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New Britain herald., 1925-07-30

in Arlington national cemetery was made here last n'Eht at q Bryan memorial ser'ice conductel by. Dr. l"ng Broughton pastor of the First T'ptist church of Jacksonville, l1a. He sHggoster that losephus Daniels of Raleigh ", C. Who served with Mr. Bryan in the Wilson cobinet be asked 10 organize the campaign
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
THEFT OF BUS PETITION
 TO HAVE COURT SEQUEL
Four Warrants Issued for Arrest Of Iittleton, Accused cf Sup
 pressing It

Boston, July 30 PA-Judge Par menter in municipal court today or dered the issuance of our warrants against stephen r. Littleton. chare- cd with suppressing a list of names
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30

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New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
GAN1ROL AT SLASInI

Employes of the HalIinan store had an outing at Crescent Beach and employ"s of the John A. An dreWs Co. Inc, had an outing at Lake Comrounce yesterday after, noon.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
Suggests National
 Shrine to Bryan

Richmond, Va, July 30 Pt-An appeal to Christian churches of America to unite in erecting a monu- mont over the grave of W. J. Bryan
New Britain herald., 1925-07-30
ID FACE HIGH COURT
 ON GIRLS CHARGE
HorehIad Bound Over on Bond
 Of SI,5OO

Nirhaol lIorchlad of o57 Myrtle street was held under $l,joo bonds for the September term of superior court Lv Judge Benjamin W. AIfng m police court this morning Wh'n through his attorney, Judgo William IF. Mangan, he waived examination on q charge of carually abusing q I5' year old girl Bonds for his ro- Ioaee uoIe r,duccd rom $2,1oo 70 $I.5oo at the request of Judge Man gan. "uo said that he felt inc bond asked lay lrus, cutor Jos'ph G. Woods higher than was necessary.
 uoronlad is alleged 10 l the father to a child born 10 th" cum- .1muaur in lhr raS, several days Hgo, He Is married hut has no children
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-R)-It is
generally conceded that pitching is
about 20 per cent of the worlds Sc
ries battle, for which reason the rival
boards of baseball strategy in Pitts
burgh and Washington are concen'
trating intently on methods of Snuff
ling the twirling deck in the classic
that starts October Z in the Pirates
den.
The Senator'S plan is simpler than
that of their rivals. Bucky Harris is
relying upon bis two great right-hand.
ers. the veteran Stanley Coveleskie and
Walter johnson, to carry his main
burden, whereas Bill McKechnie and
Fred Clarke, co-directors of Pirate tao
tics, have half a dozen experienced
men. Aldridge, Meadows, Kremer and
Yde have been the Pirate mainstays
throughout the season and probably
will be the first called on in the Sc
ries, but the veteran, Babe Adams and
Johnny Morrison also figure strongly
in Pittsburgh calculations.
JOHNSON'S ARM.
Much depends on the condition of
Johnson's arm, which has been out Of
keller once or twice this season but
if the big Train" is at his best many
critics believe Washington's two-star
defense in the box will be sufficient
to give the Senators a winning mar
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CAT PITCHER
SHUTS OUT
ATLANTA
Friends Here Telegraph
Congratulations -Next
Game Wednesday.

A stack of kilograms from San An
tonic addressed to Paul Wachtel,
await the arrival of the Fort Worth
Cats in Atlanta, Ga, where Wednes-
day they resume the Dixie Series
struggle with the Atlanta Crackers,
champions of the Southern Associa'
ton.
The kilograms are congratulations
from friends of Wachtel, who makes
his home in San Antonio during the
off season.
These friends got their second big
thrill of the last few days when Paulio
Spittio wachtellio-as they fondly call
the big right-hander in Fort Worth
shut out Atlanta at the Cat park Mon
day afternoon with five hits, . 10 U,
giving Fort Worth a lead Of three
games TO the Crackers two and max
ing it possible for them to capture the
Dixie championship in the sixth game
of the series at Atlanta Wednes-
day.
Wachtel beat Atlanta last Sat
urduy, allowing no earned runs, so
that his spitball has fooled the South
ern Association slugger to the eI-
tent of eighteen innings without their
being able to garner single earned
tally.
Wachtel will be home in San An
tonic next Monday to spend the win.
ter, as usual, with relatives here. If
plans to form a Winter League 60
through, he probably will be a MEM
Der of one of the clubs, as be was ill
the Winter League of two years ago.
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CITY TITLE SERIES
WILL START SUNDAY

