rovidence Bradleys Face Indies In Strong Sunday Headliner SCHNEIDER WINS Play Against Providence IRGIA TECH WHOOZIS? i New Pro Grid LOCAL CLUB IN t%WM**%****W**»**W*»<**» OVER PERCY IN AND DUKE TOP Loop Has Woes HARDEST TEST GOOD MAT BOUT BIG GRID LIST By DAN PARKER OF ’36 SEASON

be a It is well to to Meet on Southern Winner Be PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL may gold mine but German Pojello May kinds ol The One of Best Football Bat- bear In mind that there are two gold mines. newly orga- Next and Rose Bowl Contender; nized American league Is Just learning this sad fact. So far, the backers Card—Nardi at no tles Is Expected of the new professional loop have struck plenty of dirt but pay, and, Rocco in Draw Seven Due for Defeat as everyone knows, a gold mine cannot be operated profitably on that Hamilton Park i basis.

March as of the a few his strength A VERY The resignation of Dr. Harry president league Using superlative By LESLIE and Hans With another and final drill days ago was the first Intimation reaching outside ears that all was not ability to advantage, Press SUIT Correspondent) carded for 10 o’clock tomorrow (United well In the new organization. As founder of the new league, March came Schneider, the bad Seven morning on the Hamilton Park New York, Oct. 17—(UP)— In like a Hon- He went out like a lamb, ready to forget, everything except man, spotted Walter Percy of Eng- land one then won next gridiron, the Waterbury Indepen- Of the nation’s 28 unbeaten and his unpaid salary. falu and the two in time to take the decision dents should be in rare .form for untied football elevens face obliter- jig to discuss his but I understand in the main bout of a wrest- their big test of the season tomor- ation from further national cham- Dr. March Is unwilling experiences lively he because of interference from bankers who are interested in ling card last at row afternoon on that field, the pionship consideration today as they quit night Buckingham the new and think their in Wall street qualifies hall. Schneider won himself another Providence Metcalfs will make their squared oil opponents also boasting league experience a football better than the doctor’s main bout with Karl Poiello on Fri- third annual Jaunt from Rhode Is- unblemished records. them as experts in running league of service with the National of which he was one October 30th as a result of his land to take on the Waterburlans These seven games, headling the long years league, day, work last slams won two MIKE DI NAPOLI JOHNNY CRONAN in a football game that should week-end grid program of 226 tilts, of the founders. night. Body of the three falls, Percy starting his leave nothing to be desired from a pit Navy vs. Yale, Army vs. Har- linemen of the Indies which will its most To date, the league has lost $30,000, a fact which caused Tim from the top of the ring post in Dependable Waterbury play standpoint of either fans or play- vard, Georgia Tech vs. Duke. South- The above pictured smiling young home of the season tomorrow afternoon at Hamilton Mara of the in the rival National league to buy one comer, from which point he important fame ers. ern California vs Washington State, man, managed a borough basket- hate the Providence, B. Metcalfs the Long Tom Shaw a drink down at the track yesterday. Tim would pounced on the burly German. park, L, forminf opposition. On Their Toes Holy Cross vs. , Pitts- ball team to a ‘city championship to see anything happen to the new league—that is, anything of a Lilo Nardi of Torrington and Confident and anxious to put over burgh vs. Duquesne and Villanova not so long ago. and was a tough trivial nature. Tony Rocco of Naples put on a a convincing win so that their fol- vs. Western Maryland. customer to shut down at any man- slam-bang 45 minute draw. Rocco, lowers wil have something sub- Indiana's hoosiers, also unbeaten, agerial confab that ever assembled. of half or no at all are to Stories players getting pay pay beginning a substitute was to Nar- stantial to cheer about, the Indies conceded much change of A official for the two quite equal Parade were not hoop past seep out, as discontent arises in the new leagtie. The Today’s Sport all di’s efforts ( both men