New Britain herald., 1930-10-20

for governor, when he arrives here wednesday evening will be made. The dean is scheduled to speak at a rally to be held at the high school auditorium at s o'clock that eve ming.
 A buffet luncheon and meeting of. the republicans of this city will be be held at the Chippanee Country club on Wednesday evening. The principal speakers at this affair will be Colonel Clarence W. Seymour. G. o. P. candidate for congress. and Mrs. Joseph w. Alsop of Avon, state central committeewoman.
 Cope Leases Buildings
 John c. Cope has leased to the Bristol Screw corporation, three buildings at 1S9 Broad street for five years at rental fee of $1.0s1. ac- cording to certificate filed at the city hall today.
 Play Scoreless Ties A smoothly functioning Bristol High school forward passing ma | chine came within a. few yards of moving down q potent West Hart ford High eleven in the latter city Saturday afternoon, inability of the visitors to break the home teams tough line when in the shadow of the l goalposts being the cause of the con- ! test ending in a scoreless knot. Bob Greene. colorful Bristol left half back, tossed passes to Andy Palau
 
 vance, then after Drago intercepted a pass and Pulsifer kicked to mid- field for West Hartford. Greene faked punt and skirted around right end for 33 yards.
 Coach Tommy Monahan's charges were impressive in the tilt. The com bination of Palau, Greene, Gurske and Curtis in the backfeld formed a four-man threat to the West Hart fordites, who threw up a stiff de- fensive wall when their opponents were within scoring distance. Cap tain Rod Cumming, Bab Fiorillu. and Dikes Hall featured the locals line play.
 At Muzzy field yesterday afternoon the Maple Ends eleven played the New Britain Pawnees to a scoreless tie in a game marked by beautiful line drives by George (Wrinklesl Alexander, Bristol left halfback, and H. Turner, Pawnees fullback. The outstanding play of the tracas was a forward pass from Jimmy Kane to George Alexander which netted 25 yards. The elder~Alexander brother bewildered the Hardware City com ptitors time and again during the fray by faking lateral passes and dashing through wide gaps which his mates had made in the Pawnee line.
 The West Ends visited Torrington yesterday afternoon and were sur- prisingly whipped. 19-0, by the All Torrington football team.
 Gootlridge Leads Team ,o
 At we'll attended meeting of the Business Mems volleyball team held Saturday. Edwin H. Goodridge, Maple Ends football coach, was unanimously elected captain and will lead the team through an in- tensiye schedule, which includes games in the state volleyball league. Ralph R. Strong. last years captain. will assist him. H. L. Spaunberg was chosen manager and will be assisted in his work by Arthur N. Brown. These officers will comprise the local volleyball committee with J. T. Chidsey as their chairman and high commissioner in deciding ques- tions of policy throughout the year. Team practices will be held Tues- days and Fridays of each week. Members of the squad are urgently requested to report for early ses- sions as league play will commence in three weeks. For those not ins' terested in the volleyball program and who prefer calisthenics and other recreation. MT. Chidsey and his committee have set Monday. October 27. as the opening night. All old members are invited to take part. and may bring friends.
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