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New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
MAR0ONS READY
 FOR HOCKEY RACE
Montreal Team Will Have Bril-
 liant Array Of Talent

Montreal. Nov. II tP) - Having signed intact one of the finest anna teur hockey teams that Canada has produced in years, the Montreal Ma rooms arc prepared to throw a bril- liant array of talent against the other National Hockey League teams during the coming season.
 A team that already was strong, having headed the leagues Canadian section last year only 10 lose 10 the Boston Bruins in the first play off series, has been strengthened by the addition of Dave Kerr, goaler, John ny Gallagher, defense, Paul Haynes and Huggins, centers, and Desse and Earl Roche, wingmen, of last year's s Allen cup winners, the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association,
 The Maroons also have scCnrcd Lionel Conacher. T defense player of vast experience and almost as great size, 10 steady up its young rear guard, The defense Of last year IS -Ol4'' N-llllh If IIN'' N''El lll EECAllF. has left tho league hc helped 10 make great and will be with Wind sor in the International Dune Nun TO now is manager and George Boucher, who broke , les last year. is coach. Red Dutton is with the New York Americans. However, the clubs present defcucive strength looks good with Kerr and Flat Walsh available for goals: Conacher and Gallagher and McEicar for mcrly Of Providence as new defense material and Archie Wilcox of last years squad. Munro also may play occasionally and Bill Phillips, who has been q forward, is breaking in to the rear guard.
 On the front rank, few teams look as strong IS do the Maroons Three able forward lines arc avail able. First is the rugged, hard-hit- ting combination CT Nels Stewart. Babe Seibert and Hooley Smith, all veterans and all poison around the goal. The newcomer. Huggins, flank cd by Dave Trottier and Jimmy Ward, will act as the second line and the third will he Paul Haynes and the Roche brothers.
 To pare their squad down to the numbers permitted by the league, the Maroons had 10 send a strong contingent to the Windsor team, re- placing three stars who were sold to the New York Americans. Benedict. Northcott, "Batt' Phillips and Rob- inson, who were with Montreal last year, will wear the uniforms of the farm" team this season.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11

Despite repors that the New Britain High school football team will outweigh it's rival from Hart tcrd Public High school when tha two meet at Hurley Stadium in East Hartford Saturday, figures compile today indicate that the Hartford first squad will outweight the New Eriain regular squad by two pounds 156 to iG4 average.
 would be difficult 10 pick out 1 l CT Coach Johnny NeUelrs squad al call them. the starting regulars. 1t would bc impossible because at the present writing Coach New ell does not know who will start However i. is easy to decide on inc New Brit. ain starting lineup. The only doubt is in the backfeld. If I'd K1oioer l. in condition he may replace FIoo2 O one of the other backs. How ever hls injured right knee has 70 b4 favored. Taking the New Brit ain High regular team, from the squad it will be found that the aver age is 161 pounds with Flood. q 135 pcunder and KloiDer, i5 pounder. II. the lineup.
 Fans will sec two very heavy high school teams in action Saturday New Britain High school has not been represented in years by as heavy a team as has been on the field this year and fast year. Last Years team averaged about 1Gt pounds and Hartford's team was about 1GI. Both teams are about the samc average ago.
 The only men who saw service as starting regulars in last years Hart ford team were Roanc. colored end; Sheridan. tackle; Coney, tackle and Tencb, halfbac!. Since last year. Tenche has g6nc back in playing ability and although he is one Of the two captains he is not d regular I;oane is in the same fix. Ot the substitutes in last years Blue an ] White lineup. Gallo, @t2 pound man and Martocchio, quarterback are the only men left. Cunningham and Gallivan, rcgnlars Of two years ago will also he available.
 New Britain is worse of. f kloi- hers injuries stay with him only one who started against Hartford High last November will be in the lineup. He is Captain LudWinoWicz All the substitutes with the excep- ton Of Richie Fink have either left school or have been graduated.
 The statistics are given above.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
HOLD ONTO STRIBLlNG
Georgia Heavyweight Will Not Be Allowed by Chicago Stadium to Battle Sharkey In New York.

