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New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
SEVEN PLAYERS
 ID STOP TILDEN
Tennis Stars All Grouped in
 0uaTte7-Final Round

Forest Hills, N. r., Sept, 12,-CP) If Big Bill Tilden's drive for his seventh national tennis singles is to he stopped. the stopping will have to be done by one of seven players.
 In addition to Big Bill himself the quarter final round bracket today comprised Johnny Van Kyn John ny Docg. Henry Austin, of England, the lone surviving foreign contender; Winner Allison. Fritz Morcur, Frank Hunter Tudcn's old friend and con- rade, and Richard x. Williams champion of 13 years ago,
 Van Ryn, bracketcd with TiIden in the quarter finals today, defeated him last winter in an indoor match, but on the basis of his recent play in singles is considered to have only an outside chance to win from the old master Van Ryn dropped a set in his match with Tamio Abe of Japans Davis cup team yesterday while Tildon won in straight sets without even tine necessity of remov- irg his sweater,
 If form prevails and Tilden uses Van Ryn as a stepping stone 10 the scmi-finals his next opponent will be the survivor of today's promising international duel between DocS and the English styliet, Austin.
 Austin was forced to fiv" sets yes terday. barely escaping defeat at the hands of Ed Policeman, former Harvard player. Docg also had to come from behind after losing the first set to Julius Seligson of Lchigh university.
 In the lower half of the draw, Tildcn's Man Friday" Hunter is still carrying on. having beaten off a serious challenge from the Kansas City youngster, Wilbur Cocn, in four sets yesterday, Hunters quarter final opponent is Williams, a &7 year old veteran two years his senior, who eliminated the former Yale star, Arnold Jones, III Il great I'N' HEI Dat tie.
 Neither Hunter nor Williams, should one of them reach the final, would present any serious obstacle to Tildcn. Since his rise to supremacy in 1920, Big Bill has held the In dian sign on these members of his own tennis organization.
 A rore serious threat may come out Of the fourth quarter final match in which the amazing Allison, con- pucror of Lott on Tuesday, encount- CTS Mcrcur Unless Fritz, a notorious fin and outer" hits one of those days when he is doing everything exactly right Allison should win.
 Like Tilden, both of these players had easy assignments yesterday. Mcrcur riddling Johnny Millen in straight sets and Allison tlattening Elmer Griffin, another New Yorker. After losing the first set Allison came to life and won the next three in short order, his smashing net game sweeping the last two sets without loss of single game.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
KAPLAN BATTLES
 CABANA THURSDAY
Former Eeathe1We;Sht Champion
 Refuses to Give Up Ring

There have been comebacks and comebacks in the fight game, but one who is famous all over the country for his Comebacks will ap- pear at the New Haven Arena on Tuesday night September IT, when the indoor season opens with an all star card. The comeback artist is Louis Kid Kaplan, Of Meridon, who meets Emery Cabana in the main bout of 10 rounds at 1&5 pounds. The show is in the form of a benefit for the building fund of the Jewish Home for the Aged.
 Kaplan. who is rockonod to have q hard fight on his hands in meet ing Cabana. French Canadian, who has made rapid strides during the present year, is the subject of an article in the September Issue of Fight Stories.
 The chunky little Meridcn man, the article reads. won the feather weight championship Of the world some years back. Having outgrOWn the class he surged in among the ljghtwcights confident that he could make good there as he had among the smaller men.
 For a while he succeeded. Then Billy Wallace knocked him out Sc did Jimmy McLarnin. If looked as though ilapIan was finished as a top-notch fight man. But you cant discourage a fellow like that Lou kept on, He outpointcd Wal lace in a return match, and won several other bouts Then he was pitch-forIlod into bout witf sammy Mandcll-Which gave him rank as q leading contender among all the lightweights. He has yet tC meet the titicholder.
 kaplan's outstanding quality is his refusal 10 become discouraged He simply won't give up.
 A man like that, pittod against q youth like Cabana, points to | merry go as the feature bout on the 17tb
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
BAT'?ALENO WORMS
 HARD FOR BOUT
Hartford SGTapper to Be in Bo3j Possible Shape lo? RoutiS

