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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
The Jingle-Jangle Counter

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 --George R. Davies.
  She loved little birds, that I knew, Lucky for me, I'm a little cockoo.
 Mrs. Frances Wellman. Flowers are pretty and sugar is sweet, But broken drum is hard to beat.
 Edgar A. Porter.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

It's a funny world. When cool weather gives you more pep, there are no ants to pick out of the butter.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

La Toilette is a good old sport. You can't blame him for all of those who support him.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

Another good way to capture a mouse is to cut out section of trousers when he runs up your leg.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
Enr Autn Sneetiers

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
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Noreen, aged eight, while gazing thoughtfully at the initials in mothers wedding ring. suddenly queried: Mother, what was daddy's maiden name?"
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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
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PeSsin1isnls

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

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 -Katherine E. Badgley,
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

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Issued Daily Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bldg. 67 Church Street
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05

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Roses are red, violets are blue, Sampson was strong, onions are too.
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New Britain herald., 1924-10-17

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Saturday, Last Day of This R

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
FRENCH BETTORS CASH
Paris Collects When Sir Gallahad
Wins English Race.

Paris. March 27.-The victory of
Sir Gallahad III in the Lincolnshire
handicap, first big race of the English
flat season, was received with great
elation in Partisan racing circles to-
day. This elation will be increased
when the London betting rings send
across the channel large sums of ster-
ling won by the French public, which
bet heavily on Jefferson Davis COINS
horse.
Some of the Parasians bet on the
French entrant months ago in the fu-
ture books, getting various prices,
such as 40. 30 and 20 to one. Many
of the French turf followers laid
wagers on Sir Gallahad owing to the
fact that Frank O'Neil. the american
jockey, who is one of the most popular
riders in France. was to have the
mount on the French horse. Through
the victory of Sir Gallahad the London
bookmakers will contribute much to-
ward helping the franc in the battle
against the pound sterling.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
OBJECTION EXPECTED
FROM STRIBLING TO
WILLS AS A SECOND
S Negro in McTigue's
Corner Move to Get
Georgian's Goat?
By FAIRPLAY.

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
New York, March 27.-"Pa" Strib-
ling having done a lot of talking
about drawing the color line for his
Georgia bred son, the chances are he
will object little to decision
reached by Mike McTigue to have
Harry Wills in his corner next Mon
day night. Paddy Mullins, who man
ages both McTigue and Wills, is one
of the best seconds in the game, and
he will be Mikes chief second with
Wills as assistant. No one could have
an ADLER assistant than Harry Wills.
who is wise in all that pertains to
ringcraft.
Again, there may be lurking
thought that the fact Of Harry's be-
ing in Mixes corner may get William
Lawrence's goat. If so, Young
Stribling has no business in the ring.
But. as a matter of fact, the writer
fancies that the Dixie walloper will
see only one man that night, or rather
two-McTigue and. the referee.
From the way McTigue talks, the
fans may expect TO see him throwing
away his unsual defensive tactics next
Monday night. Mike is very anxious
to prove to the fans and to his friends
that that Columbus, Ga, affair was
mistake, and appears to be full of
fight.
If Mike does get his Irish up and
acts natural, Stribling will be well
pleased, since his style of fighting
puts him at his best when an oppo-
nent is tearing in. Stribfing should
outweigh his Irish rival, while his wal
Tops appear to have gained many foot
pounds, as the scientists say, through
his increased weight and strength.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27

