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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04

Allen and Mickey Floersheim sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton FlOershcim of
Roy. New Mexico have been visiting
their aunt. Mrs. Isadore Sanders and
family for the past few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
NORGE IS AGAIN
 EN ROUTE ID POLE
Leaves Pullman on 500 Mile
 Jump to Norway

Putnam, England. April 14 R--- The big Italian built dirigible Norge, in which the Amundsen. Ellsworth expedition hopes to cross the North Pole during the summer Left here late last night under splcnded weather conditions for the journey Of 6o0 miles Northeastward over tho North Sea and up Skagerrack for Oslo, Norway.
 Large crowds witnessed inc de- parture Of the aircraft from tho flying field and other thousands viewed it as 1t disappeared heading soaward under n sky flloCr with stars and cloudless and with search llghts from the ground playing upon It. II Is the purpose Of Commander Mobile, after a short stop at Oslo, to proceed for Lcningrad, Russia, Possibly early tomorrow morning.
 Before leaving Putnam Com monder Mobile warmly thanked tho ''''''Sii "i' hlt u lol Nu' dlil lIeN lldI rendered his ship and spoke hope fully Of the coming polar trip. He said that he and his crew Of nine toen men were prepared 10 meet danger and rrivation. He recognized the possibility that the objective might not be fully attained, but hc said that all possible had bcen done to insure success for the project. All those on board the airship put on their heavy polar clothes before leaving, realizing that on the North eaStcrly voyage they would meet with cold weather.
 Lieut.. Riser Larson. ono of the commanding officers Of the Norge said that after leaving Oslo on tho way to Leningrad the airship would pass over Stockholm, Sweden. In addition to 1900 gallons of gasoline taken on here the Norge carried five days food rations.
 One incident prior to Inc depart ure of the Norge which delighted Commander Nobil" was the restora- ton Of its pet dog by the author iti"s In accordance with inc Brit ish anti-rabics precautions the dog
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
scoring for tho year is us follows:
Hardware Prices Firm,
 6 Outlook Said to Be Good

New York. April II -.In tla weekly hardware market summary Hardware Age will say tomorrow:
 Hardware prices generally are firm. The common belief is that there is not room for important declines from current levels, and that tho unreasonable weather is responsible for tho light current business. Leading retailers and lohhers have agreed that there is no occasion 10 delay necessary purchases on hope that lower prices will develop during the spring,
 "At large the trade is optimistic. believing that a continued stretch of good seasonal weather will bring about q very marked in- creased demand for all kinds of hardware. Building programs look good. farmers had q satisfactory year and the 1926 agricultural out look suggests another profitable year for farmers. Wages and om- ployment are both good, Freight rar loadings are heavy, with an in- crease predicted in I. leading in dustries. The hardware trade feels that basic conditions are sound and that better business will come with better weather, Current sales in spring lines arc light in most cen tcrs, but staple goods have had a consistent demand"
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
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COLLEGIATE TRACK
Icam Followers Are Speculating On Chances of Their Favorites To Win Penn Relay Carnival.

Philadelphia, April II P,--Fol- lowers ot collegiate track sports were spcculating today on the chances of their favorite teams 10 win in the annual University Of Ponnsylyania relay carnival as they glanced over the positions awarded at the draw ings held yesterday.
 Tho carnival which will be held at Franklin Field here on April 2S and @4, Will be attended by teams representing colleges and prcpara- tow and high schools from practi- caIly all sections of the country. The Pacific coast will be represented by Occidental college, of Los Angeles
 Boston College drew the pole in the two mile race In which George town last year broke tile worlds record for the event. Is not entered.
 Cornell has the pole and Iowa second place in the one-mile cham rionship race, which is believed by some will result in a new relay rec ord and probably n worlds record. Georgetown has fifth place.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Prominent Steel Man Is
 Suicide in Cleveland

Cleveland, Ohio. April 14 Cp - Price McKinne:, Ca, for l6 years hoad of the Mckinney Steel com- pany hero and head or one of the cttyS best known families, commit- ted suicide by shooting here late yesterday.
 Mckinney was 'ound in the bath room of his suburban home by a butler, Mckinney was seated in his chair with pistol Tn his hand and bullet wound in the head.
 Mckinney retired as president Of his company last May and since that time led T retired life. II was sue cecded by James w. Corrigan, son
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
INIERNATIONALS HAVE
 SHORT BUT GOOD YEAR
Junior Team Plays Total. of Five Games Winning Three Undis-
 putcd Contests.

