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New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
STATE SOCCER TITLE TO
 BE DECIDED IN HARTFORD
Manchester And stamford Teams to Rattle Tor Championship Al
 Charter Oak,

Hartford April q Re-For the N:st time in the history or soccer in Connecticut the final round game Q: tho state cup competition, the greatest soccer classic of the season has been allotted 10 Hartford and the game will be played at Charter Oak park on Sunday afternoon next. starting promptly at 3:l5 o'clock (0aynght saving time). The con, testing teams being Manchester I. C.. Of South Manchester and tho panerek I, C. Of Stamford, the two extremes ot the state.
 These teams arc great rivals and for several seasons have met in the competition It was the pancrek team that eliminated Manchester last season while in lo2? it performed the same feat For several seasons, the teams played in the stats league and there Was always bitter rival ry but the past two seasons the pan- orek team has been participating in the WcstcheSt:r section Of the New York state league owing to geo graphical location Manchester has won the trophy on two occasions while panerek was successful once. The competition carries with 1t the honor Of soccer champion of Con- Inecticu' Last season Hartford Ihistles won the competition by eliminating the Waterbury team at south Manchester In the final round game by 9-l
 Soccer fans from all sections of the state will be in attendance at this game as the panerek team has a great reputation. having won the i Westchester league for the past two seasons and last season lifted the Spring cup competition. During its career it has lifted every league and competition in the state and the game at Charter Oak park Sunday will give the upstate fans the only opportunity Of seeing this team perform this season.
 The nanerek team received bye in the first round Of the competition while in the second round it had hard battle in eliminating the Clan Campbell team of Bridgeport by the close score of 3-2, In the
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Fully 50 Players Are Expected 10 Enter Without Being Called on to Qualify on SCioto Course,

New York, April 2l CP,-Fully 50 players are expected to enter the national open golf championship al the Scioto Country club, Columbus, July $ without being called upon to qualify in their districts. Under regu- lations made public by the United States Gold association. Hitherto only the champion has been accorded this courtesy,
 The first 30 in the fnallist of the championship al Worcester last year are among those exempted
 Members Of the Walker cup team which sails for England soon also are elgibile without qualifying. These include, besides Jones and Ouimet, Bob Gardner, George Ven Elm. Jes- ga Guiltord, Jess Sweetser. Roland Mackenzie and Watts Gum.
 The [. $. c. A. also will make room for all American professionals who compete in the British open championship and ten foreign per formers, Canadians must qualify in the districts nearest their homes
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Paris (F-Elouard Mascart Of France, teatherweight champion Of Europe, beat "Bugler' Lake of Eng land (6)
 Kansas C'i'y " L. Young" Stribing, Of Georgia, outpolnted Joe Lohman. Toledo. Ohio GOO
 Vernon, Cal-Mushy Callahan, Los Angeles. beat Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo, G0D
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
Only Five Out of 400
 Escape Death in Picking

Shanghai, April 21 P-Only five mon out of 40o, comprising the. guard of the cabinet office escaped death at 'ha hands of the Kuomin- chun troops before the evacuated Peking, says the North China Daily News.
 The newspaper calls it cold hloodcd massacre. IL says the ex- tremists persuaded their comman- ders to destroy all the guard of the cabine. office, which fired on stu dents during a demonstration last month The men were taken be- yond the yellow temple and machine guns were opened upon them and only five escaped alive,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
came in second 10 John (. Miles. io year old dark horse from sydney Mines, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, who finished in record time.
CAPTAIN OF TEAM
Henry Breckinridge of Fencers' Club of New York to Lead Ameri- can Team Against Britishere

New York, April 2l f9 - Henry Breekinridge Of the Feneers' club of New York has been named captain ot the American fencing team which will meet an English team here May 8. and 5. .
 Other members Of the American combination, announced by the board of directors Of tho Amateur Fencers' league, are George c. Cal. nan, Rene Percy Arthur Lyon and Harold Van Buskirk Of the Fencers' league. F. B. OConnor and pr. d. r. GignoVx of the New York 4. C., and John Rimond Of the Military Academy al West Point.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
ACES ORGANIZE
Management Seeking Games With Best Junior Teams In The City Averaging r Years In Age,

