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New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
WESTERN CHAMP MEMBER
 OF FAMILY OF GOLFERS
lm"rNm Carey, Jr,, Recently Crowned Junior Amateur King.
 InheritS His skill.

Hutchinson, Kas. Aug. 1S.-Thc star golfer of a golfing family that's Emerson Carey Jr, recently crowned western junior amateur champion at the annual tournament in Chicago.
 Two hundred and ten pounds of cool, nerVclcss precision go 10 make this youthful Cornell student one of the outstanding players of his age in the country.
 June" Carey has hccn waving golf clubs since he was too small for regulation sticks His father. Emcr- son Carey, salt masnatc and monu- laCturer, has two of the finest courses in Kansas at his country cs- tate and has built two other courses in Hutchinson, ono in park he gave to the city and the other at coun- fry club.
 Golf is the main hobby of Mir. Carey aud he has seen to it that his youngest son devoted all his sum- mcrs to the game for years.
 His greatest ambition has been to sec Emerson Jr.. a champion and he was present at Chicago 10 see that fulfilled. But he doesn't intend to
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
EVANS GIVES DOPE
 0N BALk QUESTION
Explains Instances That Have
 Come Up For Discussion .
(By BILLY EVANSl

IL IS permissible for the pitcher to set on the rubber without having the ball in his possession? Can A pitcher while standing off the rubber makes some preliminary motions to deliNer the ball to the batter and then snap the ball to first in an eitort to catch runner there?
 
 The pitcher has no right to get on the rubber without having the ball in his possession. If he does so, he commits a balk, regardless of whether he makes d motion to pitch or not.
 The baserunner is guided in his movements by the action of the pitcher. The rubber in the center of the diamond is to pitch from. When the pitcher takes his position on the rubber, the runer forms the opinion that he is ready to pitch. He at once takes his lead.
 It is permissible for the pitcher to deliver the ball to the batter if he has none in his possession. There fore to get on the rubber without having the ball is deception, and must be called ball in order 10 offer tho baserunner proper protec- ton.
 The pitcher while off the rubber has no right to feint q delivery 10 the hatsman and then snap the ball to first base. If such an act were permissible. simply because the pitcher was standing off the rubber at the time the haserunner would constantly be at the mercy of the pitcher.
 The pitcher must be on the rub Der to properly pitch and when he starts his delivery he must complete it. The pitcher who fails to get on the rubber for purposes of deCep- ton, and then adds 10 the trickory by feinting delivery of the ball, doubly deceives.
 Such an act must he interpreted as balk.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Some real good marks were shown yesterday Ht tn" annual track meet ot the playgrouuis of the city Smith school surprised all by taking the meet A strange coincidence won the meet for the smith team. In the finals. it was seen that in the suit case race. smith was the only team to enter, all the others falling down on the ioh, Smith ran the race and was awarded nine points or enough fn win.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
FLATWARE TEAM LANDS
 FIRST PLACE IN LEAGUE
High Streets. Trade Shop and H. X B. Have Merry Scramble For
 Second Place HOnOrs

The Flatware team, leaders in the Landers Inter Department baseball league, barely nosed out the II. X B. team in d regularly scheduled con- test at the Company's recreation field last evening. Summers, lcad- ing acc of the Flatwarc team, has his best night of the season holding the ratWare hatters to six scattered hits, and sending l2 of them back by the strike-out route. The victory last night decided the first place in the league. The rest of the teams are having a merry time fighting for second place with the High streets, Trade Shop and H. X R. so close that a game won or lost by any of them will change the entire situation,
 The management of the All-Star team has game in the works with the st. Stauislaus team of Merlden and would also like games with Mill dale, Yalesville Bremen, Mcridcn Recreation and any other team in hte state.
 Tho sCore.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
CARRINGTON'S WILL
E>tatc of New Ha,c0PubliShcr Val uod at $2O0, O0O-Wire Gets Life e of Onr-l third.

New Haven, Aug. lS UP,-A hear ing on ihc wtll Of r., Whrtdgt rarrutsoO, late publisher of the JournarCourirr. nnd in Madison yesterday has been srt by Probate Judge A, ", MarsIcn for August l9.
 The will was drawn only short time before Mr. Darlington started on lhv trip on which he was killed in a motor accident near Concord, N. H., last week,
 The main provision Of the instru- mcnt deyiscs onc-third of his estate, estimated at about $20p.ooO to his wife in trust for her life use and the lrsidue. after deduction of bequests to lratcrnal bodies, as trust fund for his two sisters in equality for their lifa use.
 Mr. Darlington proyidc4 that in the event of the death of his widow that her share should be added to the trust fund for his sisters, Mrs. Daniel Cook Of Waterbury and Miss Mac Enc Darlington of New Jersey. In the event of the death of either or both sisters their rights in the estate go 10 surviving children.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
WhoIs YourSkinny
 Friend, Ethel?

