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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-01-09
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Emanuel Jackson. mule tender, ap-
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$50 All is" affirmed. Emanuel proud
"; 'but we done get mule in dis
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Writing in the Manchester Guardian.
an English woman says modern
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ma never would have dared say.
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The usual story Of cherry tree
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An inventor has gone to the trouble
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A Berlin professor says that the
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one, remembers what Berlin profes-
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The worst thing about the itch for
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Now that Luther Burbank has
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Old Dobbin knew when to whoa,
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Checked patterns are coming back
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Nowadays man must have rauio
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= Doctors announce that they soon
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The University of Pittsburgh viii
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To the beauty shop proprietor many
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The scientist who discovers the hui
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Persuading wrap-around skirt to
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When you can force your enemy to
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BY 1884, automobile drivers ought
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Shakespeare could say 1.-THE most
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Time flies: Who remembers wher
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Our girls are always glad 10 put
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New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
 
KOPF BROTHERS TO PLAY
 BASKETBALL IN FLORIDA
Nally To Manage Team While Larry Will Bc At old Position
 In Forward

Coral Gables, Florida, Dec. @l--. Soral Gables is to be the scene of q number of the most important in- tcr-scctional basketball contests of the present season according 10 the of Wally Kopf. for mer Dartmouth star, and the pres ont manager of the Coral Gables basketball aggregation.
 Negotiations are now being car ried on with several of the north's most powerful teams, among them the team of the Celtic Athletic club of New York. the "kingston's" of New York and the For1hum univer- sity five. The complete schedule win contain the names of other out standing quintets in different sec tions of the country.
 The tentative lineup of the Coral Cables team consists of: Forwards, Larry kopf, formerly of the Phila- delphia Athletics and Cincinnati Reds; Jay Matthews. former Inter national league baseball star, and George Miske of Cornell; center, Bob Hunter, the six foot four inch giant of Miami; guards. Dan Nigus, formerly Conference guard at Indiana university Joe Hoffman, formerly of the Baltimore Athletic club and University of Maryland, and Wally Kopf, the team manager,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
BERLENBACH WILL
 MEET BOUT WINNER
Light Heavyweight Champion
 Signed to Fight February 5

New York. Dec. 21 R'-Paul Der lenbach, light heavyweight cham pon of the world, has agreed to meet the winner of the Mike Nc 'riguc- Tiger Flowers l5-round con- test in New York Wednesday night.
 In conference with Jess Me Mahon. matchmaker at Madison Square Garden. lIorlenbach said that he would not draw the color line and McMahon at once set the date for Berlonbach's next title tilt, Feb ruary ]. The champions under contract for that date and MCTignr and Flowers manager, have signed an agreement.
 With a chance at the chanpion- ship at stake, McTigue and Flowers are expected to furnish sensa- tional encounter. MCTlgue once held the crown. having gained it from inc lat" Battling Siki on a st. ratrick's day in Dublin after the Scncgalese had obtained if in a sur prising victory over the FrenChman, Georges Carpenter.
 Flowers has been among the con- tenders for the past two years but has been stopped by both Borlen- bach and Jack Delaney. who gave the champion close battle a little more than q week ago.
 McTigue Is known as an excellent boxer. especially dclensivcly, while Flowers, who trains by fighting often, is of the boring-in type. Georg" Godfrey, negro heavy weight, will face Martin Burke of New Orleans on the same program, the distance being ten rounds. Fidcl Laharba. recognized by the national boxing commission as fyWcight champion through his conquest of Frankie Gcnaro after PanCho Villas s death on the Pacific coast, win ap- pear against Low Perctti, q New York bantamweiEht, in six round Ncmi-tinal contest.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
BOYS CLUB PLAYING
Acmcs of Hartford Opponents To.
 night-kcrclci1a Expected To Re
 turn Soon and Bolster Up Oncnsc

