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New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
HIGH SCHOOL COPS
 ITS FIRST GAME
Defeats SuHeld Prep by Score
 Of 15 to O

New Britain E1lSh school fOotDall team opened it's 1926 season in great style, trouncing the Suffield Preparatory team 15 to in a game played in Suffield Saturday after noon. New Britain showed good offensive power throughout the game and its defense held Suffield to one first down.
 Suffield outweighed New Britain but was slow on the offense. The work of McGrath at center was a revelation. His work in making holes for the backfeld resulted in both touchdowns. Matulis ran off some sensational runs that put the Rel and Gold team in a position to score. He booted a field goal in the third period that brought the crowd to its feet. The ball was on the 35 yard line about 10 yards from the sidelines when Red" sent it flying between the posts.
 First Half
 Matulis kicked off to Suffield's 30 yard line and Fengler downed the receiver in his tracks. Suffield smashed to it's first and only first down, on three line plunges. Coolis fumbled on the next play and New Britain recovered and attempted a pass on the first play. Zink inter- cepted and ran 40 yards before Claire nailed him on New Britains s 30 yard line. New Britain held. Zaleski made 20 yards through tackle but Suffield held and Matulis kicked to their 30 yard line.
 Both teams battled without ad- vantage. On bad kick New Britain got the ball on Suffield's 40 yard line. Matulis, on an end run dash ed 25 yards to the Is yard line. Claire made five yards in line plunge. Fcngler went through cen ter for a touchdown. Matulis missed the point after touchdown. The half ended, the score, New Britain 6 Suffield 0.
 Second Half
 On the first play of the second half Matulis returned the kick to Suffield's 30 yard line. Suffield fumbled and zaeski recovered. Ma tulis made eight yards and Zaleski six yards through tackle. Here Suf- field held and New Britain lost the ball. It was kicked to midfield and Fengler ran it back 15 yards. Carl son replaced Zaleski. Suffield again took the ball on downs, then kick ed to midfield and Claire ran it back 20 yards. Here after being held for three downs, Matulis dropped back to the 35 yard line and booted it over for a beautiful field goal Both teams punted without result. With the end drawing near, Suffield attempted forward passes. Matuns intercepted a pass near mid-field and ran 25 yards to Suffield's 10 yard line. Fengler went through center on the first play for touch- down. Matulis again missed the extra point, Both teams attempted passes in the final minutes of the game without success.
 Lack of experience was shown in many places by the locals, but with a little more practice they should develop into strong team. Their aerial defense was poor. The work of the line was good for the open ing game. The backfield showed power and should cause plenty of trouble in later games.
 The linnun.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
RANGERS LOSE FIRST

The Rangers football team was de- feated yesterday in its first start a gainst the Meriden Falcons by n score of to 0, Although greatly the locals put up a stiff battle. With a few more practice sessions the Rangers will be ready to take on all corners Practice will be held Tuesday night at ' o'clock at St. Mary's field.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
Meeting Tonight

New Britain was 100 per cent better yesterday than in the first game and if the team continues 10 show improvement, 1t won't be long before New Britain will have a team as good as anything that was ever in this city.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
nr thn Assn.L,tcd prcss.

By the Associated Press.
 Only a lone fight for second place remains today in the hectic major league season as the National and American league clubs wind up the remnants of the playing year.
 St. Louis has won the National league pcnnant. the New York Yankees are safe beyond fear Of overthrow in the American, but the Cleveland Indians, who fought the Tanks bravely through the closing days, now find the Philadelphia Athletics threatening to oust them from second money.
 Philadelphia cut down the h. dians twice yesterday by scores of s to and to O. and shaved the Cleveland hold on second place to two games. The Athletics, by whip ping the Indians again today and taking the three games left with Washington, can just nose out Cleve- land for the runner up position.
 The season, ordinarily ending to- day, probably will drag through few more games until contests that have a bearing on changes in the standing are played.
 Cincinnati nosed out the St. Louis Cardinals, new champions. to l in the final game of the season for both teams. A ninth inning rally scored both the Red runs.
 The final standing of the leaders:
 w l. Pct St Louis ...... S9 65 .57S Cincinnati .... ST CT .5G5
 Dazzy Vance saved his best pitch ing performance for his last Brook lyn mound assignment of the year yesterday against the Chicago Cubs. Dazzy, winning 3 to 1. held the Cubs to three hits and famed 15, equal ling his best major league record. Jess Petty made 1t two for Brook lyn in the second game, to ?. Both the Robins and Chicago have con- pleted their seasons work.
 The New York Giants wound up the season with two victories over RnlldOtlDnldr DUtll StoltS ol o lo -' Fitzsimmons and Greenfield pitched fine ball for McGraw. The Boston Braves, idle yesterday, have three more contests with Philadelphia.
 The American league closed its doors yesterday for all teams but Philadelphia, Cleveland and Wash ington. The Yankees lost two games to St. Louis, to 1 and to ? with both teams working out reserves. Manager Sisler pitched for two in nings for the Browns in the second fracas and kept the Tanks from hitting safely.
 Detroit celebrated the last day of the season by beating Boston twice, II to and 10 f. Manush, with six hits in nine times at bat, set him. self to the forefront of the league batters.
 The Chicago White SoX ended the campaign with a win over Washing ton to 1. Four Senator pitchers were touched for 15 hits.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
CLEVELAND
Totals

