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Toronto. Ont. - Mix" M"Tiau". New York, and Larry Gains, Can- aGIan negro heavyweight champion, drew, 10. Soldier Jones. Canada, knocked out Indian Jo" Brown, of Pittsburgh. 1. Victor Waintz. Of France, and Friedman Pepper, Don yer, drcw d.
 Gl,ns Falls, x, Y. -- Jimmy Ire Dand Glcna Falls, defeated Pete Villa. Mexico, lu.
 Chlcago -- Joey Modtll Chicago, defeated Mike Eullcrino, New Jrr- s,y, 10. Sammy Eat"rn, SL Paul, ontpoInted Joe DcpInoc, Cuba, .,
 Erie, Pa. - Jack Xiyic, Pittsburgh defeated Heavy Andrews, Erie, 10, Joe Scmta, Buffalo, x. Y" and Tug Philips, Pittsburgh, drew, 6, Ray Collins Warren, l'a., knocked out Joe Wcbbcr Buffalo. x. r., ,. Al Drlmontc, Erie, defeated Billy Beat ty Dtica. x. Yo 6.
 Toledo - Clarence Rosen, of De troi', outpointod Steve Nugcn', o' Cleveland l2. Lefty Thomas, Ro- chester, x. N., won technical knockout over Frankie Stcllmack. Cleveland, |.
 Orlando, Fla. Ben Pound, heavyweight knocked out John Pearson, New York, 2.
 Fort smith, Ark. - Hrst"r Brown of St. Joseph. Mo, and Eddie Mur- dock Orumwright, Okla, drew, 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-12

ter; Marley and Paul, forwards; and Spccll and Dagnais, guards.
 Secretary Bryce Long of the Y. M. C. A. industrial council announced two rounds of the schedule which will carry on from tonight until Feb ruary 21. One game will be played in connection with the Industrial League on Tuesday night and one game will be in connection with thc All-New Britain game on Saturday night.
 The schedule:
 Saturday, 11-12-27, Landcrs vs Stanley Rule. | Tuesday, 11-15-27, Landcrs vs. ? i X r. Corbin Co. Saturday, 11-l9-27 i Stanley Works vs, N. B. Machine Co
 Tuesday, 11-22-21, Corbin Screw vs, r. & F. Corbin Co. Saturday l1-2G-27, Stanley Rule vs. Stanley Works.
 Tuesday, 11-29-27. Corbina Screw 1 vs. x. B. Machine. Saturday, l2-3 | 2-. randers ys. Stanley Works.
 Tuesday, 12-G-27, Corbin Screw vs. Stanley Rule and Level. Satur day, 12-1n-27, r. e F. Corbin vs. x B. Machine Co.
 Tuesday, 12-13-27, Landers ys
New Britain herald., 1927-11-12

Corbin Screw Corp. Saturday. 1?- 17-27, Stanley Works vs. r. X r. Corbin.
 Tuesday. 12-20-27, N. B. Machine vs. Stanley Rule and Level. Satur- day. 12-24-27, Corbin Screw vs. Stanley Works.
 Tuesday, 12-27-27, P. X F. Cor bin vs. Stanley Rule. Saturday, 12- 31-27. x. B. Machine vs. Landers.
 Second Round
 Tuesday, 1928, Stanley Works vs Landers vs. P. X F. Corbin.
 Tuesday, 1-1O-2s, Stanley Works vs. Stanley Rule. Saturday, 1-14 4S. Corbin Screw vs. r. & F. Corbin Tuesday, HIPS, Landers, vs Stanley Works. Saturday, 1-21-2S Corbin Screw vs. \. B. Machine.
 Tuesday. 1-o4-2S. P. & F. Corbir vs. x. E. Machine. Saturday, 1-2S' oS. Corbin Screw vs. Stanley Rule.
 Tuesday. 1-31-2S, Stanley Works vs. P. 6 F. Corbin. Saturday, o-4 2S, Landers vs. Corbin Screw.
 Tuesday. 2-7-2S, Corbin Screw vs Stanley Works. Saturday. 2-11-2S x. B. Machine vs. Stanley Rule. Tuesday, o-l4-2S, x. B. Machine vs. Landtrs. Saturday, 2-1S-27, I | S F. Corbin vs. Stanley Rule. | Tuesday, o-21-2S, Landers vs Stanley Rule.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-12
NEW BRITAIN QUINTET TO
 START SEASON TONIGHT
State League Entry to Meet Apines of Bridgeport at Stanley Arena In First Game-Coterie of Stars to Represent Hardware Cty-Visitors Three Years Champions of Park City-Girls' Team to Play Pre- liminary Game-Dillon to Referee.

