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New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
SCHANG DISABLED
Veteran Catcher Tempnrar riIN Put Out of Commission When struck On Back nf Head By Bat,

St Louis, Mo. March 2 lP~-Wol- lie Schang, veteran catcher inc Browns purchased from the I0nhcm this winter vas temporarily disabled at the Browns fraining oamp at Tappon Springs, J'ia. yesterda" when he was struck ,quarriy on the hack of the head hv hat that slip ped out Of Marty McNanus' hands during batting practice.
 Schang vas knocked cold, hut w"1 quickly revived. His physician sait uo probably will suffer no scrioHs fleets
 Thirtv-one members os the t@r 4inal squad were or hand Icsterda,' for the start Of training at 'ho Cal dinal camp at San AuJonio. Ta%aS rnly ''ro regulars are now absent Before putting the players through brisk workout Manager Eo-'r= lTornshy gave his horcfpa . talk f" vhich h. said "Wa hale no room o" this club for =.ron6.li'jsion rla2. trs.''
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
GOOD GAMES ON
 IN DUSTY LEAGUE
N, B, Machine Meets R. & E.
 LanderS Battles FainirS
League Standing

{ A basketball battle that has all tthc earmarha of d championship Icoutcst is scheduled in 'he Industrial League ot tho Y NJ C, A. tonight when the Laudors Trarv & Clark
 quintet stacks up against thu soc-
 ond place Tafnw five in the second
 contest Of the evening The first
 game between the New Britain Ma
 chtue fIyo and tae Russell d. Er- Twin quintet promises 10 develop into ! 3 tnssle Of parts and all in all a
 sizzling night Of basketball is in store
 for tlc followers of the Industrial League play.
 1 Charley MiIler's quintet with the
 addition Of Turner, lanky and DOW CT
 ful Maine voodsmln 70 tho lineup, is
 Ia revampcd outfit and ia able 10
 give battle 10 thu best in the league, fThe last few games which the Ma.
 chine five has played have shown ithat thu team has finally come into its own and the R. & [. five. head
 ed by Captain Johnny SaXo, will have to do some tall hustling 10 pull out with q win over the Ma chine company
 The Russell X Erwin quintet is
 Inc only one so far 10 pin defeat
 on 10 the league leading P. x F. Corhin five but the play ot the team
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
WORKS AT TOP SPEED
Pitcher Carl Mays Arrives Al Rcd. Training Camp and Sntistic- Him self About Comeback.

Cincinnati, Ohio, March Ft-- Arriving al the Orlando rranng camp yestcrdoN Pitcher Carl Mays of the Cincinnati Erds went in and pitched at top speed for 50 minutes TO satisfy himself that he would he able to make good his promise to stage q comeback,
 Last year l couldn't go more than two CT three innings without haytng q pain ill my right shoulder and hack,' said Mays. "I have not felt that for q moment since I start d training thre4 weeks a&o at Hot Springs
 Mays won ga ramos tn 1921, hut vas successful in only two starts last year, His performance ycstar- day vas the high light in the teams first day in camp. Eigh'een active players were on the field. Remaining members of th" team wnre expected 10 arrive in a day or two,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
Roosevelt Brothers Are
 Due Back in N. Y. Today

New York, March (PL--Theo- .dore and Kermit Roosevelt, who have completed their successful quest for specimens of tho Ovis Poli, 'raro mountain sheep of Central Asia,
 zero due in New York today aboard the Berengaria.
 A delegation Of prominent men land women Of the scientific political land social worlds will greet the re- turning hunters and their wives. ad. Idi'ional greetings will he extended when the pair return to Oyster Bay The Roosevelts obtained S4 skins .of big game and 7on small mamals land rare birds, all of which are des- .tin"d for the Field Museum in Chi .raso. Among the trophies are an ioeX with horns of five foot spread, six tigers and three rhinoceroses.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
WashjNGt0n Senators
 Having Batting Drill.

