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New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
HOLDS GAMES RECORD
sam Rice Believed to Have Had
 More Times "At Bat" in Game Than Anybody Else.

Chicago, Jan. 23.-Sam Rice, vet. eran outfielder of the Washington Senators, is believed to be the hold. CT of record for the greatest number of times lat bat" in a single base ball game. Rice was at bat nine times in game July 19 between the Senators and Browns which went 16 innings with the Browns victors, 10 to g.
 Checking over the 1924 American league records revealed today that the Washington fly catcher smashed out four hits, two of which were triples, in his nine trips to the plate. The only records available are for games of nine innings. The National league records show a number of players who were at bat eight times, while American league records show several who have been at bat seven times in game.
 The Browns used Urban Shocker anu DdHe bdllol LII on tHe uuuuu during the game, 76 Senators facing them in the afternoon, four of these drew bases of balls, but Rice was not one of them.
 Incidentally, Rice carried off the seasons record for the greatest num- Der of times at bat for the season. Playing In 154 games, Sam was charged with 646 times at bat, In addition, he made IS sacrifice hits, drew 46 bases on balls, and was hit four times by pitched balls.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
 
WALTER JOHNSON
 SEEKS INJUNCTION
Wants to Stop Publication of His
 Unauthorized History

New York, Jan. ?s.--walter John son. veteran pitching hero of the last world series. yesterday asked the supreme court to issue & re- straining order en1oining the Thomp- son Feature Service, Inca The Brook iyn Daily Eagle" and other news- papers throughout the country from further use of series of syndicat- ed articles purporting to be a his. tory of his baseball career.
 The star of the Washington twirl- ing staff also served notice in the courts that he would sue for $50, 1000 damages and for an accounting of receipts from publication of eight of a projected series of twelve articles dealing with his life. The veteran pitcher alleges that the series is a sham. fraud and a fake" His injunction plea will be argued be- fore the supreme court by his law yer, Hyman Bushel next Thursday.
 Johnson's complaint recites that since November. 1924. the Brooklyn Daily Eagle" and many other pa pers in the United States have been publishing articles in the series. The articles, written by Lillian Bar ker. ..represent Johnson as having re- lated his experiences to the writer 1f qualification Th IA complaint charges that the Thomp- son service sold the series on the representation that 1t had been re- lated 10 Miss Barker in Johnson's own words. and that the concern had the sole right to dispose of the articles in the United States.
 Before the closing game of the world series. the complaint ayers, Johnson made a contract with the Christy Walsh Syndicate for the publication of the history of his baseball career, with the under standing that the articles were to be written by his wife, Hazel Johnson. At no time, the pitcher complains, did he give the Thompson company permission to publish and sell the story of his life.
 The accounting is asked in addi- ton to damages in the sum of S50,- 600 because, the complaint says. Johnson has no way of estimating the profits that have accrued through the sale of the alegedly spurious series by the Thompson company.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
FEW TIGER CUBS
 GOING WITH TEAM
Detroit Outfit Start Training Later Than Usual

