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New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
PRO BASKETBALL SEASON
TO OPEN HERE SATURDAY
New Britain Quintet Scheduled to Meet Bridgeport
Team Of Brothers-WiIliams and McElwain Likely
Looking Prospects Girls Five to Meet Manchester
Communities Permanent Squad Il Chosen = SILK
Town Combinstiea One Of Strongest In State
C0yle win RAferee

Pro basketball will make it, bow
to the public Of this city saturday
night 1t the tesniey Arena when the
New Britain quintet stacks up
against the Connecticut Yankees Of
Bridgeport In the opening game Of
the reason. The court campaign was
ushered In last night BY the Indus
trial league teams and by Saturday
night the game will be here to stay.
The Connecticut Yankees quintet
II = unique organization. It IL com.
posed Of five brothers Of the Ahl-
strand family. This 10 the first sea.
son that the boys have banded to.
gether ~ . unit although each. in.
dtvidually.- has starred time and
again on various other combinations.
Ono Of the brothers was Z star ON
the Bridgeport X. Of G. team while
another was q member Of the Wash
inston Palace Five. The other three
have played with the Bridgeport
High school quintet and other semi
PRO organizations throughout this
state and New York.
Manager Clarence Lanpher has
not yet decided on his squad. About
- men have been trying for posi-
tions on the team. Last years vet-
Grams arc showing excellent form
and the place made vacant by the
detection Of Rubenstein. will be fiji.
ed capably by McElwain. former
American league star. williams now
playing fullback for the Providence
Steam Roller football team. IL 4 for
mer Connecticut Aggies star. He 10
either a center or 4 guard and he Ia
favorite to land . permanent berth
on the quintet. Sloman. Zak1ewski,
sheehan ana Leary, the four regu-
lars from last year all seemed due to
be regulars again this season.
Girls to Start
In the preliminary game Saturday
night. the New Britain Girls basket
ball team will make it, debut. Fol-
lowing a stiff practice session. tho
squad to work Saturday night has
been picked. It includes Nellie sar-
tinsky OF Landera and Mary Hudak
Of Corbin Screw as forwards; Mary
Jarnct Of the Stanley Rule a. CEN
ter: Charlotte Jacobs Of Landers as
guard or center: Pat Dashner NJ
Stanley Rule. Kay Terwilliger Of
Landers and stefanie Olzowy Of p.
4 r. Corbin ~ guards
The team will meet the Manches.
ter Communities In the first game.
This team appeared in this city Sow
eral times last year and was one 81
the hest female quintcts seen. The
squad this season Ia practically the
same AZ last year and the New Bri-
tain girls are in for a severe test.
The roster includes Anne Scranton.
Marian Wells and May Truslow A.
forwards: Mary McHaie as center
and Peg and Alice Robb a. guards.
Billy Cole Of wallingford will re-
will be in Maine with hts team SGT.
urday night and will not be avail
able. The GIRLS game will start at Z
o'clock while the main contestsof the
evening will be started promptly at
. o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
RECORD CROWD EXPECTED

South Bend, Ind, Nov. II (UP)
The largest crowd In history is ex-
pected here Saturday when Notre
Dame meets Carnegie Tech. All
available seats-about 35.000-have
been sold. Rockne was to give the
regulars a good workout although
est had been scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
ONE MORE SCRIMMAGE

New York, Nov. II (UP)-Coach
Chick Meehan plans to send the
New York university football squad
through one more scrimmage before
meeting Missouri at Yankee Stadium
SATURDAY..
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
SQUAD LOOKS LETTER

Champaign, ILL.,. Nov. IA UP)-
They're looking better" said
! Zuppke yesterday as the 1llini
, finished practice session in prepar-
alton for the Chicago game Satur-
day. Dwight Stressv, veteran quarter,
was baz i in the pilot position after
being out with injuries.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
DEVELOPS FORWARD PASS

West Point, N. T.. Nov. II (UP)
Coach BiH Jones turned his at.
tention to developing the Army's
forward pass attack in preparation
for coming games with Nebraska
and Stanford. Nave. eagle, Hutch.
inson and Piper all we're busy
throwing passes in yesterdays ses-
sion.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14

A record crowd which attended
the Industrial league games at the
Stanley Arena last night was treated
to basketball which was OF the mid
season variety for the greater part
of the night. Last nights games
marked the opening of the basket
ball season in this city.
The first two games, which in
volved the Stanley Works. Russell
e. Erwin, Corbin Cabinet and Lam
ders teams were slow and uninter-
esting for the greater part OF the
time, but some corking good basket
ball was shown In streaks. The last
game Of the night between the New
Britain Machine and Corbin Screw
was the feature contest and al
though the Screw Shop team began
to pull away during the latter part
of the play the game was fast
throughout and was punctuated sew
eral times with spectacular Shots
sterling pass work and good defen-
sive play.
Referee Billy Coyle of Walling-
ford was the eleventh man on the
floor and he made decided hit with
the fans. His decisions were not
questioned at any time by the gal
Iery referees and he kept the game
moving. ..
stanley Works. RIsswin
During the first nine minutes OF
the Stanley Works Russwin game.
there was little scoring. but at the
nine-minute mark Elmer swanson
of the Workers broke 3 to tie
and his teammates began to ma the
hoop, The score at half time was ~
to 4, Stanley Works favor.
The Stanley Works lead varied
from three to six points through
most of the second half. but IN the
final minutes through scores by
Haieis: the Buttmakers finished with
a 10-point lead. the highest held
during the game.
CAPTAIN Russ Haigis OF the
stanley Workers was the teams best
performer, while Karbonic's shoot
ing and the work Of Morelli ana
Nyborg on the floor were features.
The Russell e. Erwin team whlch
consisted of five guards. showed II
was not a very strong offensive COM
bination but If the two who are play
ing forward improve on their moor
work the team should be a nara
combination to beat this year.
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
MAY USE NEW LINEUP