The All-New Britain basketball team. successors to the National Guard quintet which won the cham- pionship Of the state last year, will open the season tonight at the Stan- ley Arena on Church street with the Alpines of Bridgeport as the opposi- ton. This will be the first game for the local entry into the newly form- ed Connecticut State Basketball League.
 Manager Clarence Lanpher has gathered together strong quintet upon which he will depend 10 carry the New Britain colors through to 8 second championship of the state. Sloman and Rubenstcin. both of whom proved to be sensations on the National Guard team of last year. will both be in the lineup. This pair proved to be as fast as any pair of forwards in the state competition last year and they are reported to he in the pink of condition.
 Jim Zak2cWski, former Fordham University star. will play the pivotal position. He was q member of the National Guards for short lime last year and his work in that space of time proved that he should be a big number with the quintet this year. Lcary, football captain of Fordham last year and one of the best guards in basketball circles. has been signed with the team. He is at present starring as end on the All- New Britain Football combination. "Butsy" Sturn. one Of the mainstayS of the National Guards last year in the backcourt will be with the All New Britain five this season while Teddcrs kilduff. captain last year of the National Guards, will also do his stuff in the back court. The Alpincs of Bridgeport should give the local crew q real test in the i opening game. The team for the past ! three successive years. has captured 1 the city championship of Bridgeport and it's membership has been held ] intact. II. Ahlstrand leading scorer 1 in the Bridgeport City League and Reichart, former Carmel Hall Prep school star. will play forwards. Lind ' mark, of the Bridgeport "Y" team and Sherrets. formerly Of the | Bridgeport High school and Buswell of the Bridgeport k. of C., will take care of the back court.
 The Stanley Rule & Level and 1 Landers Girls teams will play the
 preliminary game, 8 contest in the | Girls Industrial League. These two teams clashed last Tuesday night at
 the opening of the league but de-
 cision was not reached because of tie.
 Dick Dillon will referee the games tonight and the first contest will
 start promptly at o'clock Dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-12
ALUMNI TEAM ID
 PLAY H|GH SCHOOL
Contest to Be Staged at AemO-
 rial Field Thanksgiving Morning

Plans have been laid 10 have a team composed of the alumni of the New Britain High school and the eleven representing the Franklin Square institution meet at Memo rial Field in Willow Brook park on the morning Of Thanksgiving Day, November A. William Reagan. gen. oral manager Of sports at the high school a few years ago and Henry (Zip) Ichrcr, one of the foremost football stars to be turned out by the school, have made preliminary ar rangcmcnts and they will carry them through.
 The proceeds Of the game will ho turned into a fund to be divided 1 equally between the Children's Home and the Polish Orphanage. To pre- vent q fiasco such as took place last year in the so-called benefit game for 1 Frank Mccarthy, invalid captain of l the team a few years ago, Harry 1 Ginsburg an alumnus of the school, and a practicing attorney in the city. 1 has been named treasurer of the af- l fair.
 1 The alumni team will be composed 1 of former gridiron stars who made their mark at the High school. some Of these since then, have been lead 1 ing the ranks of graduates at col 1 lcgcS throughout the country. SlN men have been secured for tn" team | from the present Fordham IniNcr- sty eleven. They are Poltis, Scuhs ! Bcloin. Grip, Bclser and Zaleskl. Be sides these, McCuc and Anselmo ol ! Georgetown will be in the lineup i The remainder Of the team will be
 made up of tho best of the former players on the High school cleVens
 The committee in charge has se cured the consent of the Narsit, players on the High school eleven tt play against the alumni team. Tn High school team will have finishe,
 it's schedule and will play as th
 High school Independents.
 Work is progressing in securing
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 park and officials will be selected s
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 contests will be as small as possible
 Conducted rightly, the game shoul
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 tiasco benefits of other years.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-12

