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New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
PITTSBURGH IS
 LEADING ELEVEN
Holds Edge Among Nations
 Undeieated Football Teams

New York, Nov. 1 CP-Wnh tho downfall Of Dartmouth and Glenn son and the sCoroleSs tie Texas Uni Versity waEod with Southern Metho- dist. Pittsburgh's powerful Panther array has taken tho lead fmong the nations score or so Of undofeatcd football teams.
 Th" Panthors, who beat Ohio State l S-2 on Saturday, have rolled up 202 points in scoring six consecutive victories, Just behind them arc two Southern Conference schools Tulane and Tennessee, each with half dozen triumphs and point totals of lS6 and | >4 respectively
 All fold there were only I4 uu- beaten and united teams today with another dozen or so unl eaton but tied. Defcnsively only TeXas and St. MarN's Of California. could boast an unCrossed goal line. Five other teams, Ohio University, Texas Chris 'jan, Fordham, Baldwin Wallace. and Washington and Jef,rson ha l permitted only q single touchdow n hy the combined opposition.
 Tho list Of untlofeated teams as compiled by the Associated Press follows
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
ROLLER HOCKEY TEAM TO
 START AGAINST BROOKLYN
Hardware City Crew to Open It's Home Season Tonight at Stanley Arena - Steve Pierce to Lead Visiting Combinations Attack = Barney Doherty Arrives Fit for Season-Locas Suffer Defeat at Hands of Kid Duggan and Providence CIan-Detas

head, Brown and others, the score being just a bit better for Provi- d"nCc than the one Saturday nieht. Providence scored II and Brooklyn four
 IL will he a case tonight Of last years champions meeting the rum ners-up. Brooklyn will have Steve Pierce and LunderviIlo of the past champions, Herbert and Percgrin of Waterbury with Frobol in tho goal. Frobel is a Meriden boy who has just graduated from the amateur class.
 New Britain will have Williams and Pete Gasperini at the rushos. Pete Gaz2inga at center. Barney Do- herty at halfhack and Loycgreon in the goal. Doherty arrived in town today ready and fit for a hard seq son. All of his injuries which kept him out Of the game at tho close of last season, have been attended to and he has fully recovered,
 Preliminary Game
 Tomghts preliminary will he q battle between Glastonbury and q combination made up Of New Brit am amateur stars 10 he known as the New Britain All-Stars The first game will get underway al 8 o'clock and the main game of the evening will take place at 2 o'clock.
 The timing Of the periods has been changed this year. Instead of two 15-minute and one @O-minute sessions, the playing time this year will he full hour with four periods of , minutes each.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
TWO TEAMS HOLD UNBEATEN RECORD
RejuYenated Yale Team Fighting
 for Sectional Recognition

New York, Nov. 3 LP,-Novemhcr and tho climatic football games arc at hand with only Pittsburgh and Cornell holding unblcmishcd rec ords among the major eastern clcNcns but with rojuvcnatod Yale team ready 10 fight with the best for sectional recognition, Each of the three front runners faces tho usual hectic program from this point to the finish, Pittsburgh per haps tackling the hardest slate with w. and J.. Carnegie Tech and Penr State headed toward the Panthc' stadium in that order.
 The Partners at least can have whatever confidence an mbrollcn run of success to date is able to furnish, as can Cornell in facing Dartmouth and Pennsylvania in ita final big games. The Big Red team, hard pressed hy both Princeton and Columbia, seems al the moment several strides below the Panther eleven, despite it's presence at Pittsburgh's heels in the eastern scramble.
 Pittsburgh turned back Ohio State with case last Saturday by | s to in it's final Warm-up for the dash down the stretch. The Pan thor margin was even moro pro nounCed than the generous score indicates against one Of tho best de- fcnsivc olevcns in the Western Con ference.
 Cornell supporters were unable to gain so much comfort from the Ithacans' 12 10 victory over a Columbia eleven which failed hy something like fraction CT an inch 10 tic or win in the final sec ond.
 Yalo's surprising 16 70 12 victory over Dartmouth in the twilight on Saturday placed the Blue in the very front rank so far as purely eastern competition is concerned and sounded warning 10 both Princeton and Harvard that the
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
NEW ACTIVITIES START AT '. M.
Boxing, Fencing and TumbIin8
 Classes Get Under Way

