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New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

stead of Sauter but 1t is his turn and I would not have it said that Ken sington is side-tracking Mickey Lynch"
 The foregoing statement was is- sued by Manager Patsy Buckley or the Kensington team when he learn ed that Sauter was being mentioned as an umpire in the final game of the series.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
SPORT BRIEFS

By the Associated Press
 Jesse Hawley, Dartmouth foot ball coach, must have explored many of the sand traps of the Yale golf course. tuning up to the Dartmouth game with Yale today. After a pre-game golf match with Tad Jones, Yale coach, Hawley said, T think we're going home on the short end of the score.' Ere auent use of the niblick may have induced the pessimistic note.
 Six bouts, totaling 40 rounds of boxing at Madison Square Garden last night, failed to develop a knockout. Two of the contestants were knocked down during the evening but refused to gemain so.
 Red Grange will deliver series of talks on football to high school students :. Saturdays at Yankee stadium. Football has generally been considered one outdoor sport in which actions speak louder than words.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

There was some criticism of deci- sions rendered in two bouts last night, in fact, there was more than criticism, there was whoe-hearted booing. Johnny Clinch was given the verdict oyer Barney Youseman and the crowd disapproved and again when Abe Bodine won from Charles Anderson there was a howl.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Only the starting team of the Quantico marines was taken to Bethlehem, Pa, to play Lehigh, by aircraft Four planes delivered II regulars safely while the reserves made the journey by train. No facilities were provided for land ing any of the marines from ships.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

The answer Is easy. The Hart ford promoters who staged two shows this season are putting on quality cards with the best in the amateur ranks showing-but when local interests ran shows second and thi- d-raters, as well as others who didn't rate at all. were put on.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

It cannot be questioned that the crowd was sincere in the Clinch in- cident, but In Anderson's case it was plainly case of sympathy since the New Haven windmill was hopelessly outclassed outboxed, outpunched, outsmarted, was bruised. battered. bleeding and wobbly.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
Spea a king of Sports

Boxing fans who formed part of the throng at the state armory last night repeatedly asked: "Why is it that local promoters could never make amateur boxing pay in New Britain"
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Principal Louis P. Slade an- nounced that three men who were In doubt were on the eligible. list which assures fans that they will be in the lineup this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Coach Cassidy came through with his first optimistic announcement of the year yesterday afternoon. "If the entire team is eligible in its studies, 1t will win" he declared.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

The Adams team which plays the All-New Britain team will not be a set-up and If there is any doubt about it all one has to do is to look at the record of the team during this and several seasons past.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
THAT'S THE ONE.

You say you're looking for a cashier. thought you hired one just last week"
 T did. That's the one I'm look ing for."--St. Johns, N. B., Globe,
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 1s 1926
Can You Think of the
 Good Old Days When

The Fremont Streets claimed they defeated the Oak streets at baseball 26 to 3, but the Oak Streets claimed they won the game 3S to 30?
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Jack Burke of New Britain played nice ball with Lawrence and Jack Lawrence caught good game for Brockton7
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

The Tabs baseball team went to Wlnsted for Saturday afternoon game, only to learn on arrival that Manager Simmons of Winsted had sent telegram in the morning that the game was off?
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Reports from papers which are printed In the Berkshires, state that the Silvertown team of Springfield and the Adams team are two of the leading teams in the battle for the championship of Massachusetts.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

A Judges disagreement on the winner of a three round bout neces- sitates a fourth round to decide the winner. A. A. U. rules require that, in the event of fourth round being fought, the first three are being dis regarded and the fourth alone de- ternlines
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Two attractions in this city this afternoon will be the high school game at Memorial field and the soc- game on a special field in Will low Brook park, between the Clan Douglas and a German soccer club.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

The Steamrollers issue a ohal- lenge to any team in the city aver aging 1S0 pounds. For games call K. Rhodine. 1S62-o.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
Local Steam Rollers to
 Take on West Ends Sun.

