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New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
BURRITIS CALL BASEBALL
 MEETING ON NEXT SUNDAY
Grove Street Athletic Club Win Put Two Vines in the Field
 This Season

The Brrritt A, C, will call its first baseball meeting Sunday afternoon at l:3o o'clock sharp at it's new club rooms which are situated at the cor ner of Booth and Broad streets, This will mark the start of the Burrits second baseball plunge as tho club was organized about year ago,
 A banquet will he Foon held to mark the first annivcsory of the club and to also mark the end of a very successful basketball season, the first for the club
 The Burritts are planning to O!arc two baseball teams In thc fe,i tAis year, a senior and q junior squad. The meeting Sunday is Of great i'm portancc hecause manager and probably q captain of the nire will he selected. IL Is expected that prn". tico sessions will start within th" next two weeks and seWe of th" candidates have already started working ont their soup bones.
 Coach Bruno Kania urges inc fol- | lpNIhS IlflI lp hlNNlll 'll- l'i'NhlllN . Johnny Ross. Bruno Znmhto and Andrew Grail. pitchers; Y. Ahramo- virz. stanley Budnick. leo naiko.ki,
 Ray Monkeiwir2 Stanley prenz"k, infcldtrs; John Gworek. ]. W"soley, Bruno Gaido. J. Luty, KTklinshj, outlielders ard Zalcski and Zabo- , kowsli!. ca'chers. All of these are of last years sduad and the follow ing are also asked 10 report: Ed war Hinchey. Lucien Rudnick. Jos eph Budnick Charles Gadonski snd ony other players who expect 10 fry
 out for the team.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19

 
RAIN IS STOPPING MANY BIG
 LEAGUE EXHIBITION CONTESTS
Having Rainy Weather

Pittsburgh, Pa March 10 CPl-Tho riratos and Seals were hopeful to-. day that rain would not again pre- vent play in their little series of three games at San Francisco, The second contest, scheduled yesterday Was postponed because of bad weather.
 "Saw Mill Joo' Brown, a new man was slated to hurl for the world champions yesterday and Manager Mckcchnle said hc would send him in today if tho game was played
 Tho Buccaneers and Mission Bears, San Francisco's other Paoirc League club arc 10 start three game series on Saturday,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
|NTERNATS 10 BE
 BETTER BALANCED
Baltimore, Seeking Eighth Pen' nant, Will Meet Opposition

New York, March I2 tP' --. Eul- timorr, In quest of its 'isNth straight international baseball league pcNnant, tocns MIoNG'r op- position this year thnN &} ,!Y Nme since n" OrioIrs aain,, su. prcnacy, in ih" oriuion of John ConwJy Tooi", president or tha cir cui'.
 "fhe essh' Clubs tlIs yeac com 7osr the h'.S' ta'srrsG irtEu% siUcn [ nave beer ir"s't~u'," ',r. Nooio said today il ,sGuss ,:e :,. A,uHu;,'s prospects,. T. ear,t s"asn. .";,u,fs are yUts;an:.a;rI 'ark Nnn's Hnto.rs are uEe,y tb have thelr winning streak sn"yrrj.
 "rour clGhs an7. eItn lew map. agers wh,m two c,uhs, N"wal and Toronto. wi& n2ru l2 Hrwly erected staiia. fie %ra&tr tlGtA a,l have strengthened iho.r :orofs notice ably and look ior straming rart.'
 >ir 'TooIo pointed oU, t"a' Syra. cuso. q consis;"l' second division club for fl nn;ai"r ot y,g1rs has drawn major l.a,,',' i'o0d into is veins uaI figures to l." a srricus contender from t,ic start.
 "Thc park situatioU in GyracUse is serious" he saIl. "but if the fans Of the city support q first d. vision club this year am sure you will see new pa,k orectcd next year
 Strategic deals with major league clubs have streng h"url both Newark and Jersey City l1n~ terially. Newark, with q new and enthusiastic owner and . n4W man. ager, should 0ayolop into q nrs' ''i- vision contender. Reading, puiGuIo Rochester and Toronto har" buiH up their squads in an "itort 10 t''r. minate the Orioles monopoly on league cham pionship&. The Newark field will b cprN for inc first game of the s"a"on April II, with Newark uIpoail Buffalo Tho Toronto "ntrrrr,Ht, it, development hindore,l Ky labor 'lj', i ticultita is not quit" so far al. vanced but it should n@ real" "hr the southern clubo orrn in IT,. north. Lawrence J. solomon. pre- ilont Of the Toronto club, pIans t~ holl the official opering Ma% :" with Newark as 'he opposing club.
 The clubs in the hague. with their 1924 and 1926 managers, fol- 1 low:
 | 1925 Manager ClVh 1a@G Manag'r
 Baltimore ! Jack Dunn Jack Dunn
 Toronto i Dan HoTltY Dan IlcWl~I Jer"ey City
 Pat Donovan Tat uunnlau RocA"stor
 Georgo stallings George Stoljins~ Buffalo
 Billy Webb Ell CDymer
 Newark f Eddie OnsloW, Fred Burchcl
 Frank Shaughncssy Reading
 Spencer Abbott Fred ShauEhn, aSH Chick Shorten
 Syracuse
 Frank shaughneasy, Blrt Shottou
 "Hy" Myers
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
Has Good Prospect.

