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The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-08
AUTOMOBILE SK|OS;
 OCCUPANTS KILLED

SEATTLE, Jan. SD. C. Par sons. aged 5, a printer in the employ of the Post-Intelligencer, and Lucille Corbett, aged 20, were in- stantly killed last night while auto ing on the Everett road near Silver lake.
 The road turns abruptly where the accident occurred and the car skid ded in making the turn, crashing heavily against a telephone pole.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-08
FUR SEAL EXPERT IS SUMMONED BY REAPER

OTTAWA, Jan. s.-James Mac councer. member of the geological survey and a fur seal expert of note. died here today.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-08
GLASGOW INVADED.

LONDON, Jan. S.-Soviet centers, backed by American communists, are said to have been established in Glasgow ! ."=.-: ..=.. ..
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-08
CENTRALLY MOBILES
 TO GET HEARING SOON

MONTESANO. Wash. Jan. B. The trial of the Centralia Reds, who are accused of massacreing several ex-serviee men on Armistice day. has been set for January 26.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-08
SLATED
 TO SUCCEED POINCARE

PARIS, Jan. 8.-It is generally
 agreed by the newspapers of this country that Premier Clemenceau
 will be elected president of France on January IT.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-08
PEACE DUE ON SATURDAY

place on Saturday. The exchange will take place at the French for eign office in the presence of repre- sentatives of the various nations that have ratified the treaty
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-08

PARIS, Jan. s.-Final arrange ments have been made for the for maj exchange of treaty Notifications between the Allies and Germany, the ceremony being scheduled 10 take
The Nenana daily news., 1920-01-08

Nenana-Fhe Gateway to Mckinley
 National Park.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
YELLING IS KAYOED
Benny Leonard Eliminates Another Asp;rGnt for His Lightweight Crown --Rcfcrcc Stops Bout i'm 14th.

New York. Nov. 2S.-Benny Leon- ard, worlds lightweight champion, hammered Joe Yelling, Chicago title aspirant, into submission in the four teenth round of their scheduled fff- teen round bout to a decision last night before a crowd of more than twelve thousand wildly enthusiastic spectators who jammed Madison Square Garden to capacity.
 The end came one minute and seven seconds after the start of the four tenth session. when Referee Johnny Haukop wisely and mercifully stopped the contest to prevent further un- necessary punishment to Yelling. At the time the referee arbiter inter- vened Welling was helpless. Q The champion was subjecting his opponent to a pitiless beating, rain ing rights and lefts upon tho unpro- tected jaw and head of the Chicagoan in an effort to batter him to the floor for the full count. Four time pre- viously welling had gone to the can vas from Leonard's powerful rights and Iefts, sent home with a coolness and precision which reflected the mas ter workman at his trade. Three times in the thirteenth session and once in the fatal fourteenth, Yelling was fioored.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
BRINES IS ACCUSED
 OF CHUM'S MURDER
U. Of P. Student Charged With
 Fatal Shooting

Philadelphia. Nov. 27.-Elmor c. Drewes. Dartmouth college senior, whose body, with bullet hole through the head. was found in the outskirts of this city Oct. r, came to his death from eurshot wound of the brain inflicted by William P. Brines," according 10 the verdict of the coroner's jury. Tho verdict was reached after the jury had listened to a large number of witnesses, includ- ing Mir and Mrs. Christian T. Drewes, parents of the victim.
 Brines, sophomore at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania and close friend of Drewes since their high school days in West Philadelphia was held without ball for the grand jury. He Is twenty years old and a veteran of the World War.
 The commonwealth did not reveal the motive for the killing, if it has found one, and counsel for Brines gave no intimation as to what the defense would be.
 An outstanding feature of the in- quest was that Coroner Knight per- mitted attorneys to question witnesses directly. Brines maintained the same stoiid silence at the hearing that has characterized him since he surren- dered on Oct. 25. He declined to an- swer any question after the verdict was rendered.
 Mrs. Drewcs, testimony raised the proceedings tc a tense dramatic pitch. She said suspicion was first directed to Brincs when he failed to call at the slain collegian's home to view the body. Previously Mrs. Drewes had testified that Brines owed her son $500.
 Carlos Arnoldson, a Cuban student at the University of Pennsylvania, testified that he casually met Brines last summer and accompanied him to a pawnshop. where the accused man purchased a pistol which he said he wanted to keep in his automobile for protection. Shortly after Brines was taken into custody Arnoldson was ar rested and held in bail as a witness.
 It was revealed for the first time at the inquest that Brines' refuge while detectives were searching for him was at the home of William G. Cotton, a relative, in Germantown.
 Dr. William C. Robinson, city chemist, testified that the stains on Brines' motor car were formed of human blood, while pr. William C. Robertson. the coroner's physician, Drewes was fired from a weapon with the same characteristics as an auto matic pistol owned by Brines.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
EMPIRES VS. MOHAWKS
Speedy Local Elevens to Battle for City Football Title Tomorrow Griffin Back in Harness.