being on the have worked hard week for the coming out of their affray with years, he knows his basketball rules that all of them players nave received only half pay to date; is, except floor outside the several times. with the Providence array Cornhuskers unscathed. backward and forward and ring By Henry McLemore game Nebraska's gives , the captain, who made ’em lay it on the line before he signed James out last J. McMullen of Limerick and > Coach Eddie DiNapoli trying was undefeated until the most inspiring pep talks you is in the bank and it there whether the (United Press Staff Correspondent) Temple a contract. Ken’s $5,000 stays the mid-west disposed of Chief Pol- new plays and players, and with a when Carnegie Tech took a ever heard. night league lasts or not. io, an alleged Indian, with two bolstered squad at full strength, the 7 to 0 decision. The other 13 teams Baltimore, Md., Oct. 17—(U.P.)— club In the east. And rightly so, for “tin" ears that can hold up a 15 local entry should show its best with clean records, play "Breath- Yesterday’s Whoozis was Les has dropped $7,000 in the first two games and the Yankees In this of Mister it was not many years ago that Yale Syracuse gallon hat, the Irisher taking quite city terrapin soup, football tomorrow afternoon. ers.” They are: Bowen, ex-Crosby lineman, who play mere Sunday unaer an agreement that they are to take their money Mencken and white marble ..loops, had the best material in the east a gruelling before he put over a Colored Threat Princeton, Minnesota, North Car- went in for football in a big way after officials and rent have been paid off. Boston has lost $9,000 the Yales the t and but, because of a profound inabil- nrst, body lock and slam in about 15 play Navys Defensive plans of the Indies in- Fordham, Purdue, Northwest- during his school days, having in three games, but has sound backing and will stick if the league does. in the dens of w bets ity to think, usually wound up on olina, high minutes. Maurice Leo Cavell tossed iniquity clude a two-man check on “Plash” ern, Notre Dame, Michigan State. the makings of a fine college The Yankees also are well backed but the Wall Street boys behind the are made the. little boy are the short end of the score when George Daglllis of Ansonia in a live- Barrows, the Metcalf colored ball- Aalabama, St. Mary’s, Santa Clara, player. club like their profits Just as much as the next guy, and so far, they favored. playing a team with enough "savvy” ly bout, the Cavell kicking being a carrier who was a sensation last Texas A. and M. and Marquette. haven’t had And never! (that’s New Haven for any. feature of the bout. Mezen- you’d guess why! No, gumption) and Tibaldi will is heavily favored to George to in the direc- season, while Volpi Minnesota off of Russia and The Yales are favored because keep moving right Gian- 20 as the Randalls Island as a home stadium for the new Hoboken held alsob ear watching. Stroberg, run its winning streak to The selection of everybody, including those cynical tion. Ray Boswell of Penn all even in a elli, Sheehan and Joyce will form engage Michigan's Wol- chib is considered ill-advised. The Yankees could have had the Yan- gentlemen who lay the odds, con- Yale quarter-backing was pret- ^Gophers 20 minute opener. the starting backfleld with reliable verines in their traditional battle College kee stadium if they were satisfied to wait until after the World series, sider them very smart. The Yales ty awful until Mister Pond and An attendance of 600 saw the >at the center at In- were so to started to cater to social Mike DiNapoli post, for the "Little Brown Jug" but the backers eager get and, bouts are 8 to 5, to be exact, and the ex- Mister Neale arrived on the scene. ex- qfficiated by Charley Winters flanked by able guards, tackles and dianapolis, and Princeton is not Football registerites that they tied up with the new municipal stadium out in planation everyone gives is that the Watching a Yale work of New Haven. ends, one of the latter to be Frank the middle of the East River. In two games the Yankees lost- $9,000, Yales, even though they are not always gave one the Impression that recently recovered from a and so far, no social registerlte has