base for the throw-in and Todt ap-
shot n grounder TO deep short, beat
Gross throw to first and then took
second while Todt scored when the
peg hit the dirt and got by Herman.
Clark tossed out Beach to end it.
Najo cracked out his homer with
one down in the fifth TO make the
score ) to 4. A sandwich of singles
by Boone and Lee with McNlillan's
meaty triple in between provided the
Sox with two in the fifth.
Rosenthal dropped a double near
the right field line in the seventh.
scoring Collins, who had slashed a
single to that field, and Najo, who
had been hit by a pitched ball. Two
were down when Rosey came through.
Harris reached first in BOston's
seventh when his grounder straight at
Gross suddenly bounced high over his
head. Collins bore down and famed
" ShanOr Collins, Mcmillan and Lee
in succession.
Babe Trusts UmD Too Far.
In the eighth, after Pinch-hitter
Denny Williams had bounced lucky
grounder on a rough spot in the short
field with one away and Flagstead
had whitfield, Wamby singled. The
throw-in was relayed back to first TO
catch wamby off and it seemed he
was out but Umpire Bob COuchman
ruled safe. Herman, thinking the side
was out, rolled the ball toward the
pitchers box. Williams was quick
to see the situation and chased in
with a run.
The Bears put on their customary
rally with Buster"
Ross, southpaw, pitching for Boston.
Two walks aud a single by Najo filled
the bases, but with two away. Meyers
was a victim of Wambsganss and
Harris on a grOunder.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Z&(f(M THE SPORT PAGE = WAJ

a trail of shoes aud rice. Sandow,
who had been threatening to break
down the door of his room if he was
not released. was then freed.
Its the first time Ed ever double
crossed me-" he shouted angrily az
he emerged from the room where
Lewis friends had held him.
Among the wedding gifts to Mrs.
Lewis was belt set with 81 dia-
monds emblematic of the world 6
championship, which Shadows brother
gave the bride. The bride and groom
left for Wichita, Kansas, where Lewis
has a wrestling engagement THURSDAY
night.
Sandow is said to have prevented
Lewis marriage last year to Rus
sian princess whom the champion met
in Paris. Miss McNear. an attrac.
tive brunette, met Lewis in Kansas
City where he staged many of his i'm
pOrtant matches. The champion, who
is about 81 years old. once was mar
ried to a San Jose woman physician
from whom he is divorced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
WASHINGTON IRVING
AND SIDNEY LANIER
JUNIOR HIGH RIVALS
Euing School Plays Lanier
for Basket Ball
Title Soon.

The indicated Washington Irving
Junior High School BASKET ball team
will play the Ralph Waldo Emerson
Junior High team at 4 O'Clock FRI
day on the Washington Irving court
for the championship of their division.
The eight junior high schools in
the city are divided into two divisions
of four teams each. Each of the four
teams in each division play twice
around. Sidney Lanier High already
has won the championship in the di-
vision composed of their own team,
Joel Chandler Harris. Thomas Mel
son Page and Mark Twain. Thomas
Nelson Page was runnerup in this di-
vision.
Washington Irving has won twice
over all of the teams in this divi-
sion with the exception of the Ralph
Waldo Emerson. The other teams in
this division are Nathaniel Haw-
thorne and Edgar Allen Poe.
Washington Irving has totalled DC
points to opponents 30.
Fridays game will be played mere
ly to complete the schedule and loss
cannot hurt the standing of the WASH
ington Irving team.
The championship of all the junior
high schools will be decided early next
week when Washington Irving meets
the Sydney Lanier team in a series
of three games.
Baseball will begin next week and
will be organized along the same lines
as basket ball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Alekhine in Chess Lead.

New York. March 27.-Alexander
Alekhine of Russia held a decimal
lead over DIR. Emmanuel Lasker of
Germany at the end Of the eighth
round in the international chess mas
ters' tournament last night. Alekhine
advanced full game by stopping in
II moves the steady rise of Richard
Reti of Czechosloyakia. DIR. Lasker's
game with Eldfin Bogolujubow Of
Latvia was adjourned after II moves.
David JanOwski of France adjourned
his game with Frank Marshall of
New York after 63 moves. Jose II.
Capablanca of Cuba. defending cham
pion, drew with Geza Maroczy of
Hungary in 80 moves, and DIR. Saviel-
y Tartakower of Austria drew with
I'd Lasker Of Chicago in SO moves.
=. ID. Yates of England had bye.
The adjourned contests will be fin
ished Monday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
For One Thing, Keeping
Up Syracuse, Houston and
Fort Smith Clubs Besides
His Own Cardinals, Is Too
Big a Job-Then He
Hasn't Got an Experienced
Catcher.
BY JOHN Ii. FOSTER

