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MANHASSET MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1127 MANHASSET LOSESTOGREAT NECK 20-0 LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL OUTWEIGHED OUTPLAYED IN ANNUAL GAME Jack Ruggiero Runs And All Work Is Star of the Da y ^ egi ST scorinc ea SS? ‘ --------- !:♦■« Hundreds of Rooters Accom pany Team Seeking Elec tion D^y Victory Manhasset lost to Great Neck at ^ Great Neele on Election Day 20 tp 0, in the annual football game, but l{bey lost nothing of glory in , the defeat and managed to keep their colors floating high. They urere outweighed and met a team that was their su^r- ior in almost every department but seldom, if ever, has a greater display • x7«?81MDf Wlfh Long dnal quarter. Kushay was badly AvmtnH ' b°rt and had to be carried from the .field- C^l Prewein was knocked out on the field but was revived and re sumed his place at left half back. An unusually large delegation of local High School students as well as toUt^ispeople accompanied the team to Great Neck for the game. The scho<dNielegation was led by George F. Wieidann. of the School Board, Principal •'l^nal H. Tibbets and Cheer leaders Lordl Peebles and Ella Mae Davis. Mr^ Tlbbeta ran John New- bold a close race in rooting the hard est. The two cheer leaders are de; serving of a word of praise for keep ing the Manhasset cheering section constantly on edge ! to spur team and shout words of encourage-' ment. Rice Keeps Crowd ^ack ' Are Chief Sice of^thh Manhasset- NATIONAL HORSE SHOW PROMISES ^ INNVOATIONS The japing events at the National Horse Sht|w in Madison Square Gar den Nov. 7 to 12, are to be made more interesting this year by the institu tion of an entirely new series of jumps to be known as Course D for Handy Hun^frs, according to Fred erick D. MacKay, chairman of the ex ecutive committee. It will provi^ an interesting spectacle, and it wiH tc a very good portrayal of the {Mssible conditions which a hunter meets in the open country. , This event will rank next to the competition for the International Mil itary TropKy which will draw teams of officers from the armies of many nations. The international events will be staged over what is officially known as Coarse A, or the \Inter national Course.” This is - probably the most difficult of any. Then there will be the spectacular Pen jump which calls for absolute understand ing between horse and rider. In the Handy Hunter event the horse will be required to clear the ten obstacles of various heights. He will start with a hedge and top bar jump of 4 feet, then turn to jump over a post and rail fence, 3 feet 6 inches, which leaves him in an en closure, and from this he must turn left> and clear a gate of 4 feet. From there he turns again to the left, tak ing a 4 feet brick ivall set at right angles to bis course. He then swings far to the right, doubling back to clear a post and rail fence of 3 feet 6 inches, and from this he makes a JACK RUGGIERO Jack Ruggiero ’ s running back of punts and general all-around play stamped him as the individual star of the Great Neck game, Election Day. 'of grit been shown on the fool field than that shown by the M; basset players Election Dayv The local High School team tri{ desperately, to turn the tide of fairs ^sd that they could get G; Neck oa the run but each attempt was futile and after the first toncli- down in the first quarter Great Nepk was never really in danger. Manhasset, however, succeeded supplying the real star of the ntl in Jack Ruggiero, who never playj better. ■ His running back of pui was remarkable and showed that t' star . quarterback has_ an uncan ability ta outgeneral his opponents open field m^ng. He was the of the game, even though MacMant crack Great- ’ Neck fullback, made of the Great Neck touchdowns proved a terror as a line plunger. Start Scoring Early * The first score came after a f minutes of *play when Great Neck g the ball ea a fumble only a few from the goal line. The best eff<_ of the Manhaaset line to hold aval' nothing and MacManus went over t the first touchdown. Gmler faui to kkk goal after this score. Gasat Neck kicked off to open tlte game