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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.
KEW GARDENS,

KEW GARDENS,
9th and Que SITS. NV.
.srE; Refined apartment. having switchboard
: rooms. kit. d. a. and bath. ..... 10000
room. kit. d. a. and bath ....... 1000
1724 2lst ST. NV.
8 rooms. kit. and bath $50 90
$500 CONN. AVE. NV.
Se isSsed oors
rooms srse kitchen. n's"s and 70 esseent,y
appointed bath ...........S5 S57 81
1445 SPRING RID. NV.
rooms, kit. r. h.. d. a. and bath. .s75. 90
54O7-o-11 10Th ST. NV.
in Cleveland Park about one % SQUARE rom
CSpn xSn, ave and Gprdwsy st Large back Yards
families with children
+, rooms. kitchen and bath. .sse. so
rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ $3.50
1903 CONN. AVE. NV.
. Aosrn ,Ss sssn b..S ss sqd
= rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000
CHALFONTE,
211s P ST. NV.
only ons sds es n.In. n
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. ....... $4,000
739 NEWTON ST. NV.
New apt: having only two, vacancies.
rooms room COMB. , q r.; kit; bath .s55 60 90
3527 CENTER ST. NV. and
1445-47 OAK ST. NV.
B.twesp Iath and 18th lust n9sth Of Ne
with, children, ss each apartment building
has large yard. Rents extremely reasonable
rooms, d. a.. kit. and bath. .$55 90
5435 CONN. AVE. NV.
onI1 S1nanew sDartmen, asnftt sf building having
. rooms. kitchen and bath. -. s57 so
1859 N. II. AVE. NV.
. rooms. kit. and bath ........$ $50 90
1922 PORTER ST. NV.
: rooms. Kitchen and bath. .:..... 81 90
1872 VERNON ST. NV.
rooms and baths 81 90 90
3 rooms. kitchen and bath ..... $3.50
:, rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ $500
1915 BELMONT ST.'N.W.
One-room. kitchen and bath apartments
conveniently located to stores. car lines etc
lust around the corner from Central High
School Rent. ;. $3.50
THE ALAMO.
1928 18th St. NV.
Downtown apartment building.
3 rooms and bath ............. 1850
rooms and bath: :................ $3.50
j
UL CO.,
o25 18th St. NV.
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1880 \ STREET NV.
Apt. 2---4 r. and b.: good condition: will
rent furnished or unfurnlshed: reasonable.
y. +. RYON CO. INC. 1423 + ST. NJ. $500:
DELIGHTFUL SUMNER LOCATION
TILDEN HALL
Apartment Hotel.
3a4J Connecticut Avenue.
Entrance to Rock Creek Park.
Acre of Ground
Sweeping Lawns-Shade Trees.
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS.
Furnished and un furnished suites OF one and
two rooms with kitchen and bath.
Elevate" and Switchboard Service.
Cafe.
Reasonable Rates
Call Cleveland H53.
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BOSS & PHELPS
14l7 K Street Main $500

l4l/ X Street Main 93OO
AAHTeiTIHh SeiI1h.islIy 2AE e4sREss sss} and air,
SURROUNDINGS afford utmost
comfort for Summer months.
/ and rooms. kitchen and bath,
$50 to SOS.
convenient downtown location.
Elevator and switchboard serv
ice. Murphy bed in each apart
/ room sts hI';ses ,s $50, apd bath.
THE JEANETTE.
town sssss1 S.Fse" On. !" .ausrs eisn from
Thomas Circle.
fo0g; s:alSc fi,esss sss .ns ss! bath.
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
those sASe0es1 She desire stoRSOa lsrse ap.rs lGt
rooms; kitchen: , : = baths and
and sleeping porch.
134s R STREET
Newly remodeled apartments.
Asdaptabls for i.d doctors or dentists.
THE LANSING.
An unusual offering in an apart
ment convenient to the Congress.
sional Library House and Senate
Offices.
s rooms. kitchen and bath.
S55 90
S219 STREET
Two family apartments In
splendid condition.
8 rooms kitchen and bath
$40 to $50.
,lS L ST. NE
Newly rcdecorated apartment in
desirable neighborhood
Second floor.
5 rooms kitchen and bath.
$4,000.
ASK FOR OUR RENT LIST
BOSS g. PHI ELPS
l+l7 X Street Main $500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fConf1uued

