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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
new Law DEAN
NAMED AT |. u.
Prof. McNutt Succeeds
c. M. Hepburn.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, May SC
NJ. Hepburn, dean of Indiana Uni
versity school OF law since 1918. has
been made research professor OF law
and Prof. Paul V. McNutt, OF the
law school faculty, has been made
dean by action of the board or
trustees, in session here for the past
two days. Professor Hepburn gave
up his administrative duties to de-
vote more time to research and
writing in law. In making him a
research professor. the /. U. board
of trustees conferred on him an
honor now held by only three other
members of the faculty. He Is 81
years old.
Professor McNutt has been a
member OF the law faculty OF the
university since 1917.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
PRISONERS GET
STATE PAROLES
Two Marion County Persons
M on CIemency List.

Only two Marion County persons
were among the thirteen prisoners
in State penal institutions paroled
Tuesday by Governor Jackson, act
ing on recommendations Of the State
board of pardons.
Cleo Higgins, sentenced by the Ma
rion Criminal Court March is, 1924,
to a two to fourteen-year sentence
in the reformatory for rape. was pa
rolled. The Governor also paroled
Charles Moore, sentenced In Crimi-
nal Court Feb. 10, 1925. to thirty
days in county Jail and fined 500
for liquor law violation.
Two life prisoners, Harry Hooper
of Grant County and Frank Lennueg
of Gibson County, were paroled out
right and another, Charles Jackson
and Joseph Jenkins, both of Marion
County, received reduced sentences.
The case Of Charles f. (Chuck)
Virgins, local pugilist, was contin-
ued until the May term of the bord.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
|. u. BIRTHDAY DINNER
University Alumni to Gather at
Lincoln Tonight.

Indiana University alumni will
celebrate the University's 105th
birthday at dinner. entertainment
and dance beginning at $50 tonight
at the Lincoln.
Principal speakers will be Howard
l.. Wynegar, New York business
man, an alumnus Of the university,
ld DR.. William Lowe Bryan, presi-
Tent of the university.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
SEEKS POLAR AIR BASE
Amundsen Ships to Sail i'm Search
for Landing Place.
BIZ United Pres.

BIZ Untted PFeS8
COPENHAGEN, May 6.-Roauld
Amundsens ships, The Hobby and
The Farm. expected to depart from
Kings Bay, Spitzenbergen. late this
afternoon to find a jumping. off
place for Amundsen's proposed polar
airplane flight.
The vessels will seek to locate a
satisfactory landing place some
where on the edge of the polar Ice.
The two airplanes which are to
start on the flight across the top Of
the world will fly to the base from
Kings Bay. undergoing difficult
test and proving their suitability.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
BIG PICNIC PLANNED
Irvington Club to Stage Community
Affair i'm July.

Community picnic some time in
July at Christian Park is planned
by South Irvington Community
Club.
Winfield Miller. attorney, ad-
vocated the city manager form OF
local government at a Joint meeting
OF the club and Parent-Teacners OF
school No. 81, Monday night at the
school.
Donald Rub and Virgil T. Fer
guson discussed the city beautifi-
cation movement. Mrs. A. r.
Morgan, secretary, said the club Is
Offering prizes for the most beautiful
yards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
Record Book Year

LONDON-More books were pub
lished in England in 1924 than ever
before. The total was 12,706, or
327 more than In 1913. the next
highest year. Fiction holds first
place In the list with 2,S01.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06
Mayday" Means Helm

LONDON-Airplanes and airships
do not send out an sos when
In distriss. but instead now use the
word "Mayday" to clear the air Of all
interfering wireless traffic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-06

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ing thousands and hundreds of
thousands Of dollars Is the pastime
Of David Fl. Jennings of New
castle, recently appointed State
securities commissioner by Fred
erick E. Schortemeier. secretary
of State.
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
RANGER NINE WINS
 FROM MANCHESTER
Locals Buck a Three Run Handi.
 cap to Win Sparkling Contest

