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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-24
THE WEEK IN
LAMBERTVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Faherty, Sur
rogate and Mrs. Chas. ID. McCracken
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
II. Slack and Mrs. Edith Arnett, have
been having most enjoyable time
at Battersea, Ontario. Canada, to
which point they motored two weeks
ago. They are expected home to-
morrow.
Miss Mary Hoff has returned to
her home in York, Pa. after visiting
her sister, Mrs. George VanCamp, on
Delaware avenue. Miss Hoff and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoff,
were former residents of this city,
removing to York more than dozen
years ago.
Former Prosecutor Walter r. Hay
hurst has returned to his home on
North Union street, after vacation
SPENT along the Maine coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mathews and
daughters Evelyn and Alberta, of
North Union street, are spending the
week with MRS. Mathews parents, in
Somerville.
Morris Macklcr, of the Lambert
vile Furniture and Clothing Com
pany, has been on business trip to
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Ham, of
Delavan street, had as weekend
guest Mrs, George w. Snyder, of
Riegelsville, N. j.
Former Assemblyman and Mrs. o.
c. Holcombe have returned to their
home ON North Union street after a
ten-day stay at Asbury Park
MIR. and Mrs. William II. Wilmot,
former residents Of this city but for
some years residing in Trenton, are
spending some time at the Lambert
vile House.
Miss Alice G. Hoffman, of North
Union street, has been spending n
few days in Atlantic City.
Mis- Cynthia Heath. of North Union
street, has returned to her duties in
the Solebury National Bank Of New
Hope after a fifteen day vacation at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Charles Conover, of Main and
jefferson streets, IS visiting her
niece, Mrs. Wallace Wheatlee, who is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever at her
home in Eldorado, Md. Mrs. Wheat
ley, before her marriage some years
ago, was Miss Anne Bowers, of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Vanliorn, of
North Union street, had as weekend
guest, Mrs A. Carman Wilson, of
Trenton.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy IL. Skillman, of
York street. had as Sunday guests
Mrs. John johnson and sons Horace,
Newton and Wilbur, of Easton, Pa,
and Mrs. William Shank, of French
ttown.
Mr.. and Ms Charles Helms, of
Coryell street, spent last week camp
ing at Niagara Falls.
MIS- Newton f.. Slack spent the
week tnd with relatives in Trenton.
Attorney Horace G. Prall gave a
dinner Tuesday evening at the Union
Hotel, Pennington, in honor of Miss
lnez Post, who was elected Queen of
the Hunteidon County Pageant. Those
present were Horace G. Prall, Miss
Inez Post, Mrs Charles +. Wagg,
Mrs. Jack Mcpherson. Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Cooper.
The Pidcock family reunion will be
held tomorrow, Saturday, at Neely's
Mill, below New Hope.
Misc Mary Gillingham Brown,
supervisor of music in the Lambert
Vile Public Schools, has recently com
pleted her course at West Chester
School of Music, under DIR. Hollis
Dunn and graduated as"Superyisor Of
instrumental Music"
This course includes playing all
orchestral and bard instruments.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-24
STITCHING ROOM NEWS

Iva Crist has just returned from
Williamsport, Pa, where she spent
two weeks vacation.
Lucy Iatesta spent the weekend in
Philadelphia.
Mary Malanaphy must have had a
good time Sunday afternoon. She
rode all over Trenton in trolley.
Mary couldn't get off because it was
raining too hard.
Rose Ennis was i'll and confined to
her home Tuesday.
Elsie Setback expects to take in
Pennington Fair one day this week,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-24
LEGION POST TO HOLD SALE

Members Of the Edgar II. benson
Post, American Legion, newly organ
lied in New Hope, will hold a pe and
cake sale at Ottmans drug store, New
Hope, Saturday morning at 10 o'cloch.
The new organization is already
hard at work on most ambitious
program, the outlines of which were
forecastcd by Commander Flood last
,vaek
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-24
TOP ROOM NEWS

There was quite an exciting time
in the Top Room Tuesday afternoon
wher all the girls rushed to the win
dow thinking they heard a fire alarm
but afterwards they were informed it
was only the (Foreman) humming.
The girls in the Top Room are Won
dering how they will get the news in
the Smokers after this week as Mr..
Perkins wouldn't think of coming in
the Top Room with a soiled shirt.
Miss Helen Kelly spent last Friday
in Atlantic City.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-24
THOMPSON MEMORIAL. NOTES