offered to make good the loss. blessed with any too much man New Haven field generals were cre- Egan, B. U. vs. W. U. first game injury. The club may go after the lower East Side trade now. power, are heavy in gray cell con- ated by hitting a slow-thinking Football Games Boston, Oct. 17—(UP)—Though The contest set for 2:30 o’clock tent and figure to outfox and out- guard over the head with a hammer. defeated twice, univer- no it Wrestling will be officiated Henry Carring- Washington The Brooklyn entry has home grounds yet, though is supposed think the sailors. Hitting a slow-thinking guard over by On Air Today of St. was a and John sity Louis, Mo., strong to at home next week. No one knows who is behind the Brooklyn a ton, Tom Carney Cluney open New Improving the head with hammer twice, in favorite to win over Boston univer- is that the backers of the Yankees have been York—George Lenihan, Bos- and up as a fine afternoon’s team. All that's known This is a very high compliment to fact. shapes football games when meet at ton and Nick Campofreda, Balti- entertainment. The following sity they Fenway park helping out the lads across the river, too. Neither club has laid for its Coach Raymond (Ducky) Pond and And the plays the broadcast this Both elevens are weakened more, drew; Cliff Olson, Sweden, aer slated for today. uniforms yet. his were to use weren’t much downed A1 chief assistant “Oreasy” (don’t given afternoon over stations picked backfleld injuries. Billings, Chicago; Hans by call me that) Neale. For it was not better. mlKKUKS IN the Waterbury area: Referee: J. F. Farrell discouraging obstacles have helped to keep tlfe league in the Kampfer, Germany, pinned Pete BLUE up in .Michigan; Many so long ago that the Yales were They were about as subtle as a vs. New so far. have been one of them at a loss. Maganoff, Russia; Tom Nilan, Aus- 1:45—Boston College umpire, T. A. Scanlon, Fordham; red Eight games played, .every considered the dumbest football burlesque, as welly thought out as NEW HAVEN SUNDAY bad and the season hasn’t warmed tralia, downed Lou Farina, Italy; Hampshire. WATR. linesman. J .N. Young, Adams; field The weather has been football really a treatise on Einstein Bobby Roberts, St. Louis, decisioned six-year-old’s 1:45—Holy Cross vs. Man- judge, W. J. Pendergast, Colby. up yet, so that the outlook isn’t as dark as it looks at the moment. If and his Bull Curry, Boston. theory. hattan, WTIC. Game starts at 2 m. the league can weather the financial storm through which it is now pass- Who’ll ever the the Southern Connecti- p. — forget strategy Opposing WEAF- Boston Yvon Robert, Canada, 1:45—Yale vs. Navy, ing, it may strike more pleasant sailing ahead. which devised the plays which call- cut League leaders tomorrow night threw George Koverly, California; New York Giants Blue KBC. Yale vs. Navy ed for Fullback Crowley to run in- In New Haven, Waterbury’s Meantime, the fresh from who have outlandish ideas Jim Sarandos, Greece, threw John 1:45— State-Northwest- Baltimore, Oct. 17 —(UP)—Un boys college terference for Albie Booth? Crowley Mirror Grills are scheduled to roll as to what their services are worth as would do well to Spellman, Boston; Jim Colfield, ern, WABC-CBS, WJZ-NBC. beaten elevens of Yale and Navy professionals And Chi Cardinals weighed 200 plus and moved with all the New Haven Elks In a three- vs. be a bit with their new employers. If they are willing to play Kansas, pinned Joe Corbett, Chi- 1:45—Pennsylvania claish today with the odds favoring patient the alacrity of a poutlsh water game match starting at 8 p. m. with the club owners the cago; Abe Kaplan, New York, drew Princeton, WOR- the Elis at 8 to 5. Less than 30.000 ball during present crisis, thejeague may buffalo. Both, a midget with the The New Haven entry has lost but solve the the star halfbacks who with Tommy Rae. Springfield; At of the 67.000 available seats in Bal- help unemployment problem among speed of a used to two of nine matches engaged in Strack, Oklahoma, threw greyhound, spend find, upon leaving college, that what they did last year for dear old Charley date. to have much trouble in timore stadium had been sold and the entire afternoon running up to pected Siwash won’t even them into the without a nickel. Tiger Jack Young, Boston; Bibber a slow field was get subway, New October — The Crowley’s back in an effort to their encounter with Penn at Phila- in prospect after McCly, Boston, threw Scotty Mac- York, 17. New get it rained with more past the man assigned to clear his HEADY TO GO delphia. yesterday fore- Rome wasn’t built in a day (probably because Mussolini hadn’t been Dougal, Canada. York Giants face the Chicago Card- cast way. Standout today. bom when it was built). The National now on a solid Conn.