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New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Tho Stanley MomorIl monthly pleasant evening" for May was held last evening under the auspices of the Mems club. The HolIand-Sccor- Johnson scxtet gave a program of vocal, piano, banjo and violin music. The soNfct includes Mr. and Mrs Harry k. Holland, Mir, and Mrs Belmont Secor Carroll Holland and Carl Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

French friends as sine felt them to be- that il made tho actuaIity of the Missions work felt kconly by her hearers.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

afternoon. Lilacs, sweet peas and tulips were usod 10 decorate. The prizes went 10 Mrs. Arthur Harrop, Mrs James Baldwin, Mrs, Fred Selrlcs and Miss Mona Martin.
 Miss Miriam Mouat, daughter of Nr, and Mrs, LHurrnco Mouat Of Grove Hin. entertained tho members of inc Wednesday afternoon hri1go club at cards at her home this week.
 Mrs. Arthur Kimban entertained a number o' friends a' hor home 'on Lexington street Monday owning for Mrs Monroe Hewlett ot Long Is,In1.
 Mr. and Mrs, Emory Cornin gave q small dinner party at their home on West Main street TureIay oycn- ing.
 Miss Narrarrt Mcuyr of Hartford and John Barrett of south Burritt street were married Thursday at St. Joseph's cathedral in Hartford.
 
 Mrs. Douglas A. Johnston gave delightful tea at her home in Maple lIill I'rilay afternoon in compliment 10 Mrs Theodore Ainsworth Greene Of Lexington street. Afternoon toa was served in the dining room with Mrs Charles Chase and Mrs, George W. C. Hil presiding at the table, Mrs Emory Corhn, Mrs. M. IT. Gris- wol1, Mrs. Johnetono Vance and Mrs Earl K. Bishop assisted with the serving,
 Miss Janet Rack .G.. daughter O. 1 Nr. and Mrs. Ea~l O. Eank,iffe O. : Washington avenue, on'or-ainod number os hor young '~H.ls af har , home ThursIly asrnpnu in honor oC her f0h mr'DIay
 Mrs R, giut'd TovDrs of Hamilton street cnt"rtaiu"I t"o tables o' uridso at tho SNur'o Meadow club Wsln-slay atscOoon.
 Mrs. <. Wmir or HarYson street Nas tmonE fho>" entertaining at Hua-on mi raml~ aJ tho Shuttle MratoH club on Wednesday.
 Mrs. Tleodorn Manning of H1rri- e,n street is spenIing a few Jays ill Uos'on, Mass
 Arthur Sampson o' W.>t Ma" >'rol las r''aro.I 'rom Nnw York ,j'y.
 Mss Laura Wowtorl of Franklin square nts returned from Do.as T,>1s. where sG. has n,o spending Two months with hor 0rocsor. Itraa- >rr C. Wooi'or. d ',rm.r r .~ll.Ht or Nv n7itst"
 Mr. aaI Ms. A.;r.I Aul.r-"a o' "a E. uI,n s'r,ot ao"ourra 'E. mar rJ.c.. ot trcir daUent.r. G,rrya Io. to rrl .. Larsen of 4o Main Strt@t Tnr c,rrmony look r'acn on April .> aaI Ky. Tor. Ab,G A1'arusr of, rr.sf-d. Tho ,oup'~ WAS nmtt,n..1.
 Mrs Larsen IS tro asSt-'an. ,or- .s.r uf inc Loft Inc. O. llrr''" | Nr f-~>.n iS roau-r',t win fnr ,r'.~,ro.' S1..s Srr,irr.
 Mss Ur,n ,.ruuinl o1 -5"- Flr str,t ra,, 1 m,r, Hr.".s -."v.r for Mis- Nanou Nm'srs N.Iav evening TN" ruu-' "aS u..oro'.i for thn ocros,an la wrN ...t .l'. and orr1. u.oso"0>.
 'o"h,r party tor o lr1o 'o he WIS +f4' which Mrs bNr Io Her st,r Monday ,Nrr,nc rt nor home .. Ws"7ro street "h,n s'r "ntrr- s.r.t 'ar Miss Ea. S-r.idtrr who IS ta rra~rl Frank Nrkeou of kon- ~sa-to0 in Juno.
 ,1oah5o n.f1ur o0-,etsar> as .a.trf',I 'ast N1utay at tnr homo of Nr anI Mrs Nlam Soiptc of Sartr sfrc,t vN,o they observed th.;~ "2ri anln}orsary and th,ir son anl laughter. Nr. md Mrs. James C'-rRtr co'chra'r1 their fourth sn- rivrysaD.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
SMITH SCHOOL MEETING.