The Ranger A, C. baseball team of this city crossed bats Saturday with the St. Mary's nine of Manchester in that city and when the dust had cleared from the diamond, the locals were on the long end Of 10 score.
 The game was oncof the best seen in the silk town this season and both hines played hard 10 win. Starting off in the first inning, st. John, the Manchester centerhCldcr, coming up with two men on the hascs, laced one of Hamlins offerings for the en- tire trip, setting the Manchester rootcrs wild and the team in the lead with three runs.
 Despite this, the locals under the unCcaSng encouragement of Coach Jack Argosy, popped up their work and rloddcd along trying to over come the handicap, Many features were played following this first in- ming and time after time, the Rang CT infeld nippcd a Manchester rally when it seemed as if everything was against them. Simon Of the Hangers was the outstanding star Of the team with seven put outs, most of them meaning life saver for the Rangers club. Pretty double plays and snap py fielding by both sides kept the fans on their toes throughout the game. Natty Hayes. as usual. play cd a stellar game behind the bat.
 while Mckcrnoy. Hogan and Argosy put in some good fielding. Hayes
 out of four trips 10 the plate col-
 lected three binglcs and sacrifice.
 IL was his bingle that brought in the
 first New Britain run in the fifth.
 This was Mattya first appearance on
 the field since his recent marriage.
 Pitchers for both the teams turned
 in good days work, but Hamlin
 except for the first inning, kept the Manchester hits scattered while the Rangers bunchcr theirs enough tc win the game.
 ,, Yesterdays scheduled game with the Community team Of Meridor ! was called off on account of rain and
 will be played next Sunday after. ;; noon at the Pioneer diamond. , The score of Saturdays game Wa , ss follows:
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
BOGASH.FLOWERS
 BATTLE POSTPONED
Georgia Tiger and Bridgeport
 Mauler to Perform

The Louis Bogash Tiger Flowers open air boXiug match scheduIed 'o take place in Bridgeport tonight, has been postponed until tomorrow nigh on account of adverse weather con. ditions, the management annouuCcJ early this morning, The fight wilI be the cream Of the season, according to all expectations and large num- ber Of New Britain boxing fans VIII take in tho show
 These two have met twice before and although in inc last match at Hos,on, Bocash knocked Flowers down four times, two Of the falls 90 ing for the rount of nine, the nogro wus awarded the decision on points.
 Bogasl1 is making his last sand ss q hcaduner in this state because through his indifferent showing In his rtctnt hghts, ha has fallen from the place he held az iIol of hoNlN@ fans of Bridgeport 10 low ruus of the ladder. f ne comes through 'o- morrow night and declslvetr beats the terror from the south, he may rsgain some ot the prestige he has lest through his own care'sssness ss. Reports from his camp state tha' he is in fair cordiIon and th1s is Foo, for Eogash judsing from the man nor in which he has prepared him self for his recent fights.
 EoEash will haze 10 Vln hv q knockout. His shoHng in Eos'or when he foorcd the Tiger f}e times proves that he has inc punch, tu' in q 1o round so, he cannot hope tr rin on points as the negro is E tcr' TOT for speed and will easJlv oU'poln' him. Flowers on the other ham stands 8 good chance of winning h' technical knockout OCT Iou' though TO one imagines tha' ho car knock him out c,caA'y when TranI Moody. hard hitting Wcshnan s9G. only put Bosash out on his flet an' cou1d not knock him down.
 The dgh. will he "Th" NaHrr' Last stand" if anythnE can hr gan od from reports coming from hi camp and it s the hope of hrs fo' lowers that he will come throu@
 with q c'ean cut victory for '0e s7k
 Of the game here in Counecucul
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
LONG CAGED TIGERS CLAW
 SENA TORS, WINNING 5 TOP
Detroit Club Shows It Has the Strength - Athletics Throw Browns - Reds and Cubs Split Double Bill-Cards Lose to the Robins.

