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Evening star., 1927-05-21
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Evening star., 1927-05-21
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Evening star., 1927-05-21
DANCING.

PRIVATE LESSONS BY YOUNG LADY.
ballroom dancing. Teach you to dance IN
seven lessons for So: single. ST.. Adams
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Ray Schalk Will Both
 Play and Manare ChisOy

Chicago, March 22 iRJ- Manager Ray Schall, who will both manage and baciystop for the White Sox this year after fourteen years of plain cat~iirr. was temporarily put on the casualty list in the SoN exhibition cams against Wichita Falls. Texas. yesterday when foui tip tore the Iaii off or" Of his fingers. Aaron Nnrd. former Yankee. Wh1 win perform In Eddie Collins place nt second this year, broke up thn game in fhe eighth with single when thr bases were crowded, Inc SoN winning to 1. or tLe chilli.st day Of tneIr spring trip. All hm the pitchers and the TWO shorsfops. Peck and iIunnafe,I, got Into the hi column.
 Manager Mccarthy Of tfo Cubs Acknowledged his satisfaction over 7, results Of the second weekend 'vasion of the mainland and the Coast league. whon the Cubs return .d 10 Catalina island, and more toayy batting practice was ordered
 r today After a bad start. the stos began 10 slam the apple and have taken four out of six coast %sague contests Nine inning clash ss are the dict for today and tomor- Tow in prepgration for the hext fsek-end sally
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Bantam Ring Star Shows
 Up We'll in Workouts

Chicago, March 22.--tPl-The im- pressive training workouts of Tony Canzoneri, New York's bantam ring star, have made him a slight favor- ite over the middlewests pride, Bud Taylor of Terre Haute. for Satur- day nights ten round contest to de- termine the claimant for Charley Phil Rosenherg's vacant throne.
 Canzoncrj's speed, boxing fans agreed, was flasher than Taylor's While the New Yorker was boxing six snappy rounds yesterday with sparring partners, Taylor was get ting the worst of a six round slug ging fest with his helpers.
 Promoter Jim Mullen has hung up S2.500 diamond belt for the match. The principals believe that Saturdays decision will be accorded general recognition as carrying the title, since Rosenberg has been bar red both in Illinois and New York for failure to make the champion ship weight.
 Canzoneri and Taylor, both na- tural bantams, expect to have no trouble to scale 11S pounds.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
zUPPKE SCOPES AT
 HOPKINS PLANS
Says Game Discarded His Ideas
 25 Years Ago

Chicago. March 22 tP-Ideas ex- pressed by President E. NJ. Hopkins of Dartmouth university for the i'm provement of football "are twenty five years old" in the opinion of Robert C. Iuppke, football coach at the University of Illinois.
 Those who bring them up have forgotten the old troubles of the game which caused them to be dis carded years ago. They are new only to those who suggested them"
 Zuppke was one of several mid western football mentors who turn ed thumbs down on President Hop kins' proposals, which would limit varsity players to sophomore and juniors. confine coaching staffs to undergraduates, and provide two varsity elevens for simultaneous home-and- home series.
 The Illinois coach maintained that fraternity politics would enter into the choice of a student coach.
 Home home games would develop partisanshlp among students cause one or the other of the two teams to be on the road every week. end. and accentuate migration which is being objected to at present." he said.
 Suppose too that the only seniors available for the coaching job hap pcned to be substitutes from the preceding season. Would the juniors want to take orders from 8 sub stitutc?
 Ernest F. Boarg, University of Nebraska mentor expressed the be- lief that to put und dergraduates ill charge of football team would be ''as absurd as to give under class men control of the law college Football is as much a branch Of in struction as any other department in our universities today"
 A similar view of coaching was expressed by Paul E. Betting, direc- tor of athletics at the University of Iowa, but he joined with representa- tive of other Iowa schools in favor ing the proposal for two varsity ath- letic teams and homc-and- home games,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
WOMEN GOLFERS GETTING
 READY FOR TOURNAMENT
Nip and Tuck Battle Between Miss Collctt and Miss Fordyce May
 Be Rc-cnaCtcd.

