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Evening star., 1924-02-27
.FIRPO-LODGE FIGHT
FINANCIAL FAILURE

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, February "1.-Al-
though Buenos Aires appears to
have gone boxing mad, 1t seemingly
is not sufficiently mad to make bouts
between hiSh-priced fighters like
Firpo profitable for the promoter.
Tre Firpo-"Farmcr" Lodge bout
Sunday night is reported to have been
u financial failure. and it is said the
promoters arc rcGrcttiuS that their
contract compcls thcm to carry
through tue bout between Ermini"
Spaila, tho Italian hcay3 Nv eight, and
Firpo OH March l.
In sporting circicS IL l5 believed
there is little likelihood that the pro
posed fight between Firpo aud Quiutii'
Romero Eojas. the Chilean hcaNl =
weight. will be held here. a. it prob
abLy will be difficult to find any pro
moter willing TO stage it.
The law which requires 80 Dcr cent
of the receipts from boxing bouts 10
accrue to the municipality is declared
(" be ono of the great obstacles to
making u hlgh-cla@s fight fiIan, i3l :
successful. Another obstacle is til"
iItsiSteuce by municipai and govern
Iuent employees that they havo tho
right to Witness bouts free of CharG".
~ Il tSt,m5lCu tH5J Ih-D"p OF iiI'
::o,o4h persons who saw til" Flrpo-
Lodge tight paid no admission. 1t
>esmed that every policeman aud fire
man off dut" put on their uniforms
50 that they might enter tho River
platc foot ball field without paving
the entrance fec. Hundreds Of trcs.c
men occupied riusSide acats,. which
had q poor sale.
Tho ticket takers at tho 2atc-
seemed willing TO admit any one ~
the arena Who had'anything I" show
that hc WAS connected with tho
municipality.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
INTERCITY Y. N. H. A.
BOWLING TILT HERE

An interrity bowling match Is TO
be held tonorrew night at the Rec
reation alleys, between the 1uinta
Of the Baltimore Y. NJ. II. a. and
the local chapter of the Same or
ganization The Baltimoreans have
u lead of q pins, gained III Balti .
more. The match is at total pins.
p RsttskcIIers were stepping OF the
gas last night at the King Pin alleys
when they won three games from
the Nationals i" ono sided scores in
the National Capital League. Charle,
Pcnson Of the winners had the best
set. SIS. aud Dornoff Of the loser"
high game, 15S.' Waverly took tu o
of three from the Linw"ods.
In The Evening Star League. tho
Indians Won three games from the
Scouts. getting the first game i'll a
roll. off. and the Cowboys grabbed ID
the odd from tho Rangers. Dave Nc
Carly had the, best set. 80. and Gene
Farley high game, 12s. accumulated d
through the help of a. triple lie der.
Lufayettc won two Of three from
Dawson. in the Masonic League, and
Harmony pulled the cleanup act on
King Solomon.
Legal Claims of the Shipping Eoard
captured the odd from General Books
and Reconciliation played the same
trick on Voyage Accounts.
In the Terminal ..Y" League Strikes
won two of three from Zlps, and
Electrical Department swept the
decks with Union Transfer. Clarence
Stewart of the ZipS was high man
with d set of g Is and game of $50.
City Post once Of the Washington
Ladies' League won the odd game
from the Columbiaps, Miss Rawlins
of the victors having high game. 1O6
Linuorth won two of three from
Eagles in the Athletic Club League
Cox of the winners had high, set, 351
and Mayhew Of the losers best game
13T.
Triumph Cafe of the Mount Pleas.
ant League Captured three games
from the Hilltops, Pantos of the win
nersj being in; the spotlight with a
set of 36s and game of 1873.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

