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New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

his final drive for his second conse- cutive crown by defeating Bob Stone of Waterbury five out of nine in the Brass City. Anderson's crown is at stake with other entries in the league making a big bid for the title.
 Stone was shooting them in fine form after the first few games, but though he hit for high single in the match with a mark of 126. he was unable to overtake Andy's lead and the match went to the New Britain boy.
 Anderson and Stone meet again tonight on the Casino alleys in what should be one of the best matches Of the season. Stones con- frere in Waterbury, Barbour, who took Joe Harper's place in the league, is Anderson's closest rival and Stone would like to beat Ander- son tonight in order to h Up his mate out. The match will be well worth watching. The scores of last nights match were as follows:
 Anderson-104, 100. If, 95, 112, Ill. 90. 1O6, 94-931.
 Stone-98, 94 115, 100, 99, 110, 126, 110, 90-932.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
FALCONS VS. LUDLOW
Massachusetts Team to Furnish Weck-End Attraction For Local Fans at St. Mary's Field.

The Falcon baseball team will meet in this city Sunday, June 6, one Of the greatest aggregations of baseball players in this section of the country when the Ludlow, Mass, team comes here. The Ludlow team has taken the measure of the Bristol New Departure team in past years and Sundays contest will be one Of the fastest ever seen at St. Mary's field.
 The Falcons will mako il double bill over the week end brcausc on Saturday the team will go to Nor wich to play the Riveryiew club of that city in return game. The Falcons nosed out the down -staters q couple Of week ago and will try to mako it two successive wins in the gamo this weekend.
 The Falcons will be put through a stiff practice session at the field to- morrow evening. All members of the team are asked to report prompt ly at 6:3O o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
SEEKS LOST LAURELS
Lloyd Hahn Is Preparing To Enter National Mile Run To Be Held In Philadelphia.

Boston, June 3 LP--Lloyd Hahn, former A. A. A. [. mile champion is preparing to enter the national event in Philadelphia next month in an attempt to recover the laureIs he lost last year to Ray Buker of the Illinois A. c.
 Hahn came back last night after his 15,0oo miles tour 10 New Zea- land and Hawaii where, with Jack son Sholz, he enga ged in series of exhibition races. He has put him. self under the charge or Jack Ryder lis former trainer here.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
SHRINE ELECTION AT PHHA.

Philadelphia, June (P)-Leonard ?. Stenart. Almas temple, Washing ton. D. C., was elected imperial outer-Fnard. Ancient Arabic order, Nobles Of the Mystic Shrine at the annual election yesterday. This was inc only office for which there was q contest. the others moving up with the retirement of the imperial potentate.
 Judge David W. Crosland. Aleazar temple, Montgomery, succeeds Jo- seph c. Burger. Fl Jebel temple, Denver as Imperial Potentate.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
TITLE FIGHT TONIGHT
Steve (Kid) Sullivan And Tod Mor- gan, Champion, Meet Tonight For Junior Lightweight Crown.

New York. June 5 (P)-Tho junior lightw eight championship, one Of the tistic worlds most elusive crowns will link the east and far west in gloycd conflict tonight, with Sieve tKidl Sullivan of New York seek ing to wrest the mantle from Tod Morgan of Seattle in ffteen-round battle.
 It is only q little more than q ye3F ago that Sullivan sat on the throne now occupied by Morgan. After brief reign. the New York
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

boy went down before the onslaught iof Mike Ballerino of Bayonne, N.
 J., a fighter whom Sullivan previous ly had knocked out in five rounds. Ballerino lost by a technical knock
 out to Morgan in San Francisco last December.
 Tonight's fight brings the new champion to the east for the first time in his career. Jack Delaney of Bridgeport, mixes with Tommy Burns, Detroit heavyweight, in ten round semi-fnal.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

New York ,, Philadelphia 4. t1sD. Philadelphia 7, New York 9. (2nD Boston T., Brooklyn ,. (1st). Boston 12. Brooklyn II. (2nd).
 (l2 innings).
 St. Louis 14, Chicago 6. (Other clubs not scheduled).
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Tie Standing
Games Today

Springfield at Waterbury. Pittsfleld at Bridgeport. Hartford at Providence. Albany at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