Chicago. March l9 Rt---Manager Eddie Collins of the Chicago White sox believes he has the mallings of a great ball player in Art Neltman, San Antonio youth. but the prob lem is what to make him. Ne)tman can bat, play in the infield, garden or behind the plate but he needs ex- nerience so will probably be held in reserve in minor lcagua this sea son.
 The Chicago Cubs have left Cata, lima Island with record of not missing a single days practice be cause of bad weather, The idea weather didn't aid the clubs bait ing, however, but Manager Mccarthy expects remaining games on the coast schedule to bring an improve. ment In slugging.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
Senators Play Poorly

Washington, n C., March 10 Pe- Humhlcd by a 13-2 licking yesterday tho Senator's went at the Philadcl- rhia Nationals again today at Brad cntown. Too many errors by Wash- ing'on and q flock Of solid hits by Philadelphia, decided the opening contest, Marberry, Ogden and Nor rcll were thc hurling mon for the Senators today.
 Firsthascman Frank McGoe, pitch CT Ray Joyce and Outtielder Buck Jones have been released by Wash ington 10 Birmingham of the South ern association in payment for Sec ond baseman S. Waert and Outtleld- CT Tex Jeanes.
 Options were retained on Jones and McGee.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
THREE GAMES PLAYED
Partnership Tournament Results show White and Zuccli Leadir. In the Standing.

Play In the partnership billiard tournament continued at Rogers Recreation alleys last night with three games holding the attention of a large gathering of fans. In the first match White and Zucchi came through in nice style 10 beat Hand and Fritz by the score of 100 to S4, The winning combination in this match came back strong 10 win q second game from Aisenberg and Rose, no to S3. Hand and Fritz entered a third match and made up for the earlier defeat hy trimming Turin and Brown, 100 to II.
 The standing in the tourney in cluiinE last nights games, is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
COLLEGE WRESTLING
Teams From Eight Universities To Meet This Afternoon in Cham pionship Matches.

State College, Pa March ls Rl-- Wrestlers from Yale, Princeton. Cornell, Columbia, Penna, Lehigh. Syracuse and Penn State open a two day struggle for intercollegiate championship honor this afternoon on inc Ponn State mats. Twenty eight bouts were scheduled for the preliminary round. There will be fourteen bouts tonight n the semi finals. The final round Is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
 Thr"e referees will handle the contests. McCann, Olympic coach: Sid Dctarr. former Penn State coach; and Frank Lynch, former coach ot 'hc navy. Cornell is fav- ored 70 win ibe title which is held by Penn State.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
TEAMS ARE READY
 FOR OPENING GAME
Lists Of Players Eligible to Play
 Have Been Announced