The Empires and the Mohawks, claimants of the city football cham pionship, will battle tomorrow after noon at the Newington road gridiron at 2:30 o'clock. This game promises to be one of the big holiday attrac- tions in local sportdom. The teams battled earlier in the season. the Elm pirea being retured : to victor. The Mohawks have improved consid- erably. according to the claims of the followers of the eleven, as the season Ina, progressed.
 The Mohawks will take the field to- morrow, headed by Dixie Griffin, star quarterback of the New Britain High school champions of i919. He will play a backfield position with Cabbie Jacobson, Buck Jackson and Norfeldt. This quartet is expected to give the Empires no little trouble. The Elm pires will have the usual strong linc- up. Dunnigan will pilot the team from the quarterback position. Mooney and Nyborg. the regular snapback players. will be out of tomorruw's game on ac- count of injuries sustained last Sum- day.
 Ths probabl, lineups:
 Empires. Mohawks. Brenneck. F. Stohls ........ Doyle
 Left End S. Beckett, R. Suples ....... March
 Left Tackle Recore, D. Carlson ........ Weelocll
 Left Guard Pupple, H. Nyborg ......... Restelli
 Center R. R. Straubecker ........ c. Restelli F. Dobb
 Right Guard H. Rittner, NJ. Maroto ...... Wright
 Right Tackle w. Anderson, !. Bobcr .... Baylock Right End J. Dunnigan .......-...... Jacobson Quarterback | Krause 1T. Nimore. ..... Norfeldt Left Halfback NJ Johnson Dixie Grimm C. Mccarthy Right Ha1fback StefDick. J. Lemons ...... Jackson Fullback
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
TWO TEAMS QUIT.
Bad Spills Mar Six-Day Race at New
 York.

New York. Nov. 27.-From midday until night the crowd at the six day cycle race in the Twenty-second Reg iment Armory was treated to thrill after thrill. There were scores of sprinta and several ugly looking spills. As result three teams were 1apped and two teams were compelled to quit. Tho riders who lost a lap were Marcel Dupuy and Marcel Godiver. Alphonse Speissens and Marcel Buysse and Con- stanto Girardengo and Carlo Olivier. They lost the coveted ground in Q series of sprints that lasted more than fifteen minutes.
 The teams which were forced out were Keller and Hanley and Gaffney and Verraes, Giraidengo was badly in- jured in spill about o'clock when he took headlong dive on tho east embankment and berore he could get out of the way AertH came along and ran over him, injuring his shoulder and neck, but ho refused to quit and aftes a hours rest return to track.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
FrrZpATRICk REELECTED.

New York, Nov. 27.--At a meeting of the Fordham University football team held yesterday afternoon Sylvcs- ter T. Fitzpatrick was reelected cap tain Of the Maroon eleven for next season. He played left end for the Bronx collegians this fall. and in 1917. Fitzpatrick is a junior in the law de- partment of tho university and re- sides in New York city. The newly elected captain played a sensational Sarle at left end for the N1roon team this year. Besides being good at re- ceiving passes Fitzpatrick can throw them with ec ual facility. Fitzpatrick Sl u1a lsao- -s2axzSxs. .hcr nf th4 Ma rnnn track
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
! BROTHERS IN GAME
Ian Boys i'm Lineup Today When &ington, Va, High School hes With Alumni Eleven.

tington, W. Va. Nov. 27.-A
 man Day" celebration marked pntington High Alumni football
 bore today. when i've Workman
 Ire. including tho two Ohio State
 Sity gridlron stars, participated
 game. Hoge Workman. pivot
 the Ohio team. played quarter Tor tho alumni, while Noel nan. end of the Buckeye squad left and for the veterans. Brad |orkuian. another brother. was |he alumni backfield. Two young liners, Tommy, star of this years ngton High team, and Max, both with the regulars. The former | quarterback for High with the Hoge at quarter for the veter- mother of tho Ave has announc- at sho will be a spectator at the
 and will split her roofing fifty between tho two teams.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
TO COVER HoPPEs FORFEIT.
Horcmans May Post st,O00 for Cue
 Match Today or Monday.