Tell him to take Cod Liver oil for couple of months and get enough good healthy flesh in his bones to look like real man.
 Tell him, it's the only way to take those grave-like hollows from his cheeks and neck.
 Tell him he won't have to swallow the nasty oil with the nauseating tishy taste because the Mccoy Lab oratories, of New York. are now put ting up Cod Liver oil in sugar-coat- ed tablet form.
 Ask for McCoy's Cod Liver oil Compound tablets. Dickinson Drug Co. and every druggist worthy of the name sells them 50 tablets--60 cents. Any man or woman can put on five pounds of healthy flesh in so days or your druggist will willingly refund the purchase price.
 One woman put on Is pounds in six weeks. Children grow robust and strong-Feeble old people feel younger in few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
MUSkETEE.RS WIN

The newly organized Musketccrs won their first game in series against the Oak street Wonders yesterday. A home run was hit hy Waiter Bell and tho Musketecrs pitcher was the boss all the way through, The score at the md ot the contest was 10 to in favor of the Musketccrs, The management would like to arrange games with any senior team in indoor baseball For games call Inc Nathan Hale playground any time from 6:3o to S:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With We'll; Re- move Them With Othine---
 Double Strength.

This preparation for the removal of freckles is so successful in remov- ing freckles and giving clear beau tiful complexion that 1t is sold by all drug and department stores with guarantee to refund the money if 1t fails.
 Don't hide your freckles under . veil or waste time on lemon juice or cucumbers; get an ounce of othine and remove them, Even the first few applications should show a wcn- derful improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely.
 Be sure 10 ask for the double strength Othine: 1t is this that Ia sold on money-back guarantee.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
HEAD LEADS HITTERs

Lee Head of Rochester. continues to lead the International league swatters with mark of .SSt, though Vernon Spencer of Buffalo has crashed out the most hits, 160. Bill Kelly, also of Buffalo, tops the scorers with 1O5 runs. Johnny Roser. Baltimore, is the home run king, having 24 circuit pokes to his credit.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
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(SCCond ganc)

R. II, F. Springfield ooQ0o0Ol0-l 9 5 Waterbury 1ool4?0ox-S s Q Saunders and Neiderkorn; ], Q'Neill: Touchsrone and Mccarthy.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

The racquet wieldcrs of the city win he interested m the proposed city championship tennis tourney that is to be conducted under the auspices of the New Britain Tennis club. Entries for this event can be filed now, and il is expected that large number will play during the tournament.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Berlin, East Berlin, Kensington, Maple Hnl and Newlngton. and he must furnish an entrance fee. The games will be played on the newly built tennis courts Of the club on Lincoln street, Entries will be &C., cepted up to August 20 by mail or phone by w. B. Murdook, chairman of the tournament committee. His address is t76 Lake street. phone ?lG5 Everyone within the district named, is eligible 10 complete and it Is expected that a large plumber win be entered.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
RECEIVE CHALLENGES

The Bluehirds of New Britain have received letter from the Pioneers of Plainvlle challenging them 10 two games, one 10 he played in Flainville August 9S. and the other in New Britain on September lnasmuch as inc Bluchirds are a church league team they have voted not 10 play Sunday games. The let fer has been turned over to The niNies" who are endeavoring 10 sign up for these dates.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
POLICE TEAM LOSES

The New Britain police depart ment baseball team was defeated in New Haven by the Elm City team yesterday by the score of { ts O.. The New Haven bluecoats scored all their runs in the second inning. In- field hits and errors helped In the scoring, New Britain was powerless against the slants Of McNeil. New Haven twIrler. New Britain failed 10 place in any Of the events In the track meet held yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Seeing that Eill Mangan, star tsckstop of the Paradise Park team' VAS missing from the lineup last Tuesday, Larry Maugan was out in full force tu root for his sons mates. Larrys roofing played a great part in the victory scored by Paradise Tark over Washington.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
Leonard Bites Foes
 Ear and Loses Fight