Hartford, Sept. 12-Not Battalino Hartford's sensational feathcrwcjght is looking toward the hilltop as he his the road every morning these September days.
 The pride of IIartford'5 East Side, who swept everything before him in his amateur days to win the nH- tional amateur foathcrWcight cham p;onship, gcts q "shot' at q worlds title on Monday night. September g as he battles Andre Routi5. fcathorwciGht champion, in the big Nclodrome here
 That is why BaHaliuo is workin2 fovcrishly to be in the pink and that is why he is doing not q littlc Gay-drcummg as hr gets 1lp with the sun and strikes out for th broad hiShWays
 This bout is the Hartford feath- crwcights shining opportunity and he intends to make the most of it An athlete without d bad habit. he is also one of the most faithful in the alI-imrort@At business of train- ing
 He dos not find it irksomc as dc so many fighters, but actually likes if. both the work on the road and the routine in the gym. Bat grind5 out a few miles every morning and in the afternoon goes into the gym fer a hard workout.
 Mickey Flahivo local lightweight and former member of the Strih- ling cntouraga. steps a few round. with BattalinO every day and Mick cy says Bat is hitting harder thar cvcr
 Tho Hartford fnatherWeight'. record, both as an amateur and T! a professional is liborally sprinkle. with knockouts II" is q remark tbly hard hitter for q feather weight and the majority of h. bouts have found him winner b. ! kayo before the fifth round.
 In fact his habit of bringing ol i his bouts to speedy termination be gan to get mpnotonous and Hart ford boxing fas1s clamorcd for stii fer opposition for him.
 This summer he Ontclass0d Edli Lord in a battle for the state cham pionship and then wen decisivcl over Al Brown, dropping the flash ! colorcd boy to the canvas thoug not scoring a llayo over him.
 Now he finds himself facing chance for the worlds title thoug not yet two years in the profession al end of the % me.
 This is my big chance" say Bat. "I hope to win-and on knOrkoMt"
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
By WALTER BROWN


 Chicago, Sept. 12 P'-"Bnr' Wriglcy now can write off all the millions he has spent to give Chi cago a National League pcnnant.
 With the Cubs budding champions of the circuit, Wriglcy considers it money well spent. 'I like Winn .r-nut above all I like q fishtor.' and the man who made the munehing jaws Of the mill hons pay him fortune gave diff tcrent tone to that bromide,
 Wriglcy bought into the CUbs in 1916 when they played ont on the west side. Most of the stock was held by out of town intcrc-ts A few years later he obtained control, and began pouring the do,l1rs into the enterprise.
 Tho new park on the north sid" death scene Of the Federal Leagu" effort. needed renovation. It got if 10 the tune of more than $Io00.U00. The ground needed sod; the club needed friends; new players, Il man agcr and a president
 After several seasons. Wrialoy was in the red He didn't mind that. Hadn't be been on the ofi#ido of the | ledger with his chewing gum sum; his Catalina enterprise, too?
 Tho ground got its sod; the best Wriglcy could buy. William Ncc"k, who wrote sports as "Bill' Bailey. was Wr.glcy's choice for president of the club. Nceck would get the friends. Eventually doe Mct'arthy was Wriglcy's made-to-ordcr man ager.
 Wrigloy is GS and looks half Of that. He saw every home game this year. and made one road trip i the last.
 The life story of the Cubs owner is not an Algor plot. He was rear 1 cd in wealth, but he built q far greater fortune on another commo- dity. His father made baking row ! der.
 Chewing gum was a special out cast when he began popularizing it. | Catalina island was only m island when he bought it, The Cubs scarce 1 lv were ball team when he acquir- cd them. Write your own plot.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
HIG!I ELEVEN HAS
 INITIAL WORKOUT
Coach Cassidy Faces Biz Pro5-
 len in RaGkfeId This Year

