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New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
DENY PEACE PACT
Dempsey and kcarns Are still At Io9gcr'icads Despite Talk of End in. Quarrel.

New York Oct. If lPl-Despitc peace talk l"ndiug to patch mp the schism between Jack Dempsey and his eX-manag0r, Jack kcarns, the two Jacks of the boxing game today were still at loggcrhcadS.
 Through Teddy Hayes. kearns made known he had agreed to an indefinite postponemcnt in Trenton. x. J.. of action to recover S333, 333 33 from Dempsey under terms of q former contrast. Arthur Drlscoll, Dempscy's counsel, denied any over turcS.
 on top Of Driscoll's statement came one from Dempsey in Salt Lake City that he was not inclined to take the olive branch.
 Hayes and kearns plan q trip west shortly and at that time expect to diclier with the former heavyweight champion.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

bow China has @ method that re- sembles a cock fight. But America has adopted the catch as catch can style and this has proved to be the best Of them all.
 The New Britain '. N C. 4. bears the reputation of turning out good wrestlers. The local team has won the state championship for the past two years. The locals came through clean for q victory in 1926 and tied the Hartford team in 1927. The success of the two teams was due to two men, Louis Burdick and Ercole Hercules Casalengo.
 Hercules SIS he is generally known throughout the state in the professional field, will again tutor q class in he mat game this year. H." is clever, possesses q pleasing per sonality. is q sticklcr for detail and is well qualified to teach the game.
 The four classes are due to start during the week of October 24. A course of 10 lessons in each branch will be taught.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
LIOLE Hercules) CASALENGo
 Wrestling.

Today, Orsie is q little older and the hair on his pate is a little thin probably from taking innumerable left iahs there, but he is able 10 step around with the youngsters and many will corrohorate the statement that he still swings q heftv glove. He has boxed and taught boxing classes for more than D years. For several years he was an instructor in Hartford and he has taught the manly art here since 1912. He knows the ,amo from A to Z and he will have many pupils this year.
 Wrestling is the only sport in which there are 1.0Ol holds and locks and to be an adept, one must conscjentiously and diligently apply himself to study Of the science, The sport is an ancient as the world is old and it will never grow old. Many controversie have arisen over V hioh is the best syStcm. Europe sWears by the Greco Roman style. Japan adhcrcs 10 iiuiitsu, England and Ireland use tn" collar and el-
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
NEW BRITAIN ELEVEN IN
 FINAL WORKOUT TONIGHT
Coach Dave Dunn to Send Charges Through Stiff, Signal Dri'l-Team Faces Important Clash Sunday With Bridgeport - Park City Outfit Strong and Confident-Fans to Watch Work of Manning and Potts" MiIer--Aickoff at 2:30 O'Clock.

The AlI-New Britain football team will hold the final practice of the week tonight at Willow Brook park in prtpa,ution for it's initial 'htrN into the ranks of state pro- fesSional football championship con hnd"rs next sunday against the -\li-lridg"port team. This will be Inc first garlc for the locals in the elimination round robin to determine m" premier eleven of Connecticut.
 The Bridgeport team is absolutely confident that it will walk away with q victory here sunday Already se>- rral ot those behind the team have been to New Britain and placed so>- oral bets on the outcomu Of the game. Sunday afternoon. there will he plenty of the long grocn at Me mori,u field and the faith of the hackers Of the eleven is so strong that they follow the team on all of it's trips.
 Coach Dave Dunn will take extra precautions tonight that bis crew is well vrrsed in q defense against the forward pass. The Bridgeport team is very adept in this style of play and the perfection with which it executes it's maneuvers makes the aerial attack a potential weapon against any team.
 New Rritain's reHamped back field will be at full strength for the game. Jim Manning will be sta toned at fullhack, Potts Miller and Vic" RadzeWich will be at half backs with "Butsy" Sturm and Zip" Zchrer in reserve.
 The line will be the same as has been uscd since the beginning of the season. Rcd" ONcil. captain, will start at center with "Pop' Nc Hugh awaiting his turn at he pivo- tai position. Humphreys and Gnas- dow will start at guards with Nan feldt as relief man. DonIan and Conklin will specialize at stopping plays through tackle while Leary and 'Shop" Bingham will probably start at ends.
 'Zev' Graham will take part in the practice tonight and all plays devised will be perfected before the workout is finished. The Bridge port team has adopted the slogan Watch Ora ham" but the "bouncing ball from Akron, O." should be able to outwit the Bridgeport board Of strategy on every play.
 "Keck" Parker, Harry Ginsburg and Dave Mahoney will constitute the board Of officials for the game assuring the fans of efficient sn- peryision of play. The kickoff will take place at 2:30 o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