New York, Nov 27.-Details or match for the worlds professional balkline billiard championship be- tween While Hoppe and Edouard Horemans were informally discussed yesterday by the representatives of the two players. No definite conclu- sion was reached, but the discussion progressed to such an advanced stage that it Is expected the Belgian will cover the forfeit of s1.0Oo, which R. II. Benjamin posted with the Bruns- wick Bake -Collender company for Hoppe either this morning or Mon day. Just as soon as the money is covered the arrangements for the match will be made without further delay
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
LEAGUE LEADERS
 TO CLASH TONIGHT
Rule Shop and Stanley Works
 QuintetS Big Attraction

Tho basketball menu to he served at the State Armory tonight should prove an appetizing one for tho fans. and II is expected that a large out pouring Of tho lovers of the sport will be on hand. The first clash will be be- tween tho Corbin quintet, champions of the Indust rial league. and the cele- brated silent Five of Hartford The Capitol city team played the local Kaceys two weeks ago. and it was only after q speedy battle that the unbeat- cn locals managed to grub a victory in the closing minutes of the contest. Several of the regular players of the Silent Five were out of the lineup on their former appearance in this city. but tonight the full quintet of stars will face Chief Larson's speed boys
 Close Rivalry Exists
 Tho regular Industrial league con- test, is the game the followers of the sport have bcen waiting for for sever al week. viz. the Stanley Rule and Level-St1nlgy Works clash. There arc tho unbeaten quintets in the league. and as each concern is represented by the best teams that has played for the factories since the factor league commenced playing. n warm argument is bound to ensue. There is a close rivalry between tho quintcts. and the winner will be the undisputed possess sor Of first place.
 The Probable Lincups
 The lineups will probably be as follows: Stanley Rule and Level con- pany, Ktlduff md Howe, forwards: Walthers. center: Schadc and Camp bell. guards; Stanley Works. walthers and Grobstein, forwards: Anderson. center; Pelletier and Schroeder, guards. Dick Dillon. will referee the games. and dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
LEAN WINS AT BILLIARDS.
Defeats Heal in National Carrom
 Tourney in Chicago, 30 to 37.

Chicago. Nov. 27.--Jess Lean, of Denver. won his final game in the pre- liminaries for the national three-cush- ion billiard championship. defeating Hugk Heal. of Toledo. 50 to 37. in fifty-seyen innings. each man making a high run of l. Leans record for the tournament was two games won and nine lost.
 Pierre Maupome of Milwaukee de- feated Charles Morin of Chicago. 50 to 43, in sixty-two innings. Maupome had high run of 2.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
BASKETBALL CHALLENGE.

The Maple Fisk etiball team, of New Haven, would liko to arrange games with any five in the state. The Naples, last year had most suc- cossful season, winning 19 games and losing only ono game, that to the Atlas. state champions of last year They are now arranging their schedule and will be glad to hear from any team in the state, regarding games. Address all challenges to J. F. Quinn, care Maplo Athletic club, 271 North Front street.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
TO PLAY ON COAST.

Columbus. Ohio, Nov. T.-The final barrier in the way of the East West football game between Ohio State and probably the University of California at Pasadena on New Years Day was removed when the an- nouncement was made here yester- day that the Western Conference Ath- letic board had approved Ohio States request to play the extra game.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
|EGS ID PLAY HILLS SUNDAY
|nentS Are Made for Big Game Tomorrow