petroD', May 25,--(APl-The .ons- aged Tiger has at .ast broken Uose.
 sinking his c,ams in the Senators, , to ., re won a series for the first ume ths season. It was the first lme tms year that ths world cham uonS had lost two games in success sio0.
 SuJI long vav from the baseball heights. Uelrott neyortheless has In- ,Icst.d that IFS latsnt strength can rot be rccko7cd too tightly. Eel Winso o' Detroit sIashcd the offer ,nss ot Marberry and Russell for ,No triples and single.
 The Athletics, by trounrlng the l.ropns. 5 10 l. increased their cad or the American league 10 three tujl games
 The Teds and Cubs split double .iu at Cincinnati. Alexander heId me Reds 10 seven hts in the opener while Chicago won, 5 te 1. CinCin- natl won the second to l, Sheshan uniting Chicago 70 SIX bngles.
 AZ Brooklyn the Robins pulled out with an 5 to s victory in an abhre' ,tated engagement. q downpour Of rain greeting the Cardinals as they went 70 bat in the sixth.
 Ram prevented other scheduled
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

beset with hard luck streak which has been enough to stop his travels towards the first place.
 Bill Tato, dimInutiye representa- tive from Waterbury, landed second place. Up until the last week of play, Rill had Campcd close to An- derson's trail and although beaten out for first honors, hie showing this year is a vindication of his ability after finishing well down the line last year.
 The scnsa ion Of the season was 1he finish of Bud" Fisher of Hart ford because in the closing week of play he fought himself into a tie with Ray Gaines. another Hartford man but representing the Colonial alleys in Bristol This tie will be decided this week with nine games al the Casino alleys in Hartford and nine games at Bristol inc following Z Thursday.
 The standing of the league iH as follows
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
'C0RRIN RED SOX
 RALLY COMES LATE
IusiICos Of Merlden Nose Out
 Locals by One Run Margin

A last minute rally Of the Corbin Red sox of this city failed 10 oNcr- come the lead piled up by the ln- silco team of Mcriden at Aeolian field in the Silver City Saturday. Only the giIt-edgcd support given the Meridcn tWirlcr by his mates saved him when the heavy artillery of the locals started into action in the eight and ninth innings,
 The locals, despite the fact that they got a total Of il hits for 17 bases. were able 10 score only four runs. Apparently the fntes decided that tho Red SoX were to be on the losing end because all throughout the game, the New Britain team laced the old pill almost invariably on the first ball pitched but in the pinches, the drives went straight into the hands of the opposing field CTS.
 The feature Of the game was Pc troSke's catch of Tommy BlanCh- ards Dld for nome run. Wlth one man on, Tommy laid soldly on one Of korebcr's offerings and the ball sailed outfar over the head of the centerGelder petroske started back on Iris Speaker run and just as the ball was going over his head, the right fielder shouted 10 turn and he did, lesping into the air and speared the drive, Kopec who was on his way to third on the drive turned and beat the throw back tc first. Two relays were necessary tc get the ball back, so the length O the drive can well he imagined.
 The score of the game was as fol | lows.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Final ROII-Off Tonight
 In Industrial League

The final roll of ~i'' he he'd 'o- u-ht af Rogers aUesy for chamrlor- ship of the JndastrIa' Lowing lcssue
 The r X f. 'orhrn 'osn0 had narrow rcs1 uutlj they vere 's1 lz 'he Trade shop tesn. uheu tie is'- lar team rou three points m 4 rro. tssts1 game from the Lsr]ars t'aw- To the winners will go tls hand- some cup and the leadership ot thls years lsazus. The rars has been r.ose ar,orE ths high five taarrz, the result being in do1ht to the las' week. as the necessity for tha roll of proves.
 The averages Of the above two teams are about even for the season.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
ANDERSON AS CHAMPION
 POPULAR WITH THE FANS
Bill rato of Waterbury NindiCstcs Himself After Showing of
 Last Year