Boxing fencing aud tumhIn2 classes ar" due 10 start this week. 'harIrs D, Orsic who has been teaching thc manly art for 70 years will again teach the beginners the scientific points about the game this year at the Y. M. (. X. The class "lll meet on Fridays at ?. m.
 Bryce L. Long, associate secretary at the local "N" who has been q member of the fencing team at Stanford, Cal, and who successfully taught the fencing class here q year ego, will again supervise the class at the "Y' this year. The class will meet on Wednesdays at $ D. m.
 The art Of tumbling and ground acrobatics ~ill always prove popu- lar 10 the youngsters and young men. and no better teacher in this art could be secured than Fred Ba- con. on" time member of Barnum and BaiIcys big top. and also q h"adlincr on the Keith circuit yedrs teams which have made good on the vaudeville stage. and he will again teach at rhc "" this year the class meeting on Thursdays. Boys and mon interested in the above classes arc urged 10 enroll carly as only a limited number can be handled in tho classes efficiently.
 Program for the week in the phv- siral department is as follows: Mon day. Junior "A, D. m. Young business mon recreation period. 5:30 T. m. Intermediates, ?. m. Sen tors, S:3o r. m. senior swim club practice, S:@o ?. m.
 Tuesday, Mems morning class at ip;$o. Junior ''B" class at ?. m. Older business mems class at 5:30 D. m. Employed "B" class at : ?. In. Tumbling class al D. m.
 Wednesday, Junior "A at 1 p. m. Mems recreation period at 5:3O D. m. Intermediates at D. m.
 Wrestling class beginners at 2 D. m. Fencing class beginners at s D. in.
 Thursday: Junior "R" at 1 p. m. Older business mon at 5:3o ?. m. Employed "B" at ?. m. Tumblng class beginners at $ ?. m. Factory basketball practice at ?. m.
 Friday. mems morning class al 1":%o. Junior "A class at 1 D. ln Mems recreation period at 5:&o p. m. Intermediates at r, m. Boxing class beginners at 5 D. m. Senior class at S;3o D. m,
 Saturday; Boys swim club prac- ticc at 2 a. m. Junior ~"B' class at ln a. m. Swim class beginners at l1:l5 a. m. Employed "B" at D. m.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
M 'GOORTY ID BE
 BURIED TOMORROW
Great MiddIeWeight Fighter to Receive Respect Of Sport World

Milwaukee, Nov. 4 LPD- Many old over the middleWcSt will 20 10 Oshkosh, Wis, tomorrow 10 attend funeral services for Eddie McGaprty. one Of the greatest middlewcights in the history of boxing.
 McGoorty died Saturday night after long illness. Although never recognized as middlcWcight cham pion. McGoorty fought and defeated almost every man in that division. when it was crowded with great slugger, McGoorty defeated Jack DiI- lon, Jimmy Clabby, Hugo Kelly. Frank Klaus, Gus Christie Fay Bronson, George Chip and Mike and Jack "Twin' Sullivan. The title was in dispute during McGoorty's time, but his claim 10 tho crown was as imposing as that Of any man in the division.
 After campaigning in this country he toured the world, winning the middleWeight and heavyweight championships of Australia, He later dropped both titles to Inc late Lcs Darcy, and returned 10 the United States. He owned q string Of horses for q time. but went tO Chi caCo about six years ago where he operated q gymnasium and refereed boxing matches.
 McGoorty for several months had been in a Milwaukee hospital seek ing relief from a throat ailmcnt which finally caused his death.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
BILLIARD NOTES
several Interesting Games Sched. ulcd Tonight At Rogers in Part ncrship League.

Some very interesting matches are scheduled tonight at Rogers Billiard Parlors in the partnership pocket league. The Cubs tackle the leading White SoX and are the taNorites to topple the driver. The Tanks take on the Robins first and follow the Cubs in a. double header. The Braves also will play tive games against the Red SoN and the Phillies. The Giants are scheduled against the Robins and Philies
 The last game played was won by the White SoX, J. Grngor and I. l.a2zaro against the Red Sox, Joze~ tiak and Mesllill, 100 10 6c. This gives in" White SoX a lead with thro" games won and none lost.
 Interest in the coming exhibition between Ralph Greenleaf and Frank Tabarski on Thursday night, Is rum ming high. Several cue followers saw thesc two perform in match at Hartford last week and they re- port ftne exhibition.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04