Nh ho wero diappolnted at be-
 Ie to witness tho NutmeE-
 game on Thanksgiving morn
 ltsc of tho weather will havO
 tuntty of soelng these two
 action when they meet on
 fleld tomorrow afternoon, at
 y This game will no doubt
 tho bcst even acon here, as
 nA are in top form.
 Icy Hills nrc 'T,tcd as one of
 tcams tn tho state, and Is the
 n that has even worn the
 DfrrssGlSy Inll A. C. which,
 bi, son tho championship of
 Tlere arc on tho players list
 nf well known athletes. who
 sady made a name for them- hilo playing on some college limp Harmon to Play
 kadipg fiRuro is. of course. karfhon. the famous Wesleyan
 and captain. In the Wesleyan
 ' rnsne last season. Harmon, h,inion of many who saw tho | clearly outplayed the great toynton. ffarrHon ls n wonder funner. nnd should give plenty N thrills for tho large crowd |xpctted. With Harmon in the N backftcld urc Joe Ford, one hifbueks on the Boston college Et season. and Chuck" swan, Isr Andover Academy and biieke qttartcrsack. The other Do rounds out the auhrtcttc |ey" Nacdle, tho All-American Yale.
 |H Calvin to Play center
 |rter will bo seen Eitl Calvin, hdcrstudied Captain '"rim" of Yale, for tfs nast thrce Thon. .horc are Mike claffey. Zimmerman. O'Loughlin and syoolcy. the giant Trinity With such m array of foot rt. the Toys from Capital city to make tho local lads hustle. no NutneRE. they are Tn Inc nd expect to take the scalps on's pets. The New BritainiteH 'ent thoir strongest lineup. in
 to turn hack the Clay Hills. md Eopiowitz will bc3en at Is with O'Ncil and Captain { the tackles. Lou Sccley and Polisis will hold down the and Griffin center. ,erbnek will he Joe Neville. iHback. "Taclxy" whnlen, tho Thger fuliback. Joe Kenny. VI. Andrews aud Hagearty
 the backfield, Gleason Park.
 roforoa. and Cont of Holy II umpire. The game will be- 20. to Practice are asked to Do at Nutmeg field. Sunday, at
 for practice. .
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
.opADo AGGIEs TAKE TITLE.

cnver, Nov. 27.-Thc Colorado Ag- [lturpi College cllnched tho clam-
 bsnlp Of the Rocky Mountain Con- lrcs by defeating tho University or bvcr in a spectacular game. i4 to O. |terday. The Aggics scored two in tho final period.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
E FOIL MAKES DENIAL.
|rcs He Never Was Asked to
 Manage St. Louis Browns.

Manage St. Louis Browns. Louis. Nov. 27,--A sworn state denying he has over been ap Fhed by officials of the St. Lou.s Ecan league club with reference lxing over the management was ked here yesterday from Lee
 of Cleveland, who joined the Ena as coach last acnson.
 To statement is made. it erptains, order to correct the impression seems to prevail, according to |papcr reports, that I was offered Ilut during the season Of 1920, that l had refused it. or that I ut any time tried In any way to |rmine thu Into manager of the kna "
 |lmors which had connected Fohl the management Of the Browns revived recently when JiT my |kc was released.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
VAUGHN REFUSES TO PROSECUTE

Kenosha, Wis, Nov. 27-James (Hippo) Vaughn, star pitcher for the Chicago National League baseball club, today refused to prosecute his father in-law. Harry de Bolt, who stabbed him in recent affair, according to Owen O'Hare, chief of police of this city.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
CURLER GOING TO SCOTLAND.

Winnipeg, Nov. 27.-Ron Mcleod, veteran curler of Duluth, Minn., will accompany the Canadian curling team to Scotland this winter for a series of games, it was announced here today. Mcleod will take the place vacated by the resignation of Dr. McGregor of Butte, Mont.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
NoTRE DAME ELEVEN DISBANDs.

South Bend, Ind, Nov. 27.-The Notre Dame football team disbanded yesterday and no post-season games will be played. The election of a cap tain for 1921 will take place next
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
IRWIN Is CARNEGIE CAPTAIN.

fittaburRh. Nov. 27--'Al Irwin, l |duct of the Washington (Pa.) High
 |ool. has been elected captain of tho |m Carnegie Tech football squad.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-27
BASKETBABL AT Y. NJ. C. \.
Locals to Open Home Season Tuesday
 Night Playing Hartford Aetnas.

The Y., NJ. c. A. team opens up it's season against the fast Aetna Life five from Hartford next Tuesday night Hap Harmon. Hump Johnson. Dwyer, Cronin and other star play CTS will slow here at the local gym naSium.
 The Aetnas are considered the strongest basketball team in Hart ford having displayed lately fine brand of basketball.
 The result of the game which the local "" team played against the fast Atlas team of New Haven showed that the New Britain team have not lost their skill and with a few games to round them into shape will reach the form of two years ago when they finished the season undefeated.
 Both teams are well matched ac- curding to weight and ability and a fast clean game is assured.
 Dick Dillon will be refepee.
 The lineup:
 Aetna Life New Britain Y. M. c. A. Yump Johnson ....... .... Ellison Right Forward. Hap Harmon .............. Restelli
 Left Forward. Cronin Solomon
 Center. DWyer GlnSDerE
 s Left Guard. Leonard ...-..... Cook Schmidt
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