New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

work for the unemployed in this city. The circular requests those who desire workmen to communi- cate with the chamber immediately The circular reads, Have you any wood you want cut? Does your yard need cleaning? Or, your eel lar?' and explains that the cham Der has lengthy list of names of men who need work and money.
 Fire at Endee Plant
 A small fire broke out in the boiler house of the New Departure Mfg. Co.,, on North Main street shortly after 10 o'clock this morn- ing. The Endee fire fighters were summoned and put the fire out with very slight damage.
 Play ScoreIess Tie The Maple Ends and West End football teams battled to a score less tie here yesterday afternoon at Muzzy field and failed to settle the city titf~ question. Manager R. Low 1 ell Huston of the Maple Ends said after the game that it was proba ble ! that another game would take place at Muzzy field a week from Sunday. l The goal posts were unmolested after the battle but it is thought that | they will be removed by rooters within the next two weeks. The elevens seemed to be evenly matched and were very strong de- fensively in the pinches. The West | Ends, especially in the final half, fought a defensive game but did it i well. Jumbo" Laviero, west side | halfback. gained much territory for club but was bottled up tightly when his team needed ground to carry the leather over the goal line. The | Maple Ends came within a hair of winning the contest when, with only ] five minutes to go, Jim Kane drop kicked about seven or eight inches outside the uprights. The work of Louie Schneider, Maple End wing man, was splendid at all time. Louie, who is nearly seven feet tall, was stopping opposing backs and snatching passes out of the ozone
 
 north end star of the game. Bobby Greene, the northern halfback, DOT trayed a stellar role with his won- derful kicking into safe territory. Not one of the diminutive backs punts were bloCked-they were all perfect. Bobby also gained con- siderable ground for his club. The West Ends ran into oceans of hard luck all through the title as Maple Enders smashed through and block ed kicks in the immediate shadows of the goal posts, but they held on every occasion.
 The game was fine one to watch and held the attention of the fans throughout,
 Manager Huston said at the game that the Maple Ends would play the New Britain Blues at Muzzy Field Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Sugar" Hugret will don the north end uniform for the tilt. Sugar" is a student at New York University and is, according to reports, one of the fastest ends on the "frosh' eleven there.
 Manager George Scott Of the West Ends said that his club would en- gage the Pawnees of New Britain al Muzzy Field Sunday afternoon anG q lively argument ensued. The "spat' was taken 10 William l. Tracy, Sr., chairman of the par. | Io, field, who decided that the gam, finished in a tie and if no definite agreement could be arrived at, tht same two teams would have to us, the field together in another cham. pionship game or not at all. Ar agreement was arrived at before the game to the effect that the winning team would have use of the grounds on the following Sunday but the game ended in a tie and the ques- ton arose, "Who will use the fielj Sunday"
 The line-ups and summary:
 Maple Ends West Ends SChmeltef ................ J. MellnC left end
 | SNlIl ,.........- SelHfdu
 left tackle
 McCuc .......'......--- tocane
 left guard
 C. RoloH ................ kappelI
 center
 NJ. Mum ............. NJ. LavierC
 right guard
 | S3nl3nlellO M0n1HC
 right tackle
 J. hdub lk, h5C
 right end
 E. Rolof ............. l., Cahoor
 quarterback
 bftthe -..,............ J, laNlefC
 left halfbacll
 w. kane ....,,......... NanasS(
 right h&libacll
 Splelman ............... (. Melint
 fullback
 Referee. Harry Ginsburg; umpire 'keC' Parker; linesman, Mahoney honorary field judges, Judge Wil. liam J. Malone, Dr. R. J. Boyle time. 15-minute quarters.
 Substitutions, West Ends-Peter. son for Nanassc, Marc for Rao. Van. asse for Peterson, Cavazza for l. Cahoon, Menillo for Nanasse. Howe : for CoCane, T. Laviero for Marc, l. , Cahoon for Cavazza, T, Laviero fol . Marc: Maple Ends. BlaslSe for C ' Roloff, Boyar for Mum, Alexander for w. Kane, Sullivan for F. Rolo.i Hubbell for Schneider, w. Kane foi } Green. Mum for Bovar, Schmeltcl , for Hubbell. Green for w. Kane, 7. , Rolotf for Sullivan. W. Hugret fo , McCuc. Amory for Spielman. Sulli ; van for F. Roloff, Moore for Sull van Matteo for Amory