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New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
HANK BRUDER IS
 BACK WITH TEAM
N0rthWeStern'S Famous Star Re.
 covers From Illness

Chicago Oct. 27 (P-Bad news for Northwestern's future football foes:
 Hank Bruder, Northwestern's fa- nous jinX star, today emerges from the Chicago isolation hospital where he has been confined with slight attack Of smallpox for the past two weeks.
 Pronounced recovered, the great wildcat triple threat player hoped ,o jump right back into uniform for immediate work against Minnesota Saturday, if needed in the fight to keep his team heads up in the cam paign for the Big Ten champion ship. He was in fairly good cond- tion because of long dummy prac- tices in the backyard of the hospi- tal
 I'm so happy I can't help but cry" Bruder told his nurse when notified he was to leave today. "Confinement isn't for mo. I'm yearning to get back to football an l I should stay there this time. as I've had enough hard luck for 20 football tcams.'
 Bruder, heralded by Coach Dick Hanley of Northwestern as tha greatest football player he ever has seen, injured his side and was fore ed out most of the season in 1928; in 600 hn hr0lyo h ic locy hi fire conference game against Wisconsin, and this year smallpox kept him out of all but one game.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
GRIDIRON HEROES

By the Associated Press Leonard MaCaluso. Colgate -- Scored 2S points in Colgate's 40 10 Tout of Penn State.
 Harry Newman, Michigan - Threw two passes that ended in touchdowns and placed kicked field goal against Illinois.
 Zimmerman, Tulane-Scored ono touchdown, placed ball in position for another and was main coz in Tulano's advances against Georgia Tech.
 Paul Crehan, Dartmouth - Led Dartmouth's defense against Harv- ard drives. Ralph Hewitt Columbia-1Iis 35- yard drop kick defeated Williams s , 10 c. Mills, lahoma-49- yard sprint over goal line defeated Kansas Az eies.
 Charlie Hcaron, Southern Meth odist university-Ran opening kick off 20 yards for touchdown to lead s. M. L., to defeat over Indiana. Henry Wentworth, Washington Snatched California pass out of air and ran 70 yards for touchdown.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Members of the kensington base ball team which chalked up marx O. 20 straight wins during the past season, were feted by tho Kensing- ton Athletic club at a banquet Sat urday night on Lloyd's hall in Ken sington. About 50 memb bers of the team and of the athletic club at tended.
 Dr. R. M. Griswold, veteran sportsman and ono of the leading citizens of the town, acted as toast master and he certainly carried out his duties in admirable style. He introduced the various number of all impromptu program and recall el the pleasure he takes out of look ing back over the years when he vas an active parsonage at every sport gathering.
 A dinner cooked in ininitable style with spaghetti and chicken as the main courses, was enjoyed.
 In the gathering were public off, clals and sportsmen from al! sec- tions of Berlin and New Britain.
 Remarks were made by Second Selectman Pierpont. MT. Pagan can didate for the legislature: Mir. Sulli- van Hal Beagle, Dr. William Potts, Dan Malarney, P. J. Buckley, for mer manager of the team; Eddie Moore, present manager of the club; Dr. Huntington, Gerald P. Crean. sports editor of the New Britain Herald and members of the team.
 Each player was presented with (. II ounted photograph of the club and each expressed the hope that next season would be as successful as the one just past
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
By OSIE SOLEM


