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The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
BILL PASSED 10
 ESTABLISH NATIVE VILLAGES

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 tAP)-A bii has been proposed by Chairman si"nott. of the House Public Lands tommtttea, providing &ar the establisi'me4 er Alaskan Townsitcs for the benefit of Indians and Eskimos. Tho tracts will he surveyed into sub- divisions and deeds issued to the several natives
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
COMMISSIONER sourMwARp VISITS korzEBuE

KoTzEBuE, Feb. ao, tspecial Np9ea porre. spandenGc}-p. s. Commtssioncr Billy southward isft kotxeiue for keewalik after spending few days visit on bnsiness. Mrs, Ola Nas,oa0ok n government school teacher at Noatak village, up the Noatak River, Is paying visit here for few days.
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
URGES CORRECT ENGLISH AS
 S AN ECONOMY FOR TAXPAYERS

Detroit. (AP)-Not to he outdonc by contemplating business, education Is offering cash bonuses It's stock in trade.
 "speak cssrect English and yourself money" h the appeal that Miss Clara Beverly supervisor of English In Detroit schools, is holding to the payer.
 English 1t Is mis-spoken actually costs mo- ney." shc said. Children acquire faulty English habits from their parents in pre-sphed days. Vi'e teacher then spcns much Of her tt,as. anl thercf much of the taxpaycrs money, In overcoming tl,osc hnbits."
 "AIl this wosld bc unnecessary if parents would watch their speeeh," she assastad. Marrsct those English and reduce taxesn
The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20

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The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20

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The Nome nugget., 1926-02-20
PRESIDENTS CONDITION IMPROVED

! WARRINGTON Fes. 2o... tAPl-AlthssGh his
 conditioa.s .sreaty improved, Pre.ident Cssaidee
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
(Foly at.iuk)

den nep - meg regi ellensegei
e!6tt is ketsegtelenne tette AIT,
hogy Membership mem sokaig
~nyueszik belle abba helyzetbe,
amelyre vcrsaillcsi bekek0tes
itfltc, s ha ell ,akarjnk kerjilni a
fenyeget6 ujabb, rcttenctcs habo-
rut, t0rckedniink kell idcj6bon el
haritani a mcgbekiilts akadalya-
it. .Val6sNinii, hogy ez mem fog
mcgt0rtenni sulyoS megleppt6sek
nalkiiI.
De van egy nemZct, amelynek
meg t0bb szenvedes jutott osztaly
resziil, mint nemeteknek, es ez
a magyar. Orszaganak tulnyomo
reszet a szomszed allamoknak ad-
ia a b6kek0tes, ezekben az ALA
m0kban a magyar nemzet tagjait
ugysz6lvan mindattol megfosz-
tottak, ami az eletnek cricket ad.
De biiszke magyar nemzet meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Az eszaki nepek, mint Magyarorszag
szoszoloi a "Nepsz0vetseg" elott

Magyarsagert' cimen k0z0l
! a legnagyobb finn napilap, az u
usi Suomi okt6ber Tiki szama H.
Ignatius tollab6l egy lelkes elk
ket, amelyet lit sz6Szerinti fordi-
tasban k0zliink
Nyolc ev tclt ell vilaghaboru
bcfcjcztkc 6ta 5 az cmbcriseg
cSak most kezd fclocsndni H.
dfrcnyomas al6l, amely alatt ed
dig szenvedett. "A locarn6i egycz-
m6ny es Nemetorszagnak cgyen-
rangu tagkHnt val6 bejutasa a
Nepszovetsagbe, az els6 nagy le-
pes Europa kiengeszteldlese fe-
le; csal most kezd derengeni a
korun'k atka: a gyoz6kre es leey6
zottekre val6 felosztas al6l val6
szabadulas.
Am a nemet nemzetnek lelek-
szama, magas kulturaja es csoda-
san gyors felepiiltSe sebeib6l, min
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