Chicago, Nov. l R-Even if w. l.. Young" Stribling Georgia's boxer, did desire to appear on the milk fund card in New York next month. the Chicago stadium would not hear of it.
 Stadium officials yesterday in- formed tribling-although he had not even asked-that they would not release his contract 10 meet either Gerald Ambrose (Tuffy) Griffiths Of Sioux City, or Pauline Uzcudun, in the stadium December 12 on 8 charity card.
 Stribling had been suggested as an opponent for Jack Sbarkey, who or fered to fight the southerner for nothing. Stribling asserted, how ever, that he is willing to meet the Boston sailor any time later, either in Chicago or Miami.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
NJ HOME ATTRACTION
stadium 2t NOtrc Dame Will Be Only Half Filled When Famous Licyca Meets Drake Saturday.

South Bend, Ind, Nov. Il (UP)- Notre Dame, the nations greatest football attraction in other cities. is unable 10 draw big crowds for it's home games and university authori- ties are wondering whether 1t is be- cause football teams like prophets arc without honor in their own homes or whether the Ir.Sh have been a road" team for so long that it's supporters have not formed the habit Ot visiting South Bend.
 Notrc Dame plays it's final home camc Saturday against Drake uni vorsity of Dcs Moines and tickets arc available between the 10-yard lines with the advance sale indlcat- Ing that the stadium will not be half filled.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
ROPER EAGER ID
 BEAT YALE TEAM
Princeton Squad Has Chance to
 Be Forgiven Saturday

New York, Nov. 10 LP-Buffetcd
 around all season. the Princeton ! Tigers have only one more oppor- tunity to give Bill Roper something 10 cheer about before he retires as head football coach. All will be for
 given if the Tigers succeed in check ing Yale in Palmer stadium in Sat
 urday'i renewal Of their ancient , rivalry.
 Of course the odds are all against ! Princeton victory. The Tigers
 have not won a game since they beat back Amherst, 23-0. in the
 opening battle of the season. since then they've tied a weak Chicago
 outfit and been beaten by Brown,
 Cornell. Navy and Lehigh, Yale has
 compiled a much more imposing
 record for the Bulldogs have beaten
 Maine, Brown and Alfred, tied two of the casts strongest elevens, Dart
 mouth and Army, and lost only to | Georgia. However small the Tigers
 chance Of winning may be. there
 will be considerable disappointment
 if they fail to hold the blue to q re-
 specta blc score. Princeton teams l have q habit Of playing their best
 against the Blue, and the long his 1 tory of their rivalry since 1873 has produced many an upset. Yale leads by wide margin in games won and will be overwhelmingly favored 10 : increase it's advantage.
 | hnl aF ,1. ditional rivalrics will be renewed 10 give competition to a series of inter- sectional contests. Harvard tackles 1 Holy Cross and can count on tough going. Cornell and Dartmouth
 meet in another outstanding attrac- | ton. Syracuse tackles q bitter state | foe in Colgate. with the latter favor ed; Brown takes on Columbia; New | York University faces Georgetown; 1 Temple takes on Lafayette; Lehigh
 will try to stop Jack Grossman and | Rutgers; and Washington and Jef- l forson clashes with Bucknell. The { final game Of the Little Three" i series finds Williams matched with 1 Amherst.
 l The intersection slate is headed by
 the Georgia Tech, Navy South 1 crn Methodist. Fordham-St. Marys, | Nillanova-Oglethorpc and Army | Kentucky Wesleyan game in the cast. In the midwest, Boston College meets Loyola at Chicago, Pitt travels
 to Columbus to tan9lc with Ohio State and Penn State invades Iowa ] City 10 meet Iowa.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
PRACTICE IN PRIVATE
1alc Intends to Keep Iootbail Tricks for Princeton and Harvard Games Complete Secret.

