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New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
WIFE SICK TWO YEARS,
 MAN BECOMES BANKRUPT
Waterbury Defendant Claims That His Creditors Are Hound
 ing Him,

Waterbury, Aug, 3 P-Because his wife had sleeping sickness for two years, William Stanton Is in bankruptcy. Referee Carleton E. Hoadley, presiding at today's bank ruptcy session, heard Stanton's tale of woe. He said his wife suffered from the maIady for about two years and that doctors and druggists bills
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Short Beach Airplane
 Hits Rock. Is Damaged

New Haven, Aug, 3.-Ralph W. Pride's hydroplane, "Oh, Boy" was damaged yesterday afternoon while the owner was testing it out at Short Beach. With the bow high out of the water and travelling 50 miles an hour. The stern struck. submerged rock causing damage 10 hull and shaft. which it is estimated will cost S1,000 to repair. Pride expects to have the boat ready for the Cosey Beach race.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
PRESIDENTS FRIEND DIES

Muncie, Ind. Aug, tP - Amos Nelson Whiteley, S6, manufactures and phiIanthropist died today. For many years he was associated with his brother in the manufacture of reapers. Mir. Whitely was active in politics. having been the personal acquaintance of Presidents Lincoln. Hayes, Garfield, Harrison and Mckinley.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
Individuals Each Have
 Their Own Part to Do

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 3 O7S-The success of 1,7S4.00O American farm- CTS representing products worth s2.- 500.00o,060 annually depends in a large measure on the individual agri- culturist. Lloyd S. Penney, assistant chief of the bureau of agricultural
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
son nnn SCHOOL FIRE.

Greenwich, Mass, Aug. 3-San- horn Hall Dormitorv. the largest building Of the Hillside industrial school for boys here. was burned yesterday with q loss of s20.000. There are about 30 boys at the school this summer who are being cared for in homes in the village
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

Mary Hall. 2 12-year-oId Missouri girl, IS the champion runaway of the whole country. She ran away from her parents home near Kansas City ten times and then when they put her in a detention home she ran away five times more. The last time she risked her life to slide down 8 drain pipe three stories in the mid lie of the night.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
HARTFORD STORE ROBBED
Burglars Get 5000 From Safe; ;
 Drink Soda and Take Smokes.

Hartford, Aug. 3 P-Forcing the door Of the safe at the Evans & Co. store here with drills and crowbars. unidentified robbers escaped with more than 5000 in cash, 1t was dis covered yesterday. The robbers made their entrance and escape through broken window in the rear Of rhe store, using ladders left by painters. They drank rootbeer rom the soda fountain, cleaned, up with brushes and towels taken from the counters and smoked cigarets while at work.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03

Ccrignola is a city of about S5,0o0 population in the province of Fog gin. southern Italy, One hundred buildings were damaged by earth quakcs there last week.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-03
MOTHER IF lS IS
 PROUD 0F FAMILY
Nothing Strange in So Many
 Children, She Says

Hehronville, Aug. Bringing IS children into the world isn't any thing out of the ordinary. in the opinion of Mrs. George Rock of this town, who cant understand why the birth of her 18th baby has created so much talk. The child, who was born last Monday, makes the seventh girl in the family, in which there isn't q single case of twins or trip lets.
 Fourteen Are Living
 Rig families are just as easy to handle as small ones. according to Mrs. Rock, who gave her first inter view at her home at 2l6 Knight ave nue. where a two-family house has been made over 10 suit the demands of the many children.
 And Mrs. Rock ought to know 0hat she is talking about when she gets on 10 the subject of children, for Ii out of the IS are living, the oldest being a girl of 25 and the youngest the babe of six days. Of course. it's a lot of work. Even Mrs Rock admitted that it wasn't an easy job to get a Sunday dinner for a family which will play havoc on q nine-pound roast of meat and clean up a peck Of mashed po- tatoes at one sitting.
 Married at IS
 But ifs nice to have the children about and Mrs. Rock said she hadn't T single regret that she was married at the age of IS. Tn fact. she said she believed that if girls intend to marry they should marry young. T cant see anything unusual about the fact that my 18th baby vas born last week" Mrs. Rock told inc reporter, while her husband an emrloye in a tennis factory at See konk. took care of the year-old Ed ward, who until inst a few days ago WAS the hahy of the family
 The children arc: Mabel, 95; Mrs Ora Brousseau, a. and a bride of six weeks Emily. e1; Eli, 19. aboard thc r. s. z. Mexico: Eva. 1S; Anna. 17: Alfred. II: Flora. 10; Charles, S. Arthur. 6: Raymond. {: loo. 3; Ed ward, 1. and Loona 6 days, Four otha children died in infancy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
DEPT. 8.