neveztek a tortlenelem legnagyobb
biinenek, meltan annak tekinthe-
to a ielenben Magyarorszag tel
ies feldarabolasa. Es 6 k6rdesben
az osszes eszaki ndpek bizonyara
Finnorszag mellett vannak. Es,
hogy meg a gyGz6 hatalmak sora
ban mem tartjak mindig iogs2eril-
mex Magyarorszag helynetet, ar
ra nIezve, mint jellemzo peldat,
idezziik az iismert francia ir0knak !:
Tharaud Jeromosnak es Janos-
max G szavait: "a mnltkor Tria-
nonban, ugy latszik, tulsagosan
megfeledkcztek arr6l a nagysze-
rii er6kifejtesr6l, melyet ez a re
gi nyugati varos (Budapest) ev-
szazadokon at felmutatott a kc-
resztenyseg vddelmeben Azsia el-
leneben'...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
sem fordnlt koldns modom a iobb-

sem fordnlt koldns modon iobb-
sorsu nepekhez: egyediil viselte
borzaszt6 sorsat es senkise nyuj-
tott fele segit6 kezet.
Meddig tart meg helyzet,
hogy egyetlen hang sem emelke-
dix Magyarorszag .erdcktben9 S
kit illetne meg inkabb, mint min
ket fineket, hegy a magyar ker-
dfst nepek aeropagja ele vi
gyiik9 Hogy ez mikor es mily kap
csolatban ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ait
termeszetesen ncmzetiink kepvi-
sel6ire kell biznunk. Vajjon mem
teStve4mep-e finn a magyar nep-
mex? Mem mutatja- mindket or
sag t0rtenete, hogy mindket
nepnek evszazadokon al ugyanaz
a nehez sors jutott osztalyresziil ;
hogy a nyugati kultura a vtd6-
bastyaia lcgycn a kclctr6l j0v6 ia
madasok ellen? A magyar * "v-
Szazadokon kercsztiil kellctt all
MIA a harcot, el6Nn0r n mongol,
maid a t0rok cllendbcn. 1anyszor
egtek porra Magyarors2ag varo-
SAL, hanyszor tapoStak le virnlo
mez6it az ellcnssg lovai lcgjobb
fiai k0ziil mennyien cstek ell We
res harcokbap, megova Kozepeu-
r6pa kereszteny nemzeteit Bizanc
sorsatol!
Ha a Nepszovetsegnek csak-
ugyan celia a nepek kozott allan
do bGket teremteni, akkor a ma
gyar kerdes ennek ketsegteleniil
egyik akallalya, inert ha egykor
Lengyelorszag feloSztasat ioggai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
(Fo1ytatas.)

Walter Young clhatarozza, hogy egy
nagy nyilvanos dcmonstraci6t rendez
hogy bemltassa vilagnak n diadalat
hogy bebizonyitsa, hogy ncm rogesz-
mes fut6bolond. K6s6 eiszakaig fenn
marad Roberttel, tervezni, reszleteket
k,lolgozni. Elhatarozzak, hogy egy
6riasi leggombot fognak szerezni, ami
maid felviszi lebeg6t Macy magassag
ba, Is amikor a szel vizszintes irany
ba sodorja leghaj6t, elvagiak az osz
szek6t6 k0telet es lebego, q "repii
l6gep' kcringeni fog nez6k feje 70
lott.
A lcbeg6t Macy gonddal elkeszitik es
nap-nap utan kiprobaliak. Hosszu ko-
ttlen egy motorbiciklihcz cr6sitik Is
Robert neki fut, amig az apia benn i'll
a gliderben. Az felemclkedik, amig a
k6tf cngcdi es k6vcti a motorbicik-
lit. Walter hamarosan olyan iigylss6.
get sa.iatit el az NJ egycnsulya6 Ike.
sziiltkescl is, hogy meg akkor is egyen
snlyhan tnl maradni, ha .teljesen visz-
szafordnl Robert motorbiciklivel egy
nagy felk0rben.
FL tehat rcndben volna.
Leghaj6t szerezni mar kiss6 baio-
sabb. Professor Finchley kiserletezik
leghaj6kkal San Diegoban. Robert mo.
torbiciklin lie megy hozza. Szomoru hir
rel jon vissza. A leghajo es szikseges
gaztartalyok sokkal tobbe kerGlnek,
mint amennyire Ok szamitottak es mint
amennyit Ok megengedhettek volna ma
guknak. Mrs. Young segitsegevel ezt
is 1T lehetett volna hidalni, azonban az
. i6vahagyasara vajmi keves kilatas
volt, cgy kis baleset miatt, amikor
Walter kificamitotta labat egy XII
sebb esesnel.
Mrs. Youngba bck6ltoz0tt a v6gzet
sejt6se. Valahogy megercztc. hogy a
szerotettei kis6rlctczesci elerkcztek alb
ba stadiumba, amikor minden l6p6s
NJ tletik kockaztatasat jclenti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

