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New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
Mississippi Golf
 Matches Are Close Ones

g.. Louis. June 25 OPl-Tho tweu- ty-siyth trans Mississippi golf tour namont CT Algonquin Country club reached q crucial stage today, when two strapping Omaha youths match cd strokes in tho semi-fnal with pair of crack middle western vet erans.
 Having eliminated the present champion. Clarence Wolff, and former titIe-holder, James Manion, both Of St. Louis, Jack Pollard. 17, Omaha hlgh school hoy. teed off this
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
TENNIS MATCH TOMORROW
New Britain Racquet WicIdcrs to Face Bristol Combination Across Nets In This City.

The team which will represent the New Britain Tennis clnb tomorrow afternoon in the match with the Bristol Tennis club will be com posed of C. G. Kron. Jack Kirkham. Harold Bassetto, and Edwin Benson in the singles.
 In the doubles. Kron will team up with c. j. Christensen and Harold Basseuo with Stanley Duncan.
 Due 10 the fine weather last week there were quite a number Of spec tators who were disappointed be cause the match with the Edgewood club was postponed to July 24th.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
POLO TEAMS TO CLASH
Buffalo, Detroit, Rochester And Toronto, Enter Combinations For National Titles.

Cleveland, June 25 lP-Buffalo Detroit Rochester and Toronto will send polo teams here July u to compete against Chagrin Valley and hlrtIand in preliminaries to the 12 goal national championship.
 Winners here will play those Of the Dayton and Chicago tourna- ments at Chicago, July 24 for the right to enter fine national meet at Narragansett Pier Rhode Island. in August.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

morning with the veteran Eddie Held, who formerly was a trans Mississippi champion, relinquishing his title in 1923 to Manion.
 Facing an opponent equally as skillful with his shots as the re- douhtable Held, John Goodman, IS. Omaha city champion. carried his fight for championship honors through the seIni-flnal round with dark horse player J. ". Dawson, Glen Oak. Chicago.
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were squelched. Kilduff and Grif- fin formed the battery for the Wire Testers while BegIey and Jackowitz were on the firing line for the Church street team.
 As an after thought, Kiernan stat cd to us that "Begley was not so hot though he talked a nice game 10 the umpire Who was the umpire? No one knows, but all are unanimous in wishing never to see him in the role Of arbiler again.
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JONES' SCORE B

St. Annes. June 25 tPl--Bobby Jones Of Atlanta. had a B for the first S holes of the final S6 holes in the British open golf championship play today, making his aggregate score for the 54 holes 217, Al Watrous. the American professional, had a 69. with a total score Of 21s,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25
WHITE EAGLES MIN AGAIN

The White Eagles defeated the Niger Hill Tigers yesterday after a hard battle at Walnut Hill park. Homers were belted out by J Mars zlek and Lonsky This was the third game for the sictors. Walter Tan torsRi and Alaeyer both pitched nice ly while Stanley Todzia caught for the winning team. The score:
 White Eagles ...... 022 730 0--14 Tigers ........... 1S2 S31 0-12
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

We heard the prediction from 8 man who is a shrewd judge of fight CTS that kaplan will knockout Gar cia within II rounds. This man who made the statement has looked over both the boys and feels sure he is right.
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Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Chicago 5, Cleveland 8 Boston s, New York 2. G1 innD Washington s, Philadelphia [
 CF'irst Eamel Washington 1. Philadelphia i.
 (Second game. 6 inn, rainJ Chicago 9. Cleveland 6. (Other clubs not scheduled.)
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The Standing
Games Today

New York at Boston (2l. St. Louis at Chicago. Cleveland at Detroit. (Other clubs not scheduled. )
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New Haven Pitcher, Chet
 Nichols, Goes to Pirates

New Haven. June 2j (9 - Chet Nichols, pitcher for New Haven, Eastern league team has been sold to the Pittsburgh National league
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

New York 12. Philadelphia I. Girst game.) New York ', Philadelphia 2, tSecond game.) Pittsburgh s, St. Louis 5.
 (Called in 9th.) (Other clubs not scheduled
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Games Tomorrn1z

Bridgeport at New Haven. Albany at Springfield. Providence at Pittsfield. Waterbury at Hartford.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Newark ., Baltimore 3, (ts). Baltimore 8, Newark 1, C in. 2nd) Jersey City 6. Reading 3. Rochester 5, Toronto 2. Buffalo 8. Syracuse 5.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Pittsfield 3. Hartford 2, New Haven 1, Waterbury 1 GsD. New Haven 2, Waterbury c. (2nd) . Providence ,, Albany 3. Springfield s, Bridgeport !.
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The Standing
Games Today

