New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
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Ticket supply already exhausted
 for most big grid contests. says
 headline. A fan will soon have 10
 buy next years tickets last year.
 One gent tried to buy tickets for nno DE game three years in advance They told him they were sold out until lat0.
 But the fan wouldn't take them. ana told the guy that his children would be on the team by that time and he could get in for nothing.
 When you get into one of the big modern stadiums. it doesn't mean youll see a game.
 One fan was so far away from the field he thought he was watching a flea circus.
 lie thought. from the way some Of the spectators were acting. that a few Of the tlcas got into the stands.
 His imagination got the best of him, so he went home and took bath.
 This surely is the gay for come backs in sports. Everywhere in the papers are notices of fighters who are staging the mo-back role.
 Tn this city is also one who is following in the footsteps of Mike Mc'figua Johnnie Dmdce Jack Brit. lon, etc. He is George Beyer, who Was playing football when Graham and tn" rest Of them were young attrs.
 Geors, has played with every pro t"Ssional team ill thc city since the gam" h'Clmy popular with the fans hero. He used to play football on the old Nutnos> and several other teams in th" old days. Of recent years h" has been with the Falcons. aud last sunday t ,orge got back in Tn" uniform and sat on th, bench with the All-N"W Britain team.
 Larry Mangan certainly has fh" i right dono about the high school | fratoTnitivs. There are many who 1 believe that the "frats'' hal,. alto s"'her too much to say about how 'oothall t'alus should he run and ii "ould bc a good thing it much of their power vas cut down.
 The manager of the Ali-Hartford [ team will be in this city today and ! f Manager bailey ot tl. AlI-Ncw , Britain team cIn come 10 terms. he : will play this team rather than the 1 Hartford Giants he said this morn | Ing.
 Th~rr'il b" plenty O. followers coming into this city 1T tnc game is arranged. An aunounSrrr con ""rnin-, the final outcuI.o Of the nc go'i2tions will be made today.
 Tho.y NGo are planning on taking tine excursion train to New York city as q means of covering the greater distance to alatvn Island. " where the All-NeW lB~ltalu team and 1, the Stapleton team ar playing, can get information ahUI. if from Ed Daley by telcpiunlns S2G.
 Al. iicd oi how N,}v Britain High lt will line up with Ta;,ford Public Hiem school may be gotten from the game between Hartford Public High school and Weaver High school for the high school championship Of the Capital City in that city Friday.
 New Britain Hisa. through a sc Ties Of breaks, W.,a able to win over Weaver three weeks ago by : to . score.
 lncilrhlaIIy Collegiate Preparatory school oi New llaver is coming here Saturday afternoon tu play the New , Britain High school team.
 The Hartford D!Nics will be the Hartford Nauk, s iii the Connecticut State Basketball ,.saguc this year. T,
 The prohl,u! C preliminary games , for tn" Y. M. r. A. X E. society team and the AlI-Ncw Britain bas- kethdll teans is causing Managers | Luby and I.anphcr much concern.
 There are to possibilities, a girls , I, diu that wil take part in games with teams in other cities. or the l1urrtt \. (. tcam state junior , champions last year, who will be | managed by Kenneth j. Saunders \ ,.is year.
 Il Is probable that the Burritts W!.i play for one or the other Of the two teams. but a final decision | on he matter has not been made up l, to tie present writing. !
 A, r. StottS. playing for the Stan icy ftnle and Level in the industrial bowling league al Rogers Recrca- r tion rooms, broke the record last i , night when he esta blished a mark A Of 344, three better than the preced- h lrs mark.
 CAMMV RAKER WING