Fd1le Anderson, New Britain rasino alley repreaon'attye in tho individual Connecticut State Bowling league is rightly the cham piQn of the state by virtue of his work on the lanes during ,hs sea son. He haS always been taNorite with ,he fans and his ascension 10 the throne this year IS hailed with satisfaction hy all those who have hron followers Of the maple pin busters. Eddie has always been an thc HrrEe of winning the e'ate championship but has always been
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Pirates Have Important
 Meeting This Evening

Manager Saunders wishes all mem- bers of the Pirates to be present al the Y, Nj. C. A. tonight at 7:3o ?. m, when Coach Miller will conduct an important business meeting. This meeting is very important. and none should fail to be present.
 Next Sunday th" Pirates will swing back into action when they cross hats with the strong Milldale team at Milldale.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
POSTPONE BOAT RACE
Predictions of Adverse Weather Have led Gar Wood 10 Postpone Contest,

New York. May pIencuons of adverse weather have led Gar Wood 10 postone until tomorrow the race between TWO of his speed boats and the 24th Century limited down tGe Hudson river from Albany to Ncw York. The rare ras scEedulod for today
 rahy Gar " and Taa> t;ar ', wlorei by Gar anI lis hro'rsr George. respective NH sts-. when 're Century, at e.97 a. m.. Eae'eJn standard tune, crosses the H3json bridge at Albany.
 'Woo1 wu a1so attempt 'o hra' the record of hours au1 Al Un- u'cs for the 1ao ml}os sci tast Drsk by F. r. Hoyt-s Tsas''.
 The rare mile for mile vii. ts 1"- =crihed by radio from m army air plsns and hroadcayt ry WIZ New York. and WGY, sctsnec'a1,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
COCHRASE, IS OUT

Westward Ho, England, May B. CAP)--L. Y. Cochrane of the On wcntsia club, of Chicago, was eim- mated from the British amateur golf championship tournament in the first round today. He was defeated hy A, D. Mathieson, of Dinburgh Burgess.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
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GIRL SWIMMERS ID
 DO THEIR STUFF
Local Girls Will Perform at
 Capitol Park This Summer

Emily and GroN CirNnehh New Britain swimmers hr promise, will play prominent raH in the state and national amateur championship events that Coach Herman Hunt is planning for Capitol Park Baths at Hartford's bathing beach this sea- son,
 Coach Hunt returns this year to the management ot the monster pool as head oG corporation that las sub-leased it from the De Walt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

rIonshlp golf tournaments, three open air boHjng shoUs, the farewell race Of Paa,o Aurml; the season { initial anpearance Of the nations foremost tennis players in comr"t1- tion: the promised return Of Bape Ruth 70 inc Yankees and a ra@A be- tween two speed uoats and the -"th Cen'u~y Limited,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Ev BILLY EVANS