D1 JOI1N ID. OSlEn
Bradentown, Fla. March 20
Branch Rickey's academy for techni-
cal instruction in baseball theory is
in the midst of its spring semester,
Hickey is finding it tremendous task
to attempt to instruct ball players
for three or four teams at once.
Here are the Cardinals-yOu can
tell them by their red hose. And here
are Syracusans with hose and no
hose; also possible specimens for
Fort Smith. who dodge out of sight
every time mail sack is thrown off
the train for fear their time has come
TO go to Arkansas: not TO mention
some possibilities for Houston.
Hickey has many irons in the fire,
though he will not admit it. He says
he likes the idea of having such a
tremendous variety of players TO
choose from. He has the variety, all
right, but it is a question whether
the system gets anywhere winning
pennants for the Cards. Maybe,
though, the Cards, while perfectly will
ing TO win a pennant in the National
League, feel that they have a nobler
mission in spreading baseball all over
the United States. Charley Ebbetts
tried that sort of spreading once, but
he'll never try it again.
Also Looking For Catcher.
In addition to trying TO train the
Syracuse boys as TO where the hypot-
onuse of the base-hit begins and ends.
smiling upon Rogers Hornsby after
frowning on him in 1923. and cussing
Milt Stock because he hasn't reported,
Hickey is looking for n catcher.
Clemens hurt his knee and has been
sent home. Clemens is big man
and when big men hurt their knees
it raises Ned with them. All Hickey
has left is Wick, once football play
er Mt Michigan. and Niebergall. who
is from Syracuse. No experience
there Hickey NAV have TO put fifty
year-old Joe Sugden behind the bat
again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
DEMPSEY TO ACT IN
THE MOVIES UNTIL
FIRST WEEK In JULY
Kearns Will Sign Million
dollar Contract for
Champion.

Chicago. March 27.-Jack Demp-
sey. worlds heavyweight champion,
will confine his activities to the bust
ness of being n motion picture hero
until at least the first week in July.
Jack Kearns, his manager, announced
here today.
Kearns left today for Los Angeles
to close contract for Dempsey's
service in the pictures involving ST.,
100000.
kearns said Dempsey would not
box before Labor Day and that his
opponent would be either Luis Firpo
or Harry Wills, the negro challenger
In the event that Firpo still is un-
willing to make another trip from
South America, Dempsey will face
Wills. provided a promoter and suit
able inducements are assured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
EASY FOR AGGIES
Southwestern Track Athletes Take
Only Two First Places i'm Meet.

Georgetown, Tex. March 27.-The
Southwestern University Pirates took
only two first places against the Tex
as Aggies in dual track and field
meet here Wednesday and lost the
meet. IS to %.
No records were broken, and Ma
teer in the high hurdles and Brugin
in the high jump were the only Pr
rates to get first places.
The results:
One hundred-yard dash. Potts, A.
& NJ, first; Wilson, a. x NJ, Sec
ond; 10 IL seconds. One mile run
Bowen, A. & NJ. first; Old, A. &
NJ. second. minutes 30 80 seconds
220-yard dash: Potts, A. & NJ, first
Wilson. A. x NJ, Second % 50 scc-
onds: 120-yard high hurdles: Matter,
Southwestern. first; Quimby, A. Il
NJ, second. 16 $40 seconds; 440-yard
dash: Mcconnell. A. & NJ, first
Waterson, Southwestern, second, )
$40 seconds SS0-yard run: johnson,
a. 4 NJ. first; Weddle, A. & NJ, sec.
cnd, = minutes 6 seconds; 22D low
hurdles: Mccullough. A. & NJ. first /;
j. Barcus. Southwestern, second, %
4-10 seconds; one mile relay: A. a NJ,
3 minutes 81 3-5 seconds pole vault
Mccullough, A. & NJ, first: Ward, A.
K NJ, second; 10 feet: high jump ;
Burgin, Southwestern, first 4: Ward. A.
& NJ, second; 8 feet s inches; Broad
jump: Poth, A. & NJ, first; Matter,
Southwestern, second; II feet IL IL
inches; shotput: McCluney, A. & NJ,
first; r. Wilson, A. & NJ, second /;
81 feet, 4 inches; discus throw: Nc
Cluney, A. & NJ, first; X. Wilson,
A. < NJ, second 115 feet: iavehn
throw: Allison, A. & NJ. first; Ma
teer, Southwestern, second; III feet,
IL inches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Branch Hickey Has Troubles
at His |Academy" This Year