 The annual meeting Of the Par onts and Teachers association of the ! Smith school was held Monday eve ming at s o'clock Howard w. Draper was elected president and Emil !. Danberg was named vice president
 Reverend Dr. George W. C, Hin, pastor of the South Congregational church gave an Illustrated lecture on Egypt Musical selection, danc- ing and readings followed.
 The Washington School Gl"e club under the direction of Miss Doris Bradley entertained the mcmbere of the Business and Professional Women's club Tuesday evening. In addition to the musical program they stage a hurlosquo on the mah- ing of a moving picture finn
 Tho annual mcotiU. with fhG elec- ton of officers of the Woman's club of Maple Hin was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Wil- liam kcuncr of Golf street. Those elected 10 office include the presi- dent, Mrs. l.. |. HUrdiug; iirse vice. president, Mrs. l.. F. Proudmau; second president Mrs. William r. MillIonraas; secretary Mrs. l., G. Baldwin: treasurer. Mrs. II. II. HowarI; chalrLyn "f the puUjiCty committee, Mrs, l.. II, S'ayNwoath"r; chairman of flower committee, Mrs. \. E. Mann; chairman of music commitrn, Mrs. l.. Njnsl"}.
 A social hour followed tho busl- ness session wnon aftorroou t'a Nas sorycl with Mrs. N,lson Mam aol Mrs. II. A. Ii'nharI assisting thr hostess.
 A uuiqja c,t,r'aiuu nj IS prum- i>ed the New Hrnau Dua.io ty tho | Young Woman's Sewing Guild of tho First Baptist church 'o he ui'"n in the church chapr1, Wolw>iuy c'"- ming. May goth, a, o'oock. r will be q concert by a Spoon orehostrt, and is ca1cl a Musical Eom@nco The so,oist VIII ho M"s. NIo'' Forster Erioh~a 9J.l Mrs. E. S''0 art Eson. Miss Ij,"u n>on ~u' bc reader.
 Miss Eutn S.s,,or5 o, Snura.-'" was reelected s,i4.nt o' 'H Woman's Co.ts. c.Hh og That town at mcotiag rci W,Iao~,ay aj'c"- .roon at tro home or Mrs. N'""' Jennings of Bradley s'u". utwr ! officers vnrc rhoS.a eS follows. Nicr-prrSiIonr Mrs. T7H' Sr,s.ors. s.rrc,ary Mss Eu'b S'crus; iruas- urcr, Miss IIi.la Erh
 Tho cuh unE.r t1 manaG.u u' nt Mrs T.4f z ~e,..~ Is cnnp.''t-- r'7tae .o~ a earl parry To 'n g''.n May 27fU.
 . Hanraf Wou'rrr -raprr nUsr- IFS of tro Am"rjna. T,No.Wuun hold is r cI'ar W"".h.} mn"iI ThurrIuv ,t,mr- a' 'hc FIau'SH.' ConrrrraronaI r"u'cN In aldtior to wal rres.7:r1 musical program hv Mrs. C W Tt'rh ao irtorosung report on 'rc .4'n rootwon'a' No"- grcss r.td rerent'y in WasNi0C n. r.. was sivor Ivy Me r. \. W'', and Miss Julia Grjl,e,.
 The Daughters of lsah-'H 7t hold their Nay i7roo a' iNs EurE7 low. Wcdu.stav evening May -' Worthy Hn1s arI his orcNos'ra 010 furnish tho mue5r Miss Mary Gaf rcy. Miss Estror Nrrat~ and Mrs Edwsri l., Hannou will aot as pa. tronoSsos.
 Mrs. IIouar1 Erucnmrr o' Wos
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
NEWS OF INTEREST


 Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Fox of Johnson street, Maple Hill, have re. turned from short visit to New York city.
 Miss Mildred Mann of Maple Hll has returned from South Manchester where she has been spending a few days,
 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. SIoper of Grove Hill left Thursday evening for New York city, sailing from there for Europe today, . Dr. Clifford Vivian of West Main street and Harold Shepard of Dover Road left Friday for Grcenyille, Maine, to spend week fishing.
 
