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New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

Knocking aside another obstaCl" which stood in it's path which will lead 10 the Factory League pennan,, the Stanley Works team, strength- cnod by it's new players. had an easy tim" Of fl with the Cabinet fiE" and after leading all the way. the Butt makers came through for a G1 10 l2 victory.
 About tho only Cabinet player who showed any offensive ability Was Dstroslli who had not been started regularly in the two games previous 70 last night. It was h. who finally scored after his team had bcrn held without Il point for l3 minutes. Chief" Larson fought inst as hard in the closing minutes even though n, knew the team was hopel"ssiy Y defratcd
 The Stanley Works team proved hat it is pretty well balanced. EiSh. of the nine players who were used last night scored and inc ninth player, Fls. was in the game for SC snort q time that he could not he eN- p"cted 10 find the basket The lin"- uH that has represented the t"am 3ll season was started but the new met went into the game without loss of power 10 tho teams play.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
LEAVE RULES ALONE
Western Football Authoritic, Rccum- mend Less Tinkcring With Rcgu- latiOnS of Game.

Chicago, Dec. 2S Pt--Less tinker ing with the rules of football and simpliiicd language in the latest rc- visions. are the suggestions of lead ing Western Conference football au- thoritics to the rules committee which gathers in New York tomor row.
 The game coJld get along nicely with the rules committee meeting once in three years instead Of an nually, according to Coach Bob Iup- pike Of Illinois. the Big Ton cham pions. Necessary interpretations conld be handled by small com miftoe in the meantime.
 The lateral pass, the fumble1 ruut rule, the r"trca'ing goal posis. and the hnckfie.I man in motion ar. among 'h" important changes of last inter which need overhauling Big Ten coaches said.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

third round.
 Eddie Jacobs Of Baltimore, former boys champion and now d student at the University of Pittsburgh, loomcd as a possible threat to the title aspirations Of Srligson. Jacobs won his first two matches haNdlly and was in the fourth round when play started.
 Another player. Walter Swaybili of New York university. was in the fourth round. a bye. default and one victory putting hIm there.
 Twenty matches were sched- ulcd in the singles of the junior tourney today.
 First round matches in the junior doubles were scheduled with "o teams entered The seeded teams wore No. 1 Smith and Jacobs, No. 2 Scligson and Shields. No. 3. Levine and Snitkin. and Covington and Nc Auliffe.
 F'ift,cn matches in the nationa' boys tourney also were on today's card.
 Two Baltimore boys, James Rin, toul. Jr.. and William Jacobs. last years indoor boys champion, arc re gardcd as the class Of the boys field
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
NER|DEN MAR0QNS
 VS. NEW BRITAIN
Silver City Roller Hockey Club
 Appears Here Tomorrow
The Standings
Game Tonight
Holyokc at Waterbury.

Ilp!S bNt dL W difI pWlN y.
 The Meriden Maroons, last year cham pions of the American Roller Hockey leg eue and this year oocu- pants of second place Gs the first half of the league season sings it's swansong, will appear against the New Britain team at the stanley Arena tomorrow night in a league game.
 New Britain will be out 10 win Thursdays game because il will bring thsm out of second last place
 into a tio for third position with the Holyoke tribe which is headed by Fred Jean. Holyoke last night lost to Waterbury and the Paper City team is again scheduled to meet the Brass City outfit tonight. A loss for Holyoko will put New Britain in a position to get ahead of the Holyoke team and land among the first thrc" teams i'll the league.
 New Britain has won three Of i's last four games and the play of tn" ltulll i'IllpllS - dt' D bildt II I1 i'h'iS for q stir campaign In tn" last half of the league. Every player on th" squad is ready for torrihc ba'tI" against Steve rierc" X Co. and a real scramble IS on the program when the two teams clash.
 Moriden will bring it's full force of speed kings here Thursday night Kid" Williams and Lundervilie will ha at the rushes with the wonderful ! Steve Pierce at center. Morrison will be al halfbaCk with Purcell in the ! goal. New Britain will send in against this lineup, Alexander and ! Boucher as ruShcrs, Captain Archie { Muirhcad as center, Gid" Brown as halfback and "Bill' Rlonnt as Eoalte.
 Now Britain has three games left on the schedule" Thursday night , Nerid n plays here, Friday night th" local team goes to M"ridcn and Sat rlrdav night New Britain plays th" last game of the first half of th" schedule in Waterbury. This IS q tough row 10 hoe for the Hardware City quintet but Manager Mcpon- ough feels assured that his crew will come through with a win in the three games.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
SEIZED S7AnS IN
 JUNIOR TOURNEY
JlI:as Ge!i5son Defending Title
 Against a BIS Field