z-Eiehrodt batted for Buckey in 7th.
 zz-Ran for Iutzke In Eth.
 zzz-McNulty ran for Burns In 9th.
 Tw" base hits-Hale, Dykes CD, Speak er @. stolen bases-J, Sewen Sacri- fices- French. Left ou bases- Philadelphia ]. Cleveland i. Bases on halls-or Wal berg 2, Buckeye 8. Struck out--by Wal berg 2, Buckeye 3. Losing pitcher Buck cyr. Empires -Omsby. Connolly and Owens. Timr-i:4O
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27

Ianders ....,.........lN0 024 022-l1 Burritts ..,............O00 100 OOO-
 Two base hits-liaber (3), Joe Klatka @, Goeb, Nester. Vincent. Zajko, Grail Left on bases-LandcTs &. BurrItts 6. Struck out-by Nester g. Rose D. Bases on balls-oT Nester 2. Rose {. Umplres- Mike Lynch and W. Fitzpatrick
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27

New York ..,........,...40 coo 900 u0l-1
 Two base hits-Miller, Robertson. Three base hts-sisler. McManus. Sacrifices Miller Paschal. Left on bases-New York :, St. Louis g. Bases on balls-off Rue ther 1, Falk 3. Struck out--by Falk l, Shocker 1. Losing pitCher-Ruethcr. Um- pires-Nalln. Evans and Geisel. Time 1:l2.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
ST, LOUIS
E. K. II. 20. A. F.
Totals

x-One out whom winning run scored. Cincinnati .............000 GOO 0O2-2 E.. Louis ...,,....-..,...olV 0o0 uu0-l
 Two base hlts-ZitzmuRn. Picinich. l.. Bell Three base hit-Donohue. stolen hase-ChristGnseu. sacrificc-Walker. Left on baaes-st. Louis I, Cincinnati S. Base on balls-on IIaliahau 2, Struck out-by Donohuh 3, Il. Boil 2. Losing pitcher Hallahan, mpircs-Rigler Sweeney and Reardnn. Timc-l ;36.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
The lineup:

Touchdowns: Hunt 2. Holzheimer ..
 Substitution: New Britain. Connel- ly for Holzheimer. Brink for Connel- ly, Humphries for Rogers, Znsskow for Humphries. O'Mara for Charles ton. Dill for Goldie, Dickerson for Dill, Stuedtner for Storm, Griswold for Davis. Holyoke Pros. Kelly for Hull, Powers for Lesser, Dumaur for Pier. Referee. Parker; umpire, Ginsburg head linesman, Mahoney.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27

 Totals 60 24 x-churry hatted for Bush In 6th. Nx-Adams battod for haufmaun in 9th. Brooklyn ............,.021 0o0 l0N-3 Chicago ...............OOO unO VVl-l Two base hlt--Freigau. Three base hit Marriott. Stolen base Herman. Left onbases-Chicago 3. Brooklyn g. Bases Oh halls-oG Bush ., Vance 1. struck out by Vance 15, Bush ,. Kaufmann l. Wild pitCh-Bush. Losing pitcher-Bush. Cm- pires-Opay. Pfrman and Wilson. Time -l;21.
 SECOND GAMFl Brooklyn ........,......409 l0l 0H-6 Chicago -....,...........0O ..0Ol ooo l0-2
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
ST. MATHS DEFEAT
 ALL.S7ARS BY 6,4
Benefit Game Is Played-Im-
 portant Meeting Tonight
The St. Matthew's German Luth.

