New Britain herald., 1930-10-25
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 The Pawnce A. c. football team will go to New London tomorrow to play the Ockfords eleven of that city. The Whaling City eleven is one of the heaviest in the state. The game marks the third meeting be- tween the Ockfords and the locals. Neither team has been scored on in Connecticut and real game should result. Buses will leave Willow Brook park at 11:3O o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The Indians basketball team would like to play any team in the city or state averaging 16 years of age. Managers interested may write to Stanley Gaj at SO9 High street, city.
 Although there has been marked scarcity of pasteboards for the Yale Army football game in New Haven today, previous to the dawn of this morning. we expect that there will be a large number of fans who will change their plans before game time this afternoon.
 AS is usual, the Herald sports de- partment was literally swamped with applications for tickets to the contest. We do not conduct sub- ticket office for Yale or any other university in this city, so we were unable to make any connections with tickets.
 However. should we get in touch with any tickets that are loose, we will immediately impart the infor- nation to our friends. One woman. bubbling over with enthusiasm, called up Thursday saying that she was sure we could get her only 12 tickets. You see she has number of friends from New York who are coming to spend the weekend with her and she had already repre- sented herself as being big num- Der with the sporting fraternity.
 Of course. we secured her her dozen tickets Sure, we did.
 New Britain boys are receiving plenty of attention for their work as members of the Vermont Acad- emy football team. Nelson. Casale and Bogdanski received special men, ton in press notices for their work against St. Anselm's last Saturday.
 pr. Potts and Dr. ZWick were both mentioned as regular attend ants at all of Vermont Academy's big games. The following has been clipped from the Bellows Falls (Vt) Times:---
 Two loyal Vermont Academy fans noticed at the game last Saturday were Dr. Potts and Dr. Zwick of New Britain, Conn. These young men are seen at all of Vermont's big games and enjoy seeing the big Orange and Black team come through with a win. Every player on the team knows the doctors and converses with them before or after every game. Some football fans these young men from Connecticut are.
 New Haven Hillhouse High school team won the first game of the tri- angular league series in New Haven yesterday afternoon when it defeat ed Hartford Public High school by a 2 to 0 lead. The only score came late in the second quarter. It was made on a run around Hartford's left end.
 Bulkeley High school of Hartford, New Britain Highs opponent in this city next Saturday defeated West Haven by a 20 to score yesterday afternoon.
 Bulkeley. New Haven and Hart ford Public High schools in the or der named will be the remaining opponents on the New Britain High schedule.
 Baseball in kensington will off, ficially pass from the picture to- night when the annual banquet of the team will be held at Lloyd's hall. Dr. Roger NJ. Griswold 7S years young and one of the most promi- nont sportsmen in kensington, will be the toastmaster.
 Players on the team and all off cials of the club besides other n- Nited guests will be present at inc