New Haven, Nov. II tP,-Yale in tends to keep the football tricks which it has in store for Princeton and Harvard secret.
 Coach May Stevens began private workouts in the bowl yesterday and expects to continue these secret ses- sions for the remainder Of the sea- son.
 With the exception Of Lindcnbcrg. end, and Albeanc, q back. the entire squad is expected 10 be in condition for the Princeton game Saturday.
 McLennan, Albie Booths under study and Tyson, a guard, who have been on the injured list, returned to the squad yesterday and were re- ported as fit for Saturdays contest,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
Ev PAIL MICkELSON

By PAUL MICkELSON | Associated Press Sports Wrlter)
 south Bend, Ind. Nov. II lPl -- knute Rocknc, Notrc Danes wizard of the gridiron. may retire from ac- , tive coaching within q year or two.
 The rigors of active coaching. doubly hazardous to Rockno because of a lingering leg infection. and the lure of printers ink have caused him seriously 10 consider abandonment Of the post he has made famous throughout the football world dur ing the past l. years.
 At 4, Rockne is d tired man - tired of coaching 10 q certain dc gree although he still gets greater punch than ever out of q winning | am.
 His great football brain still is active, but he cannot get into ~crim- images like he once did. rough up his players and show them how football a Ia Rocknc should be played.
 Hn misses it and much of the punch in coaching. The warning finger Of medical advice follows him on the practice field and he doesn't feel he can do justice 10 himself and Notrc Damc as an "inyalid coach"
 Added to the threat to his health has been a shower of offers from newspaper syndicates, magazines and radio broadcasting chains with big money for speaking and writ ing as q sport littcratcur.
 So far this fall hc has accepted many such offers and has been 70 pleased with what he termed easy money that his desire 10 quite ac- tive coaching has been increased considerably.
 However he refuses 10 affirm or deny his intentions about retiring.
 It is certain that if Rocknc does make up his mind 10 retire he will keep his connection with Notrc Dame, probably as director Of ath- letics. He is a figure on Notre Dame campus that cannot be cf- faced by retirement.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
HIAIlINS ON UEANl

South Bend. Ind, Nov. II tCP) - Sayoldfa place on the Notrc Dam+ football team appeared secure today despite his matrimonial woes. Ath- lctic authorities expressed the opin- ion that T players private affairs are no bar to his amateur standing, oven though they become public, and unless university authorities de- eide 10 take disciplinary action, Jumping Joe" will remain in the lIOrIIU
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
Y0N P0RAT GOES HOME
Norwegian Heavyweight, Disguised With Boxing and Himself, Plans Indefinite Rest.

Chicago Nov. II (P-Otto Von Porat, solemn Norwegian heavy weight, is disgusted-with himself
 Dissatisfied with the heavyweight situation. and himself in particular, Won Porat decided today to sail for his home in Oslo, Norway, Nov. 19, for an indefinite stay.
 Pending his return, all future ring cngagem ents have been cancelled.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
SQUAD GETS LONG DRILL

Pittsburgh, Pa. Nov. II UP)- After promising his boys the after noon off to observe Armistice Day, Coach Jock Sutherland put the Pitt Partners through I long drill th,s morning. A hard game with Ohio State Saturday is expected. Milli- gan and Lewis. guards: Daugherty, nursing slight injuries
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
JACK GALLII AN Hartford Eullhach
STARTING BhCNFiEID

Worcester, Mas. Nov. II (UT)- Coach John Mct;Wan of Eoly Cross plans 10 rtart Phil O'COnnell, Henry Baker, Les Griffin and Hank Gar rity as his backfeld against Har- yard Saturday. OConnell starred in last years Harvard game with a run nearly the length Of the field in the closing minutes of play.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY

New York. NOV. n IpI - -Four games involving smaller college teams were on inc Armistice Day football schedule for today.
 Davis Elkins ranged against Rider College at Trenton, N. J; Bates was matched with Colby at Lewiston, Me; St, Thomas battled St. Bona- venture at Scranton. and St Fran eis met St. Vincent at Greensburg.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
HEWITT STILL LIMITING