After the frs, real practice of the New Britain High school football squad at Willow Brook park ycstcr- cay afternoon, Ii seems quite arr5T- cnt 10 Coach George NJ. Cassidy and the alumni body that this years problem will be in the bacliicld.
 Two teams in uniform were on the field last night and the WclN out, for the most part, consisted of kicking and catching of tn" football There was no hard football. Coach Cassidy is anMous that the boys harden I'D sufficiently to combat dangers of accident, The football pants have not. arrived and those who have no last years togs hav" been practicing in their ciyios with the jersey and shora supplied by the school.
 After about am hour Of kicking practice in which Herhy Carlson, A. Middleton. Bill Mangan and GrimaIa played prominent parts, two teams were chosen by the coach. The first team consisted of Dumin, center; Nauasse and Potts, guards; Mikal- 4usEas and LudUinowic2, tackles; Schmarr and Fini;. ends; NanGan, quarterback; Ross and MildlctoWn, hdIfbachs. and Carlson, fulback. Fink who is a bachGold candidate was taken from the end position and stationed at fulIback on tho sec ond team when the coach was CT aanizng this outnt and "Buddy' -reinle tool! the end position on the first team.
 With Fink in the second team uac}hpld were Frynk Holoslli quar- rorback, and BoSdmshi and Wcsoly, halfbacks The line consisted of G,imala, center; Marshall and My. rarshi, guards; O'Brien and Sar=is- . ian, tackles ami Gilman and Lime ian ends.
 Coach Cassidy is planning on making q backHcld man out Of Joe . Bcglansli end on the team last i year. BoGdansili is fast and has al- ways shown a faculty to learn quick ly. Thc coach frgls he is in need oI bac.lttcld material and is anxious to develop H heavy, fast array ot talent. Tine only new backG"ld man who made an apprarance last night was Fink who at one time in the afternoon made q beautiful tackle while running down on punts. The other backs, Ross, Middleton, Man gan, Carlson, Xalcsli, Wcsoly ana BCgianski were all on the squad last year.
 If Bogdanshi is shifted to in, hackGcld, Coach Cassidy will have the task of developing two ends The other wing position was lcf open by the graduation of "Gunny . Nelson.
 Mike Grip, one of the four rcgu lar b&cEticld mon on last year; team. was declared ineligible tC participate in athletics during tho rest of his school career. II is prob able that he will complete his stud ics in about two months.
 Louis Landino, captain of las years team. was at the park work ing out with the boys yesterday During the greater part of the after noon he received punts with thu hack1icld men. He will leave soOl Tor Franklin &, Marshall college il Lancaster, Pa, where he will try fO u place on the freshman team.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
FAFNIR TEAM IS BLANKED
 IN STATE DUSTY BATTLE
Ney; Britain Nine Is Eliminated in State Play by Elm weed Endees - BuclZland Is Returned as Winning PitcheY-Einal Score Is to - Hardware City Crew Fills Bases Twice But Double Plays Kill Any Scoring Cfanco3-Wj jnncrs Start in First Inning

New Britain failed to survive the first game in the state industria baseball league playoff yesterday afternoon at Colts park, when i suffered a to 0 defeat @t the hand! of the Elmwood Endco club, repre-. sentative of Hartford in the Statt aerics.
 "Lcfty' Buckland, mainstay O, the Corbin Red SoX. occupied tho mound for the Capital City agGrc- gation and although the Dragon: got as many hits as the EndccS each team getting nine, they were so scattered that no scoring wa! done by New Britain.
 Right in the first inning, the Endccs punched their hits to count three times and this gave the Hart ford team q flying start towards the victory that was ultimately won.
 Bucklanl was ir. hot water many times during the game but at all times the sterling support ac- corded him saved him. Twice the I'afnir team filled tho bases only tc have tho End"os pull off two light ning-like double plays to kill any scoring chances.
 Shortcll, shortston for the Hart, ford crew, was the big man with the willow with four hits out of four times. He handled seven chances in the field without a slipup. Fer suson and Buchcri. each with three bingles, hit hard for tho New Britain team. Sjpples of the Endccs h"lted out a,home run.
 Hartford meets Winstod ncXi week in tn" next step towards the state title. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
HUGO BEzDEiI HAS
 FEWER PROBLEMS
Veteran Coach Of Penn State Eleven Has Strong Nucleus