vedlivd vec Francdzov, Belgica-
nov a Slavianov, ked' oni pre-
'spravedliv1 vec i'm cudzich naro
dov nevahali priniest i najvae-
Sic obete zivota spolu nasimi slo
venskymi j eeskymi al inymi le-
gionarmi: tax akoze by SINE mohli
my odporovat' volaniu nasich
rodnych bratov o pomoc, ako by
sme mohli my nepriniest' nejakn
til obet' ma zaahranu spravedlivej
veci slovenskeho naroda pod Ia
trami.
Dnes najslrnejsie je otazka vo-
lieb ma Slovensku, pri ktorej my
Slovaci americki najvydatnejsiu
pomoc mozeme poskytnnt' nasim
bratom, TAX, ked' prispejeme ku
hradeniu potrebnych trov a Wy.
davkov elm vacsim penaznym ob-
nosom.
Nevravte, drahi, re je to len To-
bnnie. Co date svojim bratom ::
to date svojej krvi, svojmu vlast-
nemu narodu tax uctite samych
seba. VeH je to jasne, ze ten u
biedeny narod nema zlata a mi
liony ma volebne ciele, kdezto VIA
da bude mat milion'y a miliony,
bude ich rozsypat': k voli syoj-
mu Wit t'azstvu. Toto nebudl oby-
cajne vol'by, bude to vol'Ra slo:
venskeho naroda medzi zivotom a
smrt'ou. Ami len Il polodivi Marc
kaai, Indovia: sEgypt'ania a, inc
africke nfrody nechcd byt' nj
eioH, koloniou: obchodny slovnik
pra5skeho Ottovho nakladatel'-
stva vsak ,N verejne. a, bez. qbalu
HASA, ze sloyenilku blde q musi
byt' koloniou Ssskou. Koloniou =
to jest takou zemou, ktorej bohat-
styo bud1 shrnat' historicke- ze-
me, kde bud1 Slovaci iba trpe-
nym, opovrhovanym "l'udom'' s
"bastardni kultdrou'', ktoreho
mluya je iba tneco, co Sc "a rec
vydavk". Ably sa tieto plany cy-
nickeho pra5skeho centralizmu me-
pskutocnily: preto mnsia Slovaci
posbierat' vsetky svoje silly pri
nastkvajfcich vol'bach a preto je
tepto ich boj bojom o zivot.
Americkf bratia a sestry: pro
slime Wis, volame Vas, pod tie, po-
m65me iml
Obetujme ka5dy podl'a svojej
lnotnosti dol6re ma tento vel'ky a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

kou karist 'ou barsakej nemoci.
Kazde diet'a moze sa nplne vylie-
cit, jestli je obklopene patricny-
mi zdravotnymi podmienkami. O.
chranne jedlo je najdolezitejsim.
Pridanim Bordenovho Eagle Mile
ka ku dennej potrave vasho die
t'at'a mozete byt' istFmi, ze je'ho
.telo dostava potravu, akn potre-
buje. Vase diet'a ma dostavat'
dve polievkpve lyzice Eagle Mile
ka denne okrem pravidelnej po-
travy. Rozried' tie dive polievkove
lyzice Eagle Mlieka troch stvr-
tinach Sialky l'adovo studenej
vody. Inc deti casom radsej no ma
Jd smiesane $ ginger aleom, ovoc-
nou st 'avou alebo : trepanymi
vajcami sladkost ami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
MA voIEBNT FOND
sLOvENsKEHO NARODA!