"Tne best young catcher tn hreak ! into the American league iu the last lo years" That's Connie Mack's estimate Of Gorlon Cochrane, who is making his hic 'eague debut with thc Athletics, When l talked with Connie down nt r, Myers, Fla. the spring tr0in- irc camp Of the Athletics, ho was not s0 positive about Cochran" When I quoried him about the young man, who cost him in the nejglborho0d of 10000 iron men, he replied.
 "Cochrane has much promise, Ho is going 70 help my club, He lacks experience, has his faults but pos sess-s ability and enthusiasm.
 "JuSt now he has the habit of fighting tho hall, doesn't give with Y ar4 f affects his style"
 Ha. Peculiar Catching Stlic
 10 lasobaf. fighting the ball Is oons'rueI as not handling it with rssr. Instead of gi'ing with the laa 'h~ player has tre habit of w~HI h.s hands into i'
 Fms causes him 10 roc"i'e 'h" 'aU in q stiff manner, the muscles Fl. n- tened and, as a r"saEI many Tdt~n5I hallx arc dropped.
 W""N S"I ang had a eImtar h7Mt 7.t. na broke into the ma.ors. Ho". ..r he quickly o'ercamo fl and ~arhs one Of the games hest ,arhers.
 j'auos',orat'v Cochrane "as for .una'e In lavlng the advice of three mn Hap know every angle Of catch 0.~. ro0ue Mack, Ira Thomas and " Tertfns.
 Quickly Absorbed Good Advice
 CQnr'o Mack won diamond fame >v 2 catcher long before he became a~ rI's'anlirr big league manager.
 Ira Thomas, Mack's first assistant Tor lr@re uas one of the most Nalu- aNe ca'c7ers Tn the AmerIcan sar3e. Thomas vas ? thinker. He ra' 'a4 utmost out of his pitching e'7F
 ,y FsrE'5e pro Tor yrara has done 7rsctcaIty all the catching for he A'E'etlcs starred on tai}end 'ea7- + s'i.i rated one of the leading rG'cnary IT the ma.ors,
 QUtN 70 absorb the knowledge mrawr1 'o him l,y Mack. Thomas 1ri rtrfirv lt vas only q NUl sna~' nme before Cochraue bccan tt s.ow r.suNs. Almost overnight h' !"'e nr'd from likely prospoc lr'o great catcher.
 ID. .~a..n IS a "Rah-Eah' athlete IT, ,''.nIc1 Boston college. H.
 te~-. .a football as well as laso ra a' '-at institution. !. is har, 10 ur.@'s'aa1 bow the scouts of rh, t~o B.s'oa cubs overlooked him. 10 CT" player has done more t "ane NaaHs club fhc early sensa '3or of 'oe rna .ors than 'he louth 'u. Hcetre1e. The rest of the teau las ahs2ruo4 h1s enthusiasm, In e''al ~ drab lot, tIe Athletics ar nov a co.o-'4| aggregation.
 F1~.rars hats 1eFt handed all
 s'ene n tavn no g-rat difficult D G'''.r 2 ,or'' 1aNs. IFe IS the fastcS
 0s'r#e~ !, he American loseue.
 T..rr r- ro better ha'auocd catch |, 'rF ''aa ra 'ae mao than th
 ~oY'rra' ro-urane aad the 'o'era Fc~rI~v hr'r SITS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
ST. MAR ,
Totals

Stolen h7 'es Rangers 2 st. Msrys i. Two base hJts-Sr. John. Ferguson, su- ert Hayes Argosy. Double plays-Argo- sv in Bratton 10 Torhaskss. Hts-o off her q Stru~k ou,-hv SgInrt Q. Sac rfces-IIavos, Linn, Eratton. Rase on balls-oN sulert q. Empires Bentland.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Michigan of Waterbury, premier pitcher and mainstay Of the Milidale team of last year. has joined mp with the Salisbury team of the Maryland Shore league. I.sT reports from tho camp state that he is going great guns
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Two base hns--srHh. Walkrr. Irtsec". Rless.cr. Stolen havns -lrtgau, Dressrn. EouSh. Ea-r0ars -Crtz. sHechau, lnu- lie pla, s--urcssen 10 tIiu 70 FressNet
 tIars to McAu.ey 70 Gr'mm; Shef han to Brsss'or, Adars 10 Grmm to Hart rort to FGctg7u. '.eit on hases--o h."aEo $ C.rslrDau v, Ease on ball'-- or She"- han Q. or Nauf,ann {. Struck ou' 10" SaasNa- l. Naufwsn .. UmrircS Hart, \. LzuEhun and Eirlsl. Tims,-l.5S,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
RurglarS, Mi>lakP

MlnISrr's Wjfr-Waks ny. There are burglars n Inc house.
 MiniSsr- Wei what of it7 Let them ind ou' thar mistakes them ssl,ss -G.e-r1a Tsilo- Jacket.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Good Program of Major
 Attractions This Week

