use in wet or dry weather, arc being prepared at Iowa for the Wisconsin game. Cowboy" Nick kutsch, leading big ten scorer is the center of the speed attack with "PIoW- Boy" Ery the heart of the Mud Larks." Wisc0n- sin is improving an attack similar 10 that turned on against Minneso- ta in the last quarter of Saturday, E game for a tie score,
 ! Meyers, regular Ohio State guard vii be out of the g0me with Indi- ana because aof'a q leg injury, sTass work is being polished.
 Changes in the Minnesota for, ward guard arc noc"sSary to fill the gap caused by injuries to Mike Grady regular tackle. The Butler game is not regarded as a hard one
 Purduo's scrubs may figure large ly in tho Franklin game, to rest tho regulars for games with Northwest, ern and Indiana.
 kn'A' Rocking is still taking trav. el kiFhs ont of his Notrc Damt eleven as Gn aftermath of the At lanta game with Georgia Tech. Th, team has only two more days of rc, hcarsal before cntraining for Pcnr State.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
CALL FOR PRACTICE

Coach Abe Aronson of the Ram bler-Tigers football team has called
 his squad out for practice on both Wednesday and Friday nights of this week. Tonight being the first ses- sion and drill for the squad for the present interlude between games, he announces that all members of the squad must be on hand. Anyone not appearing for practice will not be put In the games. The sessions will he held on Frcderick's lot at the foot of Arch street and will start promptly at 7 o'clock. No game has been arranged yet for Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
LOOKING FOR GAMES
South Church First and Reserve Bask ethaIl Teams Send Out Def To Teams About Tue State.

The South church first and re- scrye teams are anxious 10 secure games for the coming season, be- ginning the middle of this month. The first team averages 130-1 5 pounds in weight and would like to book contests with organized ont fits in this city and surrounding places; bome-and- home series are preferred, the South church having the Boys club gym as it's native floor,
 The Reserves are lighter, ayerag- ing 1%0-125 pounds and are seeking games with teams of similar weight {; ithc management would like 10 hear from the various school and Boy Scout troop teams, as well as others, Both teams are fairly well organiz- jed already and polishcl off couple of quintets from the Konsington | Congregational church in practice games last night For games with either outfit, write K. F.. Parker. 50 ] Lincoln street or telephone 213S.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
Hollywood Nov. 4.--This town has
NBY HAROLD MATSON)

Hollywood Nov. 4.--This town has got" Jack Dempsey.
 From his more popular days of rough-and-rcsd good fellowship, the champion has grown into Q "gcnfleman"--in the strict Holly woodan usage.
 His hair is patent -lcathcrcd. His trousers have that generous fullncss of Oxford bag. lis evenings arc usually full-drc&sod. His nose is almost classic. lie is ;he husband Of movie star.
 synthetic D"mpscy-and pathetic Dempsey for the champion is seeing the light after Il year of onc-way vision.
 The man has perfectly portrayed the fable of thn ambitious. He climbed the ladder of euccca9 quick Iy and in his haste he failed to look i lack. Now on the top hc turns to bow 10 the rJau1if@ but there is silence. He secs q void where one" milIcd countless friends and admirers eager 10 pay tribute.
 Loses 0il-rimc Friends
 ErG1 this, quoted from sport rag" in Los Angeles on the day after DcmpG"y returned from the c&e':
 "For thc fist time since he be- came champion, not single boxing writer of Les Angeles ncwSpapcrs was at the train to interview Dcmp- say."
 Significant paragraph. A para graph that has behind it long story about tho champion. Once Dempsey greeted the press crowd @Ed the fight crowd. Then he had his nosc plaStorcd.
 Recently he renovated the hotel he owns here and took down a eign Of welcome to ring fans. His sec rrt2ry told visitors and l"lcphonos callers that Jack was mot al homo. "
 Jack Dempsey slowly and surely divorced himself from the forces oi the prize rinE-hie prize ring.
 Boxing writers turned the other check a couple Of times but q couple of times were enough. Mir. Dcmp. @,y found himself left alone, for. ! gotten. He found himself passe, mp just as neatly as he had passer rp Jack koarnS and everybody wht "lmits knowing Jack kcarns. l was a Whop"Salc job both ways.
 lp-Stagc Tactics Handicap
 Perhaps Dempsey has not hccI consciously up-staEA. No doubt th, man has his roublcs--what witt brokerage business hotels. moyicS plastic noses. Harry Winscs, forma hanqUctS and parties--aud the diff cuIties Of any wido-opcu-Spaces ma would have in q set where one grammar is remarked, and wher ones fork has q code of Queens bury all it's own.
 II would all be nobodys bushes if Jack meant 10 krcp h.s bacI turned on the ring. But he doesn't lla wants to fight some more, plae lie nose or not; and he is beginnin : 10 count the errors of his ways.
 "l need the publicity" he told sporting ciitor explaining why h Was donating his services in boxin , ,Nhihltious.
 Tie that A champion il America needing publicity. 5 But Jack is right, He is on who needs ii.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
TURNER CANCELS BOUT
Worlds MiddicvciGht Champion No tidrd Al Ncntrrs That Sclsdulcd Match l. CT.
Match l. Gh