Lincups
 New Britain Brooklyn Kid" Williams ........- pcrcgrin
 First Rush
 Gaspcrlni ............,.. 2. Pierce
 Second Rush
 Gazzinga .............. Lundcryille
 Center
 Doherty ,............... Herbert
 Halfbach
 Lovcgrecn ..............,.. f'robcl
 Goal
 Roller hockey will come home 10 roost at the Stanley Arena tonight when the New Britain Partners. headed by one Of the greatest goal scorers of all time, Kid" Williams meets the team that last year rung mp another championship in the American lcaguo, the Albany team converted into the team that repre- scnts Brooklyn. new entry in the leaguc this year. To make matters more interesting. tho great Steve Pierce, one tim" playing partner of Williams and considered tho best noor-N alk"r m tn" game, WILL DC tho top-notcher with the visitors. Now Britain opened up in Provi- donce Saturday night and, without the services Of Barney Doherty, greatest haIfback in the game, sui fored its first defeat by the score of n to ,. New Britain, taking things easy for the first game, proved 10 b" rather easy meat Saturday, but the quintet will prove very differ cnt obstacle tonight
 Brooklyn. yesterday. also bowed in defeat 10 Mcssrs DuGgan, Muir
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04

| les in row since l921. nvades | West Virginia with strong cast.
 Georgia, the conqueror of Yale,
 comes north 10 play New York Uni
 Vcrsity in another intcrsectional | feature.
 l Pittsburgh's steamroller. after six victories i'll a row, faces the unde- 1 feated though twice tied Washing
 ton and Jefferson eleven, then only | has to tackle Carnegie and Penn State in succession 10 make it
 rousing finish If the Partners can wade through these rivals without q setback. no one will dispute their claims 10 national honors Yale has a lct-up against Mary.
 land but Dartmouth will need to re- i organize its b. tered forces to win 1 from Brown. Two O the few un- 1 defeated eastern teams meet at Boe- 1 ton when Fordham plays Boston 1 College. Each, however, has been 1 tied.
 Oklahoma must beat Kansas t5
 stay in the Rig Six race after this week. In tho southwest, Texas 1 faces q real struggle with Baylor while Texas Christian meets Rice i and the Texas Aggics oppose South | "rn Methodist.
 ! Georgia Tech. though beaten three times already, hopes to upsc. 1 tn" Southern Conference title hopes 1 Of Vanderbilt in the Dixie headliner. l kentucky's Wildcats. fresh from l |mopping up Clemson, will seek Ala i hama s scalp. Tulane and Jennes- i sec face comparatively easy assign mcnts.
 1 With California now in the van. awaiting the decisive clash with Stanford, inc Big Three" on the ! Pacific coast take on distant foes, Stanford plays Washington at Seat
 tie while California entertains Mon
 tana and Southern California meets l Nevada at Los Angeles. Utah is expected to clnch the
 Rock Mountain conference again in the game with Colorado college,
 which was defeated Saturday for
 the first time by the Utah Aggits.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04

Bulldog is biting again. Maryland will com" 10 the bowl this week 10 give Alhic Booth and tho Ellis a final brushing up for the objective games,
 Although Yale won last Saturday only because Longnecker of Dart mouth dared 10 pass the ball with his own team in the lead, the Blue 70 far outplayed the Green that the victory was well earned. Beane'a 23-yard run for a touchdown and Ellis mad dash of 18 yards with LOngneCkor's pass ClutChcd 10 his breast both were made possible by Dartmouth mistakes, but the Blue had the Green pressed to the wall through most of the long afternoon, with Albic Booth holding some thing of an edge over Marstcrs.
 In playing Maryland next Satur- day, Yale will have the incentive of q to 0 defeat last season to spur it's forces to play the harder.
 With eastern games behind it for the season, the Army eleven will ct Chris Cagle loose upon Illinois at Urbana next Saturday as liar ward invades Ann Arbor to meet Michigan. The Crimson stood tho test against Florida. fl to c, last Saturday as the Maize and Blue took the day off.
 Spurred by it's upset victory over the Navy by : to .. Pennsylvania turns 10 the Penn State game next Saturday with confidence. Hardly as much can be said for Princeton, which meets the best Lchigh team in several seasons following q sur prising j 10 defeat by Chicago.
 Dartmouth, somewhat crippled by it's crush in the bowl, will send q weakened eleven against Brown. but should win. Tho result Of the Georgetown Navy game is in much doubt. Georgct own has advanced rapidly since it's carly defeat by little Western Maryland. which is and proba bly, will remain undefcat- cd but which can claim. no title because Of it's light program.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04