The lntcrnntipnals, one Of New Dritain's foremost junior basket ball teams, have decided 10 bring to a close what proved 10 be n short season. They got off to q late start and played only five games, three Of which were out and out wins. one Of which was protested and tho other was n loss. In these few contests, however, they showed that they have n good court com- htna'ion and one that will be heard from later on.
 The team opened the sacson with two.point win over the Boys club Reserves and they closed it the same way, the final game go- ing into an overtime period. Tie record for the season Is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

had been guaranteed since the air snip arrived here last Sunday. The ahlmal when he was turned over to Commander Mobile demonstra. lively greeted his owner,
 Roald Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth will not greet the Norge at Oslo, already having left for Spllzhorscn by way of Trondhjem to prepare for its arrival there md the start for the Polar flight Amundsen, dcspatchcs from Oslo Soy, will claim for Norway any new land discovered on the air cruise.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
New Haven MasOns Will
 Have Corner Stone Laying

New Haven, April If Pl-Mcm. hers of the Masonic fraternity from all parts Of Connecticut are expect cd to come here Saturday. when Olive Branch lodge. No. S4. A. F. and A. M., will lay the cornerstone of the si5O,ooO temple II is build irg on tho north sido of Whailey avenue. west of Blake street.
 It is expected that 2,oo0 members will march in the parade Saturday afternoon. Governor Trumbull, May or John R. Tower and Arthur w. Nash, grand master Of MaSons in Connecticut, will be present at the ceremonies. The grand master and his associate officers will conduct the ceremony at the lsyipG of the cornerstone.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
KANSAS STRAINS ANKLE
Lightweight Champion Goes Under Care of Physician With Injured Leg in New York.

Few Orleans, La, April l4 Rt- With bouts at Memphis and other cities cancelled, Rocky Kansas, light weight champion in company with his manager. Danny Rogers, left here last night for New York. where Kansas will be placed in care of a physician.
 Kansas, Rogers announced yester- day. has sprained anklea which he sustained In the fourth round of his ten round go here Monday night with Moran. Moran won news paper decision.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

in one of the last business trans actions performed by the invalid. expects 10 market about 800 gall Ions of syrup, If the crop is good. The weather, however, has been so poor that the harvest may not be up 10 expectation.
 Tho first few gallons will be sent ihc president, He owns the farm.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
DIE TOGETHER, AGED s4

Watertown, N. Y, April IA Rl- James Annett and his wife died at their home in Slocumvillo within a few hours Of each other Sunday. They were horn on the same day in County Down, Ireland. eishty-feur years ago. SweCtheartS from child hood. they had been married forty eight years, They will be buried in q double grave.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Coolidge Sugar Crop Is
 Being Gathered This Year

Plymouth, Nt., April l4 Rl--Thc Coolidge maple orchard is being Sugarcd for the first time in so ycarc.
 Col. John C, Coolidge, father eof the president, who died last month, had not hung q bucket on the farm since fire destroyed his sugar house in 1893
 Ynn Cady the young farmer who rented the place from the Colonel
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
SEvTR GOES TO GAMES

Pittsburgh, Pa. April l4 P - John n. Rockefeller. ir. does not understand baseball and does not play golf.
 Mir. Rockefeller, here in the ir- tercsts of the Phi Beta Kappa s1,- 100000 endowment fund, said he knew nothing Of baseball' be- cause "l never go 10 the games" Horseback riding and squash tennis furnish his chief diversions, he said.
 He deplored tho materialism Of the day and said he felt the need Of the age was spiritual.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

The lnsilco team Of Meriden is starting out on busy season. The company has taken a lease on the baseball grounds at Hanover Park and will hold forth there this sum- mer, If New Britain had a ball park like Hanover in Meriden 1t would certainly be put to use every season. This city lacks in baseball diamonds and there docsn't soem much chance that in the near future at least, there will be any sporting center for dia- mond fans. Walnut Hill park has had its share of drawing interest and the same will be true of the two diamonds again this year.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
WESTERN LEAGUE OPENS

Kansas City April 14 Rl- With fair weather and record attendance predicted, the 1926 season opens today in the Western league. An games are scheduled in the southern half Of tho circuit; Denver at St. Joscph; Dcs Nloines at Oklahoma City; Lincoln at Tulsa and Omaha at Wichita.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

ot McKinney's old associate in the steel business, James Corrigan. ST.
 Mckinney, many times a million- aire' was one Of the outstanding fig- nres in the steel industry. In addi- ton he owned gold and silver mines il Mexico.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By The Associated Trees.