Detroit, Jan. 23.--The doors Of the Tigers menagerie at Augusta, Ga. will open two weeks later this year than last but the training season will be intensified to balance the Gut in time. This is the tentative announce ment at the offices of the Detroit club here. subject to revision by Manager Ty Cobb, now at his home in Augusta. 7s Most of the old Tigers will be back, their number augmented by the smallest group of Tiger clubs in several years. Cobb. Heilmann. Blue, Bassler and Whitehill. southpaw ace. whose skill under the American league big top has won them plaud- its outside their own bailiwiok. again promise to be the chief factors of strength this year. as they did last. Other regulars who will report at Augusta--provided there are no con- tractual difficulties in the interim will be: Burke, O'Rourke. Rigpey, Haney. Jones. Manush, Fothergiil, Wingo, Woodall. Dauss. Johnson. Pillette. Collins, Leonard. Holloway and Wells. In addition. Cobb will have Neun. the first baseman whose play last year was Che of the sensa- tions of the American association.
 The Tiger clubs 50 far listed for tickets to Augusta are Carlyle, an outfelder, Tavener, a shortstop. and Gene Doyle and William Moore, pitchers. Carlyle. purchased from the Charlotte club of the South At- lantic league. has been heralded as second Ty Cobb" Doyle comes from the Toronto and Moore from Rochester of the International league.
 A new face in Tiger garb. yet one familiar in the American league. is that of George Mcbride. formerly shortstop and manager of the Wash ington club, who has been signed as assistant manager. Much of Me- Brides job will be devoted to the strengthening the weakness that has existed for several seasons around second bose.
 O'Rourke, Burke and probably Gehrlnger will be the material with which Mcbride will have to work in cementing the cracks around second. Gehringer played with London in the Michigan Ontario league last season. None of the trio is regard cd as a good hitter, however. and none has shown any exceptional aptitude as fielder.
 Familiar forms that will be miss ing when the team gathers include Derrill Pratt, veteran infielder who was given his unconditional re- lease this winter; Bert Cole, south paw pitcher. who returns to the Pacific coast after an extended but unsuccessful stay in the majors; and Clyde Manion. third string catcher, who was sold to Toronto of the h. I ternational league.
 Manager Cobb has maintained his usual reticence as to predictions for the coming season, but there is noth- ing now to indicate that the team he will use in the pennsnt race will differ materially from that of last year. A new pitcher or two. tho pos slbility of Rigney being displaced at shortstop by Tavener. chance at second base and a possible shift in left field are the only chances now seem as probable.
 The training season. under pres ent arrangements, will start late in seen as probable.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
Y0ST'S FRIENDSHIP
 FOR LITTLE IS STRONG
Michigan's Great Coach Took Blame From Younger Director in
 Big Game
By Ths Assoclated Press-

By The Associated Press.
 Chicago, Jan. 23,-The acceptance by George Little, head football coach at Michigan of the director ship of athletics at the University of | Wisconsin disclosed one of the be hind the scenes" events of the fam ous Michigan-Illinois football games last fall when Red" Grange startled the athletic world by scoring four touchdowns on Michigan in the first F minutes of play.
 The bonds of affection between Fielding H. Yost director Of athle- tics at Michigan and Coach Little, were So strong that Tost, while all lowing football fans to believe he was directing the team, actually gave Little complete charge of the squad,
 ! The irresistible sweep of the red haired tornado of Illinois, SC affect ed Little that he was in Hears over the wreckage of the Michigan hopes. i Blaming himself for an apparent lack of defense against such remark able broken field running, Little was 1 inconsolable.
 Never mind" the Veteran Yost told Little. T doubt if any team could have stopped Grange today. and I will assume complete responsi- hility. You are young to feel such regret over such defeat, I have seen many ups and downs. and the blame, if any, for today will be mine"
 The Michigan team "came back" so strongly after the Illinois disaster that they overwhelmed Minnesota, the team which finally defeated Red" Grange and Illinois.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
NURMI TO MAKE GREAT
 EFFORT ON FEBRUARY '
Will Try To Negotiate Two Mile Distance Under Nine
 Minutes

New York, Jan. 23.--The supreme test of Paavo Nurmi's American campaign will be made In the Wilco A. A. games in the 13th Regiment Armory, February T. when he will attempt to break four worlds rec ords in a single performance.
 The Plying Finn" is entered in the 5000 meter special together with Joie Ray. Verne Booth, William L. Cox and Eddie Kirby.
 En route to the 5000 mark, Nur- mi will attempt to break the one and three-quarter mile mark.
 At the conclusion of the 3o0O meter race Nurmi will continue on to the two mile point and endeavor to shatter the one and seven-eighths mile mark and the two- mile mark.
 .Joie Ray holds the two-mile rec ord at sos 2-5, the fastest two miles ever made by g runner, in- side or out. Nurmi said hs would attempt to run the two miles under g minutes.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
eToronto's Wrestlers and
 < Boxers Off on Their Trip