The All-New Britain football team for the first time in six years will in wade Bridgeport tomorrow in search Of victory over q Park City team. The local eleven will make the trip determined to ride over the All Bridgeport team rough -6hod oven as it did i'll the game played in this city,
 The Bridgeport team Is greatly strengthened over the eleven that came 10 this city. Several disscntcrs in the ranks have been supplanted by star linemen and backficld stars and it is the feeling among the fans in the Park City that New Britain is due to take a walloping tomorrow. New Britain will carry its full squad to the game. The lineup will , he definitely settled but Coach Dave . Dunn finds that the versatility of his men has given him availa blc ends, tackles, guards and even back field men who can be used in case of i necessity. It is highly probable that the starting New Britain backhcld will be composed of Graham at | quarterback, Sturm and Thompson at halfbacks and Manning at full back. Red" O'Nell will be placed at center with Humphreys, Gnasdow or f Nanfcldt at guards. Werwaiss Sta ! ton or Donlon will be at tackles with Bingham and Leary at ends.
 The game will be played at New i field park and will be started not 1 later than 2:45 o'clock. It will be 1 preceded by 6 preliminary game 10 settle the amateur pionship of 1 Bridgeport. This contest between two Park City teams will be started at l o'clock sharp and must be fin ishcd in time to get the big game underway.
 4 large number of New Britain
 fans plan to make the trip te
 Bridgeport. For their information il
 is stated that the price of admission
 is the same as is charged in thi.
 city at Willow Brook park.
 The officials for the game will h,
 Clyde Waters of Bristol as referee
 "kock" Parker of this city as um
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 Bridgeport as head lincsman. Thcs,
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New Britain herald., 1927-11-12

The members of the New Britain Roller Hockey team are due To as- semble in this city tonight in pre- paration for the practice session called for tomorrow afternoon by Manager Frank McDonough. The hanks and rink will be readied to- morrow morning and the team will be put through its paccs on inc rollers for the first time tomorrow afternoon.
 The makeup of the Hardware City combination brands it as one Of the strongest in the league. With Jig ger" Higgins and Jack Mercer as first and second rushes. Brown at center. Murhead al halfback and Blount as goal tender, Manager Me Donough has surrounded himself with q powerful and Iast-moving quintet.
 Eddie McAloon, star amateur player in the days gone by will round out the team in the role Of utility man. Eddie is sure 10 get into action in the first game which will be played at the Stanley Arena Monday night. The addition of inc local man to the teat1 completes q link that should proN valuable 10 the local management during the season. Not only is the regular five a strong one but the team is equip ped with d utility man Of long cX- perience and extraordinary ability.
 The Wallingford team, bidder last year for the championship of the league under another name, will fur nish the opposition for New Britain on the opening night Waterbury will be here Thursday night for the second home game of the year,
 A record breaking crowd of inter- ested fans will be out to watch the local team In the rivival of the sport that was so popular here 15 and 1G years ago. The enthusiasm with which the revival Of the game was received in other cities in the cir cult last year will, 1t is expected, be dwarfed by the showing to be made by New Britain fans who really sup ported the sport in the days gone by.
 Hugh (Red) Rorty, famous cen ter of so many alterations in past years, will undoubtedly get the as- sgnment to referee the first game here. Without Rorty, polo would seem a different game and for this reason and because of the added at traction offered by his appearance here, it is believed that he will bc assigned to handle the game Mon day night
 The -Middletown and Merider City champions will meet in the pre- liminary and amateur game. ThE will be started promptly at o'clock and the main game of the evening will follow right after.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-12
FORM SCHEDULE OF G|RLS' GAMES
Industrial League Opens Tonight
 at Stanley Arena