Sugden, who caught when Clark
Griffith pitched, met Grit the other
day and showed him 81 knots on ten
fingers. There, Grit" he said, "looll
what you did, gol ding ye. Can't
cause they spend all their time looking
at the knobs on my joints and saying
you poor thing
None OF Them Ready.
Wick is stout boy, built like a
football center. That's a good build
il its wearer can throw. But Wick
isn't ready to start the baseball sea-
son as a regular catcher = not by
whole lot of molecules. McCurdy
gets a year at Houston and joins the
academy again in 1925 as a sopho-
more. Niebergall, leaving Syracuse,
will leave Syracuse just about flat
for catchers. 1t looks bad for the
academy all around.
But what is lost in catchers is
gained at third base. Stock picked a
bad time to continue his baking tao
ties. Lester Bell. who in 1923 play
ed short for Houston, has been tried
at third down here. He plays third
ever did and that's saying something.
IL Stock expected to have the Cards
send him wire saying come to acad-
envy and all will be forgiven, salary
raised" he has another guess coming.
The Cards don't care whether the Mo
bile insurance man ever comes if Bell
continues to play third as he has.
Freigau Needs Speed.
Freigau. who had an ailment Of
some kind last season, is back at
short. If he were a hit faster, the
Cards would have an infield talking
in terms of mile-a-minute. for that
BOttomley kid is still spinning at
first, and Hornsby is picking them up
at second no less zealously than ever
before.
Somebody said in Rickey's presence
that Bottomley was the best player
in the National League, outside of
Traynor.
"No sir, exclaimed Hickey, "I've
got to disagree. Hornsby is the best
player in the league"
All of which goes to show Rickey's
generous nature, and his admirable
flair for publicity.
The outfield material looks pretty
good. Jack Smith, Heinie Mueller
and Hi Meyers are in for the Cards
part of the time and Blades, Douthitt,
Flack, Shotten and Schultz some more
of the time. = The trouble is they can't
get half chance to play. That's the
trouble with baseball. The game calls
for nine men on the team and forty
on the premises. They are like kids
who get only part time at school.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
SPALLA A GAME GUY
Challenges Firpo to Another Fight OH
Winner-take-a Basis.

BuenOs Aires. March 27.-Erminio
Spalla, Italian heavyweight, has chal-
lenged Luis Angel Firpo to return
match of twelve rounds. the entire
purse to go to the winner, with a
percentage to charity. Spalla's chal-
lenge is due to Firpo's criticism of the
Italians showing against him on
March z. He says also that he wants
to prove that his pretensions to the
worlds title are not without founda-
ton.
Spalla already has resumed public
trimming
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Bobcats Beat Lumberjacks.

san Marcos, Tex. March 25.-The
Bobcat nine of the San Marcos teach
ers college, under Coach Sheffield.
won out over Coach Shelton's Lum-
berjacks of Nacogdoches teachers co..
lege Wednesday afternoon by a score
Of 6 to 1, despite the illness of Low
man, .Hopson and lowell, members of
last years II. I. A. A., champs. Shelf
field sent in a combination that took
the game with ease. Pitcher Henning|
of the Cats allowed the Lumberjacks
only three hits. Captain Kallinal
starred at bat. driving one over the|
right field wall with Brown on base
besides registering a smashing single.
Walker of the Lumberiacks also lift
ed one over the fence, their oniy)
score. Batteries: Bobcats, Hennig and
Cavness: Lumberjacks, Turner and
E. Walker,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
TEXAS TEAMS ENTER
r. c. L. and Baylor to Send Athletes
to Kansas Relay Meet.