6 Toronto, Ont, Jan. L5.--I oTohIo University boxers and vrestlers will ,leave today for the United States Military Academy, where they will compete in the international exhibi- tton assault t-at-arms. Les Black, the heavyweight Olympic boxer will manage the squad which includes the Following athletes:
 Boxing-heavywelght, Don Car ,rick; middleweight, Fiddler; 147 pounds. Martin; 185 pounds, Robert son; 125 pounds, Hubbard; 116 pounds, Rutman.
 Wrestling-heavyweight, shute; light heavyweight, shute or Wolfe; I60 pounds. Jeckell: 147 pounds, Kohl; 135 pounds. Lee; 125 pounds, rooter,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

As for individuals, Htalmar Paul.
 bon of the Fafnir Bearing outfit has
 tuffered most at the hands Of the
 referees, having been detected foul
 Ing B times in the first four games Of the season. Woodford of the
 Rule Shop is right behind In this sthaving touled ii times. while Morelli
 of R, 6 E, ". Preisser of Landers,
 Hallin of P (: F. Corbin, and
 Kamenicky and Yankaskas of the Lock shop have incurred the off,
 ciale' displeasure 10 times. Red" < Nelson, the Fafnlr forward, has
 made q firm record for himself by playing four entire games and com , uniting only one personal foul.
 x Harold Weir, who has acquired a { Reputation as fighter on account of several unfortunate encounters in
 games recently, is shown to have { this name uniustly by the fact that ,h hs has violated the personal contact rules only twice in two games.
 \ Many of the players started the X season with only 9, vague idea Of s what a personal foul was, but as they learned the number committed X Edecreasese until December 90, when the race began to grow tight and z the play became correspondlngly { harder and the fouls piled up, last Z Tuesday night bringing forth the < greatest number of personals of any
 evenings play, 51.
 z The Stanley Works on December &2S had but 4 personals called on e'thcr. while Landers, F. X F. Cor bin and the Rule Shop each com mitted 16 in a single game. The {. roughest game of the season, on the strength of the number of touis {. called, was the P. 6 F. Corbin Vs. < Cotbin Cabinet Lack game on De-
 cemeber 9, when 27 illegalities were
 detected. Altogether, there have been 2e4 called during the year
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

Red" Grange of Illinois was the outstanding football player, of 1925 1924.
 Recently he was awarded two cups, one from the east, the other from the west. as the most valuable player in the collegiate football world.
 Walter Camp, dean of football critics has twice selected him for one of the backs on his All-America.
 He was the unanimous choice of every football expert in the country when it came to naming the eleven best players of the year. Every coach asked to pick an all-star team named Grange.
 He was the only athlete in the country who won the unanimous vote of coaches, critics and fans for a place on the mythical All- America.
 You need only to glance over Oranges marvellous record for the past two seasons to understand his high rating,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
|HOLLOCHER RETIRES
 FROM CHICAGO TEAMS
shortstop of Chicago Nationals Physically Unfit To Join His
 Teammates

~ Chicago, Jan. 2S.-Charles Hol- locher. star shortstop of the Chicago Cubs, last night was placed on the voluntary retired list by Commis- sioner Landis at the players request. Hollocher said he could give no as- surance that he would be able to start on the training trip with the club, because of his health, but if his condition permitted him to join the club on it's return from a trip to the coast, he would ask reinstate- ment. Hollocher said he was i'm proving and there was no controver- sy between himself and the Cubs.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
Many Fouls Are Being Called, But No Single Outfit Seems at Fault Red" Nelson Has Fewer Fouls Than Any Who Has Played in Every Game.

