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New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
DECIDE WESTERN
 GRID TITLE TODAY
Championship to Be Battled for
 Today Between Three Teams

Chicago, Nov. 1a (P-On the out come Of games at Columbus, O., and Ann Arbor. Mich. today hung the championship of the western con- ferences 32nd football season.
 Three teams awaited the opening whistle on these two gridirons know ing title was in the balance At Columbus, Illinois has to defeat the cratic and maligned Ohio State to protect a record unscarred by de- ftat.
 At Ann Arbor. Minnesota and title tie. in case of victory. Min nesota has not been beaten, but has been tied. Michigan lost to Illinois but won all her other conference games.
 Illinois has four big ten victories in q row, and brilliant prospects for @ fifth, unless one of the untore- seen breaks of football roosts on the banners of Ohio State.
 Title hopes at Ann Arbor also de- pend upon the humbling of Illinois. Minnesota, like Illinois, has not been beaten this fall, but Indiana held the Gophers to a l2-12 tie, and it will take victory over Michigan to give the Minnesotans any chance to claim anything.
 The two games at Chicago, on the south side at the University of Chi cago, and up north at Northwestern university, include the three teams now tied for last place in the Big Ten.
 Iowa and Northwestern, the one confident and smiling and the other dogged and stern. had Dyche sta dium as their battle-ground with the loser sure of one place in the cellar.
 Wisconsin figured they were just about due to win over the crippled Chicago team.
 Tho Purdue-1ndiana game offered many reasons for cheer among the partisans of both schools Wilcox and Welch, teamed in the Purdue backfield, were expected to startle their Hoosier enemies with long runs.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
.L0V'DEN CAMPAIGN
 ON IN INDIANA
Friends Rally to Former Cover
 nor's Support

Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 19 fP}-A gain the Indiana presidential vote for former Governor Frank O.. Lowden of Illinois, in the state primary next May will be conducted by Lowden supporters in Indiana, it is announced by State Senator Alonzo II. Lindley of kingman.
 Senator Lindley said he was au- thorized by Illinois friends of Low den 10 announce that the former governor will be a candidate in the Indiana primary next May for the republican presidential preference vote of the state. A conference of Indiana Lowden supporters will be held in Indianapolis during the week of November 2S. Lindley said. The Iowden announcement is the first move to gain the presidential prefer ence in Indiana.
 Senator James E. Watson of h. .Giana has been campaigning for an uninstructed delegation to the next republican national convention but friends Of the senator when in formed of the Lowden movement, said that Senator Watson will prob ably file for the state presidential vote. IL was indicated this might be done in order to gain delegation to the national convention that would be friendly to Watson.
 Recently Senator Watson has de- clared himself in favor of Charles G. Dawes, vice president, for the re- publican nomination for president, but the vice-prcsident has made 1t plain he will not enter the state primaries.
 Lowden, advocate Of legislative re- lief for the farmers made a bid for the presidential vote of Indiana in the 1920 primary along with Major General Leonard Wood, Hiram Johnson of California and President Warren G. Harding. The vote was between Wood and John- son with Lowden third and Harding fourth.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

in this city and many are of the opinion that the visitors will prove to be as great an attraction as many other teams which have appeared here in the past.
 A seven-man team has been sc cured by the Mohawk A. c. to ap- pear here Tuesday night and Chick Creator, former sports editor and boxing expert and Jack Delaneys press agent is the man. ager of 1t. Chick" is one of the most widely known sports writers in this state and his reputation for having lighting fighters" and not mere boxers Of the cautious type, is well known. The Bridgeport boys will travel under the Acorn A. C. auspices of Bridgeport.
 An indication that the pick of mltt singers in this section have been chosen to oppose the Rridge- port crew, is the fact that Joe Howard, former middloweight cham- pion of the state, I-ucien T.arriyier 'tiit iiis9 il pAtI' | i-'O pI " GU llJLEA, Johnny Clinch Of this city and others have entered the tournament and are slated to appear against the visitors
 Several other bouts have been ar ranged which should prove 10 bc additional features. One especially has attracted the interest of the fans who witnessed the tournament a week ago last Tuesday. pancho Villa, Hartford "windmtll" ard Ray Taylor Of Terryyille will mingle in a return bout These two put up slashing exhibition in the last tournament that had the fans on edge. The match went four rounda and Taylor was given the decision. This was disnlnasiug 10 many and they voiced their disapproyaI in no uncertain terms. The doubt left by the ending of tho last nrNt between them, should be dispcllcl next Tues day night.
 Johnny Cltrch is slated 10 meet Bridgeport boxer wAo won an easy decision over Rollo Roland of Wa terbury. Roland beat Clinoh hy 3 wide margin in q meeting in this city recently and h.. in turn. took 2 facing from Clin'h's rrou9erd on- ronent ( 2rge NFnCidncss ts thc boy who Is picked hT tho rHnnr's 10 score hoavly a"afnet tNc local boy
 Joe FowsrI meets C'bort p.rur st 1f5 pounds in fine feature hoHt on the carI. Leo T.arrjsT,r ia matched With Jack OAtara in the welterwciEht class Ia@0ni of Springfield, Romauo of Hartford Pollowitzcr Of E.ast llartGor1 and others who are ttsort'es here arc slated 10 fight in thv tourney.
 The first h7" will la s'srto1 at s:3o o'clock and 'He others will follow clos0Iy after
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
PLAY IN PLAlNYlLLE
Pawnccs to Stack up Against south Ends in Game to bc Played To- MOTION Afternoon.

