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New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
DimOcks Not Located
 By Police at Miami

Chief W. C. Hart received a letter today from Chief H. Leslie Quigg of the Miami, Fla. police, stating that the family of William Dimock has not been located and the list of dead and injured in the recent hurricane does not include the name.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
GiNCu Machine Gun

hr l.. II. Frost has be'n present. "d with Colt automatic machine gun hy the Standard Steel and Hearings, Inc. for which he is fac tory physician, The gun was made ny tho Morlin-Eockwell Co. for the Russian government but. on accounf of the revolutions thare. was never used. lt is now on view in the window of Ryder's store. pr. Frost says it will be just the thing for duck hunting.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
Girls Noses WU
 Mot Shine Now

A new kind of face powder is here. Made by a new French Pro- cess-stays on until you take 1t of Pores and lines do not show. Not affected by precipitation. Gives life and beauty to your complexion al most unbelievable. It Is called MELLO-GLO. You will love 1t.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29

Better photolNishins. Anderson's. -adyt.
 Save ii cents on your films. o4 hour service. EyiNGion's-advt.
 For Sale; Concord grapes. Foran. la Whiting street. Tcl. fc5-advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
NeUhauscr to Broadpast

h. Neuhauser will broarast from, station WODA. Paterson, \. l.. from S;l5 to o'clock Monday night. Oc- toh'r I. Mir. Nouhauser is q former tarmlncton man and is well known in ilanvillH, being a brother Of q. "onhaus"r Of Camp street. He is T veteran in radiocastinc, this heinz tho fourth time he has been on the air
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
Deny Petitioners CJnjn

In connection with the petition re- gently submitted to First Select man George B. Carter by the League
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
TOO COLD TO PLAY

Philadelphia, Sept. 29 (P - Washington-Philadelphia double header declared off. Rain and cold.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
TERED COATS

The tiered effect is seen not only in skirts. but in wraps and coats. Particularly in the velvet evening crepe do we And succession Of folds.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
CridirOn | leaders, of 1926
Interesting Facts About Foot Ball Coaches and
Captains of Big College Elevens for This Season
No. 43-DnrtmOuth

CAPTAIN.
grade leader the gridiron, and this year exception
Newman Morose Horton of the Dartmouth eleven this
Fall one leader who should inspiration to his
Horton
fulack received
in his other a
Capt Horizons chief offensive ability lies in
a
valuable balcarrying
COACH
country
IIawey
Of brlance
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1909 halfack
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individual possible
responsible
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Evening star., 1926-10-18
Yale Looms Most Powerful Big Three Eeuens After Win Oer Dartmouth
SCHOOLS IN BIG GAME
ON ALEXANDRIA GRID

ALEXANDRIA,. Va, October 1S.-U
The impending foot ball clash between
George Mason and Alexandria High
Schools is attracting much interest.
and indications are that the Dread
naught Parks capacity will be taxed
when the two meet Friday afternoon.
The game will start at o'clock.
Alexandria has always emerged vic
torious over the Orange and Black In
the grid sport, but George Mason ad-
mirers are confident that this is
George Mason's year" for Coach
knights eleven has shown constant
improvement in each successive con-
test.
Alexandria High did we'll to hold
Newport News High. State champions.
News, considering that the champs
had 10 of last years players back,
while Alexandria threw in a green
team that held Newport News to a
7-tO-0 score in the first half
Manager Leo DeetOn has booked
five games for his Alexandria Fire
Department unlimited eleven and still
has two open dates before December
5. The schedule follows:
October "a. Staunton A. c.. at home:
80. Mercury A. C., at home.
November Z. Fort Humphreys. at home:
Fl, Mohawks. at Washington: 3S, Fort
Humphreys, at home
Pirate Midgets were to start work
for foot ball this afternoon on Hayden
field at o'clock. Clarke. Jones. Car
yer, Potter, Padgett, Foltz, Cooke, c.
Nixon, Moore, Pharr, narrower, Hanz,
Anderson, DOdd, Perkins, Emerson
and Cliff were to report.
Jack Sampson, Il local boy, who at
tended Alexandria High for a short
while, is playing tackle on the St
Johns team in Washington.
st. Mary's seniors hold their first
practice for basket ball Wednesday
night at the Lyceum Hall at Z o'clock
Evening star., 1926-10-18
SHELTON IS VICTOR
IN HANDICAP SHOOT