New York g, Washington 5. (1st) New York 5, Washington 4. (2nd). Boston 5, Philadelphia 4. (1st). Philadelphia 5. Boston 1. -t2nd). Cleveland 13, Detroit l. (1st). Detroit '. Cleveland 0. (2nd). Chicago $, St. Louis 5.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
GamnS Tonnrrn,r

Springfield at Waterbury. Pittsticld at Bridgeport. Hartford at Providence. Albany at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

The Eddy-Glover post squad of candidates for the baseball team will be out in full force tomorrow night at Willow Brook park. Larry Man gan. who has been selected as pilot of this aggregation plans 10 start without any delay, picking the men for the places so all the candidates wishing 10 get in on this team, will have to attend right lip to all the practice sessions.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Rochester II, Toronto 10.
 Baltimore F. Reading 9. Gst). Baltimore :, Reading 4. (@nd). (Other teams not schcduied).
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

\ new state woman golf champion will be crowned at shuttle Meadow club this week following the play of yesterday when Mrs. Eeycroft of GrooNawn was eliminated in one of rha tightcst matches seen at the course. She was beaten hy Mrs. En- gel in q 92-hole match and she went inMn Gplling.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
YANKEES START ON
 WESTERN JOURNEY
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- .n .,,r. Chicago .,.,............O0 ooo oo4-5 S, Louis ......-.........Q0 00n 030-5
 Two base hits-Jacohsou, Barrett. Three base hit-Mostu. Home Turs--Mostil, IIar- grave. Stolen bases--liupneteld, Falk. Sacrifices Kamm Falk. Sheely. Left on bases-Chicago F, St. Lotus 9. Base on balls-off Thomas 2, Gaston 1. Struck out by Thomas 9, Castor 3, Ballou 1. Hits of Thomass9 in Is, Lyons in 1, Gas ton = in s 1-3, Thurston in 2-3, Ballou in 2-3. Winning pitcher-TEurs'on Losing pitchcr-Gaston. umpirc5--Ge!sal. Naun and Connolly. Time-2:QI.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Bridgeport 1. Providence Q. Springfield 10. Pittsleld 8. Hartford {, Albany 8.
 Waterbliry 9, New Haven 6.
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EROn&LYN
Totals
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 za2-Batted for Williams in glh. Boston .............,..I"1 0r4 Q&9-12 Brooklyn ..............Qjo gao U"1-
 Two baso hits-Wheat tan, Nois Felix. Petty. Three baso hts Brown, Mann, Nei- Home rurs-E Eurgus, Mann. stolen Aase-Neis. Sacrifices High Tewster. Left on bases Bost or {, Brooklyn c. Base on halls-of Coouey 9 Wcrtz 2, Petty {. Ehrhard 1. struck out-by Petty ., Nertz l. Hits-oG 'boney in 2-3, Wertz 2 in 1 2. Petty 2 in (, Ehrhardt 2 in q Will liamS ill ]. Wild pitches-Coouey, Petty Eirhardt. Winning pltcLer-- Wertz. Los ing ritchcr-Petty. Unpiras-Qulgley Reardon and Fhrman. Thne-2:2O,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
The Standing
Games Today

Boston at New York. Detroit at Cleveland. Chicago at St. Louis. (Other clubs not scheduled)
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

The Kcnsington team will prac- ice tonight on the kensington grounds and this outfit is also pre- pairing to get into the best possible shape for a meeting with the Taft vile club Sunday afternoon. The Taftvilles are coming to Kensington with as strong a club as has been assembled toge ther in years and this will be q great attraction for the people Of that town.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
The Standing
Games Today

New York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at Pittsburgh. (Other clubs not scheduIed).
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 Two hase hits--Adams Heathcote. Bell, Gr.tln, Blades. Three hnso lIit-Fraig.u. Huiue runs Wilson, IIorHsby. Sac,ifjccs-- nouth.t @, B,u, Left on ha~sa-St. Louis 6, Chicago s, Winning p.tcher- Haires Losing Iiteher-- Mustcad Um. pircs-hio rand Hart. Timn-2;oS.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
The Standing
Games Today

Jersey City at Reading. Newark at Baltimore. Syracuse at Rochester. Buffalo at Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

The distance men are also rcceiv- ing great deal of attention because in this event. the Hartford High team is especially strong. The HHllhouse crew is strong in all de- partmeuts and is faVered 10 win the meet. New Britain will feel satis- fled if it's team places second this year though every man on the squad will be working for a first place position.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