The pawnce football team will battle the South Ends of Plainvllle tomorrow in that town. The locals were held 10 a scorcless tie by the Plainville Blues some time ago and the South Ends are confident that they can score victory where the Blues were unable to. The Pawnees are just as confident that they can turn the trick themselves,
 .,il members of the local team will be used in the game Sunday as Coach Turner expects to pick the starting lineup for the coming clash with the New Britain Blues.
 The pawnees have had several hard workouts and they will practice again Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. All members are asked to report. The team will leave for plainville at 1 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
MICHIGAN PLAYS
 NINNES07A TODAY
EleV9nS Scheduled t0 Battle for
 Little Brown Jug

i Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. l9 LPl-A little brown jug and a chance for q tie at the top of the western confer ence football standings were stakes which attracted q crowd of S6,O0o persons 10 Michigan's new stadium for the annual Michigan Minnesota game today
 The Little Brown Jug" on whose sides arc painted the scores of past battles between these two rival state universities never has had such q stadium setting comparable in num- bcrs or color since one of Fielding IT. Yosts famous point-a- minute teams tied the northern 6-6 a quar- ter of q century ago.
 The laundering herd of Minnesota led by Capt. Herb Joesting, All American fullback, supported by more than 6,00G Gopher rooters came prepared for a supreme effor. 10 wrcst the jug from Capt. BenrI Oosterbaan, All-Amcrican end, and his willy Wolverines.
 VI hNo Ntht9 -btttl tNptdIS ldS watched his powerful sophomore and then junior football teams, defeated by quick-thinking Michigan elevens. Boosting team more powerful than that which outrushed but failed to outscore Michigan last season and an offense and defense smarter and faster than ever before, Coach Spears and his warriors sought to break the "jinX" which Minnesota alumni believe has rested in the little brown jug.
 Coach 'Tad' Weiman, in his first year as head coach at Michigan starting the season with a team be- rcft of such stars as Bcnnie Fried man, Bo Molenda, Webbcr and oth- CTS. has developed for the seasons S final game a machine that carries both an overhead and line crashing offense.
 Cold and somewhat cloudy wcath- CT was predicted,
 The probable lineup:
 Minnesota Michigan Haycraft ..,.......... Oosterbaan
 left end Nagurski ............. Pommerening
 left tackle Hanson ................. Palmeroli
 left guard Macklnnon ..................... BoNard
 center Nlt'EoLl IbdIi
 right guard Gary ..............,......-.. Gabel
 right tackle
 right end AlHlIulAt .......-... ...,........ Mlllct
 quarterback NEG&lll ............ ............... Gilbert
 left halfbacll Barnhart ............ PuckclwartZ
 right halfback Joesting ,.,............... Rich
 fullback Officials: Referee, Eckcrsall, Chi 'ago; umpire Mumma, West Point; field judge Koarns. fcpau1; head ,inosman, Iipp, Chicago. Time of game, 2:3o ?, m, eastern standard.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
BOBBY JONES IS
 GIVEN HOME FUND
Worlds Premier Golfer Receives
 S50,0oO From Friends