Breaking "a birds in 100. II. H.
Shelton, shooting from II yards. won
the handicap championship race Sat
urday at Washington Gun Club
Fawsett, 16-yard champion Of the
District and Maryland, was second.
with 80 from 90 yards. Totaling 92
each from 20 yards, Williams and
Blundon tied for third honors. Will
liams won the trophy on the shoot
off, getting % in 25 to 21 for Blundon
Other winners, all shooting 100
targets, were: Stine, 81 from FL yards
Taylor, IS from Is yards: Beckwith,
SO from II yards; Wynkoop, SO from
19 yards. and Cain, II from Is yards.
BY breaking 25 and % Burrows
won two legs on the yearly handicap
trophy and advanced to a tie with
other paeemakers in the match, which
Is nearing it's end.
Next Saturday there will be no
shooting at the local grounds, as the
Washington gunners will 60 to Balti-
more to meet the Oriole marksmen
in the second of the series Of matches
being staged between the clubs.
Washington won the opener.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

The trouble is in the line. Four
men cannot play against eleven with
any degree of success. and that is
precisely the problem which was put
up to the Nassau backfield.
Tiger Line Weak.
Throughout the contest the Nassau
forwards stopped only three plays.
and this gives the answer to the
score, which, in view of the relative
merits of the two outfits, had as well
been 81 to Is as what it actually was.
Princeton's one ray of light was
a nifty forward-pasSing attack. Other
wise, nothing may be said that Will
implant hope in the breasts of the
partisans of the Jersey institution.
The Navy is undoubtedly a very
fine team, is well advanced and will
go a long way this season.. just how
far may not he decided until the An
napolitans stack up against q conbl-
nation better prepared for high-class
foot ball game than was Nassau.
PENNSYLVANIA, however. should not
be underlated on the grounds that
Chicago was woefully weak. Usually
at Franklin Field they produce elev-
ems wherein the backfield is not up TO
the line They have a line tradition
a
year when they do not live up to 1t.
Penn Forwards Fast.
The 1926 team is no exception. so
far as that goes the forwards struck
the writer as well beyond even the
Penn mark. They charge beautifully
on attack and clean up with force and
precision.
On defense they use their hands
with excellent effect and are not easily
fooled.
Pennsylvania basic attack consists
of a. formation in which all but one
end line up to the right or left of
center. Between either wingman
and the next forward is a space be-
hind which stands a back. The other
two backs are behind the middle of
the line.
When the ball is snapped. one of the
outlying backs will run latelally to-
ward the quarter. while the other
jumps in and helps care for the de-
Tending tackle or end, as the case
may be.
All the backs are very close to the
line and the ball does a lot of chang
ing about after it is snapped. So
deftly is the leather handled in these
double and triple passes that it is
very difficult for the defense to de-
termine which of the backs is really
running with the ball.
OF course, if the defense, especial
Evening star., 1926-10-18
LACOSTE MAY SPEND
YEAR IN THE U. S

PARIS, October 1S R).-Rene La
coste, who won the United States ma
tional tennis championship in Septem-
ber, virtually has decided to take up
residence for a year in the United
States after the 1927 Wimbledon
championships.
Lacoste's father is head Of a large
firm of automobile manufacturers and
Rene will assume an active part in
the business when his military serv-
ice ends next May.
He will act as agent in the United
States, he informed friends at the clos
ing Of the Paris automobile show.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