Everything Is set for the opening National Guards and tho American Legion basketball teams at the tho state armory tomorrow night. Tho homogeneous of both outfits have completed details as 10 the eligible men who will compete dur Ing the three games and both teams are ready 10 start the battle that will hring 10 one or tho other the championship of the Hardware City.
 The two junior teams, the Bur ritts and tho National Guard Re- serves, arc also ready to take the ! floor against each other and these ! two teams have also made ont 1 their clieibilty lists which will be 1 put in force for the duration of the series.
 i Details Of the agreement be- i tween the managers Of the Na- tional Guards and the Legion team i call for the best two out of three. Should one team win two straight . games, tho series will be finished. Should the teams each win one ! game, the series will go into n third and deciding game.
 The National Guards and Legion teams will be composed of eight men each. The Guards will have Ibt,.rptJc oI o1H Gierochowski. Sheehan. Kilduif and : Dudack. The Legion team will be ] picked from Jasper, Luke, Relser. Hoist, Arhurr, Carrozza. Nyborg and Pelletier, Ptlleticr has been sened by Coach Harry Ginsberg 10 round out the octet and his pres cnco in the lineup Is counted on as being important for the Legion team.
 II will he case Of veterans on one side against youngsters on inc other The National Guards arc the older team and have had much moro competition in state circles than the Legion. The Legion team is playing its first season as q con- bnation and this season has piay. cd only seven games.
 Besides being a hattie of battles on the court. several individual clashes arc expected 10 crop out. The main one of interest 70 the fans is the meeting Of "Hope' Res. tclH. long considered the premier center in this city, with Holst Thc is in solno circles as Restellis Hu- perior. Both of these men have come 10 realize that their own lit tle scrap will be for the prestige oi being New Britain's best hask et bal center. Restelli, when he is right is almost comparable, but those who have followed Hoist in actior say that he will give the Guards, man the toughest battle in hi, career. Another clash Of interest i. the work of the guards against the opposing forwards. How Avburr Carrozza, NyhOrg or Pelletier vii stack up against Taylor, Reynod! or l.aIIar Is & problem yet to b( solved whiin on the other hand Johnny Sheehan. Tedders klduf and Billy Duduck will have thei
 hands full with Jasper, Luke anC Bcls"r
 The players on both teams know the style Of the others and this vii
 make the battle all the more hot Predictions are rife as to the prob
 ahio winner of tho first game, bu TO one will know the result unti ] the game is over tomorrow night
 The first contest between th' Guard Reserves and the Burritt will start promptly at oclocl with the final game following Chick Hayes will referee.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
RISKO MEETS BERLENBACH
Light Heavyweight Champion May Be Surprised Tn Clash Nith Cleveland HeayyN eight.

New York, March Ia Pl-Johnny Risko, the Cleveland heavyweight. who has withstood succe ssfully the ring attack of Gene Tunney and Jack Delaney, tonight faces the worlds light heavyweight champion, Paul Berltnhach in a l0-round con test at Madison Square Garden. Der lenbach's title is not at stako as he is going out of his class 10 meet Eisko, the beginning of a campaign | which in time is calculated 10 bring him heavyweight honors. But under the rules of the New York state ath- i letic commission BerlenbaCh must enter She ring at or under l;5 1 pounds.
 | With fully 20 pounds advantage In weight and an ability to absorb punishment, ring followers are not certain that Risko will be beaten. , He is considered q batterer, fully capable of slugsing with the mighty Faul and there may be a surprise in the offing. Chick Suggs, New England bantamwcight champion, and Dominick Petrone, former title holder among the amateur fly weights also will meet In a 10 round ! clash.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
>PEEDBoYS PRACTICE

Tie mana@cmont ot tho Speed Joys baseball tcam has made q chang" in it's practice plans and announces that all last years team members and all candidates for p.acos on the nine this year are 10 asst mhlo at St. Mary's field tomor- TOW at o'clock for the initial prao- tic", A practice game with the orioles has been arranged for Good Friday" at 1o o'clock in thu morn Ing.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19

fornia. He dccisivnly defeated the coast sensation Taylor is q two listed fighter and decidedly clever in addition.
 Handicapped hy 3 lad shoulder
 he underwent an operation about q
 year ago that seems to have per i fcctly restored the usn of the arm. 1 The late Pancho Villa is the only i fighter to outslnart and outright i Tavlor. Ho lost q decision 10 the i Filipino in l2 rounds on June 1o i l924.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19

The uncroWned king Of the han tamweights. That title fits Bod Taylor perfectly. If he can eyer get Charley Phil Roscnberr into tho samo ring, the pugiIistic world will have new champion, He holds q decision over Rosenberg, gained in 1928 before that init singer ha won the pions|ip.
 Tayior's most notable perform ance of recent dato was staged against Jimmy McLarnin in Cali
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
Phillics Beat Senators

Philadelphia, March l9 lP>-The fact that the Washington Senators are the champions of the American league means nothing 10 Art Flctch- CTS Phillies. In an exhibition game at Tampa. Florida. yesterday. the Phlllies trounced the junior circuit leaders, IS to .. The pitching of Knight and Crumpler was the fca- ture of the game.
 A single, double and triple from the bat of Jimmy Dykes, and the pitching of K. May, a recruit twirler, were the deciding factors in aiding the Athletics 10 defeat the Buffalo lnt"rnationals to c. in an exhibition game at Fort Myers Flo rida, yesterday. May held the E- sons hitloss during lhc three Innings he was in the box.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
Inllans Lose Gnnln

Cleveland, March 19 tP'-ManaEcr Iris Speaker Of tho Cleveland In- dians set the batting style for his associate players hy making three hits in yesterdays exhibition ramo with tho New York Nationals
 George Burns. rrsr hasrIan. also made three hits: ThnI Eas'man Hodapp. two, and JHnioson. Spur geon, ]. SewcH NrNu'ty and Mya'' one each. Scott. Mcgil'an and Greenfield were the pitchers for N'N York.
 The game vas 'hn frst hn'0 r,n these two teams .inrr 'hrr played 2 series Of exhibition game trough the south in 1918,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
Eppa Rixley and Rube Bressler Sign Contracts to Play With Cincinnati Iris Speaker Shows the Way to Youngsters With the Willow-Train- ing Camp Notes.