alisabb szinckkel festctte elStte cgy
esctlegcs borzalmas katasztr6fa kepet
Szinte szivebe hasitott, ngy ereHte q
dobbent6 szornyiis6get. A fiatalos lei
kcsedesevel eddig EFT a kepet sohasem
latta maga el6tt.
- De nit csinaljak, anyam9
Gondolj valamit. Akarrnat fam
dc ennek kishrletnek mem szabad meg
tortenni.
Apa sohasem bocsatana meg.
- Hat ne tudjon r6la.
- De nit tegyek?
- Tcdd t6nkre leghaj6t, t0rd 0sz-
szc n gepet, csinalj akarmit; hazndi
AIT sem banom, hazudi az apadnak--
csak cbbSl n rdttenetes dologb6l ne lc-
gwen scmmi.
Vegiil is annyit cl6rt Mrs. Young,
hogy Robert megfoga1ta, hogy ha We
sz6lyes be'yen lesznek, mem fogja ell
szabaditani 9 rcptil6gepet. A megegye-
yes ugyanis az volt, hogy Robert megy
fel leghaj6 kosaraba, mig az apja, az
ahhoz cr6sitctt gliderbcn foglal helyet.
Adott mcgfclcl5 pillanatban Robert egv
k6Smctszessel clszabaditja q lcbcg6t s
amig ap!a a dcmonstrhci6t vegzi, ad-
dig q 6vatosan lecrcs2kedik. Mcgfogad
.ia az-~>vja unszoldsara, hogy nem fog
.ia clszabaditani a glidcrt, amig q szel
viz f0lf ncm viszi 6kct, ahol vcszcdc-
Inn lenycgcscn kisebb lcnne.
A Macy nap el6rkezik. Macy tomeg
gyiilik osSze a Macy showt szemlelni.
A gGmbot fclfujjak. Mar ez magaban
eleg Macy szenzaci6 k0z6nsegnek. Apa
es flu megcs6koljak reszket6 Mrs.
Youngot es elfoglaljak helyiiket a
kosarban, illetve lebeg6 iilesben. A
legg0mb lassan emelkedik a nagy suly-
lyal. Az emberek ugy nezik, mintha egy
is'eni csoda meghyilvanuGsa t0rten
mex szemeik el0tt
Egy par szaz meter magasan, kedve-
70 szeltol vizszintes iranyba fujva, hir-
telen-Robert legnagyobb meglepetese-
re--a glider az apjdval elszabaault a
baloont6l. Mrs. Young lem elszedul.
Robert mem tartotta meg fogadalmat.
Pedig szegeny fin mem tehet r6la. Wal
ter, seitv6n titkos megegyezest fele-
stgc IS fla k0z0tt, ugy sZerkesztette
l6ghai6hoz az er6sit0 keszileket, hogv
az iilGhclyet6l. Es EFT tctte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Az EG LOvAGJAI'
RegenyIrta:
CSEH ANDoR -.
All rights reserved.
The SKY KNIGHTS
Copyright 1885, by Author.