Al Nrntrs tho Berlin blacksmith, who Was scheduled tn Wros'le Joe Turner of W2smncton, D. C., worlds uiddlcwcight champion, in TorrinE- tom on November | has hccn ad- >iyod that the bout has bocu can r-lIrI hy 1un,r. These two mon ia1r n"> CT mot on Inc mat and thn local boy feels confident he can wrcst Tuners lgur"'s from him tt hc can ouc" Got lam inside th" sgu1rrd circle.
 Ou Manlay night WW"o Kc'onan, 'h, Worcester Itnn. 'ook two out of '.rry lals from Al Winters of san Jose. Col, and Turnrr look TWO straight laDls from Frank Bruno of Hartford. Turner 'hr"W butch Kent ot Lsx-tford week ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
PLAY IN COLLINsVHLE

I'll" Eamhcr-Tigors football team has connected for d meeting with the AH-CoilinsNille football team in that town sunday afternoon. Coach Abe Aronson announced today that unless the players appear for prac- tice tonight, they will not. under any conditions be sent in the game Sun day. Several new players will be on th" field tonight and may appear in the lineup. A win over Collinsville sunday. means q return game.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
PRAISE HOYTS SPEED
American League Empires Are a Unit in Belief That Yankee Pitch CTS Has Best Fast Ball.
By NEA Service

Now York, Nov. A.--No one on ;hc ball field is in a better position 10 judge pitchers real worth than tho umpire. Their estimate of a twir}er's stuff is usually mighty close to being correct
 American league umpircs are q unit in the belief that Pitcher Waite IIoyt of the New York Yankees has th" best fast boil in the junior league and that doesn't except the Walter Johnson of today. But Hoyt is like thc vaudeville performer who can dance but in- sists on singing, He prefers his slow curve to the fast one. particularly in the pinch. and, as a result, his pitching suffers.
 Rival battcrs. knowing Hoyt's foniness for tho curve in the crisis, always look for it when up in the old pinch.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
GIRL SWIMMERS BECOME
 PROFESSIONAL COACHES
Last E AmCr,ra's "pi% Four WEI Gi'2 ID .tmatcur N.anding
 On January 1.

New York, Nov { tF}-Thc lure of professional coaching ;t swimming pools has snatchcd from am"tcnr nquatics the last Of AmoricH's "big flnr' in lh" womcn'S swimming as gocla'ion. Grrtrudn Ed"rIc, uuc"n of American mrrtnaidS, md Ailccn Iuggim, fnnry diving cHampion, have announced their injo0tiou 10 become msirurtors on ."nUHrr 1.
 The departure of this pair will Lave tlte association without au out - standing free tylr swimmer. While Miss Kiggjn was at her best in div ing, she also at one time held th" all-arouHd tile.
 ItheIda BIoihtrcy was th" first of inc great Qunrt") Of mormaids 10 turn in her amateur card. Then .rame Helen WaiNWriEht, Signo1 as swimming instructor Ht New Hampshire pool sho retired as an wnHtrur last June at time whom the womon'S association was plan ming on her to accompany Gertrude t.ior)o to Europe for an attempt to swim the English channel
 Both Miss l.lrric and Miss IucEin h"cIm" swimminE stars in thcir .rarly trcns Miss Eigrin winning tho olympic fancy diving title at the ag, Of l4 and inc former defeating q field of 52 international swimmers at th" age of 15 in a 3l2 mile rae, here.
 Miss Edcrlo. whose unsuccessful attempt to cross th" channel last sumner attracted world interest Ihrll l6 national and eight worlc records,
 Both Miss Edcrlo and Miss IitEgir .Will become instructors al a pool il
 Niami. Miss IiEgjn is 2o one veal older than tho Hll-uround star,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
DIRECT E2W COURSE
Ni''jr Na"tarlanr, National Open
 Lo'f Champ'cu VII Rcaii.rc on
 EJC!r Hc Won From Bohb, .Inuc>