nastic entertainments in all parts Of Connecticut.
 Bryce Long. assistant general sec retary of the "Y' will teach fencing. MT. Long was successful in the con- duet of a class in this art last win ter and from his large store of ex- perlenCe aS a member of college fencing teams, he is able to teach the strokes in the most able man ner.
 He received his instruction under two Italian masters. He is well versed in the art and fencing is due to secure a prominent place this winter on the regular program Of sports promoted in the physical de partment.
 Charles D'Orsie will be the boxing tutor. He gained his knowledge Of the art of give and take i'll the school of hard knocks. He entered the professional fight ring over 20 years ago and many of those who saw him in action. are authorities for the statement that he could stand with the best in his class.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
HOLY0KE BOXERS
 APPEAR TONIGHT
Meet Connecticut Amateurs il
 Tourney at Tabs Hall

! Jack Baasley Of New Haven, con- sidere1 the best colOrvd amateur boxer in the state. IS scheduled to hard hitting Holyokr ha;tlcr in the i feature bout of the amateur fight tournament to b. conducted No i night at the Tabs hall on Main street by the Mohawk \. (, E"aslty last week in New Haven drcisiNeIy beat Jack Kelly, of Waterbury. state mlddleweight champion In Provost he will meet as hard hitter as Kelly and probably d better and more clever boxer.
 Beasley has Wadel through the ranks of state middleWvlghts in the past few months and in every ap- rvarance he has improved. Another hard punching pair is matched in the tournament in Frank keenan of this city and Joe John ston of New Haven. keenan is known to possess q dangerous sock and he has q style all hi; own that has bothered all Of his opponents Hi opponent has an impressive string of knockouts to his credit. They will fight at l5Q pounds.
 "Rcd" Knight of N,w Haven has come along rapidly in the simon pure ranks. Already the> fans are calling him Bat Battalinos successor. He is a hard man to hit but he punches with q viciousncss that has put to sleep his last five opponents, He meets Gerald Emard, popular 13o pounder from Holyoke on to- nights card.
 Buster Nadeau. called the Little Harry Grcb' Of Holyoke will make his appearance Oil the card tonight meeting Andy Gamazelli in the 1lG pound class. Nadcau has been seen in action in this city on numerous occasions and he is q popular boy. At first Joe MasclG of New Haven was chosen 10 fight him but Gama- zelli was substituted after he handed Vincent LaBcila of MiddlctoNn q neat lacing the night before last in New Haven.
 Johnny Clinch. pared down to 135 pounds, his best fighting weight, will tackle Vic Colmoor Of Holyoke. Cotmoor, although new 10 these parts, is q big number in amateur lights in Massachusetts and Clinch will have his hands full taking care of him tonight.
 Ray Taylor of Terryvilln and John Andrews of New Haven are two others carded to meet tonight. Tay- Tor has gained popularity through his willingness to swap punches and 1t will be a case of two tough boys meeting in this match
 Four other bouts are on the card off the tourney, featuring New Brit ain, Hartford, Holyoke and New Haven boxers. John Manzer. Joe Cody and Sally Navarro Of this city will meet Hartford boxers, further ing the ancient sport feud between the cities. Joe Blaisdell. John MatheWson and Eddie Camp will try to uphold the Capital City side of the argument. Bill McCorkindale of Holyoka and Joe Thomas of New Haven will also appear.
 The tournament will start at S:30 o'clock with the bouts following each other in rapid succession.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
IMPORTANT GAMES
 CN EASTERN LIST
knute R0cAne'S Notle Dame Eleven Faces Navy Tomorrow

