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New Britain herald., 1926-07-08
PROPERTY OWNERS LOSE
Greenwich shore Front People Fail In Attempt To Prevent ConstIuc- tim Of Pier.

Bridgeport, July LP,-- Wealthy residents who own valuable shore front property in an exclusive dis trict Of Greenwich have failed in their effort to prevent Irving M Austin of Portchester, N. T.. owner of an amusement park off the Greenwich mainland. from extend ing a pier, according to a decision filed in superior court today by Judge Alfred C. Baldwin.
 Five persons, claiming Austin's building operations interfered with their riparian rights, obtaned on May last a temporary injunction stopping work on the pier. Austin, when the motion 10 have the injunc- ton dissolved was heard before Judge Baldwin, was declared 10 have been in contempt of court by having ignored the injunction. That charge against him is not sustained by Judge Baldwin.
 The plaintiffs in the action are. Mary A. Rogers Cole, Dolly R. Ma gle. William B. Rogers, Blossom Mills and John H. Pratt, Jr.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-08

Paul Rogers, son of Mir. and Mrs. Paul K. Rogers Of Camp street, Is ia camper at the Old Homestead camp, Swanzey lake, West Swanzey, N. H.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
TWO MORE RECORDS
BROKEN IN SWIMMING

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April S.-Five world
records have been broken 50 far in the
national \. A. t. championship
swimming meet Three were sma he'd
Tuesday night and two more fell by
the WaNsitie last night when Erlck
Rademach her. German champion. and
Miss Agnes Geraghty of New York
established new marks. The Cincin-
natl y. NJ {. A. team Will enter to-
nights competitor with an adVanta se
of - points over the nearest rival.
The Ohioans have won 2S points in
the three days of competition. Stand
inss of other entries follow: Chicago
Athletic Association, II points; Illinois
Athletic club, 13; Olympic Club,
Venice Swimming Association and
Germany, each: Brooklyn y. NJ. {.
A., 4: Stanford University, ,, and De
troit Yacht Club. /.
Four events are on tonisht's pro
gram. the 100-yard free-style swim,
high.board fancy diving, medley and
preliminaries in water polo.
In his first real competitive race In
this country. RademaCher won the
220-yard breast stroke event In 2:4e.
lettering the old record by 2 2.5 sec
onda. Swimming against time, Miss
Geraghty set new mark of 1:3l Tor
100 meters with the breats stroke.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

lie predicted the 1928 world series
would be played by his team and the
Washington Senators, who defeated
the Giants i'm the 1924 CLASSIC. In
predicting success for the Mats In the
Junior circuit this year. McGraw did
not overlook the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, whom he classed as not quite
AS smart" az the Washington club
The New York boss forecast an era
of base ball prosperity which will soon
bring stadia seating at least 100 600
fans In every ma jor league city.
Today Is the birthday anniversary
of Huehie Jennings. for many years
n prominent figure in base ball. He
now is III at Asheville, y. c., and
the New York Yankees and Brooklyn
Dodgers, una bic to play there vester-
day because OF rain. paid him a visit
McGraw will call on Jennings today.
Iieilnlann TO Rejoin Tigers.
Detroit's Tigers, who again defeat
ed Birmingham yesterday, invaded
Nashville today for a two-game stand
Harry Heilmann, outlielder. who has
been ill., will join the squad Saturday.
The st. Louis Browns. the other team
to get into action yesterday when
they beat Nashville, start a series
With Memphis today. Williams, heavy
hitting Brown, pounded out a homer
yesterday.
The Philadelphia Nationals have
taken exception to the Athletics clair
to the city mpionship. asserting
games won in Florida have no bear.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

Fifteen clubs turned out last night
when first steps We're taken toward
the formation of midget division.
Those represented were the Northeast
Goose Goslins, Southeast Goose Cos
Inns. Oxon Hill Hartfords. Corinthia MS,
Black q d White, Cornells. Sontherns,
celtics, Meridians, Red Sox. Ana
costias. st. Josephs. Senators and
AZtecs.
The senior division will be or
ga nized tomorrow night.
Cherrydale tOssers have booked the
Addison nine for practice game
Sunday at Lyon Village field.
Metropolitan Athletic Club. A new
orga nizati ton mar naged by Chester But
Ter, holds it's first practice Sunday at
! o'clock at Rosedale field. The team
will play senior Independent ball.
Games may be arranged through the
manager at Lincoln 1866.
Lafayette Athletic Club ba Sc ballers,
who open their season Sunday at Sea
brook. meet Saturday night at the
home of their manager.
National Circle juniors play the
Oriole Juniors Sunday at 10 o'clock
at the Monument grounds.
Teams I'm the Montgomery County
Evening star., 1926-04-08