The Steamrollers will oppose the West Ends Sunday at 2:So O'CLOCK at Memorial park. The Steamrol- lcrs are rated as one Of the pest teams in its weight in the cltS' Last week they trimmed the stone walls of Bristol 20 to 0. The steam rollers have won the three ganes they, have played, having defeated tbe Tigers of Plainville, Stonewaiis of Bristol and the All-Stars or thls city. The Steamrollers have not heen scored on as yet, the other two scores being 13 to 0 and lS 10 0.
 The teams will line up as follows for Sunday:
 Steamrollers west Etus co,.e,o,,,, Potts KayesN Nelson Christopherson Tracy Norlsy Lsheii Rhodine rfos'
 R. G. pors.u Kloiber
 R. T. Pagan (capt) Sco''
 R. F. Ptacosky Bacon lcap@'
 0. B. Kropf NoSe
 L. H. B. Wranat ospoih
 R. H. B. Taft Erickson |
 F. B.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

New Britain was always we'll rep resented at the dances of the Fa- vorite Social club of Hartford?
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

ing in this city there are many other fans who will be there roofing for the respective teams.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

The Silyertown team was a neat looking outfit and played New Brit ain evenly throughout a game two weeks ago. A lucky break on an attempted drop kick brought home victory for them to 0.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

We are of the opinion that An derson was on top of the pile by req son of his ggressiveness and heavy hitting In the opening three, but when his points were thrown to the winds by the extra round, both boys started off even-but didn't wind up so
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

feated the Traut & Hine diemaken
 at Electric Field, 40 to 25, Dame and Simpson umpiring?
 New Britain High school held a field day at the Park Association grounds, with the following results: Shot put, won by Meehan. class of '97, 27 it. 61s inches: pole vault, won by O'Donnell, class of '96, 8 feet; 22o yards run, won by Meehan, class of '97, time 26 1-5 seconds; running high jump. O'Donnell, class of '96, { it. 2 inches; mile run, won by 2assett, class of '96, time min, 54 4-5 seconds; 440 yards run, won by Judd, class of '96, time 1 min, 6 4-5 seconds;s2 mile bicycle race, won by Griswold, class of '9S, time 7 minutes, 36 seconds; half mile race, won by Allen, class of '9S, time 2 min., 30 4-5 seconds: 22O yards hurdle, won by Griswold, class of '9s, time 34 5-5 seconds?
 John Sullivan was pitcher and captain and Matthew Koverman was manager of the Y. MT. A. & B. society team. with the following lineup: Tom Lillis, catcher; John sullivan, pitcher; JaAph Ward, ss. Patrick H. Corbett. tb; John B. Smith. 2b: John Lyman, 3b; Michael O'Day. If: John Kitson, Of: Martin Welch rf.?
 The New Britain Cricket Club had | c. E. Whatnall, captain; J. w. w. | Scarlett, c. E. Elliott, M M. Cash more. F. Marvin, J. Beatson, E. J. Elanl, Steve Robb, J. Weston, W. l Elliott. A. Medley and S. L. Potter, substitute?
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Jim Meade Of New Britain pitched for Hartford and lost to Trinity, Is to 5?
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

For instance on the school varsity team much material could be fur nished. In the backfield, Matulis and Claire could play with the Theta Sigma fraternity and Carlson and Fengler with the Delta Ri. s
 Tn the line McGrath and Zehrer would cast their lot with the Alpha Iota Epsilon, Bromberg and Cor don with the Phi Betas, and Ansel- mo with the Theta Sigmas.
 There is talk of disbanding the Big Three in football on the obvious theory that children are smarter nowadays and refuse to believe everything anybody tells them.
 The Big Three in football hasn't been anything more than a senti- mental tradition for years and un- der the new rules it is practically impossible to take a sentimental tradition and run it the full length of the field for a touchdown.
 When Gertrude Ederle, unmar- ried, and Mrs. Corson. very much. married, were the only women who swam the English channel, America had the singles and doubles cham pionship, you might say.
 Leonard Ginny) Schmidt of East Main street is playing a great part in the play of Troy Conference academy this year. For the second consecutive year he is holding down the quarterback position. In his first year at school he played at end.
 Tn a. recent game between the Conference team and the vermont university freshmen team, he ana DOC" Bray were opposing quarter backs.
 He will come to this city wlth the team to play the New brl.alh High school aggregation on satur- dav. October 30th.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