New York. Nov. fP)-Thc race | for sectional and national football nonors was narrowed down to C handful Of surviving Contendcrs, with the November campaign just gathering hcadWay, due to the lat est, and, so far the most spcctacu- lar series Of upscts along the college Gridiron fronts.
 Georgia Tech, Illinois and South orn California, all top-rankinG in 1928, have been tumbled to defc2t 1 in the general melee while such sec tional titleholdcrs as Nebraska in i the Blk Six and Texas in the south west arc barely hanging on in the title hunt.
 On the basis Of the latest per- i formanccs. the most powerful ar rays arc Pittsburgh and Yale in the cast Notro Dame. Purdue and Min nosota in the middle west, Tcnnos- see, Kentucky, Vanderbilt and Tu- lane in the southern conference group, Utah in tho Rocky Mountain area and Californias surprising Golden Bears on the Pacific coast l In the other main sectors. Texas Christian holds al least tempor- ary edge in the race for southwest - orn conference hOnOrs while Okla | homa bars Ncbraska's path 10 the Blk Six top,
 Of tho Big Four" contcndcrs for rational honors who entered Satur- days fray SO confidently only Notre l Dame and Pittsburgh emerged with prospects that arc brighter than i before. as a result Of smashing vic tories respectively over Georgia Tech and Ohio State.
 Southern California and Dar.- mouth fell by tho waysidc in two of the most sensational games of charge of Calfornia's Bears. led by l Benny Lom; the Dartmouth Iu- dians before the Blue. led by Alhin Booth and "Hoot" Ellis, new Eli l hero.
 In spite of an carly season sot- ! back at the hands Of Georgia, no team in the country looms any more formidable now than Yal". conUueror of Brown. Army anI l Dartmouth on successive Saturdays. The Boilermakers of Purdue. with one of tho hardest hitting back | fields in the country, stepped into the national picture as well as the ! Big Ten lead by trimming WiScom- sin for their fifth straight victory. 1 Minnesota also has clean slate, with Indiana as the latest victim, but the two remaining contenders 1 for western conference honors. helI for the past two years by Illinois, do not meet this season, Minnesota tackles Iowa this week Whil" Pur- due has an easy intorsectional as signmcnt with Mississippi.
 This weeks program is featured | by two of the most colorful east . west engagements Of tho year. with ] Army inva ding the stronghold Of Illinois and Harvard iourneying 10 ! Michigan. but defeats have alterc l their early promise Of significance. ! Nevertheless there will be a battle when Rcd Gagle's mates tread the Gridiron made famous by the Gal lopinE Ghost, Red Grange. while tradition adds flavor 10 tho duel between the Crimson and Wolverine at Ann Arbor.
 Notrc Dame. after five straight victories. expects to have cOmpara- lively little difficulty in disposinS of Drake. If so the Hoosicrs will stake their national championship bid in the game with Southern California at Chicago Nov 16.
 Detroit, checked by s-6 tic with Marquette after scoring "a victor
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
STARTS WORK FOR GAME

New York, Nov. 1 UP) - Now York university today started work for Saturdays intersection clash with Georgia minus the services of Charley Marshall, varsity end. Marshall fractured his ankle in the Georgetown game Saturday and will be out for the remainder Of the season,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
SECRET SIGNAL DRILL

New York. Nov. 1 U'P)-A secret signal practice today will complete Ford hams practice for tomorrow's Grounds. Ray Hurley. who started at tackle last season, will make his debut al end tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04

York;, lies in nvsdes sectional national football West the Yale nton1er
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04

 
FEW ELEVENS REMAIN IN
 RACE FOR GRID HONORS

Georgia Tech Southern California and Illinois All Eiumbed in General Melee-Pittsburgh and Notre Dame Facing Brighter ospects-Saturday Pro- ductiye of Most Sensational Games of the Entire Season - Yale Appears Among Nest Formidable Crews
New Britain herald., 1929-11-04
SOCCER RESULTS

Br th" United Pross
 x. Y. Giants, 4 Hungaria. !. Fall River, 4 Providence. n. N, Y. lIispano- Hakoah. rain. Brooklyn Wandcrcrs-B Boston, rain
New Britain herald., 1929-06-14

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 Eat1's soewi sssw h,acesr. end she burst forth. 'sDecauss I dont want to be like mothsr, tha&'s why. I'd hate ts bs Ike motAsrl ohs makes me sack. she's so cAarming." Daughters Of very charming mothers do not always anA life | bsd' Of rossA believe that . great many of them. if they, like End. were not tempered and can- did. would express the same thoughts spriusing from the same bitter feelings.
 You mothers who are "so charm ing" be surs that you give your growing daughters chance to de- velop their own type of attractive ness. their own type of social ease. Try to soften what often must be . harsh comparison between the smooth poise of your maturity and the brusqueneas and angularity of youth. Let your daughter express herself.
 If sometimes she seems awkward and tactless. q bit on in her taste in clothes, don't tell her 70 all at once. Don't rub in what she prob ably knows perfectly we'll already- that she has long way to 90 be- fore she will be half as gracious and winning as you are. Let her emerge gradually from the hard chrysalis of her youth. lest. like unhappy Enid. she become defiant and decide to wear her fault as boldly as if it were a virtue.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-14
Herald;s Daily Pattern Service
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Pattern 1888