ing. Threa tening weather caused a
postponement of yesterdays contest,
but the series will be continued today
BostOn's two teams meet each other
today at Boston. Ehmke and Zahniser
are to hurl for the Red Sox and Gene
wich for the Braves. Acquisition of
Shortstop Rigney from Detroit Is ex-
pected to greatly strengthen the
junior leaeuers.
Aidridge to Huri Opener.
Aldridge Is slated TO pitch the open
Ing game for the Pittsburgh Pirates
against the st. Louis Cardinals Tues
day. The Cardinal hurting staff as
whole is ready for the race. Donohue
probably will get the mound call for
the Cincinnati Reds opening game,
Johnny Hodapp. injured Cleveland
Indian third sacker, had his fractured
leg examined in the home city yes
tertiay and learned that he also has
some ligaments torn. Ills teammates
spent the day in practice at New Or.
leans with Pitchers Ghle. Shaute.
Buckeye. Specie and Weldon doing
fine work
Red Faber, White SoX slabman, is
expected to go the full route today
against Evansville. Weather permit.
ting the Chicago Cubs will open a
four.eame series at Kansas City to-
day Manager Mccarthy announced
Coonev would be at short instead of
shannon and that the batting order
would be changed.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

loop meet at Rockville, Tuesday night
to adopt schedule.
Hartford Midsets trimmed the Sena-
tors Yesterday. l3 to 4, but lost to
the Aztecs, 8 to 4. n
Crest was the, winning pitcher when
he Buddy Myer nine won from the
Circles. 3 to s.
Parker famed IL batters and
allowed only one hit when the
Reuthers trimmed the Mount Pleasant
Midgets, 13 to 4.
Leading at all stages of the game.
the Somerset Insects trounced the
Goose Goslins. to 5.
Oxon Hill Midgets scored their sec
ond win when they defeated Oxon
Hill High, IA to 6.
Aztec Juniors earned a 12-to.2 YER
dict over the Pontiacs.
Takoma Tigers scored over the
Ontarios, 3 to ).
Temples took the measure of the
DartaWays, 13 to 10.
Aztec Midgets nosed out the Sena,
tors, s to Z.
The Aces swamped the AIidlands.
/ Z to G.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
MlDDLE-AGED GOLFERS
WARNED BY PHYSICIAN
ny the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
Warning against golf suicide was
given today to middleaged players by
nr. NJ. ]. Seifert OF the Gorgas Me
mortal Institute Of Chicago.
Golf suicide is death on the golf
course from heart disease which was
entirely unsuspected by the victim. 4"
DR.. Seifert explained. 'Such deaths
would be preVentable in most cases
if every golfer of 50 would precede
his playing season by n thorough
physical examination.
otherwise golfers of middle age are
going TO keep dropping off from a
combination of unaccustomed phys
icaI exercise and excitement"
BY the time man reaches so,
sometimes before, the doctor said, his
heart has grown tired.
"Onn must first find out how good
his heart is. how much 1t will rea-
sonahly stand and treat it accord
ingly." was DIR. Seifert's advice.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
CENTRAL HIGH NINE
REGISTERS 21 RUNS

Chasing 10 runs across the plate In
batting punch throughout the fray,
centrais base ball team chalked up
a 2l-to-3 win at the expense OF st.
Alba h's in its opening game OF the
season.
Doe Baker, Il former sandlot per
former, drew the mound assignment
for the Blue aud White and did his
job In fine style during IA siN-innins
stay on the mound. The Saints
gathered only one hit from his offer
inss and connected for only two more
when Milburn relieved him.
Manning and Weaver worked In
the box for 81. Adams, ana between
them allowed Il hits. tentral's big
inning WAS the fifth in which 10 runs
We're added To the total. Capt. MOrtN
Wilmer led IN The hitting with four
bingles In six trips 10 the plate.
Central was scheduled to continue
activities today in an encounter with
Calvert Hall of baltimore.
Western must defeat Staunton Mill
tary Academy today to get an even
break on its two-eame trip. Iesier-
u6N lHt
nine reg sistered an S-to-2 win at West
ern's expense, the District schoolboys
getting both their runs in the sixth.
The Georgetowners got eight hits,
bobby Stevens accounting for four
Of them.
Business was no match for Episco-
pal High yesterday at Alexandria, and
took the short end OF Il l0-to-4 count
Hollis tlippen and Moore led the
Eireinians in batting, while Artis,
with two hits in three chances, vas
best for Business. Glennon and
Marosy occupied the box for the locals
and allowed 10 hits between them.
Tomorrow the Stenographers go TO
LeonardtoWn for an encounter with
Leonard Hall.
Roland Dulin, former Western ath-
lete, has been named captain of the
Columbia University freshmen nine.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
FIVE YALE SWIMMERS
ON ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