Getting around a few difficult sit
uations. amateur baseball officials, at
a meeting Monday night. matched up
the Mckinley Avenue Methodist Sun
day school team, champions Of the
Saturday League, and the Public Ser
vice Company nine, champions Of the
City League, in a three-game series
for the city senior tide, TO start next
Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, on
Schwab Field.
The series, officially. however, will
be between the Public Service Com
parry and the Saturday League
Champions as, in order to play on
Sundays, the Mckinley Sunday School
team cannot use that name. Mana
ger Charley Doc) Sowell was Obliged
TO resign from the Mckinley helm.
and RED" Irvine was elevated TO his
post for the series.
4 second game in the series will
be played Saturday, October 10, and
a third game, if necessary, the Sun
day following.
i. E. Ellis and Stanley Kosciewic7
were designated as umpires for the
/ series.
Public Service Of the City League
Mckinley Avenue Of the Saturda!
League, JOrdan-Iyers Of the Intel
mediate League, and Frenchy's Blacl
Cats Of the Junior League, were Of
ficially declared champions at tb'
meeting Of the commission MOnda!
night
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Pate VIII Pitch
Game in Atlanta

FORT WORTH, Sept. 29.-P-
With the series standing three games
to two in favor Of Fort Worth, the
Atlanta and Fort Worth teams are
on their way 10 the Georgia city to-
day 10 resume hOstilities in the Dixie
Series "Wednesday.
By virtue OF their sweeping 9-toO
viltory here Monday, the Panthers
lick but one game Of winning their
fifth Dixie title. Should Atlanta even
the series by winning Wednesday, the
teams will return here for the seventh
and deciding game Saturday. Fort
Worth won the toss TO decide the To-
cation Of the possible seventh game.
Inc Panthcrs left here in high spir-
its, confident Of returning home cham
pions. Only league and club officials
accompanied the players. The Atlanta
players ard the $50 fans who accom-
panied them here, although realizing
the odds are against them, left in a
gay mood, hopeful that the tide will
turn III their favor.
The teams are due in Atlanta Wed
nesday morning.
Inc IantutES IOoh dlOIlS DuDDtI
Jonnard. Wichita Falls catcher, who
was permitted by Atlanta to substi
tute for "Possum" Moore, who was in
jured Sunday. Jonnard will not get
into the game. however. unless Doc
Smith, Panther second-string catcher
should suffer injury.
Manager ATT announced before de
parting that Joe Pate, southpaw ace
would twirl the Atlanta game. Patt
already has one victory over the Crack
crs to his credit. The Crackers prob
ably will rely on Hugh pug Cavet
who has won both Atlanta victories
70 pitch them tack on even terms witt
the Cats.
Yesterdays game was virtually
repetition of Saturdays contest, Tn
Crackers could do nothing with Pau
Wachtels spithall. finding him for bu
five hits. while the Painters bate
the offerings Of Cy Warmoth an
Wheezer Dell all over and out Of tn
lot. Seven Cracker errors helped kec
up the Panther score, while the Par
Their defense was alright. Sears an
Ellington hit hOmers
Attendance was 1921.
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TWENTY-TH|RDS
TEAM SHOWS
STRENGTH I
Picked to Battle First In
fantry for Post Foot
ball Honors.