 Des Moines, Oct. 27 Up-A smash inside of tackle is the most pulveriz- ing play Coach Howard Jones uses at the University of Southern Cali fornia.
 The foundation is laid for this power play by running enough plays to the outside to draw the defen- siVe tackle out.
 Two or three downs may be vast cd in such campaign, but the strategy pays big dividends in yard age when the strike is made inside. Hard driving and heavy cross backing make the play go.
 Southern California comes out of a huddlc and shifts to form in an unbalanced line with the backs to one side. The rear man, usually nuffield, is about four and one half yards directly behind center. The ball is snapped to him.
 Pinckert, the right wing back on the play, blocks the defensive left
  gether with Hall, right tackle, push cs the defensive left guard back and over the- center of the line. MuSick, fullback, and Aspit, right half, swipe the defensive left tackle as he comes across and carry him out.
 Duffield starts as though to go wide, but cuts down the field over the hole left by Wilcox.
 Bakcf, right guard, comes out and acts as personal ,intcrfcrcr for Duffield.
 The center plugs the spot left open by Baker, and the left end and tackle go down the field to block off the secondary defense.
 The play is one of the most stand ard and fundamentally sound in cx- istencc, and Jones seems always to get plenty of punch and drive in it.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
.ELEVENS ID GET
 FURTHER TESTS
Dartmouth, Fordham and Cor
 nell Outstanding in East
By the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
 East-The list of unbeaten and | united teams has been reduced to six with Dartmouth, Fordham and Cornell the outstanding contenders | for the mythical sectional title. 1 There are more tests for the leaders
 this week, Dartmouth meeting Yale, | l'ordham playing West Virginia and
 Cornell playing Columbia. Western i Maryland, also unbcaten, rates con-
 sideration for the title, as do Pitts , burgh and Carnegie Tech. beaten
 only by Notre Dame, Army, Yale and l Colgate.
 Big Ten-Wisconsin tossed out of the title contendership by a 7-6 de-
 feat by Purdue, holds the key to the championship situation. This team plays Northwestern and Min nesota, which with Michigan have not lost a conference game. Michi-
 gan's 15-7 victory over Illinois
 makes the Wolverines the leading contender. This weeks conference games are: Northwestern-M Minneso- i ta, Wisconsn-O Ohio State and Pur- due Illinois.
 Southern conference - Alabama, with successive victories over Ten nessee and Vanderbilt leads the championship race. Kentucky, Florida, Georgia, Clemson and Tu- lane also are undefeated in the con- ference race. Ala abama Kentucky. Clemson-T Tennessee and Florida schedule.
 Big SiN-Kansas and Oklahoma are still fighting it out for the title. each with two conference victories. Okla homa plays Iowa State this week and Missouri, showing inn
 provement, meets its first confer ence rival in the Kansas Aggies.
 Pacific coast-All of the Big Three" have been beaten with the overwhelming of Stanford by South ern California. Washington State and Oregon are the only unbeaten teams Washington State meets Ore gon State Saturday. The other con- ference games are Stanford-U. C. L. A., and California Montana.
 Rocky Mountain-Utah. the un- beaten 1929 champion, is well on the way to another title with a 59-0 victory over Denver. This team meets the Colorado Aggies this week. Colorado, the leading rival, tackles Colorado College.
 Southwest Conference.-The cham pionship race is wide open after a 70 defeat of Texas a strong rival, by Rice. The Southern Methodist eleven, unbeaten but tied in con- ference play, is strongly regarded after a 27-0 victory over Indiana. Southern Methodist meets Texas Saturday in the only conference game.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
UNbEATEN, UNITED
 ELEVENS DWINDLE
Only 25 Of Them Remain With States Clean After Saturday

New York, Oct 27 (P)-The na- tion's list of unbeaten and united football teams has been reduced to 70.
 Clemson, North Dakota and Okla homa City university head the list, each having won six games. Only Fordham hasn't been scored on While Dartmouth's rivals have scored only two points.
 Dartmouth has made the most inn portant scoring record in winning five games without defeat or tie. Jackson Cannells men have rolled up a total of 232 points to their op- ponents' two. Clemson is second on the scoring list with 195 points and Cornell is third with 1SG.
 The unbeaten and united teams with number of victories. points for and against. follow:
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
LEADING SCORERS

By the Associated Press
 Jack Roberts, Georgia fullback, scored one touchdown against Au- burn Saturday and by it held his lead in the national individual foot ball scoring race against the assault Of Macaluso Of Colgate, who tallied 2S points against Penn State. Rob crts has scored 72 points and Mac aluso TO-
 The leader in each of the eight major groups or conferences as compiled by the Associated Press. fellows:
 Player and College C. Til Southern-Robcrts, Georgia,
 tb' ''.'....., .-......... a v East-MacGluso, Colgate, hb , 70 Hacitic-kitzmiller, Ore. hb. 5 5S Southwest - Leland, Texas
 Christian, qb. ........ 42 Rocky Mountain - SpcCkcn,
 Denver, qb. .......,..... ! 3S Big SiX-Bausch, Kansas. hb : SG Missouri Valley - Sausellc
 Washington L., hb. ..,.... 1 36
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