by The Associated Press.
Yale swimmers are named for five
Of eight events in the selection OF can.
didates for the all-America college
team of 1926. made by i. de h. Hand
ley. chairman of the National Col
legiate Athletic ssociation commit ee
on swimming records, and head referee
of the intercollegiate Swimming Asso.
citation. The selections:
50-yard swim---Bronson, Yale: wycoff
Navy. Lewis Rutgers
loO:yard swim-Bronson. Yale: wyeof
2?0-yard swim--Bronsop. Yale: OConnor
Stanford: C0ale. Navy
44U-ysrd swim--O Conpor, Stanford Luke
Yale: Hawkins. Princeton.
l50-yard back stroke--House. Yale
Hill. Minnesota Rule. Navy.
3oo-yard breast stfoke--Allan. Navy;
Mcclellan. Detroit: kratz, Wisconsin.
Fancy tdivng-Fall. stanford: o Brien,
Illinois: Cooper. Navy
:0o-yard relay swim--Yalc. Princeton.
Navy
Evening star., 1926-04-08
TRAINING OF THE CHAMPS
SRETARDED BY DLENESS
Criffs Due to Resume Series With Giants Today at
Atlanta-Indcations Are Thomas and Lyle Will
Be Farmed and MOrreIl and Hadley Kept.
BY JOHN Is. KELLER.

TIANTA sAny locality with climate and guar
II the weeks Immediately
opening the American League campaign could WIN the
Nationals Manager Bnck Harris could affairs
OF
be athletes The
the club has been
one OF a
when kept
Ma each other at Augusta 1t the
the
Now ort thc complete only
the
Evening star., 1926-04-08
ALLEN & MITCHELL
FASHION SHOP
COACHES KNOW TRICKS
OF THREE GRID AREAS
by the Associated Press,

HE the Ass0cIRted Press,
Foot ball tactics of the East. the
Middle West and the Missouri Valley
will be filtered this year to give Ohio
state University its 1925 Cridiron
system.
While Dr. John w. Wilce. head
coach at Ohio State since 1919. will
continue at the helm. his Middle West
ern type of game will be tempered by
policies brought to the university by
Andrew C'Swede') Oberlander. Dart
mouth all-American halfback in 1926
and by Missouri Valley tricks brought
by Sam Willaman. for several years
head coach at Iowa State.
Wilaman will be general assistant
to DR.. Wilce and Oberla nder assista Mt
varsity coach.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruf

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruf completely
and that is to dissolve it. Then you
destroy it entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces of plain, ordi-
nary liquid arvon; apply it at night
when retiring; use enough to moisten
the scalp and rub it in gently with
the finger tips. BY morning, most,
if not all, OF your dandruff will be
gone, and two or three more appli-
cations will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of it, no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop
instantly, and your hair will be
lustrous, glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel hundred times better
Evening star., 1926-04-08
MAIDENS WILL DIRECT
BURLEtTH TENNIS CLUB

William A. Maidens, secretary Of
the Washington Tennis Association.
was named president and captain of
the Burleth Tennis Club AT meet
ing held recently at the home of
Frank Lamasure.
Dr.. Alan J. Chenery was elected
vice president and Lamasure chosen
for the office of secretary-treas surer.
The club will enter the Suburban
League again this year.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

WELL. LESLEY, Mass.-Clarence de
Mar, noted runner, is convinced that
one policeman is altogether too fas-
tidious about protecting this college
girls town. On 15mile jaunt in
prepa ra ton for his annual victory in
the Boston marathon April 19 Clar-
ence was pinched as fugitive or
on suspicion of something or other
1t took bit Of vigorous explanation
that. he was a Sunday school teacher
to get him free.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
capping Nationals St. Louis May Upset National League Dope
DUCKPIN RACE CLOSE
IN MERCHANTS LOOP