—Paddy Mack, being league, basis, Bridgeport, inals Sunday in the first intersec- — between Duke and This year they say it’s different. Boston, Oct. 17—(U.P.) Terry The Dixie tild had to go through the same discouraging reverses before it saw the light. Ireland, pinned Fred Kupfer, Ger- tional the real outstand- DARTMOUTH-BROWN And that the Yales know all,the (Tigej) Warrington, Nova Scotia Gjorgia Tech is kept pouring money into his New York Giants’ investment many; Count Von Zuppe. 185, Ger- with the N. game of the season in the Polo answers and when to give ’em. I negro, proved last night that he waj ing game on the program Hanover, H„ Oct. 17.—(UP).— until he he was to fill a bottomless well. But many, threw A1 Norcus, 180, Lithu- thought trying Timothy so. It will be a to take on the to the Dartmouth’s eleven was Grounds. The eastern hope pleasure to see ready top-notch winner favored go through powerful stuck with it and finally the day arrived when more money began to ania; Ernie Stephens, 220, Boston, defending a to a Yale team that knows its way heavyweights when he won a seven- season unbeaten and make strong expected romp to an easy victory back than he in. But never his on half won over Sid Westrich, 225, Ger- are come poured Timothy put boys champions battling for second about. round technical knockout over John for a rose bowl berth. Niether over a weak Brown team when they many; Cohen, 215, threw bil rations while the going was rough, a point for Jim Bush and his asso- Sammy place in the Boston this meet here Brown is struggle against the Navy to Win Anderson of Sweden at have been scored upon year, today. also ciates to bear in in case think that the are the Herman Singer, 190. mind, they players only western eleven which a year ago Still I like the like Arena. and the Golden Tornado has rolled hampered by injuries while the blj Navy. Yeah, ones who are supposed to make sacrifices until things get better for the nose them for a while Green out, 14 to 13, on Phil the Navy to win. t think the sail- Floored In the first round up 147 points in three games will be at full strength. league. Sarboe's long 80 yard in the ors are very nearly as smart as the count of four, Anderson was com- duke has totaled 65 in halting four Leavenworth=Torrington sprint (Copyright, 1936, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) final minute of play. Yales, and a whole lot outclassed and gamely took a formidable teams— Davidson, Col- HOLY CROSS-MANHATTAN tougher. pletely Contest on Monday once said that of all terrific before his seconds South Carolina and Clemson. Worcester, Mass., Oct. 17.—(UP), The Cardinals come east at full drubbing gate, the teams Notre Dame had evei announced he would not respond to The east’s big game is between —Holy Cross, undefeated since 1934, PORTS AND HARTFORD strength for the first time this sea- At 9 o'clock this morning the son played, Navy’s came closer to the bell for the seventh round. An- and Yale with the Elis Slight was favored to avenge the only blot and with their entire squad set giv- Navy BRASS CITY PIN IN SOCCER TEST scheduled Leveanworth-Torrington ing all it had, win or lose. And that derson the last three rounds The Manhattan -Holy on its last season’s record when it to go the Cards are as strong as any fought favorite. high school football game was can- still goes. When is licked it’s with a closed left eye. also shapes up as a meets Manhattan here today. Last team in the circuit. Just last Sun- Navy tightly Cross game celled due to weather conditions only because the best it had, tooch and toenail battle. year Manhattan came from behind and Hart- day with some of their regulars re- every Waterbury