Providence, R. l., Aug 1S (Pl- Jack McNey of New York, won on a foul in the sixth round of his scheduled 10 round bout with "Sheik" Leonard of Wallingford at the Arena \. C. here last night. Leonard was accused of using his teeth on McNoy's ear after having heon warned for "knecing" the col orcd weltorwoight. The bout was last np to the time it was stopped with McNey having a slight margin. MCNoy weighed 1491s and Leonard 14qI.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Placed No, s in 1924 nationa rankings,
 Reached fourth round in classic losing to Jean Lacoste, French star
 Has made Big Ten" past tive years. Same rating each time.
 Won All-Comers title at Wimble. don, 1921.
 Reached sem-fnsls in Illinois state championships last season Beaten by Howard Klnsey.
 Also in same rounds at Southamn. ton and Newport invitational meets same campaign.
 Paired with Wray Brown, rated ninth in national doubles, 1924.
 Commands good general all-round game.
 Essentially a basoliner.
 Fore and backhand drives equally effective.
 Extraordinary fleet afoot. Steady, Aggressive. Powerful driver, being noted for accurateness. Dangerous in net play.
 Service is an exaggerated Amer ican twist. Ineffective as point get ter Valuable used against orpo- nent with weak backhand.
 Nollcylns crisp. But somewhat cratic Overhead shots unsound.
 Homes in St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Fans along the street are a'roadE nicljnC their faNorites and 10 say that one team has bigger following than another, is saying wrong thing.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
Don't Be Bald

Thin haired readers should use PariSian Sago hair tonic and scalp treatment at orsr and cs,arc being bald. It's guar anlced to stop falling hatr and itching s-t}p. raush all dandruft and make hair SLOW or money trfuudCd-An druggists sell it. Remember the namo-FarsIan SaGc-bost for hair and scalp
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Tho managers of the four teams will he required 10 have their for felt cheeks and their llneurs in thls office on Saturday at the latest ana then cevrythinc will he in readiness for the series 10 AtNrt.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

The Herald baseball team has hopes Of hcatmS the Hle Army baseball team before the season IS over. "Kpd' N,nber- got broken tnger in the practice before the game the other msht and the Herald players claim this as an ahhl.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

let the boy stop there, for hen be % ths winter and out Of the junior class.
 The Curuys, father and four sons, are all golfers ot no mean ability, but the youuEstcr tops them all.
 Emerson lr, probably win be a fixture in the line Of Gil Dobies Cornell football team this falt He made quite a reputation during his freshman year but did not play reg Ui1rly last scusou Like his three older brothers he Is a great kicker.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Ehmke g. Hits-on noyIo Il in 6, .o0 Darroll Q In 2, off Ross m tg.3, of Ehmko in ti-3, lln by ritrhrr-hy Ehmko to'Eourkel Winning pitcher Ross, Losing pitchrr- Dove, l'mpircs- h'ncu. llHdehrand and Rowland, Time -l so,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
Tennis Club to Stage
 City Title Tournament

The New Britain Tennis club will hold an open city tennis tourna- mont in the near future and entries for the singles and doubles are now onon. Tho conditions for entry arc that tho players must he amateur, must hc resident of New Britain,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
HAAS IS RECALLED

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 1S- George Mule" Haas, hard hitting outiielder with the Southern Assoei- ation club here. has been recalled by the Pittsburgh Nationals. He uill report immediately. Haas came to Birmingham this spring and fer . time led the league in home runh
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

All in all. inc series will he the best that has been carried through in this city for some years.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

The Rangers will hold another of thelr popular hcaD rides down the Connecticut ri,er on sunday, August 23. and thls Is expected 10 he the big event of the sa1son. A larger and better boat and q longer ride Is in store for those vho go on the trip,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
tContinued From Preceding rage)
ST. LOUIS
AB, R, II, 20. A.
Totals
Saited for Knight in ath,

'" F0ilPd fOr NnleUt m QlN,
 Two base s-Bot'omloy. Mueller Cl, Huber. Three base hits-liafoy. Reiuhart lirme run-Hornsby. Sacrtcrs-Deraur Mueller, Bell, leulinc, Fnnorg. Double rlayS-ToNorr"r, Hornsby 10 Rottouey friherg to fonseca. Left on bases Philadelphia 6. St, Louis ., Base on n3'I, of Rcinhau 3, off Knight 2. Stuak out--hy RcnhHrt ., by Knight ., juts of pccatur in ,, (nonc out in i'hD. off Knight 10 In s. Wild Knight. Losing pitcher Decatur. Empires klcm and Wilson. Timu-l ;G5.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
Second ganlC)
pittShCltl- Hartford