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 1a UP)- Eo1hy Jones. worlds premier golfer and Atlanta's fayorite son, received another token of his friends and fel- low sportsmcn's esteem last night "A"u he was presented with approx m.ataly $50,000 to buy q home.
 The presentation was made at the AtluntI Athletic club and with q few words. Eugene R. Black, spokos- man for tn" donors. presented the pushing Bobby with the envelope which meant a new home for Bobby anl his family ol four.
 Blacks words wore cheerful enoHSh but his voice was kind as he rH-oltad the young golfer and eX- llaiu4d why t home, rather than a loving cup or some other token, was h,u@ given Bobby.
 We, being unable to give voice to our deep and sincere regard for Eo5by are giving him a home, be- cause We believe that it will be of more use 10 him than another cup, 1>Iach sad.
 He has more cups now than he has space for and he will now have a place 10 put some of them instead of clutteriug up his fathers house with thtm all"
 Bobby, red as usual and nervous ly lingering the envelope that had been handed him. stepped forward 10 reply.
 MT. Black and gentlemen" he said, T am not surprised. l would be ungratcful to be surprised at any thing you might do. You have given mo something that is worth lot in dollars and cents. but l value 1t more for the expression that goes with it.
 T will try to justify the gift"
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
Jury. T Toa and Y"o-nn,
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N-ilEes-Barra. Pa. Nov. l9 H7,-- When igry in thr triel of Cloths McI.anFhlin cbnrrnd with mprdnr growing ou' of double ar'nwoNilo killing tajlra 10 aaroa 1ast u"nt.. the court vas cal}ad upon to relieve ,an embarrassing situation. Undot the law jurors in capital cases must sleep in on" room. Tnt one woman Is a member Of the .r"Iauqhlln jury Finally Jn1ge Mclean woG appealed to. lln directed that flat the II men in the case h" trld to- gethcr in the regular court sleeping quarters and that tho wNma1 he as signed to a room at q h0fai with a tipstave to stand guard at her door
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
TO DEFEND TITLE
Tommy Louhran Signs to Meet Leo Lomski nt nt'fadison Square Garden in Januap,

1 New YoL, Nov. 19 lT,-Tommy Loughran f Philadelphia and re- gently won he worlds light heavy weight championship from Mike McTieue, WI defend his crown against Leo Lomski of Aberdeen. i Wash, Janury 6, in a 15 round match in Maison Square Garden.
 Both boxer signed for the match yesterday. threby eliminating for the present alleast a meeting be- tween Loughra and Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo, NY. the recognized titleholder of te National Boxing association.
 Loughran, wh is recognized by the New York and Pennsylvania boxing authoritie. consented to match with Lomsi when barley for the Slattery boutfailed because of differences over tihnclal matters.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
DECIDE AGAIN TO STAGE
 CONTEST AT VELODROME
Local Football Promoters Inspect Playing Field and Find It Better Than Clarkin Field-All-New Brit ain and Hartford Giants Ready for Fierce Battle Local Team Shows Plenty of Stuff in Final Practice Game to be Staged About O'Clock

The game tomorrow in Hartford ! between the All-New Britain foot 1 ball team and the Hartford Giants, will be played at the East Hartford Vclodrome as was originally plan ned instead of at Clarkin field. An nouncement to this effect was made today following an inspection of the l playing field by the promoters of the local club. The gridiron was found to be fit, made so, curiously enough by the heavy rain of the other night. This washed away all the muck and silt deposited within the enclosure by the Connecticut river when il ovcrhowed it's banks in the flood last week
 The contest will be started about o'clock before one of the largest crowds ever to assemble at a foot ball game in the spacious enclosure The Hartford football fans have ab solute confidence in the ability Of their team to come through and beat New Britain and they will be out soldly to cheer the Capital City players on.
 The Hartford team held a workout last night and Owen Murphy for mer Boston College star, was pres ent. He will occupy one of the half back positions when the team takes the field. With him will be Meyers, Hobson, Hunt Foley, Barnikow and probably another noted college star. Opposite to this array will be New Britains group of colorful backfield men. "Zez" Graham will play at quarterback with Thompson. Sturm, Manning, Radzewich and Zehrer filling in the other back positions. Any of these combinations, protect ed by strong line, should be able to slice through for considera blc gains.
 The two lines will be in great shape for the battle, the opening one in series of three. New Britain's stalwarts, led by Captain Rcd" O'Ncil, center, will be in the game fighting as they haven't fought all season. The game means the local teams first chance at the state pro- fessional football championship and New Britain, regarded as superior in every department to Hartford, will start at the outset of the con- test to tear through for the Hart ford goal line.
 On the other hand Hartford will be in the game anxious and eager 10 win. No matter what has gone before, the two clevens will be bit ter in their attacks and defense and plenty of fight will be shown by both teams.
 The probable lineups for the game will be:
 O'Connell .........,..... Bingham
 left end
 Allison .......... tonklln
 left tackle lrW1n ....,.,....... fllaSdO"
 left guard Rogers ..........'.... ONell
 center
 Cameron ............ Humphreys
 right guard Sullivan ................. Staton
 right tackle Connolly ............... leary
 right end Meyers ................. Graham
 quarterback Hobson .............. Thompson
 left halfback
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
WIN SECON CAMP,

