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New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
TENDLEH IS REINSTATf,D.

New York, April l5.-how Tender, Philadelphia lightweight, and his manager, Phil G'aaman, who had been suspended pending a hearing in connection with Tenller's recent bout against Charley Pitts and events i'm mcdiatcly following the bout, were restored to good standing by the State Athletic Commission yesterday, The suspension of the Phia1clphians was lifted by Chairman William Muldoon of the commission, following q meet ing of the board at which both .hc boxer and his manager expressed e. gret at having incurred .he d!Splcas- urn of ihe commission, and rmpha- sized their intention Of implicitly ob- serving the rules and regulations thereafter. Mudoon. however, warned GlaSsman that T repetition of he con duct which resulted in he suspension would be punished by revocation of Glassman's managers license.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
ROWING EVENT TO-DAY
Penn and Yale Crews Meet in Regatta
 This Afternoon.

Philadelphia, April 15.--Amercan and English rowing systems were pitt ted against each other today at the annual dual regatta of the University of Pennsylvania and Yale. Joe Wright coach of the Pennsylvania crews is an exponent of the American system while the Eli oarsnen are taught by Jim Cor1erry who believes that the English style is superior.
 Three races comprise the program scheduled to start at 3:3n ?. m. when the 15o pound crews get under way over the mile and $50 yard Henley course on the schuyllill A half hour later the junior varsity shells go over the starting line and at 4:3o the var sity cights commence their annual struggle.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
ADRIAN |. ANSON
 DIES AT CHICAGO
Grand Old Man Of Baseball Was
 Credit tO National Game

Chicago. April lb.-Tributes today from scores Of former associates of Adrian Constantine Anson, whose
 death occurred here yesterday. re- | ectcd the integrity Of one of the
 greatest veterans of baseball Captain Anaon, "rop" Anson many called him, died within two days of his i0th birthday,
 He probably was the greatest of the game that he helped to establish many gears ago,
 Comiskey's Tribute.
 Charles A, comiskey, owner of the
 present White sox and years ago Captain Anson's rival as q manager
 and leader, paid his iiuaJ tribute: "He was the greatest batter that >er walked up to hit at a. baseball. l have seen them all from his day to
 this. l played against him and Know. He was q fine, big, honorable man on and off the baseball field. He was an all-round sportsman, q great bowler, a l fine bil'ardist, competent golfer and q great man at the traps He eXcclled ! at more branches of sport than any
 man l ever knew in baseball" How New Workers Feels. New York, April 15.-The passing
 of Pop" Anson, grand old man of
 baseball, was mourned today by an
 army of his friends in New York. John McGraw and Hughey Jen- nings Of the Giants, Wilbert Robin-
 son of the Brooklyn club and their | players were told of Captain Anson's death after tho same yesterday after 1 noon at the Polo Grounds. All were | crievod.
 | Sport writers and a great number Of other persons who knew. admired
 and loved Captain Anson, recalled his i presence at the last world series. He
 vas ore of the liHolest spectators, 'n- | toying ninls"l' hy joking fun and
 swapping stories with other old l timers.
 Scores of messages Of condolence 1 and sympathy have been sent to Cap
 tain Anson'a family from New York. Played ln Europe. Captain Anson made two strips
 abroad as an American baseball play
 ar. Tn 1874 he was member of the American team that toured England 1 playing baseball and cricket. The | players knew little or nothing of
 cricket, but their terrific batting off
 set their other playing defects and they had unexpected success. Tn 1888. An
 son toured the word with the Na- tiloral league players party which in-
 o'uded John K. Tener, then a pitcher If tho Chicago Whito Stockings A. G. Spaldirg. John NJ. Ward, Ed Han- Ion and other noted figures.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
TO REGULATE ATHLETICS
ohio Colleges and Universities Take q
 Firm stand Against Competition for

Columbus, Ohio April lb,-ohio colleges and universities have gone on record ngaiust college competition for athletic material from high schools and preparatory schools, de- clarcd hy some leading college author ltios to he the principal cause of com mercialism in the college sports of today
 The Association A Ohio College Presidents and DcanH completing q two-day session, yesterday adopted q special report on the subject, outlin- ing rules and regulations they expect will make athletics the servant and not the master Of Ohio college life"
 The report was prepared by com mittcc. headed by President Edward $, Parsons Of Marietta College and was presented after an investigation of more than a year, during which every phase of college athletic activ- fly was gone into.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
ORIOLES FEAT NEW HAVEN.