The Acmcs of Hartford will be the opponents of the Boys club when they take the floor on their homo court this evening, As far as a record goos the Acmcs are an un- known quantity, but they arc said to have a nice collection ot youngsters and SAould give the club q run. The hom team will use ifs regular line up: Gill and KraszoWski al forward horths, Goff1 in the circle. and Silva and Gotowala on the defense. with Parparian and Levin fin reserve.
 This combination is fine on tho de- fonso. but has hcon unable to de- lclop a roal scoring punch. The club is looking forward 10 tho return of Pete K"rclriza. veteran forward of last wear, who has been laid up with water on the kn"o. pctc is oX- p"ct'd to return 10 inc team next month for at least q short period in each game. and i' is thought that ho and Gin will pair off well on the ofl"nsr and producn the needed scoring powor.
 \ preliminary Camc is hoing ar- ranged between tho Boys Club Re. serves and q SGuIhiuEton team.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
GYM SCHEDULE CHANGES
 DURING THE HOLIDAYS
Program of Sports at '. M (, 4, Curtailcd This Week Because
 Of Christmas.

Monday; 9;15 a. m, Junior class; l0:15 n, m, High school; 6;30 ?. mn Younger Business Mems class; ?, m, Employed "A" class; S ?. mo wrestling and box ing class; SEQ ?. m, Senior class.
 Tuesday: Q;So q. m, I'irnmcns class; 5;3o D. m., Older Business Mems class; 6;So ?. m.. Employed "B' class; s D, m, Industrial league games --- first game, Stanley Works vs, r, F, Corbin; second game, Landers Frary X Clark vs. Stanley Rule & Level.
 Wednesday,: 9;l5 q. m, Junior class; 1o:16 a. mo High school class; j;3o D, in., Younger Bust ness Mems class; p. m., Employed "A class; p. m, Industrial league practice.
 Thursday: 5;3o ?. m., Older Business Mems class; D. m. Elm ploycd "B' class; ?. m, informal activities.
 Friday: Y, NJ, c. A. closed all day.
 Saturday: 9:15 q, mo Juniors: l0:lj a. m, High school; 1@ to :" ?. mo Industrial league practice; 2:@0 D. h.. Saturday afternoon basketball league first game. Tutcos vs.. Mohawks; second game. Ramblers vs, Pioneers; 4;30 to 6:3O D. m.. Industrial basketball prac- tice; $50 ?. m, Employed "B" class; s D. m., lnter-Church bas- ketball league -- first game, Trin- ity Methodist vs. South Congrega- tional; second game, First Luth- cran vs. Blue army.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
TRADE SCHOOL WINS
Local Hoop Tosscrs Swamp Winstcd Quintet in Ganlc--Icam Shows Wonderful Floor Work.

The State Trade school basketball quintet handed real pasting to the Gilbert Home quintet of Winsted Saturday afternoon In fact, the boys from tho cold, cold country were no match for the locals on either floor work or in shooting.
 The Traders started off in the first half by running away from their opponents, scoring l2 points 10 the visitors 3. Richtmyer, forward for the state Trade school flashed bril- liant work on the floor and was the scoring ace Of the game with five field baskets. The locals used their substitutes in the second half and good material was shown in the team work accomplished,
 The SummarV;-
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
SATURDAY LEAGUE
 SPEEDS UP PLAY
TutCOS Beat RambIerS While
 MOhaWkS Scalp Pioneers

The Tutcoa, holding tho Ram blcrs 10 a minimum of baskets in the second half of the first game or the Saturday afternoon basket ball league at the Y. NJ. C. A, came out on top in the contest by a 27 10 13 score, In the first half the Ramblers put up stiff de- fenso. the premier frame ending 13 to in favor of King Tuts war riors.
 "Goody" Prcisscr had an off day caging only four ringers from the field but missing in the ncighbor- hood Of about fifty long shots Luke put up his usual good game at guard, also shooting in three double dcckcrs. Yankaslla for the Ramblers was tho outstanding player, holding Tuttlos scoreless the first half. Gus Peterson. who plays for the New Britain Ma chine tried to break into the game for the Ramblers but was i'm mediately banishcd 10 the Minors for q thorough seasoning:
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
Gilbert Home.
Trade school.