The Employed Eys' basketball team of the Y. NJ. :. A. went 10 Hartford last night Id played off tho second game of ,three game series with the Hartfo:l team. The New Britain quintet dislayed the same form as in the firs game a week ago which resulted fla victory by the score of IS to 8. Ne, Britain won IS to 4 last night. ,utowski starred for New Britain whh Hayes held honors for Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
EASTERN GAMES
Important Grid COmbatS Scheduled to bc Played Between College Teams Today.

New York, Nov 19 LPl-The Har- yard and Yale game in the Harvard stadium was the feature of today eastern football schedule.
 Along with the 61st renewal of hostilities between Lafayette and Lehigh, other important combats will find Georgetown opposed to Fordham, Holy Cross stacked mp against Boston university and Brown invaded by New Hampshire.
 In preparation for the Army Navy tussle a week hence, the Ca dets entertain Trsinus while the Mid dies take on Loyola. New York uni- versity has minor opponent in AL legheny to polish off training for the fray with Nebraska on Thanksgiv- ing day. Swarthmore meets Rutgers and Temple tilts with Bucknell in other contests. The Hobart Roches- ter engagement down for today has been postponed to November A.
 The only interesectional game scheduled brings Detroit against Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
TONlAi}'S FOOD pI'TTJR

Windsor, England Nov 19 P}- The job of feoding soldiers is done uch better than il was when It. ol. stephen Wright. retiring inSpec- tor of army catering. entered the my 46 years ago. Today, he says, q 1Idier's diet is as good as restau- nts offer though it costs but 2S Cents day per soldier.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
BRIDGEPORT BOXING TEAM
 ENTERED IN TOURNAMENT
Seven Baters from Park City to Furnish Features on Tuesday Night-Parc,o Villa to Meet Ray Taylor in Return Bout-Other Fayorites Carded- Johnny Clinch to Get Sevcrest Test-Joe Howard Former Champion, Slated to Appear in Main Go.

Followers of amateur boxing throughout the state are expecting a number Of upsets at the tourna- ment to be conducted by the Mo- hawk A. c. at the Tabs hall Tues day night when a Bridgeport team composed Of the cream of fight talent in the Park City invades this city to tackle q fine of boys in this vicinity. This will mark the first appearance of any Bridgeport boxers
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
Team to Open Seasn Tonight Against the M,- hawks of Holyoke -- Players in Fine Shpe for Contest.

Tabs Holyor | perry .........,.. ....... ftaNert Right Forward i"s ioi '''.. ........... |. baSSlqi
 Left Forward
 Page ................ Conwa ! Center
 , Carlson ............ J. Cassil Right Guard i ''uetlltlll 0 BrlGn Left Guard The Y. M. T. A. x B. society basketball team will open the season tonight at the Tabs hall on Main street against the Mohawks of holyoke. This should prove se- we're test for the local quintet as the visitors captured the championship of the southern section of Massa chu- sets. Railing from Holyoke, known as the home of good basketball players, the Mohawks are bringing o1his city the cream of court talent in their vicinity.
 ne Tabs have been working out for several weeks and they have shoTn strength in their floor work and speed in their passing. The team is fTtjfied with a good line Of re- serves in Red Reynolds. Hope Resteli and Hank" Arburr. The quinet has developed a number of good plays from the tap off and the Holy'ke team will have to travel at top seed to stand chance of win ming.
 Berry and Taylor, the two local iorWads work we'll together as a combination, while Page. one of the leading twirlers in the Eastern Base ball le;gue on the Springfield club, IS a over of strength at the pivotal position. This tric will be backed ID by Jack Carlson, Middle town HGeran and Johnny Sheehan. last year a member of the National Guard shte championship outfit.
 The gdne will start about 9 o'clock ald will be preceded both before aI after by dancing. There will be io preliminary contest.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
KILLED BY AUTO