%"N York, Nov. Willie M"rIa@n', national open golf cIauriou ro'a lwlh 10 Florida in d lr" weeks 'o uirrH H $&no".onn roursn Along with linn will traicl '"o' '. oG H." "oli huo"u rrofrssion- "ia ot 'n" metropolitan groa, bent 3jon collecting the fruits Of their .3hors WIch bong l&y" been l"nrrI. for on'N f. lNr met few wears has "cro lr"n lrrr7tiNc winter employ mru for lusfGI toys.
 NonEarmr has am cEorN'ional oWortmfr to ntu". mon th" title 'wa' g. 2aau.J a'f.r u 'hG)lrg hm .l" with Holhy iems @l Norr'st'. Mae~, lr~' jg0..
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
TO TRADE MARANVHLE

"Eqbbit" Maranvillc is almost cer- tain to be traded by the Chicago Cubs before tho opening of next season. Maranvilc, having had a whirl as manager and failed, won't ho of any great help to the new Cub pilot, McCarty. It is rumorod that the "Rabbit" win go to Gin cinnat.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04

The Al-Ncw Britain and Watcr- bury Blues football teams after many weeks of negotiations between their managers, will finally meet on the gridiron on two separate dates, November l5 and November 29. Both games will be played at Clark in Field in Hartford which. for the rest of the season, will be the home of the Waterbury team.
 A decision between Managers George Mulligan Of the Waterbury Blues and Edward J. Daley Of All New Britain, was reached last night after several hours of conference and the financial terms are satisfac- tory to both teams.
 Hartford was selected as the scene for the two battles because it will be a neutral ground, and can be city and also from Waterbury. The officials for the games will be John ny Hart, who has worked at games in Waterbury; Emile Jacques, who has worked the New Britain games and Johnny Newell coach of the Hartford high school football team, as a neutral man.
 The meeting of the two teams at the Hartford Eastern league base ball park, was made possible through the decision of the West Sides A, (. at q meeting between Of Gcials of that club and George Null ligan and Ed Curlcv of Waterbury yesterday to withdraw from the pro- fessional football field This also means that the Waterbury Blues will be at Clarkin Field for tho re- mainder of tho present season.
 The contract between the two managers with regard 10 the games, will be signed today Manager Ed Daley of New Britain states that the games will he played on q 5o-50 percentage basis. this being a victory in itself for the local management X provision will be contained in the contract whereby a third game will he arranged providing each team wins a contest,
 The agreement between the man. agemcnts of the two leading teams of the state 10 settle the question Of supremacy on the Eridircn, win he welcomed by football fans who have hcen interested in the outcome of the negotiations which have been going cn between New Britain and Natcr- bury.
 rrehalpln thc main reason for solGcting Hartford IS the r|ac" where thc GGmcs are tO bo played, is mrrausc neither Mr. Muiligan or Mir, Nailvy could come 10 an agreement on where the first game would h" riavel. pailcy wanted the first :aua in New Britain and MulljGan wanted the first game in Waterbury \ com promise WaS reached resulting in Clarln Field being selected aS tho scene of both games.
 The Eastern league ball parks seating accommodations will be aug menied hy 5000 bIoachor srats which Mir Nuligan will transport from the Waterbury ball park 10 Hartford. With the grandstand seats already there. the entire scattng ca pacity will he 1l5oo. This will b" sufficient 10 take care of th" large sl crowd imaginable,
 Both tc ms wiI ho primod for tho opening battle and the games ar" expected 10 result in thc hest foot hall seen in there paris, Wat'rmirN won the stat" championship h"noTS r { year and thc results of tir" cont ing rattles between New lrltWn and Waterbury, will trlI "ho will h" fhc champions for Iho scasou oi lH2A
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
.CORNELL'S STOCK
 TAXES BIG JUN?
.Dartm0ath'S Attempts to Stop
 lthaCal Plays All Fail