VII. alI-tl,c eA..itctucut about thu
T;omcr" erLou? who Is hc and What
has he done" Ills tirst claim to tam
i Tie fact that he has traN led h4i5
va" across the world 10 obtain i.
match WITH Luis Angel tirpo. il,.
him, and only recently tho boxing
commission of EucncS Aires declared
that unless Firpo accepted Romero :
challenge f'irpos South American,
title "f heavyweight champion would
be taltu away from him.
The Manager Discour>r>.
It ca'ruot bc SAID that tI. ny III
Euli of til" J';4npaa IL afraid ot Il"
re-, yet whatever is Tho reason -.
amount rt TALKING has yrt &urccodcd
, i'll bringing THESE tWu t"gLtlCr Pc
hapS "a real line can ht better oil,
tai,cd on Quiutiu Eoiacrv- E"jas trclr
his CN-IuHuarcr, Abel ECrSar. " H.,
tauGht hIui practically al II" know s
about hoNilI;-. and now InanaEcS tho
thil"ah lightweight champion. Luz
Niccutini, i:"rsa". discussing 10
micro. inrhcdi;rt, Is cor;incutcI upo,t
! the ''h;l.:,a's @upd uaturc.
.QuIntiH iS Just a good -IIsturcJ b..
"lto loves lighting anG spends AL h.
money uron his wife. hts. :cun=-
daughter aud the rest Of the tamilr.
said E"reac. Il traincI aud nlanacod
/ IuIlitln for some gears. IL fact, II
Was under my management. that H..
: became tt'ican heaF%" clGlt chan
pion. Uuf"rtunst ] had to -y
! him Up because Niccntiui looked lih@
4 nu.it better prospec; for ne.
; couldn't take both Niccutini arrI
9ulntin t" America, 80 took Nlccn
tint. II. auWhil'>~ Quiutiu went {"
| l'rauue and did very Woll. Ills great
ct achievement was hn"ci.iug cut
Marcel Miles in four rounds 1t toci
CARPENTER eight r"und@ {" DO thc
/ same thing. aud according I" tlncr
| wl" witm".Gcd tIto Geht. il Na3 unl
tins
E. y rluet ~ felt surprised -.
9uintiu.: victory lie uu!"t have i'm
proved cousjd"ra bly,. H always We
/; :c'nu& and exceedingly $Lr"u. r.
: tluintIn has irtur"Ncd. rs hc nlI.
ifav, douo .irt"- left S"uth Amer
ica. then hc j. 4 dangerous rIan. ami
't"uid nskc a. big uaiuc for himself
over here.
From Fighting stock.
! "lIc il tweuty-Six :ears old .t'i
F.; las three brothers. Nj of them ar
i boxers. one Il lightweight. another ..
middIewcIglt and vet another 4
hca, weight. Ills brothers, however,
while they arc sufficiently good {"
! make Il living AZ the boxing game III
Chile wouldn't be regarded as any
thing exceptional III this country. A.
present cUiutIn is 1uauaGcJ by
E-chcN Narria. a Chilean. " no MAS HN-
irI III Paris aud whom ouirtiu net
there.
His trainer l. tia&Huct. " hu train
; ed Georges Carpenter for a uuIGj"..
Of Years. and who, according - h
. statements III letter . few darS axe,
!, bellows that QuintIu il u far bcttcr
| fighter than Carpeutler ever WI.
; 0uintin hcCsu work III the mtrat'
! mines III Chile. \ local pr"nIoter
F: watching ii gang of men at work QUO
! day noticed young ouintir, WHO "a;
carrying two bags OF nitratcs. on:
/ under each arm. These bags wei sit
| more than 100 pounds each. This re
: suited III Qurtin obtaining bis tir.t
! Job as il strong lnan in Il local music
! hall. Later he took up boxing.
! tIopyrictt. 1924
Evening star., 1924-02-27

tlfOatS dnU Ntit iol NlpiA bNtoi'>o
Becoming convinced that parh"ilcd
and steamed players cannot win
championship for him, Barney Orc. =
fuss ha.: rIovcd his team to the Ia
cific coast, where they are to train
within the sight OF many mountain
ranges aud such damselS of the VI
cinity a. may be attracted to Inc
show. Ball players run around in
spring with their stockings hanging
down as If they had just been aWak-
cncd from a sound sleep by tirc
alarm and they arc not as pictur
eSquc as they appear t" be later IN
the year after sliding in the mud for
fifteen feet wearing their White fan-
ncls.
II the feminine surroundings arc
sufficiently nllurinS at the California
resort 10 which tboy arc 10 be tak"n
this year il is expected that the
Pittshurgls viii brace W in thciu hab-
crdsshcry as well as i'll winning a
championShi -
IN face the principal reason .ghN
this beautiful spot i'll California; Mas
owner for training Guartcr* in l'"i
is the impression which has bccn f'jrc-
ed upon him that the climate Of The
coast is tho greatest inEiGorator FOR
aged persons in the world. II has
been explained to him by McSsrs. Nc
GRAY and Morsu, ucithcr "f whom
WAS born in tho same contiucu cutal ]
hurst as Drrytu$@. that he has been
totiltg lot Of old mcn around the
country for the last three years and
needs to brace them up with an elixir
of ;,nrrl. Kind If Pittsburgh is ever
TO win u fd- again.
Goats Of various kinds abound IL
the vicinity of -PaSn Eohlcs and 1t IL
the intention "f Pittsburgh to pass all
their native Allegheny and Mpnon-
hfl - 10, he tIl1tOTntH
goats before they start cast. thereby
hoping 10 win Il ptunant and bring -
world series t. the birthplace Of the
Ohio river.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
lNTERCITY CUE MATCH
FINALS HERE TONIGHT