Pinehurst, N. C., March 22-fP, The nip and tuck battle waged last year between Miss Glenna Col lett Of Providence, and Miss Louise Fordyce Of Youngstown, for su- premacy in the north and south golf tournament may be rc-enacted in the 1927 meet which opens here Thursday.
 Both Miss Coliett. former nation al women's champion, and Miss fordyce, who won the title last year, are entered and are consider cd as decided favorites.
 In the last tournament they bat tied through to the finals and Miss Fordyce won 2 to 1.
 Illness in her family has prevent the Youngstown woman fAom par ticipating in many tournaments since her north and south victory. but she arrived here last week and has been practicing for the forth coming contest.
 Miss Collett. who won the Der muda championship this winter. also has arrived and began her practice yesterday
 Among others entered are Miss Virginia Van Vic. Chicago. one of Miss Collects conquerors last year: Mrs. John D. Chapman. of Green wich. Conn.,, winner Of more tour naments than any other woman, and Mrs. Ronald Barlow. Phlladel- phia, former north and south champion.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Indianapolis Boys Show
 Up We'll in Tennis Play

New York, March 22 R)-Two midwest brothers, Milton and Law renee kurzok. of Indianapolis and Eddie Jacobs, former National Boys champion from Baltimore. have been providing all the left handed ness in the national indoor tennis championships here this week.
 But Milton, perhaps slightly more left handed than his brother must split the southpaw burden with .Ja- cobs in their remaining contests for Lawrence left the lists yesterday when he lost to Louis E. Daley New York junior. in three sets, 3-6, l3-11. G-3. Milton and Eddie car riod on into the fourth round today.
 The brothers, making their deh.1ts in eastern competition, showed inn preSsiNely in early contests. In winning his second round match, however, Lawrence, former captain of the Butler University tennis team, strained his left shoulder. Despite the handicap, he forced Daley to the limit for two sets before failure 10 break through the New York boys service cost him the match.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
TESTIMONIAL DINNER
Plans to Honor Championship Teams in Hartford County to be Discussed Tonight.

Plans for testimonial dinner 10 the championship teams in the Hartford County Y. M. c. \. Anna teur Athletic association will be made at meeting Of the athletic commissioners and deputies this evening in Hartford. The Hartford county "Y" has had the most sue cessful season in it's history and plans to banquet the athletes who nave won so many honors for it. The basketball leagues were all won by local teams, the adult by the South church, the senior by the Trade school, and the junior by the Phantoms. and all these teams will be guests at the proposed banquet Several South church boys are also on the state championship track team. while Kensington has a num- Der on the state championship swimming team. It is planned to have pictures taken of all these victorious groups.
 Plans for the coming outdoor track meet at Trinity field, Hart ford. will be laid, and baseball will come up for discussion.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
NATIONAL GUARDS PLAY
 ENDEESA TOMORROW
First Game of Two Out of Three Series to Be Staged in Bristol - Locals Meet Meriden in That City Thursday Nisht-Both Quintets Ready For An. other Hectic Struggle for State Honors - Bell ToWners Now on Even Footing in Standing.

The National Guard basketball team of this city and the New De parture quintet of Bristol will clash again tomorrow night at the Bristol High school in the first game of 2 three game series to decide the nltl- mate winner of the state champion ship. The teams started off the sea son with the agreement to play a series or three out of five. The vic tory of the Bristol Enlees last Thursday night in this city after q hectic struggle with the Guards. evened the count in games won and lost. Each team has won and lost two.
 The Guards and the Endees are prepared for another epic struggle such IS took place at the state arm- ory here last week. Both quintets are all ready for battle and another sensational contest is in store for the fans who attend.
 So important is the game consid- cred by both managemenrs. that two officials have been secured for the night. They will be probably, Billy Coyle Of WalIngford and Red" Ball of Massachusetts. These will take the positions of referee and umpire each place 10 be de- cided by Joe Carroll manager of the Endces.
 The Bristol team leaves the end of this week for q trip through New York state which will take them out of Connecticut for several days. Owing to that fact, the Guards will meet the Bristol team in this city on their return, week from Satur- day in he second game of the pres ent series.
 One of the largest crowds ever to attend a game in Bristol will be on hand to watch the struggle We'd nesday night. Because of the close ness of the score at the game in this city and the evenness shown by the teams. 1t is toss up as to which one will win, with the Guards being the under dogs because the game is
 