 Miss Margaret Porter, supervisor of the training department of the State Normal school will attend the summer session Of New York univer- sity this year.
 William Winters of this city left yesterday for Washington, D, C.
 Miss Dorothy Kelley of Boston, Mass. has been the recent guest of Mrs George Corbm of Lexington street.
 R. Stevens has returned 10 his home in Tulsa, Oklahoma, after spending few days with Mr. and Mrs, Lucian Stevens of Monroe street.
 Mrs. Jacob Schneider of South Main street Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Florence Kopf of Cincinnati.
 A. F. Corbin of Vine street was in Boston Mass, this week.
 MT, and Mrs. Edwin W. Davis and daughter Elizabeth, Of Cloquit Minn.. are visiting Mrs, Davis par. ents. NIT, and Mrs Herbert l.. Mills of Curtis street.
 Mir, and Mrs. |. II. Johnston of West Main street and Mir. and Mrs George B. Chandler of Rocky HIT left today on a motor trip to Wash. ngton, D. C.
 Mir. and Mrs Carl Frishie Of Rus, sell street and Mir. and Mrs. Ruins Homenwav Of Lexington street vii sail a week from today for Europe where they will spend the summer touring.
 Paul Lowis of New York is the house guest ot Mir. and Mrs, Harry Hancock Of Steele street, Mrs, Arthur G. Kimbail and ho, daughter, Miss Elizabeth Kimball . of Lexington street and Mrs, Gcorg Colt of Vance street, will return to day from a short motor trip 10 Vel lesley, Mass, . Mrs. A. C. McKinnie Of Pores street was in New York city thi week.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

A number of New Britain and Ecriin women attended 'he s"mi- annual meeting of tho Hartford branch of 'ho Womans Roard of Missions which vas held Wednesday a' the Congregational church in Sun1nld. Miss Ruth Cowlee 9 TO- contly commissioned missionary. gave an interesting address on her work and plans for her work in South Africa In the near future.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Mrs. 1fowar3 Eruenlmcr o' West Main street entertained nine iahleS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

The Daughters of lsahr'u 7j. hold their N1v i7no" a' fNs EurE1. low. Wcdnrstav r'cNlnc. May -' Worthy Il'1s arI his orcNos'ra 0l0l furnish 'hn mer Miss Mary Cad rcy. Miss Esthor Nrratr and Mrs, Edwsrl l., TIannou will act as pa trnncsscE.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Miss Anna C. Mawc, president o' the Business and Professional Womcn's club. has announced the following committee chairmen for he ensuing yoar. EdUcaIouaL Elizabeth loGhorn; membership. Ruth Anderson; finance. Susan Mur- rhy: program, Ruth Schadc; hoNso committee, Clarissa Bentley; clNcs. Elizabeth Wainwright; ways and meas. Anna T'oherE; publicity, Hannah Scott.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
pLANS GINEN

on Tuesday evening, May l2' three ouo-act plays were given by the Dramatic Art Guild of the Cathe- dral parish, Hartford, at the audi torium of the Elihu Bnrrift school under the auspices of st. Mary $ sodality. The plays were under inc direction Of Carolyn Mckaue Dough crty and were as follows; N'ry Social Service" by Virginia Church; Marriages Arc Male in Heaven and Elsewhere" by Graham Price; "Ihc Valiant" by Hall and MiddIoman.
 The committee in charge was composed Of Miss Helen Klngrosr, chairman and tho Misses Margaret Lynch. Mary Walsh, Catherine Man gan. Agnes Reilly. Katherine Rose. Catherine Ringroso, Esther Ttlz- gerald and Florence Fitzgerald.
 The committee Is grateful 10 al uho assisted them in making tn' affair a success.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

NEoahso n.fluc anrt,,iSar, vas .aI.I-f',i '9et Monday at thr homo of Nr au1 Mrs AIam S"ip'r of Snrtr s'rc,t vh.o they observed th.i~ "2rl anu}orSary and their snn an1 laughter, Mir. md Mrs James ~f--tt- co'chra'r1 their fourth 5n- riNrrsarI
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

IcSieS, Mass.
 Mrs. A. C. McKinnin of Forest street was in New York city this week.
 SOCIAL AFFAIRS
 Mrs, Maurice Pcase of Armisticc street entertained a few friends at luncheon al the Shuttle Meadow club Wednesday for Mrs. Theodore Greene of Lexington street,
 Mrs Iucian Stevens entertained two tables at bridge Monday evening al her home on Monroe street. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. John stone Vance and George Boil
 Mir. and Mrs. Beverly Walker of West Main street entertained a few friends at dinner Thursday evening at the Hotel Bond
 
