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Evening star., 1925-01-02


Back at their home field, Georgia
Tech was the victim, and the Horse
men" progressed to Madison, Wis. to
defeat the State university. A week
later the home following saw the
eleven conquer Nebraska. North
western was humbled at Evanston,
Ill, and Carnegie fell at Pittsburgh.
The journey to California Is recent
history.
Neither tie nor defeat mars the
record of Notre Dame. which scored
2s5 points against 81 for it's opponents.
Johnny Dundee, who surrendered d
the featherweight boxing crown and
started a tournament which will pro-
duce a. new champion tonight, is re-
ported to have cabled from Italy his
intention of giving battle to his sue
cessor. Dundee, at the time he gave
up the title. insisted that he was
unable to make the weight \again.
The Cincinnati Reds appear to have
only six regulars around whom to
build a base ball team for the 1925
race in the National League. Burns
and Duncan have disappeared from
the outfield, Jake Daubert is dead
and Caveney and Bohne have been
waived out of the league, although
they still remain on the clubs roster.
Luque, Rixey and Sheehan will do the
pitching. Bubbles Hargraves will
catch. Babe Pinelli will play third
base and Eddie Roush will appear
in the outfield. There are several
vacancies.
Preliminary excavations for the
new sports arena in Long Island
City, n. Y, which is expected to
seat 100000, will be started Monday,
according to official announcement.
Promoter Charles Henderson said
j that he will have an important an
nouncement to make regarding the
boxing program for the season at
ceremonies concluding the first day
of work.
The Finnish-American A. c. of
New York has divided it's special
one and seven eighths mile relay Tues
day night into two events. The
first race will have the following
participating: New York A. c., H.
linois A. c., Georgetown University,
Boston College and st. Anselms A. c.,
while Columbia University, Paulist A
c.. knights of st. Anthony, Bloom
field c. L., Unionport A c. and
Brooklyn Y. NJ c. A, will meet in
the other.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
HARPER WILL STRIVE
FOR JOB WITH GIANTS

HACKENSACK, N. J., January q
Harry Harper. left-handed pitcher,
who was a member of the staff of the
Washington Americans for seven
years and later played with the Red
Sox and Yankees, will attempt re-
turn to the major league this season.
Having conferred with Manager
John McGraw of the Giants, Harper
will leave soon for Hot Springs, and
1t is understood that if he can bring
his arm into shape he will be given
his first National League contract.
He was inducted as president of the
Hackensack Kiwanis Club yesterday.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
FIRST 1925 GOLF EVENT
FINAL ENDED AT Am

Los ANGELES, Calf. January 2.
Edgar Rice Burroughs, novelist,
won the first 1923 golf tournament
played I'm the United States
He defeated l.. w. Craig of Los
Angeles up mt o'clock New
Year morning over the III CabaI-
lcrO Country Clubs 1S-hoie OBJ
stacle course.
The course WIS electrically
lighted.
Playing started New Year eve
at O'Clock and reached the final
lust after midnight.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
JUNIOR NET HONORS
CAPTURED BY ORSER

NEW YORK, January 2-Horace
S. Orser of the George Washington
High School, New York City. won the
national Junior indoor tennis cham
pionship yesterday by defeating II. L.
Johnson of Newton Academy, Waban,
Mass, Go, 6-4, 81.
Orser, however, paired with Ken
meth Appel of Mercersburg. 1923 jun
ior singles champion. was defeated
for the doubles title by johnson and
Malcolm T. Hill of Newton Academy,
who won 6-l, e, Go, ca.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
HAWAIIANS CALL HALT
ON COLORADO GRIDMEN

BY th~ Associated Press.
HONOLULU, January 2.-Hawaii
University, playing the best foot ball
it has ever exhibited, maintained its
own unbeaten record and broke that
of University of Colorado, defeating
the mountain champions, 13 to 0.
1t was a hardfought and fast game
and ranked as one of the greatest
seen on the islands.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
TITLE TO OXFORD TEAM.