 Thursday night the Guards will tackle the Mcrden Endees at the state armory in Meriden This will be the deciding game betwen these two outfits. The Guards have won one game from Meriden and also lost one to the Silver City outfit in the Community hall in Mcriden. This contest will also be a fierce struggle.
 Saturday night the local team will play the Renaissance Five of Now York city in a return engage ment. The colored champions from the Harlem district showed such marvellous basketball that Manager lanpher immediately contracted for their second appearance in this city again next Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
WOMAN GUEST IN
 FINE EXHIBITION l
Miss Frances Anderson Thrills Large Crowd at EInore

Miss Frances Anderson of Los An- geles, Cal. woman pocket billiard champion, gave a beautiful eXhibi- ton of fancy and trick shooting at the Elmore Billiard academy on Main street last night. The eXhibi- ton lasted for about 30 minutes and several of the shots Miss Anderson demonstrated, had never been seen in this city before. A large crowd ed the clever manipulation of the balls on the table and on many oc- casions, the spectators gave Miss Anderson loud and sustained ap- plause.
 The feature of Miss Andersons ex- the head of the table. The object ball went through a ball rack. over a cluster of balls and found it's way into a pocket at the opposite end of the table.
 In her match game with Gregor. one Of New Britain's representatives in the state pocket billiard league. Miss Anderson didn't fare so well. Her opponent was in rare form and defeated the cue star 50 to 42. The local boy made high run Of 30.
 Those who watched the exhibition last night marvelled at the complete control which Miss Anderson showed both of the cue ball and the object balls in her work. She bore out the repertoire and she demonstrated most of them last night.
 The exhibition was branded as one of the most instructive and enter taining seen in this city in years to those who are interested in pocket billiards.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Reds Meet Yankees in
 Another Battle Today

ITN07MnatT, Narch 22 IN - Tho Cincinnati Reds meet the New Aorl, Yankees in the second game of their brief series at St. Peters uarg, Fla, today, This will be the last game for the Reds on the wes, coast this year. They leave tonight for West Palm Beach to finish their framing.
 Pitcher Ed Williams, who was purchased from the Elmira, N. Y. club last fall has been released to that club, and First Baseman Hard S'hwab has been sold 10 the AL I7nta club under an optional agree ment
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Manager Harris Suffers
 Injury in Right Hand

Washington. March 22 lP' An injury to the index finger of his right hand has forced Manager ''Bucky" Harris out of the Wash ington lineup. pending an X-ray to determine whether the bone is fractured. It is impossible to tell how long he may be forced to di- rect play from the sidelines.
 The finger caught the full force of throw from Gosln, the Sena- tors left fielder. in the initial in ming of yesterdays game at Avon Park. Fla, which the world cham pion St. Louis Cardinals won, to 1.
 Another game with the Cardinals is today's program.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Glenn Wright Returns
 To Pirate Team Today

PlitsDurEh, Pa, March P F1 - Glen Wright, star shortstop, who has been out of the game with an injured hadl for several days IS expected to return to the lineup when the Pirates again clash with the Missions at San Francisco to- day. Lloyd Waner, brilliant rookie. has been ordered to rest following slight ir'ury tr his ankle in sun Jay mo hins'- .r!ne The Pirates defeated tae .ii'stSns yesterday. to 5.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Indians to Play Until
 Pitchers All Give Out

Cleveland. March 22 Np - After several trouncings by baseball teams, major and minor, the Cleve- land Indians go into the second session with the Yannigans at today. Manager Jack McAllister announced that as a work rcducer the game would last until he ran out of pitchers. The regulars de- f.atcd the Vans yesterday, to 2.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
EVERYTHING
 
BOYS CLUB TEAM
 BURIES TR|ANGLES
Pennington Team SVamped-
 KraSZeWski Has Field Day

