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New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
REAL BATTLE IN
 HOCKEY LEAGUES Close Struggles for Lead Being
 Staged in Both Circuits

New York. Nov. o3 '7'--The pres end National Hockey league season is only week old but already it has shown that real battle is due for l the top places before the end. Tn both groups close struggle for the lead already is going on. while the only team that has yet to win a game. Chicago. seems about to break into the scoring column to further complicate the race.
 The Ottawa Senators finally broke the four cornered tie for the inter- national group lead last night by taking 1 10 decision over Mon treal's Maroous. The Senators have yet 10 lose g game. Two victories ar1 two ties have brought them six points and the league lead.
 Les ranadiens of Montreal and the Pitt:5urgh Pirates battled through 70 minutes of fast hockey to q scoreless tie that moved each up peg in the league standing. The Flying 1'renchmen now are second
 in the international group with five points while the Pirates moved into a tie with Boston for third in the American group with three points.
 The New York Americans com rloted the tangling of the interna- tionaI group standing by beating Toronto to Q. After two ties the Americans evidently thought if was time for them 10 win their first game Of the season and they presented an alright defense while Billy Burch proved himself whole team offen- eivelv. Burch tallied two goals and had q hand in the scoring Of the third. The two point gain but the Americans in a tie with Toronto and the Maroons for third place in the international group.
 Tn" New York Rangers ovcrcame II ouc goal lead by the Chicago TlaclthaHks 10 score tWice and go to thn top Of the American group The rangers have five points while Detroit. which climbed into second rlarc by a to victory over tn" powerful Boston Bruins. has four The lackhawks. who have gone down with their colors flying four successive times. are at the tail end Of the league standing. Last night goal by Dick Irwin which put the Hawks ahead for q while. gave promise of better things to come for Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
PRESIDENTS TO CHEER
 FOR THEIR OWN TEAMS
Invitation to Box of Northwestern rrc>y Is Refused by Hop
 kinS Of Dartmouth.

Chicago, Nov. g R-Whcn tho presidents of Dartmouth college and Northwestern university go 10 see their football teams play. they want to cheer just as much and as loud as any other red blooded fan.
 In keeping with custom. Prcsi- dent Walter Dill Scott of North western invited President Ernest N Hopkins of Dartmouth to share his box when their teams clash at Dyche stadium tomorrow. President Hopkins refused. saying he wanted to sit on the Dartmouth side. Presi- dent Scott. in turn. was ela'ed.
 T won't even pretend 10 like Sit ting beside you at the gam",' the Dart mouth preNy advised. "T know of nothing more painful than to watch football game and feel ones self restraint in regard 10 com ments concerning the losing or vic torious team"
 And tor my part. I am glad oi it." said President Scott. "l don't likl 10 sit still and be polite. want 1c yell for Northwestern.'
 So they will talk it over after the game.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
AMATEUR FIGHTS TO BE.
 RESUMED HERE TONIGHT
GuIIo of Merden and Byra of Hartford to Meet In Fea ture Bout-Smith and Gainer to Engage In Semi fnals-Franco-A American Club of Waterbury to Be Fitted Against New Haven-l0 Bouts On Card Honest John" Willis to Act As Referee-Start at 8:30

Amateur fighting. a sport that reached to high peak of popularity here in the past few seasons, will l'e resumed tonight at the Stanley Arena on Church street under the auspices Of a newly formed amateur organization known as the Stanley Arena A. c.
 Two sluggers who have been travelling along at fast clip in the featherweight class, will meet in the main bout. the last of a card of 10 fights They are Vincent Guilo Of Meriden and Johnny Byra Of Hart ford. Each has won a decision over the other but in both instances the margina were slight Tonight's s clash will be the rubber" between them and it promises to furnish plenty of thrills for the fans who attend.
 Johnny Smith Of Bristol. mid dleseixht scaling l65 pounds will battle Al Gainer. New Haven knock out artist in the sem-final Those knowing the fighters predict that the fight will fail 10 go the limit of three rounds Both Of the men are sluggers and both will be look ing for a knockout. Gainer has a more impressive record and more experience than his opponent but
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
SITE IS CHOSEN FOR
 WOMEN'S GOLF TOURNEY
National Championship Will Be Played at Birmingham, Micll.,
 Club Next September.