By The Associated rress.
 Oklahoma City-W. L. (Youngl Stribling knocked out Tommy Mar win, Hot Springs, Ark. (3).
 fredericksburg Farr, Cleve- land, defeated Pete Sarmiento, Chi oago Nc). Billy Wallace. Oakland. Cal. won technical knockout over Maxie Holub, Akron (D,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
ROOKIE DOES WELL

Rogers Hornsby of the Cardinals secnlS to have q promising pitcher in llallihan, In an exhibition tilt with tho Chicago White Sox the other day the youngster went tho full route, allowing but two safeties. The soX never did get near the plate,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Totals S5 2 3 q
 pHIL,ADELPHIA (S)
Totals G6 6 is q

I--Ratted for tiautreau In 9th.
 Batted for Benton in 7'h.
 Ixy--Bat'ed for Hcarn In 9th. hi'odclpha ....,.....o03 0o2 0"y--s Boston ,...............G .Gnb 0n0 Ill--S
 Two base hitS--F. Wilson. Home run --Johrs,on. saclfi,e hit Burruq Dour hle plays BanHrotti GNutrsau and Bur rus: TrIherg, Sand and Bentley; Sand, Frherg and Fentlev. Left on hasos-- Boston 2. Philadelphia 10. Base on balls of CenewI"h {, Carlson 2. Struch out -~hy Benton ., Ii"aru 1, Carlson 2. HIS of Geuewirh In .1-3. off Benton fin "-3. off IleArn In 2. Wild pitches-- Gcro7irh. HearN Losing pit"her--Grne- wlrh. Empires McCormick, RiEler and Mclaughlin. Time-";lS.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Intcrnationals

The one game scored as q vic tory against the South church has been protested hy the manage mont of the latter outfit which claims that the game was never finished. This argument should he settled between the managers of the two teams.
 Alexander Xalosld, guard, vas the high scorer Of inc team. He rang up IS baskets and seven fouls besides holding his men down to a mnimnm, E. Klopp was in second place. The summary Of
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

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New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Totals
CINCINNATI
Totals
 A.

z-One out when winning run scored.
 Ix-Batted for Cooper in sth.
 Nxz--Ran for Kelly in Sth
 "-Ratted for Lu1ue in Sth Chicago ............IOb Ono oSn 0--s CnrinnntI ........ 900 o22 Oln IT
 Two base hits-llartnet,. Chrstcrsou Thrre base hlts-Grmu, Wilson. Home runs-ricinlch, Freigau. Sarriflrcs-WN- son, Rohne, Eousch. Double plav-Cnonev to Adams 70 Grimm. Left on hases- Chicago (. Cincinnati II. Base on balls - i.uque 1. Struck t--h" Cooper 5, Make i, Ma" 1. HIts--off Cooper in 2, Blake in cl5. nonnhua In 7?-5. Luquc q in i-2. My . in 2, lit |" pitcher Ny May (Brcoksl. Winning pitcher May tmriros- ouigley. Moran and Sweeney Time-@:"5.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

officials stand solidly in favor of conducting an Industrial league this year and with this In view, every thing seems set for a busy and h. teresting season.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
BASEBALL OF ALL
 SORTS IS PLAYED
(Contlnued from preceding page)

rr,sch, Marriott. sssAnccs Young Stock Wheat. Double phy-Maranyille aud Fournler Left on bases New York (, Brooklyn 10. Base on balls-of Barnes ], McNamara 1, Petty 8. Struck out In s, McNamRra 0 in l., Losing pitcher Barnes, umpires-K Klem and Hart, Time-s:0j.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

The Rotary Boys league will also De carried on this year and with the several independent teams organiz. Ing the season of 1926 Is bound 10 be full of poppy games.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
Totals
x--Rattcd for Aldridge in 7th. Batted for Shsehan in 9th. ..xr p,n ynr Cp,l,b in ntb

Pittsburgh ........,,.0o0 002 lic--6 St. Louis ..,.............i0o 2S0 olN-1
 Two hass hits-HornshY, Grsn'ham. Moore. Three base hits-ITafe". Homo runs--Bottomley. RiGbee. stolen bases TheYenow @, Cuylrr. SacrifIces- Mueller Smith, Bell. Double rlays-Aldridse. Wright and Grantham; Thevrnow and RoUomley: Bell and Bottomley; Wright Moore and Grantham. Left on bases Pittsburgh :, St. Louis (, Base on hals of Aldrdge l. Rhem 5, sheehau I, Struck out,--hy AldrIdss B. Rhem 2. lIi's of Aldrdse In 6, sheehan ir ?. Hit by pitcher-Dy AidrIdge (Hafey>, Wild pitch-Rhem. Losing pItrher-- AL dr!dse Cmplres- 0'Day. Pfirnan and R!ordan. Time--@:ih.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14
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 Ncll-Groomed all Day