Washington. March CP' - Bat ting drill is under way at th" Tampa camp of the Washington %ruators, but the sluggers Of th" American )>"=ue champions have not yet parked inc ball oyer the toncr.
 Goose Goslln, the clubs heavy hitter, is ready for intensive train ing now. having signed his con tract. The contract was termed Q compromise but the dollar mark 1I>m was not disclosed.
 Trainer Mike Martin predicts an other good year for the regulars, Johnson and Covrleahie, and for 1on Bush, 31dad 10 tha staff in 6 ~1la with Sf. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

'0rV and 1sk th"m WN0l is good for aches and pains. Or ask th" Pittsburgh trainer, George Aston. He knows.
 Right away you'd learn. If yon lon't know fl already. that there is a magic linimcnt made in Wash ington by the Senator's trainer which Is used in the big league he- oause fl knocks out such ailments quicker and better than anything on earth.
 Every World Champ listed above endorses publicly thjs same rni- ment, They are unanimous about
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
NiERInEN SCHOOL erPT. OIr

Meriden, March The hoard of education. at irs monthly meeting las evening, took from the tahl" the resignation or nr. David Gibbs, sn- pcriNtcndont oN schools which vas presented al the meeting on Janu- ary IS. and voted to accept tt, ef- fective March l9
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
O. HENRY MOST POPULAR

Moscow, March ? R--o. Henry Is the most popular American author in Russia. He is known among Rus sian readers as the American Max i'm Gorky." A new play called The Colonial Romance" based on his "Cabbages and Kings" Is now being produced In Moscow.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

Fans ho feel
 cold, achy, lame, stiff, rheumatic and
 sore should get hold of the " or1d Series heroes, Oldham, Wright, Morrison. Meadows, Rawlings, .Nl1Yidgo, Krerler, Noors or Barnhar' who hclpod battle Nittsl4UrEh t0 7lr-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
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 COMP, ,IMFNT TO MIKE MARTIN

f - just like Tv Cohh. Walter Johnson. George Slslor and scores of others are. r IS q cinoh Pitts Nurgh wouldn't Use Mike Martin s | Iniment fl it wasn't the best moncv ,an buy because money is no oh-
 q 10 a chap in their game.
 Mike Martin, Trainer of Clark Grlffiths bunch of stars. makes it.
 He backs every hottie with his SEE nature and reputation. The best stuff money can buy go"S into it-- results are naturally better and good gosh but how can 1ry@ody go wrong with a remedy endorsed like f is Throw away that foul smnll- ing bottle of lNsterinI luimcnt Chuck into the ash can oil fash toned stuff you have around tha house and invest 2 fow cents in a bottle of Mike Martins s Linimcnt \ good rub tonight an1 you focl like a fighting klI, ready to run a foot race in tho morntnC All drug Cists have Mike Martins Lirimrnt with his personal directions on saCh bottle.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
INTER NIRSES, SCHOOL

Miss Margaret Hallinan of Bea yer street and Miss Agnes Quirk Of Smallev street, left today 10 enter &', Francis training school for nurses at Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
ORDERED TO WALK
Manager MckcChnic Of Pittsburgh Pirates Adds Hiking To Training List nf Players,

Pittsburgh, March FA~HIkinE nas been added to the training rou- tine of the Pittsburgh Pirates at paso Rohles, California.
 Obliging motorists have b"cn giv- ing the world champions lift in Jr3volns between their hotel and t4a ball park, hut Manager Tlll Nc Koohnie has rul,E all trips 10 the training camp hereafter must h" made on foot, The distance is short and Mckachnie believes tho hike will do no harm
 The entire eighteen members ot tho hurling staff went through a spirited workout yesterday and Me- Kc"hnio expressed himself well pleased with the performances of both regulars and recruits,
 The management Of Forbes held hos announced admission prices this season have been advanced 10 con form with admission charges in ef- feet a4 other fields in tho circuit.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

Australia and New Zealand en. force compulsory training, while the governments of Canada and South Africa have the power 10 do so.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

Harold Skinner. son of Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Skinner of Thompson street, has returned from the New Britain General hospital where he was operated on for the removal O. tonsils.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

There wasn't much 10 the final star bout Of the evening, because after the first round when kaplan had taken everything that Petrolle could send in, there was nothing 10 i. by Kaplan. Except for a slight Hurry in the third round, Petrolle vas on the retreat nearly all night l0NE
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
REMINGTON NEWS

Mrs Frank B. Rau of Robbins avenue, has returned after brief visit to the home of her sister in WeStheld. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

Another reads; The focal college frosh chalked up another win. Ernest Neipps great play featured the freshmen's attack. Time after time Neipp sank sensational shots from tho field which gave them T uin."
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