New orE, Dee, 2S ,UP)-Scvcn yoclod stars. led by Julius sclieson. thc Icfcuding titloholdcr, and Fran cis x. Shields national junior out door champion, began their second days play in the national junior in door tennis championship at the seventh armory today.
 One of the original eight seeded
 tGrs Maurice x Perlow, No. 6. was eliminated by Sidney Snitliin of Am h"rSt in the second round Of tn" first d#y's play Tuesday.
 The other seven seeded players .alloped through their opening matches in easy style, particularly Srigson and Shields.
 Seeded No. l and No. .. rcspec- lively. SciiCson and Shields, are ex- pcctcd to carry through 10 the final round and meet for the title. If will not ho tho first tim" the two Now York boys have faced each other across the net in . championship match. Shields defeated Seligson for the outdoor junior title last fall. Scligson was in rare form Tues day. demonstrating that il is going to hc no easy task to keep him from winning tho title for th" third sue ! cossivc year and equalling Vincent Richards record Of three wins.
 The fat New York boy advanced i to the fourth round tho first day on hyc and two victories. Tn his first match today he was scheduled to meet tho winner of the Lewis R. ! Whitch"ad-Sidncy Berger match. ! Shields was to oppose F. A. Brown | of East Orange, \. j., high in the
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

The New York Professionals, a swath in court circles in the Empire State and in New York city especial ly. will face the Tabs quintet on the Tabs floor tonight in the regular Wednesday night attraction there. The visitors are bringing one Of the classiest arrays of basketball talent ever 10 enter New Britain and the lccal combination will be hard put to it to eke out a victory tonight.
 Manager Jim Luby has intimated that the Tabs will present mUch- changed lineup in tonight's game. Restelli and Paige. the two centers on the team. have both pulled out Of the picture and the local pilot has secured the services of another star court performer for tonight and perhaps for the remainder of the season.
 Captain Mert Taylor and Johnny SheehaD will be with the Tabs again tonight in their forward and guard positions. Taylor will most probably pair up with Bob Berry at forward while Reynolds will be held in re- serve. Sheehan and Jack Carlson, former Middletown team star. will cover the guard positions. with Ar bour as q filler-in in case Of neces- sity.
 The visitors will have two college captains as their forwards in to- nights game. Rothenfeld, the right wingman, formerly heeded the Co., lumbiaL university quintet while "Tippy" O'Netl, left forward, cap- tained the Fordham university five as a teammate of Jimmy ZaAzew- ski and Tom Leary.
 Dick Ferguson, considered in many circle as the peer of centers in New York city, will tap the ball to- 1 night. He has been a member of several of the leading teams in the ] metropolis and the New York Pro- fessionals secured his services only after they had outbid many other clubs.
 Fogarth and Dimilio will cover the guard positions. This pair has been one Of the strongest points In the many successes Of the quintet and they are in wonderful shape to take care of Taylor and Berry to- night.
 To make things perfect, Dick Dill Ion will be the llth man on the floor. His appearance will assure the fans of efficient ohicialling and fast game. The game will start promptly 1 at 3 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
MER|DEN ENDEES
 HERE 0N FRIDAY
New Britain to Oppose Silver City Quintet at Stanley Arena