Rev. Robert Bramfitt, of Bridgeton
N. j., will fill the pulpit of rhomp-
sonMemorial Church, below New
Heoe, Sunday, August 26. He is
said to be very able preacer, and
everyone will be welcome to the SER
vices.
The west wing of the Thompson
Memorial Cemetery is being improv-
ed and made more attractive in APP
pearance. under the direction of the
superintendent, j. Cooper pidcock.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1923-08-24

The Press And The People
''The most effective medium
of publicity is, and will continue
to be, the public press" says P.
H, Gadsden, president of the
Eastern States Gas Conference.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24
RECORDS ARE SMASHED
Two New Marks Are Set i'm Yale-Rut
gers Tank Affair

New Haven, FEB. 24.-Two inter-
collegiate swimming records we're
broken and one was equalled here
last night in dual swimming meet
in which Yale defeated Rutgers, As
to 26. Leo Giebel of Rutgers was the
individual star.
In the 440 yard swim Giebel broke
his own record 25 yard pool made
February 3rd, by 1-5 seconds. His
time tonight was 5 minutes 80 Sec
onds while the former record was
minutes "a 1-5 seconds. In the 200
yard breast stroke, Eddy Bench Of
Yale, broke the record made by his
swimming mate, M. M. Veeder, Febru-
airy H. Bench broke the record by
8 2-5 seconds, swimming the distance
in 2 minutes So LIS seconds. The
old record was minutes 3-5 Sec
onds.
In the $50 yard back stroke Giebel
equalled his own record made last
night at Providence swimming the
in 1 minute 55 1-5 seconds.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24
FIRpO DECLINES OFFER
s1uth American Heavyweight Turns
Dam a $4,000 nid 10 Meet Meinert
az Newark, y, .,

New York, Feh, "a, - Luis Angel
fiFpa, heavyweight title contender
from Argentina, has begun a slrsRlr
Gus program of training AZ Madison
Square Gariea for the lb-round
match with nill brennan o. Chicago,
an March ~. which he hopes viii
pave the way for championship bout
with Jack Dempsey,
Though only a dRY OF Ehiphoard,
the giant South American showed but
sight effects Of his threa weeks vay-
age 20 this country and impressed
ggliery of more than 1000 fans with
shadow boxing, bag punching. rope
skipping and fast two,raand 80 with
his light heavyweight spaFring Tart-
Her, Carlos seaglia,
i'frpo was approached by ]. Frank
Tlaek, Newark, y, j., promoter. with
an offer of $4,000 for a match with
Charley Weinert OF Newark. 10 take
place March 20. two weeks after the
brennan fight The South American
fatty refused the offer. indicating that
he had an agreement with Tex Rick
ard covering future ring engagements
while In this country.
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DUGAN SIGNS CONTRACT
New Haven Boy Tells Ed. Barrow
That He VIII BE Glad to Play Sec
Ond Base.

New York, Feb. 24.--Joe Dugan
star third baseman Of the Yankees
who was obtained from the Boston
Red Sox in a trade at the height OF
the pennant race last season, visited
the offices of the local American
League club yesterday and, after a
conference with Business Manager
I'D Barrow. announced that he had
accepted terms for the coming cam
paign. Dugan also declared that he
would be glad to play second base
this year In the event that Manager
Miller Higgins desires to make the
change in the infield which put Aaron
Ward back at his old post at third.
The announcement by Dugan that he
would have no objections to being
moved over to the Keystone, position
was highly pleasing to the Yankees
officials. Higgins has been contem-
plating shift in his infield this year
whereby Ward and Dugan would ex-
change positions, but it was thought
that Dugan would not relish the
change. as he has on several occa-
sions in the past objected to being
placed at second base.
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MACK WANTS McINNIS
Manager OF Athletes Opens Up Ne
gotiatiOns With "stuafy" % Return
IN Philadelphia Again.

Philadelphia. Feb. 2i,-Managcr
Connie Mack OF the Philadelphia AM
erican league baseball club announced
last night that he was negotiating
with John II. tStuffyl McInnis. re-
Gently Internationally released by
Cleveland. and that he hoped to OBJ
tain the services OF his once famous
first baseman. Mack said that he had
made McInnis liberal offer and that
he expected to hear from him within
a few days.
McInnis, who was a member of the
Athletes famous Hundred Thousano
Dollar" infield, was sold by the local
club to the Boston Red Sox and later
went to Cleveland in a trade.
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BRAVES GET CONLON
commissiaaer iandis Awards Former
Harvard Captain saa shoristop ..
the National League Club,

