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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
GYULEST TARTOTT A BRIDGE
PORTI SZOVETSEG.
1856 tagja van az egyletnek-A
multi evben % vi tag lepett be a
Sz0vetseg helyi fiokjaba-Nemso-
kara zaszloszentelest tart az
egylet.

A Bridgeport Sz0vetseg helyi
fiokja az elmult vasarnap tartot-
ia meg gyiileset tagsag meglehe-
t6s szepszamu erdekl6dese mel
lett. A gyiilesen a megvalasztott
nj vezet6seg foglalta el helyet. Ka
racsonyi szamunkban lekoz0ltiik a
tisztikart, azonban k0zlemenyiink-
0 k a k n k elkeriilte a figyel-
met, ide iktatjuk tehat ismet a
tisztvisel6k nevsorat az 1925-ik
csztendore:
Eln0k: Csolinszky Ferenc.
Aleln0k: Gene Gabor.
Ugykezel6 penztarnok: Hus6tc7
ky JOSEF.
Jegyz6: Gagyi Janos.
Ellen6r: Dorgai Gyula.
Beteglatogat6k: Steeltonon Is
Brier Hillen: Vassko Janos es
Ricz Janos. South Sideon: Czene
Gabor. Albert St.-en es k0rnye-
ken: Novak Gyula.
A vasarnapi gyiiles foglalko-
zott zaszl6szentelessel, a fiok To-
bog6jara penz egyGtt van, an
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

gyogyszertara volt - Is Spring
Common st. alatt -, Pennsyl-
vania allomassal szemben megnyi-
totta a legmodernebbiil felszerelt
$ minden sziikseges dolgokkal ell
latott gyogyszertarat.
Magyar embernek, aki bizony
nehezen tori az angliEus bikkfa
nyelvet, Macy konnyebbseg tudni
AIT, hogy ha bajara valiant orvos-
sagra van sziiksege, akkor ezt
megkaphatia magyar helyen,
Eber Ferenc testv6riinkntl.
Az heten megnyilt gy6gyszer-
tarba ugy az amerikai, mint az
ismert osszes ohazai gy6gyszerek
raktaron vannak. Magyar ember,
magyar orvost, magyar patikust
tamogasson. Magyar leany = ha
hasznal festeket, pudert egyeb
szepit6szereket = magyar patika-
ban vasarolja meg ezeket a koz-
metikai szereket. S6sborszeszrn,
valodi hazai keseriivizre, pi6cak
ra egyeb orvossagokra, kinek ne
lenne sziiksegeg Eber nj patikaia
ban mem csak AIT talalja meg, a
nit megvehet minden mas gy0gy-
szertarban, hancm nAla kaphatok
amint fentebb emlitettiik is az 0sz.
szes hazai kiilfoldi gy6gyszerek
medicinak egy6b gy6gyaszatt
eszk0zok es kiil0nlegess6gek.
Az ujonnan megnyitott patiks
helyet ismeri mindenki = ismetel
jiik, hogy a Pennsylvani allomas
sal szemben, Mahoning Ave.
hid k0zvetlen k0zelebcn, a /:
Spring Common st. alatt van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
KOsZONET.

Az east-yOungstowni Magyar
Atletikai Klub vezet6sege ezuton
mond halas k0sz0netet mindazok-
max, akik k0zrcmunkalkodasukkal
lchet0ve tettek a Klub sziniel6a-
dassal egybek0t0tt tancmulatsaga
nak Macy siker6t. Elsosorban ha-
las k0sz0net illeti klubhoz mem
.tartoz6 miikedvel6ket, akik "a
radsagot mem kimelvc, 0nzetleniil
segitett6k a Klubot ehhez sz6p
sikerhez. Viszonzasul vczet6s6g
eEhatarozta, hogy a miikedvel0lS
tisztoletere egy zartk0rii partyt
rendez, melynek pontos idejft S
megtartasanak hclytt e lapban
koz0lni fogiuk.
Szeretettel k0sz0ni vczetGs6a
a magyarsag igazan szep szamu
partfogasat, az ".Amerikai Ma.
gyar Hirlap" keszs6ges segitI
munkajat, melyek egyiittmunkal
kodasanak k0vetkezmenye volt a,
utan a sep erk0lcsi es anyagi' 81;
ker.
Teljes tisztelcttel,
A vezet0ssg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
FARSANGI MULATSAG