COOL Apt, OVERLOOKING PARE AND
bridge 241O Goth st.. Apt. 304-Corner new
bldg. I" rooms. kitchen bath:
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT OF
reception hail living loom. bedroom; kit
chen. bath and porch. Excellent condition;
conveniently located to husses and cars. and
downtown, and reasonable rent of 10000.
Apnly ianitor +3H r street.
1928 x ST NW---ONE ROOM AND KTTCH.
enette APT. elect and sas: rent reasonable.
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1919 IALN LIN > b. NV.
9 rooms rec. hall and bath ....Sioo22 20 90
B rooms. rec. hall and bath. ...'.'. "o'o'
1907 S ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. .'''.s7o'oo
THE SUNBURY,
1912 NJ ST. NV.
Downtown apartment building, All apart
nlents have Just hcen redecorated. ~
2 rooms, d. a.. kitchen and bath 55'Oo
/ ROOM kitchen and Dath. f~.SO
THE MARINE,
18th and Belmont ST. NV.
Five-story freproof apartment building:
elevator service near Central High School.
rooms rooms kiiehem k.chen and and Saih Saih $500
2 rooms. kit and bath -oo.oo
21l DEL. AVE. S.W.
New building close to Capitol and Library.
Only two apartments LETT: es-.o
/ room kitchen and bath. ......... 47.5O
52o LAMONT ST. NV.
New apartment building. convenient to
echoois stores and Ga. ave; car line.
!, rooms. kit. rec. hall and bath. 49, 10000
THE SEATON,
1901 r. l. AVE. NV.
Most Reasonable Rent
4 rooms r. h.. kitchen and bath. $500
THE HUNTINGTON,
2715 18th St. NV.
Most convenient location in the city
q rooms and bath -: $4,000
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MANOR HOUSE.
1924 MONROE ST. NV.
rooms kit and bath. ........ $500
4 rooms kit and bath. ..:....-.. 5000
2164 FLA. AVE. NV.
room: kItehsn ktessn and and sa. Sa
1924 CONN. AVE. NV.
rooms and bath .Sln00 00
: rooms. kit. and bath ......... $500
1861 N. II. AVE. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. 49,. 100
14O4 COL. RID. NV.
4 rooms. kitchen ard bath. $4,000
1904 9th ST. NE.
. rooms. kit. d. a. and bath. .S36 90
I room. kit. q. a. and bath. ....... 5000
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GOTHAM,

= GOTHAM,
1o45 CALVERT ST. NV.
& rooms rec. hall and bath Sln2 ~ ~
rooms. rec. hall and bath. SV.uo
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~ DECATUR st. N.w-Two rooms and
.itchen: big porch; private bath: gas. elec
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Conttnued)