Woodward e. IOthrop and the
Walkover teams are having the race
all 10 themselves in the Merchants
Bowling League. The former now Is
game and a half ahead.
The Walkovers are leading in
everything hut the pennant race. The
Quint has the high team set and
game while Silverberg of the same
outfit leads in game. set. spares AZ c
strikes and in addition has the high :
est individual average of l1l-3s.
The lea que statistics:
Evening star., 1926-04-08
GRIDDERS ARE BETTER
AVERAGE MAN SCHOLARS

BY the Associated Press.
Classroom intelligence is an asset
in foot bali, grades Of the University
of Michigan team for the first Sc
mester of the present school year dis
close.
The team that won the champion
ship of the Big Ten was s points bet
ter in scholarship than the average
of Michigan men.
All men who played more than a
half in conference games attained an
average grade for the semester ot
Sis. The average grade of men il,
the university last year was 734.
The substitutes, as represented by
II of the 25 men getting letters, were
slightly below the general student
average.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
tournament staged by the Yahnundasis

tournament staged by the Yahnundas sis
Country Club at Utica. The event
attracted quite a good field, and |
suppose every player on the list took
occa sion at some time or. other to
comment on the extra fine green on
the course. These conditions are
due to the very careful attention
given them by Sheriff. Sherman.
chairman of the green committee. and
Peter Robertson. the club professional.
This club is one OF the few fortunate
ones which have been able to get
man to do what Mr.. Sherman has
done. to accept the chairma nship of
he green committee over a long period
and stick closely to the job of taking
care Of the course. He has made
something Of a hobby OF this. and the
wonderful condition of the course re-
fleets the fact
Looking back over the season that
Winter. | had good reason to he salts
fed with ats record. ! had missed
the national cha ampionship, but ] had
"a tisfied myself that ! would win it
sooner or later. and that there was
nothing to do but to bide my time
until things were breaking right
Anything worth having has price to
be paid. and what you get is usually
commensurate with the price yoT
pay. Fortune appears to have a way
now and then of favoring some lucky
ones for a brief period. but the luck
evens up over a long period. and those
that come up hurriedly, often drop
hack just as rapidly. After a fair
share of disa ppointments, | was con
fident my time was coming, and there
was nothing to do but wait and he
ready when 1t did come.
Next: Teaching England a Thing
or Two)
Evening star., 1926-04-08
ALL OF BIG TEN TEAMS
GAIN A CHAMPIONSHIP

1t is interesting to. note that every
member of the Big Ten won some sort
Of a title in the Winter season just
closed. The list follows:
Basket bali-Indiana, Iowa,
Michigan and Purdue TALL tied.
Indoor track-lOwa.
Observation-Disclosures.
Water pOlO-NOrthwestern
Neutrality-suspicious..
Gymnastics--Chicag
Fencing-Ohi0 State.
HOckey-MinneSOta
Cross ss.country--WiscOns
Evening star., 1926-04-08
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.

nv the AssociatPd Press.
PEORIA. Ul.-Charlie TarZon, Co
umbus. Ohio. won on foul over Babe !"
NcCorgary. St Louis 6). Sailor Des-
hone, Niles Mich, beat Jimmy Ryan,
Des MoineS Iowa (SD.
SAN FRANCISCO. - Billy Adams,
New Orleans, beat Freddie Hoppe,
San Francisco 00).
Evening star., 1926-04-08

There was quite a jam at the Coli
scum last night with the rush OF
rooterS for both teams and an array
of non-partisan fans.
Earl Mcphlomy, Perse Ellett and
Jack Whelan did the best work for
Sa nford, while Campbell and llar-
vile carried the honors for the King
Pins. McPhilomy had a set of 400
and high game of 1873, while Camp
bell totaled 376.
Girls OF the Baptist Young People
Union rolled "a close match last night
at the Coliseum, although the Bethany
team won all three games from the
Fifth Baptist quint to settle the cham.
pionShip OF the organization, as each
had triumphed in half-seasu series
Bethany rolled all its games over the
400 mark while Fifth Baptist reached
that figure just once. Miss Ryan of
the losers had the high game OF 1903,
-Four matches were rolled in the
Masonic League. The New Jerusalem
tok two out Of three from La Fayette
the leaders; Takoma also captured the
odd from Il. r. French, losing the
second round by one pin: Congress
dropped two o Albert Pike and
Potomac got three straight from
Hope. Watson of La Fayette was the
star with a set of 36l.
In the Athletic League. the HILL
tops put over cleanup on the
Evening star., 1926-04-08