The Aces baseball team has or sanized for the season with strong lr nine than last year Carlson, vet cran member of the nine will cap tain the team this year and will try 10 lead the squad in a successful season.
 Because Of the many open dates, the management would like 10 book games with the best junior teams in the city averaging Y years in age. The Aces will play any night after supper and on Sunday afternoons. Ihoso wishing 10 arrange for games can communicate with Manager Fred Mirhani. l58 South Main street.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
HIGH SCHOOL STARTS
New Britain Baseball Nine Opens Season Against Naugatuck Sat urday Afternoon.

With two weeks Of hard practice behind it the New Britain high school baseball team will open up it's 1928 season at the Naugatuck with the high school team of that city as it's opponents,
 Little is known of the strength of the down state team but it is thought that the Red and Gold men will not he strong this year because of the great percentage Of green material that will make mp its personnel Coach Cassidy will probably change his lineup many times in the game in an effort to see what his seasons team may be
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
Take a Chance Races
 Best Mile of Derby

Louisville. Ky April T (Pl-Take q Chance, owned by pr, II, II. sul- livan. Cincinnati, yesterdov turned in the best mil" york Of any of the Kentucky derby entrants here this spring when he reeltd off eight fur longs in i;43 Is at Douglas park. The colt carried lS0 pounds and was not all in when he pulled ur
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

1925 season closed, Worcester, al- though its teams have been high in the standing, never has responded to class A baseball and its reception in Providence, which has known the International "A A" brand is uncer- tain. Years ago Providence was member of the then Eastern league which later became the Interna- tional.
 Opening day games were sched- uled as follows; Springfield at AL bany, Pittsfeld al Providence, Bridgeport al New Haven and Hart. ford at Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

semi-hnal round Of the competition. the Swedish team Of Bridgeport was defeated rather easily by the score Of 4-l, Those who have wit. messed the displays of the two Bridgeport teams this season will readily know the abilities of the DauoFek team.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
SWAMPS TRADE SCHOOL
Lewis High school of Southington Eaters Scw Britain Team 10 the Tune of cS 10 Q

The New Brltain sta's Trade school baseball nine was smotheYcd in an avalanche of base hits and runs in the first same Of the season at the hands of the Lewis high school nine Of southington yester- day afternoon, 1ha New Britain team was helpless before the mas tortul pitching of Judd Of Southinq- ton who allowed the Traders only two hits and struck out Ii men. Judd's team mates collected q total Of 24 hits during the game. The final score was B 70 in favor ct Lewis high. The summary
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
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Eddie Lord, ths coming Water bury battler. Is definitely off Multi san's card tn Hartford Monday night because of the fact that he is fight ing in one Of the preliminaries to the Kaplan-Roy fight in Montreal tonight. Lord was matched against Phil Richards, an English hattler for six rounds
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
PREDICTS BIG SEASON
President Dan O'Ncil Of the Eastern League Straightens Out Franchise Difficulties In Two Cities

Springfield, Mass April .1 lPA-- President Dan o'Neil predicts that Eastern baseball league season start ing today Vill be one ot th: best in the history of the organization despite the fact that he has been busy throughout The winter straight ening out franchise difficulties in Bridgeport and Pittsheld.
 Transferring the Worcester fran chise 10 Providence has been the only change in the circuit since the
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

The state boxing rules under the heading of contestants, says; Con tsstlnts-No boxer shall ha per mitted to engage in 8 star bout who has eight days previously participat- ed in any bout; no boxer shall he permitted 10 engage in a semi-pro- tessional bout who has seven days previously participated in any bout; and no boxer shall be permitted to engage in a preliminary bout who has six days previously participated in any bout
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
BABE RUTH HITS /. FIRST HOME RUN
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-21
Totals
Totals Lewis IIipl,

