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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-31
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TAM RATE MAY ADVANCE

Taxicab companies throughout the
United States and Canada are said
to be considering a rate increase.
Many companies report Improbable
operation on the present rate basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-10-17

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full Indian and block designs in red. tan, blue
and brown COlorngS. Very desirable robe
blankets, we'll as couch throws or bed coverings.
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New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
CHECKER TOURNAMENT
Eleven Of The Matches In First
 Round Were Played on Last
 Week With Many Drawn Games.

Eleven of the matches in the first round of tho checker tournament at the Y. M. C. A.. were played off last week. Most of the players were evenly matched and many drawn games were played before some Of the contestants could win two games from their opponents, The ILaHar-Lindahl match has the time record so far. Their match start cd at s o'clock Friday evening and Twas finished at four o'clock Satur- llay afternoon. The match could probably have been finished on Friday night but, the secretaries voted to go home at eleven o'clock.
 Results of the first round:--
 Hallinan defeated Nelson; Steph- ,enson defeated Burdick; Tryon de Heated Cardcll; Stromqust defeated Marshall; Conlcy defeated Roson' berg; Miller defeated tnterspan
 Strong defeated Hergstrom; Sem
 nowsLI defeated Hewitt; DorbucF Idefcated Urban: GHtleman defeatcl
 Sonllaciotc; Lindahl defeated La liar.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
LEGION TEAM DEFEATED BY MIDDLEYOWN QUINTET
Hardware City Quintet Makes Fine Showing Against Veterans In Down River City

The American Legion basketball team of this city went down to de- feat at tho hands of the An-Middlc. town team Saturday night in Middle town, the final score being 40 10 2S. Despite tho seemingly over whelming count by which tho locals lost, they made wonderful show ing on the floor and played the Mid. dletown team oft its feet at various st .res Of the game.
 Right off the hop, Leonard, Sturln and McCabe sliced in some number Of circus shots that gave Middle town d comfortable lead and after this, the locals got going and play ed the Middletown veterans evrn throughout the half The score at l tho intermission stood at = 10 l5 in favor of Middletown.
 The second half started off fast land furious with the veterans drag ging around the floor extended 10 the limit 10 win the game. Sturm and Dwyer played whirlwind l nTdTu ul DuShtlbill anu Nllh lSNbil' ard shot in some long counters that served in a great deal 10 give the winning team the lead.
 When the final whistle blew, the Middletown fans gave the local players q wonderful hand as they left the floor and all in all, every ono was satisfied that the Legion team gave the spectators their moneys worth. The Middletowr team lined up with Heating, McCabt and Dwycr in forwards, Leonard a center and Sturm and Carlson at tht guard posts. The Legion lined uI with Jasper. Luke and Bclscr at tho forwards, Hoist at center, Carrozza Nyborg and Arburr at guard, Tn three forwards bore the brunt of th' Now Britain attack. John Man;o' of East Hartford, handled the gam in great style; Frank McConn kep score and Weir timed.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
AUTO SPEED CLASSIC
Eighteen Aces of American Track al Miami For start of 300 Milc Inaugural Race.

Miami Fla. Feb. oa Ps-Eigmc"n ucos Of the American speedway were hcro for inc start this afternoon o' the 900 mile inaugural au'omoplie classic at the Fulford Bowl
 The race will be the major event on the Miami sport program. A classy field of drivers will par(lcl- pate for the Carl G. Fisher trophy the s30,o00 prizes and the large amount of added money. Among the Entrants are the nine ranking driv- CTS of the nation, with Peter De Paolo, 1925 champion. heading the list, and includes Tommy Milton and Harry Hartz.
 Bob McDonoSh. proteSo Of Tommy Milton, will hold the post position 'n the race by virtue of his best quail fving time of 142,9 miles an hour which established a worlds record Barney Oldfield, veteran racer will signal the drivers on their slo" parade around the oval in prepara, ton for the start. The other drir' CTS include: Dave Lewis, Ralpf Kepburn, Leon Duray, Fred Conner
 Earl Cooper. Frank DOC" Elliott
 Jerry Wondcrlich, Peter kreis, Ear
 Devoro, ZcNc Meyer, Dr. w. E, Shat
 tuc, Ben Jones, Dave Evcns an'
 Bonnet Hill.
 All machines in tho rac" are Mile specials. with tho exception of thre
 Dunscnberg specials, driven by NH ton, Meyer and Jones,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22