DAVOS-PLATZ, Switzerland, jan
uary BY defeating the London
Lions yesterday by score of to 0,
the oxford University ice hocke
team, composed of Canadians. won
the international championship. Fiji
teen teams, from Berlin. Vienna
Madrid, Milan, Zurich, London, Cam
bridge, Prague and Swiss centers
participated in the preliminaries.
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that when it got away from first
baseman it was likely to keep going
on forever.
Hornsby always has been very anx-
ious to be with championship
team. He still is anxious. Whether
ne VIII ever get with champion
ship team depends upon the st. Louis
ball club. Hornsby thought he might
go with a championship team when
the Giants offered a huge price for
his services, but the time was not ripe
for New York to get him. If he had
gone to New York under the condi-
tions that existed when the offer was
made there would have been more
assertions, and plenty Of them, that
the Giants were out buying up an
other pennant.
The Brooklyn base ball club made
a bona-fide offer of $275,000 for the
services of Hornsby and stood to have
to fork over the cash If ST. Louis
had accepted, but the offer was made
with the season coming on and St.
Louis, without. much of anything to
show except the bevy of minor league
talent picked up by Hickey, was
afraid to accept the offer. If Hornsby
had gone to Brooklyn it's a dollar to
farthing the Brooklyns would have
won the pennant of 1924, because the
team would have had the punch that
1t needed in the early part of the
year and 1t would not have needed
Milton Stock, who did not do so well
| after good start. Hornsby has bat
ted 800 or more for eight years.
Twice he has got over the 400 ma rk.
American League fans do not think
| that he is as good as some of their
stars but that is why there are two
| leagues.
Next: "The Five Leading Pitchers
| of the National League" First will
| be Arthur Cummings.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
RACE TO RED WINGFIELD.

NEW ORLEANS. January Mrs.
A. Swenk's five-year-old gelding, Red
Wingfield, captured the feature event
of the opening-day program at the
Fair Grounds, the $4,000 New Year
handicap, at a mile and one-sixteenth,
over muddy track. Leopardess was
second and Rinkey third. The time
was 30
Evening star., 1925-01-02
Johnson Limited Coast Feateegts Fight for Title Tonight
TEXAS ELEVEN BOWS
TO WEST VIRGINIANS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associa ted Press
DALLAS, Tex, January 2.-Invaders
from the East yesterday accomplished
what Southwestern foot ball teams
have been trying to achieve for two
years, when West Virginia Wesleyan
defeated Southern Methodist Univer-
sity, to z.
The Southerners, however, outplay-
ed the visitors almost all of the game
The breaks of the game accounted
for the two touchdowns, leaving the
field goal registered by King of
Wesleyan in the third period as the
only bit of legitimate scoring.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
ROPER SHADES ROJAS.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, January ..
Capt Bob Roper, Roanoke, Va.
heavyweight, was given a shade over
Qunetin Romero Rojas, South Amer
lean heavyweight, in q 10-round bout
here, by newspaper men. The bout
consisted mostly OF innghting.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
WALKER WINS MATCH.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, January ..
Cyril Walker, American open
champion, played his first real golf
in Florida yesterday, over the Jungle
Country Club course here, defeating
Robert e. Harlow, local amateur. s
and in an 1S-hole match. Walker
had 36-35-7l
Evening star., 1925-01-02

He likes his little jokes. Many a
player has been fooled by his pet
stymie shot. Say that Hutch's ball
lies directly behind his opponents at
a distance of six inches. He will
secretly step on his ball sufficiently
to press It into the ground a bit
When he hits 1t, 1t hops neatly over
the other ball and finds the cup nine
times out of ten.
But Jocks high spirits are a proof
Of his finely strung nature which
does not brook delay. 1 feel sure
that depletion of his nervous energy
practically eliminated him from the
1922 open at Skokie.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
GALLAUDET BASKETERS
OVERCOME ALUMNI FIVE

When Gallaudet College basketers
took the measure of the Alumni 81
TO II, Riddle and Byouk of the victors
accounted for nine court goals be-
tween them.
Boatwright played impressively for
the losers. He performed we'll de-
fensively and Gagged two baskets.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
FLOWERS STOPS LOHMAN.

