stem Football Style Again On Trial Before Competitors Boys’ Chib Fire CUBS, ARROWS TIE in Beavers Test Drills To-night GAME AND LEAD Jim Mobile’* Bora’ Club Inde- Hi* Hartford Rangers are with* pendent* will hold their second out a game far Bandar and would estern Game like a rteura with the Plain- Again ifbrkout of the season to-night at game BOUT AT ARENA INCAN-AMLOOP would also i o'clock at tha Cottage Place gym. vine A. C. The Rangers Belvedere Cfoach Charley Oberdick wants all like to head from the Bluee of Hew Britain, North Ends riiMmimu Imlr CaM nRiL Rams candidate^ to be on hand at the Indians vniunpivDs iik rans ytiui Fordham Also of Meriden. Ends of Bristol, Before rorementtoned time as he will en- Springfield Maple Walnut Hills of Waterbury or any — deavor to explain the new rules be- Exhibition Co- Shore Top Spot By Win fast team in Connecticut or Maaea* Lazy By JACK CUDDY fore practice. Baron and Galgot of the K. of L. have been signed coa Wins (United■d rit* Rti* rmtnpondent) Over Reds The are Fri- From'Conley to with the Clubbers who Rangers practicing outcome of to-morrow’s up play day night at the usual practice *New York, Nov 18—(UP)—The will also show Captain Joe Mobile, Boston, Nov >18—(U. F.) -r- The grounds. AU players are requested air JOHN A. CLONES' between Fordham and Oregon State may Egan, Eddie Dunlap, Jack Intersectional clash Marty Boston Bruins Cubs end Philadel- to attend. The Rangers manager New Hayen, Nor 17—Just about Keefe, Joe Schauster and Joe Cam- for A. Weill rive the football experts an indication of what to expect if phia Arrows remained tied for the eon be reached by calling 6*0186 or the worst exhibition of boxing ever Laugh eron. the presented by (fro In a team Southern California in the New Year’s lead in Canadlan-Amerlcdn addressing all mail to. Rangers A. champions m eastern plays League as result of their fit Sheldon Hartford. Connecticut ring cams to a clumsy Here's one on A1 Weill, the • (Hockey C., street, gentleman .whose vestf^attract gravy 2 to 2 tie at Boston Garden last conclusion here to-night, when Bose Bowl classic. like a shell game attracts a farmer at a fair. anxious to his night. Norman Conrad of Wilton, N. H., Always give the Pact- Ford ham's rams gave ZI-THETA-PI OPEN Connie King, youmr Cub center, recently crowned New England Queensboro customers the best of- it, the top-notch Gotham match- most violent shock scorfcig in the second per- light-heavyweight champion and maker decided on coast the INTERCOLLEGIATE opened BOYS’CU)B UVE a little novelty one night last summer, as a special by iod. and Klein added the second Al 'Gainer, of New Haven, state re the San Francisco quake bit to the fans Oaels Boston scored a few minutes later. heavyweight and ilght-heavywelght keep happy in between the palooka performances. So inm—tlnr St Mary’s galloping HOOP SCHEDULE AGAINST W00DB7 ot the Eddie a former Cub, scored title holder wound up in a draw he hired a check-suited 14-0. The Gaels were one Bugke, APPEARS ON WEST gent, whose specialty was parodies—that is. teams. the Arrow's first goal near the sec- for the second time in live weeks. tar west’s strongest January 7. Cornell at Dart- he would 'take the tune of a and to ond of the second period and as- After repeated warnings to do popular song adopt it words of was a surprise that mouth; 11, at Princeton; Town Vhla triumph Penn Y to Meet sisted Tank Boyd in the somi Referee Mc- hi* 6wn fie wasn’t a Chinese it as a Colom- Quintet tielng fighting, Henry make-up. but quite clever in his own es- observers regarded 14, Dartmouth at Penn, third. HAVEN’S SCHEDULE ‘many in the Aulilfe the arms of had an score tossed both timation, at the racket. .mistake—that the Gaels bia at Cornell; 16, Dartmouth at TeaAi Night worn out v parody It Jo-morrow Both teams appeared j_ contestants in the air and lh no or something, and that Yale; 17 Colombia at Princeton; ott-day in the overtime session and* there West Nov 18.