Two Vase hIt-- BoWers, Home r'ln-- Fontann, Stolen hases--Fontann. Walsh t9l. Left on tases-Lew!s B, New Brit ain 4. Base OF balls-ott Judd l. White l, Brooks 2, Rtohtmcyer Hits--oh Judd n in 9, of White in 4. of Brooks , in !. of Rtchtmeyer in }. Passed halls Bowers. Winning pitcher-Judd. Losing r,feher-Whtte. Cmp!te-Johnson. Time Il 4i
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

Lord by fighting tonight, Is engag- ing in a bout just six days prior to the Delaney-Solomon card at the state armory. in Hartford Monday night, His place has been filled by Romeo Roche Of Holyokc hattler Of fine proportions,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

There Is 8 different h the case Of Lord and Delaney Delaney appeared in an exhibition in Holyoke last Mon day night, but because it vas an ex- hibition, he does not violate the eight day clause. IL he had, as some tried to convince Commissioner Donohue. then any man training with sparring partners in a gymnasium would be violating the eight day clause in the rules
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

Solomon will be in Hartford Fri day to finish of his training for the bout Monday night He will work out at the Charter Oak gymnasium and any of the fight fans in this city who are interested in seeing the Panama battler in action, will have q chance to do so at the Hartford athletic center,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

The Eastern league starts play to- da. and as most of the New Britain fans are interested in Hartford. that team uin be playing at home tomor- row afternoon. If the Arctic wind dies down, there may be some who will so to see the game.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

Solomon holds the title Of heavy, weight champion of Panama and at the present time is in good condition. His one hope is to put q sleep pro- dUcer on Delaney's jaw Monday night because that would give him prestige such as he has never loetoru had in the pugilistic world
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

Roche has been seen in action by many New Britain fight fans and he will be good man to take the place of Eddie Lord. Lords action in fighting in Montreal tonight thereby forcing him off the Hartford card will he q disappointment to some, but Eoche's work will be pleasing nevertheless.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

There isn't any doubt but what the colC weather has a great deal to do 10 handicap pitcher in the first few games played, but nevertheless, some wonderful accomplishments have been turied in since the league opened
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

The word has flashed all around the world that Babe Ruth has made his first home run, Maybe Ruth is figuring on having his contract re- newed because he certainly turned on the big guns yesterday getting five hits out of six times at bat. One was a home run, two were doubles and the other two were singles.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

The remainder Of the card is about as good as could be assembled in this state or any place else for that mat ter without bringing in champion ii a.. ronsn of their titlCs. Then again, thss championship bouts are not always what they are cracked up to b.. Patsy Bridgett is handling the tickets in this city for the fight and h. has experienced q great demand rnr them. The same report comes rom all other places handling the tickets and it looks as if it will be I aeilout by Monday night
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

The home run vas made of of Walter Johnson, the old veteran of the Washington Senators. Johnson started of the season by holding the Athletics 10 a 1 to c score, thereby making up his first shutout of the son. The game went ! , innings with Walter pitching q wonderful game.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

There's a story going the rounds that Leonard couldn't stand pros l-rny and the bright lights got him. Ii that is true, thnn he is suffering .h1 results of hls escapades in his I,psincss, that of fighting
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

At one time, not 90 long ago, Laonard could take and give the best in his class, hut h. evidently cannot either give or take now because the results of the last few fights in which he has engaged show that he hasn't tha stamina to withstand a hard NloW.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

The Industrial basketball league vlli officially close up it's affairs for t!l> I2-5-o6 season with a banquet in honor of the r. 6 r, Corbin five in tho I. M C, A. on Tuesday evening, Way 1. Al this time, the members ct the championship team will be presented with q cup emblematic of the title for the league and each player will receive a gold basketball aa an individual prize.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

If we remember, "Shcik' Loonarl, recently of Wallingford and more re- gently Of Bridgeport, vas kayoed i'll battle i'll Holyoke and after it was eyer. he issued an heroic statement tn tho effect that some thought he vas through but he would show them all that he vas not
New Britain herald., 1926-04-21

He'll have to make it again. If that's the case, because last night i'll Portland, Me, he went up against I0ddi2 Lee. claimant to the welter- weight championship of New Eng land and in the third round of scheduled six round encounter, Leonard kissed the canvas for count of Io. The knockout was a clean one and came with a sudden ness that startled the spectators, If the "Shcik" wasn't through 2 short time ago, he is now.
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Social and Personal
Eight Tables Played
at Mrs. O. w. Roberts
Bridge on Saturday