The New Britain basketball team will meet the Meriden EndeeS in & state league game in this city Friday evening Of this week and will play a return gaAe in Meriden Monday night. The contest this week has been switched from Saturday night to Friday night because Of the fact that Saturday night is New Year s Eve and isn't considered q very good night on which to stage a bask etball game.
 The New Britain team, following two successive victories over the Bristol Endees, runners-up in the race for the state championship last year, is the favorite 10 beat Meriden but the fact that Waterbury only last Monday night trimmed the Meriden Endees. will make the M"riden team fight all the harder to gain victories over the Hardware City five.
 1 Last season, the Ncriden team 1 was tho only one in the state tc | score two victories over the New
 Britain quintet. For a time it ap- ! poared that Jack Curry's quintet hac 1 tho Indian Sign on the local play. ! CTS and this was borne out through 1 the two games played.
 | Tho NartJen Sna VI, thie been strengthened considera ply i through the additions Of severa
 players while a number of the fav, i orites of last season are still In the lineup. The team has quartet oi 1 forwards in Cook. BiSsell, Griffin and Carroll while JerryConway, Holyokt
 star and S,aninitsky. Plainfeld cen ter, efficiently cover the pivotal posi-. ton. Carroll and Lgner are the 1 two guards who bear the brunt O. the attack. This combination should
 give New Britain plenty of trouble
 The local quintet will have Slo
 man and Rubenstein at the forward 1 berths. Zakzewski at center ant , either Ca ptain 'Rutsy Sturm. Lear. or Sheehan at guard. Hoist and Xii | duff will form the reserve materia and these two may be called on a any minute.
 Fans are warned to take esrecia
 note Of the change in playing night from Saturday to Friday. There wil
 be no game in this city saturda. night.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
ENTERED IN MEETS
Miss Ethel Lackic of Chicago, Leads Team of Women Swimmers in Journey to Bermuda.

New York, Dec. 2S NPp--Miss Ethel I.ackie of Chicago. world sprint champion among women swimmers.s and 12 other women swimmers. left today for l}"rmuda' whore they will participate in two meets.
 Miss Mart ha NoreliuS, outstanding figure in the aquatic sport, and MISS Helen M,any, queen of fancy divers, were among tn" group,
 Upon their return January th'S" stars will compete in q champion ship meet 10 be conducted hy the Wom-r's Swimming association January l1.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
Bodies "f Eiohty
 Indians Sought Today

Santiago, Chile, Dec es (CP) - Ssarchera today sought to recover the bodies of about so Indian men, women and children who were drowned in the Cautin river while they were returning homeward from celebration of the Araucan Indian congress at Tamuco.
 The guides, who were said to be drunk, mistook the pass and the Indians were carried away by floods. Others on the banks eXerted the greatest effort 10 rescue those in the water by throwing them ropes. Others tried to aid the rescue by Jumping into the waters.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
ALP|NES CAPTURE
 FIFTH WIN IN ROW
Cling to Top Of Boys Club
 Group A League
Group \ Standing

The Alpines chung 10 the top of the Group A Intermediate basket ball league at the Boys club when they nosed out the DiNies, l1-9. and ran their string Of consecutive vic tories 10 five. Amenta and Lup- man held the Alpnes' forwards ab- solutely scoreless, but Gourson and ltakutls came pounding through rom guard for four points each and Center pworin added three moro. CoFeieski, pivot man for the losers, scored practically all of his team S points. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
START TRAINING
Jack >harkcy and Tom Hccncy Both Begin Intensive Work for Bout Scheduled January l3.

New York. Dec. 2S P}-Doubt:s about Jack Sharkey being in condi- ton 10 go through with his bout against Tom Hacney in Madison Square Garden on January 3 were dispelled today with the reports that both boxers had started active train- ing.
 Tommy 1.oughran. worlds ligh; heavyweight champion, has started training for his title bout against Leo Lomski of Aberdeen. Wash. 10 take place atthc Garden on January 6.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
tfOhaVks
I'aIltllcrs

The Cyclones swept through the Comets for an S-5 victory in q one sided battle of the clements. Micha- lowSki scored six field goals for th" Cyclones. while Truman and Bay lock kept their men covered. kar- bonic and Spezialc did the losers tallyiug. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
.A.s1riated Press.

pE 'ilr -hrSp'.Ialeu iItsS-
 ludianapolis-Roy Wallace, India napolis, won from Joe Packo, Tole- do, Ohio, UD. Billy Ryan, Cincin- udli, won by a technical knockout over Hershie Wilson, Gary. GO.
 St Petersburg. fla.--BattlinS Finch, Savannah Ga. and Mickey fcdorc, Canton, O., fdraw)
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