—A prac- uncertain manner showed the dis- Out he id's hurried to make show the relative 21, Cornell at Columbia, Prince- Named Man- Haven, hopped attempt the fans forget the didn’t Justlly —Avery was little action. tice scrimmage is planned this gust that he, as a former fighter last merits of the two teams. ton at Dartmouth; 24. Penn at bout, and started to warble familiar music but words. At Reds Sculped evening at the Milford Prep gym- anAmerican Hockey League when the Bridgeport Boys’ club, contestants. Conrad couldn't fight just when his moment of occurred that made him the like Fordhani. ton at Yale; IS, Dartmouth at that his blue and white Satur- insanity think even on fair teams morning they drubbed the Providence Reds day evening th Bridgeport. and Gainer wouldn't. .The red-hot smart football. Cornell: 17. Yale at Columbia; will their bam could entertain. "Well, At" chortled are playing right charges open 193?-33 3 to 1 here last night. Following is a tentative schedule ten rounder that Conrad went tf>e Virginian, "they don’t Schissler’s Beav- 18. Cornell at Princeton; 22. tomorrow night In Wood- into the lead in ■». Moreover, Paul campaign The Reds went of the games to be played by the through last Monday night in win- se*m to aPPrec'*te my stuff out there. I guess it’s too deep foe. ’em. Just had combat with Yale at Princeton. Cornell at at the Town Hal 1 meeting when Ous Rivers ers have personal bury the first period Westshore team. Bridgeport Boys’ ning the title from Shucco think, not a bit mighty Tro- Penn; 25, Princeton at Cornell, "Squirrel” Cook's town team In the fine Tony ofaapplause for three brand new parodies that should Southern California’s scored, but goal tending by club, Bridgeport, Nov 19t Ameri- of Boston, apparently took all the held them to Columbia at Dartmouth; 27, main* of a double header knock ’em jans this season and game Alfle Moore halted the local team’s can \Ruasian Sokol, Bridgeport, of off the That was thtf for Alfonso. Beav- will fight out him for ten days at seats.”_ pay-off a 10-0 Trojan victory. The Penn at Dartmouth. starting at 9 o’clock. Dancing after New scoring that, Nov 27; St Stanislaus, Haven, least, as his second showing he wants ers are not as strong as March 1, Princeton at Colom- follow the main attraction. Dutch Gainor tallied twice for “Applause, yet,” Weill waved at the piper, and addressed apparently Nov 29; Meriden Knights, Meriden, against Gainer was in no way com- because Columbia at Dart- Zl's will be represented by an this score Indicates they bia; 4, Penn, The Springfield and Happy Arnott add- Dec 7; U. S. Rubber Co, Nauga- to invisible audience, dam’ fool, how could teams this parable the first clash in Wa- “Why, you they applaud bowed Stamford, Washington mouth at Princeton, Cornell at a formidable gain year ed the third goal. All three Spring- Dec New Britain to, tuck, 14; Boys' terbury, that also ending In a draw. you? You weren’t even THE RIGHT to and Oregon, all of whom were Yale; 6, Dartmouth at Colum- with many members of last year's were unassisted. singing WORDS the tongs.’’ State field goals caged Club, New Britain, Dec 19; Water- It was quite evident that Gainer humbled Southern Cal. With bia; 11, Princeton at Penn. club* returning for duty. Bus Mor- by bury, Dec 22 (pending. .St Casi- has "gone back” so far that he is sizeable scorers. If Fordham would an and "Red” McIntosh will be at. mer's New Haven, Jan 12; Watery as the Game Laws Choke to the strength the forward berths, Howie Kraft hardly recognizable tiger- aspire Trojgn’s ROBERT’S YALE BARN bury Boys' (Hub, Waterbury, Jan man who belted j>ut it must beat the Beav- Vlth and at the pivot post and Harry Hollis everything apparently more favorably Colgate 14; St Michaels, New Haven, Jan him a four touchdowns. and Idris Alderson In the rear put before year ago, with Hunting Says Framed Scot ers by about Brown do the Beavers with PARTY ON DEC 3 22 and St Stans of Seymour, Jon than courts. Colwell, Charley one or two exceptions. Fair Record. Jimmy ruary with the West Haven high southern California, consequently a Bell and' Lou Hollis will be held In Pboocy! Because of the vagaries of thousands of game laws in Fordham 1b riot the strongest Nick Robert’s Old school. New Britain high school many parts score over State to- reserve. The traditional Promises of knockouts by both ttam In the east. Coach Cava- big Oregon and the Sons of Italy Five. of America, including* different laws in each state, wild life i« Tale Barn Party at Montclair, N. contesants