and with the first play it be gan to look as if Manhaaset would give ttedr opponents the same doto they did last year. Jack Rnggioto cau^t the kickoff and ran it badk nearly ferty yards. Only one haaaet ferwarf pass was successful while Great made leate tl^ which gave them substantial gain| In fact Gyeat Neck was so mu mere stMcesaful in ground thftt the odd part it was the score wasn ’ t bigger. A Geeat Nedt Year / Great Neck has had a wonderful season all year rolling up bigg^ , acmes against thA otter opponeM *ttaa they did agalnet Haitt a is et and R aamaai to be a Great Neck y^. Maiiliasset had only two aubstiti^ Qreat Nett M Jttlewski went in for Jattaon a^left gaari to t» «d Tsj- a. Kuttay at fall bade in the Lakeville Fire Department and, his aide, Frank Paradise, volunteered their' services , in keeping back the crowd behind the sidelines and their efforts were appreciated by ’ the surg ing mob that tried to see the game. On the momim: of Election Day a long automobile parade of Great Neck rooters drove through Manhas; set flaunting their colors and otber- Vme making a noisy demonstration, llie lineup follows;. Manhasset (0) Great Neck (20) J. Kushay ......... L. E...y ....... Wsrmuth Wagner ............ L. T .............. ! Stevens Jackson .......... ...L. G .................. Evans Hasty . ........................... Garlaqd Verrault ........... R.G. — ............ Oatley Steigler ........... R.T...Gotootas Plummer ......... R.E..._ MuRay J. S&iggiero ....Q. B .......... MacMurdo Prewein ............ L.H ....... - ...... Gmler W. Ruggiero ... R. H. ............... Jaeger S. Kushay ....... F. B . MacManua Score by periods: Manhasset .................. 0 0 0. 0 — 0 Great Neck ................ 6 0 0 14r-20 Substitutions — Jablowsld for Jhek- son, Tupper for S. Knshay, Cramer for Evans, Fileman for Ref eree, Girling, Union; Umpire, Lo- ^u^ Alfreda; Head liineaaian, Snyder; Linesman. Joe O ’ Connell, ICuhaaset; Obst, Great Neck. Man Sealed In Gian Fasts f<n* Hfty Days Sonthmid-on-Sea, England. — ^Ricardo Sacco la dalmed ta have completed a teat of SO dayi^ duriatloii. Sacco, who taa ao methl ng of a reputatloa aa a fastar In Great Britain, waa seated la a cabinet of wood and gteaa at the O s M do ben. It te aaaerted that he aobalBted ou aix battlea of lamoMda dally. Ha loat 80 i>oonda In wiight aafi te alaoot top weak to nova, Bla flrat meal eoaalBted of chieOwi tooth. Moat flappari loeok on tta hri|^ aide of ttfaga — aqteehdly mta Bta. Bob Reeves Sets « ^ I New Leagu/Msirk | When Bob Reeves of Wash- ? inglon made thirteen assists In ^ aiding In the defeat of Cleve- * land recently be set a new se A merican record for shortstops, j the old one having been twelve, set by Kid Elberfeld of Detroit In'lOOL The world record Is fourteen, held b.v Corcoran of S Cincinnati since 1003. v The aecoad inning was the A only one in which Beeves did t not have at least one assist, and f every member of the Indians X was bis victim, with the excep- v tlon of Bnms. } Trains for Loi\g Rtin Mot to b# ontdoM by PreaMent OoolURa and Ida me ch a n ical \bahhy hana.\ Lavatt, the \hnman dyaaoM,* wha win mUempt to mn tnm Loa Aagatea to Mew York, ea ts rcla s a with Ma aaw utaatllag machlna ta gst lata aaaffiahm tar Ua 8jOOO-atte Janat. lha fhata. ttoara Lavatt ex e cate to g wllh Ma aaw *brraattlag partaer.” sharp swing to the left to go over a | Lynch field gate 4 feet 6 inches high. He i Geddes . then doubles back again to jump a ' Rice . ........... sheep hurdle, 3 feet 6 inches high, j Morgan .i ... His final three jumps are of the same Smith .. .... height, and in Hne, set with 11 feet | ' ------- between the first and second and the second and third. The winner of the Handy Hunter event is Chosen by the elapsed time plus one second for each fault. Thus a premium is placed ;both ou speed and form. One of the feature awards of the jumping class will be the Commodore Cnp, offered in the difficult triple bag jumping event. This event, known as Class 168« is for both banters and jumpers. It is possibly the most dan gerous of any competition during the show, and as a consequent, ladies will not be permitted to ride. HEMPSTEAD HELD TO SCORELESS TIE BY THE INMANS Manhasset Presents Many New Faces m Professional Foojball Lineup .