Roslan, Feb, s..=-Arthur j, conlon,
captain and shoristop Of the Harvard
baseball team Of last year. will 81
south as member OF the Boston
Braves. The claim OF Rochester In
ternational league, club 10 conlonis
services was denied and the Braves
contract with him confirmed in a de.
eision by Judge Lands, commissioner
OF baseball, received by Secretary Ed
win l.. Riley Of the Boston club.
conlon Is believed to be the only
Harvard player to enter major league
baseball since Walter clarkson. crack
pitcher. Joined the New York Yank-
ees more than a decade ago.
He signed contract with the
Braves on Jan. Is. Rochester claimed
II had prior acceptance from him.
conlon said he had made an offer
to the Rochester club. which. instead
OF accepting II made counterpart
POSI-. II was after conlon signed with
Braves, conlon said and the Braves
contended. that Rochester accepted
the shortstop's original terms,
Judge Lands In his ruling said that
'as there IL no legal basis for hold
Ing that valid contract existed be-
tween Rochester and the player.
Rochester's claim must be denied"
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BUREAU OF COACHES FORMED

New York, Feb. 24.--John W. Heis-
man, former Georgia Tech and Uni
versity of Pennsylvania football coach
who has signed three-year contract
to coach the Washington and Jeffer-
son gridiron team, beginning next fall
has organized a bureau OF coaches,
which will be put into opel ion in
the near future. The object of the
venture is to supply a clearing house
for coaches and schools. 1t is Mr..
Heisman's idea to list all of the
schools and colleges and all coaches
and instructors SO that should any
institution be in need of coach he
will be able to supply whatever in
formation is necessary. At the pres
ent time no such medium exists in
the east. Associated with him in the
venture is Alex Taylor
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BAKER IS THROUGH
Former Home Run King VIII Ask for
His Release From Yankees in a Few
Days.

Easton, Nd, Feb. al. Frank
Baker has officially announced that he
is through with baseball as far as the
New York Yankees are concerned.
He says he has no grievance with
the club. but has decided to stay at
home. During the last few days a
number of letters have been received
from Miller Higgins asking him to re-
port at Hot Springs. A contract has
also been received by Baker, but this,
he says, will remain unsigned.
Baker said that he will soon ask
for his release from the Yankees. 1t
is known that Cambridge and other
Maryland clubs have made overtures.
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TWO Million GOLF
swings ARE NEEDED
Evans Completes Some Very In.
tersstine Data on Popular Sport

Chicago. Feb. 2t.-The physical sf-
fort required to become q par golfer
has al last been computed. and the
tablation shows that 70 rise from q
dub TO golfer who shoots par or
letter all the time one must swing a
golf club upward OF 100000 times
ana tramp half way around the world
over golf links.
A. least those figures represent the
effort expended by Chick Evans In is
years Of golfing. during which time he
won the national open title once. the
national amateur twice and the west
ern amateur eight times. some other
golfers like Jesse Sweetser. present
amateur champion and Gene -sarazen
open title holder. have had more
rapid rises but neither one Is yet as
steady In pounding out par golf as
Evans
Evans Mathematics
The mathematics In the case OF
Evans follow:
Practice strokes: ESQ an hour, two
hours daily. 40 days q year for Is
years. 1.b75.000. Playing strokes, 100
TO each Is holes lincluding practice
swings). $40 rounds a year for Is
years, 100000. Exhibition strokes for
photographers, friends and others.
$4,000: total OF 100000.
The mileage was piled up on a ba-
sis OF only five miles for IS holes and
an average OF 20 rounds a month for
seven months annually. making 10000
miles for the Is years. The average
player would not go so straight along
the fairways and would likely aver
age seven miles to the round. count
ing the walk between holes and back,
and forth on the putting greens.
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WHITE sox RELEASE TWO.

Chicago, Feb. 24.-Harold Bubser
and Roy Disregard will not make the
trip with the Chicago American league
baseball club to its spring training
camp next Monday, Harry Grabiner,
secretary of the club, announced yes
terday. Bubser was released to the
Kalamazoo, Mich, club, and Oster-
gard to the Nashville, Tenn, club Of
the Southern league.
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1s-HoLE COURSE FOR YALE

New Haven, Feb. 24.-Reports that
one of the uses to be made of the
Greist woodland tract given to Yale
university recently by an anonymous
friend would be for an 1S-hole golf
course were confirmed at one of the
gatherings incident to alumni univer-
sity day at Yale, when John T. Bios
som, director of athletics, said that
plans for the golf course already were
under way.
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CROSBY too STRONG
FOR n. B. H. 5. team
Waterbury School Spurts to
1915 Victory on Home Floor