at weighing-in time yes- being Rams were beaten 19-13 morrow would offer hopes for an The Haven club will use naugh’s J., an annual affair at the close Wegt. terday stood out in sharp contrast permitted to die' out, and become victimized the crow, fox, Michigan State, and toppled 3-0 the school court for its home by coyote, by eastern vjetory in ^he Rose Bowl, FRIARS AT / of each Eli football season, will be Hifch to their actual work in the ring its snake and Little Boston College. Fosd- PRACTICE games. Arrangements have already hawk, skunk, says Andrew J, Ross, the greatest Scotch ex- by whereas a close score or a Ford- held on Dec 3 this year. It was they floundered around round aft- ham’s record Is not as good as that been made with the board of edu- on wild BARNARD TO-NIGHT announced yesterday. Mac Farmer, er round, with Refere'e McAuliffe pert game breeding. After a tour of the. country and Canada, Of or Brown, the two con- ham defeat would buoy the hopes cation this Colgate the new director of athletics at making possible? vainly to make them Mr Ross had the who will battle it out on of * frying fight. following opinion of game conditions i\i New Eng- tenders the Trojans. New Haven, will discuss the evolu- Memories of his for the eastern Harold Hadley’s Putslc Friars early trip to the land: Tranksglving day of the athletic at Tale will workout from 7 to 9 tion policy caflvas from a' right hand smash championship and possibly the trip tonight of the 1 JOE TEACHES KIDS at the twelfth renewal Bristol Mermen that nowhere when the "I mention New for instance. I bad a look at a to Pasadenu. o’clock at Barnard school gym In came,from might England, party. men met at ’Both Fordham and Colgate beat preparation for their opening game Waterbury kept Gainer few small pheasant farms and considering the handicaps the law imposes this month. The entire coaching staff, led by continually on the defensive. Not New York University. Fordham Joe Engle, manager of the the latter part of Swim Y on breeder will be Dr Marvin A. Stevens, and Cap- Naugy until the tenth round, when each your game they’re all right. between them I saw thous- •won 7-0 after a terrific struggle, Cha(tanooga, Tonn, baseball cjub, The hooded boys repre- Buj 14-0 with 5000 how to sented this by Gaptaln Harry tain John Wilbur are expected to seemed to feel the winner the ands upon thousands of acres of wbat call land trat Colgate triumphed taught youngsters play year The crack Bristol Bbys* club ol| people abandoned /arm the sessions John Driscoll. Pip Hea- attend. The other guests of honor round would be the winner of tne an ease that amazed the experts. game during morning Dubuque, team, undefeated to —land been farmed thin in the with the Eddie Evans, will Include the captains of five swimming bout, did they do any sustained that’s, competition great Should Win. ; last year. Players on the club ley, Johnny Rozum, will-make their debut in the Hennie and Pat minor teams. date, leather pushing, but the official western farms. I those hills with their fine covers, their wood- The Rams appear to compare helped. Dcsplns Qullter. sports Y natatorium imagined Naugatuck tonight verdict was a draw. meeting Fritz Klambt's borough lands and streams stocked with grouse, pheasants, woodcocks and Gainer had the hand at Red Triangle at 8 upper representatives close range, while Conrad four partridges. Or with ground game—hares and rabbits. There’s money t o'clock in tne first of. a “here and put or five whistling right crosses on it, man, there” series. A large crowd is ex- money. the blAck man's beard, but a peoted to be on hand tonight as nary "No for Well, it would be heaven for the knockdown occurred, as the cus- gofld farming, hey? no admission will be charged. , tomers stamped and Whistled for hunter, to say of a new source'of income for the farmer." The Naugatuck mermen opened nothing action. COnrad scaled their season with a 46 to 1(13, Gainer. decisive 168. 