Lawrence. Kan. March 27.-Fifty
universities and colleges from widely
separated sections will enter the Sec
ond annual University of Kansas re-
lays here April 10. Much interest is
being shown in the Kansas games this
year as they will be the first major
outdoor meet of the season.
Among the universities to partici-
pate will be Yale, Oregon State, Notre
Dame, Northwestern, Minnesota, Wis
consin, Baylor, Texas Christian and
Occidental College. All Missouri VAL
ley conference schools will be en-
tered
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
MAT CHAMPION WEEDS
STRANGER" Lewis Double Crosses
Manager and Breaks Contract.

Chicago, March 27.-Ed "Strang-
ler' Lewis, worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion. was married here
late yesterday to Miss Bessie McNear
of Kansas City, Mo. Billy Sandow,
Lewis manager, to whom Lewis is
under contract not to get married
while champion, was kept locked in a
hotel room by Lewis friends until
after the ceremony.
The ceremony was performed by
DIR. Fred Stone at the First Methodist
Temple in the heart of the loop.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis returned to their hotel, leaving
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Track Record at Tia Juana.

of the most striking exhibitions Of
speed ever shown on the Tia Juana
race track was made Thursday after
noon by Dominique. high class run
ner brought here by Edward Airing
ton. hotel man Of New York. Run.
ming mile and seventy yards. Domi-
nique broke the track record Of AZ
2-5. making the distance in AZ flat.
He is chestnut gelding seven years
old by Peter Ounce and Berry Maid.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Kansas Beats Missouri.

Kansas City, March ia field
goal in the last ten seconds of play
gave the University of Kansas basket
ball team a 15-to-14 victory over the
University of Missouri here last
night. Missouri was leading. IL TO
Is, when Engle, Kansas forward,
dropped the ball through the basket
The score stood TO 4 in. favor of
Kansas at the end of the half. The
proceeds of the game will go into the
Olympic fund.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Baseball
Question Box

II you have some question to ask
about baseball
IL you want to know anything
about play or player
II you want a rule interpreted
Write to John b. Foster. the man
who helped make the rules under
which the game is played today. II
stamped. self-addressed envelope.
Otherwise your question will be an
swered i'm this column.
ADDRESS: John b. Foster, Special
Baseball Correspondent of The Light,
S11 World Building. New York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
AFTER ABE'S HONORS
Eddie McKenna Officially Challenges
GOldstein for Bantam Title.

New Orleans, March %. - Eddie
McKenna, New Orleans bantam.
weight, who recently won newspaper
decision over Joe Lynch and a ref
eree's decision over Jack Sharkey Of
New York. has forwarded a challenge
through the New York State Athletic
Commission to Abe Goldstein for a
bantamweight title bout. Accompany
ing the letter was n check for $500
as forfeit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Football Man Admits Bigamy.

Greensboro. N. c., March ga
plea of guilty to a charge of bigamy
was entered at a preliminary hearing
here yesterday by James f. Schole-
field, former secretary of the United
States Football Association. who has
been prominent in community affairs
here recently under the name John
Eastwood" He was held for the grand
jury in default of $4,000 bond.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Start I'm Mount Everest.

27.-The third expedition for the con-
quest of Mount Everest, highest peax
in the world. started from this place
yesterday uRder the leadership OF
Brig. Gen. Charles Il. Bruce, who
headed the 1922 expedition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-27
Blue Grass League Organizes,

ParIs, NY. March g1.-KeOrganlza'
ton of the Blue Grass League as a
four-club loop, adoption of an S4-game
schedule and re-entrance of Lexington
into the organization was accom-
plished at a meeting here last night.