Games Today Waterbury at Hartford. Albany at Springfield. Providence at Pittsfield New Haven at Bridgeport
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Spe e a kin g of Sports S

There are a number of swelling chests strutting about West Main street in the vicinity Of the Connec- ttcut Electric Ligbt & Power Co. of hce today as result of the clean cut victory scored by the diamond mashers over the Spring & Buck ley team last night at Walnut Hill Park Nom Begley's stars got two hits during the contest while the Lighters got their runs in the early innings and then let down so that the game wouldn't result itself into farce.
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Brook park, tonight instead at St. Mary's field at s o'clock. The Faf- mir crowd is going on an outing to- morrow afternoon and the Rulers glad to accommodate them agreed to play tonight. The Stanley Rule team will attempt tonight 10 bring the first defeat to the Fafnir team.
 Besides the bus loads, there are a large number of automobile parties going on the trip to help cheer the team along and enjoy the outing at Ocean Beach.
 Tomorrow afternoon. three games will be staged at Willow Brook park. The New Britain Machine will play the Stanley Works at . o'clock on Diamond No. l. P. X r. Corbin will play R. & F.. on Diamond No. at 2 o'clock. The third game will be between Landers and the Union Works on Diamond No. 1, at 1 o'clock.
 The St. Matthews team in the Church League has some caustic re- marks to make over the umpiring of A. R. Ritter on the game with the kensington team last night. The team had agreed on Artie Campbell as the ump but Ritter is an appoint cd umpire for the league and he took over the job. Both teams were dissatisfied with his work because they claim he does not know the rules and through his decisions had no bearing on the outcome, the players state that there should be line of umpires who know the game to take charge Of the contests.
 Everything in Hartford is all set for the Kaplan-Garcia bout on Mon day night The arena will be en- tirely finished by that time. There isn't a seat in the entire structure that will be more than 225 feet away from the ring and all who purchase tickets will have an opportunity to sec the battle with the naked eye.
 Both fighters are in perfect shape and Kaplan is near tho feather weight poundagc. Yesterday he lost weight in his workout and he is in a savage frame of mind. Garcia also tore into his sparring partners with a fierceness that marks him ready for battle. This is going to be SOME fight and no question about that.
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hear from any team in this vicinity. Write to Edward Hein, 439 Stanley street,
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IDd dTIFT -VHTIE, NIIHd NTTIIIUITH, Mary Sara. Elsie Linn. Factory,
 Stella Kenzion, Frances Kenzion.
 Umpire, Clarence Coons. Scorer. James Maher. Time of game i hru
 40 min. 3 base hits, Factory girls 2,
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The Standing
Games Today

New York at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Chicago at St. Louis,
 Boston at Philadelphia.
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The Standing
Games Today

Reading at Jersey City. Baltimore at Newark. Syracuse at Buffalo.
 Rochester at Toronto.
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Besides the bus loads, there are a large number of automobile parties going on the trip to help cheer the team along and enjoy the outing at Ocean Beach.
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Now Begley worked like d Trojan during the game, but where his spirit was willing. his flesh was weak and Nom will have to do several more daily dozens in order to get in the proper shape for the conflicts which are to come.
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nee today as result of the clean cut victory scored by the diamond mashers over the Spring l Buck ley team last night at Walnut Hill Park. Nom Begley's stars got two hits during the contest while the Lighters got their runs in the early innings and then let down so that the game wouldn't result itself into farce.
 Now Begley worked like Trojan during the game, but where his spirit was willing. his flesh was weak and Nom will have to do several more daily dozens in order to get in the proper shape for the conflicts which are 10 come.
 The victory last night gives the juice furnishers the second grip on the purple handled trophy which re- poses so gracefully in the Light Co. quarters. They must win the third grip before the cup belongs to them permanently,
 What q game that was at the Cedar Hill grounds last night when the office girls from the New Brit ain Machine Co. battled the factory workers and came out on the long end Of the score. There were no de lays to powder shiny noses in this battle which was for blood and base ball was played every minute.
 Resulting from the game last night wherein the two teams showed plenty Of stuff either outfit is open 10 a challenge from any other girl team in the city. We feel sure that this challenge will be accepted from the Landers office team where, if we remember correctly, one Of the best diamond stars in the female class in the city IS employed in Helen Lynch.
 Helen was member of the state champion girls team formed at St. Marys playground several years ago, and there are several others in the employ of the factory who used to cavort on the diamond They haven't lost all of their old time skill. and We doubt that any time at all will elapse before the Machine Co. chal- lenge is accepted.
 Ken Saunders Pirates will trek to Southington tomorrow afternoon 10 open the season against the Polish Falcons of that town. Ken has mighty sweet outfit gathered togeth- Ar to enter the City League and the old reliable Charlie Miller is doing the Connie Mack stuff for the team, assuring the outfit of first class coaching.
 The Rangers will he idle Sunday because the annual boat ride of the club is being staged on the Connec- ticut river. The team is whipping it. self into shape to start the season anew a week fro Sunday so that the poor playing of the past few weeks will be wiped off the slate.
 The Kensington baseball team will leave for New London tomorrow with three bus loads of fans accom- panying them 10 the shore. The party will leave from Church and Main streets in this city at 11:@0 to- morrow morning while the starting | point in Kensngton will be the | American Paper Goods factory at 12 | o'clock.
 The Fafnir and Stanley Rule & i Level teams will stage their battle in the Industrial League scheduled | for tomorrow afternoon at Willow
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The F'afnir and Stanley Rule &s Level teams will stage their battle in the Industrial League scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Willow
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