NEW YORK, January 2.-Joe Lob
man, Toledo middleweight, proved no
match for Tiger Flowers of Atlanta
yesterday, and the referee stopped
their bout in the third round. The
Toledoan had gone to the floor in the
first and second rounds under the
relentless attack of the negro.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
ROUGH AND READY FIRST.

HAVANA, January 2.-Rough and
Ready, owned by the Parsons stable
and ridden by Oscar Pernia, Cuban
Jockey, won the New Year handicap
at Oriental Park. The race was at a
milo and a sixteenth and carried a
purse of $1,000. The time was 1.44 As.
Master Hand finished second and
Danger Cross third.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
CENTRAL ALUMNI QUINT
BEATS UNDERGRADUATES

Central Highs five fell before the
Alumni team in a 23-to-16 game yes
terday. Don Childress and Harrison
Dey starred for the yictors.
The Alumni players led, IL to 5. at
half time and were never headed.
Hale of the losers cut the cords for
a quartet of baskets.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
Jim BARNES TELLS:
Wait That Probably Cost Hutchison Title

Jock HUTCHINSON being the Cyril
Walker the champion physically than other big golfer
in the country Highly strung, he feel keenly the
delays But seeing Jock while he his
full
a fact, although he
his contemporaries have had Jock fine thot artist
able
4 lsvinp pandcat ityifhh hand scend
Evening star., 1925-01-02
RUGBY GAME ONE-SIDED.

VANCOUVER, B. G., January .
Displaying better three-quarter COM
bination at all stages of the game,
the California Olympic rugby team
yesterday defeated Vancouver by
three goals. or Is points to o, thereby
winning a series of three games.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
EAST CLOSED TERRITORY
TO CRIFF'S STAR HURLER
Major Leagues Do Not Want Pitcher as Owner Near
Their Cities-Walter Almost Certain to Be
With Washington in Spring.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK January From Reno Johnson
wishes happy o
States who been busiy mailing him
tions since the cries.
In received the pitcher the asked
been able o
Johnson has his catch with his mail finally
has
the letters almost hard task his n defeating
Evening star., 1925-01-02
EPIPHANY VICTORY STRIDE
is CHECKED BY ROSEDALE

EPIPHANY Coby quints yesterday
hope back tonight
in the Congress Heights The Corby aggregation
will face Pewoh while the Epiphanys will
Corbys
in
copping the
Evening star., 1925-01-02


With AIderton, Buchanan. Beck,
Drissel and Allerdyce in the lineup,
the Petworth combination is expect
ed to make matters interesting for
the Corby players. Judging by their
fine showing against the Warwick,
the Eastern Props should offer the
Epiphanys a real tussle.
Jack Smith of the Five Jacks ac-
counted for seven court goals against
the Corby tossers yesterday. Faber,
Boyd, Adams and Cardwell also
played creditably for the visitors.
st. Mary's nve of Alexandria is
seeking action, according to the
manager, who may be telephoned
at Alexandria 1102 between and 6
o'clock.
Games with Stanton Athletic Club
may be arranged by calling Manager
Joe Gooch at Lincoln 1868.
Chevy Chase Athletic Club had an
easy time with the Woodside NJ. E.
FIVE, winning, So to IS. Alexander
and Duryee of the winners were in
the limelight. Challenges to Chevy
Chase are being received by Manager
Hubbard at Cleveland, 1227-J.
the Western Presbyterian five, II to
II, when Linl1e pocketed a foul goal
just before the game ended.
Manager Chet Webster of the Five
Jacks is on the lookout for games
with unlimited teams. He may be
reached at Franklin ALL.
Winton Athletic Club hopes to point
the way to the Live Wires tonight at
o'clock on the Y. NJ. c. A. floor.
Games with the Wintons may be ar
ranged by calling the manager at
Lincoln 4421
With Hart and Esbnugh each regis
tering five court goals, the Peck Me-
mortal Reserves lowered the colors of
the Live Wires in a 2S-to-17 en-
gagement.
Blair Athletic Club. newly organ
lied, will face the Boys Club Flashes
tomorrow at 8 o'clock, in the Ma
tional Guard gymnasium. The Blair
five is seeking games at Columbia
1861.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
GREB WHIPS RATHER.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, January q
Harry Greb, middleweight boxing
champion, won a. judges decision over
Augie Rather of New York in
10-round bout yesterday. Greb car
ried the fight to Rather throughout.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
PAssAIC FIVE ADDS ONE.