anu 1stI di u lNAk oll 10 SNlASAuiNs
Yale rose to majestic heights in
whipping Dartmouth. IA to Z. by the
very means that had lifted Dart
mouth to supremacy-the forward
pass. Pennsylvania has a deceptive
attack. Chicago often tackled all
backs but the man carrying the ball
Dartmouth Plays Harvard.
Dartmouth next Saturday will meet
Harvard team that is showing dis
tinct signs of form and power after
two defeats In a ragged start. Har-
ward. in downing William and Mary
81 to :. displayed a line that could
open holes, running attack that was
smooth and finished, and an effective
air attack. Crippled regulars are ex-
pected to be in shape to play against
Dartmouth.
Against Lehigh next Saturday Capt.
Davis Of Princeton will be back at
guard to strengthen a line splintered
and torn by the Navy. q to 49, The
Navy must continue in high gear to
dispose of Colgate. which was nosed
out last Saturday by Pittsburgh, 19
to 16.
The leading scorer of the East,
"Whippet" Carr of Syracuse. with SO
points to his credit. will race into
action against the highest scoring
team when Syracuse meets Penn
State this week. Penn state has
made 165 points in games SO far
thanks largely to 80 scored against
Susquehanna in the opening game.
Army Eleven Can Rest.
The Army, after a bruising 27-to-21
victory over Syracuse, can rest a
regular eleven, and at the same time
develop substitutes when 1t meets
Boston University, Cornell, with An
open date next Saturday, can rest
after the 24-to-14 victory over Mich
igan State. and prime it's attack for
Columbia next week.
Columbia. battered 32-to-7 by Ohio
State, has Duke University of North
Carolina as the second intersectional
opponent in two weeks.
Pittsburgh meets Carnegie Tech
and West Virginia, conQueror of
Georgetown by a small margin, 13 to
10, opposes a bitter rival in West
Virginia Wesleyan.
New York University. jumping to
the forefront with smashing 21-to-
0 win over Tulane, pits a sterling
eleven against Rutgers, beaten Satur-
day by Holy Cross, q to 0.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
NINETEEN TOSSERS OUT
FOR FIRST CLOVER DRILL

Eleven aspirants for the 150-pound
Glover basket ball team reported for
initial practice yesterday at Garfield
Fairgrounds. They include Smith,
Collifiower, Adkins and Lally, last
seasons regulars; Dillon, White and
keefer. 1925-26 subs, and Diggino,
McGarty, Millington and Long, new
comers. Eshbaugh, star forward,
will join the team after returning
from his wedding trip.
At q recent meeting Canavin was
elected manager and Adkins, captain
of the squad. Last year Clovers
won 10 games and lost one. All wish
ing to try for the team. or teams
challenging, should call Capt. Adkins
at Lincoln 1852
Evening star., 1926-10-18
TWO HIGH SCHOOL CREWS
-GETTlMG DAILY DRILLS

Crews of Central and Western High
Schools are working out daily off
Potomac Boat Club under the direc-
ton Of Coach Clarence HecoX in prep
aration for clash November 6. 1t
is the first time here that schoolboy
crews have rowed in the FAN.
The Western oarsmen include Allie
Rickwine, Carlton Power, Corbin
Cheseldine, Swanton. Winter, Parker,
Dennison. Mohr, Avery, White, knoop
brothers and Allison.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