The victory last night gives the juice furnishers the second grip on the purple handled trophy which re- poses so gracefully in the Light Co. quarters. They must win the third grip before the cup belongs to them permanently,
New Britain herald., 1926-06-25

What game that was at the Cedar Hill grounds last night when the office girls from the New Brit ain Machine Co. battled the factory workers and came out on the long end Of the score. There were no de lays to powder shiny noses in this battle which was for blood and base ball was played every minute.
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Charles E. Benns, editor Butler
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Stanley, editor Editors Forum,
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Leader, Cuthbert, treasurer and
Gordon Saussy, attorney at law,
Savannah, attorney.
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greeted every one, saying that he
was glad to be able to visit Key
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time telling how busy he has
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nsesed with the Georgia Light q
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Beau BrummeI Of the. Assofia-
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Program
The following program is being
carried out BY the Georgia Press
Association during the annual
eonsention cruise:
Wednesday. April Fl
1880 P. NJ. Leave valdosts
eyer A. c, L. special train for st.
Petersburg.
Thursday, April %
ESQ A. N. Arrive st. Peters
burg. Breakfast as guests Of
Chamber Of Commerce and Assoc
clated newspapers. Sightseeing
tour Of st. Petersburg. Lunch at
ST Petersburg Under same aus
pieces. Ride across the Bay to
dosk Of r. & o. Steamship Co.
N2:so P. NJ. Leave Tampa Bay
on. good steamship "cuba."
Friday. April 20
Note: Owing TO the early hour
Of arrival at Key West there may
be no entertainment there. That
viii be due entirely to conditions
which can not be determined now.
Cemmitte from Havana will meet
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first insertion in every instance is
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Advertisers should give their
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Payments for classified adver-
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will be visited, and there will be
a special visit to the Caves Bella.
mar. American guides will be in
charge.
The cost Of this trip is 5000 per
person, and includes everything,
as well as lunch at Matanzas. All
members are requested to make
this trip, as it is based on mini
mum Of $50. and is said to be the
most wonderful trip on the island
for the money.
Sunday, April rs
Members will visit the churches
of their choice during the fore
noon Of Sunday. Sunday after.
noon there will be special trips
over the city, to be announced
later.
Monday, April 26
Visits over the city and section.
Tuesday. April n
1000 Al. NJ Leave Havana.
Members must allow themselves
ample time, before boarding the
boat, to be put through the Gus
toms house.
Wednesday. April rs
HOO A. M. Arrive Tampa
Bay.
Members will be transported
Immediately upon arrival to Clear.
water, where luncheon will b
served and where the Afternoon
viii be spent, reaching lamps
late in the afternoon.
The entire party viii be quar-,
tered at the Marasol Hotel, or
Davis Island, Wednesday night
April 2Sth. as guest Of B. b
Davis.
Thursday. April 20
The people Of Tampa will take
the party over the city the morn,
ing Of the 29th. and viii provide
entertainment Of various kinds.
1890 r. NJ. Leave for Winter
Haven. in busses, where the party
win be the guests Of the Haven
Villa Corporation and citizens OF
Winter Haven; and will be quar-
tered at the Haven Villa Hotel.
$50 p. M. Following dinner
at the Haven villa Hotel the party
win promptly get aboard special
train for Waycross. All members
will keep the same berths in the
same cars returning as on the
going trip. The train must leave
promptly at ESQ.
Friday, April 30
$50 A. n. Arrive at way.
cross, where breakfast viii be
served under the auspices of the
Civilian. Lion. and Kiwanis Clubs
and Chamber Of Commerce.
Following breakfast the party
win disperse, and leave for their
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OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY


LONDON, April 23.-The oS6th
birthday of Shakespeare was cele-
brated throughout the British Isles
today. Nearly every city in Eng
land today had special Shakes
pearian performance.
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OR SALE Two trunks, kerosene
cook stove, bag tools, clock,
mirror, five bed blankets, lot
Of books, child's sewing ma
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album and other articles. Take
it at your own price. Call at
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A mild winter all summer with
an Emerson Electric Fan. See
The Key West Electric Company.
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ATLANTA, Ca, April 23.-The
Seaboard Air Line Railway will
begin almost immediately to OBJ
tain rights Of way for two trunk
lines which will connect the west
with Florida and Alabama gulf
ports, S. Davies Warfield, presi-
dent of the road, told the Assoc
ciated Press here today.
steamer at Key West, and program
at Havana will be announced.
$50 A. M. Leave Key West
for Havana.
4:30 p. M. Arrive Havana. AS
soon as the party is passed through
the customs office they will be
transported to the Hotel Plaza.
Entertainment at Havana will in
cIude rides around the city, a
special theatrical performance.
and visit to a Jai Alai game; re-
ception by the President of the
Republic, by the Governor and by
the Mayor of Havana; ball given
in honor of the Association by the
Associated Reporters of Havana.
Saturday, April "a
The entire party win visit
Matanzas by special train; leaving
time to be announced later. The
entire day will be spent in the
Matanzas neighborhood. Sugar
plantations and sugar refineries
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CORNER GREENE AND ANN
STREETS Opposite City Hall
Suitable for storage rooms,
garage, repair shops, etc. APP
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FOR SALEGeneral Electric
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CORNERS Southland
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e C. Car Ferry Henry M.
Flagler, Captain Hansen, win ar
rive from Havana this evening
with cars and will sail for Havana
Hat midnight with 26 cars of ex-
ports.
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FOR SALE Several fine pieces
Of old mahogany and rosewood
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INFORMATION ON KEY WEST

La Concha Hotel, European plan single 50 to ~,
double SIS to 81. On large parties of IS Or more.
special reduced rates. Oversee Hotel Europe an pIa
single So up, double Sd up. $500
Hotel Casa Marina, closed for the season
Population of Key West, 10000
Municipal Golf Links-a sporty courses extending
from Gulf to Ocean Summer rates, green fees per
day $500 plus tax for year.
Bathing Beach and Tennis-Casa Marina Hotel
Grounds. Also public tennis and bathing beaches.
Fishing! Over 600 varieties. See hotels for boats
Free Aquarium east end of Flagler street. Marine
curio shop on Margaret street.
Key West.
Ocean Boulevard to encircle city, now being built
Oversee Highway, from Key West to the mainland
One-third distance completed balance of roadway con-
fracted Steel tobridges span the long water gaps
Key West - s.
Pipe Line for municipal waterworls soon to be laid
from mainland Plenty of fresh pure water to Key
Vest and the Florida Keys
White Ways now being Installed through the busi-s
ness districts.
Building permits and Bank deposits rapidly increas-
Key West postal receipts show an average monthly
increase over last year OF 80 per cent.
Best natural harbor in Florida. Exports-imports
reach $4,000 100 annually.
Duval Mortgage Company. First mortgage loans
to home owners and home builders Maximum loan
S5,O00.00 On improved income business properties
$1,000 Applications received at Companys Office
No. GA Duva Street.
Key West Foundation Company's beautiful SUBJ
uIviSO at eaSleTiy emu OF the island daily reporting
Progress Several new houses under construction.
Graders scarers, roadrollers draglines Aand motor
trucks in active operation.
20 # business lots on Flagler Street. 500 per
front foot or $1,000. s
SO #. residential lots, SIS per front foot Of
So, $780, :.
Terms 20 per cent cash, balance Il 2 and years..
interest per cent per annum, payable semannnu-
ally.
All titles insured by New York Title and Mort
Company Certificate of Title Insurance delivered
to purchaser with contract.
Those DESTROYS consulting Wall Journal
the Boston News Bureau will find copies Of the file
in office
Any further information Key West will be gladly
furnished by
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arrive from Havana this afternoon
with cars and viii sail for Ha-
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Daniel Lambden, keeper at
the London zoo, was attacked and
nearly killed by an eagle which
was under his charge.
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BARGAIN LOTS on Grinell street,
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