The Orioles also have a practice scheduled for tonight at Walnut Hill park, All members of the team are asked to turn out as Manager Abr Aronson hopes to have something big in the works for the end of this week.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
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for Sand in Vtb

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 NE-Batted for ulrich in 9th.
 New York ...............l20 010 010--5 Philadelphia .......,..1o0 66O o30-I
 Two base hits FarreI, Iindstrum. IIep- line, Mokan, Williams Double plays sand, Fliberg and Wrightstone; Young and Lindstrom; Huber Fribcrg and Wright stone (2l. Left on bases New York s, Philadelnhia II. Bases on bans--orr Gretntleld 3. Clrieh 1. Baecht Struck nut-by Greenfield 2. Davis l, UIricl : Knight l. Hits-on Greenfield 2 in 2-2, Davies 0 tn Ills, Ulrich II in 6, B""nt in Fig, Knight 0 In -I-3. Winning ptahcr- q lerrfield Losing pitcher Crioh I'mptres- t.aiI,,ilIf,, MeConniek and Rigor Time-s:o5.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
ANDERSON YS. STONE
Eddie Takes Last Nights Match Five To Four and Meets Waterbury Man Again Tonight.

Eddie Anderson, defending cham pion Of the state individual duckpin bowling league, last night started on
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

Much depends ion the work Of Doc" Bray in the dashes, He is re- Garded as the sta"sof the team and his mates depend on him to come through in good style whenever the team is in competition. Coach Leonel Depot is enthusiastic over the chances of his charges because he feels that ho has better combine ton this year than he has had in some time.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03
lSEl.nNn GANIEN

Boston ......0gI ROO dan oOt-ro Brooklyn .......06O GOO 0ne 0an-1f
 Batteries 3e1rn. Benton, SlMth and J. Iavlow MaGraw, Boehler Nc We4uy. Ehr- haIdt, Petty aud O'NeiI and Hargvayes.
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with the announcement today by Manager Joseph Veniski of the FaI- cons baseball team that he has con traeted for the appearance of the Ludlow, Mass, team at St. Marv's held next Sunday afternoon. has done more than anything else 10 prove that he means to Hveup to his promise to the fans of the city that nothing but the best ball clubs weuId De brought here this season.
 The Ludlow team is strong con- oination that has played through the eastern section of this country for years and its long list of victories oyer some of the best ball clubs in the country gives the fans here an Idea ot the brand of baseball that will be flashed at St. Marys during the game.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

The team will play the Rivorview club Of Norwich in that city in a re- turn game Saturday afternoon. This means a tough battle because the game played here several weeks ago demonstrated that the Falcons will have no easy time defeating the team on it's home grounds.
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tsECONb GAME,

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 Hattrois; Fi'asimmons and su-der. WiliughlU ana Herliup.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

Some interesting matches are be- ing played in the four flights and after yesterday, the field has nar- rowcd down to eight contestants. Four will be eliminated today and the senli-fnals arc scheduled for to- morrow. The finals will be played off on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

Mayor Gardner C. Weld has nam- cd the members of inc committee Of reception 10 the Pittsburgh National Baseball team that will pay honors to the memory of Thomas J. Lynch in this city on Sunday. dune 13. Frank Cox has been named chair man of the gathering and the first meeting will be held in the mayors office Friday evening at 7:&0 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

Tie High school track team is anxious 10 make a good showing in the triangular meet at Yale Satur- day. The team has never placed very good in this event but this year, the hopes of the trackmen @rc brighter than they have been in very many years.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

IT Mrs. Austin keeps on shooting tue same brand of golf thai she has been. she will win the tournament i; is thought. She Is in excellent form and although she was off on her driving just before the tourna- lncDt began. she asked Val Flood 10 help her and Val started her off on he right track. Mrs. Austin now giveg inc Shuttle Meadow pro all in" g credit for the wonderful success she is having in the tournament play.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

The Falcon manager has called q practice session for tomorrow night at St. Mary's field. This will be an Important session because, besides the game Sunday. the Falcons are facing double test on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

She won the driving contest yes tcrday her hest mark being 2Q3 yards. This is an evidence that Nal's lesson certainly must have helped her considerably to get back on her game again.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

The Ludlow team has taken the measure of the Bristol Endees on several occasions in the past and the club has lost none of it's power or the players their cleYerness. They are out to keep their slate clean at the expense of the Falcons Sunday.
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WHY PEARY TOOK
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