Hartford Aug. 1S,-Harttord de- featyd IIttsheld in an endurance contest here yesterday afternoon, 9 to 1 The Senator collected IS hits off the combined deliveries Of Mills and Johnson, while the HilleS gain od fourteen safe blows from James. The score:
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

In the Boys league at Walnut Hill park tomorrow, Paradise Park Will rlay smith and Burritt will play Ma than Hale in the fifth last round ot Iames. The leaguc is kncttcd uN Tn good shape and the games from now on should be hum dintgers.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
Fl.ATW ARE
VETERAN BANKER DIES

Greenwich, Aug. IS Pl-Josiah North Wilcox, - years old, of Fort Chester, N. r., died in the Port Chester hospital yesterday, He had been connected with the First Ma tional Bank of Port Chester for nearly So years heinz cashier and of late vice president. He also was a trustee Of the Port Chester Say ings bank, a trustee of the Port Chester Public library of which he was an incorporator,
 Mir Wilcox was born in River side, Greenwich Resides his wife, he leaves a daughter and son, Judge Arthur Wilcox,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
EASTERN LEAGUE
Springfield Waterbury

Waterbury, Aug. Is Pl-Water- bury celebrated pcnnunt day by winning both games Of double header with Springfield. here yester- day afternoon hy scores Of ? to 1 and to l. The first game was d pitchers battle between Braxton and koefC until the ninth when nonahue led off with hit and came home with the WinvinE run all the way from first base when the Springfield pitcher threw Yordy's sacrifice hunt into right field The hrasscos were oulhit by the Ponies in the second contest but made good uSr Of their eight hits by mixing them with saunders seven passes and Sprinsdcld's five errors. The pennant raising took place between the games. The players Of both teams headed by Mayor Francis F.. GuItoiIc, Ex-Governor Charles A. Tompleton, President ban O'Ncih of the Eastern league, and prcsi- dent Herman ]. Wrisman of the RrasscOs marched behind band to ti1o new flag pole in center field where Mayor GuilfoiIe raised the 1924 prnnant. The score:
 fIrirct t-1urrN
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
The Standing
Games Today

Albany at Worcester. New Haven at Bridgeport, Springfield at Waterbury. Pittsicld at Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Waterbury ., Springfield 1. GsD. Waterbury s, Springfield 1. (9G. New Haven ., Albany 0. Gst. New. Haven 4, Albany .. (2d). Worcester 10, Bridgeport :. QsO. Worcester 6, Bridgeport 5, (2d). Hartford 9, PiUstield i.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
ROsl'C
Totals
I-Rltted T0r ToNTe m IJTI.
 EaAtna fnr Lnrrnll lm 4tlL

yx-Eatted for CarrOll m 9tF
 pctroit .,...,.......,..l' "'' Boston ,.....,.,.,.....lSo -ll UmN-'
 Two base hts-ORo Rourkc Nun. Three has. hit-Todt. stolen hasc- Drothro. sacriftces-He,uE. Eoeom Boone Flag stead. Double plovs-l.or to RoErU [" rodt: Toeel Lee fo rodt Left on bases Detroit :, Boston <. Base on halls -cn Doyle 2. of Carroll 1, of Ross I. Struck out-hy Dove 1, by Ross l. ey
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
The Standing
Games Today

StY Louis at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at New York. Detroit at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Pittsburgh 5, New York 3. Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 1. Sl, Louis 2, Philadelphia 2. UsN. St. Louis S, Philadelphia 1, (c6.
 t7 innings).
 Other clubs not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
NEW YORK
 Tr n

A-Battcd for Lyons in Sth.
 Two base hits-pusau, renuock. Sar- ririrp hits RcugouCh. Gchrg. Left on hases-New York :, ChraCo ]. Base OH halls-or Pcmuock ., off r1crEros |. off roruallv I. struck out-hv Pcuuork 1. Hits-off Lyons 6 in [, off ''tugros in l-2 off Counany in 2-& lii by pitcher by Lyons (nugam. Losing Wrhey- lyons. Umpirrs- Morianty, urmshy aud Narin, Time-l ,jI
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
Spe a kin g of Sports