Although insinuations have been made by both players and spectators, during the heat of the fray that this or that team in the factory league Is playing dirty" basketball, a analysis Of the number Of personal fouls called by referees discloses the iact that no one team has been , coughing 1t up perceptibly more than he balance of the circuit. In fact, he noly outstanding feature revealed hy these figures Is that one team, the Stanley Works, Is playing what Eeems on the face of 1t to be cleaner hall than the others, for the boys from the works have had far less touls called on them than have hose on any other team. The fig ' hres are as follows.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
CFLrIcs JRs. WANT GAMES

1 The Celtics Jrs, one of Bristols leading amateur teams would like to get games with any team in the state averaging from l15-120 pounds. For information write to George Uffendale, manager Celtics Jrs.. 70. Burlington avenue, Bristol, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
West Side Reserves.
Anderson and H0warth
 Will Bowl Hove Wed.

Anderson and Howarth Of this city won seven out of ten games from Genovese and Gaines of Hart ford last night, averaging I17:3 and 112.7 respectively against l15l for GenoVese and 1694 for Gaines.
 On Wednesday night of next week these bowlers will meet in competi- ton at the Commercial alleys.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
ATHLETE TO VISIT L. S.

London, Jan 23.-A. c. Hill. the dual Olympic games winner al An- twerp in 1920 and former British hslf-mile, one mile and four miles amateur champion. as well as Brit tsh record holder for the mile, is sailing for the United States on the steamer George Washington January %
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
Zivic and Mitchell to
 Meet in Title Battle

New York, Jan 23--Jack Zsvic of Pittsburgh and "Pinkey" Mitchell of Milwaukee have been matched 10 fight at Los Angeles in April or May in a bout involving the junior wei tcrweight or 140-pound champion ship.
 Mitchell IS recognized by the Ma. tional Boxing association as junior welterweight titleholder Zivic gain ed some prominence a few days ago by knocking out Lew Tender.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
RACEY GOOD BAsKETBALLER

Minnesota boasts 8 first class basketball player in Racey, a for ward, Most of the Gopher plays are built around him. He's fast. nifty shot and an accurate passer.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23
UNIQUE HOCKEY TEAM

Kitchener. Ont. boasts a hockey outfit made up of seven brothers Each Is a star. The father is coach of the combination.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

Sale now going on Suits and Over coats. Values up 10 $50. now s1S95 al the Wonder Clothes Shop, 396 Main Street-advt,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

Sale now going on Suits aud Over coats. Values up to $50, now s1S.s5 at the Wonder Clothes Shop, 3ss Main street.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

Herald classified ads go into the home.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-23

Red" Grange of Illinois was the outstanding football player, of ls23-
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Tea Kettles, S-quart size.
Saucepan Sets, 1, 2 and 3 quart
Convex Kettles, o-quart size.
Deep Dishpans, 10-quart size.
Convex Sauce Pots, 6-quart size.
Convex Saucepans, 6-quart size.
Double Boilers, 2-quart size.
Double Boilers, IIIs-inch size.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
kiiott ide, minden koriilmenyt figyelembe we've