Szegeny asszony leirhatatlan aggo
dalmakat al Xxi estenkent es hogy lei
ki erejenek az egyensulyat fenntartsa
fokozottabb ahitattal fordul ism6t :
vailashoz.
Walter clhatarozza tchat, hogy felc.
sege tudtan Xviii. kolcsont vesz fel O
hazukra. Mortgage, betablazas-milyer
rcttcgett fogalom volt ez pedig az Z
egyszerii, gondoskod6 kispolgari 6le
tiikben. De q kiserlet mindcnekel6tt!
Amikor ritka szallitmany, leg
haj6 meg6rkezik 6s szajr6l l-szajra kezd
jarni hire nagy demonstraci6nak
amit sem Walter, sem Robert mem inert
neki emiteni, Mrs. Young megdobbent
EFT mar 8 is istenkisertesnek tartotta
Is konyorgott, rimankodott Walternek,
hogy hagyion fel n tervevel Walterrcl
most mar mem lehetett err6l beszelni.
Annyira belle tudta magat elni 81
ker lazaba, hogy k6pes volt rovid, ere.
YES felt6telekkcl emtasitani a ketseg-
bcosctt asszonyt. Mint egykor az oft.
honkeres5 elmaradason, most is erzi,
hogy ~ ercdmtny mai igazolni fogia
at - es karp6tolni az asszonyt minden-
ert.
Julia ekkor a fiahoz fordult:
= Robert, draga fam, ugy-e tie nem
hagyod szenvedni szegeny ,anNidat +?
Ugy-e te mem engedsz tengeresz 0zvegy-
mel is remesebb aggo1almak kozott meg
bolondulnom.
- De edesanyam...
= Ugye Robert, egyetlen magza-
tom, ugy-e tie meghiusitod az apad XII
serleteit ertem?
= De edehanyam, epEdolja meg: tobb
mint husz esztend6 RESERVES munkaja.
Es ha leesik ha meghal az apad,
Robert.
= De nem esik lie, anyam. Mem sza-
bad errc gondolni.
- Istenkisart6s ez fiam. Gondoli ri
0sszehnzott tagokkal, verbefagyva fek
silk apad f6ld0n.
Robert megborzongott. Az anyia, bar
a sajdt idcg2it is morzsolta, legre-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
IAN FR1KAI MAnvAa HIRLAPo

A lcbcg6 pedig el6bb csik egy kicsit,
aztan egy szel aram felkapja ts siman
lebeg eleg nagy gyorsasaggal. A nezGk
megbiivolten nezik IS azutan olyan
iidvrivalgasban t6rnek Xxi, aminek mo.
raja e,ysz a giiderig felhallatsz;k. A
legha i6r6l mindenki megfeledkczik,
csak reszket6 anyai sziv kutatia az
eget, megosztvan az aggodalmat wal
ter IS Robert k0zott
(Folytatinkl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

A legg0mb, az 6riasi nehez6kt6l meg
szabadulua, mint egy puskagoly6 l6tt
fel az egek fele. Oily gyorsan emelke.
dett, hogy fel6 volt, hogy hamar olyan
magas regi6ba emelkedik, ahol a kill
So atmoszfera gyenge nyomasa alatt,
fel fog robbanni. Robert kinyitja SEE
lepet ,azonban ez csak egy kicsit tud-
ia cs0kkenteni az emelked6s sebess6.
get. Akkor meghuzza hasito szelep
kotel6t-7de az nem miik0dik. A legha-
j6 menthetetleniil tor halalos magas.
sag felf.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Egy sk6t

eljegyzett egy fatal ozvegyet.
A h0lgy annyira meghizott az ell
iegyzes utan, hogy a skot vissza
akarta szivni a szavat. Visszaker-
te a jegygyiiriit, de ez sehogysem
i0ven lie a vankosra hizott ujj-
rol, a skot inkabb elvette hOl-
gyet felesegul, hogy karba ne
vesszen a eyemantos gyiirii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Kedves

- Az a szineszn0. aki boszor-
kanyt adta, igazan olyan vene
Csak olyannak latszik, inert
val6iaban soltlSal venebb.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-09

s. c. received his freshman training under Stagg at Chicago. Then he transferred 10 his present alma mater but was unable to play last season because of Pacific Coast Conference rules. He is wearing the varsity uniform this year. how ever, as is Lloyd, a sophomore.
 Howard Jones. Trojan mentor, sees big things in store for these boys. He claims they are natural born players. And they probably are--at least their older brothers were.
 Both boys are backfied men-and again they compare exactly to the Thomases of Maroon fame. John, the elder, was a fuilback and Harry played halfback. Max, the Cider, plays fullback. while Lloyd fills a halfback berth. Oh, yes, and all four played football at the same high school in Jamestown, N. D.
 Max is especially good at open field running. He is fast and shifty and is also a good man on the sending end of a forward pass com bnation. Lloyd shines on the de- fense. He also is fast and when he tackles they stay tackled.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-09
MULDOWNEY YS. DEN0
New Britain Entry In State Pocket Billiard Tournament Meets Meri- den Boy Tonight.