Plans are being formulated for a league between the various fraterni- ties at the Senior High school. There is an abundance of material in the school organizations that would make up a group Of good teams.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

The P. & F. Corbin diemakers de- feated the Traut & Hine diemakers at Electric Field, 40 to 25, Dame and Simpson umpiring?
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

2 s pc a king ] 1of Sports !
 
 Boxing fans who formed part oi the throng at the state armory last night repeatedly asked: Why is il that local promoters could never make amateur boxing pay in New Britain"
 The answer Is easy. The Hart. ford promoters who staged two shows this season are putting on quality cards with the best In the amateur ranks showing-but when local interests ran shows second and thi- -d-raters, as well as others who didn't rate at all, were put on.
 There was some criticism of deci- sons rendered in two bouts last night, in fact, there was more than criticism, there was whole-hearted booing. Johnny Clinch was given the verdict oyer Barney Youseman and the crowd disapproved and again when Abe Bodine won from Charles Anderson there was a howl.
 It cannot be questioned that the crowd was sincere in the Clinch in- cident, but In Anderson's case it was plainly a case of sympathy since the New Haven windmill was hopelessly outclassed, outboxed, outpunched, outsmarted, was bruised. battered. bleeding and wobbly.
 A judges disagreement on the winner of a three round bout neces- sitates fourth round to decide the winner. A. A. U. rules require that, in the event of a fourth round being fought, the first three are being dis regarded and the fourth alone de- termines.
 Nt dlC ol lllo OpllllOll IIldL All derson was on top of the pile by req son of his aggressiveness and heavy hitting In the opening three, but when his points were thrown to the winds by the extra round, both boys started off even-but didn't wind up so.
 Just 10 be the first to name an All-American team, we submit the following lineup to the readers of this column: Left end, Eyes of Brown; left tackle, Ships of Navy; left guard, Peaches of Georgia; cen- ter, Smoke. of Pittsburgh; right guard, Remember, Maine: right tackle. Gunman, Chicago; right end, Owe, Minn.; quarterback, Lock of Yale; left halfback, Front of Dick inson: right halfback, Wierhier. Lafayette; fullback, Banks of Wa bash.
 Here's another team which nearly approaches the first team. We name as the second team: Hunchback of Notre Dame, left end: Mules Of Army, left tackle; Mounted. North western, left guard; Tube of Col gate, center; Fall of Harvard, right guard; Isle of Manhattan. right tackle; Bull, Penn, right end; Prune, Pitt quarterback; Lynch, Alabama, left halfback; Remit, Purdue, right halfback: I, Feel, H., fullback. l New Britain will be we'll repre- l sented at the Hale-Dartmouth game l in New Haven this afternoon. Be- l sides the large number of graduates ! from both schools who are now liv-
New Britain herald., 1926-10-16

New Britain will be we'll repre- sented at the Dartmouth game in New Haven this afternoon. Be- sides the large number of graduates from both schools who are now liv-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
OPENS
LAREDO STORE

LAREDO, Tex, April "a. c.
Penney and Company have just open
ed new department store in Laredo.
The store is located at the corner of
Farragut and Conl ents streets in the
NJ. Little building. This makes the
6T6th store of the company doing bust
ness in the United States.
X. i. Champion. an interested part
ner in the business, is the local man
ager. His assistant is r. p. Mendell.
Mrs. Zena Seal is manager of the
ladies' ready-tO-wear department and
Alfredo Domenguez is in charge Of
the mems furnishing department.
The opening of the J. c. Penney and
Company in Laredo is the third time
this city has been nationally honOred.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
DEALERS HELP
SAVE FORESTS