New York, Oct. If LPl-I|our big aattlrs on home sectors give add, q sparkle to an imposing gridiron ar ray on the eastern college front to- morrow.
 knutc Rocknc's Notre Dame ,luven nyades AnnaI olls to face the Navy,
 Brown reneWs hostilitics aeains. Yale at New Haven. Holy Cross comes 10 grjns with Harvard at t'amnrh,gc, Penn Sjate clashes with the traditional Toe, pennsyl~ NuUia. at Philadelphia, and New York University angles with Ford ban in the yearly metropolitan classic at New York.
 Both Yale and Brown arc nursing >stbachs of fortnight ago but the the liulldcg is still moro ranked by he ' to 0 defeat handed out by the Iruins last season. With the crack Johnny lIobrn back at qllar- ter afier Ecing laid mp with injuries following lh" G'orgIa game. the Blue hopes for revenge have risen once more.
 The Crimson will couN1er a heavy aerial attack expect from Holy Crcss with q line offensive.
 For the past two years the Cam ridge outfit has taken a back seat to tin, Worcester eleven. Th" Purple registered q l9 to II victory last St ason.
 Penn is on edge for the classic with tn" Nittany Lions on Franklin Field. Coach Lon Young has all his players in excellent physical condi- lion for the fray with Penn state. i,cdzck and his warriors arrived at the Quaker City from State college this morning and camped at the I'hilaIclphil Cricket club. Penn triunIpbod in the last meeting of the teams by , 10 c.
 In the New York district the an nual struggle between New York university and l1ordham is contin- ucd Last year the Maroon gave way by v to hut Fordham holds the big end of the series with five triumphs and two defeats.
 With intersectional flavor fur nisbed at Annapolis, knute Rockne has a strong eleven Of three year mon 10 charge against the Middies.
 Tho Navy had a long drill yestcr- day that continued after dusk, nc- crsSitatiug play under arc lights. Ingram plans to start Captain Han- uu%an, Bauer and Clifton in the hackfcld against Notre Dame.
 coach Roper expects hard battle with Washington and Lee.
 Last year the Tiger was held to a 1-all fife. Jack Norman was out of the Princeton lin"up in practice yes terdHy because of slirht injury htrt he will bv in form by 'omor- roH.
 Bob lpinsmorc. of Philadelphia an aI-around athlete who graduated from Princeton two years ago, has been added to the Tiger all-around coaching staff
 There was q gloomy outlook al baTtnoutuh as seven players VIII not be available for the Temple game, including two of the varsity backs. Black and Harris. Coach IFrinic Miller is taking q squad oi - to Hanover
 lust who Coach TIauscr plans tc start against Columbia remains ir the air. The Lions have had ar easy schedule up to now and the frav with the Hamilton team should serve as good test for both clevens
 Davis and Elhins college trek' from West Virginia 10 engage with the Army at West Point. The Ca dets do not anticipate any difficulty and will have a bunting and for ward passing attack to present against the Senators.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

due right halfback, will also be ont with q bad knee.
 Coach Stagg has his squad on edge for Purdue. He also has two com plcte sets of backfiel1s regarded as about equal in ability.
 X passing game is predicted when Michigan and Wisconsin meet. Ohio States hopes of repeling North western were not so bright today. Three reguars-Quarterback Grim. Tackle Raskowski, and Fullbac]1 Cory-probably will he out of the lineup.
 Coach Zuppke and his Illini an'ici- pate a battle with the invading Iowa State oi"|cn.
 Because of the poor practice form displayed hy the Iowa squad, Coach lnswersen hAS threatened to shake up the varsity lineup for the Wabash game. Two regulars, Carlson and Skelly. are out Of the game with bruises
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