ning's Malcolm. A. K. C.. +ii-i3o. owned by K, R. Futile of this city. won first American bred. first open and reserve winners in the collie class. Kenmydge Kween, year old female. won first limited. This victory was extraordinary because 1t was the first time the dog has ever been shown. Both of these winning dogs have been entered in tho Hartford show
 Gloria of oxheart, A. k. C., 4s5- ll4S, owned by Policeman John c. Stadler of this city, won first in the puppy class and third in the grown class, It is an English springer spaniel, six months old. Its father was international champion and its mother was American cham pion. This dog will also be entered in the Hartford show.
 Britzie took second prize in the puppy class and Chickie Chickles, age SIX months, took first prize They were entered by Harry Squires Of the local fire department. Ching We Sing. q rekinese puppy owned by Mrs. Thomas Dolan of Stanley street, was awarded second prize in Iits class
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
ENTER DOG DERBY
Eleven Teams That Figured In Quebec Event Will Compete In New England Contest.

Quebec, Feb. 29 LPl--Eleven dog teams that figured in the Quebec dog derby will compete in the New Eng land contest will he a l50 miles three day point race. The course will be triangular iogs Of ap- rroximatrly 90 miles each. from North Conway 10 Wolfboro 10 Ash land and North Conway. prizes arc Sl,o00, S500. $300. $2o0 and $lQ0.
 The entries include Frank pu- puis, Quebec, who on Saturday won the Quebec Eastern International Dog Derby; and Shorty" Russick. Chicago; George Chcvercito, Quebec, and Emil st. Goddard, The Pas, who finished respectively. second, third and fourth, Other drivers who have announced their intention 10 com 1 pete arc: A. St. Waldon, Wonalana-
 set, x. H.; Walter Charming, Bos-
 ton, Mass; A. Skccnc, Quebec; !. 1 DuPuis. Quebec; ]. Roberts, Quebec; Bill Grayson, Tho Pas, Man.; Ear Brydges, The Pass Man.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22

him. Swanson counted two more to mako the score Pioneers and Tutcos one, Haber passed neatly to Aronson and the Tutcos had two more. Sake countered with three field goals In the next 10 minutes taking passes from Swanson, Walthers and Morelli. Morelli and Walthers each hooked In double counter before tho whistle blew leaving the score at 10 10 s in tho Pioneers favor,
 Second Half
 In the second franc with defeat before them, the Tutcos staged n rally that almost downed tho Pioneers Tho rally was too lato however, because the Pioneers cleverly stalled until tho whistle hcw ending the game, The Pioneers outscored tho Tulcos in the first frame but tho Tutcose turned tho tables in the second Until Phil Walthcrs went out on personal fouls, he played a whale ot game. Saxc and Swanson were the principal scorers for the Pioneers while Brad don and Luke counted heavily for the Tutcos. Ftldman, guard for tho Tnts, hung a record for bas- | kcthall up when he went out on four personal fouls in on seconds Some ono suggested that tho physical de- partment hang up q shield fin inc main lobby with the record suitably inscribed on it.
 The Summary:
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
PIONEERS WIN OUT IN TITLE CONTEST
AIlStarS Beaten by Old.Timers
 in Preliminary Game