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New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

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New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
SFe a kin g
 of Sports s

In A letter received by his par ents. 'Lenny" Schmidt tells of some Of the doings at Troy Conference Academy. 'Lenny" is the captain Of the basketball team there and plays in one Of the forward posi- lions, He IS travelling at fast clip and is leading his teammates in scoring,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

There W9S no accommodations for fhe taking Of tickets and thou sands ot fans eager to get inside, kept milling and pushing like cattle in big pen. The spacious drillshed was filled 10 capacity after the crowd got in and 1t was well after 9:So o'clock when ths first bout was put ua. Ii was also well after l2 o'clock waen The last bout was over.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

ruc change is maq> -o tone ID J.t lineup or the Guards "hi"h srIck '>rv ,'a1 chord Saturday .ut. "Ncrt" Ta''or 1ras crippled ,ith q bad coli and 'as unable to ei . j1ls best and l., has hcen on rNr ,trrn of going sta'e tho last '.w 4am>s SO a rest won't hurt him 'uy. He will ba in suit tomorrow right and will ba ready to take the Hnor upcn call.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

0ra Of them reads:---"Neipr who vas one Of the sensations on the football squad, seems to be just as good on the chalked court. The lanliy boy displays dazzling brand of floor work that Is great help 10 the freshman five. Neipp has his opponents baffled because one week he is continually scoring from under the basket while the next he is throwing them in from the Aeld, We expect to hear of NAipp oeain next year when he tries out for the varsity five"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

Manager Clarence Lanphcr fol. ,o7ing the poor showing of the Ma t,onal Guards last S1turluy night. will try out T new continuation of forwards as starter in ti1r Bristol En1ce game tomorrow night. H. las decided to pair up Belser and T.a liar to start the game and will usr two sets of forwards during Inc rontosr. f q changn is to hn mace t-" t~o For"arls will h" taken cut E.r0olls and Tay'or going in
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

Neipp'a team has won "1 games out of "t starts.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

.:1nahan and kilduff work ahou' ~ nord as any two guards can v ork aud their ability of bringing tla hall down the floor is rccog- nizn1 everywhere. As p combina- Gon. th"y work well with RAsteln ~ho r1ays ucat floor game almost .'..""g
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

The Troy Conference Academy has won eight out Of 10 starts this year. The two losses were sus- tained by tWo-point margins. one Of hem being an overtime contest.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

IFs been 2 long tima since any .o1y rot into as had a jam as there t7;a the stat2 armory in Hartford Its. night, Trying 10 get in to See the kaplan-petrolle fight was like try ing to tear down the armory itself.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

r~lear and L2 llar work Hcr(rH''y '2~"tl"r n hilo EoyroIi7 1rd Taylor l"-h nqtr rp ujcelv lut crossing this rparfot ruts Inc entire 'inrup cf,* of c"nr. Tha rem1iNdr" If tlf 'e1m 1-ill ho 'h" s4mr with Eost"lH ot center and kiDduff and Shrrh7n . -uard
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

"Babc" Is jumping center and Is attracting much attention hy his good work in tha. petition, Read. ing from the paper rdhlishcd in the south. q good idea .. the work ac- rornpliehcd by the Hardware City hoy can ha gieanel,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

'Lenny" is threa-letter man having won his spurs on the foot ball. basketball and baseball teams During the summer months, be plays on the Pirate baseball team
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

The Rangers ho"lnrs will have lhrir weekly session tonight q tho Casino alleys. Manager Matty Hayes has roradcd m 'ho members Of inc 2:Ih and som" raj excitement ia pro,nis.i for the night, The Rangers a-e planning 70 challenge tho Fal- COTS for the long sought match game in he uear future and then the real c.aSh of thc saason will. take place.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

Ernie Neipp, another Now Brit ain boy, after good season IT foot hall, is going just as strong in bas- Enthall on the squad at Birming- Haln-Southern, Birmingham, Ale.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02

Ihc "-ds" manacrmant wants '.- Ga.r1s to appear in Bristol irlay night as tho weekly attrac- Hnn thore and Manager Lanphcr is (. fho verge o: accepting inc game, .si,'ci r. hot after inc state file a1d wrnra to eot the Guards out Of tNo way
New Britain herald., 1926-03-02
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Evening star., 1926-09-30
WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE.