In the preliminary game this eve nlrg at the Stanley arena between the teams or flanders, Frary & Clark and the stanley, Rule and Level companies in the Y. NJ. C. A. Girls Industrial Basketball league, fans will see two teams that were strong rivals in last years league.
 The two played an exhibition game at the opening of the mems league last Tuesday and after an overtime period the contest had to be called off because neither team could break a 1 10 l tie.
 The lineup Of the teams tonight will be as follows: Landers, Jacobs, center, Terwilliger and Sartinsky. forwards; and Lynch and Draycr. guards; Stanley Rule, Jarnot, cen-
New Britain herald., 1927-11-12
SOCCER TEAMS TO MEET

The Germania soccer team Will play the Swedish American crew or this city for the second time tomor- TOW at Willow Brook park. Tn the first contest both teams played 10 q tie. Tomorrow clash should be a fierce struggle 10 break the ice and a large crowd is expected out to watch the game. William Martin of South Manchester will referee and play will start at 2 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-12
7ABS' TEAM STARTS 0N NOVEMBER 19
Local Quintet to Oppose Mo- hawks of HOlyoke in First Game

The Tabs Basketball team after several weeks Of practice, will open up the 1927 court season on Satur- day. November 19, against the Mo- hawks of 1Iolyoko. The visitors who captured the championship of south crn Massachusetts. will provide @ se- were test for the ability of the locals.
 Numbered among the players in the line up of the Holyoke quintet is Jerry Conway who played last year with the Canton, O.. team in the American basketball leag He appeared here in this city last sea son against the National Guards. | Tommy Haverty who played with Johnny Beckman on the BigeloW- Hartford team few years ago is another star of the quintet The | Cassidy brothers are also well known in this city having played | with teams against the National ! Guards. The remainder of the team is composed of all-star players and the entire combination is considered the cream of talent in Holyoke. far ! famed as the home of basketball players.
 The management of the Tabs | team has been very fortunate in se- curing the services of Phil Page last year captain of the Penn, State col l,ge team. He will jump center fol ! the Tabs and should prove a tower i of strength to the team. Page IS also 1 a baseball pitcher of known ability and was on the staff of the Spring field Eastern League baseball cluE l last season.
 Bob Berry, another Springfield boy will be seen in action with the Tabs this season. He is d former quintet and is considered to be on, of the best forwards in Massachu sctts. Jack Carlson of MiddletoWn one of the veterans of Connectlcu basketball, will make his bow 10 thu
 public of this city as a member o
 the Tabs in the first game.
 The remainder of the team t
 made up of local players who's court ability is well known. Johnn, Shcchan, guard on the state cham
 pionship National Guards of las
 year, Mcrt Taylor, "Rcd' Reynolds Carl Restelli and Frank Arburr ar' all well known court stars. Taylo
 is reported to be in good shape thi
 year and il is expected that he vii
 thrill the fans with some of his ol'
 time stuff. Reynolds will play for
 ward on the team. Restelli will pla.
 guard and center. 'Hopc' has ha'
 plenty of experience in both posi-
 tons. Arburrs work in the Indus
 trial League has made him wei
 known to the court fans of the city
 Dick Dillon will officiate at th
 games in the Tabs hall on Saturda,
 night The opening game will b
 run in conjunction with a victor
 dance after the Hartford Hi9h-NeN
 Britain High football game in tn afternoon. Tasillos Orchestra vii furnish music for dancing after tn
 games.
 The Burritts will play the prelim
 mary games to the Tabs this yea making it a double attraction 10 the fans each Saturday night.