s!ss55 sspas ssa fER x kSSnESEss!E
ENTIRE FLOOR, 3 ROOMS. BATH. GAS
elect: near car line: $35. i53 st. So:
1.l1 18th ST. N.W---Tw0 CLEAN. LIGHT,
for coupIe Re,iecerated. adj Adults. " sa7 SO.
ment, also suitable for doctors ofice
WM. r. ELLIS. l5a0 Eye ct: NV: NJ. 20ca.
No THE E ST. roam, pan. ,ns s"S S,,6 18th St SW So
THE TULANE S a$los isthi ST, NV wsto'OO ~
sf 81 S5 =sS%! ,nS ss,S Sstaaa r
THE LECMAsS u2Ol O ST. N.WD
THE CLIFFBoTRNE 1853 Calver, St NV J
cHAs: F. rRIBBY: 5le p,st: Na,; By Bldg.
THE TRUXToN.
adults. .s aFss ST., front npplp paTspen. Ant.
reception hail kitchen. bath and porch Any
10 s,h $. Ir.s Il snow GO: Main 1852.
1000 28th sT. wv.
49,, 4, ECU Ss,h az and X X sts nv Apt, Of ROOM:
"'', ,,,sS 's, l. s SsSH}hkY CO. NC .oo.
2l51 CALTFORNIA ST.
Modern Fireproof Building.
q. Apartn,ssnts of rooms bath and porch
cao5 ll.h ST. NV.
rooms bath bath and and poreh .......<t <t5 90 90
H cLIEEoEn T..E,a- BANGS
ZOO Investment big. Franklin "4o
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1880 9th ST. Nw.--Two or three room
apt: heat, gas. electricity. range and sink
adults
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The TIFFANY. 1925 18th ST.
Excellent apte.. 3 largo rms breakfast
rm.. kit. rec hall and bath Ss5 mo-
THE ST CLAIRE. 1711 T ST.
Good arts. rms, kit, rear ph. and bath
SO so mo.
1.I7 s ST. NV.
500 mo. 90 'O'''s : 's'n'' rent reouceo 20
. rms with shower: rent. S37. so mo.
3 rms. ki, and bath rent. $50 mo
1919 MERIDIAN PLACE.
2 rms. and bath: rent. $50 mo
= rms and bath rent. $40 mo.
CORCORAE COURTS. 23rd and n SITS
go rms. rec. hall. kit. and dinet rent
rms rec. hall and bath; rent s7o5o
rm.. dressing rT.. KIT. and bath: rent
rm:. dressing rm. Murphy bed and bath
rent S42 81 mo
Brandnew building elevator service
switchboard, resident manager on premises
convenient 10 all downtown activities: pleas
Ing surroundings. overlooking the Lincoln
Memorial, IEoEs1mneip t,ccoss 1xc
Realtors
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1910 KAI0RAMA. RID. - FoTT.. ROOM
apt. completely furnished; two bedrooms.
each With twin beds. accommodating four
adults: 100.
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1851 MORSE ST. N.E.-Two second. floor
front. Ink: white neighhorhood adults:
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S32 n ST. S.E.-Two large outside rooms
for 'ight housekeeping: private porch: bath
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THE HUNTINGTON

2715 18th St. NV.
Most convenient location In the city
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I1s 10Th ST. S.E. tnear Cleveland Park -
Two rooms, bath. latrobe heat. gas elec.
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1907 S ST. NV.
| rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... 5000
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I7t1 dIiG que StS. NV.
Refined apartment. having Switchboard
service: 8 cafe; resident manager on PREMISE.
rooms. r. h. and baths. porch. 81 65 90
!, rooms. kit, d. a. and bath. ..... 10000
!; rooms. kit. d. a. and bath. ...... 5000
l room. Kit. d. q. and bath 40 90
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I'LL STAPLES ST NE.-3 rooms bath.
sink. screened porch: ami: reasonable.
IS QUINCY PL. NE-Three rooms. gas
h, w h. ~
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TABLE BOARD.

SUBURBAN BOARD.
GIVE YOUR CHILDREN a real vacation az
Mother Goose Inn; attractive suburban home
spedal attention TO diet Cleve. 1858. 16s
IN PRIVATE FAMILY for or 4 refined
men or boys: convenient to car lines and
boulevard: cool. shady grounds and airy
rooms. Phone Hyattsville 75M. I7'
FORT STRONG VILLA" LEE HIGHWAY
Va. mile Washington-Large home large
grounds. shady; home produce. Phone Clar-
nndon 1855. f6s
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MT. PLEAsANT-ONE BLOCK r. c. PARK.
cool and quiet entire 2nd floor, " bedrooms,
living room kitchenette tiled bath and hall
completely furn.: gas cleo. con. hot water,
phone and garage: or 3 adults; reasonable
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1918 FAIRMONT Nw--LARGE FRONT
room large kitchen. gas stove. continuous
hot water: near two car lines: beautifully
and completely furnished for housekeeping
radio and phone service Phone Adsms
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
EXPECT ATHLETES
 ID ENTER EVENTS
College Stars Must Be Signed Up for Harvard Meet by Friday