Before a crowd OF about 700 spec
tators the fighting y, H. II, =, has
ketball team fell before the smooth
working attack Of the Crosby High
school team OF Waterbury last night
in the Brass City, The Red and
Gold held the last years state cham
piens even through the first half and
until about the middle OF the Sec
ond. Then the Taylor-eoaehed ma
chine got going and ran up SO 10
Is score, The second team also lost
IN rough and tumble contest, 81
20 10,
New Britain got on 10 flier
through Reynolds field goal and foul
toss, White OF Crosby made the
score, 10 8, with two sensational
field goals, Reynolds came TO the
rescue with another field goal put
ting his team In the lead again.
Whites foul goal tied the score. An
other Waterbury player came into
the score column at this time, scho-
field went through the Red and Gold
teams defense for the field goal that
broke the tie. Both teams were
iaRhNhbaAl ~ AllHs sh1k'
of the game. Reynolds again tied the
score with a field goal from the mid
die OF the floor. Whites foul and
schoheld's two field goals put the
Brass City team In the lead OF IL
10 score.
The New Britain fighting spirit
was again in evidence at the opening
OF the second half. They put the
fans on edge when LaHar and Reyn-
olds made field goals that brought
the score TO L. TO IL in Crosby's ia
vor. Reynolds foul goal tied the
score again. James, forward. was
sent into the game. His contribution
was two field goals. This started
the Brass City team going. Point
after point they rung UP while the
best the Hardware city team could
get was field goal by McCabe and
foul goal by Reynolds. There was
no stopping Crosby.
Summary.
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CHANGES IN YALE CARD

New Haven, Feb. 24.-Two changes
in the Yale basketball schedule were
announced here last night The in
tercollegiate game with Columbia set
for March 16 will be played March II
while the game with Harvard origin
ally set for the 18th will be played
instead on the 22nd.
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BROOKLYN A. c. five
AT. ARM0RY TONIGHT
Speedy Quintet From Waterbury
TO Battle Lanpher's WORTHLESS
Tonigbt's Lincup,

Tonighrs Lineup
New britain Iirookiya A. G.
hiluuH ,.s..sr,ssss,s.,, btaek
right forward
iyndeil ,,,.,s,,,...ts,,, Muihall
left forward
6insberg .,.,,,,,....,,. Mcnamara
center
Pelletier ...,,,,,...,,.,, Freedman
right guard
hshttlih ...,.,..sss... DeLishNase
left guard
Another fast basketball battle is
locked for tonight when the New
Britain team tackles the Brooklyn A.
c. i've of Waterbury. at ths State
armory. Chick Hayes OF Hartford.
Will be the referee. In Mulhail and
Mcnamara the invading club has two
men who were on the Waterbury
kaeeys team when that Organization
swept the state few years ago, cop
ping the championship title.
Solomon Rafferty, Freedman is one
of the most versatile athletes Ia Wa
terbury and Is said TO be right In his
element at basketball. or Stack and
Denisavage. the reputation preceding
this pair from Waterbury is compli-
mentary.
Want Victory Badly.
The New Britain team Is out TO
win tonight The reverse suffered last
Saturday night at the hands OF the
New Haven Kaceys. In an overtime.
was tough turkey" for Manager
Lanrher's charges. Jack Pelletier is
In good shape, having recovered from
the injury to his eye.
The big contest will be preceded by
a preliminary game. Word from Wa
terbury is to the effect that o big
crowd of Brooklyn A. c. rooters will
the team. Following the
main contest dancing will be enjoyed.
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JOCK AND GENE WIN.

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 24.-Gene
sarazen. national open champion, and
Jock Hutchinson, former British open.
title holder, defeated Clarence Mang-
ham, municipal course pro, and Tom
Lally, San Antonio County club pro,
up in their 36-hole match here yes-
terday
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24
WEISS SIGNS HURLER.

New Haven, Feb. 24.-Stanley
Baumgartner, southpaw pitcher for
the Philadelphia Nationals for the
past four years has been sold outright
to the New Haven club Of the East
ern league, George NJ. Weiss, presi-
dent OF the club announced last night.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24
BOUT FOR VILLA
F1ywcight Champion Is Matched With
frankie Genaro, For 15-Round Mill
Next Thursday Night.