Rcforoe:- Farley.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
Elm City Five

The summary:
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
l niycrsity Presidents
 Issue Football Protest

Slu Francisco, Dec. @l tP'- Fol lowing closely the rrnunciation of prof. ionU football hy President W. ". Campbell of fhr University o' ran'ornia Dr. Ray Lyman Will hur rrr rstdcnt of Stanford unirer- sly. and President Tuuy C. Knowles of 'E, Collage of th" Tarifr have 1oI~"j their protest on the subject.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
{ anadian Clubs Discuss
 Entrance Into League

Toronto, Ont l'or. q lPt-Tcnta- 'rr plans for 're entrance of Can adian clubs into u.r proposed inter national soccer lcaEnn have been made by representatives of clubs in trrestod, II is assur,d that if the proposed International league mato- rializrs the Canadian l,ams will do vol" part or tho season to an inter- provincial league, to which they will also belong.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
GERMAN SWIMMERS
 OUT FOR RECORDS
National Association Plans for
 1928 Olympic Games

Berlin, Dec. q Pl-In an effort 10 regain the swimming laurels won in the 1912 Olympic games at Stock holm, the last in which German ath- letes participated. the National Swimming association of Germany is attempting to enroll every swim mer of promise in preparation for the 1928 games at Amsterdam.
 In the 1912 Olympics, German swimmers won the 400 meter breast stroke; first, second and third places in the 200 meter breast stroke and fancy diving, and second places in the backstroke, the relay and high diving.
 The most promising candidates for the team have started training un- der Walter Rinncr and Kurt Boh- rens of Madgeburg, both Olympic veterans. Binner doubts whether he can produce a free style star to compete successfully against Johnny Woismuler of America and Arnc Borg of Sweden.
 On specialized strokes, in which Germans have always been more proficient, Binner banks on such vel erans as E. Rademacher. who two years ago set world indoor breast stroke records for 200 and 4o0 me ters, and Heinrich, Berges, Schu- bert and Hoitman. F.rna Huneus, 17 year old miss, who recently set a worlds indoor breast stroke of minute. 2o seconds for 100 meters, is considered the better of the Wom- Cn candidates.
 In the 1912 Olympics. German swimmers won the 400 meter breast stroke: first. second and third places in the 20o meter breast stroke and fancy diving and second places in the hackstroke, the relay and high diving.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
California Coach Is
 Reported Out of Danger

FRlTadoIphla, Dec. 2l PN-IIcad Coach Andy smith. of the University or California football team. who was stricken with pneumonia on Satur- day. wa5 reported today 10 be out of danger unless unexpected com plications arise. Mr. Smith came rast at tho close of the Golden Bears football season and was spending a vacation in this city and New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
GLASS CHAMPIONS
 DECIDED IN GAMES
Hustlers, Red,JacketS and Speed-BoyS Supreme at "Y"

The best players in the Junior. Employed "B' class, High acLooi class and tho Older Employed Boy" class met Saturday 10 determine the basketball championship Of the ' N, C, A.
 The High school class which m"r> in the afternoons put on the best players known as the Hustlcrs and defeated the Older Employed Boys night class team, the Nolrc Danes. in n very close battle - to 20.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
On the Alleys
ROUERS ROWLING ALLEYS
WAI.THER LEAGUE
Rnstol.
Ottawa and Montreal
 Tied in Hockey League

Now York, Dec. q Pl-Canadian teams hold sway in the National Hockey league race, only Pittsburgh Of th" American contingent remain ing in the first division with twenty seven contests played. Ottawa and Montreal are tied in points with six victories each. New York and Bos- ton are lighting at the foot of the ladder. Ottawa has lost only one game. that 10 Montreal on Dcccm- her 12 while Montreal has lost two, one 10 Ottawa and tho other to Bos- ton.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
RAWLINGS RECOVERING

Pittsburgh, D"c. 2I dP-Johnny Rawlings, soconl hascman of the Pittsburgh Pirates who was kept from actir" participation in tho worlds sori's lrrauSe of a fractured ankle which he sustained shortly before the season ended, has almost entirely recovered.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
First Lutheran
Trinity M. U.