Final games of tho annual inter
city 1S.2 billiard match between
teams of Baltimore aud WashinC:on
viii be played tonight ~ the Lewis
Erause room on 18th street starting
at 1:G0 o'clock. The match is a; 500
points aud at the present time tho
Raltimorcans are leading by lo3
points.
TWO games Of 200 points viii I've
played. the first between Crook Of
Baltimore aud Powell and the secoud
between GARRISON of Baltimore and
Turtim.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
ZAHNISER A SURVIVOR
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT

HOE SPRINGS, Ark. February -.
The second day of match play III
the annual spring tournament under
way at the links of the Hot Springs
Golf and Country Club finds five
major league base ball players still
i'll the contest.
The survivors of the elimination
contests yesterday in which Eabc
Ruth, home run king, and Jack Re-
nault, the Canadian heavyweight
boxer, met defeat. include Everett
Scott. Fred Hoffman, Herman RueI,
Dell Pratt and Paul Zahniser
The major leaguers are showing
good form on the links.
j. Rour OF Chicago, mcda1ist in tho
qualifying z round, remains I'm the con-
test, sas does; s. 3sHeifetz. Chicago. who
finished " yesterday two up on Ruth.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
ROOKIE BORROWS $40
AND BEATS IT HOME

NEW YORK, February ".-Thc
Sarasota training camp of the Giants
was visited by it's first rain and its
annual disappearing mystery ycster-
DAY, according to. reports reaching
here.
AL Stoner. rookie hurler bought
from Nashville. arrived in the morn
ing. borrowed SO from HuElic .Jcu-
ninss and disappeared before night.
Just as the bay. WAS to be dragged
q note which was found indica ed
he had left for Ball Ground, Ga his
native heath.
II will explain later if necessary"
tho note read.
Frank Snyder and WaylanJ Dean
$4,000. Louisville pitcher, reported
TO-DAY.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
MISS REGULAR PRACTICE.
BUT PAY WITH INTEREST
Ira,c aIiyuel Martin Sends Them Through PAGES il
Al,crnocu----Failcdt to Show Up, Believing Rain
Would Prevent Workout.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

February 27If the Nationals their innuai
To Tampa and there prospect that they wont
be compelled
outlook
bet would be compelled
the 4 that
a; tho being
official the weather
Shortly before luncheon time suddenly ceased however and the
Of
stricted.
aborbs quickly
"A foon
through
which the chief
Evening star., 1924-02-27
TRIO OF BALL PLAYERS
PUT IN GOOD STANDING

CHICAGO. February .i-CharleL
Shortcu shIrtStop: Martin Dunno
yich. pitcher. and Q. 6. Oden have
becn rcinstated BY Commissioner X,
NJ Lands.
Dumoviell, brother of Nick
Dumovich of the Chicago NATIONAL,
will report to Manager killcfer of
the Cubs at Catalina Island. Dunno
yjch was s.ent to the kalamazoo.
Mich. club last year but refused To
report.
Shorten. who refused to report
to Nashville last season. will jot,
tho Cincinnati Reds, and Oden, who
accepted term. with the Brookly',
Nationals i'm 1921 and theh failed
70 report will join the Dodgers in
the southern camp.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
REDS OBTAIN DRESSER
FROM ST, PAUL TEAM