Nr7 York May :5- -(AP)-Met- roro1'qu srnrt4om has hpjgjnE program of n7lor at'rartions thls week Tre e.en'y include two cham
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
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 -z-Bsttsd for Bismillsr n 5-'. FChi"aEo .,.....-......-jHA 7AN "'f --b Cincinnati ..,....a...,.ha0 h'2 hhl-l
 Two base hits-Grfith, Grimm. Bresslcr Walker. Three base hit-Adams. Srolen bases-statE, Adams @. Sacrifices FriebsrE. Maranvile. Double play-Grimm 10 Maranviue 10 Grimm. Left on bases Chicago 6, Cincinnati s. Base on balls of Luque 2, Rismller l. Alexander ?. Hits-of Luqus in :. BiemNlcT l In 2. lJit hv pitcher-by Bjemiler (StHtzi. struck out-hy Luqus 2, Alexander 2. Losing ritrhsr-Luuue. Jmpres-Rigicr Hart and Mclaughlin. Tims-l .is
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
Totals

Two basA hits Mueller, Bell Three base hits OFarreU Flown Sa"r.t'e.- Horrshv. Double plays -Bottou1ley, CuU- assistedD. Coonsv and Bottom'e, Sfo. k Mitchell and Tovrrier. Left on bases- st. Louis Brooklyn 2. F0se on aans of pickeImsn i, sherdel I, Osborne ,. Struck out--hy Sherdo . osborne }. lIfs of Dickerlnau in I-5, c" SE"rdel 5 h 2c-2, Empires 3uig'rv and Moran. Losing pitcher Drekerman Time --li5.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

Sf. Lotus ,..s.,F'''.a ''''e'- NA'
 Tpo base hits Sc ereid Lamar. Three ns" hlts-st77rlors, Miller, Steirr bases
 . R zhcr. S'rTers Sacrifices Miller, pole. Double playS--Gauoway to Bishop tA simmons t"). Left on bases-Phlade' pris s st Leujs s Base or ha'ls--o't Walher= 2, Bush (. Passed hal}--SsF CT etA unpirss-0rrsby, McGowsu and rireer. Time 100.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

lr-Es.ted Ter Msrh.rrH tH at-,
 11x-Far for Fusther ln 9t'. " ash rLton ,......,.,.htl o'N '''- Ferret ...,'.. .,,....Ehl 'll ''S -
 Two tsrs rIt-IudEr Thr.. h's. rts
 Wjr.o. F'u" s7rrlfjrs--He.lnar. pou- s. rIav--s Har-,s 'o Judge Base o'. tstl,-or Russell !. If rauss :. v'-u k ruf-hy Marbsrr- 2 hy nadts :. Let on r?ses-WAsrirEro ne'roit B Wl't r,cn-FutssU Hus-oH Russell '0 '7 (. oT Marberrv in 2. Losing pr'~ht-- Russell Tm7Irr' ms eh@ t,vsrs Tms-l .is
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
INsrTC0

Two base hits smith (2), A. Blanchard Brandle C2p, l.audrwiue, Snyder. Three base hits--Fitzparrick, Prardle. Sacrifices Snyder retroske, Pase on balls-oF Blanchard 3, korsbsr :: Struck out-by Blanchard {, korebsr ,. Stolen bases Huber, Fitzpatrick. Left on hsses--Cor- hin :, Irsilcos S. Cmpire-Foerber. Time ot gams-I:55.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

off interests that manage the popu- lar playground of the capital city.
 The corporation includes besides Hunt, Ralph Pride, New Haven avia- tor and sportsman, and Milton ]" Moore also of New Haven, and will control together with the Capitol Park baths. tho Momauguin Inn baths, at tho popular east shore summer r"-ort.
 In Emily Ci.cynEki, Coach Hunt sees a ncH woman national amateur
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
REG ORDS
WEEKS RESULTS

READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
New Britain herald., 1925-05-25

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The Republican., 1925-11-19
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The Republican., 1925-11-19
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