New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
Spe a in g of Sports
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 SSe~$$S$S@~%$SSSS9SSs~SSs There has been a' decided cool ness all this week between certain gentry in the legal profession whose offices front along Main street The reason has been discovered, to wit certain football game that is to pe plaYed Saturday afternoon in NC" ork between the teams of New York and Fordham universt- ties.
 Harry Ginsburg, than whom there Is no more loyal rootcr for the maroon of Fordham, happens to be located directly across the street from David l.. Nair, who when he IS not delving into some section of politics, is singing the praises of his alma mater, New York University If looks could kill, these two would be dead shot by each other because all week long they have been gazing, with fire in their eyes. across the street at each other. Then down the street, Judge Bill Mangan, Harry Ginsburg's sidekicll when 1t comes to Fordham mat ters, stands ready to dash out of the New Britain National building at any time to help his brother.
 New Britain will be well repre- sented both on the playing field and in the cheering sections for the game. Monjue Ialoski has drawn attention to himself through his work in the backfeld on the Ford ham eleven.
 Dave Nair will attend the game in company with Al Greenberg. These two will shout their lusty cheers across the gridiron in den- ance of the group of New Britain ties on the Fordham side.
 Judge William F. Mangan heads New Britains Fordham delegation He will b. accompanied by Mrs. Mangan and Mrs. Ginsburg. Attor- hey E. J. MOnkiewicz is another 1'ordhamite and he will be on hand as will Attorney and Mrs. Martin Stempien.
 Attorney Ginsburg will be unable to attend because of the fact that he has been engaged to officiate at the Maine Massachusetts Aggies game Saturday. He has already of tciatcd at the Amherst-C Aggics contest and ho is engaged for the Springfield collogc-New York |. and the Tafts-Amhcrst games.
 Besides these, there arc a num- Der of intimate friends of Zalesli, including members of his family, who will be on hand to watch Mon jue in action. His work last Sat urday in intercepting a forward pass from St. Bonarenture and Waltzing 70 yards down the field for q touchdown, has brought him faV- orable comment in the metropoli- tan newspapers.
 Information from the office of State Athletic Commissioner Thomas F. Donohue comes to the effect that the ruling which was formerly in effect that only one boxing license would be issued in each city in the state, has been abandoned and any applicants, as long as they conform with the boxing regulations of the state, will be given permission tc conduct boxing shows in this or any other city in the state.
 The commissioner secured a rul- ing from the attorney general: office regarding the commissioner power to limit the number of Ii cenSes in each community and thu ruling stated that applicants mus be given licenses as long as the. conform with the rules of boxing.
 This means. then. as far as Ney Trit ain is concerned that there wi he two separate clubs in the stat who will be conducting b0Xin shows in the cit''. Roth state tha they will select w W.dnesday nights.
 Arthur De Pasqualc of Bristol ha already made arrangements to stag s"ows on Wednesday nights at tn Tlbs' hall on Main street, while Ali Parletein, one of the owners of th Stanley Arena, announced ycster dqy that he has taken out liCens to promote shows at the arena.
 Because of the fact that rolle hockey will be conducted on Mon days and Thursdays and the In dustrial Basketball league will op crate on Tuesdays and Fridays wit the New Britain basketball team an the Holy Cross league operatin Saturday nights, Wednesday night the only one open for boxing.
 According to what we hear, bot promoters have declared that the will go through with their plans fo boxing shows, regardless of wha the other fellow is going to dc This will leave two clubs opcratin In opposition to each other and is our guess that either one or tn other or possibly both, will fall b the wayside.
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