Muldowney, representing Rogers Billiard parlors of this city, and Demo of Meriden. will clash tonight at Rogers rooms on Church street in a state pocket billiard tournament match. Both Of these men are ap- bearing in the state competition for the first time this year and both are evenly matched
 The local cueist, off form for the first part of the 1son, confidently expects to start or the winning track tonight by taking Demo into camp and this. his followers think, will give him the confidcn 70 necessary to show his stuff against the other en- tries in the le. que.
 Demo is a clever manipulator or the ivory spheres. He is master at position playing and has com- mand Of the cue ball that at times appears to he marvellous. Should MuliOwney succeed In lowering his colors, it will be proof enough that "Humph" has the goods" to com pete for the state title.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-09
LEY NEA SERNICEO

Los Angeles. Nov. Eff history really docs repeat itself, few million gridiron fans in this coun- try are scheduled to hear consider able about two brothers on the Uni- versity of Southern California varsity.
 They are Max and Lloyd Thomas. younger brothers of John and Harry Thomas. who set the Big Ten buzzing with their pigskin accom- plishmcnts at the University of Chicago a few years back.
 John Thomas enrolled in Alonzo Stagg's institution in 1919 as a freshman. The following year he held down a regular berth in the backfield and his brother Harry scampered about with the Maroon yearlings. In 1921-22 both were regular backs on Stagg's eleven and John was named as fulback on Walter Camps All-America team the latter season. John and Harry Thomas will long hold the memories of Chicago students and alumni Even songs have been written about them.
 Max Thomas now a junior at |.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-09
ARMY ELEVEN ID
 MEET NOTRE DAME
Prize Football Tidbit to Be Fought at Yankee Stadium

New York, Nov. g R-An army eleven, ranked as one of the great est in years, will pit it's strength against another knute Rockne avail anche from Notre Dame in the prize football tidbit of the cast at the Yankee stadium, Saturday, and the hoofs of this army mule may be shod with new steel shoes for the task of trampling under foot for the second time in two years q team that is coming out of South Bend with a record equal to that of the famous Four Horsemen 0, fit two years ago. Neither have met defeat so far this season and both are challenging for national honors.
 Jack Murrell, a Wisconsin transfer to the Military academy, who play ed such a sterling game against Franklin and -narshall, is believed to have the call over Tiny" Hewitt. an all-Amei an back at Pittsburgh several years ago. Teamed with him may be Trapnell, the fashy back who has been on the sidelines with injuries since the Syracuse game. but now gradually rounding back in to form.
 Viewing with the ArmyNotre Dame clash in ,olor and interest, but not in importance, is the annual battle of Princeton and Yale. The Ellis alone stand in the way of Princeton advance to the second sue cessive Big Three championship. The Tiger varsity ;.fter swamping Har- ward will have little heavy work be- fore mil-week, but Yale. stung by three scoreless defeats on successive Saturdays is throwing flock of re- serves into the first string lineup in an effort to develop the punch now lacking.
 Harvard, usually presenting a sec ond string lineup against Brown in the last le before meeting Yale, plans 10 toss the regulars into the fray this year in an effort to stop the eleven "ironmen" who are driv ing the Brown Bear to place at the top of the eastern ranking.
 Navy, threatened by the powerful Georgetown attack in the Middle quest for national ranking. is hold ing long drills in secret to perfect new offensive formations. Pennsyl vania is building up defense to stop Dutch" Rieger. the fiashy Columbia back. Columbia is trying to elimin- ate fumbling.
 Both Cornell and Dartmouth are shifting backs around in wholesale style to find t,.e best possible com- Ibination for their gruelling meeting Saturday, while in upper New York state the flames of an ancient rivalry are breaking out as Colgate and Syracuse take their preliminary workouts.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-09