Based on their showing in the first
game Of the Post League schedule, the
Twenty.first Infantrymen, who ruled
the roost in army football here in the
days of vandegraef, Rogers. Berry and
the other mountains of the wartime
army. are likely to be the big OBJ
stacles in the path of the First In.
fantrymen in their efforts to repeat
their 1924 pigskin successes out at the
post.
The Twenty-third, with a big team,
large squad and fine array of new
talent, romped on the Twentieth In
fantry in the opener by a score of Al
to 0. despite lot of fumbling in the
first half.
The First Infantry's veteran cham
pionship team was meeting stiff oppo-
sition from the Ninth Infantry, mean
while, winning only by 12-0 score.
Twelfth and Fifteenth Artillery
teams played a 6-6 tie.
Jack League, 200-pound boxer, who
was the whole show in the Fifteenth
Artillery teams backfield last year,
has been transferred to the Twenty
third Infantry and is playing in q
first-string backfield that also in
cludes Lieutenant Heffner. the coach.
"Red" Graham and Chief" Do
shinko.
Frank, a center weighing only 145
pounds, is proving a sensation, and
Guard Adams, Tackle Jones and End
Meenauth are stacking up especially
well.
The good old dope bucket will be
kicked over many times, no doubt,
but the army football followers are
picking the First and Twenty-third In
fantry outfits to battle it out for the
title this fall.
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loose and habby, Miss Schnall point
ed out
Here is another one for the shout.
ders," she continued. Gross the arms
behind the head and place the hands
on the neck. Gradually work them
around until they touch in the front
part of the throat. You'll think 1t
impossible at first, but a little prac-
ticc and it becomes a simple feat.
Don't forget the cold water. Just
plain, ordinary cold water. Use lots
Of it. 1t doesn't cost anything and
it's one Of the greatest little things in
the world for hardening the muscles
and tightening up the sagging flesh"
There are a number of excellent
exercises for the arms which develop
the shoulders simultaneously, the
Amazon declared. They will be fully
eXplained.
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THREE CLUB GOLFERS
IN FLIGHT FINALS

Three San Antonio Country Club
golfers are IN the finals in various
flights of the club flight tournament
as the result of Monday afternoon
matches.
DIR. W. Fl. Cade, by defeating v.
r. Hood, 3 and /, is fourth flight
finalist with DR.. Frank Paschal.
Jack Gugenheim Jr.. reached the
third flight finals by eliminating
Ralph Baldwin, up. He meets the
winner Of the match between T.. d.
0rmsby and George Wroten.
J. F.. Gugenheim Sr, advanced in
the second flight when L. L. Steven
son defaulted to him.
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VACHTEL THRILLS FANS OF S. A., HOME TOWN
BEARS BALL FIELD
PLOUGHED TO MOVE
INFIELD rs FEET

Work of ploughing up the Bears
baseball field at League Park, Jose
phine street, in order to move the in
field 25 feet further out from thu
grandstand, has started under the di
rection of Groundkeeper Dick Duna
van. Home plate next year will be
approximately so feet from the grand
stand. This year the infield was toe
close to the stands, necessitatine
ground rules when thrown balls went
into the players dugouts; runners
were allowed extra bases in such in
stances.
A drainage system also is being in
stalled that Secretary Tom Conner
says will make it possible 10 play on
the field 20 minutes after a hard
rain. No more games postponed be-
cause of wet grounds, says Thomas.
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HARRIS LIKELY TO RELY
ON Two VETERAN B0XMEN

gin. These experts figure that John.
son and Coveleskie will work in four
of the first six games with three men
available in between their turns. Zach
array probably will get one assign
ment.
specs" Meadows, veteran OF long
experience, and Emil Yde, clever young
southpaw, may be the main choices of
the Pirates for mound work. Meadows
has been consistent, but Yde, the Ma
tional Leagues leading pitcher in
1924, started the present season poor
ly and was withdrawn from several
games. OF late. he appears to have
found himself, and, if right, will prove
a powerful boxman.
ADAMS VS.. JOHNSON.
There is a bit of sentiment attached
to the entrance of Babe" Adams into
the series, for his sensational pitching
accounted for three victories over De.
troit in his last worlds championship
appearance in 1909.
Although his service has not been
continuous. Adams first Joined the Pr
rates in 1907, the same year in which
Johnson first donned Washington
uniform, so that it would provide more
than an ordinary touch of drama to
the series IL these veterans by chance
should be thrown against each other on
the mound for the first time.
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impact, a Professionally low ball will
result-with good distance but an un-
satisfactory flight. If the right hand
collapses at the impact the clubface
will fall away and a skied or sliced
ball will result. Keep the club face
square and exert a tendency to hit
from the inside out, which makes the
clubhead follow after the ball on a
straight line.
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
Copyright, Chester Horton, 1s2i-repro-
duetion in any form strictly prohibited.)
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BANDERA BLANKED
BY LIZZIES' STAR

Morgan Woodwards invaded Ban
dera and scored an so triumph when
Spike Barnes turned in a three-hit
pitching exhibition, while the Lizzics
gathered eleven blows off Billings and
Blakeney. The Lizzies report fine
treatment from the Bandera people.
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FOOTBALL STARTS
ON LIONS FIELD