New York. Nov. "3 tFp -A- The women's national golf championship will be played at the Oakland Hills Country club. Birmingham. Micb., tho week of September 30. neN. year. The tournament was awarded the Detroit club, the executive com mi'tec of the United States Golf as sociation announced yesterday.
 At the saule time the committee decided 10 hold national open cham pionship June 27-2?. somewhat later than usual. This event already had been awarded to the Winged Foot Golf club at Mamaroneck. N Y. The later date was set so that | tinted States stars competing in the 1 British open May 6. the Ryder cup matches and other European events , would have time to get back home for tho open. Sectional qualifying rounds for the open will be held Monday. June 10.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23

smith has a large following of rahid fans who will be banking on him to win.
 Members Of the Franco -American n club of Waterbury have entered in the lists Of boxers to appear to- night and these will be stacked up against the New Haven team. In past amateur fight tournaments in this city the Franco American II fighters have been among the most popular on the various cards. New Haven has shown here less ire quently but the work Of the simon pures at bouts in the Elm City is well known.
 Honest John" Willis will referee tonight. He is a veteran of years of ring experience. There will be no judges and no fight will go over three rounds. Under the old rules. the amateur fights were judged by three men. the referee and two judges. Should the fight be declared a draw at the end Of the third round the bout went an extra round for J, dectsion. Councilman Samuel Sa : blotsky will be the announcer. The flrst bout will start at S:20 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
EAHos AxnEE BRITAIN
THREE GAMES IN INDUSTRIAL LOOP
Girls and Men's Basketball | Teams in CtioD at Tabs

Corbin Screw ,s. North X Judd, (girls).
 Corhn Cabinet vs. N. E. Machine.
 Stanley Works Ns. Landers
 A crowd as great as the record crowd that attended the opening games of the Industrial League has- ketball games last week at the Stanley Arena and the Tabs hall is ex:ected at the Tabs tonight where a three game program will be pre- scented. The first contest will start about 7:So o'clock and the final whistle of the last game will prob ably be sounded shortly before II o'clock
 The first game will see North & Judd girls making their first entry in Industrial League basketball. They won the championship of the baseball league Hast summer and in the lineup of the team will be found many of the stars of that team Corbin Screw girls will be back on the court with the famous Hudak- Walicki combination at forward. Mary Mascola who played with the team two years ago will be at a guard position.
 Corhin Cabinet Lock, in the first start of the season last. Tuesday. de- foatel IanderS team It will meet tough opposition from New Britain Machine which will be strengthened with tho addition of Henry Rock well this week.
 Stanley Works will play 1.anders in tho final game Of the night. stan lev Works won it's first start and it is confident of defeating 1.anders whose team failed to show much strength in tho opening game. The EuttmakcrS will usr the twin team ,ipationc ar1ir, tnniVhf
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
|FORDHAM STARS SIGNED
 TO PLAY WITH NUTMECS
Hubby" Beloin, Line and Doc" Bautt, Back, to Alp. pear With New Britain Against Hartford = New Set of Plays Prepared at Three-Hour Practice Ses- sion Last Night = Final Workout to Be Staged Sunday Morning - Hardware City Stock Takes Rise