A Magyar Tarsas Is Atl6tikai
Klub februar loan, hetf6n este s
oral kezdettel, sajat helyisegeben
nagyszabasu farsangi tancmulat-
sagot rendez, melyrc mar most fei-
hivja rendez6seg magyarsag
figyelmet.
A mulatsagon ketseg xviii min
denki pompasan fogja magat erez.
nj. A rendez6seg a hangulat emcle.
set el6segiti avval is, hogy telje,
sen ingyen bocsat a k0zonseg ren
delkezesere konfettit es szerpen
tint. Ezen kiviil egyeb mas szora
koztatasrol is gondoskodik majC
a bal vezet6sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
AMERIKAS MAGYAR TESTVIR
AUX MEG EGY ZOKSZ0RA

Oszt hallgassa meg, hogy a hi
res, nevezetes, pihenteszii hejjes
p6gar 6s debreceni tajigas Bugyi
Sander vidam mokas Karbunkulus
naptara az 1926. kisfiist0s eszten-
d6re - tele sok keppel, trefaval,
egy eyre valo vigassaggal, kalan-
dos t0rtenettel ujfent megje-
lent. Benne vagyon az is, mikep-
pen jart Bugyi a Mars nevezetii
csillagbojg6n. Legolcs6bb naptar
fold0n, inert darabja csak p6sta-
k0ltcsiggel 1 dollar. Legjobb a
PITT levelbe tenni, osztan elkilde-
nj ere cimre:
tDebreceni Hirlap" ujsagval-
lalat, Debrecen, Csap6 u. 10, Hun
gary.
Utdirat. -Ha oszt&n komam
uramnak kedve szottyannek oil
cson finom jo konyyeket olvasni,
tegyen levelbe kulon 2 dollart.
Exert p6nzert 0t vastag k0nyvet
kiildiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

Olvassa ell ezen ciKkiinket es vagja ki
meg0rzes celjabol, id0vel sziiksege. le-
het ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
sZtjLETEsNAP.
Macy csaladi iinnepsly a South
Sideon.

Foly6 no lien felejthetetlen
Gromiinnepben r6szesiiltiink Meny
hert Janos vendegszeret6 hazanal,
party-day alllalmaval, mivel a kis
Menyhert Annuska tizesztendos
sziletesenek evfordul6jat iinnepcl
TEX a kovetkez6 kis baratn6k je-
lenleteben:
Gaal Trenke, Gaal Mariska, Sza-
kacs Margitka, Hntka Annuska,
Szakacs Geza, ifj. Gaal Lajos 6s
Laci, ifj. Szab6 t. Pista Is San
dor es az iinnepelt terstverei: Hon
ka es a kis Sander. Feln0ttek re-
szer6l OFT lattuk: Gaal Lajos 6s me-
je, Peterdy Istvan es neje, Mrs.
Hutka, Erdey Andras es neje, Sza-
bo T. Istvan es neje. AIT hiszem
sZiiksegtelen itten dicserni ven
deglat6 gazda es gazdasszony XII
szolgalasat, mivel varosnnkban
szamtalan barat, koma, rokon, is
meroseik tanuskodnak Mrs. Meny.
hert fejedelmileg elkeSzitett silt
jeirol es f6ztjeir6l. A kcrek di6-
ia asztal roskadozott sok finom
kekszi es torta, kirantott csirke,
paprikas s egyeb f6ztek alatt, a
hazigazda pedig Noe apank ned
vevel kedveskedctt feln0tt vende-
geinek = a siirii .pohar koccan-
tas utan oda jutottunk -, hogy
a silk szavairol ismeretes Meny.
hert baratunknak ugy megj0tt =
beszel6 kedvc, hogy mem talal-
nank G fold kereksegen oily ven
asszonyt, aki annyit tudott vo!
na szantani, hogy 8 be ne boronal
ia vOlna azon este. Gaal Lajos, {
magyar Caruso, ugyancsak k0sz6
riilgette a torl1at nemzeti dalra
csakhogy porul jart vele, inert to
rok hurutot kapott ICY legalabl
almaikat csendes bekeben t0lthet
TEX a sOuth-sidei csaladok -
magyar Caruso torok fajdalma m
att.
Ezen sorok ir6ja pedig a tame
mesteri hivatast akarta bet0lteni
kicsinyek k0z0tt, de sok SOL,
nedvtol bilincsek voltak labair;
rakva es ICY ,kotelessegenek men
tehetett eleget. No, de ez ICY i
volt jo, hogy ezen kicsi hibal
megt0rtentek, inert maskiil0nbel
kivirradatig tartott volna a muri
a munka pedig maradt volna
feln6ttek reszerGl, a kis vend6gel
pedig lemaradtak volpa az isko
lat6l. TIT emlitem meg, hogy ;
nagyszerii lakoma utan a 'kicsil
serege tancra perdiilt ugyancsal
roptak a magyar csardast. Zene
reszt kis Szakacs Geza nag,
szakertelemmel szolgaltatta. A XII
iinnepeltet udv0zl6 beszedekke
es ajandekokkal halmoztak ell XII
pajtasai. Resziinkr6l, mi is kiva
nunk, mint j6 baratol1, sok lily szii
letes, vagy nevnapi iinnepely el6
keszitesehez er6t, egeszseget E
tehetseget O j0v6re, Menyhert ba
ratunk es csaladja reszere. :.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