PATERSON, n. J., January 2.-The
Passaic High School basket ball team
won its one hundred and fiftieth con-
secutive game yesterday by defeating &
the Arlington (Mass) High School
team, 73 to 49,
Evening star., 1925-01-02
TAYLOR BEATS ZEIMER.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, January q
Bud Taylor, Terre Haute bantam,
shaded AL Zeimer of Cleveland in a
10-round bout here yesterday, in the
opinion of newspaper men.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL H. DIG.
President Izaak Walton League of america

IS all of sleeping have
chilly pile hngss
through
Evening star., 1925-01-02
Z. s. GRID CHAMPIONSHIP
EARNED BY ROCKNE TEAM
BY the Associated Press.

OTRE DAME claim the American ball championship with
of
the South the Middle West
their South Bend,
Wabash
following and at
York
Evening star., 1925-01-02
VETERAN PLAYER DIES.

ALBANY, N. Y, January 2.-Harry
Simons, so. of Utica, former widely
known base ball player, died here
yesterday. Simons played with tie
Brooklyn National and Albany, Utica
and Syracuse State League teams.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
U. S. NETMEN INVITED.

PARIS, January 2.-William T. Til
den and Vincent Richards. American
tennis stars, have been invited by the
French federation to compete in the
covered court tennis championships
of Franch, beginning February l.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
FIGHT TO SARMIENTO.

MILWAUKEE, January 2.-Peter
Sarmiento of New York earned a
shade over Eddie Shea of Chicago in
a 1G-round, no-decision bout, in the
opinion OF newspaper men.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
KAPLAN
DENT IN CUE PLAY.

Morris Dent and Give Richmond
will be opponents in one of the pocket
billiard tournament matches tonight
at the Grand Central parlors, starting
at o'clock
Evening star., 1925-01-02

When he appeared for the tourna-
ment he was at the top Of his form
and in the qualifying round played
superhuman golf. turning in a score
of 67--6S-135 for the Sc holes, SIX
strokes better than the record.
This was on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday were required to run OF
two other flights of wouId-be quail
fiers, and real competition did not
get underway until Thursday. Those
three days of waiting did Jock" a
world of harm. Could he have played
his competitive rounds starting on
Tuesday, 1 believe he would have
won the title hands down.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
PENN QUINT WINNER.

PHILADELPHIA, January 2-Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania basket ball
team, yesterday defeated Queens
University of Kingston, Ont, 35 to 10.
Evening star., 1925-01-02
TURNER MEETS LINK.

Joe Turner. who won two of three
falls over Eddie Pope in a wrestling
match last night, will take the mat
:gainst Young Shad Link next Thurs
Cay night at the Mutual Theatcr,
Evening star., 1925-01-02
VICTORY FOR HAVANANs,

HAVANA, January 2.-Havana Uni
Eersltys FOOT ball team yesterday de-
feated the Florida alI-stars IL IN 8
Evening star., 1925-01-02
InSideGOlf'
BY Chester Horton.