Portugese until Monday afternoon by agree- bit of the best it had, wasn’t the Pacific coast Southern in the closing minutes to gain a turned to action the eleven enough. TELEPHONE COMPANY On SWEEPS NOV. 7 ford soccer football teams will en- ment between Coaches Jake Chicago That sort of team bid for Rieger takes a lot of ► California, making a strong 13-13 tie and mar an otherwise per- outplayed the Bears and only the in an the and Connie Donahue. licking. honors, is a heavy favorite fect Cross season. gage interesting game, end of the game them as (Genlot Recreation Alleys) national Holy stopped As for the rest of the its fourth victory of the weather permitting, tomorrow af- end of the game them as country— Farnlof • to score IT’S LILAC TIME AGAIN stopped and we hit 12 out of 13 last Best New Bowl= were on week, Farnlof .t. 81 75 79 year by trampling Washington HARVARD-ARMY England ternoon at Recreation Field, Nau- they their way to the win- if you don’t mind a portion of brag, Fowler 84 90 104 State. Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 17.—(UPh lilac ning touchdown from the five yard .. to gatuck, in a Central Connecticut Plattsburg, Mo. (UP)—It’s it looks this way: Ferruccl 108 92 118 Other Principal games: —Palling odds made Army only a ing Talent Compete this line. They out gained the Bears by scheduled for 2:30 time for the second time in Army over Harvard, Princeton McGee .9.... 118 98 10 Pordham-Waynesburg, Tulane- slight favorite over Harvard when league game, 75 yards and were nosed out 7 to 3, r this section of northwest Missouri. over Penn, Dartmouth over Brown, - they meet here today. An improved on Mattatuck Alleys o’clock. Vincent will probably play which Indicates the Giants will have t Colgate, Among the bushes blooming is one Duke over Georgia Tech, Rice over 400 358 410 * North Carolina, Comell-Syracuse, Harvard eleven which has pointed in what to be at their peak. fullback for the Ports, planted In 1891 which has never Georgia, Alabama over Tennessee, I and Darthmouth-Brown. for this contest was regarded as New bowlers may be the final game of the season bloomed in the fall before. Experts Standouts Nebraska over Indiana, Purdue over Anderson I Middle west: having its best chance to win over England’s leading (3) will at on Satur- for them at the borough field. say the drouth is responsible. The Cardinals two Chicago, Ohio State over North- O’Brien 104 87 103 Ohio State-Nortnwesiern, ximiuio- the cadets since Barry Wood’s team gather Waterbury bring all-league day, November 7th to take part in players in Bill Smith, former Wash- western, Minnesota over Michigan, Tehan. 115 109 92 Iowa, Purdue-Chicago, Oklahoma- won 14-13 at Michie stadium in Notre the Second Annual Brass ington end who scored (me of Dame over Wisconsin, Mar- Hole 95 103 105 Auburn Detroit, Michigan 1931. City the Ifpngai: two touchdowns quette over Kansas State, Texas 110 126 118 Kansas of is at Sweepstakes. made by the Chi- Anderson State* Missouri, Marquette A crowd 45,000 expected Lions Have Wings over Baylor, Southern Methodist As a it ranks second cago squad here last fall, and Mike State and Notre Dame-Wisconsin. Harvard stadium. competition over mmsmsmm Mikulak, fullback from Vanderbilt, Southern Cal over 424 425 418 South: only in importance to the Eastern plunging Oregon who was a star in college Washington State, Washington over Punnan North Carolina State, Penn vs Pricneton Sweepstakes and is one of the on Oregon State, St. Mary’s over San — — for the ranks the Polo Grounds Steck (3) South Carolina-V. P. I.. Maryland- Philadelphia, Oct. 17 (U.P.) twelve sanctioned events grid- iron. In addition to these two all- Francisco, Utah State over Brigham Keach. 120 84 124 Louisiana State-Mississippi Princeton and Pennsylvania cele- 1936 season in Connecticut. It offers Virginia, — Young, Utah over and Rice, the bowlers an league men Tony Blaine, giant Denver, head Casper. 