CaroIta Menendez. beautiful young
Spanish girl brought up IN q SCUM se1ns hnaeT a.
the command of her guardian whom sne
has never seen Toward the END OF hef
Journey she wakes suddenly IN the hlstl hlsnlt
and sees. ciutching the curtains OF the BERN
onposite a white hand wearing gorgeous
ruby This is the companion ring 10 o,ie
in her possession and was to be worn oy
fier inF fnaradsn IN fos Angeles In the morning she
learns that man has been found In one
- the berths. apparently murdered ,an, han,
Carolita met on the train and who ls IN
love with her. claims the ring when II ls
found on the floor in order to protect her
expiains the situation. Then. unexpectedly
fhe murdered man. Mario Milana. Is revived
and persuades Carolita to fee WIN MN I'M
fhreatening to kill Reynol DIS II she refuses
Caroiita leaves an explanatory note lot hey,
nolds and also the other ruby, so thSt rnd nd
that REYNOLDS brother Walter had been
travelling on the same train IN company
with a woman. both under assumed names
yssrs HsSroidu due TO- To- quarrel between Walter and
his father over the fathers second VIE
Cynthia Reynolds There is come mysterS
about their fathers .ihn VIII ano bisckmaii blot
n this connection and wonders II he he could La
be using Carolita as tool. Reynolns seeKs
irSia from Ssr bnser who
Walters haunts as guide. he goes TO a
town in Mexico and hides in hut Whiie
Milana ad brought Carolita to the same
town' where they had been met by detec-
tive named Gaines, VINO Is snau'M, W. ,"f, Sonss
girl. Carolita disappears rom 10 tare .ne e,tSsr
Gaines or Milana can start in pursuit the
house is surrounded hy bandits
Continued from Yesterdays starr
Evening star., 1926-09-30

Slowly. stealthily. the door OF the
Nut swung open. Paul grasped his
oistol. A moments suspense, then
Face peered through the opening,
Jansnese countenance. but 1t did not
belong to Uchita.
"rrchita." Paul spoke the name
..,,;cLlv 70 forestall any hostility, he
left this for YOU" His hand extended
17chita's note and the Japanese. clos
,rs tho door cautiously, advanced and
read it.
YOU Mr.. Reynolds" he asked
quickly.
eyes"
The man gave hurried look
around and. Selling Paul. hustled MIN
across the room toward pie OF stra"
beld down bv packing boxes. Push
49, ,bis debris aside, he pulled open
a concealed door and showed faul lnlo
q cellarway.
Come not back till Uchita or
eoyne" he warned in low tones.
"Greatly danger now. BY ana pE
safe ~,
And. before Paul could question or
orotest. the trapdoor closed ahoNe MS
head. leaving him in inkN oiackhess
The episode had transpired win sucil
rapidity that it left Paul greatness
and the descent into pitch darkness
blinded him so completely that II was
some time before he could recover MS
noise and consider his next step
Meantime the sound of voices came
through the trapdoor. People Were
talking loudly in the hut ana fa'l,
strained his ears To catch the gist OF
the conversation.
He was unsuccessful. The door was
n tight one, we'll sunk into the moor
The talk was in foreign tongue an"
he could he sure of only one poin'
the visitors were in an ugly mood.
Eor 10 minutes the noise overhead
continued, then ceased as quickly as
n had begun. Should he climb back
into the hut"
Come not back" Paul repeated
the warning. Better obey FOR the
nresent. Meantime it would be well
70 explore his present quarters, ana
thankful that he had brought fash
light, he took il from his pocket and
studied the surroundings.
He was not in a cellar. hut at the
head of a tunnel. long and winding
and. although he could stand upright
here beneath the door. further explor
ing must be done on hands and knees
Where did the tunnel lead? II he fol
lowed il would he be able to retrace
his steps? Paul considered, and. re
nemhering trick OF scouting days
tore his handkerchief into shreds,
dropping fragments behind him as he
era awled forward.
Slowly he made his way, pausin9
frequently TO listen for sound or warn
ing. fashng his light well ahead "a
avoid pitfalls. The ground beneath
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wet and mud stained. The air was
close a.d very hot.
''fatS about the treaehas," hs
SSs;jA1 Gy4niY. $tssy hadn't anything
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