New York, Nov. Ii tUP)-Colum bias chief concern today was whetL- CT Ralph Hewitt, star halfback, will be in shape for Saturdays game with Brown. Hewitt still was limp ing from his ankle injury.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
THREE CITIES IN
 MIDGET TOURNEY
Miniature Golf Play to Start in
 This City November IS

Teams from three different con- muntes have been entered in a four-team miniature golf tourna- ment and play will be started n this city on November IS. The teams entered are Bristol and Plainylle and the Tabs and I, Nj, C. A. of this city The tournament will run for 12 weeks, Cups will be awarded to the teams capturing first and sec- ond places Each match won will count for one point.
 The rules Of the contest and the schedule are as follows;
 ]. Wherever teams play their matches the local court rules will govern play.
 .. Every match will consist Of 13 holes,
 3, Each club wIll be represented by four men.
 f. Tournament will run for T. weeks.
 ]. Clubs entered. New Britain Y. N. T. A. 6; E., I. N. C. A, Bristol -ll IldllE He
 $. Whenever Plainyille and Bris- tol are scheduled 10 play in Nen Britain these two teams will engage the Y. M. C. 4. earlier in the eve ming and then proceed later to play the Y. M. T. A. 65 E.
 :. Cups will be awarded to teams capturing first and second places.
 g. Scoring: Each match won to count one point.
 schedule
 Tuesday. November 18th, s p. nt. Y. M. C. A ?. m., Y. NJ. T. 4. X E, Bristol vs. Y. NJ. C. A.. Plain vile vs. Y. M. T. 4. X B, Bristol rs. Y. VI. T, A, 6 B, Plainvillc ys. Y. N. C. A
 Tuesday, November 25-8 p. m. 1t Bristol course, same lineup.
 Tuesday. December 2-S D. m. q, x. B. '. M. C. A; p. III. at r. NJ. T. A, X B.. same lineup,
 Tuesday, December 9--S ?. m, al Plainville, same lineup.
 Tuesday. December l6-8 r. m. al x. E. Y. NJ. C. A.; D. m. at '. M. I. A. &, B, same lineup.
 Tuesday December 2@-S ?. u. at the Bristol course, same lineup.
 Tuesday, December 30-8 D. m. it \. B. '. M. C. A.. 2 p, m. at r. N. T. A. H: E.. same lineup.
 Tuesday, January G--at the Plaiu- vile course, same lineup.
 Tuesday, January 13-6 ?. m. at \. B. Y. NJ. C. A; ?. m. at Y. NJ. T. A. &: B. same lineup.
 Tuesday, January 2O-at Bristol course, p. m. same lineup.
 Tuesday. January 27-S p. m, at N. E. Y. NJ. C. A.; ?. m. at '. NJ. Y. 4. Go B.; same lineup.
 Tuesday, February sat the Plainville course at p. m., same lineup.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
PLANS ANNUAL REPORT

Chicago, Nov. Il OP - Back from his annual vacation. President Ernest S. Barnard of the American League today began preparation of his annual report 10 be submitted to club owners and officials next month. President Barnard said he was ready 10 make fight 10 climin- ate the sacrifice fly rule.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
Ji iMPLnn TO COMPETE

,tcW York, Nov. il UPJ-Toams representing thc armies Of the Unit- cd States, Canada, Germany. Austria, Sweden and the Irish Free State will compete in Madison Square Garden tonight for the international mlll- tary cup for jumpers, the feature of tho national horse show.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
HiS RARE IINIMAN

A triple threat back is no noVclty any moro but in Sam Horwitz Chi cago claims to have the only triple threat lineman. Horwitz, weighing only 1G8, has played end, tackle and guard in the Maroon forward wall this season.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
GETS SKULL PRACTICE