State College. Pa, Sept. ? P- The burden of whipping into shap" @ football team at Ponnsylyani@ State college rests less heavily upon Hugo Eezdch this year than it has for several seasons past. With only three regulars missing from the 1928 team the grizzlcd veteran has attacked his job with fewer early season problems than for some years pas1
 Steve IIamas. fullh"ck and multi letter mar; George nrlp, veteran end. and Allie Wolff, versatile half back completed their college car rcrs last June but the rank and file of their teammates remain as the nucleus about which Penn Stat hopes to build q team capable oi playing successfully the hard schcd ule mapped out for ii.
 On the card which confronts the Nitany Lions this year are New York University, Pennsylvania, Pitt, Syracuse. Lafayette and Bucknoll with the first four to Le played away from homo.
 Included in the squad which Coach Hc&dck has had at work for two weeks are T. letter men, eight 0. whom are juniors who played their first varsity football last year. Oj the seven seniors, only three hay, gone far toward clinching regular horths. Captain Jack Martin. Whc came her" from sharon. the city which sent Bozdok one of his great est stars, Harry Wilson, has d firm sriO on a guard position whil" Ralph Kicker, fleet Carlisle lad, is holdins an end berth and Herb Eschhach, oi Lancaster. is hattIing with Harrl IcAndrows. another third year man for center.
 i Earl Edwards and Meyer Kaplan both juniors who developed quickly into good Win@men last year, vii bo back at the ends this soa"On possibly alternating with Neil stan Icy and Bill Strublc. Calvin Shaw. 1 Joy. S'ate colIag" high schoCl ITO. 1 duct. has been holding his own ir comDotition with Turino ranaccion ] tackle during the past two saaaons i The second guard position is th' 1 objective Of 2 keen struggle botwoc' q former Nilllos-Harrc high echoo star. Ncnoroso. and John Torcla ! Bethlehem veteran. and Gillard, wh' like Ncncroso c9mo from the 1922 frc"h eleven.
 Steve Iiamas' fulbacll post is h." i ing monon0lizc1 by another Gradu at" from tr" freshman squad. La sisch. q II0zloton boy whosn brilli"n { plungir~ mad" him an cutstandin' e'ar in his first year here. Bil 1 Hcnslc. Of Elizabeth, x. J, is als' a prospect.
 The other three h9cllriold pos! lions will be filled by the three bal totcrs who led the Nittanv Lion of fcnsiyc last year; Cooper French, q quarterback. and Tom Evans an. Franl; Doidrich. at halfback. BO' Snyder. last seasons freshman qGar ter who has impressed Eczd'k h. his running. kicking and general ship, will probably win the soconc string assignment
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
Three Managers Will
 Make Radio Speeches

Pittsburgh, Sept. 12 (P>-Why the Pirates, Giants and Cardinals did not beat out the Cubs in the virtual ly settled National lcagu' pennant race may be revealed 10 radio fans tonight. Jewel Ems. John J. McGraw and Bill Mckechnie, managers IT. spoctivoly of the Pittsburgh, New York, St, Louis teams, will make short addresses tonight starting at 11:lG eastern daylight time over .HDKA Branch Hickey vice prosi- dent of the Cardinals. aid members of the Pirate team also will speak.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
HOME RUN CLUB

}y the United Prcss
 Ica4sCrs Ruth Yankees 4. Klcin. PhiIliea, %S. Wilson, Cubs. 33. Ott, Giants, 37. TIornsby, Cubs, &5, lroNN. Athletics, 9. Gahrig, Yankees 31. O'Doul. Phillics, 30, simmons, Athletics, 29. Dottomley, Cardinals, 1.
 A'cStcrday's HOmCrs stone. Tigers. l. Alexander, Tigers. 1. Todt, Ped SoX, |. Klein, Phillies, l.. Hurst, phillies, l. Ott. Giants. l. Stephenson, Cubs- 1. Wilson, Cubs, i. rolson. Cubs, 1. Bottomley, Cardinals, 1.
 Total; National League, 696. American Lcaguc, 555. Total, 1,251.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
HITCHCOCK STARTED YOUNG

Tommy Hitchcock, national ace of polo. started in the game when l6 years old. helping the MeadoWbrook club to win the championship. Soon after he went to jdn the French Air Corps.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
BLUES TO PRACTICE

The New Britain Blues football team will practice tonight at o'clock 9, Willow Brook park. All candidates are asked 10 be on hand.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
DOFSN"T KIT

Lord EcThy's stable Of thorough brcda earns $15O.0Qo to $20o,o0o annually in turf prizes, but Lord Derby never bets.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
nnnED HAYWOOD STATE sE% a tzG OAK nkH
ONLY FOUR GAMES NEEDED
 BY TWO LEADING OUTFITS

Another Day of Campaigning On Major League Fronts Results in Favor of Chicago Cubs and Athletics Mackmen Clip White SoX [ to as Browns White wash Yankees to - McCarthys Clan Downs Philles as Giants Take Two From Pittsburgh Pirates.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

Two bas, hits: shorteIl. Venture, Ilol2- semtr, Eauia. Lc Bel. Home run: Sip pes. Stolen bases: Ferguson, Buchegi. Sacrifice: Alexander Double plays: Blu rhcri to EHaus.. Bucklaud to Barry tC SplIcs. Shortrl to Millan 10 Sipples. Left on bases; New Departure 1, Eafnir S. Bas, on balls: of Euckiaud 1. Struck out; Ky Euckland :. Ilabcr ?. Hit hy pitcher. By Eunklaud (Neuturo). Wild pitch; IT&brr. Empires: Elliott and Noo- nan. Time: 1.55.
 z-Rattrt foy Ecuure in 9th.
 " Eattcd for Venture in 9th.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
x-One out when winning runs Nx-Battcd for Sorrcll in 7th,