Hair Groom is a dignifed comb ing cream which costs only a few cents a jar at any drugstore. Mil lions use it be. cause 1t gives that natural gloss and well-groomed ef- feet to the hair
 that final touch
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Commissioner Donohuc, referring 10 the clause in the boxing rules of the state which says that no fighter will be allowed 10 appear In n fight until eight days have elapsed since n previous bout. terms the Holyokc appearance Of the Bridgeport bat tier as an exhibition and not as a fight.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Hugh Red" Rorty is Keeping up rumpus in state boxing circles which to our minds. does not CO., corn him at the present time. It Is all over the ruling of Commissioner Thomas Donohue of New London. that the state of Connecticut will not interfere with the appearance of De- laney in Holyoke Monday night and his appearance in Hartford the fol- lowing Monday might.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

With an eight tenn league or ganiz"d. there will be plenty of base ball for the factory fans 10 watch and there isn't any doubt at all but that tho intense rivalry that existed hn'w"en the factory teams on the diamond in 1920 will be revived. There is enough material in all tho factories 70 form a league that will he fairly cycn and the race to be staged will be close one.
 '. (. y,1or.tood tbot thc f1 rthrN,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

For this reason, he says, there will be no violation ot the state laws if Delaney fights in Holyoke Monday and il, Hartford the following Mon- day night, seven days intervening.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Just why Rorty is getting into this argument as the present time Is hard to explain. There is only one logical reason. He is either sore or IS jealous Of George Mulligan, Wa terbury promoter whose last few fights have broken records for suc- Cessful ventures in this state.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Connecticut wants to see Jack De, laney in action and this is promised them when he meets King Solomon ill Hartford on April 26. Should Rorty succeed in keeping the show from being held. then he is spelling what Connecticut fans arc set on seeing.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

r is understood that the factory
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

The Industrial league will prob ably come into existence tonight with the meeting of those interested in the project at the Y. M. C. A, to- night. The first meeting brought out representatives of six factories who stand ready 10 enter teams in the league and two more are expected 10 appear tonight
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Fill Clancy will take his place as bench manager. No more loyal or interested rootcr ever lived than Clancy when it came 10 the Corbin Red Sox and he will make worthy successor to Tohin in directing the dcstinies of the team.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Rorty claims that if Delaney Is allowed to so through with both en- -agements, Commissioner Donohue is showing out and out that he is favoring Mulligan. Rorty thinks Donohue has something against him and be doesn't hesitate to say so, He says that he has numerable incidents 10 prove his statement and will give them out at the proper time.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

lI SttNIS Iu US, UlI lIlc UuISIut, tllat Rorty is not only trying to buck George Mulligan but he is also going against the wishes of the boxing pub lie. He, as representative of the Atlas A. C., hasn't shown himself or his boxing shows to he anything so very popular with the fans in and about Hartford and the present in- stance won't help him any.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Matters pertaining to the Holyokc and Hartford shows were ironed out yesterday afternoon in Hartford at a meeting between Commissioner Douohue, Treasurer Arthur GreanCy of the Holyoko A. C. and Ed Curley, rerrescntatins George Mulligan of the Connecticut A. C. The commits with the Connecticut showing Of De- l9noy and ,Mulligan's representative said the Waterbury promoter did not want to stop the Holyokc perform anCe.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

The Corhin Red SoX players voted at q meeting last night in the Y. NJ. C. A. to organize for the coming year. This will be good news 10 many as the team has had q large following in the years in which 1t has played ball.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Johnny Tohin through whose work the team has asceudcd 10 the city championship on several occasions. will quit active work with the team this year. John feels that he has earned the right to a rest and doesn't want to give Up his Satnr- days and Sundays like he has faith fully done for several seasons. He offered. though. 10 keep up the busi- ness end of the team, books games and care for the finances and this offer was gladly accepted by the team members.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-14

Pete Reilly. Delancy's manager, stated that he wanted assurance that the Connecticut fight would be held or else he would call off the Holyoka bout.
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