CINCIHHATI. ONO. February III
\ deal for char Dresser, St. Paul
intielder. has. been closed By the Gin
rnusti Nationals club. but the Young
third baScman may not join the Reds
until tho close of tho season.
President Hermann announced that
he had assured the coming Of Dresser
by turning Pitcher McQuaid to the
Saints with aH optivnal clause that
VI ill unit the Cincinnati club to re
call the Young right handler.
\ Brooklyn. player wanted by the
st. Paul club is being negotiated for
bs' tho, Reds. however. and if he can
Le obtained within III. next week or
80 Dresser Will DC turned over IL
Cincinnati at once.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
BALL PLAYER KILLED.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. February 81
The decipitatcd body of Alan J. ITfll
of Mcko cSport. member of the Colun-
bus team az the American Associa
tion. was found Yesterday along the
tracks OF the Pittsburgh aud West
Virginia railroad near the home
where he had been receiving treat
nlcut since hc suffered Il nervous col
lapse last vcar
Evening star., 1924-02-27
SCORES ARE GROWING
IN TENPIN TOURNEY

CHICAGO. February .1.-Chics go
fire-man teams viii continue their
NicariouS pleasure of breaking in the
alleys today in the American Bowling
Congress tcnpin ---tournaIurnt nh"n
four Suits of twenty eight iiNc$.
totaIinG $50 bowlcrs, will attempt T."
enter the charmed circle "f the high
ten.
Two new leaders were established
last night. while d third team broke
into tlr" first ten.
The Calumet X. G. squad went into
first place with Il total Of ".16o pins.
The Ed TanclS tive took second place.
with lot. and the ". y. AlcAauucrs
took fifth place. with Isl.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
MOORE LEADS SKATERS.

NF,N OOI:K. T'CbrUarY "t--Jt'
Moor" Of New York. former nati"na,
skating champion. won the 3So-yard
and thrce quarter milo ra"cS and
with 10" points VA Ear III the lea,.
Of senior skaters ut th" close Of tL'
second might "f the irtcrnations
championships. Charles Goruau. IN
t.ruatioHaI champion. Was d'squait-
fled for cutting tile block in tho $50
yard rae" AID failed to score a point
Evening star., 1924-02-27
iue Of National Rockies Penalsed Ro May Poue Be Real
CHILEAN STILL is YOUNG
AND OF POWERFUL BUILD
Only 70 Years Old, and, According 10 Former Pilot,
Apparently Has Greatly Impro, cd Recently.
Good Natured, Loves Fighting
BY ALFRED MAYER.

to of
il
in this story about hin AGed Mayer former
Nv YORK February If there lies boxing hiddsf
VI Echard unduuJt
y uncah him and bring him Madison Garden ll
al hiu. The
Roas
defeating
circles Knockout then
is to be mattel with Jack Dempsey
Evening star., 1924-02-27
MCGOWAN WILL HANDLE
GRIFFS SPRING GAMES

CHICAGO, February President
Johnson of the American League has
assigned "Ducky'' Holmes to represent
the circuit as an umpire in the sprin.,
exhibition games between the Chica-
go White SoN and the New York
Giants.
Brick Owens WIS assigned to
handle the Detroit exhibition games.
while Clarence Rowland viii otliciat I.
for the New York Yankees in their
exhibitions.
William 4. McGowan formcrl" All
umpire in the Southern Association,
will be in charge Of the exhibition
games of the Washington Americans.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
BUSH AND OUGAN SIGN
CONTRACTS WITH YANKS

NEW YORK, February "7-Joc
Bush. veteran pitcher, aud Joe Du-
Sau. star third sacker. both "f whom
were said to have been hoIduuts have
signed 1894 contracts with the Nau-
KEGS. Bush has left for prcliIninary
conditioning ut Hot Springs. Ark.
while DuSan will leave March . with
Il squad headed for New Orleans.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
BAKER TO PILOT EASToN

BALTIMORE. Nd. February It
J. Frank Baker. former home. run
king. will manage Il club bciu- or
Sanizeo at L.aSton, Md. where about
100 fans mot last night aud decided
unanimously that the town wanted
base ball and that Baker should lead
the team.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
RAIN HALTS TIGERS.

DETROIT. Mich. February 81
Plans of Manager Ty Cobb to give
his recruits q, good work out before
tile regular spring training grind be
gan have been foiled partly b..
steady rain and cold weather. &C
cording to information reaching here
from the camp at Augusta, Ga
Although the team has been in camp
more than a week, the weather has
not permitted any appreciable amount
of practice, -..t
Evening star., 1924-02-27
PAYS $4,000 FOR FILLY.