A decisive trouncing was admin istered by the New Britain Rams, professional football team, to the field in Willow Brook park, but a knockout was put over on the man. agement of the local team by the fans of the city. New Britain de- feated New Haven, 19 to 0. but when only a handful of the gridiron faith full turned out to see the game, the officials of the team were showed under with expenses and this city has probably seen it's last game of pro football this season.
 New Haven came here seeking revenge for a defeat three weeks ago yesterday. Instead of gaining this desired object, the team appear cd to be rather easy meat for the fast charging backs on the home club.
 Radziewicz scored the first counter early in the second quarter after New Britain had started a march on it's own 35 yard line. Druehl had kicked to Radziewich to that point. Baut dropped a yard but Collins skirted left end for a first down, landing the ball on the 46 yard line. Baut made three yards and then attempted a pass that was incomplete. Radziewicz then wig gled his way through to a first down on the New Haven 45 yard line as the first quarter ended.
 Collins picked up two yards and Radziewicz came within inches of making another first down. He made it on the next play by gaining two yards. Collins made four yards and then picked up another. Baut shot a pass to Collins who carried the ball to the New Haven six yard line before he was downed. Collins ripped through to the one yard line and Radziewicz dove over the line to make the score. The kick by Baut for the extra point was blocked.
 The next New Britain touchdown came in the third quarter after bit of poor football by New Haven and 8 tumble. The safety >man fell on 8 punt by Radziewicz on his own two yard line. It looked as if the ball would go behind the New Ha- ven goal line. On the next play, the quarterback fupbled the ball as he was tackled and New Britain re- covered. Johnny Grip went through standing up for touchdown on the rext play. Radziewicz dropkicked the point.
 New Britain scored again in the same period. Radziewicz kicke ed off to the 25 yard line. New Ha- ven failed to gain and elected to pull surprise move by tossing a forward pass. Belonki intercepted the throw and was downed on New Haven's 20 yard line. Baut gained a yard and Radziewcz made eight more. Grip went over for first down. Baut made a yard and then went through standing up for the touchdown. The kick went wide of it's mark.
 There was no further scoring dur ing the game. New Britain clearly outplayed it's New Haven rivals. The team made 10 first downs to two for New Haven. The local team ran riot all over the lot while New Haven couldn't gain. Another touchdown was on the way after Collins had taken a 30 yard pass to the 1 yard mark but the game ended at this point.
 New Haven couldn't get it's yard age through the line and it's aerial attack failed miserably. The line ups:
 New Britain New Haven fOllllS ........... U. FltZgerdlu
 Left End
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

TIGERS WIN GAME
 The Tigers football team defeated the Trojans 12 to 6 yesterday in a hard fought game. Several fights cropped up during the contest but no one was hurt. The Tigers have won four straight games.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

The Sacramento ball park where the Detroit Tigers will train next spring? is built on bod of old tin cans. It should be soft on the squad. as Pacific coast players say the field is like q cushion"
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
COLUNtBIANS WIN

The Columbians football team won their fourth straight victory yesterday when it defeated the Plainville Aces 47 to 0. For games telephone Edward Pankonin at 55S1-M between 6;S0 and p. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
DOESKIN PANTS LURE DEER

San Diego. Calf, Oct, v LP -- Val Brown. local sportsman, wears doeskin pants when he goes after bucks. Brown in the camounagc got q two point buck when the deer ad- Nanced 10 within 9 yards of him before discovering it's mistake.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Ty Cobb, the Georgia Peach" on the market for a baseball team. is finding the going tough because he doesn't want a second division out fit. H" says the fans will support a winner only.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
PUNTS AND PASSES