A warreni Munkas Bs. Far
sangi Balja a Walnut St.-i
Roman Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
Mulatsagok naptara


A warreni Munkas Bs. Far
sangi Balja a Walnut St.-l
Roman Hallban.
JANUAR 25, VASARNAP
A New-Yorki Magyar Sim
pad vendegjateka Canton
ban. Szinre keriil "Az asz-
SONY verve jo" enekes-tan-
tancos nepszinmii 80 a Bandy
Hallban.
JANUAR 26, HETF0
A Kossuth K0r nagyszabasu
es szenzaciiio6s "Rongyos Ball.
ia k0r termeiben.
JANUAR 81, sZoMBAT
A S. F. S. Magyar Tarsaskor
nagyszabasu Tancmulatsaga,
sharoni Menenchor Hallban.
FEBRUAR 9, HETF0
A Kossuth K0r futbalcsapata-
max nagyszabasu Tancmulat-
saga csapat javara, a Kos
suth K0r termeiben.
FEBRUAR 16, HETF0
A Magyar Atleta Klub Tanc-
mulatsaga sajat helyisegeben,
33S1a w. Federal st.
FEBRUAR 81, SZOMBAT.
A Cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet
ferfi-osztalyanak nagyszaba-
SUI Maszka Balja a cantoni
Nemet Hazban.
FEBRUAR %, HETF0
A Kath. Ifjusagi Kor Macy
szabasu Valentine Balja
Kossuth K0r termeiben.
MARCUS is, vAsARNAP
A farrelli ref. Ifjusagi Kor
Macy hazafias Sziniel0adasa.
APRILIS 12, vAsARNAP
A Munkas BIS. Egylet Silk
sharoni fi6kjanak sziniel6a-
dassal egybek0tott Tancmu-
latsaga.
APRILIs 13, HETF0
A youngstown Verhovay fl
ok nagyszabasu Husveti Tanc
mulatsaga a Kossuth K6r osz-
szes termeiben.
APRILIs 13, HETF0
A east-youngstowni Verho-
way fi6k pompas Husveti Bal
ia a Roman Hallban.
MAJUS 8 ,VASARNAP
A New York; Magyar Sim
pad vendegjateka. Bemuta-
tasra keriil: "Az asszony ver-
We j6" enekes-tancos nepszin-
mil.
SEPT 26, sZoMBAT
Beregi Oszkar es tarsulata-
max vendegjatska Farrellben.
oKT6BER IL, HETF0
Beregi oszkar es tarsulatanak
vendegfellSpte Youngstown
ban, a Moose Hallban.
OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKE
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDETO-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22

Tea-estelyt tart egyhazunk e
h6 31-6n, szombaton este a tenn
plom basementjeben, melyre ugy
presbyterium, mint az egyhaz
tagjai k0z0tt elenken folyik ke-
sziil6des. Val6szinii, hogy egyne-
hany .enekszam, vagy szavalat is
lesz a k0zonseg szorakoztatasara.
Ifjusagi Koriink jov6 vasar-
nap tartja meg rendes havi gyiile-
set, melyen egy szindarabnak a
kivalasztasa es betanulasa is $40
ba fog keriilni. Az eloadas ideje-
i'll egy alkalmas napot valaszt ki
"a rendez6seg, hogy pc mcsak a
munka es faradtsag legyen meg a
betanulasaval, hanem egy kis be-
vetellel is gyarapodjek aiKor penz
tara.
Az uj tagsagi konyvek mar nyo-
mas alatt vannak 8 mihelyt ke-
szen lesznek, mindjart gondosko-
dix kiosztasukr6l az egyhaz veze-
t6sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
VI SPORT CSAPAT.