have seen III years.
ly the three center men, can break
through while the ball is being Jug
gled about the scheme of attack col
lapses.
The trouble with Chicago was that
the Maroon forwards found it almost
impossible to get through. Thei,
high charge may have been in part.
responsible for this-it unquestion-
ably was, in fact. The forwards came
in high and when they struck the
Quaker wall they went higher
1t is easy to see why they were
thus coached. Stagg wanted them tu
go in with their heads up SO that
they would see what Penn was d0ir~
with her deceptive ball handling.
AS it turned out the good old under
and up stuff might have been much
more effective In messing up the
Penn offense, especially as the use
of hands, while energetic, was not
skilful.
Chicago is big enough and rugged
enough, hut the team Is young and
green and it looked as though early
failure to diagnose and stop the
Quaker offense had disinteerating
effect upon the players. Undoubtedly
the Midway aggregation WI do be,
ter as the season goes on, but It.
seems certain that this IS not to be
one of Stages good years in the
Western Conference.
Quaker Backs Shine.
Pennsylvania has a cracking good
eleven. With the line up to snuff the
backs seem destined to soar into the
sky and take place among the stars.
notably Rogers. Fields. WaScOlonis
and Murphy. Thayer is the best end
the writer has seen in many a moon
and Butler is a center beyond cIiti
cism.
Yale won a magnificent victor
against Dartmouth. Coming just ~
this time, the Blue receives sane
ton that will be like hay in the barn,
as Bill Roper puts it. Harvard did
well against William and Mary. but
the touchdown of the visitors left
blot on the game from the Crimson
standpoint.
Michigan showed her strength az
the expense of Minnesota and Purdue
is entitled to u lot of credit for hold
ing the strong Wisconsin team To a.
tie. Stage, by the way. may fear
Purdue" with reason this year.
California certainly is in the dol
drums this season. incidentally, of all
the teams which the writer picked to
win on Saturday all won but three.
and of these two were tie games
(Copyright. 1926.)
Evening star., 1926-10-18
GREEN ELEVENS TO START
in CENTRAL-EASTERN TILT

ENTRAL High grdron squads this
afternoon their battle tomorrow the second
o nterhigh school championship Wilson
~ Stadium al Sis o'clock
their the schoobol
Although the Mount Pleasant boys have show somw bettcr
shown
shown desire
Rot,n arc
Evening star., 1926-10-18

The Green Wave of Tulane, back
home in New Orleans after disas-
trous engagement with New York
University in the Yankee Stadium
Saturday. is preparing for an invasion
Of Alabama Poly.
The University of Georgia. ranking
among the leaders in the Southern
piksilin loop with one victory and no
losses, goes into the Vanderbilt strong
hold, at Nashville, a slight favorite to
humble the Commodores.
Generals Determined.
The men of Washington and Lee,
following their close decision over
Kentucky Saturday, go against the
crippled Georgia Tech gridsters with
a firm determination to keep their
slate clean, while the Golden Tornado
looks forward to avenging its setback
at the hands of Alabama by win
over the Generals.
Virginia Poly and the University of
Virginia are making ready for their
annual clash at Blacksburg. North
Carolina Journeys to College Park for
an encounter with Maryland, Virginia
Military Institute comes to grips with
North Carolina State at Richmond,
Mississippi A. and NJ. and Louisiana
State meet at Jackson and the Univer-
sity of Florida and Kentucky clash at
Jacksonville, Fla.
Clemson College and the University
Of South Carolina have their en-
counter this week scheduled for Thurs
day.
Featuring the intersectional con-
tests Of the week is the clash between
the University Of Mississippi and
Drake University Of the North Gen.
trail Conference at Des Moines
University Of Tennessee goes out
side the conference for a game with
Centres Colonels.
Alabama's Passing Tells.
Unerring passing on the part of
Winslett. Alabama end. gave victory
to the Crimson Saturday, while
Georgia Tech found Coach Wade s
forward wall all but impossible, and
the 1925 champions were outstand-
ing favor1tes this week to come
through at the top for the third time.
In the four other Southern Con-
ference encounters last Saturday,
Virginia Poly, Washington and Lee,
Virginia and Louisiana State came
through with victories. The per-
centage Of the University Of Georgia,
which has record of one win and
no losses. was not affected through
the defeat Of the Bulldogs by Fur
man. a non-conference team.
Mississippi A. and NJ. had little
trouble with Millsaps. Tennessee won
Evening star., 1926-10-18
LOSE TWO GRID STARS.

National Preps. 125-pound g1idders
have two dependables on the injured
list, Grady, a tackle. who has a dis
located shoulder and fractured
wrist, and Fisher, a guard, who has
an injured nose. Props want to hear
from the Renrocs. West 79S is the
number of Prens' manager
Evening star., 1926-10-18

4 terrible time of it this year. Not
only did it lose to small college
earlier in the eason by decisive
score, but 1t was beaten Saturday by
Oregon Aggies, % to {. Stanford.
Californias great rival on the Pacific
Coast, won from Nevada by SO to 3.
University of Virginia and Virginia
Military Institute, notwithstanding
both have been defeated, played their
annual game last week at Lexington.
and the result was a one-tOuChdOWn
margin for the Charlottesville school.
Virginia apparently played better
foot bali than it had in amy of its
DroViOuS contests
Evening star., 1926-10-18
10000 SAW POLO HERE.