29 wlrt over the Bridgeport Boys' I'hantom Sermon From Stone MR. HILTON club last week and are confident Senator of making it two in a row tonight. Harry purant’s Cocoa JOSEPH Kid was the on Fred Stone, Weaver school coach, had a few w'ords to say Fred Bendler, Ernie Bendler, Alex only bright -spot High the card. Sullivan A1 Enamalt, Joe Ser- He disposed of Eddie the other evening in regard to the ‘‘building up" of schoolboy athletes geant and Billy Baukus. Conley of Danbpry with neatness and into the status of "stars" through medium of their , dispatch, (he bout going the the, minimizing to limit of six and invites his rounds, Conley get- failings and over-playing their ability. The result is, says Coach Stone ting very much worst'of it. you the, that certain individuals are into a secure sense of their own CARNERA RETURNS Edward became arm-weary early lulled, in the bout, and had all sorts of importance which directly affects every game in which such players trouble trying to tend a clean take part. Stone took i rather strong verbal shot at the newspapers punch, while Cocoa speared him TO GARDEN TONITE for sudv a detrimental which allows individual with left jabs ana rocked him with creating situation, THANKSGIVING right crosses almost at will. to believe are so the' success of a that players they important'to game Owen Flynn of South Boston is entirely ignored. Mr Stone is correct in every detail, FOR SANTOS BOUT took two punfehes and a ten count team-play from A1 Boross of Bridgeport, cre- Waterbury coaches know that, and right now one could mention a hall Primo Camera makes his first ating an early finish to what was dozen,players whose/heads have been swelled to outlandish proportipns down for a six round go. Flynn was v * appearance in the Hadison Square favorable Coach Stone the that the T .t as soft as a bean-bag and was in by publicity. expressed opinion DINNER Garden a ring after plmost year's no condition to substitute and give above situation was created at Yale just before the season opened, which Jose kind of a absence, tonight, paired with Boross any fight. Joe have accounted for the of Elis in season Baittos, Portuguese giant, in a Vanuti' of Boston scored a six might poor showing th? early scheduled ten rounder, that may round win over blond Billy O’Brien games. make or br6ak the Italian Man of Derby in a good go filled with A FINE FRESH TURKEY Mountain. Manager Bill Duffy plenty of punches. Joe Oliver beat has signed several Important Augle Valenti for the champion- matches but if “Prlmo Beef" ship of Hamilton street in a fast blows the “duke,” meaning the de- four round opener.' cision,* or is knocked out, Duffy WITH EVERY, SUIT will ha\e to send him back to his ASK US ABOUT STYLE — WE KNOW beloved Sequels, Italy, On the next boat. PONIES IN FINAL The last time he fought In the AND OVERCOAT House that Tex built Camera waged perhaps the best fight of WORKOUT TONIGHT his short but sensational career. On that occasion he stowed away ARE RAGLAN Vittorio Campolo in two hurricane (Special to The Democrat).. This month, Mr. Hilton will celebrate his 40th rounds while the crowd cheered Thomaston, Nov 18—Final prac- madly. It was a fight to the teeth tice for the Thomaston Ponies in this business. In order that from the tap of the first bell. football team, prior to its game year you may It 1b not divulging any secret, to against the West Ends at Bristol rehash the scrap, to state that both Sunday afternoon will be held at Overcoats celebrate with, him, he will give to every Camera and Campolo were for the athledlc field tonight, starting Popular? the before and af- at % o'clock. Coach Fay Vincent cancelling fight * ter Car- intends to send the “Little Horses” man a suit or overcoat from now they weighed In. First who buys nera complained of a pain in his Oirough a two-hour .workout. They’re Unusually head, and then his South American All of thelnjured players of the till a This antagonist begged, for a postpone- team, except those whose hurts • Good This Year Thanksgiving, fine, fresh turkey. ment claiming his legs were sore are so severe as to keep them OF MEN'S from sitting down so much. It out of the lineup, for the remain- is Mr. Joseph Hilton's contribution to your took a large amount of persuasive- der of the season, will be ready ness, Including threatening ges- for the return struggle# with the and he tures, to get them lnsid'e the build- Bristol team which tied the Po- This year the soft deep happy Thanksgiving hopes you ing on the night in