Cambridge Mass, May 1 LP4-A'h- ietcs who captured 50 of the 15 places In last years track and field championships of the intcrcollegia association Of amateur athletes or America are still in college expected 10 compete in the l926 games at the Harvard stadium this month. The entry list closes next Friday.
 Manager Stanley Dc J. Osborne. who has been given charge of the meet announced today that of the 4o colleges which comprise the as sociatton will be represented. The universities of Michigan and Cincin- natl probably will be the only ab- sentees. The meet on May 9S and 29 will be the 50th annual renewal Of the championships.
 Winners of nine Of the I5 titles last year are eligible 10 defend their horors. Early season marks indi- cate champions will have no easy task to retain their crowns. A sin gle exception is Clarence l.. IIouser. University of Southern California captain. whose team IS conceded an excellent chance of repeating it's team triumph of last May. Houser is discus champion and record hold CT and his recent world record per formauce indicates he ought 10 hold his honors with comparative ease. Besides Houscr. the other cham pions 10 appear again will he, Cap tain Henry A. Russell in the 20 yard dash; Ellsworth C. Haggorty Harvard, milo; Captain Willard l.. Tibbetts, Harvard two mile; Leigh ton w. Dye and Kenneth w. Grum- blos southern California, high and low hurdles, respectively; Captain Baycs Norton, Yale. running broad jump; Captain Caleb F. Gates, Princeton, hammer throw. and the two men who shared title honors in 'ha high jump. Groverman Blake, Princeton, and Gather l.. Hampton. California.
 That tho rounding out of half century of intercollegiate competi- ton ought 10 be marked by some exceptional performances is indicat- od by early meets. Winning per formances in 1925 were Of unusual iy high calihre. and yet in nine Of tho 1 5 events the marks have been surpassed this spring.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
sy The Aeeo i7.od Pwsa.

By The Aeso i7'"d pTss.
 Omaha, Nch. - George Russell, Philadelphia, and Morrie schlaie- fer, Omaha. fought draw Uo).
 Meadyillc, pa. - Nick Newman, Cleveland, knocked out Harry Slaughter, Philadelphia (a).
 East Chicago, Ind. Henry Lenard. South Chicago, out point cd Merle Ate. Indianapolis G0),
 San Diego. Cal. -- sammy Man dell, Rockford. Ill, defeated Charlie Fcraci, New Orleans Io).
 Noungst Ohio Charlie "Thil' Rosenberg, hantamweisht champion, outpointcd George Butch. Si. Louis G0).
 Eddie Bowen. Sharon, was dis qualified in sixth round of bout with Ray McNaughtcn. Montreal.
 San Francisco --- Jack Silver, San Francisco, wcltcrwcight. won a decision over Ted hrache, Ho- quiam. Wash. Q0). Sidney White. Chicago featherweight, lost a de- cison to Frankie Klick. San Fran cisco (6).
 Hollywood, Cal. Georgie Riv- CTS, San Francisco bantamWeight, won q decision over Billy Hart, Philadelphia G0).
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
KENSINGT0N TEAM OUT
Taper Goods Baseball Candidates O Get First Real Workout of the Year Tomorrow Afternoon.

Candidates for the Kensington A. C. la eball team will get their first ro1l " ,hout of the year at the Kensington grounds tomorrow after noon under the direction Of Manager Pat Buckley. The team has not yet betl formed and all the places on it arc still open so Manager Buckley invites all those who wish 10 try out 10 be at the field tomorrow aft ernoOn.
 Buckley thinks that the first game Of the season may be played on tho road, when and where, he is moi prepared to sta .. He will have his squad out two or three evenings a week and will not contract for any games until the nine has rounded into pretty fair form.
 At the practice tomorrow after noon, Manager Buckley would like 10 see all the members of last year's team on hand. These players, vet crans Of former years with the Ken sington team have yet to secure their regular positions, and they should get out on the field to show troir wares. The diamond is bclus put into tho best possible shape for the workout and tho squad will start early and stay laio.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

street where Harper was to have met Joe foote in d state league match. Harper was seized with illness sever- al weeks ago but it was thought that he would recover in time to allow him 10 keep up his gooi work on the lanes. Aided by nervous breakdown. the malsdy which has seized him has held on with q grim grip and the old veteran whose ap- pearance at any point in the state always drew out a large crowd. has been forced 10 give up the game he loves. The large number Of fans who have been watching Harper for good many number Of years, will hope that his infrmity will be temporary and short-lived.
 Young Barbour, another Water burian. rated on the lanes as second only to Harper. has been substituted in the veterans place and he is scheduled 10 meet Joe l'ootc at Rogers alleys Monday night. Bar bour Is star on the lanes and will make all the boys step to keep pace with him.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
MAY UNDERGO rRANsTrsIoN

Mrs, Margaret Grace, widow of the late Police Captain Thomas ". Grace and sister of Fire Chief ". J. Noble, has been admitted to St. Francis hospital, Hartford, and may he obliged 10 submit to a blood transtusion. She left New Britain General hospital a few days ago and went 10 her sisters home in Hart ford. Her condition is considered serio
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
PUBLICITY KILLS DEAL
Premature Announcement That Rickard Planned Stadium in
 Chicago Made Prices ProhibitiNc.