Among the most encouraging aspects
of the forestry situation in the South
today is the decidedly favorable atti-
tude toward and practical support
given by the lumber manufacturers to
reforestration durins the last few
years.
This attitude and support Of the
southern lumbeTmen with respect to
forestry is evidenced, not alone by their
utterances and assistance for the move
ment in general. but also is manifested
in a more effective and convincing
way by their actual undertakings in
rcfOrestration designed to bring about
4 reproduction Of timer, prolOng their
existing supply and in many instances.
- insure perpetual numbering opera
ton on their forest~d tracts,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Election Soon for
School Addition

San Juan will call an election soon
on an $4,000 bond issue for an addi-
ton to its high school building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
7 RUCk ARE 4
. IS ENLARGED
ZOO ACRES.

San Antonio's truck gardening area
will be enlarged approximately 200
acres in a few weeks according to
VIM. +. Schulz, realtOr and s. s.
Searcy, who have just brought in one
of the best artesian wells reported in
this district in many months.
The well is located on level tract
Of land, lying just north of Kelly
Field, on the Acme road and just off
the FriO City and Cupples roads. The
well was brought in last week at
depth of 400 feet and preliminary
tests show that it will produce from
1900 TO 1900 gallons of water per
minute.
PLAN IMPROVEMENT
Plans for immediate improvement
and development of the tract have
been announced and are already un-
der way. The tract will be subdivided
and developed into truck and garden
farms. A hard-surfncc road will be
built by the land and gravel roads
through it, The land is all being
cleared now. =
The well is located on the north
west corner of the land and is the
highest point on the tract. The land
slopes to the southeast and the entire
tract will be irrigated by gravity flow
irrigation.
BLACK LOAN
The land is black loan and is
particularly adapted to the growing
of sweet and Irish potatoes, tomatoes,
cabbage. cauliflower and many other
garden vegetables.
The owners of the land. will put
water on it, clear it and pillow and
offer il for sale within a few weeks
at aprice considerable below the aver
age price that close in truck lands
are being sold for. The land is located
Just seven miles from the Bexar coun
ty courthouse and marketing facilities
for the products are splendid.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Adequate Lights
Provide Economy

approximately a quarter Of all the
products spoiled in the course of
in the industrial estab-
liShments Of the United States would
be unchanged if these factories and
shops had ample and adequate light
ing. This would amount to saving
Of about S3O,OOO,OO0 annually.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Duerler Factory
TO Start Shortly

Work is expected to start shortly
on the six-story and basement fac
tory &silding to be built on Camp
street near the Southern Pacific
trucks for G.. A. Dueler Manufactur-
ing Company. Bids for the 100000
structure will be received until IL a.
m, May /. The building is to be nf
brick and reinforced concrete cob
struetion. Herff and Jones are archi-
tects
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Plans
School Addition

Harlandale will build an addition
to its high school if bonds are voted at
an election which has been called for
Mag s. 1t is planned to vote bonds
for $4,000 and make a large addi-
ton to its present building which has
two stories of brick. Adams and
Adams are architects.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
ALAMO
SITES BRING
$4,000

Two North Alamo street corners
brought $S4,5OO last week which may
result in new and large building i'm
provements, according to Judge L. ID.
Henry who purchased the property
and stated that 1T may be necessary
to improve the sites in the future to
realize the largest investment"
Judge Henry purchased tine north
east corner of North Alamo and
Eighth from Ransom and Silsbee, X.
NJ. Silsbee and ii. Lee Ransom, for
notes for $1,000 each due in five years
and note for $4,000 due in five years
at per cent.
LARGE DEAL.
The corner of North Alamo and
Seventh. purchased from II. II. Levy
and II. Lee Ransom, involved 4 con-
sideration of $4,000 cash and note
for $4,000 due in five years at Z
per cent.
The latter corner has a garage
building while the one at Eighth has
a small house. The property at Sew
enth is described as lots one and two,
block 80, new city block 452, front
ing 92.3 feet on North Alamo and
141.S depth.
MAY IMPROVE.
The site at Eighth includes lots
10 and l.. new city block 442.
Judge Henry stated that plans had
not been made for immediate improve
ment of the property. Alamo street
however. is fast becoming one Of thu
leading business arteries of San AntO
MO and the close in sites at Seventh
and Eighth streets are regarded as eX-
cellent for business improvements.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Invest 100000
in Theater, Bank
Office in Valley