The Boys club basketball quintet had rather absurdly easy time last night in disposing ot the Farming l ton Trianglcs by 59-lS at the local gym, running up an early lead and being never in the remotcst danger. The game served as good practice
 for the coming battle with the Bos- 1 ton Boys club in Boston Saturday and for the final contest of the sea son here next week with the Meri- iden Pawnees. The team returned 10 form after a slow start and fairly
 kept the netting hot in the final
 period as goal after goal went through.
 For about four minutes neither side scored and Pennington seemed
 10 outplay the club, taking many
 shots but missing them. Then kras- zewski popped in one from an angle and Silva made neat one from the
 side. kraszewski looped in three more and klev added a foul. Good fellow made the Triangles' first
 score, but Gofta brought it to I3-2
 before the quarter ended. The sec ond quarter was all Kley, the lanky New Britain center getting four field goals in this session. kraszewski made another, while Rose got Farm i incton's second basket and q foul by
 HaWorth made it 23-5 at the half
 The Trianglcs showed their best in the third quarter. Wallingbere open
 ed with a basket, but it vas Gill, kraszewski. Gill, Goffa and Gill again with the wicked lefthook. Wallingberg repeated and Salmon sen made Farmington's third field
 goal of the quarter and last one Of
 the game after a basket by kras- zewski. The score stood at 35-11.
 During the last period Pennington could not score from the field. After kraszeWski counted, Rose made a foul. and then New Britain ran up
 22 points without opposition; Za-
 patka made six baskets. kraszew- ski three and klcy one. Levin was the only man who had not scored and the whole team fed him; "Murphy' blew about Il dozen shots as the crowd howled for a basket, but finally, after missing so many easy ones, he threw in one handler from the corner and was greeted with wild cheering. Goodield's foul came at the whistle.
 kraszewsk had his greatest night of the year, getting l2 field goals and running away from two raging guards, most of his shots were one handed losses as he passed directly under the hoop. Zapatha went like q whirlwind in the last quarter. Kiey played his usual fine game and Gill fed the others. Silva, GoGfa, and Levin had Pennington at bay throughout. Wallingbcrg's two long shots featured for the visitors. who proved helpless before the fine all around work of the club. The sum ]. T,1l
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
BLOCK SELLS TOR S25. .OOO

Pasquale Salata, Giuseppe Ros- sietto. Sauto Nicomode and Salva- tore Salata sold today through the Camp Real Estate Co, a six family apartment block at 42-44 Conner ton street, to William Cohen, own CT of a wholesale grain and feed business. The purchase price is re- ported to be around 2o,00o.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
ROONEY yS. ANDERSON

Casino alleys in the state tourna- ment, will meet Ed Anderson of Rogers in a state league match to- morrow night. The meeting will not only settle the state league encounter but will also decide the city cham- pionship as Bill Howarth of tho Palace alleys has been eliminated in the plaV
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
WIN DOUBLE HEADER

The Diamond Busters defeated the Eagles in the first baseball double header of the season yesterday. The score while the second was a white wash, 10 to 0. Both games were staged at the Smalley school grounds The Diamond Busters chal- lenge all teams averaging l5 years of age. Communicate with Manager Nathan Zevin. 30 Talcott street. Tel. i7S7-o.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Boys Club Reserves
Arrows
Personal flnlS - K,

Personal fonls - Kerclrjza 3, Kar- pinslii 2. Anderson 3, Pac. Benjamin 10; Milcwskt, Osborne ?, Swanson 3-6. Technical foul - kcrvieIza. Free tries -- kerclojza, karninski, Benjamin, Compagnon~ 2--6; Miiow- ski }. Osborne I. Erickson, Charlow, swanson Referee. Arouson; scorers, f,rescn and NNborg.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
7UI, SVUIVF, dT NIT-
 Reserves Also NictOrs

The Boys club Reserves defeated the Arrows by 24-20 in the prelim- mary They got away to an carly lead which had been cut to 14-l0 by half-time and was wiped out in the second half. when the Arrows took the upper hand Behind 4t l3- 20. the Reserves started final rally and plunged through 10 victory on shots by kerelejza. Zujko and Kere- lejza were best for the winners and Balciunas and Milewshi for the Ar
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Pennington Trianglcs

Personal fouls-Krasze"ski, kley. Silva, Levin. Goffa. ,, Zapatka-7; Rose, Flaw orth 2--3. Technical fouls -kley, Silva. Free tries--Kley 3, Silva 2-5; Goodheld. Rose 6, Ha- worth 3-l0. Referee, Avery; timer.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