Chicago. May GP - Premature publicity given the proposed site Of Tex Richards Madison Square Garden here may have killed the deal between Rickard and the Phipps estate Of Pittsburgh,
 \. r. Grey, manager Of the realty properties for the estate, who arrived here yesterday said negotiations were under way for the Phipps property at the south west intersection Of Franklin and Monroe streets, hut added that the estate had failed 10 acquire adja- cent holdings, which was necessary 10 elimination Of the deal.
 Grey declined 10 disclose wheth- er another attempt would be made to acquire the desired property.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
ON TRIP TO NEW YORK

Members of the r. & r. Corbin basketball team. winners ot the championship ot the Industrial Basketball league. left today for a two days trip 10 New York city as the guests of the officials Of the fac tory. They will see the New York Washington baseball gamo this afternoon and will attend tho Brook lYn game at Ebbets field tomorrow 10 see Morwin Jacobson, former New Britain boy play.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
HARPER QUITS LEAGUE
Veteran Of Bowling Lanes Forced to Withdraw from State Champion ship Tournament by III Health.

Joe Harper Of Waterbury, one of the finest duckpiu bowlcrs in tho state and one Of the most popular entries in the stntc championship tournament. is out Of the leaguo. forced to quit because of ill health. Word to this effect was received last night at Rogers alleys on Church
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
LEAVES FOR LIVERPOOL

London, May 1 CP--Miss Glenna Collett. the American woman golf champion, left for Liverpool this morning and ill play tomorrow on q course near there, as Sunday solf is not permitted at Harlech. Miss Collctt gave up hope of any worth while practice on the links.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Spe a kin g of Sports S
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Just as has been predicted, Louis (Kid) Kaplan of Meriden, feather weight champion of the world, will defy the New York state commission in their latest orders and will not fight Bobby Garcia at the Queens bury Stadium in Long Island City on June 1. but he will probably sign to fight Garcia in Hartford for George Mulligan.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
WINS WRESTLING HOIr

Spokane. Wash, May 1 (P'-John kilonis, Boston light heavyweight wrestler. won two straight falls from Sam Lanham, Chicago, here last night. Kilonis took inc first fall in @5 minutes and the second in 15 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Games Tomorrow

Philade elphla at Washington. Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit at St. Louis.
 (Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

The 7-2-E team of the Central Junior high school defeated the T-2-D team yesterday by the score Of 15 to 5. Tho feature Of the game was homo run by George in th9 fourth inning. It was 9 wondortu, hit. The runs were made by the fol- lowing members of the 7-2-E team; Louis ?, George 1. Theodore i, Ed ward ., Capp 1, Francis 1, Colman 1 and Nillcr 1.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Springfield 2, Hartford s. GO innings). Albany ?, Waterbury 1. Providence 6, New Haven 8. Bridgeport at Pittsfeld, rain.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Games Monday

Springfield at Bridgeport. Pittsfield at Hartford. Albany at New Haven. Providence at Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
The Standing
Games Today

New York at Boston. hiladelphia at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. St. Louis at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Baseball gets under way in New Britain tomorrow when the Falcon baseball team meets the IEohawks of Meriden in the first game of the 1926 season. There is sure 10 be q good crowd on hand 10 witness the first diamond clash and 10 make the opening q real formal one. Mayor Gardner C. Weld will throw out the first ball.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
The Standing
Games Today

Hartford at Springfield. Bridgeport at Pittsfeld. New Haven al Providence. Waterbury at Albany,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Games Tomorrow

Phila delphia at New York. Boston at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
NATIONAL LEAGUI
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Boston 5, New York {. (10 tnnings). Brooklyn s, Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh IS, Cincinnati {. Chicago 10, St. Louis 2. Il inningsl.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN A LEAGUE
Games Yesterday '

New York '. Washington .. Philadelphia 5, Boston ?. Detroit :, St. Louis (. Chicago 3, Cleveland 2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Games Tomorrow

Springfield at Bridgeport. Pittsftld at Hartford. Albany at Now Haven. Providence at Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
The Standing
Games Today

Games Today Washington at New York. Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
Totals
y-one ont when winning run scored. >-Batt'1 for Munsoa in 9th.