ber, ai kijot de mnden korimenyt figyelembe we've
obb helyzebe iutot kivandorlasra keszteo ok egyet
len egy volt vagon sehol sncsen munkasnak olyan
dolga mint lit Ameikaban. Persze ez csak becsiilees
egyszerii munkas emberekre vonatkozk masok penze
bol eo munkato eszokott valtohasto egyeb csekely
segek miat kkerilo vasa nadragu urak szamara Anne
lika ahol erosen meg ke dolgozn mndenert, vaoban
foldre pottyanast jelentett.
Amint felallitottul Amerikaban a magyar foiskoa-
kat arvahazakat korhazakat megszerveztuk egesz
gyarsagot magaba foglao nagy egyletinket stb stb.
akkor maid gondohatun ARA hogy Magyarorszagon bol
dog legyen magyar.
Amig azonban bethlehem Steelben, vagy virginia.
banyakban bodogul6 magyar sorsa csaladjanak jov0e
esosorban TTT biztositv mines, addg yunk beket
mnden masnak Ebben egyetlen egy esetben legyink
onz6k es6sorban magunkkal, jov6nkkel ut6dankkal
torodink Ha mindezt elvegezk, akkor maid gondolha
gaiba is belesz6ljunk
Sal ujsag mem tehet eeget, lever6 kerese-
mex tehet meg minden lehetot On0kkel egyiitt,
hogy Magyarorszagon szabad kozta1sasag egven oyan
mint Egyesiit Allamok. Vissza kell utastanun1 az
Onok kereset, de vsszautastanank Habsburg part ke
reset is = ha hozzank fordunanak.
Ide azer jottiin1, inert becsiiletes mnkaer verej-
tekiinkert obb fzetest, 6etk0rm6nyeke talaItmk Eb
ben jobb helyzetben azonban elfeedkeznk ar6 hogy
magunkkal szemben TIT elo verenkkel szemben ko-
teess6geink vannak Amg ezeket meg mem vaositottuk
-addig mem szabad masra gondolnunk.
Ismeteljik akik lit Amelikaban hazai magyar poll
tikt csnanak azok igen is maguk itten v6rek a1at
vagjak fat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
yyermekeiyel Is annak sziileit IS

gyermekeivel es annak sziileit es
a Macy kiterjedesu, rokonsagot.
Az elet tavaszan elhunyt draga
gyermek, hitves es mint edesanya
temetese junius ho 16-an volt meg
tartva, meg pedig igazi reszvet
megnyilvanulasa mellett, amely-
4ez hasonl6 Farrellon meg alig
volt mintegy 43 automobil telt
meg a gyaszol6k seregevel. A te-
metesi aktust az egyhaz lelkesze
vegezte egyedul haznal, tem-
plomban es a temeton, akiknek Sc
gitsegere volt az eneklesben: An
tai Margit, Bir6 Andras es Shanu
Gyorgy. A lelkesz koran ell
hunyt draga feleseget es huseges
gyermeket egy meghat6 beszed
keretei k0z0tt bucsuztatta ell a ko-
vetkez6kt6l: Macy JOSEF ferj5-
tol, J6zsef, Margit es Jeno arva
gyermekeit6l, Baba Janos es ne
je, sziil. Horvath Zsuzsannat6l,
Jolan, Ida es Ferenc testvereitol,
Macy M6zes es neje, Baba Jozsef
neje, Baba Juszti, Horvath La
jos csaladjatol, Horvath Karoly
IS csaladjatol, Papp Kalman, Ma
tyas Istvan csaladjatol, Papp
Kalman, Papp Julianna, Macy ia
nos csaladjat6l, Simo Peter S
csaladjat6l, Kuharez Albert, Ne
meth Gyula, Buh Janos csalad-
jat6l (Niles) .rokenait6l maid
kereszt -komait6l: Jeremias ia
nos cs., Macy ~Karoly cs., 10
pan Marion cs., Kiss Kalman S
cs., Szakacs Mihaly S cs., Macy Mo
zes Zsiga cs., jaeger Sandor s
cs., Antal Istvan S cs., Shamu
Gyorgy cs., stb., stb. A templomi
gyaszszertartas utan a gyaszolok
Macy sereges az oaklandi temetobe
kiserte Xxi az elhunytat, ahol le-
gyen a koran elhunyt draga hit
yes S gyermek alma csendes az ide
gen hantok alatt, a gyaszol6 fc-
lex pedig talaljanak megnyug-
vast eme megprobaltatas napjai-
ban az listen aldott kegyelmeben
es szereteteben.
Eloleges jelentes. Ezuton
ohajtjuk a Shenango volgyi egy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02