Pasadena. Cal. Dec. oS LP-TWo teams trained in the sam" school of football ioust for East West au- pr"macy here January in tn" an- nual Tourn1nrnt Of Roses game.
 The 1928 encounter arrays tn" Pittsburgh University Panther, whom Pop" Warner r%"d to coach, against ,h" Stanford Cardinals, War ncrs present rrotege. II will oppos" the strategy Of the master against that Of the pupil. for Jock Suthcr- land. grid mentor Of the eastern in- stitution. was a star player under Warner when the latter still was coach at Pittsburgh.
 Pittsburgh flashed through tn" 1927 season for eight victories, no defeats and one tic To roll np total Of o79 points against % for it's op- ponents. Stanford. 1926 faciii' Coas, Conference champion and tied for the title again this year, has q record that is less impressive. II was defeated by two On-ConterrNc" teams. St. Marys Colleg" Glnd santa Clara University, and was held 10 {" tic by Southern California, but the season record stands at seven wins, two defeats and the one tie, with D total of 14f points for Stanford 10 60 for the opponents.
 Pittshur-h's fast and aggressive attack is built around one of tho greatest halfbacks ever deyolopC1 thorc---"C;ihby' W"lch, whose stunning play put him on virtually i every all America eleven picked this season. Jimmy Hagan, running mate to Wclch. and Booth. fullbach, | complete the backield threat that swept the Pan'hors through 10 q l brilliant record clear Of defeats and with only one tie-that with Wash 1 ington X Jefferson.
 To uphold Western honors. stan : ford will have a team slightly light "r in average bondage but on' thoroughly drilled in all the trlckcrl of q master stratogist.
 Stanford's line is bolstorcd l., Captain Hal M"Creory at center ant Seraphim Post. cu1rd, the latter b" ing chosen by many authorities fol the years all-Coast squad.
 \ thrcc-deop backhcld headed h, "5im" Hoffman, line cracking full Jack and Tricky Dick Hyland I halfback. provided the impetus fo S,anford's offensive that howle' over two of the best Coast teams t give the 1926 champions q claim ol the 1927 title. Hy!and is rated on of the fastest football players in tn country and runs the hundred i'll l
 seconds,
 It will he Pittsburgh's secon, clash with Stanford, In 1922 War ner brought his Partners out Wes and trounccd the team he nov
 coaches by l6 to score. Nov
 "pop's' cndcavor will be to revers that victory.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
SURVIVE IN TOURNEY
George Dunlap, dr.. and Euseno Romans Among Those Who Enter Quarter Finals At Pinehurst.

Pinehurst, N. C., Dec. 2s (UP)- George Dunlap. IT,. of Princeton, and Eugene Homans Of Eaglewood, N. J.. winner and runnerup of last years mid-winter golf tournament, were among the survivors who met today in the quarter finals of one of Pinehurst's picturesque winter fix lures.
 Dunlap, who easily defeated L. R. Mowry of Englewood on Tuesday, was to meet Dick Wilson of South ern Pines in the upper bracket. Phillips Finlay of shinnecock Hills, W. r.. was opposed to F. L. seofeld of New York.
 Homans, formerly quarter f1nalist in the national amateur championship. met Talburt Blue Of Aberdeen. N. C.. and Ellis Naples Of Southern Pines had for his opponent Robert WintrinSer of steubenviiie,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
lDiXicS
.tll'iI,c's

The Panthers struck an uncXpcct- edly tough game when they met the Moha Wks. but they finally pu, them down by l3-10 and made it five losses In a row for the cellar occu- pants. Sartinsky and Paluch on the oifrnse and Nedbala on the defense worked we'll for the winners. Tho Mohawks. he summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
 
TWO TIES RESULT AFTER
 DUSTY LEAGUE CONTESTS

(orbn Screw in Deadlock With Landers for First Place After Victory Over Stanley Rule & Leyel-Stanley Works Take Fall Out of Corbn Cabinet Lock Five Universal Girls Exc Out Win Over Screw Shop Dames--LittIe Scoring Marks Battles in Circuit.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
League standing