90 96 86 Alabama-Tennessee, Georgia brate the 60th anniversary of their competing oppor- over heels. and Lee. to be considered the Na- Illinois Wesleyan tackle, and Phil Bagley 119 103 99 and Kentucky-Washing ton historic gridiron relationship today tunity by ( 1936 tional elusive back, Copyright By United Press) Steck 93 92 115 Par west: on Franklin field. Duckpin Bowling Congress Sarboe, Washington were on the second Calif omia-TJ. C. L. A., Santa Clara in the annual ratings. all-league squad of Mike of Avon is the de- last fall. 421 375 424 -a»n Jose, St. Mary’s-University Notre Dame-Wisconsin Bogino GALVINS and Joe Oacek ESQUIRES San Francisco, Washlngton-Oregon South Bend, Ind„ Oct. 17—(U.P.) fending champion sarboe is one of the major prob- is runner the star an- MEET Gleason State and Aregon-Idaho. —Notre Dame and Wisconsin clash- up, Seagram lems the Giants have to confront. TOMORROW the title last from a Downey 96 81 101 ed today over the same ground on nexing year He beat them last fall on his slip- field of thirty-six, representing the Smith 97 97 97 SHOE HARDWARE which Elmer Layden and Harry pery running and he is showing an One of the best best talent the state has to offer. Junior football Green 103 92 81 (Oenlot Recreation Alleys) Stuhldreher galloped to fame in astonishing ability to pass this sea- of the This it is that the games early season to date Gleason 119 98 101 Tool Room (2) 1924 as two of the four horsemen, year expected son and wil lbe double dangerous. He Is with expected tomorrow afternoon 85 83 97 under the late Knute Rockne. entry will be supplemented Is close behind In the Hewitt when the Galvin A. C. and Bunker 414 369 388 88 98 H3 to bowlers from Rhode Island and Belanger A crowd expected reach 30,000 race for passing honors and while Hill Esquires clash at the I89 88 98 Massachusetts for both these states Washing- Verzino .. moved into South Bend for this first the Giant tossing ace has crcnpleted ton Park held at 2:30 103 I98 are the same lines p. m. Stro- Larson (2) 98 game between squads coached by organizing along three more than sarbo;—the Charest 23, berg, Neagle and Taylor have been Aubertin 89 97 102 members of the great backfield of as Connecticut with the prospects Cardinal thrower has made more added to the as fol- 99 98 102 394 362 434 12 of plenty of inter-state competition. Esquire lineup Hildreth.. years ago. ground on his passes. lows: 97 113 with his third Irish eleven The affair will be staged at the Larson Sliders (1) Layden, — 107 Mattatuck Recreation for- The Cards have shown themselves Esquires ends, Taylor, Palen; Colvin ... 93 103 Guillet 8* 123 ! held the upper hand in his first alleys, known as the birth- dangerous in the aerial game for in tackles, Lldell, Lanoue; center, Dun- Petltjean 106 124 105 year at Wisconsin. Stuhldreher merly Qenlot’s, in the four games have 518 can; guards, Grover, Loy; quarter- 367 395 424 Leonard 96 106 worked wonders with his Badgers place of major bowling east. they gained Bob White will be in of the yards by forwards, twice as much back, Bradshaw; halfbacks, Casaly Yeyman Ill 108 119 and has a soundly drilled squad. charge entries and George L. Isemann will as the Giants in the same number Stroberg; fullback, Delaney. Warner (1) Galvins — ends, 88 98 104 382 461 428 DUKE-GEORGIA TECH be custodian of the funds with the qf games. Smith and Jimmy Law- Lorusso, Brady Warner tackles, Cormuzzl, 81 99 87 Act. following acting as general co'm- rence, recruit back, from Texas LaPointe; guards Ogilvie Zippers (3) Durham, N. C.. 17—(UP)— 106 have of the Berg In, Vanno; center, Fischer; Soby . 98 94 O. Trombley. 77 National recognition hung in the mitteemen: Christian, caught most Charlie New Haven: tosses with from quarterback, Gervasl; halfbacks Hoffman 113 88 94 A. Casey 98 balance today as Georgia Tech’s Johnson, help Billy Wilson, 106 Frank Barber, Danielson; George fiery end from Gonzaga. Grudge and Barbieri; fullback, Mar- H. Lesrlng Golden Tornado met Duke Univer- ticellL Doc Williams, 380 378 391 H. Byrnes 98 sity. Leading sports writers were al- Gagan, Lowell; The probable lineup: Will Wa- as their football suits were inflated most divided on the Stratford: Cunningham, Apparently floating about though equally ques- New York Chicago Cardinals Rossiter (2) 374 384 394 tion of which held terbury: Tommy DeLucce, Hart- with helium gas, a quartet of the Detroit Tigers, National Professional the balance of No. Player Pos. Player No. 100 86 91 ford; John Harrison, Lawrence, Football League champions, are seen above doing a little ground and WILBY-NAUGATUCK Grizinala power. 