Detroit March l9 tP>--Tho socons baseball game of tho Tigers training, promised for yesterday, failed to ma te1alizo but Ty Cobb sent his play CTS through one of the most strenn- ous workouts go far this season in lieu of nino innings of regular play, The two infielders, with which Cobb is experimenting to sclccc one for the championship season, were given th" hardest work and the heaviest scrutiny Of the manager.
 The first exhibition game of th" season is scheduled for tomorrow when the Toronto Internationals will meet the Detroit team.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
nlrnIt nl I,niII

Fos,ou March 'o CP--ran has caused SO many III. dJys at thr E"I Sox camp at New Orleans that Man agcr Lee Foh1 has h""u getting wor- ried, II pour.d again y.s'orday, and the boys wore hotel bound. Fohl f~rls that tha team is frankly worried as work lass.
 Tn s. Potershurc Fla, where inc Braves aro conditioning th'nrs arc just tho other "iH Tn" 'rIh@ hos proved 10 good in exhibition cImos that aiton ial,r Ie suffering because the fans have como 10 hnn"N" that when the vmricrs do battle 'uo outcome IS a sIyo thng.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
ZnYSZkO HEATS PIANOS

Atlanta, Ga, March l9 UPI-Stan- ieiaus Zhyslko. former worlds champion heavyweight wrestler. de- ',a'-d John Paxos. Greek mailman. in on" iall here last night. PaHos vas so }nl'y hurt from one of ZlyszEo's flying mars that thc ref ere stopped the match Tn the uao ord tilt.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
ElNGLR FOR SISLliR

In Chuck" Corners the Cards have q dead ringer for Ceorsn Sis- Ter, Corners got his baseball train- ing as q member Of the Donnelly Stars, q team sponsored by Arthur Donnelly. wealthy St. Louis sports man. Chuck" is only 11 and has great promise.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
RIFLE TEAM LOSES
Indoor Small Bore shooters Of New Britain Club Arc Downcd hy Three Points.

Tho indoor small bore team of the New Britain Riile club lost out by three points 10 Cromwell and also the championship of the Nut meg Rifle league in a closely con tested match which was fired in q range of inc local armorY last night, Both teams turned in eS' ctptionally high scores and 1t war either sides game until inc last man had fired his string.
 Individual scores were are fol lhn.s.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
VOLLEY BALL TOURNEY
Four Teams Entered Tn Annual Competition To Bc Staged At lo- cal "Y" Tomorrow.

The annual sectional Nolley ball tournament will te conducted at the local "Y" tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock with the following entered: Hartford, New Britain, Winstcd and Torrington. Hartford at the present time is the state vol ley ball champion team and Is tsY' pred 10 retain it's title. Lne-ups;
 Ninstcd New Br1taln
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
PROMISING PROSPECT

1u "Tsy" Douthit the Cardinals have a great looking prospect as an outfeldrr. He had q big year with Milwaukee last season and looks ready 10 go big in the ma jors. Hes a former colltsian.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
New Britain

After the match refreshments were served. The Brist ol club won from Miidleiield by the score Of 17T4 to 1745, There will be local matches for another month, then the outdoor shooting will begin.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

London-Phil Scott, heavyweight champion Of Great Britain. knocked out Frank Goddard. ($).
 Aberdeen, g. D.-Clyde HulI, Faith. s. D.. beat Jackie Conway. Minneapolis, U0).
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
FiBER IN GOOD SLATE

"Ked" Faber one of the few spithaliers left, looks great, He is l5 pounds lighter than last year. which should help bis fielding. He has promised to win 10 games for Manager Collins.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19

Unbrcakablc clocks are bring made by an English inventor who has produced an elastic material rc. Sembling marble.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19

Am"rlcan arcouhtancy exports in Honolulu are devising 8 budget system which will become effective in the counties. cities and territory
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
Bridgeport

Referee. Brown; scorer. Swanson; timer Nancy.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-19
New Britain

The summary!
Evening star., 1926-03-23
Soft Lips.