The St. Matthew 8 German Iuth- crans, champions of the Inter- Church league. defeated the All Stars in q close game at Willow Brook park Saturday afternoon, the score being 64. The All-Stars, team picked from the best players of the other nine teams in the league, put up a great scrap and gave the St. Matts closer run than they had in most of the league games. but errors and slow fielding, couple with the exceptionally fast base running of the winners. decided the victory.
 Although Bell bobbled Eddie Freisser's grounder to start, both Eddie and Billy Preisser were wip- cd out on double play. In the second inning. however, the St. Matts put one run over. In the fourth the All-Stars made their bid by meeting the St. Matts at their own game, buning. Rittner, Blau- welt, Anderson, Thorstenson. and Bell all laid them down, two runs scoring and the bases being full with none out. The St. Matts braced and retired the side without further damage, then went In to bat and scored three runs for themselves by another bunting attack. The two teams went the rest of the distance evenly. Kurt Klopp performed brilliant feat in the seventh when he scored from first on a sacrifice hunt. keiffer's double and Rittners single gave the losers their last run with two gone in the ninth.
 hit hard, but the former was all most unsolvable when men were on the hassocks. The All-Star infield made several boners. while Preisscr received near-perfect support. Ritt- ner starred at the bat. The line ups and score by innings;
 ll-Stars-Hamlin. If; F. Keiffer, If; F. Rittner, ss: Blauvolt, rf-cf: F. Anderson, c: Thorstcnson. 1b; Bell. 2b: H. Pinkert on, 2b; Banke, @b: Erikson, elf; Fresen,p.
 St. Matthew's German Lutheran- F.. Preisser, 2b; W. Preisser, p; F. klopp, 1b; w. Linn, If: W. Surko. If; K. Klopp, cf; Fink, c; Neumann. es: o. Suess, 3b.
 All-Stars .. 900 201 00i-4 13 3 St. Matt ;. O10 300 11$-6 12 1
 Umpires-Parke and Morton.
 Winners of Events
 Several contests were run off by the committee in charge and prizes awarded the winners. The victors and awards were as follows: Base running-Jack Thorstenson, Stanley Memorial. necktie; Throw of dis tance-Ray Bapke, White Army, pocket-knife; throw for accuracy, Billy Preisser, St. Matts, belt and buckle; fungo hitting for distance. Billy Preisser. St. Matts, pair of silk sox; blind mans race, Johnson First Lutheran, flashlight; 50-yard dash. Kurt Klopp. St. Mats, bill fold: girls throw for distance, Miss Lydia Surko, box of chocolates.
 The receipts from the game will go toward defraying the expenses of the league season and purchaslng trophy for the winning team.
 Meeting Tonight
 A very important meeting of the board of managers will be held at o'clock this evening at the Y. M. C. A. All matters pertaining to the baseball season will be completed, and the first call for basketball and will be sounded. The inter church organization hopes to con duct both these sports this winter as it did last, and is seeking to make
New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
CHRIST CAMEO NTrNNt vnpD

-'N' ''iN e . . '"-N VI 'y-A Philadelphia ...........020 GOO 000-2 Two base hits-Carter, Cummings. Stolen basc-Frisch. Sacrlflces-Friberg. Left on bases-New York 2. Philadelphia {. Base on halis-off Dean 3, Fitzsimmons l. Struck out-by Dean ., Fitzsimmons 3. Umpires-Hart, Quigley and Klcm. Timo -l:3,
 SECOND CAMEO
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New Britain herald., 1926-09-27
FIGHT FOR SECOND PLACE
 ON W AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cardinals Sure of Pennant in National-Yankees Have Copped Flag in Junior Loop-Cleveland Finds Ath- letics Threatening to Take Runner-up Place Money Indians Drop Two to Philadelphia Cincinnati Noses Out Hornsby's Crew-Other Games.
.-C'hurry hatted for Bush In 6th.

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lew York ............100 200 oox-3.. ...........100 100 n00-2
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FORCED SALE AT S0.o50.
FACING A BEAUTIFUL PARK
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trim completely screened breakfast
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built-in. heated garage: hot-water
heat Ruud instantaneous hot-vater
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handsome park there is q large attic
over the entire house
Low AS THE PRICE Is. TERMS
CAN BE MADE
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18th & *. NJ. o0SO.
Evening star., 1926-10-13

z peW 5.room pebble-das bungalows with
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Boy 3S1-D star Office. = -
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FOR SALE-HOISES.
READY TO MOVE IN.

Six large rooms tile bath with shower.
in ice box e-pipce sink, cabinet enamel
gas range hot water heat laundry toilet in
cellar. storage water heater. screened-ln
porches. improved street. Located within
one block of street car and school: VIII
make satisfactory terms. Priced right Ad
dress builder Box 34a-D. Star office. l5'