Victories over Corbin Cabinet Lock and the stanley, Rule & Level by the stanley Works and Corhln screw teams, respectively, in the T.. M. C. A. Industrial Basketball league games last night resulted in a tie for first and a tic for third place in the league. Landers girls won over Cor bin Screw girls in the first game or the night and the first place tie be- tween that team and Stanley Rul" remained intact.
 Last nights games were not so interesting. In the girls game, Landers came from behind and won, but it had to overcome d one-point lead which sometimes Is quite an accomplishment in girls contest. The final score was 4 to l.
 Corbin Cabinet seems to be hitting inc skids for in the game against the Stanley Works. it showed nothing. During the first 12 minutes ot the game, the Cabinet team could get neither d field goal nor q foul tally. The score was 10 0 at the time. The final score was - 10 y.
 Fans at the game last night ex- pected a runaway game in the final contest of the evening when the league-leadin Corbin Screw team played the Stanley Rule quin- ,et, holders Of last place in the SCOT ing column, but the Rulers, led by its speedy captain. streak Bengs- ton. made d pretty good battle Of fl.
 I-andcrS Girls Win
 Nelly Sartinsky again led the Iniversals in their 10 1 victory. She was aided by Helen Lynch and Jean Drayer. the guards who held the Screw shop girls scoreless from the field. This is the second game in which the Corbin Screw girls have not been able to make pointer from scrimmage.
 I.anders started with q makeshitt lineup. Sartinsky going in at center and Sally Baylock, Corbett and tr, ban dividing Nelly's forward posi- ton, Captain Mary Hudack who has been doing Corbiu Screw team, scoring all season made its only point last night.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
COrbtn Screw
Stanley Rule

Referee. Dillon. timer, Sikora; scorer Butter. Score at first half, l4 to II, COrlin Screw,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
WEST LEADING EAST
 IN PAStDE%A SIRE,

Pasadcua. ,'al., Dec. 2S NP-- Eastern collcg" football teams hay" invaded tn" West ten times for the Tournament Of Roses games here and hay" returned nom" vic torious only thrc" times. Tn" West has won four games and thr'" were tied. In two service games played each section was victorious once. The record 10 dat":
 Washington state. II; Brown, q.
 19l7-Oreson, II; Pennsylvania, Marines, 19, Camp Lewis. 1919-Groat Lakes Naval Station, v; Marines. Q.
 la2o-Ha,nard. :; Oregon G.
 l32I-Calfornia, 2S; Ohio State.
 Iao2-California, (; Washington X Jefferson. Q.
 1929 -Southorn Cal.tor@ia,, If; Penn State. 2.
 -Wanhireton. l!; NaNy, 4,
 1925-Notro Dame, =: Stanford. 16
 192s-Alabama. .o; Washington, l9
 Stanford, :; Alabama, 7.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28

ls'. ltf. l'lilpI4t lllII'L, .Nihp' q [, scorer, Butler, Score at half time, 10 to .. Stanley Works.
 Individual Efforts Fail
 The noble efforts Of Captain Bengston to offset the scoring ad- vantages which the Corhin Screw team had through it's excellent team work. failed by several points. and the Corbin Screw team won by q 3l 10 1@ score.
 The Corbin Screw defense held i's opponents 10 one lone foul goal in the second half and it completely checked Bengston who had been keeping his team in the running dur ing the first stanza. Bengston made nine of his teams 1 2 points, Darby" Corazzo making the three renain- ing tallies.
 Joe Luty and "Hammy" Darrow scored heavily. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
NEW YORK PROFESSIONALS
 TO OPPOSE TABS TONIGHT

Speedy Quintet From Metropolis to Show in This City for the First Time-Visitors Have Cut Wide Swath in Empire State Basketball Circles - New Britain Team to Present Altered Lineup in Game - Two College Captains on Roster of Opposing Quintet.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
| IO'Toole
Individual Efforts Fail

Referee, Dillon; timer. Sikora ; scorer Butler, Score at half time, In to St,r,ay N-orl,a
New Britain herald., 1927-12-28
Corbin Screw
I.ailtlrrs
Stanley Works Win Again

Referee, Dillon; score at half,
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