By the Associated Press. |. Syracuse, N. Y.-When Syracuse
 and Brown meet Saturday, the
 Bruins will be endeavoring to shake
 off the jinx that has been or their trail since 1905. That was the last year Brown defeated Syracuse. Since that time .hc two teams have met seven times and on each occasion Brown went scorelcss A scoreless 1 fort.
 University. Ala.-"Monk" Camp
 bell, Alabama's spinning quarter back, has two brothers in profess sional boxing, who have vet 10 meet
 defeat. Monk" has never donned the gloves but he may do so as an amateur after his grid togs are torod away.
 Boston-When Marquette comes
 east Saturday. Boston College will
 be meeting d crew of football play CTS with an enviablc record among their class in the middle-west. Un- defeated in five starts Marquette has relied up 11S points and been scored
 on only once-a touchdown by Creighton.
 New York-Bcthany and Hobart
 are staging q real battle for cellar honors in eastern football circles Each team has failed to score q
 point while the opposition has rolled
 up 235 points against Bethany in four games and 194 against Hobart in five. They do not meet. Hamilton, x. Y.-Lcn Macdluso, Colgatc's star back. is tar out in
 front with points after touchdown
 having successfully booted IS across
 the bar. In addition he has scorcl nine touchdoUns 10 lead the eastern scorers.
 New York-Fordham undefeatc] iu 14 games. boasts of the record i.oI, being only eastern team. which has held all of it's 1880 opponents scoreless. Tho Rams have tallicd lGo points and made perfect de fcnsc of their goal line.
 Albert de Luzc. president of the
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
CUBS WANTED SMITH 8 YEARS

Chicago. Oct. 27 lP-Bob Smith, right handed pitcher obtained by the Cubs from the Boston Braves, had been wanted by the club for three years. Smith three years ago pitch ed a 22 inning game against the Cubs, eventually losing 4-S. and the club ever since has wanted to have the 'iron man. on it's side.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
NEW NEW kEGoN sSEBn
ELM CITY TRIANGLES ARE
 BEATEN BY RAMS l9 TO Q

Local Football Eleven Scores Three Touchdowns and Decsively Trounces Combination From New Ha- ven-Visitors Fail to Threaten at Any Stage of the Game - Management Discouraged at Lack of Patronage - May Be Last Game in This City Collins Outstanding Star.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Beloin ....,........... Gaffney Left Tackle Sduo ''''' ...'' " llHH
 Left Guard
 Center
  Right Guard Benzuis ..... Book
 Right Tackle SOHlSy ...... IOOlliDo
 Right End -bdut .'..'.- DTueli
 Quarterback Collins ............. E. Fitzgerald
 Left Halfback Belonki .......... Frankfurter
 Right Halfback RadZleWlCZ .............. Mclean
 Fullback New Britain .......0 6 13 O-19 New Haven ....0 0 0 o. Substitutions: New Haven, Wer- wais for Book, Book for Werwais. Reynolds for Coughlin; New Britain. Burns for Conley, Grip for Baut, Miske for Radziewicz, Baut for Be- lonki. Time, four II minute quar- ters. Referee, Dave Mahoney; um- pire, Hitchcock; linesman, Harold Weir.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
MINIATURE TOURNEY

Chicago, Oct v tFJ - X &C-holc miniature golf course, over which the $10,oOo national open" tourna- mcnt will be played from Wcdncs- day to Sunday, inclusive, is under construction in the Chicago Stadium,
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
KENSINGTON BALL TEAM
 IS HONORED AT BANQUET

Players Who Carried Clubs Colors Through Season and Won 20 Straight Games Guests of Honor - Dr.. R. M. Griswold, Veteran Sportsman, Acts as Toastmaster-Tasty Italian Dishes Are Served - Members of Club Presented With Team Photo- graphs-Several Make Short Addresses
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM SETS
 HIGH MARK FOR TRAVEL

Team Will Have Gone 44O Miles This Season After Con- test With Hartford at Hurley Stadium - First Home Game Since October Will Be Played Satur- day Against Bulkeley Eleven of Capital City - One Other Contest Will Be Staged in This Cty-Lacks Offensive.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Jakie May, lefthandcr bought by the Chicago Cubs from the Cincin- nati Reds, is g years old. He won only three games the past season.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
BLUES WIN OVER
 MIDDLET0WN TEAM
Al Middleton Goes Over Line for Only Touchdown Of Game
Special to the Herald)