l0nbseget tenni cbben a tekintet-
ben. lit egyittes munkara van
sziikseg!
Egyiittesen minden nagy fela-
datot meg tudunk oldani.
Eek k0zott els6 az, hogy az Ar
vahazat minden ad6ssagt6l men
tesse tegyiik!
Epitkezeseinkb6l es berendez-
kedesb6l meg fennalL tizezer dol
larnyi ad6ssagunk, a farmra meg
tartozunk IL ezer es 0tszaz dol
larral. Huszon0tezer dollarnak
kellene befolyni az arvaihazi he
ten, hogy regi !, terheinket letor-
lesztven, ujra eleget tehessiink az
allami acknowledgements! Ez a
kovetelmeny az, hogy egy uj Macy
termet kell epiteniink, ahol oyer
mekeink kezi munkat vegezhes-
mex es szorakozhassanak. Ez fel-
tetleniil ujabb Is ezer dollarnyi
terhet jelent!
Exert van sziikseg ARA, hogy
az arvahazi heten = julius 1-tol
Sig - minden magyar testverem,
ahova! eek sorok eljutnak, gon-
doljon a mi gyermekeinkre Val
ha mindnyajan egyitt lennenk
egy akarattal!
A legkisebb adomanyt is halas
Swivel fogadjuk es koszonette!
nyugtazzuk.
Az adomanyok az adakoz6k new
soraval egyiitt Rev. Alexander
kalassay, ?. 0. B. 112, Ligonier,
Pa. kiildend6k. Minden adakozo-
max, aki OF dollart ad. vagy min
den gyiijt6nek, aki tiz dollart
gyujt: diszokmanyt kiildink jo
sziviisegenek elismerese gyanant
Legyen ez az arvahazi het anne
rikai magyarsagunk jo szivenek
az eroprobaja!
Bio Swivel es remenykedo le
lekkel vagyok
Kalassay Sandor,
Arvaatya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
WARREN, OHIO
NYARI MULATsAG.

A Warren kornyeki magyar
sag bizonyara 0rommel veszi tu-
domasul, hogy a kozeljovoben is
met egy pompas mulatsagra van
kilatasa. Amint arr6I ertesiiliink,
a Munkas Bs. look, warreni fl
6kosztalya julius lien, szomba-
ton este a Walnut St.-i Roman
Hallban nagy Is fenyes nyari m1-
latsagot rendez. A balra szivesen
lat sminden magyarts a imulatsagot
sAenalaszs5'ssgy'e u al y'esalst. !. Mindenf jordl,
igy' tobbek kozott pompas mu-
zsikar6l is gondoskodtak, Zsiga
Janos kival6 zenekara huzza maid
n6takat, meg a tanc ala muzsi-
kat. Belepti dij: ferflaknak Soc
n6knek 25c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-02
BERLIN
A North German Lloyd legujabb
haj6ja.

Most kesziilt ell es september
elejen indul els6 utjara Bremabol
New Yorkba a "Berlin =, North
German Lloyd legujabb haj6ja. A
hajot a "Vegesack' hajogyarban
epitettek Bremaban es mindennel
fel van szerelve, amit modern
hajoepites fel tud mutatni. A
Berlin 15 ezer tomas es hosz-
szusaga $50 lab.
Kabinjai es k0z0s tarsalg6he-
lyisegei a legmodernebb kenyelem
mel vannak felszerelve. A har-
madosztalyu kabinok 2, 4 es 6
szemelyesek es kenyelem dolga-
ban semmi kivanni valot sem
hagynak. A harmadosztalyu uta-
soknak is megvan az az el6nyiik,
hogy haj6jegy vasarlasakor el6
re kivalasztjak kabiniukat. Eb
ben az evben az Eur6paba utazok
szama szokatlanul Macy l6ven,
tarsasag hajoi joreszben mar l.
vannak foglalva, aki azonban ide-
jekoran intezkedik, meg kaphat
jo kabint. = Felvilagositassal szi
vesen szolgal a hajostarsasag,
vagy barmelyik hajojegyjigynok.