15 Singer L..E Smith 40 66 89 94 Tommy Pickett, Wlllimantic, Rus- lofty tumbling as the yUmber up in practice. Ernie Caddell (No. 1), GAME Crane Indications were a crowd of 30,- 27 L.T. Blaine 23 CANCELLED 103 sell how he over Morgan Scott 78 96 000 would see the Bentley, Woonsocket, Johnny hard-running back, demonstrates expects to float the oppos- game, beginning 55 Kaplan L.G. Cupp’tl 47 White 106 129 126 at 2:30 Farrell, Boston Frank Vance, Meri- ing line, while behind him. Left Tackle Steen (No. 23) sails into an p. m., under cloudy skies. 7 Nein C. Hughes 18 rain all den. imaginary tackier. Below is a closeup of the punishing palm with which Heavy morning put the 10 Jones R.G. 407 421 380 384 328 Caddell straight-arms his gridiron foes. Tipaon 27 Hamilton Park playing field in an 357 23 Lewis R.T. Field 31 Impossible laying condition for the FRIDAY FOOTBALL SCORES 26 Rose R.E. Wilson 42 Elements (3) Last Night’s Fights Wilby-Naugatuck high school foot- Niven (1) 102 13 Richards Q3. Grosev 32 ball game which was called off this Morrissey 84 103 83 Hoar 107 115 United Press) 96 1H (By 25 Krause L.H. Pangle 21 morning by Coaches Lee and Kane. 92 106 95 Bradley 80 (By United Press) Fordham Freshmen 7, St. John’s Jimmy 84 97 90 llSarausky R.H. Nichelini43 Pete Foley. The game be McLaughlin 91 77 94 Brennen Boston—Terry (Tiger) 0. may 96 Warring- 33 Corzine F.B. Mukulak 48 played next week, Tues- Niven 100 113 105 Broulllette 103 90 ton, Liverpool, NU. S., St. Hamline 6. probably technically Mary’s 13, New York substitutes—Dell Isalo day afternoon. kayoed John Anderson, Sweden "B” Yale "B2 12. (7); Navy 20, (2), Grant (3), Leemans (4), Dugan 377 399 377 Pat O’Brien, Boston, decisloned 8, Johns Washington College (5), Haden (9), (13), Good- High single—White, 129. Tenore, Joe 7. Dunlap AGED MAN HUNGRY BUT Sammy Quincy (4); Hopkins win Manton (18), Burnett (18), High three—White, 361. Little, Boston, kayoed Eddie Delan- Tech 7, Temple 0. (14), PROUD Carnegie (19), Shaffer (20), Danow- High team—Anderson, 425. Chelsea (1): Buster St. Benedict 25, Haskell 0. Phillips ey, Carroll, skl Anderson (24), Owen (36). High total—Anderson, 1267. Lowell, kayoed Billy Baker, Boston College of Emporia 6, Pittsburg (22), Houston, Tex., (UP)—An aged Cardinal substitutes — Handler (4); Johnny Smith, Quincy, deci- Teachers 0. man at a meal at a coffee shop (12), Mehringar (19), sloned Franky Campbell, Boston Hasting 42, York 0. (11), Vaughn and the ntold the he Neuman Baker (23), proprietor 409 348 376 (6); Tony Bent, Cambridge, tech- LaSalle 36, Elon 12. (20), Kellogg nouncement that they cost him * Dowell Miller (28), Carter Machine Boom (1) nically kayoed Tony Sacco, Wor- Teachers 9, St John 6. (24), 25, MO, the man laid a set of false TEMPLETON'S Superior Russell (33), Crouse 81 95 96 cester (4). (28), Lawrence (30), teeth on the counter and left, dis- Volok (44), Curran 97 78 92 TOWN PLOT A. C. Rook (35), Sarboe (41), regarding the proprietor's protest. 91 Robin- High Merchandise Trombley .. 95 98 BOAT RACE Deskln (45), Pearson (48), Quality 102 LaRusso 103 115 All members are asked to be pres- son (49. Denmark’s economic conditions — Um- New York. Oct. 17 — (UP) ent at Friday night’s practice. Sev- Referee W. G. Crowell. are Improving. Smoked Elk Bowling — Head America’s Gold Cup motor boat eral new players have been signed plce B. A. Savage. Lines- — Field race will be held in Detroit in 1937, among them being Tom (Red) man George Vergara. Shoes — —NEW— it was announced today. The race Lyons, James Zingeralli, Harold Judge John Reardon. — 3:30. will be held on Labor Day. It will Noble, Tony Sweeney, Anthony Time of kickoff GRAND ALLEYS Special prices to teams be the first time the Gold Cup ha? Purcaro, and E. Donato. been contended in Detroit in three Coach Place was well pleased with HIGH 8CHQOL FOOTBALL BOWLING See Mr. Kiersted years. Wednesday night's practice. A on At New Canaan game to be played Sunday Fairfield; 0; 2 Strings .... 25c High team—Sliders, 451. the 25th is wanted. Please reply Fairfield 38. Free Instraethm to Beginners Hiah total—Sliders. 126L through this poper. Hlllhouse 25, Danbunr 6.