H-TatteI Tor N0Nne m 6tM.
 zz-Batted for Carroll in 9th
 Detroit G0J o10 600 0-7 Boston lo0 100 o52 IS
 Two base hits: Johnson, Todt. Three base hit: McMauus Home runs; stone, Alexander Todt. Struck out; By Sorren i Page l, Ruling 1, M Gaston I. Los ing pitcher: Page. Winning pitcher: NJ
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

The veteran Art Nchf held the hard hitting Philadelphia PhiilioS to five scattered hits as the Chicago Cubs moved to within four gam of mathcmatical certainty by q , 10 , victory.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
WATCHING THE SC0REB0ARD

By the United Press.
 Yesterdays Hero-Gcncral Alvin Crowdcr, right handed ace of the St. Louis Browns, who blanEod the New York Yankees for the second successive time, , to Q. The Tanks lave gone scorcless in four of the last five games with the Browns. Crowdcr allowed five hits.
 The st. Louis Cardinals swept both games of double header with the Boston Braves Il to 1 and to 1. Al Grabowsk, Cardinal rookie hurl- 1T from Danvillc, famed five in his initial major league effort.
 With all the scoring packed into the first inning the Philadelphia | Athletics beat the Chicago White SoX to and moved 10 within four games of mathematical certainty of winning the pennant. Lefty Grove failed to last an inning.
 The New York Giants cut the 1 IllISD UtEu SttDlh Hldi' lN'b't tD T = games hy taking both games of a l double header, ? to i and 10 10 ,, Tho Washington Senators siippcl 1 into tie with Detroit for fifth place by q virtue Of q to : victory oyer the Cleveland Indians. A three run rally in the eighth clinchcd the i game.
 Buck Newsomo, late of Macon in the sally League. made an auspi- cious major league debut but the | Brooklyn Dodgers dropped to ? decision to tn" Cincinnati Rods. Newsomc allowed five hits and two earned runs in seven innings and l famed five batteGs.
 The Boston Red SoX came from l behind 10 defeat the Detroit Tigers, 1 s to :. in ten innings Reeves sinsl- rd in the tenth went to second on q i had throw and scored on Rothrocl,' s single.
 The veteran Art Nchf held the hard hitting Philadelphia Phi!lioS to five scattered hits as. the Chicago ] Cubs moved to within four gam of mathematical certainty by 10 ? ! victory
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
Silibe 10 Take Care
 Of Philadelphia Fans

Philadelphia. Sept. F UP)- With mail applications for series tickets opening Monday, Vice Presi- dent John Shibe of the Athletics, soothcd many an anxious PhiladcI- phia fan with the announcement that "ovcry efforts will be made to take care of Philadelphia fans first,
 Applicants are limited 10 two sets each. A set includes one ticket for each of the three games scheduled ncrc. Prices range from a reserved box seat set for $19.S0 10 general admission blcachcr seats at $1 each.
 EVANS WON BOTH
 Chick Evans, in 1916, won both the open and amateur golf cham piOnshirs.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

The Boston Red SoX came from behind to defeat the Detroit Tigers, s to :. in ten innings Reeves sinsl- rd in the tenth went to second 'n q bad throw and scored on Rothrock's s single.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
pITTSErIIliIl

|I0faTS I5 IT 2 U >--Eaa lur Hogan in 7th
 Uaft,j for Ealgraaves in 5tl,
 z-Ha1'.d lor SwrIonir in Sth. New York oQl 200 4o3~-Id Pittsburgh Ual oo0 lVo--
 Tw1 ua-o hits. Mays Trayuor Three "7-e Et'- arn~ ttome run: out. struck out By Meme 8. Winning pitcher: Mays. ...s.tL I... u.t. SWUipui,.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
National League

(First Camel New York u0D 0lO 001-2 Pittsburgh ono 900 OOI-1
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
CLEVELAND
WASHINGTON

Tota's 8 Y II ? | CleNeland 0l0 o0) lu0-2 1 Washington 10t oao o3X-1
 Two base hits: J. ScwalI Judge. Three
 base hit: Gos.n. Struck out: By Hudlin | ?, Marhcrry 3.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
CIIIcAGn

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New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

Tho Washington Senators siippcl into a tie with Detroit for fifth place by virtue Of d to : victory oyer the Cleveland Indians, A three run rally in the eighth clinchcd the gamc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-23

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