The Pioneers copped tho cham pionship of the "Y" Saturday after noon basketball league in warm | session by the score of 26 10 20. Tho | game was tho hardest fought con | test seen at tho Y. M. C. A. sym in | q number of seasons with the Pio- neers having the edge throughout. | In the preliminary game. the Old Timers defeated the All-Stars by tho score Of S6 10 SS,
 Old-Iimcrs-All-Stars
 A dozen has-beens were on the floor in the first game. all logged out for business, but creaking joints and lack of wind and the pondcrous tread of hefty bodies that were once sylph.lke in their slenderness, brought out the adage of the spirit is willing but the flesh Is weak" more than anything else seen in this city for some time.
 The two teams represented close to ,5O0 pounds in all but they play ed basketball although the old o s. signal flashed out on many occasions, By relaying each other, the teams were able to stand the gaff. Steve Donnelly would play ono minute while Ken Walters rested and then Ken would relieve Steve and vice versa. Walthers played like flash
 while he was in and placed in three baskets with his graceful form Of old.
 ~ Al Schadn who uses two combs to k eep the hair out of his eyes was very much there when it came to dropping them in from noarly the length of the floor. He accounted for three double deckcrs and one foul goal. Billy Dudack, holding down guard position, slid through ' he Old.Timers' defense for five dou- lole counters. Ginsberg. playing the Samo of his life, swung In five bulls z, yes while Anderson who played center for the 1915 High school cam, lived up to his reputation as q. pivot man and relaycd passes and ci ribhled neatly though he went SC orelcss in the game.
 Tom Cabelus was in the lineup for no reason at all. Ginsherg al- To wed him to play two minutes and then sent him to the showers.
 The Old.Timers started out with five men and they finished with the sImo five. The individuals were tired but were able 10 hobble off the floor when the game was over. Ed die Williams and Dave Ellison play d forwards. Eddie cagcl six 1i"l' goals and Dave four and three tou goals. "Chicf" Larson played cen ter. He went scoreless but only be cause he contentcl him self with lay ing in the back court and bTeakln' 1,o passes. He had his eye on tn ba skct from the complimontar, stripe, however, getting three in q many tries "Keck" Parker an Conley played the guard positions k e ok found tho rim for threo dou blc: counters and two free losses an Corlcy added two points from th free throw line.
 Both teams were evenly matche' the old timers winning by thrc points. Two of these were hande the winners when Ginsberg foule Pa l-ker, When 1t was called, Harr pro testod and the referee called ar ota CT technical mark on him. Parl or made the two tries good an Gin sberg will know enough to It the referee run the game. Tho summary:
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
MERIDEN CLUB PLAYS
 LOCALS HERE T0NIGHT
Junior Indoor Baseball League Started In East Main Street
 Gymnasium

The Meriden Boys club will ven- ture into the camp of tho local club tonight in an effort 10 repeat its victory scored several weeks ago in the Silver City, but the New Brit ain team. on its own floor, expects 10 turn the tables on It's guests an I take revenge for the previous 47-3 defeat. Tho Mcrlden team Is fresi: from q 59-20 victory over the Hart ford Battery team of Milldale and has a world of confidence, whilc New Britain, defeated by the Rock woods last Monday. is thirsting for q comeback. A fast game seems ns- sured. The preliminary will bring together again tho Boys club Re- serves and the Internationals, the latter team having como off victor ious before.
 Indoor Baseball Starts Tho junior indoor baseball league started its schedule Saturday night at the club, with two hcavy.scor- | ing games. The Babe Ruths did n comeback for their namesake by trouncing the Goose Goslins, ?i-lo. In n one-sided slugfest. Zembrow- ski went well In the box for the win ners, while his mates laced Camps offerings to all corners of the sym. The lineups and score:
 Babe Ruths--Zembrowski Capt. D, Kominas. Block, AdamowiiE Re gutis, A. Paluch, Pinckas
 Gosse Goslins-J. Camp (Capt) D, Jervis, Tutko, NeverousSas, pe- run, Barniak, Nelson.
 Babe Ruths ...... 10 6 N--"l Goose Goslins ...., 1 O--lo
 The Ty Cobbs defeated the Walter lJohnsons. l6-1c. by overcoming a Isix-run lead and then one of three runs. Rowinski was knocked off the slab. but Sartinski checked the Wal ter Johnsons. Was went the route for the winners. although he was hard hit. The lineups and score;
 Walter Johnsons--J. Was (Capto D. Bellomo. Boehart, A. Zdanchu- skas, Bendza. Gotowala, Snyder,
 Olewnik. Rammatto.
 " Cobbs-Rowinski (Cap') D.
 Paluch, Avitable, E. Wolak, Sar'in-
 ski p. Zdanchusl<as, Dombkowski' Mangan c. .o
 Walter Johnsons ..'6 U D l- Ty Cobbs ........'.o S U b I--'o
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
BOSTON IN THIRD
Hub City Hockey Team In Last Place Three Weeks Ago, Has Climbed High In Standing