Evanston. ILL.,, Nov. "a (UP)-A
new Northwestern lineup may face
Indiana at Bloomington next satur-
day. Coach Hanley 10 not satisfied
with the team as II stands and
hopes to make its attack more diver
sified.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
HOLDS LAST xCRuMMACE

Princeton, N. j.. Nov. IL (UP)-
The Princeton football team has had
it's last scrimmage this season. I'm.
willing to risk injury to his regulars
in scrtmmage. Coach Bill Roper an.
nounccd only dummy scrtmmass
will finish the season. Wittnler.
Bennett. Mile and Norman probably
will start In the backneld against
Yale Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
LIGHT WORKOUT

New York, Nov. ~ (UP)-Ford-
ham was to take light workout
today in preparation for the clash
with the undefeated Detroit eleven
at the Polo Grounds Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14

| o. N
RECORD CROWD ATTENDS
DUSTY LEAGUE OPENING

Teams Show Mid.Season Form In First Games Of Year
Battle Between Corbin Screw and New Britain
Machine Feature of the Evening Other Two Con.
tests Slow and Uninteresting- Referee Billy Coyle
Makes Decided Hit With Fans - Campaign Gets
Away to a Good Start
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14

A Herald CLASSIFIED Ad sold my
car. he said.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
League Standing

Last Nights Games
Stanley Works. %; Russwin, IL.
Corbin Cabinet. II; Landers, 16.
Corbin Screw. 40; N. B. Machine,
"a.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
New Rritain Machine

Referee. Coyle: timer. Sexton:
scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
HARTFORD. HAS NEW MEN
FOR NEW BRITAIN GAME

Giants Add Seven Players to RosterScore Impressive
Victory Over Rochester Team-Nutmegs Confident
After Great Showing Against Stapleton- Sunday S
Game Will Be Second In Series Between Rivals
Both Clubs Dickering for Services of Johnny Grip
Play Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-14

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TABLE BOARD.
WANTED-FLOOR SPACE.

WANTED-LARGE ROOM FOR FURNI.
ture storage easy Of access: also garage for
dead storage must be reasonable. Address
Box 244-S. star Office.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17
INCREASE or AUTOS in
THIS COUNTY 43 PER CENT

Comparative statistics on motto,
vehicle registration. arranged by the
state Motor Vehicle Department
show that the number of vehicles has
more than doubled in six counties Of
the state since 1921, and that the in.
crease in every county has been al
least forty-seven per cent. The ave-
rage increase for the state during
nc period was fifty-two per cent.
AT the end Of 1927 there were more
vehicles registered in Hartford Coun-
~ than in any other, but New London
county reported the greatest per-
eentage Of increase since 1921. The
gain for New London county for the
period was fifty-seven per cent, as
compared with fifty-three per cent in
Hartford county; fifty two per cent in
Middlesex; fifty-one per cent in Litch-
field. and fifty per cent in both Fair
feld and Toliand counties.
Those below the fifty per cent in
crease mark were New Haven, with
forty-eight per cent. and Windham
county reported the greatest per-
This represents an increase in the
county of 5,298 cars TO 1895 cars be-
.veeu 1921 and 1927.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17
DISTRIBUTED TO HIGH SCHOOLS
on Public Utilities Used
in Large Numbers

topeclul 20 inc AahloAy
Washington, ID. c., May lO--Six-
teen thousand one hundred and eighty
six copies Of the Catechism on Public
Utilities, edited by the Connecticut
Committee on Public Service Inform
alton have been distributed 20 high
schools and other institutions of learn
ing ranking with high schools in Con-
necticut are now in use in seventy
six such institutions of the state, ac-
cordipg To records presented to the
United States federal trade commits
sion By Clarence G. willard, secre-
tary Of the Connecticut Committee.
The records show that sixty Of these
schools received the revised 1927 edi-
ton Of the catechism while sixteen
are still using the original catechism.:
The records filed by Mr. Willard
reveal the following number OF cste-
chlsms in use ia the various schools IN
this section. Killingly IS original;
Putnam, so original. so revised edi-
tons; Tourtellotte, 100 original, 30
revised: Woodstock Academy, IL re-
vised editions.
Putnam patriot., 1928-05-17

broken sieve. Can't YOU grasp the idea that TN
As delicaaely adjusted inside as a watch9 | get
really peevcd at the stuff you dump into me.
Where do you get il. anyway How much do you
saver few pennies and then pay dollars 10
set me back into shape. And while am getting
this Crouch out Of my system. want 10 say
word about oil II don't get crank case full q
good oil pretty soon. you'll be walking. I've been
working for week on nothing much but mud
IT, My bearings feel Ike sandpaper. | haven't
enough compression TO blow up toy balloon.
Treat me right and Tn good for another twenty
thousand miles. Give me good gas and oil. Boss.
please