Everything is in readiness for the presentation of the first card of pro- iesaonal fights to be conducted by the Hardware City A. C., of this city at the Y, NJ. T. A. X E. society hall on Main street tonight The prin- cipals in the two main ten-round bouts on the program, Alex Hart. Erwin Bise, Charley Ray and Min'y Rose, arrived in this city yesterday afternoon and were registered at the Stanley hotel last night. All are in great shape and promise 9 real treat Tor lovers of the fistic sport tonight.
 Indications are that it will be a sell-out for the first fight card New Britain has had in years. Demands for tickets have been met in Hart ford, Mcriden, Waterbury and New Haven and the good advance sale tends to indicate that the first show in the revival of professional box ing in this city will be a huge sue cess.
 Mayor Invited Guest
 Promoter Patsy Bridgett Of the Hardware City A. C.. has invited Mayor Gardner C. Weld to be a guest Of honor at the opening of the sport here. Besides him there will be several other city officials in at tendance to greet the return 10 this city of what has become one of the n tl,ip pfrIr
 Matchmaker Leo Bradley has pre- pared an all-star card for the night. Meeting with a setback in his origin al plans which called for the ap- poarance Of Lou Paluso of Salt Lake City here through an injury to Pa luso's foot. Mir. Bradley immediately seized upon the opportunity of sc curing Erwin BiGe, Nebraska "whirl- wind" in his place. He will face Alex Hart of Philadelphia, sensation al lightweight in the main bout of the evening.
 Bige will be remembered as the man who sent Joe Tiplitz of Phila- delphia 10 sleep in the first round of their l0-round bout at the velodrome in Hartford. and Hart will have 10 use all of his defensive powers to keep away from the powerful punch es of the Nebraska battler.
 The semi-fnal will bring together the sensational lightweight, Charley Ray of Philadelphia, and Minty Rose of Ireland. Ray is known as the smalles, flyweight fighting today but is also one of the most clever boxers in the game. IIc meets tonight a man who only last week surprised the boxing world by pasting Ruby Bradley, Dark Cloud" Of Holyoke, in q match at Lynn, Mass. This bout will be companion feature 10 the final.
 In the second bout on the card, Sheik Leonard, blonde -thatched Lithuanian from Wa!lingford, will defend his state wolterweight title against K-4 Thomas of this city. Both of these boys are heavy punch CTS and it is doubtful if the match will 20 the limit. The curtain rais- CT will see Johnny Mack Of New Haven anu Frankie kudlo of Mcri- den, settling a "grudge' of long standing between them.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-22

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The Sauk Centre herald., 1927-01-13
sAUK CENTRE HERALD
John Bartell spent Saturday i
st. Cloud. J,

John Bartell spent Saturday in
st. Cloud.
R. E. Hansen spent Monday in
the Twin Cities on business.
H. w. Bishop made business
trip to Minneapolis Monday.
j. H. Melchers of Minneapolis
spent Tuesday in this city on bus
mess.
Al Salmond left this city Tues
day enroute to Los Angeles, CAL,
to spend the winter.
Vance Christensen left this city
Sunday enroute to Chicago where
he will be employed.
+ Mrs. John lilies of Elrosa is
spending this week with her moth
er, Mrs. Anton Nathe here.
V. G. Wedge made business
trip to Minneapolis Sunday even
ing returning home Monday eve
ming.
Frank Unger, who is employe
at the Veterans Hospital at St d.
Cloud spent Sunday and Monday
in this city visiting at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FranS
Unger.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1927-01-13

Z Earl Pangburn left this city
Sunday morning enroute to Chi
cago where he will be employed
ioing brick wor'-. Y F. ~
Albert Nathe, who has spent
the past two weeks with his moth
er, Mrs. Anton Nathe, left Sun
day evening for ST. Cloud to re-
sumo his work with the Highway
Department.
Norman Nicholson of the local
faculty returned to Sauk Centre
Friday from his home at Belgrade
and accompanied the High School
basket ball team to Long Prairie
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grassing-
er, accompanied by Alfred Ken
strup of Appleton, who had spent
the past week here left for Pipe
stone Tuesday where they will
spend several days.
The snow storm of last week
did not impair travel to any great
extent on the Babcock highways
leading out of Sauk Centre. Snow
plows were Immediately at work
following the storm and roads
that were drifted were reopened
within a day or so. The high
ways are open between Sauk Cen
ire and Fargo, Morris, Little Falls
and as far north as Browerville.