Sr. Louis .........,.22o one ao9 oo-- 2 'mrago ..........olO 500 0-. ol-Io I+9 h7se ih's-Witson, Hafy. OTarreI, iiaFtneti, Jones. Thre" base uil--O'Far- gtu Home run B'ades. stolen ha,as - Hoath"ot", Wilson. TraEau. S.rgr,. out
 by Rlah' 2, Softoron $. Bush l. Rein hart .. Hits-o0 Soih0oru { !u 5 l-s. Rem haTt ie In :, Blake l2 in o-S. Hush none In l-H Jouos l in 2. Winning pitrnrr-- Jones. Losing pi'~h"r- Eeinhar-. t'mpires Sweeney aud Mor9u Tfno-s.1l.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

State Boxing Commissioner Thomas Donohue of Connecticut has said that he will not seek break with the New York commission but their latest statement on the mat ter now in hand, sounds ridiculous. He. however, will keep an open mind in the matter and will wait until he has heard both sides of the case before he comes to a decision.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

If you think We are living too fast get out and watch q briclllayer on a government job.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
The Standing
Games Toda v

Jersey City at Syracuse. Newark at Buffalo.
 Baltimore at Rochester. Reading at Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
l"'T's $ lI T-Eau"d for Fmmer in ,th, Hk-RaueI for FoOun in StN. NIX Rated for smith in sth.

Cincinnati ..........,.I"1 hh9 o+h-- Pittsburgh ............o-o Oil INA-IE
 Two base hits Kous.h. smith. N Inns. Home ruUs-Wright @. Stolen bases
 uc'er @, Carey. Sacrifices Tnai'a. " zht. Rhyme, Carey Trayuor. uoub'e '..r r5s-FinclL Cutz 10 Ptqp. Ehy1s. Might 10 MrIuuis. Left ou haa.z-,'.o-
 nnau 6, Pittsburgh s. Bas's on hajla- u# Mays ., Meadows l. bay l. Stgu * uut--hy Meadows .. Mays 2 lJrs-"tr May II in 2, Day In 0. pitched 10 fou- h@tters, May in 1. Passed hall--Pieiai A Losing pitcher Mays. Umrires -Eclrden. guisiey and Ptrman. Time-I.J7.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday All games postponed, rain.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

Commissioner Donohue has been placed in a peculiar light with the present argument centcring around what he is 10 do. It is the general opinion that Kapian and his man agers are doing the right thing by refusing to comply with the New York boards edict that he fight in Long Island City when he can re- cejve more money for fighting in Hartford and it Is expected that Commissioner Donohue will back him up in his latest decision.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

It doesn't seem probable that the fans will miss an opportunity 10 see the champion In action against his foremost challenger and if Null ligan can get Garcia 10 fight Rap Ian in Hartford. all records for at tendance at any fight will be broken.
 No one can understand the New York boxing commission. It orders one thing and then reverses itself. It declared Dempsey ineligible to fight in New York and overnight it reverscs its decision and Dempsey becomes eligible. kaplan has proved himself a real champion by defend- ing his title against his foremost challenGers within the required time. He hasn't pulled out of any bouts and has met all those with whom he has been matched. Hes has proved to be real fighter and yet the New York boxing commission sits on him and tries 10 make him fight for 2 man who can't give him the money another promoter can.
 All around it is known and rec ognizcd that the New York com mission Is usurpins powers that real ly don't belong 10 it and now that the Kaplan-G Garcia matter becomes a state issue, it remains 10 be seen whether the Connecticut commits sion consisting of one man. has sg 1Tin the Nc York triumvirate.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-01

The only question 10 be decided is whether the Connecticut fans want to see Kaplan fight Garcia or not. Judging from the attendance at the fow bouts in which Kaplan has appeared in this state. it would seem that tho fans in this state are anxious to have Kaplan fight in Connecticut, The records for at tendance an indoor affair in New England were broken when Kaplan met Pctrolle in Hartford a few short weeks ago and the Waterbury East ern league baseball park was filled to it's capacity the night he fought Herman there last August.