-The Manhasset Ipdians played a scoreless tie with Hempstead in the professional football game at Mem orial field last Sunday before a crowd that made the field look like a small Yale bowl. The Indians presented a lineup with many new faces but despite the lack of practice together ,the men played weli and gave their opponents plenty to worry about. On two occasions Manhasset held Hempstead for downs on the eight yard line. Most of the playing, how ever, was in midfield and there was much kicking and passing in an effort bo gain- the advantage. Anthony, former college star, waa in the back- field fot Manhasset, while Dodge from Wwams, played end. ' The game was refereed by Coach Franklin of Manhasset High School. Joe O ’ Connell was umpire, Jack Ruggiero, hand linesman and Fredie Olson andk G. Hanson, timekeepers. Next Sunday Manhasset will play the L. I. Collegians. The lineup follows: Manhasset (®) Hempstead (0) Dodge .... Egan Gazze . Ckmpbell .AJlen . Anthony ,X.E. Snyder . Xi. T. ........ Roenbeck L. G ....... - ........ Sielaff ...... C ........ Hinne | R. G ..... Seaman I R. T ....... . .. Moss; RLE. Schultz j L. H. Bennett | ..R.H ........... Robarge I ,.Q. B. .............. Conklin . F. B................ Baldwin RED SOX TO OPEN BASKETBALL SEASON The Roalyn Red Sox start their 1927-28 baaketball campaign at the Roalyn War Memorial Btelding on Saturday evening, November 12 against the Holy Family Catholic Club, of Brookkrn. The Red Hox will start fhe same lineup as finitted last season: Far rington add Anderson, . forwards; Blumlein, center; Distel and Bogart, guards. During the 1926-27 season! the Roa lyn (]lnb scored victories drer such teams as the Nassau A. C., of Flor al Park, champions of Nassau Coun ty, the Trteity Club of Brooklyn. Waiiow A. C., of Whitestone, cluun- ions of Queens County, and otters like strength. > The Rotlyn Red Sox will travel for a reasonable guarantee and can be booked by communicating with Manager Terrell, Koslyn ' Heighta, Long Island. Games will be played every Satur day evening thruont the basketball season at 8:30 P. M., in the Rosl^ War Memorial Building. There will be dancing before am) after the games. , Mextew ’ a RamitUl Sommer Is the rainy seaaoo In Mesf- co. Little ur no rain falls la the win ter or dry setisou. i S' Theodore (Tiny) Roebuck, fnll- blooded Choctaw Indian, who starred at tackle last season for the Haskell team, has decided to enter the pro fessional ring aa a heavyweight boxer. Harry Legg. who eliminated George T#n Elm In the national aatatenr race, won the tranamlsslsslppl champion- idiip four times In sacceasion, begin ning in 1909. • • • Sun Edwlna, regarded aa one of the best two-year-old colts of the year, has been sold to W. Averlll Harrlman of the Arden Farms stable by WUIls Sharpe Kilmer. The price waa report ed to be $75,000. • • • Mr. Brisbane wants to know why Intelligent people will pay a million dollars to see a prlke fight. The an swer probably Is that they do so be- canse there, aren ’ t enough compli- mentary seats tp go aronad. , r - _ • Are You Protected? In a Big Blow much damage can occur — chimocys are blown down, trees uprooted^ signs ripped from ibett fastenings, etc. It vour property insured against the wreck and min following in the wake of a windstorm? Wiodstorms are likely to strike in any place at any ti m e they come nnannonoced — ttey are no respecters of time or locality. We advise you to see ut concerning Wind storm Insaraace;. Thonuto (TConneH REAL ESTATE Inanranco dk Suroty Bowds L. I. PhoMo: 226 - 227 ANNOUNCEMENT J- Leduse Washburn & Co. Have Been Appointed ** SOLE SALES AGENTS Manhasset Gardens For Prices and Informatkm Apply at Office, opposite Station Phone: Mnnhaaoet 128 and Manfcaaort 488 Hydradic Enfineering & Constmctioii Water Syatema, WeDa and Pnmping Plnata. Irrigation for Beal Eatatc Developmenta. - ^ Golf Goones and Private Eatotca, Sewer Exttnoinna and Large Sewage Diapoaal Pbnto. TrencUag and Excavatten Warfc. Concrete Cona tr n e t i o n . « H oban C orporation MANHASSET, L. L Pkone: Manliat^ 5f4
