New Britain herald., 1930-10-04
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 The New Britain Rams will hold . short signal drill at Willow Brook park tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock as last prebaration for the opening game of the season tomor- row afternoon against the Thomas ton Ponies. All members of the squad are asked to be on hand for the workout.
 In order that fans who are in terested in the world series game tomorrow might not be inconven- fenced, the scores of the game being played in St. Louis will be an- nounced from time to time at the field.
 A game of soccer football will be played at Willow Brook park to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Swedish American A. c. team of this city will meet the Hartford Soccer club combination.
 The New Britain Rams will go to New Haven a week from tomorrow to meet the New Haven pro eleven there. A return game will be played sometime in the future in this city.
 Although no Herald will be pub lished tomorrow, Sunday, the world series play will be depicted as usual on the Herald Playograph. The game will start at 2:30 o'clock and the play by play will be received by radio transmission.
 Justo Suarez, the Argentine light weight sensation, defeated Ray Mill Ter last night in New York. He has been hurdling over all obstacles in his path towards a meeting with the leading lightweights in the country.
 It was stated before the recent Bat Battalino-Louis (Kid) Kaplan bout in Hartford that. if Kaplan should win, he, would be matched with Suarez for bout in New York. This hasn't materialized as yet but it is said that the bout is still in the works.
 ., There are those who have seen Suarez in action in the ring and they say that he is an exact dupli- cate of famous lightweight cham pions who have gone before. They predict that Kaplan will be no match fop the Argentine.
 Be that as it may, kaplan wants lightweight in the country. But there are few of these lightweights who want anything to do with Rap Ian. If Louis doesn't beat them, he spells them.
 A bout between Suarez and Kap- Ian would be a "natural' for the Hartford club headed by Ed Hurley. Whether there would be enough en- ticement for this match to be brought to the Capital City is question. The Garden in New York would probably want this fight and it would probably get it.
 kaplan has been shunted aside by the powers that be in the fight game. Otherwise, Connecticut might now be boosting another champion in the person of the former unde- feated featherweight title bearer.
 Tuesday. October 21, is the date set for the annual banquet of the Industrial Baseball league when the P: & F. Corbin team will be hon. ored for winning the championship.
 Harry Linnehan'S committee on arrangements has made out list of invited guests. Among these will be Mayor George A. Quigley. Donald Bartlett. chairman of the park board; Gerald P. Crean and Joseph Sexton, scorekeepers; Ed Crowley, Mike Lynch, Jimmy Maher, Billy Fitzpatrick, Larry Mangan, Jimmy Greene, umpires; Harry Cronin. col lector at the parks: George Spooner, park policeman; Clyde Ellingwood, superintendent of parks; Arthur Berg, w. F. Mangan. James Naugh- ton. members of the park board Doctor Potts, George Rawlings James Havlick, w. B. Murdock. Harry Mckeon. members of the athletic committee of the Industrial Council; Robert Wilcox, president of the Industrial Council; Joseph Hergstrom, physical director of the Y. M. c. A., and others, including royal rooters from the P, &s F. Cor bin factory.
 Managers and members of the teams in the league will also be present. It is expected that about