Two Fordham stars. Hubby" Be- lcin, who is being mentioned as one of the best Ail-America prospects as regards the line in the country and Doe" Bautt. star triple-threat backfield man and a mountain on the defense. have been signed by Manager Henry Zehrer of the Nut meg football team to play against the Hartford Giants in the third and deciding game of the series Sunday afternoon at the East Hartford Nelodrome.
 Beloin is New Britain boy who las made himself solid with Ford lam men the world over and hls presence in the game Sunday should bring a world of strength to the local team.
 For three hours last night at the Stanley Arena. the Nutmegs drilled in set of new plays that will be unleashed Sunday afternoon. The team has worked out an entirely new offense and in order that it might be perfected for the contest over the week. end, the entire sauaI will practice again Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at Willow Brook park.
 This will be the first opportunity in four years for New Britain fans to see Beloin play. He is reported to be in excellent condition and he is anxious 10 show his wares before the home town fans. Bautt will give the extra punch necessary in the baekfield and there will be plenty Of work for him. according to the present plans of the team manager. The two will play their last college game Saturday so that they will be eligible to play pro ball on Sunday.
 Hartford is working hard for the thlrd game: Flushed with victory after their victory in this city last Sunday, the team is practicing and perfecting their plays 50 tat they will have as good an attack to launch as they did in the second game when they outplayed New Britain from the beginning to the end of the game. Grip and Graham will be retained and 1t Is reported that Graham will be used much more in the third contest.
 This will be tho first opportunity at 2:15 o'clock so that it may be finished before darkness settles over the field. Both managers have agreed 10 have the contest started on the dot as delay might cause trouble near tue finish. The names of the officials for the contest have not yet been published.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
YALE Is FAVORED

New Haven, Nov. 23 UP)-Bet- ting odds Of 10 to s on Yale were prevalent here today as the Blue scuad put the final touches on its preparations for Harvard. Hea q coach Maj Stevens took his squad 10 tb" Bowl y@sterday for secret prac- tic', ,;a1Vey and Decker, injured hacks. ran through drill and if was hoped they might play at least part Of 1omorroW's contest. Johnny Ho- ben has been definitely chosen tc start at quarterback.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
Nl.lll.S IN BOSTON

Stnrrs. Conn.,, Nov. c3 NiP) The Accic squad leaves here today for Boston when it clashes with l'os'on tween uniofe1tod clevens. Coach Simmer Dole indicated he planned an aerial attack against th" Eagles.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
"HAIR.cRooh"
Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy Well-Groomed all Day

ir-Groon,' is a dignihed con,b- ing cream which
 costs only a few cents a jar at a. ny drugstore. Millions use 1t
 because it gives that natural gloss and well-groom- cd effect to the lair-fhaf final
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23

touch to good dress both in busi-
 hess and on social occasions. Even stays combed all day in any style you like. "Hair-Groom" Is grease
 less: also helps grow thick, heavy. luStrous hair.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
RlCCIARS SWAMP SECONDS

Philadelphia Nov 23 Ip)-Thp first string Pennsvlvania bacEfinIl ran wild against the second string d"fense yesterday in their first stiff workout of the week. Capt. Paul Scull featured the spirited scrim- mage session with an so yard dash to the goal line.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
VSl.' StNf! TEAM

Princeton. \. j.. Nov 13 T-P)- The sam" team. that defeated Yale last Saturday will start the game for Princeton Saturday against Navy at Philadelphna. Coach Bill Roper indi- catcd during yesterdays workout here.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
ARMY IN LONG DRILL

West Point x. Y. Nov. cS CUP, Kicking and liGe play held the at tenfion of Army football mon in 4 long drill here yesterday. Coach Jones feels his forward wall Will have 10 show more strength if if is 10 successfully buck the heavier Ne hraska line Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
RANKS WITH THE BEST

Mid western critics are practi- cally unanimous in the opinion that Milo l.ahratoyich Wisconsin tackle who broke his log in the Alabama game. is one of the hest at that position in his conference
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23
lIIS FACT. IS ON IT

Ernie Srhaaf. former Navy cham pion served as the model for tho Muldoon-Tunney trophy that will
 he presented to the heavyweight
 champions Of the future.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-23

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