Akciu tiito ;zapocina a vedie
nasa Slovenska Liga, prace tou-
to akciou spojene spolu s iiradom
Lily ikona' zvlastny vybor, k to-
muto ciel'u dina "a. jina ia po-
radnej schddzi narodnych pracov-
nikov v, Pittsburghu zvoleny a pc
niazc svojho casu dane budd slo-
venskei Pudovej a slovenskej ma
rodnej .strane ma Slovensku.
Penrlze mech s1 posielane Slo-
venskej Lige v Amerike, Box 996,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Dla uzavretia
porady "a. jdna 1925 vedent bu-
du tieto peniaze ma osobitnom IT,
cite: "Fondu Volebneho", "z kto-
reho ami jeden cent nesmie byt ,
pod ziadnou zamienkou pouzity
ma inSie ciele ako ma ktore boi
dany."
Kazdy darca, ktory chce V. eel
ku alebo ciastocne venovat' svoj
prispevok istej ureitej strane, mo-
re oznaeit', kol 'ko ktorej dava a
tato ziadost' jello buae prisne re-
spektovaa vykonana.'
Verime, ze americki Slovaci pre-
kvapia svet vel'kym skutkom la
sky k svojeti! Verime, re sloven-
skej reel bude spomozent! Vyko-
maine vsetci co mozeme! Organi
zovane, disciplinovane a obetiva
rady vernych Slovakov ni,5to ne
premoze.
Ukazme, elm vieme byt'!
Rev. Stefan Kocis, Rev. Andrej
Mihal, Jozef Husek, Michal Sin
cak, Rev. Jozef Horvath, Rev. Jan
Porubsky, Ivan Daxner.
VYKAZ SBIERKY
ma volebny Fond slov. Naroda.
Vybor PriatePov Slovenskej
Svobody 100000, Jozef Husek
$4,000, Ivan Bielek $4,000, J. C.
Molitoris 5000, Rev. Stefan Ko-
els $4,000, Jakub Virostek $4,000
Rev. Ambroz Kapitan $4,000, Jan
A. Kocdr $4,000. P. Jamriska
$500, Michal Kudlac $25.OO,
Frantiska Jakabcin x25.OO, Rev.
Jozef Horvath $1,000, Rev. And
rel Mihal $500, Rev. Jan Porub-
sky $1,000, Ignac Gessay $1,000,
Michal SinGak $1,000, Rev. Andr.
Rolik $1,000, Ivan Daxner $1,000,
Jozef zary $1,000, Michal Riecky
$500, Jozef Durish $1,000, Karol
Belohlavek $1,000, Andrej II.
Dorko $1,000, Andrej Novak $l5,
Pavel Kuklis-Kunovsky So, j. C.
Sciranka $40. Spolu $1,675.OO.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

rencm vzduchu a slneene paprsle-
ky, zvlast' chodenie, je potrebne
ku dobremu zdraviu a utisuj1 Gu
Wy pridasaj1cej matke. Ked ma
matka mnoho prace dnu v dome,
nebude mat silly ku moe chode-
niu alebo ma inc pohybovanie ma
vonku, ale ma 81 zvyknnt' ma ira
venie istej casti dina vonku. Ma
chodenie zvykle matky uznajti to-
to "a dobre cvieenie v tejto dobA,
lenze nesmejd tol'ko chodit', ably
cd toho ustaly. Praca v zahrade
je k tomu snca, len neslobodno
sa prerobit'.
Cerstvy vzduch v dome je po-
trebnv pre- zdravie tax matky ako
al diet alta, a tax spalna ako al
izby ma byvanie musia byt' dobre
vetrene. X "..'
Ziadne diet a nemusi byt' kor;-
st 'ou takzvanych detskych memo
ci. Ked' jeho telo je v prvotried-
nom stave, vtedy je cd prirodv
tax opatrene, ze moze vzdorovat'
nemociam. Len ked' s1stava die
tat a je postupne podkopana skr-
re podvFzivu, vtedy sa stava Fah-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
Zabava.