Annapolis, Md, Nov. Ii (UP)-- Anticipating a hard game with Southern Methodist at Baltimore Saturday. Coach Ingram today pr; the Navy squad through skull prar- ticc 10 start the week, Drill will Dc aimed at perrecting a defen 1' against passing game.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
HARTFORD WILL OUTWEIGH
 LOCAL ELEVEN SATURDAY

Capital City Football Team Averages Two Pounds More Than Hardware City Combination - Coach John Newell Undecided On Starting Lneup-Cas- sidy Has Problem in kloiber and Flood - Two Heavy Aggregaons to Meet in Annual Clasf- Few Veterans Left in Either Camp.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
HAS FULL STRENGTH

Chicago, Nov. II CJP)-Return of Les Molloy star halfback, after q ton day absence. today gave De Paul full strength for Fridays game with Boston College. Coach Norton was pleased with last weeks victory over St. Louis and now believes his team has a chance 10 defeat Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
SHE CHEERED FOR CHAMP

When Maxie Rosenbloom recently defended his light heavyweight tito from Able Bain, the Newark chal- lenger. Clara Bow occupied q ring side seat and cheered for the title holder. He gave her ticket.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
BUYS JOCKEY CONTRACT

Chicago. Nov II lP, - The con- tract of Jockey Eugene James, one of the leading riders Of the 1880 racing season, has been purchased by Joseph Letter of Chicago, from Roscoe Goose, Louisville, Ky" own- CT and trainer.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
ACTIVITY IN BASEBALL MART

Since early April, 5l players have been involved4in major league trad- ing with the activity split evenly be- tween the two leagues. Nine athletes figured in four deals concocted by McGraw of the Giants.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
PUNIS AND PASSES

i E. .re Assoriated Press
 Philadelphia - The Pennsylyanior team had q complete holiday today. and that was hardly enough 10 allow
 Coach Lud Wray 10 pick up the pieces Of his squad and figure ou4 how 10 patch it into team for the
 Georgia Tech game. Three backs Captain Gentle, Gettc and Ford arc
 de finitely out and q good many others arc doubtful starters. New Haven-Yalc has fallen back on one Of the old late season tra- ditions as preparations for the
 games with Princeton and Harvard begin. The Els practice yesterday
 was kept secret while they worked ! out new plays. and practice will re- main secret for the rest Of the sea son.
 PIttsDurgh-Jock Sutherland, Pitt coach, apparently doesn't believe in holidays when his team has to meet Ohio State next Saturday. The res.
 ot the college got q day off yesterday to celebrate the victory over Carne-
 gie but the team went right back to work.
 Providence. R. I.-Brown docs not
 exactly fear Columbia when a clash
 with Colgate comes soon after the meeting with the Lions, but as
 Coach Fuss McLaughry expressed it yesterday. Lou Little is one Of the smarcst coaches in the cast and any O. his teams is a constant threat"
 State College. Pa.-Pcnn State IS i doing the largest part Of its travel ing for the season when il goes 10 ! Iowa City this week. The one-way distance, $50 miles, IS farther than the Ni1tany Lions have to travel for 1 all three Of their other aHay-from - homo games.
 Hqnovcr x. H.-Among the many ! problems Coach Jack Cannell of | Dartmouth has 10 meet in his preparations for the seasons big game with Cornell. is what is the 1 best bachfielt combination to usr ] Present indications are that hs Hill solve it by using Bill Mccall, former i quarterback at one half along with | Wolff, Morton and Wilkin. Cambridge Mass,-Arnod Hor-
 wcen. Harvard coach, seems to have
 decided that lack Of fundamental
 knowledge is one Of his teams big | faults this year. At least he has
 warned his players that most of the
 work this week before the Holy Cross game will be on Fundamentals.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
HARsD SLIGHT IN WEIGHT NEW BRITAIN B ELEVEN ANNUAL GAME % mRn @
ROGERS BOWLERS DEFEAT
 PALACE IN STATE MATCH