Encouraged by marked success of
the polo season just closed, plans for
playing the game here on a larger
scale next year are. it is understood,
being considered by the War Depart
ment Polo Association. 1t is esti-
mated that 10000 persons viewed the
contests this season on the Potomac
Park OValS
Evening star., 1926-10-18
WRESTLER REPEATS.

MELBOURNE, Australia, October
1S P.-Sam Clappam of England
for the second time defeated Ted
Thye, former holder Of the light
heavyweight wrestling championship
Claupam won on points.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
CARLYLES NOT LOAFING.

Carlyle pigskinners, who have won
five straight games, are to practice
tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. All
players are asked to report at the
Power House at o'clock. Capt An
derson is booking games. for CarlyIes
at Lincoln 3112.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
RUNNERS TRAINING.

Training for the indoor season,
Connolly and Marsters, for
mer track stars of Georgetown Uni
versity. and now affiliated with New
York Athletic Club. are working out
at the Hilltop track.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
ELI AND QUAKER ELEVENS
HAVE ROUGH TIME AHEAD
By the Associated Press.


EW YORK, l8Yae
leading mythical
" Dartmouth, holder 1925
benban attack of the Pennsyvanans smashed Chicago N
If both Yale Penn npressivey will be
about their Penn plays Williams Illinois,
Columbia Cornell Yale
Evening star., 1926-10-18
AMERICAN IEACCE
WILL CLASH IN PRACTICE

Eastern Props and Cardinal Juniors
Will face in a practice game Friday
on Eastern High gridiron. Manager
Tangora of Cardinals is booking
games at Adams 2S27.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
BLUE SHARES WITH PENN
HIGHEST EASTERN RATING
Quakers Have Team of Exceptional Capabilities at
Present-Ceorgetown Seems Strong, Although
Losing-Maryland Still Fumbling
BY II. G. BYRD.

ALE by far the OF the Big Three ball
Neither Harvard Princeton has shown anything like the
three the Bulldog forth
uday beating the widely heralded Dartmouth eleven And
Is 1uke taken
criterion DARTMOUTH rather lucky to be beaten by
Harvard showed decided its previous contests but
William a
previously
touchdowns
Yale the
cint thec COUNTRY
Evening star., 1926-10-18
Is DIXIE TEAMS FTGTRE
in CONFERENCE CLASHES

HE busiest prospect Southern
gdmon squads Saturday, Of
Two
gether Thursday One eleven journeys the Midwest
sectional and outside
Aabaas brilliant Crimson tide, fresh
Tech Saturday.
continue the victories which will
commanding lead in the early
Evening star., 1926-10-18

Manager Vic Gauzza wants all Mer-
curry gTidders to report for practice
every night this week at 7:30 o'clock
except Saturday, on Washington. Bar
racks field.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

An interesting sidelight Of the
championship series is that brothers
on rival elevens will face. Frank
Blackstone of Central and Shaw
Blackstone of Tech, both dependables
Of their elevens, are expected to glare
at each other in the game between
the schools a week from Friday.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

from Maryville. North Carolina de-
feated Duke, Davidson won from
North Carolina State and Mercer
humbled the University of Florida.
Sewanee, South Carolina and Glenn
son were idle.
In addition to the Tulane New
York encounter. Vanderbilt won from
Texas, and Mississippi defeated Logo
la of Chicago in intersectional clashes.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