question, let nies in a Bristol encounter last 6-8. These include Joe »lone climb through th6 topes. month, fleeces « are in greatest enjoy the turkey as much as he enjoys On paper tonight’s struggle Sevigny, Rudy Novacowskl, Milo SUITS should be productive of many Morton, Joe Bubblln, Mickey Fill. favor for overcoats. AND ( knockdowns, winding up with,a Bill Wellnltz and Jack Innes. giving it to you. real honest-to-goodfness knockout, The Thomaston squad which Such fabrics lend them- ft will be a, treat to watch one and will leave here Sunday at 1 o'clock the other coming down in sections. for the Bell City will Include the selves especially well to (This gift is not included in Bargain Basement Purchases) OVERCOATS Both are in wonderful corMition following payers: Crowe, Sevigny, for the fray, and each is confident McNulty, Havenich, Dowd, Grady, belted Raglan styles. of being returned victorious. Fill, Bertnagle,, Harbert, Copcan- Camera 1s matched for a. re-* non, Wellnltz, Morton, Novacow- turn ten rounder against King Le- ski, Hymel, Klug, Baubblln, and vinsky the latter part of the month Rode. * In Chicago. His services are wann- A capacity crowd Is expected to Among the good new ed in California and in London see the battle. The West Ends and Paris. The last time he fought will take the field with the lineup overcoatings is the 'Almo, the King, Prlmo was declared the which tied the locals, intact with to- victor. But should, he lose the exception of a pair of former a combination of alpaca night’s event, Carnerfc will be out Bristol high school players. of luck. He’ll have to go to work to and wool that is ex- earn a living. > tremely warm but not \LL-NAUGY SET HOCKEY cumbersome — and a FOR ANSONIA ELEVEN NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE comfortable weight for RESULTS will to All-Naugatuck return ijs United moderate the (By Kfess) weather. The grid warp laying undefeated New York Americans Boston 2 and Acorns eleven of 4; unscored upoiv Montreal’s Canadlens Detroit field Sun- 1; price is Ansonla at Recreation 9 (overtime). afternoon. day All-Naugatuck, 3; Toronto !. with a tie game with the Acorns Chicago, on its records, has visions of regis- WORTH its of the sea- Standing $25.00 tering first victory International Group formidable « son against thirf Cop- W. L. T. Pts per City aggregation. Manager America!! .I" 1 1 3 Michael Melson’s charges have Toronto ...... 1 1 1 3 other ideas about the outcome of bacouse of our curtailed ©ver- Maroons ! 2 0 2 Only graotly tilt and an encoun- t^e exciting Canadlens .... 1 0 1 hood and tho fact that that# clothes are tai- ter Is the fans. ^-4 promised, ^ Ottawa ... 0 1 0 0 lored for you in our own modern shops, American Group RACE HAS BIG PURSE W. L. T. Pta enables us to offer these values. remarkable Boston. 2 1 1 6 The Cuban Handi- 9000 suite and overcoats, brand new, Sweepstakes Detroit.2 1 0 ’4 be dur- cap at Havana, to staged Chicago. 1 1 1 * one of America's race which styled by greatest design- ing the winter meeting 1 1 0 • 2 will Rangers. ers and guaranteed $39.00 values. opena there January 31, carry Bench FEATURES < Tailored 0 a ot $50,000. 72 purse \ MANHATTAN ■'. jv* 18—Manhat- suit is made of fine New York, Nov Every heavyweight tan's varsity has mastered Holy worsteds'and pure warped celanese lined. Cross plays In preparatlort for to- in Suite at Every overcoat is guaranteed 100% wool morrow’s game against the. Cru- saders. While the .freshmen rap and pure warped celanese lined. We can- off Crusader plays yesterday, the In not urge too strongly that you see these flrst-stylng had tlo difficulty checking them. WILTOn 6/0/7/ clothes and compare-them with any sold, JOKPU at $29.00. HARVARD Cambridge, Mat* ,NAv 18—Har- vard’4 squad Was scheduled to en- Ttia value Is guaranteed. train for New Haven today for the big game of the year against and Sts. Yale. Arthur Barrett, starting his Bank Grand second will be at game, right-half- back, Charley Nevln. " replacing x Open u«tfl 0p.m.... Saturday untM 10 p. m. who has been qut two weeks with Open Saturday EventngUntil 9 O’clock a leg Injury. The squad took Its final home workout ybsterday. ■ ■ ■ < .• 'i r t » *

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