Football begins Tuesday afternoon
on Lions Field, in Breckenridge Park.
Supervisor r. G. Oliver announced
that, at 1870, the Lukin Military
Academy boys would line up against
the Alamo Heights Juniors in the
gridiron opener.
Anna Mae Reichert, 175 Cavalry
Post. who won the tennis singles, re-
ceived a sterling silver vanity case,
donated by the Bell Jewelry Company.
Miss Reichert will be a formidable
opponent for those who enter the next
tournament which will be held soon at
the field.
Ping pong tournaments are beins
started again at the clubhouse, for
boys and girls.
The Lions Field baseball League Of
ten teams. composed of 40 boys, fin
| ished a successful series Of games
with the Good Will Center team win
ner. Out of fourteen games played,
| the team won thirteen.
Football squads are being formed
under Mr.. Martin, assistant for boys
work. and signal practice is beginning.
The facilities Of the field are open for
all boys of the city, II years old and
under, and wherever neighborhood
teams are already formed, the director
urges the captains to bring them tn
the field and be aided by a competenI
coaci. Balls are provided for all.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
OPERATE ON HIGGINS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Miller
Higgins, manager of the New York
Yankees, today underwent a minor
operation at st. yincent's hospital.
Announcement was made that he prob
ably would be unable to appear on the
diamond again before the end Of the
American League season.
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helm, respectively, and will be op-
pOnents in the second round.
The field full of new figures IN
city championship competition here,
match play began in the title golf
tournament over the San Antonio
Country Club course Tuesday with the
certainty of a new champion stepping
forth at the end of the week-since
f. r. Carruth Jr., is not defending
his 1924 laurels-and the possibility
that this new champion may be one
of the many dark horses" among the
80 qualified contenders.
Captain NJ. L. Post, who captured
the tournament medal in Monday
afternoons qualifying round with a
score of rs, is rated generally as one
of the "dark horses. The list is
full of others who, in their showing
Monday, gave promise of proving
troublesome to the favored few.
DAMP COURSE BLAMED.
A rather damp course is blamed for
the uniformly high scores Of the
medal round. Harry Ables, the presi.
dent of the San Antonio Baseball
club, and r. i. Evans managed to
get in with cards of 06.
Most players in the first match
round are delaying the start of play
today as long as possible to permit
the course to dry. Here's how they re
paired:
Pairings in upper bracket:
Captain NJ. L. Post vs.. NJ. c. Wade.
Sam Williams VS.. ". B. Russ Jr.
G. Nordhaus VS.. Jack Cowan.
F. N. Lewis Jr. VS.. Charles Bran
non.
F. NJ. Lewis Sr. VS.. John J. Kuntz.
G. E. McElroy VS.. R. L. Evans.
L. Levinon VS.. s. Nordhaus. r
J. B. Robertson VS.. Bob Scott.
Pairings for lower bracket:
R. S. Kampmann vs.. Nat Gold
smith.
J. Guggenheim VS.. Reuben AL
baugh.
T. Calhoun Va. Roy Lewis.
S. A. Shaw VS.. DR.. G. G.. Cade.
Bill Scott VS.. T. G. Wheat.
Colonel c. J. Nelson vs.. Harry
Ables.
Lieutenant ]. Clark VS.. F. Kan
altar.
n. z. Frazier VS.. Fl. B. Andrews
MONDAYS RESULTS.
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ORIOLES BEAT CHICAGO.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 29.-The Bal
timore Orioles, international League
champions, defeated the Chicago White
Six in an exhibition game here Mon
day. 5 to 3. Batteries: Connally.
Kerr and Grabowski; Jackson and
Mckee, Cobb.
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pact and, q =
hit into the d.
rection line. 1t
is very easy to
hit the ball with
an apparently
solid effect and
yet be losing
distance a n d
accuracy be-
cause the club
head at the inn
pact is slightly
changed from n
square impact.
il the clubhead
is tilted for
W ard slightly,
through a ten
dency of the
right hand to
Ill A-Aa ~ Nhn
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Play Tuesday.