 Mrs. E. r, Galfncy gave Iunch- con bridge party 10 several Of her friends at inc Shuttle Meadow club on Wednesday,
 Mrs. Arthur C. Kimhal entertain ad number of friends at cards and luncheon al the Shuttle Meadow club on Wednesday for Mrs. Monroe Hewlett of Long Island.
 Mrs. John Cashman of konslncton entertained three tables Of bridg" a' her home Tuesday evening The prizes were won by Mrs. McGuiro Mrs Watkins and Miss Nellie Brat ton.
 Mrs. W. n. Sm'f entertained th6 MapIc Eliu Rridgo club Tuesday af', ornoon at her home on Johnson street. Mrs, Nelson Mann, Mrs II A. Iienlard and Mrs William F, II Allen were awarded the prizes
 Pans ara wei under way for tl srrng dance which is being spon. >urnI uy members of the Business arl Professional Women's club 'c tlkc 1'a,a rN tha rysnine Of Wo] nos,}ay. Juno ,, at 'No Shuttle Moa. low rub Emil Hrmhercor and fh. ilu.D Bond orchestra wlli play.
 
 Mss Martha Akr-man Nas '5u d.. r.G 7 HrtsccNanooIs shower Thurs .my cFrninc hy ,na Misses Esthr Wcsman and Joaoplno Nichols a tns .orm,r's homo. Tn" hous" wa Ir,'ty d"cora'od in d color schom 1r hua and yellow. Miss Akorma' was tH~ rpu7ion. ot many heanu'u ss's. SAa vW become inc hril" Q A'7.l Mjli1o'oN0 on Juno |.
 Mrs. NJ. T. Saonts oI Maple H.. r..urr-l carly this week from N.y York ci'y after spending s~'cra Jays with her daughter.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. lE. prouiman an. 1auGn'er Miss EraUor Frou lman of Maple Iiill havo roturnod from motor trip 10 Hanover. x. T. wAor they visited Donald Troudmen. wh k a student at Dartmouth coil g.
 
 Mrs. Cunon MrkonD7 and i7uCn .rr Janet. of Mar', lIill ha>s r turned a0or spending se>ora, 0"1h in ChicaEo and Indiana
 Nr. and Mrs R. F. ramon o Johnson strcot Nap,. ElN, F4' rr,urued from Worcester. Mass.
 
 Mrs. l.. Etnsloy of Maptr H1' ha returned from a thrcr w,oks ''si. t New York city.
 Mic EaIl1 smith nf InnrSNl
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Mrs r.. Etnsloy of Msrt" H'' has returned from a thrcr n, oks ''si, 'o Now York city
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Mrs l.. A. Snr.e5. .@ N.r U" oommtSslon,r Of rHc Gar H."0a or- ranizauon of r.tS rl'N Mr. r. .-.-~ F. Chase, chairman as 'r' Hl s- 'ta03' rnnmt",. Ms. ri'.es. rrrsl'cr' of '.- ,;.r' S.ou' 1.4",,~. asSo,luon e.I Mss Iae S eU w." a''.rI f'o q. .1' a.'rr"- of '~" Cir Scouts a, ''. Unr S.s rS. f. Eoe'0n. Mass ~. .t ~..H-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

'onh,r party tor r lrIo 'o h" vs~ +'a' which Mrs John Zo Her st,r Nonday ,>r,nc nt nor home s, N7"7ro street "h.n s'o "ntcr- r:-r.f 'ar Miss Ea. S-r.ri'or who IS ia rra~r2 Frank N,1>eon of Non- ~5n-too In Juno.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Mrs. '5nr.-ro Humasou Es'o 7 'rurrran u.iIcr n h.r b""n "n 1thtrv s'r,e. Tu-sjsy 'o '~H' o- r,r ,~rcwe Nr~ Hona~G E~U mms was aatDl. 're prr-.
 
 Tho Daughters of the Eun and WNitr will gI,e an e0toria'rw"nt and party Sunday afternoon a' -:&N o'c)ork 8' 'he Y. W. II. A. A musical program win h. carried out.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

X 'ory s'cc ~sfu. da'--a HrI ca,I party with whist. url1-. and u}, hunl'oi .oaturlre nas n'I as' ele0luE in Lloyd hal. in !. ns.0c'or uG l,r Inc auspices 1c 'ue hru>n-- ;op L,acuc o' Womon No.,r~. Mrs. url r. Elc,r.y "as rha."w" n- ;.o ,ommjtt' jn cHar@. ar. H'>. r.". Talor arr..s-. .l ''. a. tn.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Miss Msler smrh ot Joanson
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Mir. aud Mrs. R. r. iamon q. Johnson strcot. Nap,. Hll, F3'' rrturued from Worcester. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Morris D. SaXe addressed q meet ing of the rar"nts and Teachers as- socjatjon at the East street school last evening. Mr. SaXc's ta'k was followed hy musical program given hy Miss Marion FGar Miss Ilulla Johnson 1nI Walter Arendt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Nr and Mrs. Wiuiam E, Fay ct u,o|n road are attending the Yale" ornrH boat races today,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

