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1 THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1927. 3 Connecticut Golfers Win New London Naval Football Forces With Hartford Grid Teams in Games Today Here Today, Giants Meeting Sub Base a luiii iTiassauiuactLS cam A New London's naval football forces Invade Hartford today, The, strong 8uo Base team will make port at the Velo Second Victory For Nutmeg Group in 20 Years Brings Tri-State Championship With It George Smart and Alvord Only Losers drome, playing the Hartford Giants while the Coast Guard Destroyer force team wl move along to Clarkln Sta dium to tackle the Hartfords. Ejch game scheduled to be called at 2:30. cians will give a concert before the game. Fire Commissioner George A.

War-dlnskl has agreed to kick off at the Clarkln Stadium game. Coach Art Mulligan has primed his All Hartford team for the contest carefuliy and expects It to win from the destroyer force. The service team comes with a fine reputation. Vos, Reaves. Hancock and Belknap are the stars of the team which will be directed by Lieutenants Marron and Baker.

Several new players are expected to appear fcr the All-Hart fords, The lineup as announced yesterday Budja. le Bard. It; Scully, lg: Hay-den, Conroy, rg; D. O'Brien, Hlckey, re; Brennan. qb; F.

O'Brien, lhb; Recassl, rhb and Van Orden, fb. mumc will oe an ouiniauning at each prk. The Sub Dae band will give a concert preceedtng that gtnie at the Velodrome and the Coast (luurd band Is due to do the same at the Stadium. si V. 7 I- i lyr-Jt A Kenneth Held (1 up) 1, Herbert Jaques 0.

John Sill (8-7) 1, L. M. Grimball 3. George Smart 0, J. P.

Lynch (5-4) 1 Cllve Alvord 0, Elmer Ward 4-2) 1. W. P. Seeley (3-2) 1, J. M.

Batchel-der 0. Sidney Mott (6-4) 1, S. J. Besre, Jr. 0.

8am Smart (4-3) 1, C. D. Grasse 0. Foursomes. r- Ross-Reld 0, McPhail-Ward (4-3) 1.

Alvord-Mott 0, Lynch-Hoxie (4-3) 1. G. Smart-Sill (19 holes) 1, Crlmball-M. W. Vedder 0.

Havlland-Parfcer 0, C. Hoddcr-F tcli-elder (2-1) 1. S. Smart-Geoghegan 0. Grasse-Besse (1 tip) 1.

The Sub Base teim. which tickles the Glnnis. has three backtleld stars In CurU-r, McCann and Harrington. According to those who have seen the'e sailors In action Harrinstton is a star, good enough to be with ny Boston, Oct. 15.

Special.) Connecticut deleaved Massachusetts by nine to six in an Interstate golf match today at Belmont Spring. It was the first 'defeat of a Massachusetts team against all corner In two seasons of play and the second victory for Connecticut in the 20 years of rivalry between the two states. Massachusetts played without the services of most of Its best golfers, yet the upset came about as a distinct surprise after the results of the five Scotch foursomes matches had been posted at noontime. Connnectlcut squeezed out only a single point in the morning play and was carried, an extra hole to get that, but in the afternoon singles the Bay State golfers Yale Freshmen and emerged with only two points out of the ten Individual engagements. Paul Il.Tvllinrl Hnllloc I co lee team and his mates are a most his equal.

There are many experienced players on the undersea sailors' squad. Dr. Lacava, manager of the Olants, Velieves that the game In Holyoke lr.st Wednesday, tuned up the local eleven and he cxHcU them to show reil cliAs Uxluy. The signing of Connelly, former Colgate p'ayer. for quarterback, tinds out his bicktleld.

Licnva is not at all confident of winning today. He knows that the Sub Base has a strong eleven, has competed against colleges and professional teams and that It has had more training than the Giant However, he thinks the Giants will at Uast hold their own. Coirh Hayes announced that hl starting lineup would probata be Joe Rogers at center, Cameron and Tarlow as guards, Wooley, Sullivan and Connelly as tackles. O'C'onnell. Delaney New Britain Faces All-Bridgeport Hardware City Team Will Present Strong Lineup This Afternoon 4 US -v.

Erasmus Play Draw In Soccer Game, 1-1 New Haven, Oct. 15. (Special.) In a close and hard fought soccer contest the Yale Frerhmen and Erasmus Hall teams clashed this afternoon at Pratt Field with a 1 to 1 score the outcome after two fruitless overtime periods failed to break the tie. Nelion of the 1031 team scored early In the Initial period and Luckman or the Brooklyn school tallied toward th- c'ofe of the same chapter. Brilliant goal playing by both the cage guard-Inns and by the defensive halfback kr-pt down the count.

Yale Poatlon Erasmus Ha'l Hardy Taylor Hoffman rf Rasmussen Coonley If Newman Foote vhb Mlllman Nelson French Sumner lhb Landsman Terhune Trent, (Capt.) Carr lr Morris Wilson cf Rosen Smith 11 Wilson Stuievant ol Rudo'ph "3oais, Yale, Nelson: Erasmus Hall, Ltickman. Substitutions: Freshmen, Lee for Foote; Erasmus Hall, Luckman for Wilson, Wilson for R- olph; referee, James Miller, New Haven; time of perlot'j, 20 minutes; two overtime periods, 5 minutes. COACH ART MULLIGAN, OF ALL-HARTFORDS. and Fried id an ns ends. In the back-'; Springfield Beats Nutmeg Aggies (Continued From Page .) Held.