A Kath. Ifjllsagi K0r januar 81
en- az Athleta Klub helyis6geben
tagjai resz6re zartkorii partyt
rendez ez alkalommal alakul
meg K0r baseball csapata.
A partyn resztvenni akar6k va
sarnap a templom elott jelentkez
Zenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
VI MAGYAR PATIKA.
Eber Ferenc Spring Common
St.-en, a regi helyen megnyitotta
vi gyogyszertarat.

Van egy regi magyar csardas,
melynek sz0veget ismeri minden-
XII: Hallod r6zsam, Katika, Kati-
ka! Kell-e orvos, patika, patika :?
Hat, akinek patikara van sziikse-
ge, az bizonyara 0r0mmel veszi
tudomasul, hogy Eber Ferenc a
regi helyen, ahol evekkel ezel6tt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-22
.3sik oLDAL.

set azzal, hogy olyan etelt ad neki, mely
mines helyesen elkeszitye. Az etel kulsS
csinossaga igen fokozza az ewes gyony6-
riiseget ngyancsak az emesztest is el6i
segiti.
-; ft a,arasrgl o,,aro1- 81.
aisbaa - a,gsg ai,,la;n,.han =.
tn.,. \. raa,a pnona 1annan an
am 1sztbet6 ;z,e+eo tsns,tshla1 b;r6 ss
k8nnuon a,l,ksz;thets TIA boszns,io
49,. a.; h;,toa ,oha+ noau +;su+o "a
-. a; 6aa1, poaans
Foa, of;,, !. al +sn,sl6ro+ elx
..,.9 ,,,,oao4. g., al. sa6uauar
,,rorno,,
K4,,;; o,,,saz;+on; osol 3n+sao fs++
,,;xo+ haaa5 o1 n+os;+ss szar;n+ A.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
NURMI SAYS HE NOW IS
 READY FOR BIG TEST
Finnish Fiier Declares Himself Ell --Will Be Chief Attraction
 Tomorrow Night

New York, Jan, 5.-Paayo Nurmi, Finnish flier, who will be the chief attraction at the annual track and fed meet of the Finish-Americaa Athletic club in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night, faces dou- tle duty and has declared himsc'. ready for the test,
 Nurmi's first start In America will ba in the mile, scheduled for 3 o'clock. Two hoHrs later he will qp- pear ir the 5,0o0-metres event. Two races In one day are anything but new to this marvel of Europe who has won two victories in an after noon at the Olympic games and has accomplished the feat many times in his homeland. but he may en- counter trouble if his opponents re- sor. to specialties in an effort to overcome the invader.
 Willie Ritola, countryman of Nurmi, has confined his training to the longer distance, leaving the de- cision in the mile to Joie Ray, Blond Plodder from the middle west. Such an arrangement undoubtedly would force Nurmi into super feats to win both contests. But Ray will not be alone in the mile. There will be Lloyd Hahn. Walter Higgins, Jim my Connolly and Leo Larrlvee, a sturdy array which has "burned up' American boards.
 By his own admission, Nurmi is not enthusiastic about indoor racing. although he has fought valiantly to condition himself for the supreme test, and at latest reports had at tained his speed and endurance with an excellent knowledge of accom- plishing the turns which appear so often in indoor competition. His ankles. 1t Is said, are hardened to a style new to him.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
Pennant Plays in Basketball
By COACH H. G. OLSON Ohio State University