Daka forma zabavy, okriatia a.
lebo radosti je dobra pre- kazdt-
no. Ia pripecliva matka, ktora o.
stava donna, a stale len pozor da-
va ma svoje diet'a, nekona til mai
lepsiu vec pre- svoje diet'a. Pohy-
bovanie sa vonku a prijemna "a
bava ,ktora nevysiluje, lez robi
matku blazenou spokoinou, :ie
vel 'kym .dobrodenim. Starost ,.
hnev alebo slime pohnutie mysli
SIT veci, ktorvm treba vyhndt', ma
kol'ko to moze mat tieinok ma
mlieko. Matka mnsi sa naucit'
kontrolovat'' sa a regulovat' svoi
zivot zanjme svojho diet'at'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
xoExasEow1skz sLoytnsK1 rov1rY

pridajanin diet at'a l'ahne alebo
mech je Y pohodlnej polohe. Toto
da matke ma Is alebo 20 minit
odpoeinku kazdych is alebo 20
min1t. Lenze ami matka, ami die
ia nesmie zaspat', kym pridaja-
ME ME je skoncene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
CLANOK 135.
Pridajajdce matky majd byt'
pozorne.

POzOTue.
Matka nema sa prepracoet' v
dobe pridajania. Caste sa stava,
ze matky, ktore 20 zaciatku maji
hodne ,mlieka pre- ich diet'a, zba-
dajd, ze mlieka i'm hodne ubudlo,
ked' zacaly vykoanvat' Ease svo-
je domace prace. Mnohe matky
musia al t'azko pracovat' v dobe
pridajania, lenEe do tejto prace
treba sa plSt t'at' len postupne.
Niektore matky ME sd dost slime
ku konaniu ich pravidelnej prace
"a prinajmenej sest' tyzdnov po
p6rode. Behom tohto casu mlieko
pravidelne dojde. r..
Vysileniu cd prepncovania tre-
ba vyhn1t' obcasnym odpoeinu-
tim 81. Casio ked' 81 matka Paine
aspon ma pat mint kazd1 hodi-
nu umo6ni jej vykonat' Wac pra-
ce, nez by ju bola inae vstave
sprawl. Ably matka mala Wac
pohodlia odpocinku, mech 81 ku
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

Najbezpecnejsfm najiicinnej
sim sposobom ma udrzanie zubov
vasich deti v cistote a abv sa H.
st'aly, je uzfvat' .Colgate's Tooth
Cleaner pravidelne. C6lgate's u
myje a listi zuby neposkriabe
ich. Lekari dentisti vsade dpo-
r1cajn Colgate s. -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
. / 81, 4 y|'Q'1|'lkI 4 / ! \ ! ls!2's!ll / =

Cftajte pozorne tieto clanky ka.
zdy tyzden d odkladajte 81 ich
pre- prfpadne upotrebenie v bu-
d1cnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
TRoCHA sMIECHU.
Otazky a odpovede.

- Preco sa rozdvojilo Cervene
more pred zidmi?
Nechcelo ono prvy raz okn-
pat zidov.
- Ako sa volala zena Adamc-
va?
- Pani AdamOva.
V ktorom mesiaci jedia lu-
.dia najmenej?
Vo februari, lebo ma len g
dni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

sPachetny ciel narodny! Zava-
dzajme sbierky po domoch, ,pri ka
zdej zvlastnej prilezitosti alebo
slavnosti domacei verejnej, sria-
d'ujme prednasky, .vecierky i di-
vadla, ktorych cisty zisk daime
na tento ciel', ano, daime osobnct
i sbieraime spolocne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31
70 sudnej siene.

Sudca: Obzalovany, priznavate
Sa?
Obzalovany: Me. Rec pana O.
brancu al nina presvedcila mo-
jej nevinnosti!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-31

slnecne paprsleky ST hojive.
Mierne pohybovanie sa ma otvo-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
SACRED HEART HALTS
RALLY TO WIN, 1912

A thrilling rally by the st. Johns
sextette in the closing minutes Of play
fell short, and the Sacred Heart team
was victorious, 16 to II, in the open
ing game of the Girls Commercial
Basketball League on the Turner Hall
court Tuesday night. Sacred Heart
was leading, IL TO 2, at the half, but
Miss l.. Weilbacher got her eye on
the goal for the Lutherans toward the
end of the game and narrowed the
margin.
The line-lps:
Sacred Heart: ]. Terrell and
Glover, forwards; Huebner and Stin-
son, centers; Zoeller and McBrearty,
guards.
st. Johns: Ehlo and L. Weilbacher,
forwards; ]. weilbacher and King,
centers; II. Weilbaeher and Engle-
hart, guards.
In another league game Draughon's
Business College 01tclassed the new
Guarantee Shoe sextette, winning IS
to 9. Miss Hill. forward for the Col
legians, rained goals from every angle,
compiling "a points. The Shoe girls
lacked practice.
The line-ups:
DraughOn Hill and Thomas, for
wards; Tibet and Childress, centers {;
Adams and Click. guards.
Guarantee: Oliver and Galloway,
forwards; Sublett and Stevens, cen
tiers; Hodges and Took, guards.
Referee: ID. NJ. Massie.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
JACK RENAU[T HALTS
JACK ADAMS STREAK