Put cold cream on the lips when
ever you have a convenient oppor-
tunity if you want to keep your mouth
always soft and nice looking. When
you rub your face with cleansing or
massage cream be sure you spread it
over the mouth as well. even though
it is wiped off moment afterWard.
Rub a little cream into the lips last
thing at night, and when you go out
doors carry a white cream lipstick
with you and use it frequently. The
raw winds of March and the wet ones
of April will chap the lips as easily
as the biting cold of Winter
There's no use giving a formula for
a white cream lipstick. You can buy
these, either the domestic or the i'm
ported kind. for 10 cents TO a quarter,
and one will last a whole season The
only expensive lipsticks are the col
ored ones, partly because it's hard to
make natural looking lip rouge. and
mostly because the red ones come in
such fancy containers. incidentally.
even red lipstick is better for the
health of your lips in bad weather
than none. because it contains oil or
glycerin and forms a protective coat
ing against the weather
The only thing you can do to i'm
prove the shape of your lips is to
learn to hold the mouth properly.
This sounds odd. but if you'll watch
you'll notice that many people hold
their mouths tight, giving a false inn
preston of hardness, and many hold
their lips too loosely and look weak.
Keep the lips softly but firmly
closed. and try to keep the expression
Evening star., 1926-03-23
LITTLE BENNY


l was thinking about doing my
homework and ma was wawking er.
| round looking for dust and pop was
starting to write a letter, saying. Con-
fownd it. l don't know what to say to
this berd.
Wy, wat is it? Who is it? ma sed.
It's fellow named Roberts, pop sed
He owes me a hundred and so dollars
and he's peculiar kind of guy, if
come rite out and ask him for it he s
libel to take offense and refuse to pay
me, and on ther other hand if l hint
too delicately he's sutch a funny cu3s
he mite get the ideer l don't need the
money. SO this has got to be a very
suttle letter he sed
Maybe l can help you, ma sed
Maybe the moon is made Of s per
cent beer, pop sed. Meening maybe
be too sure, I've written more than one
bizniss letter. Wy don't YOU jest say,
Deer Mr.. Williams.
Because his name is Roberts AMI
that would throw him off the track
rite away, pop sed. and ma sed, o yes,
Roberts, wy don't you say Deer Mr..
Roberts, haven't you forgotten some
thing? That would remind him in a
very clever way without aXually men,
tlonlns money III pldck anu WIFE, she
sed.
He mite think l was reminding him
he forgot to take a bath and all 1
would get would be a letter of thanks.
pop sed, and ma sed. Then wy don't
you jest say Deer Mr.. Williams, I
| meen Roberts, if it's not too mutch
trubble for you to send me check I'm
sure it wont be too mutch trubble for
me to receive it. That will give a kind
of a humorous twist to it and you'll
proberly get a check in the next mail
, If he has eny sents Of humor. ma sed.
| And if he hasent Ill proberly get it
! in the next life. pop sed. Your sug-
gestions have bin Extremely helpfill
and l know wat III do, pop sed.
Wat? ma sed, and pop sed, Ill dron
! in and see him at his Office. And he
put his fountain pen back in his vest
pockit and got behind the sporting
page.
Evening star., 1926-03-23
BEDTIME STORIES BY Y TH1SaSs' s"%cHss

ming with his nose to the ground, lift
ing it only to send his great voice
rolling through the Green Forest.
Reddy grinned. Bowser was enjoying
that hunt. That was an easy trail to
follow and Bowser was having a
thoroughly good time. So was Reddy
Fox.
Bowser reached the place where
Reddy had jumped to the end of the
fallen tree. Would Bowser miss his
scent there? Reddy half held his
breath as he watched. Bowser didn't
hesitate a second. No. sir. Bowser
didn't hesitate d second. He went
right on. You see. his wonderful
nose picked up the scent of the
stranger. and because that was a Fox
scent, too, he didn't miss Reddy' s
scent. Presently he disappeared
among the trees. His voice sounded
more and more excited as he follow
ed that trail. Reddy fairly chuckled.
He jumped down. Then what do you
think he did? Why, he started along
after Bowser. You see, he wanted to
see for himself all that happened. He
wanted to know if Bowser actually
did drive this stranger out Of the
Green Forest. And, of course. he
knew that Bowser would never think
of such a thing as turning back or
looking back. 1t never would enter
his head that Reddy Fox was follow
ing him, because he thought he was
, following Reddy Fox.
81 guess that stranger will get out
! now" muttered Reddy. There is
! nothing like making use of your
| neishbors. Bowser doesn't know am
making use of him, but | am. That
shows how smart I am -
tCopyright. 1926.)