Emerson will appear in the lone tilt
Saturday, going to Alexandria to meet
Episcopal High.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

do Nebacle
as the that we'd have occurred
kckof Grange stationed just
the goal posts
and the Michigan kicker had
the field
should he kick the ball within
Evening star., 1926-10-18
VERSATILE QUAKER BACKS
PROTECTED BY FAST LINE
Brilliant Effort of Fast Charging Forwards Did Much
To Rout Chcago-Princeton Backfeld Un-
assisted by Players in Front.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

and
n OF not knowing strong
VI Chicago BY
the hard that hurt
question whether the
deception and versatility the whether
the
In of conewhch
Chicago look than
is.
advised by
Evening star., 1926-10-18

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gtondinn % Tao-s

o At New York-Frankford Yellow Jackets,
u: New York Giants. o.
At Detroit-Detroit. AZ; Louisville, O.
AZ Chicago-Chicago Bears. 49, Chicago
At Canton--Los Angeles, 16; Canton. 18
At Observation-Disclosures Providence Ipost.
At Pottsville-Pottsville. IA: BROOKLYN
~, A. Green Bay-Green Bay Packers. T;
,r Al Racine-Duluth Eskimos. 21: Racine
angles 6. liz
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Newark-Wilson Wildcats z; New
At New York-Boston Bulldogs, ~.
Va A. vChicagoNoChicago Bulls. IA: New
AT AZ eieseS cieseisnd ID - Cleveland %. poo.
Island z noch
Evening star., 1926-10-18

Three other games are carded for
Friday in the local schoolbOy group
Eastern will meet Catholic University
Freshman in C.. U. Stadium, st. AL
bans will play host to Durham of
Baltimore on the Saints gridirOn. and
GOnzaga, 1925 District scholastic
champion, will visit Baltimore to
tackle Loyola High.
Evening star., 1926-10-18
MODERN FOOT BALL
BY BENNY FRIEDMAN.
THE FIRST HAZARD.

the kickoff The greatest
Michigan
Grana years and the decided by the kick
do beaten Illinois that day
Evening star., 1926-10-18


Lack Of a punter will handicap CEN
trail. as Capt. Frank Blackstone Will
be out of the game. He has tori
shoulder that probably will keep him
on the sidelines until the Tech game,
a week from Friday. Bill Simmons
will be at quarter for the Blue and
White and is expected to head its
attack.
Sap" Altman and I.anghenry are
expected to take the principal often
sive roles for Eastern, and Capt.
O'Brien is expected to prove the bull
wark of defense for that team.
Fridays championship tilt will bring
together Tech and Western in Wilson
Stadium. Western already has shown
it's wares, vanquishing Business, to
0, in the opening game Of the series,
but the Manual Trainers will be ap-
pearing for the first time in the
classic.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

Gallaudet ran into something OF
~nag at Schuykill College at Reading
and lost by big margin. The Ken
,iall Green eleven was outweighed and
was against a much more experienced
aggregation.
Evening star., 1926-10-18

The game at Pittsburgh must have
been Il brilliant offensive exhibition
by it and by it's opponent. Colgate.
The Panthers won by 10 to l6, which
means that a good deal of ground
gaining was done by both teams, and
that kind of game is best of all to
watch
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-07

NEW YORK, July 7.Louis KID
1Sapian,s action IN surrenderig the
worlds featherweigat championship
may result III the New York Box
inr Commission staging another
aIfrnination tournament to decide
who win lts the new champion. y
We declared In fight circles here
fndav. Kaplafl relinquished his
titIe because be Is no longer able
"a make the class limit Of 126
pounds.
IL was ii an elimination foura.
,11eflt sponsored by the New York
RuxinR Commission that Kaplan
won the championship.
EIigibles Tor the vacant title are
n,1ri1erotis. Tiiey include babe Her.
Ytlaf. of California; Jose LombardO
~ Panama.: Bobby Garcia. Of
c.arnu Holabird: Danny Kramer, q
PhiIadeipl1fa: Mike Dundee, Of Rock
1eIarld. Ill; Benny Bass. Of Pailadei.
pI,ia, and Red Chapman. o. Boz
ton. ,,Z,......
fI,a crown came All surprise.
xap1au,s manager announced that
xai1iaT1 win now seek champion.
III, iionors ii the lightWeignt
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