Recreation Five Swarms Over Local Rivals to Take Three Straight Games - Winners Go Under 1900 for First Time in Weeks-Gacek Just Misses Shat terng League Record-Nck Tronosky Hits High Mark With Score of 397-Teams to Battle Again On Wednesday Night
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11

Tuesday, November 18th, s p. m Y. M. C. Az ?. m., Y. NJ. T. A X E, Bristol vs Y. NJ. C. A.. Plain. vile vs. Y. N. T. 4. (, B, Bristo vs. Y. VI. T. A. & B, Plainyillc ys Y. NJ. C, A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-07
VIRGINIA YORKTOWN
COMMITTEE MEETS
State Body Plans to Cooperate
With National Group for
Celebration.
ecial pispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, February THE
Virginia committee for the Yorktown
Sesquicentennial celebration, of which
Senator Frank Ball of Arlington Coun-
ty is a member, met yesterday in Gov.
John Garland Pollard's office and dis
cussed plans for cooperating with the
national Yorktown celebration commit
tee, of which Senator Claude Augustus
Swanson Of Virginia is the head
Delegations representing Yorktown
and Williamsburg, headed by Rev. A.
Renforth and Mayor George P. Cole
man of Williamsburg, offered full CO.
operation Of the two communities to
the committee in planning the historic
event.
While no definite plan of celebration
was arrived at here yesterday, it is
understood that the celebration is to
be of national Importance.
Other members Of the Virginia COM
mittee for the Yorktown sesquicen-
tennial celebration are John w. Will
Eams, clerk of the House of Delegates
of the Virginia General Assembly; Del
egate Ashton Dovell of WILLIAMSBURG,
John Stewart Bryan, publisher Of the
Richmond News Leader, and Mrs. Rem
forth Of Yorktown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-07
WOMEN REPORTED
IN SERIOUS STATE
Alleged Attempted Suicide
and Victim of Collapse
Treated in Hospitals.

+. Two women, one an alleged attempted
suicide and the other suffering from
nervous collapse, were in hospitals
today. their conditions serious.
Miss Margaret Browning, about So
who swallowed poison while in Congress
sional Cemetery yesterday about 1890
am, was taken to Gallinger Hospital
by police Of the fifth precinct, who were
directed to the woman by the caretaker
of the cemetery Her condition was said
to be fair" today after a restfuI night.
Mrs. Minnie Lee Davis, SIS, who lives
on Nevada avenue near Military road,
was in serious condition at Emergency
Hospital. She collapsed yesterday in
the rose garden in Potomac Park and,
after several hours of semi-conscious-
ness, was identified by DR.. Joseph r.
Sizoo, pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. An attending
nurse observed that the woman seemed
to recognize the name of DIR. SiZoo,
which she had mentioned in CONVERSE
ton, and the minister was called. He
identified the woman as the mother of
George r. Davis, a florist in the
Transportation Building. Members of
the family said she had been Ill and
expressed the opinion she had been
overcome by strain while walking
through the park.
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ting from car to car, trying the doors,
and advised Judge McMafon, in Police
Court this morning, when the eldest
was brought into court, that the four
had been observed tampering with
nearly 100 cars
Judge Mcmahon ordered Henry Jo-
seph Pier, whose age is given as Is and
address in the 900 block of E street, to
await sentence after he had been tried
on a charge of attempted joy-riding. The
owner Of the car, In which the youths
were allegedly apprehended, Miss Bessie
Palm of the 100 block of Park road, an
employee of the Department of Agricul-
ture. had testified that she had found
muddy footprints in the machine. ON
Ger Spears trailed the quartet and on
the way notified his colleague, Oficer
w. H. Sconyers, who was in uniform,
to follow at a distance.
Later. Ofhcers Speare and Sconyers
took into custody William La Port, Is,
Of the 100 block of Sixth street south
east and Charles Donohue, IA. of the
900 block of G street southeast. The
fourth member. the police said. escaped,
leaving his hat behind. With the aid
of this and close questioning by the
officers and court oficials. the fourth