Mrs. o. w. Roberts entertained at
prettily appointed bridge party Sat
urday afternoon at her home. Bas-
kets Of sweet peas were placed about
the rooms. Eight tables Of bridge
were in play during the afternoon.
After the game course luncheon
was served. The individual tables
were lighted with rose color candles
and the same color scheme was car.
ricd out in the luncheon appoint
ments.'
Honors were won by Mrs. Walter
Black and Mrs. W. L. Divcn.
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Musical Program Was
Given Sunday Before
a Large Audience

A very pleasing musical program
was given Sunday afternoon at the
Elks club roOnN by pupils Of Mrs.
Elva Lair Whitson and Mrs. Her
mann Schcffer before an audience
which filled the hall.
The program follows:
Theme-Op. 10. No. &, Left hand solo
$3.50. ............... Pirkher.
Luverne Bush
] Know a Lovely Garden. .IIardelot
What's in the Air Today--Robert Ed
en-.
Ruth IIalvcrson
Ballade No. 3 .............. Chopin
Mrs. NJ. w. Roam
neTceusc OOddarN
POurquoi ....... Florence Parr Ccrc
Mrs. George Ducmeland
Allah ............... G. w. Chadwick
A Memory .......... Rudolph CAM
Kenneth Preston
Romance ............. Jean Sibelius
Polichinellc .......... Eduard Schutt
Tobie Sorenson
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Dancing Program to
Be Given April II
at the Auditorium

Miss Muriel Robinson has returned
from the Bigelow Studio Of Dancing
in jamestown where she completed
arrangements for the appearance Of
the Bigelow dancers at the City Au-
ditorium in Bismarck on Saturday,
April II. Miss Bigelow's troupe will
present two vaudeville acts Of class
ical, character, clog. and novelty
dancing and many catchy songs.
Miss Robinson, who intends to open
a studio Of dancing here in the near
future. will appear in the perform
ance. Qs4sx
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Regular meeting Bismarck
Chapter No. 10 Royal Arch
Masons, Tuesday, April Is.
1926, commencing 1880 p. m.
Dinner Gals p. m. All degrees
conferred. All companions
and visiting members urged
to attend.
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YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY TO
MEET

The Young Peoples Society Of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock ut the
church. A musical program has been
arranged and Rev. Monsoon will dis
cuss the topic, us There God?" A
social hour of games will follow the
program and refreshments will be
Myrtle Leet. All members and their
friends are cordially invited. The
day evenings Tribune
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INITIATED IN SORORITY

Miss Hilda Hultberg, daughter Of
Mrs. Susanna Hultberg Of Bismarck,
o sophomore at the University Of
North Dakota. was formally initiated
into active membership in ri Chi
Theta, professional commerce society.
Wednesday evening. A banquet ut
the Frederick hotel followed the cerc-
mOny.
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ENTERTAINED FOR BAND MEM
RERC

Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Peterson enter
tanned Saturday afternoon for Capt.
and Mrs. Erik Hogbcrg and Miss Iris
Toern of the Swedish Royal Navy
band. Capt. Hogberg is director of
the band and Miss Toern is accom-
party visited the Indian school dur
ing the afternoon.
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RETURN FROM ALBERT LEE

Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Bonham have
returned from Albert Lea, Mimi,
where they were called last Wednes-
day by the death of Mrs. Ronham's
father, Charles Callahan. Mr.. Gala
han was Is years Of age ut the time
Of his death and had been a resident
of Albert Lea for 10 years, 80 years
Of which time had been spent III the
employ Of the Rock Island railway.
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will be held tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock in the club rooms. This
is not a dinner meeting.
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SHOPPING IN RrsuApCK

Mrs. Carl Ficglic, Cotcharbor:
Alice O'Brien, New Salem; and Es.
ter Bergquist Of Washburn were
shopping in Bismarck Saturday.
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DAUGHTER RORN