Lafayette stopped oft a.t Union town, Pa, for d practice session to- day en route for the scrap with the niversity of West Virginia at Nor gantoWn.
 Practice was conducted secretly at Syracuse yesterday in prrpara- ton for the meeting with George town. Coach Andreas sent the squad through sL three-hour drill of Of tvnsive and defensive formations.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14

at a.3o and it's three o'clock now, Hit a couple out Of the park about tho sixth inning and I'll sic the kids cn you and break up the ball game.'
 The kids" didn't noed Lou's urg- trr Before the seventh inning could be completed, swarming youngsters had stolen over thirty hHls. which, in addition to one Tabe lifted over the center field fence, comprised the entire supply.
 Thus the game had to be called on account of no more baseballs and the Babe and Columbia Lou made their train with ease.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
Y oman Seeking Office
 Opposes Death Penalty

J@rsg City, X. J, oct, II tP-- *Hmn's ot raPtwI punishment -iu Aa1r etaWch t@ht.r added 10 ',a..r r1u&, if Miss Anna F, Hogan, roWha hAyrr is 'erteh 10 the agH lrr~y housr of assembly,
 n,~ HegaH, lyHo Ia republican
 aijJt., promises to carry her +-0r 10 ttr legislature at its next
 slua. I&ta imprisonment, she ueinuaug. is the more Aumauc way ut HaliHg slayera and leaves in" uae.i'#l.y of correction m the u.eI' oe a m.acarrid9e of justice.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By inc Associated Press.
 Atlanta Ga.-Paul Bcrlenbach, New York. and Joe I.ohman, Tole- do. draw, CPD. Larry Avera, At lanta, defeated Spike Webb, Angus ta, GO.
 Pittsburgh-Toddy F,sterbrook Niles, O., defeated Bobby Richard son, Portage. Pa, GO.
 Akron-Johnny Risko, Cleveland defeated Quintin Romero Rojas, Chile, I0D.
 Miami--CoWboy Frankie Oaner, Oklahoma, defeated Jack Lewis New Orleans, I0).
 Saginaw. Mich.--F,ddic Dyer, Ter re Haute, Ind. defeated kewpie Trim ble, Chicago, G0).
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
Jack Delaney Battles
 Jack Renault Tonight

New York, Oct. IA P>-Jack De laney, of Bridgeport, Conn. former light heavyweight champion of the world, will endeavor to bolster his standing in the heavyweight division tonight in a 10-round go at Madt- son Square Garden against Jack Eenault late of Hollywood. Both boxers hail originally from the Prov ince Of Quebec.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
GETS LETTER FROM TUNNEY

David Borg, o. 556 Stanley street. grandson of Policeman Herbert Lyon, is the proud possessor of l. personal letter from heavyweight champion Gene Tunney. A few days fter Tunney's successful defense of his title David, a pupil In the fifth grade of the Smith school, wrote a letter to the champ coneratulating him on his victory. Yesterday tho champs well-wisher received per sonal acknowledgement
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
RESIGNS COACHING LOB

Because he could not put forth a winning team, Dave Mercy, for mer Middlebury coach, resigned at Alabama Poly d few days ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
MCINNIS KEEPS .IOB

It is understod that Stuffy Me of the Philies next season.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-14
 
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
 AWARD THRILLS CEHRlG

"Larrupng Lou Never Thought He Would Be Chosen For Honors - Playing With Babe Ruth on Barn. storming Trip - Credits Bambino With Teaching Him How to Drive-Another Game Is Broken Up When Kids Steal Supply of BasebaI!s.
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-20
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-20
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-09-20
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