| Middletown, Oct 27 - Although Tommy Hayden, former Hartford High and Kingswood school foot i ball star, put the Sons of Italy team of this city three points ahead of the New Britain Blues by a sensational ! drop kick in the third quarter. Al 1 Middleton. star on last years New Britain High school combination, erased his efforts when he plunged over the line for a touchdown giv- | ing New Britain a lead of three points. Offside by Middletown on the try for point gave New Britain a score of '. There was no further scoring during the contest and the New Britain team romped off with a to victory.
 All through the game, the New Britain team outplayed the home club New Britain made eight first downs to five for the Sons while the Blues gained plenty more yards than the Italians. Al Middleton's star part came when he tore around left end for a gain of 25 yards. This started 1 the victory march. He went through ! left tackle to score the touchdown. Wiley's kick was blocked but the score was awarded by the officials on offside.
 The Blues threatened early in the game. When they reached the 15 yard stripe, they were held for downs. The game then resulted in a short, bunting duel with Middle town having a slight advantage. Ream intercepted a Middletown pass and the Blues seemed destined for another touchdown but the whistle cut short their efforts. l Hayden's score came in the third period. New Britain's victory march | took place in the last quarter. Kayeski and Middleton wore the main cogs in carrying the ball. Middletown went over from the one yard marker.
 The lineups:
 | Blues Sons Of Italy l Lucas ,..,....,......... Delvechio i Left End bCCk .,,,...- ,........,.. lOlonSnl
 Left Tackle Anastasio .............,.,.. A. Salufio Left Guard | ArgOSN ............. ...,.....,.... CunnGlla l Center | SChullZ '.-,..-...-.--.......- r Salullo
 Right Guard 1 kuncz ,.,.,. ,..............,,.. Corvo Right Tackle | Negrenl ................... Powers l Right End
 Wiley Meligonis .......... D'Aguil | Quarterback
 Grip Middleton .........., Hayden 1 Left Halfback i M Argosy .......... Landini 1 Right Halfback i kaNoshi ..,.......,...,,.... Malone i Fullback
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

The Cambridge crew already is in training for it's traditional meeting with Oxford though the race docs no. take place until April.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

When the Philadelphia Athletics won the first two games of the last world series, statistics showed that they had 12 chances out of 13 of taking the series.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
EAGLES BEAT BILLDOGS $

The Eagles football team defeated the East Street Bulldogs yesterday at Browns lot by the score of 3S to 0. The Eagles displayed fine team work. Carruba starred for the Bull dogs. Teams wishing to book games with the Eagles should communicate with Phil Paretta. telephone 2442-M. The Eagles are in the l50 pound class.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Albert dc LuzC. president of the French Court Tennis federation, has traced the history of tennis back 10 Persia of the fourth century when the games was called "Tchigan.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-12
CHARGES
R|DDCU[ED ABROAD
Allegations of French and
British War Plot Held
Domestic Propaganda.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, November 12.--Soviet IN
dictments of eight prominent Russians
for alleged counter-revolutionary plot
ting with British and French govern
mental figures were believed here today
to be form of domestic propaganda,
not to be taken seriously abroad.
Mild amusement was the reaction in
authoritative London circles. Sir Henri
Dsterding, international oil leader, who
was one of the men accused by the
Moscow prosecutor, N. v. Krylenko, Of
plotting the overthrow of the Moscow
regime, laughed outright and COM
THAT story is a confession of weak
ness. The Bolsheviks have to concoct
stories like that to disguise the fact
that their whole system is breaking up.
The end Is near"
Sir Henri was particularly interested
to learn that the names Of those &C
cused as his co-eonspirators in the
counter-revolutionary enterprise included
Col. Lawrence of Arabia, Lord Churchill
believed to be Mr.. winston Churchill,
former chancellor of the excheQuer;
OhCCOOk 0AiAtOLlg 0CA1CHC4 W NC OH OOAltl
Simon, Liberal leader, and Sir Phillip Of
Vickers.
Neither winston Churchill nor Sir
John. Simon has ever had more than q
passing interest in Russian matters. It
was commented that "Aircraftsman
Shaw" as "Col. Lawrence of Arabia" is
listed on the Royal Air Force records,
would have little time for his duties
with the British Flying Service If he
were connected with all the plots Mos
COW aScribed to him.
There Is widespread feeling here that
the two indictments are intended to
bring about greater union of the
people behind their govern
ment through their opposition to a
common external enemy. There Is con-
siderable compassion for the eight Rus
SLAMS who must stand trial on the in
dictments: If proven guilty they are
liable to sentences Of death.
ERANCE VfsN0RES CHARGE.