Evidence that the New Britain high school football mentors are planning 10 clean up this fall, is given by the call for practice again tonight at Memorial field at ' o'clock. The squad of candidates has been out once or twice before but because the season is fast coming along, the boys interested in the sectional victories Of which New Britain has always had its share, are planning to get out In full force this year
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YCStCrtIBy's Results

Jersey City 5, Buffalo {, (tsN, Buffalo II, Jersey City 1. (cd). Toronto [, Providence ..
 Rochester (, Reading I.
 Syracuse at Baltimore, rain.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
Baseball at a Glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia 5. st. Louis 2, New York 2, Chicago 0. Boston [, Detroit 2.
 Cleveland at Washington, rain
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
The Standing
Games Today

Buffalo at Jersey City. Toronto at Providence. Syracuse at Baltimore. Rochester at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

The Dragons baseball team of the City league will practice tonight at 6:S0 al Walnut Hill park. The pra- gems will meet the Rangers, league leaders, at the hill Saturday and all though they will be minus many of their star players, will do battle in the best way they know how.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
The Standing
Games 1odIay

New York at Pittsburgh. Chicago at St. Louis,
 Other clubs not scheduled,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
Totals
7lS IS n ~.
 PHILADELPHIA

N~-Batted for Gerber in Eth.
 NX--Battcd for Giard in Eth.
 NsN-- Batted for nMforth in 9th
 Two base hits-iulc C2l. Williams, Eirc stolen bases -Ricc, S'sler. Sarufi,c--la- riar, Double plays-Itale Dykes and Fcole MrManus and Sislcr. Left on Naso-St. Louis [, Philadelphia '. Rasc on hals-oft Giard $. llits--oN Giard in $, panfnrth in .. Losing ritchor- Giard. Umpircs-'icisel, MrtioNnn and owens. Time--l;35.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Interest should be keen in the h. dustrial track meet 10 be staged at Willow Brook park on September D. Most of the events will be closed to the workers the factories, but the feature of the day will be the 100 yard open for the championship of the city This should bring out all the crack runners of the city and will be a revival of the races that rsed to be run in tnis city in years aAzs by.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
RritlGcport- W orCcstCr

Worcester. Aug. l&,-Worcesler defeated Bridgeport in two games yesterday afternoon the first 10 to :. and the second 10 8. Bunching hits brought victory in each in stance. Stenge and Smith made home runs in the first game, the former with two on. Woodward was sent from the field in the first game for using indecent language to the umpire. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
(SCCond gane)

k, H, r., Albany ... oo1oootoo--9 : Q New Haven O3oo001Ox-4 9 1 Shower and Mum; MCkcnty, pa- Nics and Berger.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
,AlbaDy-\CW Haven

New Haven, Aug. 13.--NeW Haven took both games of the douhlc- header yesterday with Albany, to and 10 7. The scores;
 (f'irSt gamc).
 E, II. F. Albany ..,. ooooo00oo--o , Q New Haven o0o00oO2x-2 S Q Odonwald and Barnes; Nichols and lCriau.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
LsECOND GAMEl

Philadelphia ...........1nn ooN G--i St. Louis ..,,.,,,,,.......l00 Qc3 .->
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

E. II. E. Bridgeport SoooloO2l-- r 2 Worcester 3@0go3o0X-lO 13 1 Meteyicr and Starr; F. Edwards Woodward, R. Edwards and smith,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-13

Manager Tommy Aldrich Of the Dragons team, sought 10 have the game postponed because his lineup will be pretty well shot Saturday, but Jack Argosy Of the Rangers wanted the game played and eScre- tary Ahc Aronson said that he didn't think it would be inst right to have the game postponed. Therefore, AL drich stated that his team would play and would give the Rangers a good rub for tho game Saturday.
 Saturdays game. the third last lot to be played in the City league Will be the most important of the entlre season and the fans will be treated 10 baseball extraordinary. The pra- eons will meet tEe Rangers on pla- mond No. 1 at o'clock; the OrloIes will play the Burritts on plamonu No ? at o'clock and the r. & F. Corhins and the Falcon Reserves Will meet on Diamond No. i at 4 o'clock.
 The fans of the city are getting all het up over the prospective battles in the series for the championship of the city which start next sunday with the Pirates playing Au-hen- sington in kcnsington.
 Kensington will play the New Brit ain Gascos tonight in twilight en- counter and Manager Buckley or the south enl team will pick his lineup out of those who play to- right