When the right aru does not go
under, in the forward swing-exact-
ly as 1t works when you make a fiat
Evening star., 1925-01-02
Fifty Years of Base Ball
One OF Series of Articles by John B. Foster Com.
memorating the Fittieth Anniversary of the
National League, to Be Celebrated
Nert Season.
Xxx.
GREATEST PLAYERS-ROGERS HORNSBY.

ONE think Rogers Honsby the player of Ma
onal League and others
Texas and if disagree with
hear something stirring
i've Of adicton in Texas
Evening star., 1925-01-02

With Hart and Esbaugh each regis
tering five court goals, the Peck Me-
mortal Reserves lowered the colors of
the Live Wires in 2Sto-17 en-
gagement.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21

Ninety per cent ot the cloves used in the world come from 2anibar,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21

Frederick Baird, chosen for the Pittsburgh district, formerly was railroad traffic official and was rec commended by Judge Elbert II, Gary, the steel manufacturer.
 The other name on the list of the six new men brought Into the serv- ice as directors is that of F., c, F. Crahhe, who will be in charge in Hawaii General Andrews said he was chosen on the recommendation of the governor of Hawaii
 In several districts acting ad- ministrators only were chosen be. cause. the general said, he had not vet determined on 'the man who may meet the requirements"
 "I expect that after the new sys- tenn begins 10 function" he con- tinued, some Of the temporary sp- pointees may demonstrate their abi!- ity 70 render the service.
 "1 felt after meeting the state dt- rectors that 1t would be a great mistake not 10 give most of them the chance 10 operate under a sys- tom that l feel will give more pow CT and efficiency 10 the field enforce ment of prohibition"
 "Nore than half of the new stan of administrators will be paid s6 6,oeO year. the highest salary paid in | the internal revenue bureau
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21
LATIN AMERICAN
 PROBLEMS AIRED
WilliamStoWn Speaker Discusses
 Western Hemisphere

Tilnamfto~n Mass Aug o' tF'-- The challenge of La,m-AmrrranIsm 10 Pan-Americausm is 'h echiei problem l the United r'7'es' for e,gn policy in Latin ArIerlaa, Fro lessor George II. RlahasIee of Clark university said today at the institute of politics nn the closing day Q. the instltu'e $ fifth annual session lr concluded hIs opo0 conf rfnre on this country's foreign pohcv.
 "I.atin Aner,aIlsl0 he ~'l3 'i7 nased upon tnr i1ea that the "n Latin American republics pro united by ties which do not irr'ul" th' Tinted States ard aiur 70 unite all ot the American re""a't"s south of the Rio Grande ir'o Eroar without the United S'ates
 Another problem eNs+a '0 fh7 membership o' IS of 'nc 7o Latin American republics in tle League Of Natons. They h1vA been gwen prominent positions and the most ot them are enthusiastic supporters of the league. If Latin America should have its dispntes dealt with regu- larlv at Geneva and rs oomn1on in- terests considered and passed upon there it would naturally overhro" the very basis of Pan Americanism and largely destroy the leadership Of the United States in this hemi- sphere. Tn the American hemisphere ID 10 the present the leaEue has not attemrted 10 decide any political is- sues between Amer,can republics and Is not likely 10 take jurisdiction over American disputes in the near fltrlre'
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21
Saunders Aboard Tug
 With Gertrude Ederle

Ninnoft Saunders. former New Frialn man and at one time mem ber of the Herald reportorial staff, was one of the newspaper cores pondents hoard tug accompanying Miss Gertrude Ederle In her attempt to swim the English channel. Mir Saunders is now living in Paris where he represents American news paper interests. After his gradua- ton from New Britain High school Mir Saunders became interested in newspaper work and joined the Her al1 staff. Later he worked on west ern newspapers. Shortly after the outbreak Of the uar he enrolled in the air service and upon the signing of the armistice accepted 2 contract with an American newspaper syndi- cate as 2 member of the staff al Paris,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21