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 Pattern There is a dainty simplicity about this cunning model and it is 50 very easy to make. Several groups cf tucks, a few seams and the most adorable frock is completed. The collar fits snuSly about the neck, but there is an invisible front open ing under one of the tucks, that gives ample room for the chubby head to go through.
 Dotted handkerchief linen, dimity or swiss may be used for the bloomers and frock of Design 1866. All white. or white ground with colored dots will be delightful. Mar row lace edging trims collar and cuffs.
 May be obtained only in sizes 2, 4 and 6.
 Size 1 requires 2h yards 36 inch material and # yards lace. This model is easy to make. No drcssmaking experience is neces- sary. Each pattern comes to you with simple and exact instructions. including yardage for every size. \ perfect fit is guaranteed. Patterns will be delivered upon re- ceipt of FIFTEEN CENTS I5c) in coins carefully wrapped or stamps. Be sure to write plainly your NAME. ADDRESS. STYLE NUMBER and SIZE wanted. Our LATEST FASHION BOOK will be sent upon receipt of TEN CENTS in coin. Address all mail iand orders to New Britain Herald Pattern Department. c43 West 17th Street, New York City.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-14

New York. June 14 Smart Social Registrites contributed veritable lions share of chic at the milk fund benefit fair and tea that Mrs. Payne Whitney gave on her beautiful Man. hasset. Long Island. estate.
 The day was balmy and gorgeous inst a day to be capitalized by sweet summery clothes. especially since this years weather has paraphrased famous line so it is quoted this way: What is so rare as warm day in June"
 Hot weather clothes emphasize the are of looking cool. Now modes crys- tallize the importance of details. Collars, waistlines and the way sleeves flare are tremendously im- portant. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. for instance. wore a sweet printed frock of coiorful little flowers against a little background. that had it's three graduated tiers all scallop- ed in points. it's ruffled cuffs pointed in like manner and its shawl collar of suntan georgette coming to a point over a wisp of fine lace.
 Dame Fashion No Longer Unrunled
 Ruffles. ever very feminine. are increasing their scope. Mrs. Charles
New Britain herald., 1929-06-14

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 DostA Tairfax played up to my te,enhsae invitation beautifully. but | coda hsar in her apparently cor dial voice strained note which told A4 that she liked the situation picly had thrust upon her as little n did.
 .I'u be over there inside of half an hour" she said. And am at your seevice. although can't imag- inc your ever being in need of any, oas."
 It was an adroit way of calling me . self-sunicient snob. told myself. but lot no hint of my belief tinge my tsnss as I answered her.
 You overrate me-" I told her. with. . little laugh. But I'll wait until you get here to let you know what you're in for. Goodbye"
 I turned from the telephone fo meet Dickys eyes still watching me with the look which at first had deemed inscrutable. but which was no longer puxzlins. It told me that he quite fancied himself for adding Edith Fairfax to the personnel Of the party. which already included Philip Veritzen. although my em- ployer had not accompanied us to our floor. but was engaged in driv- ing . patient hotel manager to dis traction h the endeavor to find rooms which suited him.
 How soon will she be here?' he asked, and when I told him he rose and stretched his arms.
 ''I'li just 70 over to our shack and get my things put to rights" he Mid, and looked at me with what l knew was an appeal to help him with his unpacking. But Lillian in- tcrvened quickly and decidedly.
 Then Madge will stay here if she has any regard for her sanity" she said. I'd as soon be in a canoe in . maelstrom n in . room where any he-man is unpacking and settling his thiass. Come over here, Madge, and tell me what to do w,th these cur tains-"
 It was the flimsiest of excuses, but 1t served. and Dicky took the hint and his departure. Lillian took me by the shoulder and swung me around facing her as soon as the door closed behind her.
 Edith as Errand Girl
 If you let that-that 'boonch of soup greens, ,'-she quoted Katie with evident relish-"put anything over on you in this myself will see that you have your back against a brick wall tomorrow at sunrise, eyes blindfolded if you prefer. Here's the fdsa: You cant get out of the hotel. Therefore, you need an errand girl. Of course. we won't put it quite 50 crudsly as that. but don't you dare follow the Dicky- birds naive sugses-