Connol'y will call signals and the other backs will be Foley, Hunt, Davis. Barnlkow and ApperctU. The team will hold a light drill and a signal piactlce this morning at ten at the Ve odrome. The starting lineup of the Sub base, as announced from New I.ondon, will have Root, Carter, Rochford and Har St. Anthony Eleven -And Branford Laurels Meet This Afternoon St.

Anthony's professional grldsters, coached by Judge Lacava, received a heavy workout yesterday In preparation for the encounter this afternoon at Branford with the Laurels. The game is scheduled for 2:30 o'clock and it Is expected to be witnessed by a large crowd as It means ''ep nearer JIM (SH11IMP) FOLEY, OF THE GIANTS. well known footballers. Bt. Anthony will attempt to add the' Laurels to the rington In the backtleld with Tuitie record of victims.

Fuller, Moore, Nlkodln. Rogers, Skid more and Srhwandcr In the line. ecrlmmuge and schooling his backfleld In many new formations. Coach Lacava Is quite confident of the outcome of today's gi ne. With the addition A bus will leave St.

Anthony's The naval team, with Its supporters. Church at noon to take the athletes the state championship crown. and Its 18 piece band, will arrive here Sending his men through a heavy I of "Mike" Landers and a few more to Branford. npfore noon tomorrow ana me musi ward passed its extra point, Steevcs doing the receiving. But the Aggies still had their fighting spirit and with the ball on their own 35 yard line Pop Williams loose and left a trail of spraw.tiig Springfield players in his wake a-s he boomed along for 65 yards and a touchdown.

Eddy failed to make this point. Summary: Springfield Conn. Aggies Bardo le Kennedy Clogston It Savers Woiynac lg Gilman Lindbaugh Gelssler Clark rg Colacurclo Jenkins rt Wilson Craig Schildgren Wilhamson qb Kraut Duncan lhb Eddy Bell rhb Williams Rood fb Ryan Score by periods: Springfield 12 6 6 731 It seemed as if the Connnectlcut golfers needed only to become slightly familiar with the course to succeed in playing brilliantly. Bill McPhall of Norfolk was three up on Paul of Brooklawn going to the eighth and then the former Yale captain played well enongh to be one under par for the remaining holes. Herbert Jaques of the Country Club had a two lead on Kenneth Reid of Farmlngton at the sixth hole and four holes later the Connecticut youngster was leading by two holes.

Joe Batchel-der of Wentham had a like experience. He was three up going to the ninth with Parker Seeley of Brooklawn and then for the remaining holes needed to complete the match Seeley was two under even fours. The -best medal of the day was reported from the bottom of the playing order by Sam Smart of Goodwin Park. When he had Chick Grasse of Mount Pleasant beaten on the 15th Green he needed three pars for a 72. Smart showed' the Lowell youngster something startling in the line of lofty putting.

On ten greens Smart got his ball to the cup with a single The only victors for Massachusetts in the singles were Elmer Ward of Norfolk and Joe Lynch of Albemarle. Ward beat Cllve Alvord of Greenwich by 4 and 2, while the state Junior champion gave George Smart of Warn-panoag a 5 and 4 trimming. Probably the greatest surprise of the whole match was the wide margin by which Grimball was beaten. Playing his home course where he generally is a tough adversary, lost to Johnny Sill of Weth-ersfield by 8 and 7. Rose Wins Close One.

Emery Strateton of Braeburn made a good comeback against Frank of Sequin. He lost four out of the first five holes and with that bad start he succeeded in carrying the match to the home green. McPhall, three up going to the eighth hole lost five successive holes to Haviland. George Smart and Sill gave Connecticut ttg only point in the Scotch foursome and they pulled out the match after Grim-ball and Milton Vedder had betn dcrmie to Vedder. Summary: Connecticut Massachusetts Singles.

Paul Haviland (3-2) 1, W. F. McPhall 0. Frank (1 up) 1, Emory Stra-ton 0. J.

J. Geoghcgan (1 up) A. M. Hox 0. New Britain, Oct.

15. (Special.) The All-New Britain football team will have no alibis for defeat at the hands of the All-Bridgeport eleven in the game at Memorial Field in Willow Brook park Sunday. After a week of strenuous workouts, the team is ready to face the best that Bridgeport can send against It and the players are confident that the offensive worked up will serve to humble the Park City combination. New Britain's team is the strongest football combination this city has had in years anct the same can be said for Bridgeport. Those who attend the game, the first between the two in the race for the state professional footbail championship of the state, are in for' an afternoon's entertainment that will be rare to watch.

Both teams are expected to resort to the air in an effort to get In a sure and quick score. New Britain has worked up a defense against Bridgeport's plays and Coach Dunn feels sure that his charges will be able to cope with the best the Park City team can offer. "Keck" Parker, Harry Ginsberg and Dave Mahoney will officiate and the klckoff will take place at 2:30 o'clock. The lineups: New Britain All-Bridgeport Leary le Schultz Conklin It Humphreys lg Schle-chert O'Neil Brody Gnasdow rt Donlan rt Bingham re Paddy Graham qb Schick Ratizewich lhb Neary Miller rhb Suchy Manning fb Stauss 41 Stanford Ties With Southern California Palo Alto, Oct. 15.

(AP.) Coming from behind in the ciosing few seconds of play, Stanford's Cardinals. Pacific Coast champions, crashed over a touchdown to tie the Troan3 of the University of Southern California. 13 to 13. in a thrilling game before 60.000 persons here today. Conn.

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