U. 1.a.~ .ay sNr9u- N'- Sh'.H Ea. k @. S'ao.,1 >r".,t Gas. "A }a.'v a' 1ar 1nnn fer Mss ztn0u Ww- IFS o. l"aon >.".,:. 1a nous" Wts 4.rorl'.i wth HtH.n ""s>"Ws. Ms, Wln'rrs viii m,t~ry Eo, l%'z. l3'u-s cr Uar'furi rr Sa'"r.I8>- lons tr.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Mr. and Mrs. Newton W. EJ'd- win u: kpusingtun have returned from Brooklyn \. Na where rh"N attended the graduation o' 'Hotr IdugMcr, Miss Asda Ha5wlr, front tho Brooklyn Framing Scnoo. for Nurses.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Miss Janet Rack .t.., daughter O. Mr. and Mrs. l'r.l O. lt3rk,iffe oE Washington alrNI", "n'or-ainNd number oE hor young '"'Mls at hcr home ThursIIy a.rrHpnu in honor of h"r fifth M"OIay.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Mss Laura Wowtorl ot rranllin sguar. hts returned rom paI.as, T,t1s. where sb. has n.,o spending Two months with hot 0rotGor Fraa- >u4 =. WooiforJ, a i,rm.r ?. ~ll.Hl r N -t- IN-Ir.+ +i,.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Miss Ruth Boar1man Of Church street entertained number of friends at her home Monday evening for Miss Fanny Wedake, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, William Wcdlake of West Main street. Miss Wedlake is to marry Otto Erlirg of Corbin av- cnue on Saturday. June 9th.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

Mrs. John Caslman of kcnslncton entertained three tables Of bridge al her home Tuesday evening. The prizes were won by Mrs Mcclure, Mrs, Watkins and Miss Nellie Frat ion
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

James Wayne Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. James r., Cooper of Vine street hes been elected a momhrr Of Wolt's Head. one of t1~ chief so- olotios of Yale uni,'rsty Ill., k :D, first member Q! tho r'a>s o1 i'2t ,a he admitted to tho organization.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

|rufIi- | hicl, than 'ated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
California Conventions Center
Interest at Tijuana Race Track

TIJUANA RACE TRACK. Mex.
i Jan, 24.-California conventions
OF various kinds are beginning to
center on the Tijuana race track.
as the playground OF their dele
gates, after the business sessions
have been ended. These conven.
lions. bringing together many rep
resentative business men. as well
as those representing some of the
professions. hardly ever fail TO in
clude Tijuana on their pleasure
itinerary.
Just the other day. $50 delegates
from the Bankers Insurance agents
convention, descended on the race
course and paid tribute to king
horse. and in other ways enjoyed
n full round OF entertainment To
these. many OF whom were from
the East. the extent OF the Tijuana
racing was surprising. They left
with the impression which so many
gather. that the course over which
sunny Jim" Coffroth presides is
truly the capital of winter racing
In America.
The next bunch OF convention
delegates to visit the track for a
day of the keen sport win be the
representatives. of the National Cash
Register company. They are hold.
ing convention In los Angeles
the latter part OF January, and
have designated February their
day at Tijuana
In honor OF the visit OF the Nh.
tional Cash Register men. special
program has been directed TO be
prepared by President Coffroth. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Record PrOUes Greatness
of Illinois Grid Flash
"DED" GRANGE Of Illinr
N PLAYER Of 1924.