Baltimore, Md, April 15.-Wili E!ll Donovan brought a classy ball club to town yesterday and tho Ori- oles had their troubles in downing the Now Haven club of the Eastern league, by score of : to 6. The visitors. after trailing several innings took the lead in the seventh, when they scored three additional runs, but the Birds scored a similar number in their half of the same stanza and hold tight in the following two sessions
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

 
PLAN SOME CHANGES
Basketball Delegates in Session at New York Will Not Alter Foul Rules,

New York, April l5,-Deiegates 10 the convention. of the national board of approved basketball officials In executive session here today, dceIarr ed that alterations in the foul" rules Of the game would not be roeom- mendcd,
 In n preliminary session held last night the foul rule, which caused considerable comment this year, Was discussed and II was said today that the delegates had not reached an agreement on various alteration pro- posalg,
 Many minor changes in the rules were to be recommended, however, anG among the questions scheduled for discussion today were time out "salling" and guarding from be- hind"
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
TEN TEAM LEAGUE
 ID OPEN SEASON
TWO.Man Organization to Bowl
 at Casino Alleys
A new threc.man bowling organi-

A new threc-man bowling organi- yation known as the Clam Bake league will get under way next Thurs day night Tt the Casino alleys. Ten teams have entered fin the league, as follows Mustard, Nollhardt, Peter son and Dunlay; Beer Barry, Azukas and Hucks; Sandwiches, Crowley, pl- con and Maier: Pickles, w, Anderson, Fitzgerald and Seipcl; Clans, 'hick' Pnrizo and Lcmcris Hams F, Burns Blaskey and Perkins; Hot Dogs, Hayes, Gibly and C. Johnson; Corn, F. Coyle, Recor and E, coyIe; spnds G. Peterson, Sandquist and Erickson; Onions, Valentine, Jennings and F. Narcum,
 Joe Foote and Anderson, repre- senting the Casino alleys in the State puckpin tourney, defeated Andy Me Carthy and Carmen, three games 10 two last night at Hartford, The
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
WELSH BOXES TONIGHT
Former Lightweight Champion Meets
 Walker in New York Ring.

New York, April 15.-In his first metropolitan engagement since he be- gan his attempt at Comeback" some months ago, Freddie Welsh, for mer lightweight champion, will meet Archie Walker, eX-amateur light weight champion at a Brooklyn club tonight.
 Freddie Welsh held the lightweight belt from 1914 to 1917 taking the title from Willie Ritchie and losing it to Benny Leonard, the present holder.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
Namaux Driven From Box

New York, April 15.--The New York Nationals knocked Al Mamaux out Of the box early in yesterdays s game and easily defeated Brooklyn, 10 to ?. The hitting of Groh and Raw lingS who made seven hits between them. was the largest factor in New York's victory. J. Barnes, the Giants pitcher, wcathered stormy first in ming and then settled down and pitched high grade ball. Score:
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
MARQUARD CHECKS
 PHILLIES' PROGRESS
Rube Is Very Effective in the
 PinChtS, Braves Winning

Philadelphia, April l5,-Thc Bos- ton Braves stopped Philadelphia g winning streak yesterday and took the third game of the series, 6 to 2, Though a little wild at times, .Rube Marquard was effective in the pinches and kept the locals eight hits well scattered. Lees home run to the clubhouse wall in the fourth inning was one Of the longest drives ever made in the local park. The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
STEELE WITH LEGloE TEAM.

oil City, Pa,, April 1'.-Eob Steele, former pitcher with Pittsburgh St. Louis and New York National league clubs has signed to play With the American Legion team at i.ndicott, N. Y.. during the coming season. Cn- der recent ruling by Judge Landis baseball commissioner, he has been barred from the major leagues for an indefinite period
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
SENATOR'S WIN IN 11TH.