A new theater, bank and office
building. which will cost 100000
will be erected in San Benito in the
near future. according TO the San
Antonio Builders Exchange. The
hank and thcater will be on the first
floor, while the second will be divided
into offices. W. X. Van Siclen is
architect. Ed Brady and Brown
White Of the Farmers State Bank,
are oWuprs
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
BUYERS
CONTINUE
INFLUX
New Water Supply Projects
Help Develop South
Texas Farms.

An immense irrigation project on
the Nueces river and the drilling of
several new artesian wells, is in.
creasing development and sale of
Winter Garden lands, according to
San Antonio real estate men who are
extensively interested there.
Crystal City, one OF the centers of
the greatest activity of farm produc-
ton as well as land sales, reports
that new irrigation projects are draw
ing land buyers from all sections of
the country.
Among public improvements in the
Winter Garden District is a big ir-
rigation project on the Nueces river.
VOTE BONDS.
Several months ago 100000 was
provided by bonds and recently an
other election was held in which the
members Of the water improvement
company, composed Of farmers in the
district 10 be covered by the new
project, voted to issue $4,000 worth
of bonds in addition TO the first bond
issue in order to build the dam
higher than was first planned so
that several thousand acres more
land can be irrigated.
Many large land sales have been
made along the river in the territory
covered by the project and there is
an active demand for all that is be-
ing offered for sale. However, most
of the land has been bought for de-
velopment purposes and very little of
it Is being offered for sale along the
river.
MANY NEW WELLS.
Development is active away from
the river and many wells are sched-
uled to be drilled in the next few
months. Several are now going
down and others will begin drilling
as soon as the peak Of the harvest
season has been passed.
The Crystal City Chamber of
Commerce is negotiating with several
different parties in the interest OF
locating a canning factory in that
city for the purpose of canning sur
plus vegetables. Northern capitalists
are said TO be looking into the situn-
ton and establishment Of plant IN
the near future is promised.
ROADS HELP.
Another project conducted by tn"
Crystal City Chamber Of Commerce
and which will help boom the Win
ter Garden District, is the construc.
ton of paved highway from
Uyalde, south through to Crystal
City and the building Of good lateral
roads in all directions from Crystal
City. Zavala county is contemplat.
ing the expenditure Of about $3OO,OOO
for the development Of good roads,
the actual work to begin soon. The
county recently purchased $4,000
worth Of road machinery, which IS
now at work in the vicinity OF
Crystal City. improving roads. Sew
eral meetings Of Winter Garden
towns have been called in the interest
of a bond issue for good roads.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
SPECIAL MEETING.

The San Antonio Real Estate
Board viii have a special membership
meeting and luncheon next Wedncsda'
noon Wednesday evening realtors
will have their monthly banquet q
10 Alamo COunirr Climb. I. l..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25
Hotel, Theater,
Garage Contract
Let at Colorado

Churchill Humphrey company. Dal-
las. have the contract for hotel.
theater and garage to be built in Col
nrado. Texas, ]. NJ. Thomas and Ross
Dixon, Colorado. and Earl f.. Park.
hurst. Dallas. owners. The building
= to be Of brick, stone. steel and rein
'Hrrrd concrete. First floor. cover n
'ornad concrete. First floor covers n
be o. by 90. The cost viii be S3OO,OOO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-25

The physical housing Of the fanu!y
is but one angle of the educational
campaign which it is waging. The
scientific arrangement Of utility por
lions Of homes, such as kitchens, the
Identification Of homes, the strong
aid given home life By proper furnish
ings, pictures, books and music, good
home management through budgeting
the family income these and more
are being urged by Better Homes il
America