Ed IANGE OF Illinois the OUTSTANDING IOOtbaII
IN player of 1924
Recently he awarded two cups, from the East,
the other from the West the valuable player in the
collegiate football world
Walter Camp dean of football critics. has twice selected
him for of the backs on his Al-Afnerica team
He the unanimous choice Of every football expert in
the country when to naming the eleven best players
of the year Every coach asked TO pick alstar team
named Grange
lie the only athlete in the country who the
unanimous vote OF coaches critics and fans for place
the mythical Al-America team
You need only to glance Oranges marvellous record
for the past two to understand his high rating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
400 Home Sites

The plan provides for 400 rcsldcn
tial sites. each OF which Will enfitlS
the owner 20 proprietary membershiT
In the golf course and one member
ship in the maintenance nifp'ssion
which viii have control Of the streets
and suen public utilities an are neces
ssry for district OF this kind.
The golf course will have
total yardage Of 6,s0e. The club
has been Incorporated. and the
property embraced in the course
win be conveyed 60 the organila-
lion by the Puget MN company.
Each owner Of residential site
will receive "A share Of stock in
the club. emitting him 60 the
privileges Of membership, sub.
iect 10 the payment of monthly
dues.
At Broadmoor the golfer Will have
a Eolf course practically In his door
yard. and still be within a few min.
utes' ride OF the downtown section
OF the city. a distinctive civic asset
such as no other American city pos.
sesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Order Quits Job

ENDGAR CRfDER, who has beer
IL the real spark plug of the JEFF
ferson Park Golf club. and who has
acted "a secretary OF the organiza
ton since Il started many years ago
Is positively going TO turn the cler-
ical end of the work over to some
one else at the clubs annual meet,
ing. which will be held on Tuesday
evening, February 3. probably at the
College club.
Secretary Order has done
heaps Of fine worl, for the Hen.
con Hill golfers during his reign
OF office. aud his shoes are
going TO he hard 10 fill.
TOO much business" is Eds ex-
cuse for refusing the nomination for
reelection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Doyle to Enlarge
Vernon Arena

JACK DOYLE, the vernon fight
- impressario. has one Of the fin
81 boxing buildings in the world.
built expressly for ring shows. Out.
fitted with the latest eontriyanoes
in ring accessories and equipped
with Individual opera chairs, DOyle's
arena Is more like a movie palace
than a fight arena.
Parker says that Doyle Is plan.
ming to enlarge his seating capacity
tn IL, 900 with the coming Of the
champions to the West.
The Oakland manager also
states that a huge arena Is to
be built ia San Francisco. aliho
they are breaking the longer
game in gradually, starting in
with six-round bouts, now fight
ing eight, and The switch to 10
viii come soon.
Oakland. Los Angeles, sacra-
msnto and San Francisco. four Zig
eeniers Of population in California,
will get the 4,ig play for the title
matches. San Diego, one Of the
other metropolitan cities. is little
STOW In getting started. as js Stock.
ton and Fresno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
California Has Five Veterans Back for Crew
Ebright Says
Outlook Much
Better Now
Golden Bear O.r G.
Says His Men Acoui,.
ing Connibear Stroll.

WiIH fise veterans haek "a, ~.
w years ahs,i the caafsra.s,-.
outlook a the best in years
This ir0in rgEinE srStl.,
tine s"uih vino eapset = a..
better showing from the go.
Issarr m their rae Win ~
Washington iInski,s th.a q.
one thsy put on herr Ia,
spring.
Guy EbrlEht. former Wsshs..-
crew man. who IL aoaehiur -
Bruins Tor the second tine =
that while be haa htfls ba-. I.
beating Washington tha y.ar =.
outlook is much better and n. -.
are fast acquiring the knaek a n.
GunuiEsar stroke
The men. with fine new qua,,.,.
are turning out daily On a. a.
and estuary and more thaa n
aud.datcs are under The dlrv,,,s,
of EtTiEht and Huss Nagier ],
other former Washington nan
The veterans In the firsi .h,a
are: Crahmsr. stroke; HsllauA
seven: Gibbons. four; Beard In,
and HOtis. ooxsWain.
The race between Califorrl. a.
Washington viii he held in Arr
on the Oakland course and vii /.
three miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Nickname Often
Hurts Fighter

MECHANICS or fighters who
~ have had success as puuchsrs
oftimes works a. a detrsment 20
those boxers II they fal to stop
thetr opponents, according 70
Parker.
TAKE the case Of Murphy,
for example" says Parker. "he
Is good stiff punchsr aud his
record Of Is knockouts 10 s.
fights bears this out, but you
can't expect n fighter 10 stop
every opponent he meets. but
with the nickname of DyirA-
mite the fans expect IA D..
or eise they're disappointed.
such noniekers are good pub
iicity stunts. calling boys X o..
Dynamite and such. but II some
times docs more harm than go0d
particularly II the fighters seldom
live up 10 their Names
X. o. Mars was an example Of
this In tho Northwest recently. the
Cincinnati lightweight turning out
to be j very light punchsr In his
one start IN Tacoma