New Britain herald., 1928-10-19
Speaking
 of Sports

xeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeoeeoeeeAS| We wonder f the otamfoed- New Britain high sahoel eams will bs . rspstttton of the last world series when the so-oallsd crippled team swept through to four successive victories over the favorites.
 Coach Casstay has Ex injured players. but Yale has four this week and many mors iast week. If we're not mistaken Yale marched through Gsoegia led by one of its cripples, Johnny Garvsy..
 Whe knows maybe one q Coach caaEdy's cripples may be the hero tomorrow.
 Coach Cassidy says he has an abundance of material to use but it is not ripe for @ important . game. Maybe he can uss some of the regu- lars for . short time as Yale did last week.
 4 large body 0f rooters are plan 'nint to make the trip, private au- tomobiles.
 Arthur Pilx, former supervisor of st. Mary's playground. has been G. appointed director of the Boys club in Meriden and he has already be- Akn o~tonaSu,A ath1AttN program for the winter months.
 The Y. M. T. A. | B. society was given . license to conduct amateur boxing in the society hall this year.
 The society's representatives, Cap tain James Grove of the fire de- pertinent and Sergeant Thomas J. Feeney of the police department, ap- peared before the license committee last night. They said the society had no definite plans to to boxing shows but they wanted to have the hall available in casa . show would be run there in tho future.
 Torrington High. Bridgeport Gen. tral High, Stamford High and New Britain High school football teams arc tho only big school boy teams in the state which have not been defeated 50 far this season. One of these two will probably leave this class tomorrow.
 The Hartford Senators, Eastern League Baseball team, will have a playing manager next season. Pat rick F. (Paddy) O'Connor, manager of the 1928 team has been notified he will not be needed.
 O'Conpor, 1t is believed, will de- vote his entire efforts to his business Springfield, Mass. After . year in Albany. O'Connor came to Hart ford. In 1924. he produced league championship club. This year the Senators finished fifth.
 Leo Larfivier of Waterbury, 150, scored . technical knockout over Joe Marc of New York, 1l6. in the fifth round of . scheduled eight round bout. in Waterbury last night. Al Decruze, New York, defeated Jack Harmon. Waterbury. six round decision.
 The report is about that Arthur (Kid) Williams intends to retire from American roller-hockey this year. He is considered the leagues greatest scoring ace.
 According to the stories, he will remain in Salem, Mass. where he ia located. Manager-Owner Art Ives of Meriden, the city which Williams helped put on top last year. is try ing to make him reconsider his &C., ton.
 The Silver City team will have Steve Pierce back and the manager is ready to fight to hold both Pierce and Williams for this years team against offers of other magnates.
 At q mCCtlH8 HI ouho0y 1t is expected that assignment ol franchises in other cities from Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New York will take place and ther trades will be made.
 New Britain. Meriden, and Water. bury are to hold their franchises but 1t is possible that the magnate' who hold the franchises in Bristo and Hartford will transfer then elsewhere.
 Phil Scott. the British heavy weight who has perhaps suffered moYo slams from newspapers thar any other boxer with the po sibl' exc lotion of Fred Fulton and Jo' Beckett. resents a recent dig which questioned his courage n, he has threatenetd to sue the Lon