Under the present rules, more op- portunities arise for the use of "out- of-bounds" plays than for tip off plays at center Consequently coaches are stressing more and more the use of definite "out-ef- bounds" plays.
 One method of putting the ball into play from eut-ef-bounds is to have the nearest man get to the ball quickly and then pass to a team mate "in bounds" before the oppo- nents have "eovered up."
 This method, however, is generally being discarded" for another plan; namely, having the four men in bouAds take certain definite posi- tiens on the floor and carry out a definite play from these set" posi- tions.
 Just as No. 1, who is out of bounds, gets his hands on the ball, No. 2 and No. pivot outward toward side lines and then cut back toward the basket
 At the same time No. . and No. 3 start No, cuts diagonally across ahead of No. f, then back on de- fense. No. 1 holds bis position and, starting just a little later than No. ., S or ], cuts in for the pass from No. l, as indicated in the diagram.
 Oftentimes this play opens up a lane directly to the basket, so that No. can dFibble way into basket for a short shot. If this is not pos sible, he can shoot from 16 feet out and let No. ,. No. 8 and No. fol- low in" his shot.
 This play and others of a similar nature, are very effective when car ried out with speed and precision.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
MATS WIN CLOSE
 ONE FROM LYRICS
(Continued from Preceding Page,)

ous and although Dillon called it Gordon's fourth personal and the crowd hissed and booed the Hart ford man, it was evident that it was not intentional. When he had re- covered, Weir made good one of his free tries and Barton went into the game for Gordon, taking Pite's place while Sammy went to forward, Re- sorting to back-ceurt passing and holding onto the ball all they could, the locals played hard for time, Red" Reynolds got his two poiner, Taylor got one on a foul and the final count was Weir's basket from the 15 ft. mark, Just as the whistle blew Reynolds threw another fine field goal. but 1t did not count The summary,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
Sarazen Again Makes
 Record Over Course

Hollywood Florida, Jan. 5.--Gens Sarazen again lowered the record for the eighteen hole course here ses- terday afternoon when he sank s long putt on the last hole for 67. He paired with Leo Diegel, Canadi- an open champion, in a match with Tommy Armour and Bill Mehlhorn. Sarazen and Diegel won one up after trailing two down at the end of the morning round of nine holes.
 Sarazen first shattered the course record Christmas with a 6S, two un- der par.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

A Los Angeles surgeon insists Dempsey's new nose will stand a heavy bloSv. -" Y" And we find our selves wondering exactly what he means, Walter Hagen will use a silver butter next season. sss But even a silver butter can look like thirty cents when the short ones run off the line.
 Apropos of the controversy as to who wrote the funniest story of the year, we wish to say we enjoyed Mfr. Camps All-Ameriea team best.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
CELTICS WIN

New York, Jan. 5.--The original Celtics defeated the Kingston five by Ia score of S1 to 26 at Madison Square Garden last night in one of the fastest games ever seen at the structure before a crowd that easily numbered 5000.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Paavo Nurmi, Finland's great dis tance man, apparently Is of sus- picieus nature. While training at one of the armeries recently, Nurni no- ticed sprinter flashing at high speed around the short turns and maryelled at the sight, It was Loren Murchlseh, one of Americas best dash men, When Murchison finish- ed his run, Nurmi approached him and asked for q glance at the Amer jeans shoes, He was much surprised to find them identical with his own.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
(Continued from Preceding Page.) middle of the floor, The lineup:
 All Stars
Apaciies

The twelve leading scorers in the Saturday Afternoon league:
 w. Nelson 66, II. Nelson 54, D, Ellison 4s. D, Lienhard 4S, T. Ca bolus Ss, A. Kalgren SC. J, Tuttles S4, J. Kaminicky 2S, E, Paris 26, C, Parker 23, c. Williams 2S, F. Loomis 19.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

The crowd was too partisan when they booed Gordon after le had crashed Weir in the second half. It was a hard, fast play and both men tried hard for the ball. Gordon be- ing the heaviest naturally came out best, but it was not Intentionally that he hurt the youngster.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

He Is q neat basketball player and gave the fans q treat by the masterly way he handled himself. That the crowd realized his ability was early evident for he seldom touched the hall but what the rabid fans would shout Don't let him shoot"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Ed (Heck) Garvey of Holyoke Mass. former football lineman al Notre. Dame, appears in his third professional pusilistic contest in New York tonight, facing Ben Smith who claims the heavyw weight cham pionship of New Jersey, despite the presence of Charley Weinert, con queror of Luis Angel Firpo.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Britain won the relay race by a full length and in the last event fancy diving Hartford won first place by the narrowest of margins, the places in the fancy diving.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
JoHNsoN's sTRIKEoUT RECORD