NEW ORLEANS. February -
Frank Eecn"y. Brooklyn theatrical
man. Is reported to have paid ST. 400
for t5nidoso. u two-ycar- old tlly
owned by William Perkins. j negro
trainer. IT was said t" have been the
largest price paid for Il Juvenile
Evening star., 1924-02-27
WILD BULL OF PAMPAS"
IS PRESENTED TO FIRPO

ULENOs AIRES, February IT,
Luis Angel FirpO, South American
heavyweight champion. dubbed ..fhc
wild boil Of the Pampas'' because
Of his great strength and fcrociOus
nsBr.t in the ring. has hfen pre-
scntrd by an adIuirer with q real
wild bull. q Young aDin,al captured
while rGamiDES the plains.
tirp0 s8.s he viii kcep tho bull
HS % mascot.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
PIRATES SIGN GRIMM.

PITTSBURGH. February o1.-Char-
ley Grimm, first haSenran OF the
Pittsburgh Nationals, has signed !,
contract aud has left for the Sprin z
training camp at PaSo Rnhles, Calf.
Grimm refused to accompany other
players to PaSo EobleS last week.
announcing that the salary mrution-
cd in his contract WAS unsa tisflrtorv.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
TRANSPORTER rs KILLED.

TOLEDO. Ohio. February 27.-
GeorEe. vclk, cixty-f1ve, one of the
hest known trap shooters in this
sectioi1 Of the state, was killed when
his Automobile overturned into a
ditch near Napoleon, Ohio. Vclk
was secretary and field captain of
the Toledo Gun Club for many
years and had been an active worker
in state tournaments.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
PIRATES MAKE A CHANGE
In EFFORT TO WIN FLAG
EY JOHN Z. FOSTER.

csIpsvh no visit Gu
EW YORK. February 21Th ttburg has wandered lar
VI seek Faso Robes Calf
Pnsburgls trained Hot Ark-
held while the rushed down their
whore larbocl
Evening star., 1924-02-27
BALKS ON BIKE PARTNER.

NEW IOEk. February "5.--Al
';oulIet. premier bicycle rider Of
.tncrica VIII enter the siXuay race.
at Madison Square Garden Monday
only il teamed with Harry Hurau
or Al Grcn.ia. Itc WaG originally
paired with Eddie Madden Of New =
ark.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
TORONTO SIGNS YOUTH.

TORONTO, February 27.-Toronto
has received the signed contract of
Justin f. Simons of Los Angeles,
nineteen year-old catcher, recon-
mcnded by Southpaw Dutch" Leon
ard. former :. Red Sox and Tyger;
pitcher S---~' 49, ~~'-SssS zs--5.-..'.'
Evening star., 1924-02-27
LOUISVILLE GETS CUBAN.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, February 81
Louisville has signed Vicente Par
rado of Havana Cuba u first base
man. Parade comes highly recon-
mended by Merito' Acosta, who as
serted his countrymau was "whizz-
bang at the national pastime.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
STARTS BASE BALL WORK

NEW YORK. February 21.-Twenty-
five candidates for Columbia Univer-
sity's base ball team have reported
to Coach Andy Coakley. Workouts
are in the gym. Eattcfymen have
eusaged irt sf5n berircs-5 mp for two
WeG = = -s,E---ss.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
BOXERS POST FORFEITs.

MILN NJ iLEU WIS. February -. --
Tauchu Villa fyWeight champion. and
BUD Taylor of Tcrrc Iautc. Ind. have
posted forfeitS with a local boxing
club Which has the pair scheduled for
a round match here March g.
Evening star., 1924-02-27

NEW YORK. February 21-ThumaS :
u. Lynch. seventh president of the NJ; .
tional League. who died today in
Hartford. Was ''onc of the create It
iumpires OF all time and u fine cNecu-
tive, John \. Hcydler, present cN-
ccutivc Of the senior major league. de-
clared. "" characterized Lynch as
"onc Of the big uIeu Of the game
courageous. fearless and honest"
lie served as president of the Ma
tonal League from 1910 to 1913, in :
elusive. u" Was elected to Office as u
compromise candidate. backed by
John T. Brush. former president of the
New York Giants after the club opu-
crS were 'leadlocked on two original
candidates, John NJ. Ward of New
York and Robert Brown of Louis
yillc.
lie first gained attention as an un .
pire i'll the old Eastern League and
joined the National Leagues of'iciai
ing staff III 1883, remaining with the
senior circuit until 1899, when he &c
tired from the game until recalled to
take the presidency.
Evening star., 1924-02-27
T. J. LYNCH, FORMER
HEAD OF N. l., DIES