Personal feuls-E. Anderson 2, Hoist ?, 0. Larson 1. l.. Larson l, Nyborg 1, Wilson IS; Dunt2 4, D. Hewitt 2, Bagshaw 1, Braddon IS. Tries for goal-zDa Larson ?, F.. An- dcrson 3, Hoist n Nyborg 3, Wilson .2-11 ;Bagshaw 2, Duntz 3, Braddon 1, D. Hewitt 1, Senlmons 2-9. Ref cree Nixon. Timer, KutsChcr; Scor- CT, Urban.
 south Church Runs Away
 The second game was even more one-sidnd than the first, the south Congrrgational combination running away from their Kensington breth- ron bv a 44-l5 count. The winners hopped right into the lead on Park CTS long shot and completely bufta- lood the suburbanites during the first half, pling up a 26-2 advantage. Their passWork was pretty and their defense of the stone wall sort, In the final stanIa the city lads cased up q bit and put in some subs while inc Kensington team forced the play to greater eAleHI anu played much improved brand of ball. In contrast to the first game this one was exceptionally clcanly played,
 The winners played q whirlwind game of team coordination which swept the Kensington five off its feet and 1t is difficult 10 pick a star. Captain "Lanky" Adams again led his mates in scoring with eight ] field goals while Cooley and Parker were right behind. Havlicks floor work was neat and Kilduff put up
 his usual pretty defensive game.
 Moffatrs work featured the play of the losers. while Hart worked hard and actually scored the most points for. his team. The Kensington guards could not hold their men. while the offense showed no power until the last period. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
DIX|ES STEP OUT
 IN FRONT AGAIN
Regain UndiSputed Possession Of
 Boys Club Lead
Group R Standing

TNc DlNlcS rogainod undisNuled possession of first place in the Boys club Group B Intermediate league Saturday afternoon by handing a l1-5 tronncing 10 the Beavers, who had been even with them, while the third component of the triple tie for first place, the Eagles. found tn" Thundcrbolts too much and dropped from the picture. The Thundcrbots came back from the cellar to take a 15-3 victory, Chadwick, Kosswig, and ShimansM doing some nice shooting with the aid of rugged guarding. Chester scored the losers only goal. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
South Congrcgntional
Kcnsington Cong.

Personal fouls. Adams 2. Cooley l. Vessels 2, Jacohi i; Moffatt I, Hart 3. Clark l; tries for goal, Havlick 1, Cooley l, Parker ., Adams 1; Moi fstt l, Hart 5; referee, Nixon; timer. kutscher; scorer. Urban
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
Beavers
I)iNicS
CREATES NEW RECORD

Archie Stark, center of fhe Beth lohem Steel soccer team in the American league, created an Ameri- can professional record yesterday at Harrison. x. l., when he scored five goals, the margin of his teams vic tory over Newark.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
SpC.dbONS
l'clicanS
DiNicS Take Lead

The DiXics had little trouble In proving their superiority 10 the Beavers running up 2 l7-5 score to assume sole ownership of first place, George Baylock and Falk were the offensive leaders. while Zpmhrowski and Apclgren did we'll for the BcIy- CTS. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
HANGERS PRACTICE

The Rangers basketball team will practice tonight at the state armory on Arch street. An members Of the 1cam arc urged 10 attend and any one else wishing 10 try out will be given a chance to show his wares
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21

Eagles
PCliCanS Lose Again

The Pelicans dropped l5-4 de cison 10 the Spcedboys and tloppod into the cellar. Helm, Molusius and Szarkus did the scoring for the Spcedboys, with Sartinsky and Bou- kos finding the net once each for the losers Zclck and Olewnik held their men scorelcss. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
Ran,blcrs

The Mohawks camo through in fine style in the second game against the Pioneers defeating them handily. They wiped out in q measure the defeat suffered at their first meeting when the Pioneers won the match by two points. rarkers proved the big noise for the Mohawks opening mp with a prctttv long field goal Johnson on the same team followed with another. right under the basket. Five minutes elapsed before the Pioneers got going and then Saxe cagcd a double decker from the foul line. SaXe starred for the Pioneers. LarsonS' bullet passes and Neck Parker's scoring along with Hjerpe's wonderful floor work were the foa- lures that proved too much for S"arson's rod shlrted dribblers.' Score Mohawks 30, Pioneers IS.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
NtOllaNkS
Pioneers

Referee. J. Hergstrom; scorer, Johnstone; timer. c. Parker. Time of halves, 15 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
MANAGING TOUGH

George Sisler says he finds first base q tougher job than pitching and managing worse than either of the two.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-21
Speed BO,s
Sttnat0r~
MISSES ONLY ONE FOUL

Hank Scverid, veteran Washing ton catcher. has dropped only one foul fly ball in tho last 10 years Of big league play.