Walter Johnson has brought his strikeout record to the amazing total of S?t6 for the IS years of his career. In all probability that record is even safer than Babe Ruins Sa home runs.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
LOCAL BOYS WIN

lead Over Their Rivals From the
 Capital City.
 In series of athletic events con- dueted at the Y. M, C, A. Saturday morning the New Britain boys were successful in carrying of the hon. ors. The Hartford boys arrived at 9!S0 and as soon as they were ready the action started. The first event was crossing the Rubicon" and New Britain won after six minutes of juggling. The second event knight on horse" was won by Hart ford which made things even, The next event track relay was won by New Britain who almost lapped the Hartford boys. In a basketball re- lay Hartford made 1t even again but New Britain came through and won the two basketball games, the first a junior game was won by the score of IS to ?. and the seniors won theirs 16 to g. In the tank New
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
Personal fouls: Reynolds ?, 1, Sheehan 1, kilduft 5.
 Lyrics

Personal fouls: Gordon 4, Malcolm 1, Pete ?, Cohen 2, Baron l. Referee, Dillon.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

MT. Coolidge is pictured wearing skis on the White House grass. - This shows what will happened to a man who cats pie for breakfast.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Classified ads are brimful of op- pertunities for those who are com potent and energetic.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

The release of Pitcher Arthur De- catur to the Portland club of the Pacific Coast league is said to fore tell the coming to the Brooklyn Dodgers of First Baseman Jim Poole, the Babe Ruth" of the coast, and Second Baseman Emmett Me Cam. It is understood that John Hollinsworth, a pitcher will be sent to Portland in the deal.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

At that Weir has nothing to apologize for, for ho certainly guarded Gordon in fins style and held him to two field goals. Had it not been for the wonderful shooting of Sammy Pte Hartford would not have had look In.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Ty Cobb led the American league nine straight years in batting and almost as many straight years in spiking.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Steve Donoghue, English jockey who came to America and rode Papyrus to defeat by Zev, under Earle Sande, finished third in victor ies on the British tracks this season. r. c. Elliott was the leader among the little fellows. Archibald, the American who has been riding Euro pean horses for several years, is tenth in the list for 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Papyrus, English horse which in- vaded America in 1923, started in four events on home turf during the past year and failed to win race.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

A draw decision would be an ex- cellent way to stop all arguments as to the superiority of these two great players.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Gordon, the Hartford star, also is a Hayward star. He was three let ter athlete at the university. having captained the basketball team and played both football and baseball
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Grange is a wonder but no bet ter, if as good, as Mahan."
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Mickey Walker says Benny Leon ard Is rotten actor, ""S It Is evi- dent Mickey never saw Benny in one of the ten-round go-alongs on the tank circuit,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Reynolds and Taylor paired off nicely again, each getting their quota of tries.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Next Saturday night the Golden rods of Winsted are here.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

The Mats appeared in their natty black jerseys, with the orange and black lettering Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05
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Saturday nights game at the armory was as exciting as the fans could wish.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Things are now almost back 10 normal in the bleachors for Steve Dudack was back on the benches Saturday night,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

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New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Jim Johnstonc, former umpire in the National league, brings from Europe the information that the Giants and White Sox might have found for respect for baseball in Germany than in England, Ireland and France. According to John- stone, the boys across the Rhine have taken up the American game. They say it in plenty few years ago when the lines of olive drab were stretched along the famous river from salzig to Bonn. and over into Montabanr' That was 8 real baseball invasion, for every outfit had its team. and every soldier enjoyed the ludigrous attempts of tho German youth to catch a ball,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Jim Lynch's Gasco team plays the Stanley Works of the Dusty league at the Boys club tonight.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-05

Tommy Grifiitl,, who journeyed to the Brooklyn Dodgers from the old New England league, is heset by an enemy in the person of the giant Dick Cox from Portland of the Pa cihe Coast league. With Eddie Brown and Zack Wheat doing well in the wide open spaces of Ebbets' field, the newcomer will find only one vulnerable. spot-where Griffith is or was wont to wander. If the argument becomes torrid. Cox fs a favorite, as he was a boxing instrucr tor in the army.