At court Of rrotaae holden q. Neu Britain, within and for the district Of Berlin, In the County ot Hartford and State of Connecticut on the 1oth day ot August A. T. 1923
 Present, Bernard F. Gatnev, Judge
 Estate of Lawrence Prus of New Britain in said district, minor.
 Upon the petition of Michael Prus ot said Nep Britain, praying that as guardian of said minor he may he au- thorlzed and empowered to- comptomisA and settle a. claim against Mable H!pel- Jus for sum in dollars as per applica- ton on file more fully appears, it is
 Ordered-that said application be heard and determined at the probate office in New Britain, in said district, on the c7th day of August A. D. 1925, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be- Even of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing th!s order tn some nepspa- per published In said New Britain. having circulation in said district and by post ing copy thereof on the public sign post in the town of New Britain, in sad dis- trict, and return make.
 BERNARD F, GAFFNET, Judge
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21
criminal investigators and under

criminal investigators and under cover operators.
 Meantime we shall proceed viz orously toward the arrest and pun ishment through major conspiracy cases Of those who are conducting the bootleg business. These cases will be made under legal guidance, and with the close cooperation of the department of justice will be given speedy court action. In each dis trc counsel should give prompt at- tentlon to clearing court dockets in order that the decks may be cleared for prompt action along the above lines,
 "The attack on the market must he a matter of education. and can best be conducted by those organl- cations and individuals interested in the law and observance and com munity welfare"
 Four Of the six new men taken into the service are, like General Andrews, former army officers,
 Halsey Dunwoody who takes charge at Tampa, Taa g colonel in the World war and has been en- gagged in business In France for seven years.
 Herbert II. White, selected for the Fort Worth district was an army of fcer and was placed in charge in Texas because of the difficulty of 1 border problems,
 Robert E. Firth is a retired army officer living In Los Angeles and will assume. charge of that district,
 A. ], Hanlon. sent to Porto Rico in place of John T. Barrett, the d. rector, also Is retired army officer
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21
City Items

Clearance prices on all Marv Eliza beth dresses, S " Main 1 flight up. -advt.
 Gulbransen player pianos at Morans. -advt.
 The Newtngton Garden club rill hold a flower show at the parish house, NeTington Center. Wednesday afternoon and evening, September ,. All are invited to participate,
 Nictrolas and Planes, at Morans'- adyt.
 4 son was born Tuesday to Mir. and Mrs Carl Altredson of 4e New ington avenue.
 For Sale-Counters and shoY cases. Leonard and Hermann Co., advt,
 Miss Kitty Smith who recently underwent an operation st the Hart ford hospital, has returned to her home and is convalescing. The op- eration was performed by Dr. Row ley of Hartford, and Dr. John T. Donnelly of this city.
 Homs cooked lunches at Crcvells. -advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21
"rHJ NDERBOLT" RIDER DIES
Woman Was Hurt On Device At Toney Island-~Inquiry Possible


 New York, Aug 2l-NIra Marie Hoffman, 83 years old, of COG Thirty second street, Brooklyn. died at 3 o'clock yesterday morning in the Coney Island hospital Of fractured skull, received on Wednesday while riding in "The Thundcrholt,' Coney Islands newest and fastest scenic railway.
 A quick upv ard lurch threw Mrs Hoffman forward, causing her head 10 strike an iron bar used by pas sengers for support
 George Hoffman, husband Of th@ victim. suffered severe strains cf tho muscles of the back in his efforts 10 prevent his wife from falling out of the car. He was treated at th" Coney Island hosrital and sent home
 1t was believed at the "onev Is land police s.atlon that an tnr"stl- Fation might he started nr tNe tl"- ory that the no" g,aL.e r1i]F1y might he too fist for conrI''o safety.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-21
I. J. Boyle X J.J. Kelly

Groceries, srecialtics on Fresh Ma tive Eggs. Best Creamery Butter, Teas and Conees. Orders delivered to all parts of city. Phone SSsS. 1G9 East Street,