Mr.. ard Mrs. Merton Orr Of James.
town. former residents Of Bismarck,
are the parents Of n daughter whom
they have named Elizabeth Zee.
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COMMITTEES SELECTED FOR Elk
HlBIT

Much friendly interest is being
manifest in the coming loan art exhi-
bit at the Methodist church. Officers
Of the society announce the following
committee in charge Of assembling
the exhibits: Mrs. J. A. Larson, Mrs.
NJ. w. Roam, Mrs. Spencer Boise, Mrs.
A. J. Arnot, Mrs. F. NJ. Davis, Mrs. c.
f.. Ward, Mrs. L. r. Warren, Mrs.
Gerald Richholt, Mrs. Henry Hanson,
Mrs. X. f. Wenxel. Mrs. Lyman Bak-
err and Mrs. F. D. Romanowsky. 9th
er committees will be announced lat
er.
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Wsino Matson has been transfer
red to Bismarck from jamestown as
telegraph operator for the Northern
Pacific. He will succeed G. J.. Wal
len, who goes to jamestown.
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GUEST IN BISMARCK

Miss Jean Lykcn, who teaches Mt
Minot. is in Bismarck for weeks
visit at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
H. +. Shearn. on Mandan Avenue.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS HERE SATUR-
nAY

Several teachcrs from country
schools in the county spent the week
end in Bismarck. Among them were
Miss Nellie Dance and Miss Ella
Funston. Mcnokcn; Miss Emma Spitz-
or, Wilton; Miss Vivian Green. Bald
win; Miss Narcissa Mandigo, SteIl-
ing.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. William Weiss has returned to
her home in Judson after spending
several days in the city with her son.
Harold. who is quite Iii 1T the Bis
marck hospital
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EASTERN STAR MEETING IN MAN
DAN

A school Of instruction for men,
hers of the Eastern Star in this dis.
trict will be held at Mandan April %.
4 feature will be the banquet to be
held in the evening at the Lewis and
Clark Hotel. Members Of the order
who expect to attend the banquet are
asked to make their reservations by
calling Mrs. w. ]. Targart ut 845J.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT

Miss Marjorie Hunt has returned
from weeks visit at her home in
Medina. Miss Hunt is attending bus
mess college in Bismarck.
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AUXILIARY TO MEET

The American Legion Auxiliary will
meet Wednesday evening at the apart
ments Of Mrs.. F. s. Henry on Fourth
street. A good attendance is desired,
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Elmer Perry. clerk of the Phoenix
school district; Hugh McMurrick Of
the Teller district: and +. A. Back
man Of Ecklund township were bust
ness visitors in Bismarck Saturday.
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ATTEND CONCERT

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Olin and daugh-
ter, Lucille, and Mrs. A. A. Johnson
Of Sims attended the Swedish band
concert in Bismarck Saturday even
ing and visited with Mrs. Olin's
daughter. Mrs. Fred Swenson, over
the weekend.
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ATTEND ~" CONFERENCE

Charlotte Logan. Emily Olson and
Sidney Register, all Of Bismarck.
North Dakota University students.
attended the annual state conference
Of the Y. w. E.. 4. and Y. NJ. c. A..
which was held in Fargo over the
weekend.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT

Mrs. Thomas Lauder has returned
from two weeks visit ut Wahpcton
with her brother-in-law, Judge Lau.
der, and his family.
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MOTOR TO MlNOT

Mr.. and Mrs. VI. {. Doyle have re-,
turned from week end motor trip te
Minot
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AT HOSPITAL

II. +. Purfeerst Of New Salem is i'll
at the Bismarck hospital. Mrs. Pur-
feerst is staying in the city during
his illness.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. +. VI. Pettigrove Of Wilton re-
turned to her home today after a
short visit in the city.
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WOMEN WILL MEET

The Yeomen will hold their regular
meeting at the A.. o. U. W. hall Tues
day evening. Roll call at 8:l6 o'clock
will be followed by initiation, a short
business session and social enter
tainmcnt. A large attendance is an
ticipated.
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RETURNS TO MORT

Dr.. A. ]. Fabcr Of Mott, who has
been spending several days in Bis
nfarck on business. returned home 10.