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2.-R-Jacl;
Renault, recognized Canadian cham
pion, scored technical knockout over
Sergeant Jack Adams, heavyweight
champion of the United States army
in the fifth round of their scheduled
10-round bout here last night. .
Referee Walter Heisner stoppsi the
fight near the end Of the fifth round
and declared Renault the victor.
Adams went down twice in the Sec
ond round for a count OF nine.
The Canadian fighter is regarded as
a strong candidate for the world cham
pionship crown.
Jack Adams, until recently at Kelly
Field. San Antonio, has had rapid
climb in the pugilistic game recently
He knocked out Fred Fulton and Hugh
Walker and gained decisions over ss7'
eral other men well known in the ring
sport.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
SOUTH TEXANS
AST|R OVER
FOOTBALL
Robstown's Friday Game
With Beaumont to
Draw Big Crowd.

RORSTOWN, Tex, Dec. p
Robstown High Schools "point-a-min,
ute" Cotton Pickes are anticipating
their toughest opposition of the sea-
son SO far when they clash with the
heavy Beaumont eleven here Friday
for the championship of South Texas
Beaumont's weight advantage is ex-
pected to work a hardship on the
rather light Robstown line.
Neither eleven has met defeat this
season. Robstown with its crack
backfield, has run roughshod over
every Class b opponent in this part
of the state, rolling up 354 points in
eight games. Beaumont. Glass a
club, has defeated South Park,
Orange, Galveston and Humble in its
four Interscholastic League tits. 1t
also has won four other games.
The great record compiled by the
Cotton Pickers has made them fav-
orites throughout South Texas, and
Robstown is expecting to entertain
thousands of visitors Friday.
A. NJ. Venue and "Spitz" Clark OF
San Antonio will officiate as referee
and umpire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
BURNS HAS TROUBLE
GETTING MEN TO BOX

any kingdom, il any, for spar
ring partner" is the plea of "Chuck "
Burns, local 160-pounder and rough,
as he rounds into trim for his IL
round battle with Tillie (Kid) Her
man at Kelly Field, December s.
Burns, working out at Jack Shell
toms fat-reducing emporium on Ma
varro street, is being forced to take
out most of his excess energy on a
totally inactive sand bag. His man
ager. Don Curley, according to UNI
verified rumor, is securing the city
with a wad of greenbacks in quest Of
sparring partners.
Herman. who is working for his
next battle harder than he has III
several years. secured a corner on thl
sparring partner market, apparently
as soon as this fight was arranged
He is down TO fighting weight already
and has declared his intention of giyl
ing Burns more fight than he car
comfortably handle.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
FORWARD PASS CREDITED
FOR SCORING INCREASE

field reviewed, was shut out. the low
scoring niche being held by New
York Aggies and Trinity with %
points each. The fates were general
" kind to the underdog, and many
teams, which began poorly, closed
with unexpected victories.
Rochester, defeated six times and
limited TO six points, came back to
upset Alfred. Rutge-i lost seven
games straight only to close with an
unexpected win over New York UNI
versity, Z to 6. New York Aggies,
beaten five times in a row and shut
out four times. closed with victory
against Cooper Union. 10 to 0.
There was a decrease this year in
the number of draw games, 33 con-
tests ending in ties, compared with
A. in both 1923 and 1924. Fourteen
games this season we're scOreless. in
Guiding q battle between Notre Dame
and Penn State.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
|CTTY LEAGUERS'
| OPEN GAGE
SEASON
S.P. and Xxx. Teams to
Tangle in First
Contest.