New York, Feb. 24.-Pancho Villa,
Filipino holder of the American fly
weight championship. will defend his
title next Thursday against frankie
Genaro OF New York, in 15-round
bout at Madison Square Garden.
Announcement of the match was
made last night after it became
known that the New Jersey boxing
commission had lifted it's ban on
Genaro, in which the New York State
commission eoncurred. for
the boxers alleged failure to fulfill
prior engagement with Villa in Jersey
City.
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GASCO BOYS WIN
Jimmy Lynch's Champions Play Rings
Around the Telephone Co. Quintet
Mccormick and Dudack star.

The basketball team representing
the New Britain Gas Light Co. ex-
perienced little difficulty in downing
the Southern New England Telephone
Co. five, Al to 5, at the New Britain
Boys club gymnasium last night. The
work Of Mccormick and Dudack fea-
tured for the Gasco team white res
tel]a did the hest work for the de-
feated team. The lineup:
Gasco Helloboys
Mccormick ........ Conce
right forward
Dudack, Barnes ........... Restella
left forward
Barnes, Erickson ...... Brennan
center
Dudack, Hodge ........... Josephs
right guard
r. Robinson ............... Olson
left guard
Score: Gasco Al, Telephone 5; field
goals, Mccormick s, Barnes 1, Erick-
son 1, Dudack Z, Restella 2; foul
goals, Dudack Z, Restclla 1; referee,
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The Hartford High school track
team defeated the Alumni team yes
terday 81 to 20.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24

Romeo Roche of Holyoke, Mass. ana
AL. Shubert OF New bedford, Mass,
will meet in 10-round bout at Hoi-
yoke next Monday night.
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AMHERST VIC .OR IN TANK.
Defeats Williams, 42-28-New Eng.
land Breast Stroke Mark Falls.

Amherst, Mass, Feb. 24.--Amherst
defeated Williams yesterday in swim
ming by a score of AZ to 20. Williams
took the lead by winning the first
two events, but was unable to hold it.
In the 100-yard breast stroke Ohm
stead Of Williams lowered the New
England intercollegiate record from
1:20 to 115. In the back-stroke War
ner Of Amherst lowered the tank
record to 33 1-5 seconds.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24

Good roads were carried to high
state of perfection by the Romans,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24

The Brooklyn A. C. team Of Water
bury lost hard fought contest to the
Middletown Y. M. G. A. fivc last night,
at Middletown. The score was "a to
2S. the winning tally being scored in
an overtime period.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24

Bluefelds. Nicaragua, is a shipping
center for bananas to this country.
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summary.
Crosby New Britain
Wnlte ................. reynolds
Right forward
Mullen ................. LeHar
Left forward
James, Magner ........... .McCabe
Center
Becker, Dunlap ..............W Weir
Right guard
Dillon, Schofield .............N eitt
Left guard.
Field goals. White G, James 2,
Magner /, Becker J., Schofeld /,
Reynolds 4. LeHar /, McCabe / goals
from fouls, White s. Reynolds 3.
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Speaking
of Sports

4
Members OF the FafniF Bowling
league will hold banquet tonight al
6itb o'clock, TO celebrate the success.
fnl season Just ended, The affair viii
be held In Odd Fellows hall. OF
fieials OF the concern will be guests
Of the league,
The boxing fans will have some-
thing TO null" over the next few
days on the decision in the Tunney,
6feb bout At New York last night.
The New Britain High school bas-
kethali team IL skidding badly these
days, Three times since the splendid
victory over the Hartford High five.
the Franklin Square hoopsters have
tasted defeat.
Bin chesky OF Hartford. well known
TO sporting men In this section. will
soon don the boxing promoting toys.
He plans TO stage a bout at the
Auditorium at Hartford. on March %.
1zzy Tanner and Young Marcel, OF
Hoiyoke. Mass. will probably be th-
star bout performers.
Johnny sheehan OF this city Ia
scheduled to play with the Hartford
kaceys against the Atlas Five OF New
Haven at the Hopkins street gymnas-
ium tonight
The swimming teams OF Wesleyan
and Williams will compete this eve
ming In the tank at Middletown.
Tho st. Thomas Seminary team or
Hartford met the Wildly High schoo.
FIVE OF Waterbury. at the Hopkins
street court this Afternoon.
The Brooklyn A. c. team Of Water
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24

Tho st. Thomas Seminary team or
Hartford met the Wildly High schoo.
FIVE OF Waterbury. at the Hopkins
street court this Afternoon.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-24

The swimming teams OF Wesleyan
and williams will compete this eve
ming In the tank at Middletown.