HARTFORD, Conn, February IT
Thomas j. Lynch, former president Of
the National League, died here early
today.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-21
STOECKEL MAY BE CALLED
Question Arises of Whether Cndcr- taker Can Carry Passengers on Regular Markers.

Waterbury, Feb. 21.-Commissione of Motor Vehicles Robbins E.. Stoeckel may be summoned as wit ness in the case of Howard NJ. Hick- cox of Watertown vs Mary Kachergis, on trial in the superior court here. The suit was the outgrowth of d col lision of automobiles, Mir. HickcoX. who is an undertaken, claiming dam ages of sS,000. It was brought out today that HickcoX was returning from funeral in Seymour. carrying passengers in his car. Counsel for the defendant claimed HickcoX should have both public service markers and license, but counsel for Hick
 cox claimed that as an undertaken his client had the right to operate with private markers. Counsel for Hick- COX said he would call Commissioner Stoeckel as a witness in the case to show what the undertakcr's rights were with regard to use of private cars at funerals.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-21
A Stubborn Cough
 Loosens Right Up This homemade remedy is a won- der for guiek results. Easily
 and cheaply made.

Here is a homemade syrup which mill lions Of people have found to be the most dependable means of breaking up stubborn coughs lt is cheap and simple. but very prompt in action. Under its healing. soothing influence, chest sore. ness goes. phiegm loosefs. breathing be- comes easier. tickling in throat stops and you get good nights restful sleep. The usual throat and chest colds are con- puered by # in 24 hours or less. Nothing better for bronchitis. hoarseness. crUup, throat tickle. bronchial asthma or win. ser coughs.
 To make this splendid cough syrup. pour 2is ounces of Pinex into a pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain Hranulated sugar svrfp and shake thor. oughly. ron prefer. use clarified molssses, honey, pr corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way. vou get . full pint-a family supplv-of much better cough syrup than YOU could buy ready made for three times the money. Keeps perfectly and children love its pleasant taste.
 PineX is special and highly concen. trsted compound of genuine Norway pine extract. known the world over for its prompt healing effect upon the mem. branes.
 To avoid disappointment ask vour druggist for "2la ounces of Pinex with full directions. and don't accept any. thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly re. funded. The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-21
Govt. Must Agree or Else
 Packers Get No More Time

Washington. Feb. 2l.--The supreme court of the District Of Columbia to- day declined 10 grant further exten- sion Of time for Armour < Co. to dis pose of unallied business connections unless fhe government agrees. Jus tice Bailey declared that although a number of extensions have been made. he does not feel justified in signing any further orders in view of the fact that four years have elapsed since the cOnse nt decree was signed.
 The department Of justice has ex- pressed q willingness for an extension until October ]. bHt the Armour inter ests asked delay until February l. 1925.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-21
KIRKWOoD LEADING

Corpus Christi. Feb. 21.---Joe Kirk wood Of Redwood Hall. \. Y., who won the Texas open tournament at San Antonio last week. was leading the field in the second annual Corpus Christi open golf tournament when play started today on the final 36 holes. KirlIwoods score for the 36 holes played yesterday was t41. His nearest opponent was John Golden. who made 14S. Johnny Farrell of Mamaroneck. N. Y. and Henry Ciuci of Bridgeport Conn. were tied for third, with cards of 150.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-21
First She's Locked in,
 Then She's Locked Out

When she's in, she's in for keeps, and when she's out, she's out for keeps if her husband has his way, &C., cording to complaint made to Lieut.. Samuel Bamforth last night by Mary Brogus of l5 Hubert street. She told the police that when her husband leaves the house in the morning, he locks her in. and after she manages to get out 10 go 10 factory 10 work, she comes home to ind that her hus. land has arrived there ahead of her and locked her out. She said that her husband does not support her. and that he doesn't want to let her go out to work 10 support herself She was referred to the prosecuting attorney,