Englcwood, N. s.. Nov. 19 P+- George Cornwall. former Oil City, Pa, broker, was instantly killed when he was struck by an automo- bile near his home yesterday. He was G5 years- old.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
KILLED AT 1OS YEARS

Shelton, Wash. Nov. 13 P-Joe Dan, born 1OS years ago in canoe crossing a stream. died today from injuries received when he was struck by an automobile. He is survived by q brother, David Charley, aged Ill.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

. . g u, lJttN IS Right Guard
 lcary ......,'......... Sciffcrt
 Left Guard
 The New Britain basketball team entry of this city in the Connecticut State League, will step out tonight in an effort to win it's second victory of the season when it meets the He brew Giants Of New York city at the Stanley arena on Church street.
 The visitors have a fast combine tion that has shown basketball proWess in preceding years. On the team are two players whose ability is well known to local fans. They are Schoenfield and Moskowitz who played here with both the City Col lege club of New York and the Greenpoint Hebrew team. These two men are placed in the forward posi- tions and they will give the local guards plenty to think about.
 The New Britain team which started the season so auspiCiously last Saturday night by swamping the Alplnes of Bridgeport, will be in great shape for the next victim. With the opening of the league only q couple of weeks away, the team is rounding into strong quintet. Sloman and Rubenstein, the two stars of the National Guard state championship of last year. will be at forward with Jim Zakzewski, Ford ham university star. at center But sy' Sturm the "old reliable of the team and Tom Lcary. known as one of the best guards in collegiate cir cles last year, will form the starting lineup.
 With this crew in working order and a fast combination opposing it, fans here can expect a fast court exhibition. The game will be started about 9 o'clock. Dancing will be started at o'clock and will be in- terrupted for the game.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
ILLINOIS YS. OHIO
Championship of Big Ten Confer cnce Hinges on Battle to De Staged Today.

Columbus, O., Nov. 19 UPl-The University of Illinois football team. outstanding eleven of the Big Ten Conference faced q dogged, fighting result of this game hinged the H. lini's claim to the Big Ten cham pionship.
 Ohio State prospect frightened with the return to the lineup of Fred
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

Grim, back, who was injured Tues day.
 The traditional Illinois Ohio bat ties, which frequently have had an important bearing on the Big Ten championship, have been goning on since 1902. In that time Illinois has won eight games 10 Ohio States five, persons were in the stadium, as the teams went into action. Probable lincup:- Illinois Position Ohio State orange .,.............. RODln Bell
 Left End pcrklns .......,...... RaSkoWSki
 Left Tackle oEdlle ......... 1Oung
 Left Guar heltSch ''''..........,.. CIlery
 Center -hucSSt COX
 Right Guard Nowacl .................., Uridil
 Right Tackle DelfnllnS Alber
 Right End Y IcHcn ''...... ............,... Grlm
 Quarterback Walker ............. Marek
 Left Halfback stewart ......... .........,.. krlSS
 Right Halfback D AmDroslo ................. Rowan Officials s:-
 Referee = Masker, Northwest crn); Umpire: Haines, (Yale): Field judge: Gardner, (CornelD; Head
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

Brazil has the lowest rate Of taxa tion Of any country. It is about $5 an individual a year, this amount being only one sixth of the rate in the United States.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

teams play before more than S0,00( people this afternoon at Cambridge The seven Harvard stars shown here start against Yale, conqueror ovel Princeton last Saturday.
 Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc. )
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

Murphy ................ Sturm
 right halfback foleE -................ Manning
 fullbaCk
 Officials: Referee, William Hallor- an, Providence: umpire, "Kccl' Parker, New Britain, and linesman, A. W. Keane, Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

Referee = Masker, Northwest = crn); Umpire: Haines, (Yale); Field judge: Gardner, (CornelD; Head
 lincsman: Hedges. Dartmouth).
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
NEW BRITAIN QUINTETS
 FACE STRONG OPPONENTS
State League Team Faces the New York Hebrew Giants at Stanley Arena - Locals Anxious to Score Second Victory.

New Britain Hebrew Giants Slolhan .....,............ Schocnfeld
 Right Forward fupensten ............ Mosko owitz
 Left Forward AakzeWskl ............... c. Davis
 Center
 Right Guard 1cdlS ........ ...,....... SClttcrt
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1927-06-16

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