New York Nov. 4 Pj-Cornols stock took an apprcciabIe jump to- day in the weighing of the Ithaca eleycn's chances against Dartmouth in the battle of these powerful and undeioatcd eastern championship contcndcrs on Saturday.
 First attempts of the Big Green teams defense 10 stop Cornell plays as put on by the scrubs have failed. Great gaps were torn in the Dart mouth line yesterday by the off, tackle smashes of RcoCc, McANoy and Starrctt, second team backs. al- though the varsity Was without Art | smith, regular guard, and Sage, end. both of whom are recovering from injuries,
 Two Cornell changes have sont Wcstcr tu quarter. where he played prior 10 injuries two weeks ago, and Trcfts from the second 10 the first backGeld, replacing Pratt, regular right half since the opening of the season.
 Harvard coaches have not vet de- cidcd upon the lineup which will start against Princeton. Xurako,, Check. Mahcr and Miller were in the backfiold yesterday, but Coady and Crosby have not yet been count ed out. There is also still doubt as 10 whether SallunstaIl. injured end, will be able to start while the coaches are still trying both C. Brad lord and Tflpp at right guard. SIagle to INgnan will be Prince tons forward passing combination against Harvard, il was indicated
 during q long Princeton workout in which, these two backs colaboratpd repeatedly in completing atrials. The
 first teams only touchdown against
 the scrubs Wos the result of such q l toss.
 New ends Lave appeared at the | varsity wings ln the ti9st shake I'D
 l""ulin. from naNy's disastrous de- ] l'at at tlic hands uf Michigan. WH-
 Hanson and Taylor replacing lIard-
 wick and Brrnct. hut Army coaches appear s;hiatrd with the team which suffered dctcat at the ha"d, of Tal, anI bc@an work for Inc Coumbia sama with tj" >ama Ilnc-up that opposed fhn Euli&.
 Columbia, facius New York tnt- vcrEi'N before 'h" Cadets are en- 1 posed %o,oHthrr Ii, is getting dow,
 tn E"r] taujuS after lhiro-da\ i rest while toTIlam, preparing for
 in" IIo'N Gross game here, has hrrr ! chr"ro1 h' th" return to the squad i of four @'ars injured in last Salur-
 'lay'- play.
 P"nnSyl'omd'a rpeuIars have not i yet recovered from tho shock of i their drfrat af tho hands Of Grang, and Illinois, &.conI anI thlrd tcan, 1 players will u" used Suur,la,
 9.oinst ua>rirord. This luIl in rh,
 arh"d''I. of the Quaker clever
 turned attention to Penn Stulc's viz. , oroUs drilling io build a stoncWal
 "o'' H-" aGniUst tlI. iuvasicm of Nou, D9un Saturday.
 Hoston College and Syracus, i sp"r@cJ up today for iutorsvctiona struggles, th" lormor agatu.t Wcs 1 Virginia at fcmou and the latter aEatnst olio Nryir.an at Syracuse i whi'" Pittsburgh gathered it's force for two outstanding tpsrs-wi1h W aud ], tis weekend and Tynnsyl. 1 'autH q week iatrr
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
GII Eft GhNI

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 12 .rr1'v and k Dlarl, hrals, 'u rhs r1> art distinct. Mrs J r.. tn7rt' o' >'w Nor& rt'y. a m.wjpr of ths Nar'v -Iot grizzly rrar w1u,1 moosu"1 ' f c'. 6 IGnh,s in length
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
100000 FEAT
No Player in World Series Games
 Has Eccn Able to Mako More
 Than -Four Hits in Single Contest.
Gy NEA Service

Pittsburgh, Nov. 4.-Whon Max Carey made four hits in the final gamo of the 1925 world series he equaled record for the event.
 Although the world series has been played since 1908, no player has ever been able to make five hits in one ball game. Four seems to be he limit.
 One dozen players other than Carey have, made four hits In the fall baseball derby Now that Is players have accomplished the feat, some one may come along next sea- son and smash all past perform ancos, since 13 is considered the iinx in all things.
 Tho. fact that Carey made three doubles out of his four hits was an unusual feature of the Pirate stars batting feat.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
kANnS rNI- NnINN

Vernon. ralt,. N,,. tFg. Ma,.1 callahan. 'orm'r Los Angeles -.w>- boy, knocl.od oUt rm Noroo N,a orleans. JieMWCEIt. in tm. 'hirl rouud of their sr',duDyd t.u roun1 fight hcrc last MElN.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
NEEDS \ FAST FIELD

"EHd' Grange needs a fast field to he at his best. While his line has failed him md his interference hasn't hccn what il should he. bad footing has hoon his greatest handi- gap in the games up 10 date.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-04
LAST SIDES PLAY TtiTo

TIr l.uN Sidrs X. (. football team
 has tough assignment fo. Suu5ay when the local eleven meets th" Tufts \. C. team of NnddlotoWn. Tho visiting aggregation has already
 won three out Of four games played lNis season while the Eusi Sides have won every contest. having mot and conquered all rcmcrs in thc field, The East Sidr, ar" pointing io ihc civ and S'nt" junior mpiouship. Coach Larson has ealird a practice srs,ion for tomorro" night and all players without exception, must hn on hand for The drill, Suula,'s zane utll ho au important on on Ihc 'cam's schedule