fans.
 Captain Eddie Barnikow, the Meri den boy who is leading the locals this season, is at present occupying the hall of fame in football In these parts, by his remarkable work. Barney" did not join the locals un- til October 10. and on that day he played against Red Oranges Yam kees. The brand Of football showed, convinced several thousands of peo- pie and several sports writers that the Human Dynamo" Is one Of the greatest finds in the history of pro- fesslonal football. Captain Barni- ROW at the beginning of the season was signed by Manager Mulligan for the Blues, but his desire to plav football and the habit of the Hart ford coach to keep him on the bench. caused him to shift his allegiance to the All-New Britains. The local leader IS burning up" for the chance to get at the Capitol City big leaguers Thursday. With Captain Barnikow in the backfield will he Eddie Hunt, of Stamford. Eddie Collins and Pots" Thompson. 'Butsy' Sturm Hartford boy who has made a great name for himself here this season will run the team from quarterback.
 The All-New Britains will have at ends "Hiker" Holzheimer, "Unk" Connolly Carlo Brink and Shep. Bingham, last years great wing man. Big Boy" Jack Donon. who like Captain Barnikow was with the Blues for several weeks and Murphy, Meriden boy playing his first sea- son with All-New Britain will be at tackles. Tom Humphries. veteran of two seasons, will be at his regu- lar position right guard, and at the opposite guard position will be Jumbo" Gnasdow, the 17-year-old giant from Berlin. who is the great est find In recent years. Joe Rogers of Meriden will be pitted against his old buddy Red" O'Neil at center. The locals are in fine fettle and con- fldence abounds in the. camp that another victory will be rung up over Hartford rival Thursday afternoon at the Velodrome, East Hartford. the kickoff will be at 2:3o o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-09

The Industrial Basketball League will open the 1926 season tonight at the Y. M. c. A. with two games scheduled. The first game will be between the Stanley Works and the New Britain Machine, and the sec and will be between Landers and P. X F. Corbin. The first game will be started at o'clock.
 Preceding the games, the 1ndus- trial Baseball League players and members of the track teams who took part in the annual Industrial League meet during the summer will the Y. M. c. A. at which the Her aid" cup for the winners of the track meet will be presented to the k. X F.. team.
 The Industrial Basketball League this year gives promise of being the fastest organization on record, the teams that will start play tomorrow having many of the veterans of last year on the squad with several new corners whose basketball ability is well known.
 The F. & F. Corhin team which copped the championship last year will have it's first string men out again. Included on squad are Ray Hoist, lanky center; Joe Jasper and Micky Luke. the fiashy pair Of for wards; Benny Paris, whose leg was broken last year, and George Hal lin as guards, and Arthur Parker, William Fresen, Stanley Gotowala, Dick German and Fred Felman as capable substitutes.
 Landers. which sizes Up as q strong contender for the basketball championship this year after having copped the baseball championship, has the old reliable Frank Nesta and Mickey Bucherri as forwards; Willie Dreisser. William Darion, Otto Kaminsky, Abe Aronson, who was
New Britain herald., 1926-11-09
OCTET TO TITLE
 SEEKERS TO FIGHT
Three CornerA Match for FeatherWeight Grown Monday

New York, Nov. 9 LP--Promise of eight championship battles in- volying seven titles was held forth to pugilistic followers today as fea- lures of an indoor boxing season which will focus much interest on the development of heavyweight challengers.
 All but the light heavyweight and heavyweight crowns will be under the fire of threatening challengers, with strong possibility that new chapters will be added to the long record of dethronements posted dur ing the outdoor campaigns.
 Leading off in the title hunt, Chick Suggs of New Bedford, Mass, and Honey Boy Finnegan of Boston will clash next Monday in the first match of a three cornered struggle for the featherweight throne left vacant by the retirement of Louis (kid) kap- Ian. A bout between the winner and Benny Bass of Philadelphia Is slated here to decide possession of the cham pionship.
 Second on the card Is a junior lightweight mele between Tod Nor gan and Carl Duane. The Pacific coast fighter was due here today to begin training for the match, which will pit him against the New York challenger November 19 at Madison Square Garden.
 The championship scene then will shift to Chicago where Mickey Walk CT will take his second fling at mid dleweight honors in tussle with the Georgia deacon, Tiger Flowers on December 3. Walker, who yielded his welterweight sceptre to Pete Lat so last May, failed to wrest the 16O pound mantle in 1925 from the late Harry Greb.
 Negotiations are in progress for another title fight later in Decem- Der at Newark, N. J., with Sammy Mandell of Chicago. newly crowned lightweight champion. and Billy Pe- trolle, of Fargo, N. D. as the prin- cipals.
 Madison Square Garden promoters plan three championship fight im- mediately afterward with Charley (PhiD Rosenberg defending his bantam title against Bushey Graham of Utica, N. Y, in the first. The date of the conflict tentatively has been set for January [, but Rosen- berg must be restored to the good graces of New York boxing officials before the match can be staged.
 Other boutss would pit Fidel Labarba against Elky Clark of Eng land in an international champion ship fyweight encounter and Pete Latzo against Joe Dundee in bout for the welterweight peak.