New York, Feb. 22 PS-Boston's Bruins, in last place three weeks aso, have reached third position in the National Hockey league in sen- sational drive which included three victories during the past week. Con- tinuation of their present pace Will assure them place in inc cup p'ay to follow the regular schedule.
 The rise of Boston drops the Pitts burgh Pirates a peg, the latter team having been defeated thrice in the past seven days. Les Canadicns also lost every contest of the week and are just above the cellar comfor'- ably held by the New York Am"ri- cans.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
OUTBREAKS RETAIN
 UNBEATEN RECORD
(Continued from preceding page)

and Malone and Greco adding three moro for a belatcd and hope less rally.
 Hicrpo and Nelson were the high men for the winners, whhe Moody played q good floor gam". The Army showed nico passWork and dazzlcd Kensington by it. The losers were outwcighcd and out played in every department, but fought hard Malone, their high scorer, could not get started, and played in tough luck by sinkins two from th" middle of the floor within q minute Of each other only 10 be called for travelling each time. Ncgri went well and Hall played his usual tenacious game, The summary:
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
Tutcos Lose Title

The final championship tilt hc- tween the Tutcos and the Pioneers was a grueIling match for puniSh- ment. The players on both teams foll owed the ball so hard that fro que nt mixups resulted. High dives cart wheels, rolling falls and all most everything except the S'ranglc hold with two hands was allowed It turned out 10 be the hardest fought game in the league with the Pioneers having tho edge.
 Last week the Tutcos played the Piou eecrs off their feet and the win- ners Saturday entered the game the ,nd dogs The Pioneers upset the dope and won by six points.
 NtoTolli started thc ball rolling for the Pioneers 1y dropping in q double counter 30 seconds after the game started. Eessterr made good free throw when Morclli fouled
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
IsrarIS.
PICKED AS WINNER
Veteran Yachtsmen Attending Palm
 Beach Regatta Think Smiling Dan
 Will Cop Poinciana Trophy.

Palm Beach. Fla, Feb. 22 Rl-- Veteran yachtsmcn here attending the Palm Beach regatta believe the Smiling Dan. III, owned by Richard Loyms, of Long Beach, Cal. is cer- tain to win the Poinciana trophy by dint of one victory Saturday and two yesterday in the heats for the l5l class hydroplanes.
 This race calls for five heats with the winner determined on points.
 The fifth heat will be run late to- day,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
HOFF HEADS OSBORNE
Norwegian All Around Champion Surpasscs American In Four or Five Events Figures Show.

New York, Feb. 22 Pl-Cold fig ures show that Charley Hoff, all around champion of Norway and worlds pole vault champion. sur passes Harold Osborn of the Illinois A. C., Olympic docathlon king, in four of five events, while Osborn has the margin in four of seven field speCialtieS.
 Tho two champions will meet in q series of seven events at the Knights of Columbus meet in New York March is. The following com- narison of outdoor performances has been prepared hy the Amateur Athletic Union:
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
BURRITTS LOSE

The Burritt A. C. basketball team ended its winning streak in Middle town Saturday night when 1t lost to the Troop E team of that city by a 3S to 2S score. Playing ont of their class. the Burritts showed superior in some departments but the oprosi- tion was too much for them. Be cause the game was arranged late Saturday afternoon, the RurriuS were forced 10 make the trip with ont ]. PanSRi or Zalcski.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
ID. CADY HERRICK DIES

Albany. N. Yo Feb. ?? R - D. Cady Herrick, who once was a can- didate for governor of New York state on the democratic ticket and who was a former supreme court justice. is dead at his home here. He was so years old
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
DIVORCED IN PARIS

Paris, Feb. 22 R,-A decree of divorce has been returned in favor of Mrs. Frances Lucille Garrison MacHenry against James Howard MacHenry of Baltimore. Md.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
CHAMPIONSHIP CAM.