1926. as In 1925. they will he the most
da anGerous at-home club in the league
Pittsburgh has two good men 70 fiji
in with for 1a26-Waner and RHYME
and both are likely to he needed The
champions. Of course. have the pres.
tige Of being champions That counts
for something. hut the st Louis team
believes IL can defeat Pittsburgh and
the Giants think they can heat them.
Cincinnati. also. is confident that IL
can give Pittsburgh a battle.
Giants a Fighting Outft.
New York. with masterfuI hrec-
tion. always will fight. prohahl will
fight better in midseaso than At the
start although the Giants are great
for their early sea son lead. They like
to get it and if they get enough Of
It they will be as hard to head off as
runaway Texas steers
Cincinnati If handled with cunning
and strategy. will do much to keen
the pennant race churned up. Under
especially favorable conditions, they
might win the pennant. With their
fine pitching corps they are in the
position Of eternal vigilance. But n
the spirit of despair breaks out I'm
this club. as IL has at times in the
pdSI. I nClnndt VIII not sing any
paeans Of victory.
There is very pronounced second
division in the National League
much more so than in the American
League Al this time. What there
may be later is something else Boston
Is by far the hest-appea ring team of
the second division arrav The
| Phillies look better than BROOKLYN
and Brooklyn isn't much better off
than the Cubs.
Several Have Holes to Fill
Yet all of them need only n little
to change the blue 10 brilliant red
Put two more players on the Chicago
| infield and the cubs will jump. Put
two hard batters in the outfeld and
they will jump higher. Fill the holes
in the Brooklyn infield and outfeld
with base hall oakum and the league
will not find Brooklyn bailing the
| boat. That is quite as true of Phila-
/ delphia. .All three of these clubs need
dry-docking. and just about to set
forth on a cruise. too.
tCopyright 1927
Business and Dewitt Prep were N
cross hats today In the initial game
Evening star., 1926-04-08
BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

FW YORK. April 8First impulse
tIona League for this years
Pittsburgh and New York first
Boon and Philadelphia third and BROOKLYN But
the stand today impossible
Cardinals along with Pitt sburgh an New York.
Cincinnati then would
OF Selfash hestit
Evening star., 1926-04-08
With the BOwlers

IIT the boss and his family occupying front the stand
NV the Coliseum night the Stanford Paper Co displayed
and. took three straight
the King Pins thereby their rivals for the lead the District
The King Pins of IA better than the Snford
Mount
probably will the
| on total NAPLES
Evening star., 1926-04-08
CARDS PROMISE TO PROVE
SENSATION OF 1926 SEASON
Hornsby' Club Looms as Likely to Prove Contender
With Pirates and Giants, With Braves Fighting
Reds for First Division Berth.

10 the
he tbemr
YOkG
HOnsH hin DUOSSbJ
Evening star., 1926-04-08
FLASHES OF LIFE.
BY the Associated Press.


PAR1S-Perhap Suzanne Lenglen
will teach her fiance, Jacques Often.
bach. poet and critic, to play tennis,
since he has helped to launch her as
novelist
Evening star., 1926-04-08

Tn the season of 1886 Jim McCor
mick pitched "a successive victories
for the Chicago National League
Club.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

High individual same--Silvhrberg, walk
over. l65.
High indiv vidual set-Silverherg. Walk
over. 4OS.
High team eame--Walkover. 5S5.
High team set--Walkover .bIB.
Greatest number OF spares-Sllverberg
WaIkover. l6l
Greatest number of strikes-Silverber
Walkoyer %
Evening star., 1926-04-08
JUNIOR SANDLOT TEAMS,
WILL ORGANIZE TONIGHT

7 Mdgets
Club Third and organize
championship under the direction OF the newly formed
will be called
Evening star., 1926-04-08
McCRAW PICKS CRIFFMEN
TO MEET GIANTS in FALL


AIN has bound
big ball the unsettled weather
has dampened the spirits of the
members looking the
and their enthusiasm yesterday by
mind John Mtaw York Giants
the veteran leaders So birthday anniv
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Twenty Years Of American Golf
nv I'M BARNES.
BY JIM BARNES.
xiI.-NIp AND TUCK WITH BOBBY JONES'
American Champio,-Payer Teacher and Student OF g."

IN( this o the best had
4 evcrh ad 'front.' standpoint of tournament
long the championship Brae-Burn won the Shawnee
the Winter
Pnehurst Then
the second That tournament
Cleveland and led the field by
284 Leo Diegel finishing second at go
rather
Cleveland with the total OF the earlier
a. tho NindV(
Evening star., 1926-04-08

1t was I'm 1863 that called balls were
first added to the regular league rules.