Play Tuesday.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
One game scheduled.
Mondays Results.
New York. o; Brooklyn, !.
S.w YORK '........iOo 900 500 20 (
BROOKLYN .......004 90 COL - ?
Batteries: Davies. Dean and Hartley;
Brown, Elliott. CantrelL Osborne and
Taylor.
st. Louis, 4; Boston, 1.
4. g. Louis r. II. Z.
Roston ...,........O 900 oOl Ooo-l /
/ 81. Louis .........oO 900 O4R-i 0
| Batteries: GeneWlcL and ONeill'
Hainesand Warwick. &C.. '....
Only two games scheduled.
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X. O. FOR KANSAS.

BUFFALO, Sept. 20.-CP-Rocky
Kansas. Buffalo lightweight last night
knocked out Billy Pollock Of Scranton.
Pa. in the second round Of a ten-round
bout. Kansas weighed 135 IL and
Pollock 1874.
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You could write a better ad
than this in just five minutes

That's why we are asking
you to try the new tobacco
now being used in Rob.
Burns. Experts declare the
full Havana filler to be from
the best crop since 1915.
We think you'll agree.
But we wan. you to be
the sole judge.
The thrill of a real old
fashioned Havana smoke is
yours in any of the four
gentlemanly Rob! Burns
sizes-to be had wherever
General Cigar Company's
brands are sold.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
Girl Athletic Champion
TellsHow Shoulders and
Chest Can Be Developed
By
PEGGY COOK

II have no
quarrel with the
d e b u t a n t g
81 gu c h" ] d a
Schnall told me
today as q pre-
liminary to her les
son on the develop
ment Of the Shout
ders and chest.
l was surprised
to hear the cham
pion woman athlete
and diver make
such a statement,
and awaited a quail
fication, which was
forthcoming:
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Sacrifices, Palmer, wachtel: two-base
hits Sears, Konetchy. Davis; home runs,
Ellington. Sears; innings pitched, by War
moth 52-5, with runs and hits:
struck out by warmoth 4. by Dell J.
by Wachtel !: bases on balls off War
moth :. off waehtel ;; left on bases,
Fort Worth 8. Atlanta s: losing pitcher.
warmoth: umpIres. Brennan, Hill, Jorda
and Tanning; time, $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
all the
words an expert
enced advertising

writer can put down on
paper cannot accurately de-
scribe what the average
smoker will discover for
himself in FIVE brief minutes
with a really good cigar.
The ad writer has a selfish
motive. He is only trying to
sell his wares. You are bent
solely in finding something
better in a cigar-a sweeter
taste, a new mellowneSs, a
more tempting aroma. You
are unbiased.
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captain Posi-, as mtdIIINI, TtctIFt"
a gold medal from the San Antonio
Golf association.
Captain Posts card:
Out-53j 443 GJ4-39
In 345 725 535-39-7S
The tournament continues through
Saturday, when the 36-hole finals are
scheduled.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
Inside Golf.
By CHESTER HORTON
Maker OF 81 Golf Champions. "Gstfs
most successful teacher says
"Chick" Evans.

The three great essentials of the
swing are: hit with the center Of
the clubhead. 2-hit with square i'm
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Open date.
Mondays Results.
Detroit, 9; New York, 2.
Al New York lst camel r II. z.
New York .lOl 900 600 ]
Batteries: Holloway and WoodaN;
Hoyt and BengoUgh.
New York, :; Detroit. 6.
second game- R.H.E.
Detroit .e.......oIO 200 1915 Il /
New York ...i1i go coll 10 .
Batteries: Dauss, Doyle and Woodan'
Bassler; Shields and Bengoush.
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Except insofar
as one affects it 50
habitually that one
cannot straighten
up. As a matter
of fact, there is a
certain careless
grace about a
SLOUGH of the
shoulders on occa-
sion. But a per-
manently stopped
position is mon t
onous, from the
standpoint of ap-
pcarances and de-
cidedly dangerous
from the stand
point of health.
See here" she
said sud d e n ~,
Strengthening up
her vigorous form.
She held her arms
faulty out before
her and slowly
brought them down
10 her sides and
beyond, clasping
than at her back.
When / was Sc
lecting the cast for
a physical culture
act / staged recent
~. l gave each girl
this test. Would
you believe that, of
all the pretty little
flappers, with ap-
parent thy 1.-THE
forms who applied,
only about ! in 10
oo,,1d do fhio