The City Basket Ball League will
play the first game of its schedule
when the Southern Pacific Sunsets
meet the I. K. X. fraternity five on
Turner Hall court at 8 o'clock We'd
nesday morning. Both are strong COM
binations and hard fight is expected.
The Sunsets, playing their first sea-
son in basket ball, will present the fol-
lowing lineup: Jungman and Seffel.
guards; Trinkle, center; Winters and
Menui, forwards. The team is being
coached by Harry Murakami.
Sacred Heart will meet st. Mary's
Alumni on Turner Hall court in the
second City League contest, Thursday
night.
The Public Service quintet will play
Straus-F Frank on the Y. w. c., A. Sat
urday night.
The Knights of Columbus drew a
bye for the week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
DIVISION SOCCER
ELEVEN TIES WITH
ST. JOHNS TEAM

The soccer teams of the Second
Army Division and ST. Johns Seniin-
airy played to a 1-all tie on the St.
Johns field Tuesday afternoon. The
game was as hot as the score indi-
Gates. They will play a return game
in few weeks.
The Division eleven will take on the
San Antonio Internationals Sunday in
the Fort Sam Houston Stadium. seek
ing revenge for the 10 victory the In-
ternationals scored over the soldiers
in the latter's opening game Of the
season last month. The match will
start at 3 O'Clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02
lex BROTZE CAPTAINS ST. MARY'S RAT TLERS
Ball Cuyler Hit
To Win Series
Valued at $3.50

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2.-R
The $4,000 baseball, so-called
because it is the one which
Hazen (kiki) Cuyler hit to right
field for two bases in the eighth
inning Of the last game Of the
worlds series, clinching the title
for the Pirates and enrichlng the
Pittsburgh players that amount,
has been insured for $3.50 by a
New York jewelry concern.
John F. Nugent, owner Of the
ball, in telling Of the arrange
ment, said it would be used rs
part of a window display in
New York and Later in several
other cities. In addition to be.
ing named the beneficiary in the
policy, Nugent said, he will re-
ceive two gold watches from the
jewelers..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-R-De-
velopment of the forward pass TO a
high degree of effectiveness, par
ticularly by such outstanding teams
as Dartmouth, Michigan and Prince
ton, has been reflected in q slight but
significant upward trend in scoring
power on the collegiate gridiron after
marked slumps during the seasons OF
1923 and 1924.
Statistics reveal that los elevens
this year posted a total Of 1851
points in S95 games, an average OF
approximately 122 points for each
team during the season and Of AL
per game. While this is only two
tenths of a point higher than the
average Of 1924, it was considered i'm
portant by football men as indicating
a check in the downward trend Of
scoring from the average Of 10 points
per game in 1922 and 15.5 in 1923.
Despite the fact that scores
throughout the country have been in
dicative Of generally improved play,
the increase appears largely due to
high scoring power displayed by few
leading aggregations. Sixteen major
elevens exceeded the 200-point mark,
with the powerful Washington team
Of the Pacific Coast establishing a
seasons record Of 4J9. for eleven
games.
BEATS ALABAMA MARK.
With this figure. they have the
best total since California's staggering
tally of 80 in 1920. They replace
as scoring champions the Alabama
team Of last year, which turned in
29O points, while the mark Of the
coast players is more than 139 points
better than that of Cornell, the
leader in 1923. California topped the
list in 1922 with 30S.
Southern California, also playing
eleven games, ranks second to Wash
ington with 416 while Dartmouth, in
third place with $40 points, has the
best average of any team with 42.5
for eight games as compared with
All for Washington.
Alabama. Columbia. Cornell, Ford
ham, Georgetown, Tulane, Colgate,
Brown, Michigan, Holy Cross, Notre
Dame, Syracuse and Stanford were
other eleyens in the 200 class.
Despite this impressive display Of
offensive strength. some notable de-
fensive achievements were posted,
chief Of which has been the record Of
Yoet's great Michigan eleventh.
only team Of the year whose goal
line has not been crossed. Three
poins, representing n field goal by
which Northwestern triumphed unex-
pectedly at 3 TO over the Wolverines
Is unfarorable weather. constituted the
extent Of scoring permitted the op-
position by Michigan.
No SHUTOUTS.
Alabama, yielding seven points 70
Birmingham, was only four point
shaded by the defensive mark Of
Michigan. North Carolina with IL
and West Virginia with IS points
were other elevens which were seldom
pushed back over their own goal-line
There was pcrceptible improvement
in the scoring Of many Of the smaller
college teams. 30 eleven, Of the