Columbia and dartmouth basket ball teams meet in New York to- night in q con,es; hat should deter. mine the champion Of the intercol- legiate league.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22

Harry Ginsnerg has received a letter from Jack Coffey. graduate manager of athletics at Fordham and in 1t, tho former manager of the Hartford Eastern league base ball team says some nice things about the New Britain boys who are attending school there.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
All-StaTs
Old-Tinlcrs

F. fierce, Nixon: scorer John- stone; timer. Parker. Time ot halves, two cight-minute periods not. including numcNus timc-outs for rest.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
Kcnsington Congregational

Johnson 2, Frcderickson 1, Moody S--S; Hart ., Hall 2, Ncgrt 1, Greco 1--6. Tries for goal--IIjcrpe ., Nelson 3, l., Johnson 1, Freq. erickson 1-7; Hart 8. Hall 2, Nc gri 3-S, Referee, Nixon; timer, Kutscher; scorer, Booth.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
"Y" LEADERS WIN
Take Dixie A. c, Into Camp In Game Saturday By the Score of 20 to Q,

The Y. M, c. A, Leaders defeated the Dixie A, C, quintet at the "Y" gym Saturday by the score of % 10 70, Mucke starred for the Leaders. This team would like 10 arrange Il game with the Trade school seconds. The summarV.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22

In speaking of Beloin and Johnny Grip, Coffey states that the faculty regards this pair in a high light. He says that they arc regarded as stu dious, gentlemanly and ambitious and are well hked by their mates and professors. They stand high ,n their studies and as sportsmcn md he predicts a bright future for them at Fordham.
 New Britain has good cause to be proud of the class of young men it Is sending out into the college world. From all sides, words of praise have been coming in from those In auth ority at the institutions wherein New Britain boys are studying and each one is bringing glory 10 their home town.
 The Orioles baseball team will hold meeting Wednesday evening at & o'clock at Cosgrove's home on East street. Manager Abe Aronson requests that all members of last years squad attend as many matters Of importance will be talked over.
 Manager Aronson believes in keeping in with the times and as the big league teams go south for train ling, he starts to get his crew organ Iized for the coming season Abe doesn't intend to let the baseball sea
 son catch him unawares.
 IL might seem strange to be talk ling baseball at such an early date lospecially when the chill winds or Ithis morning make ones back shl"-
 ter, but just a month from yesterday
 Is the first day of spring and that means that summer and baseball
 comes right afterwards.
 C;olnng bugs are starting to cir culate and many duffers can be seen polishing up the old shanks in pre- paration for an assault on the links
 this coming summer. Golf will find
 more addicts than ever on the links this year and New Britain folk will / make a strong bid for the honor Of . having the most devotees of the an- cient Scotch game this year,
 Inst at present the interest of the
 fans of the city are turned on the I bowling tournament which starts the , first week in March. That's neX' : week and with the way Footo anc !. Anderson have been hitting them y New B-ituin will certainly be repro d sented by two potent champions. An d derson holds the crown from las " year and his packers expect him ''
 repeat again in this campaign
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22

He states that Politis and scuily are on the freshman squad and taov have made a good impression on all with whom they have come in con- tact,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-22
Leaders
LOCAL DOCS WIN
Entries From Hardware City Very
 Much In Evidence At Annual New Haven Show. }

New Britain dogs were very much 10 the fore at the annual dog show held in New Haven Saturday. Ben