Hartford. April 15.--IIeavy hitting and brilliant fielding by both teams featured Eartford's 11-inning to 5 victory over the Royal Giants from Brooklyn, N. Y, here yesterday aft ernoon. Nearly 2,5oo fans watched the game, Hager, Hartford's catcher and Cazon, negro backstop. each hit for the circuit. Hartford's winning run came when Purcell triplcd and Mclaughlin singled,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
PHILADELPHIA

Two base hits, Boecke Rapr. home run, Lee: sacrifices Powell Holke, Ford ?, Fletcher, kopf; double plays Ford, kopt and Holko; Holko and kopf; Marquard, Ford and lIolkci left on bases, Boston :, Philadelphia G bases on balls, off Mar nuard g. off Weinert 1, off Winters 1; struck out, by Weinert l. by Winters 1, by Marquard 3; hts. off Weinert } in n- Mines, off Witaers 5 in [ innings; unlpires Mccormick, pfrman and Rigler: time of game 21o. Losing pitcher Weincrt.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
 BOSTON
.Rnttcd fnr rcrrnenn ln thc ,th.

7Battei for Fullerton in the 9th Philadelphia .,,,.....,..... lol bol ooo-s Boston ,...,,..........,.. 00o oil 00O-2
 Two base hts Turns, C. Walker; three base hits, Welch, Earris sacrlhce Rom mel; double r'avs. Young Galloway and Johnston; Duel and Pratt; left on bases, Philadelphia |, T'nston {. bases on balls, of Eomncl 1, of 'I"c's 2. of Ferguson l. of Fullerton l struck out, by Rommel 9 by f@cs I, h, .e grscn l, by Fullerton 2; hits, off Myers in 2-3 innings, off fer guson in : l-1 innings. off 7l,liertou n0ne in , innings hit Eg pitcher, hy pommch 1 tORourlcli l"'iNG pitch r. Myers; umpires, Walsh, Connolly and Wlaon; time of game, 1:30.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
NEW YORK
'Batted for Smith in the

Brooklyn ...........,.,.. 200 900 o00-- 2 -'N" i'ih oou -uU EnH--lU
 Two base hits, Groh Rawlings, Shinners three base hit, T. Griffith; home runs, Ban- croft, Snyder; sacrifices, Wheat, Rawlings, Young, Kelly; double play, High, Olson and 5chnandt; left on bases New York g., Brooklyn 4 bases on balls ofx Mamaux ?, oft Shriver 1 struck out, by Barnes 3: : hits off Mamaux in l Is innings off Smith in , 2-3 innings, off Shrver in
 ming; losing pitcher, Mamaux; umpres, DDay and Hart; time of game, 1:43
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
RED SEX iNFIELD
 KICK GAME AWAY
Dugan Is the Chief BOoter Ol
 Yesterdays Game

Boston, April l6,-Inncld errors by Boston enabled rhi'adephia to pile up early runs and win by score Of S to yesterday,
 Eommol was hit hard at times, but his support was exceptionally good, Tine score,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
ANOTHER TITLE MATCH
Champion Jake Schaefer and Welker Cochran, To Play 1,500 Point Tour ney at Chicago. May 1S to IS.

New York, April 15.-The cham pionship 1S.2 balll line billiard match between Jake Schaefer, title holder, and Welker Cochran, will be held in Orchestra hall, Chicago, May 16, IT, IS, it was announced today.
 Conditions similar to those which prevailed in the last Hoppe-Schaefer contest have been agreed upon and the experts will play total of 1,500 points in three blocks.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today Brooklyn at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chicago at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
BASEBALL M BRIEF
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. New York 10, Brooklyn 2. Boston 6, Philadelphia ?. Chicago at Cincinnati, rain. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, rain.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NA Yesterdays Results. New York at Washington, rain. Philadelphia s, Boston 2.
 Detroit at Cleveland, rain.
 St. Louis at Chicago, cold.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. New York at Washington. Philadelphia at Boston. Philadelphia at Boston. St. Louis at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

Cherries owe their name to Cerasus, a town in Asia Minor.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

There are more than 600 different species of birds in Australia.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

Divorces are practically unknown in < SU-o6op
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

Too much irrigation Is a menace tc growing cropa.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-15

.,'atcr enlarees it's own she'll
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
IT0THER F10I BREIK

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
THOSE uuEY DANCES

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
RETAIL PROFITS

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-18

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