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New Britain herald., 1927-04-04

Several very important football
games We're decided this past fall by
the kicking or failing to kick the
extra point after touchdown,
Southern California was humblod
by Stanford by such a margin.
Georgia trimmed Georgia Tech by
single point. And there were many
other such games where the extra
point was the deciding factor.
Such occurrences were probably
the cause of the rule-makcrS moving
the goal posts back 10 yards TO
make the kicking of goals harder.
There's a story going around CON
corning the method Wallace Wade,
coach of Alabama's Crimson Tide.
took to assure that eleven Of making
all extra points possible in their
New Years game against Stanford.
As it happened, the occasion to
use the ruso came up and it worked
! perfectly.
Alabama had a very good goal
kicker in Caldwell, halfback who
had kicked something like twenty
odd goals during the season. But
Wade wanted to take no chances.
Every grid fan remembers that
New Years Day battle at Pasadena,
how Stanford scored her seven
points early in the game AZ Ala
/ hama her tying points late i'll the
| game.
There was a do-or-die spirit on
/ the faces of the Stanford players as
they lined up for Alabama's try al
goal. That kick had to be blocked.
To Alabama that kick had to be
| perfect to tic the score.
Captain Barnes started calling
signals. Both teams took their posi-
lions, straining, ready to charge at
each other.
Suddenly Captain Barnes called
signals off. He Strengthened up and
relaxed completely. Several of the
Stanford players did likewise, wait
ing for him to resume calling sig
nails.
lie never did. As they straight
cned up the ball was passed back
and before the Stanford players
realized what had happened it had
been kicked over the bar rlSh'
through the middle by Caldwell
Few Stanford men tried to block 1t
That ruse may have been JUS
what was needed. OF course, no one
will ever know what would have
happened had both teams CHARGED
as usual, but Wadc's scheme wa
one that allowed the minimum o
chance al missing the goal.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
MACKNEN WIN FIRST
Athletics Take Initial Game of Pre-
Season Series With phillicS BY ?
to Score.

Philadelphia April 4 P}-Nith
the opening encounter of the pre-
season baseball series with the
phillies safely tucked away, the
Athletics move TO the National
league park today for the second
game. The MaCkmen won tho first
contest 3 to ! Saturday on their own
grounds, and in weather that was
better suited to football than base
bah.
In exhibition games yesterday
the Athletics shut out the Baltimore
Internationals to in Baltimore,
while the phillies We're beaten b!
Newark 5 to in the New Jersey
cityA. Grove and Walbcrg held BAL
timore to five scattered hits in eight
innings and Rommer who pitched
the ninth, did not yield hit. A
home run by 1'y Cobb was a feature
The Athletics second squad was
in Ashevillc, n. c., today for
game with the Ashcvillc team O.
| the South Atlantic league.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
East Berlin
ORIOLES TO ORGANIZE
Players on Local Baseball Team
Decide to Strike Out for City
HOnOrS This Year.

The Oriole baseball team held It's
first meeting Of the season during
the past week at the home OF Abe
Aronson. its manager. The players
talked over their plans for the com
ing season and AL voted 10 compete
for city honors.
All the members of last years
team have agreed to play again this
year and definite plans will be work
cd ont at a meeting to be held on
Thursday evening at the managers
home. a coach will be selected at
this time also.
The first practice session will be
held on Saturday, April lG at Wal
nut Hill park. All players on the
! team and additional candidates arc
asked to keep this date in mind.
| Manager Aronson is ready to close
games with the Norwich State Hos
pital club, Putnam Silk SoX and the
Catholic club OF Hartford.
The following men have signifed
their intentions OF turning out toI
the team: Dan Cosgrove, jim Cos
grove, Alden Anderson, rabbit
Bucherri. Frank Smith, Paul Ra,
kowski, Joe Tronoski. Billy Darrow
Billy Preisser, "Goody' Prcisser
Louis Datoli. Oscar Larson, Chick
Charlow and others. These men
and all other candidates are askcc
to attend the meeting Thursda,
night at o'clock at the home o
Abe Aronson at l59 Hartford ave
rue.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
MANAGERS TO MEET
inter- Church League to Finish Bas-
kctball and Clear Way For Base
bail at Session.

4 meeting Of the 1ntcr-Church
league managers will be held at
o'clock Wednesday night at the Y.
NJ. c. a. to clean up basketball mat
ters and clear the way for baseball.
A post-season game between the
champion South Congregational
church quintet and an All-Star team
picked from the other teams in the
league has been proposed and Will
be brought up at this time. The
Gun to be awarded the South church
will be another important item OF
business. and there are several
others. so all managers are urged 10
attend.
The South church is still in Tho
running for the state church cham
pionship and is awaiting word as TO
when it Will play its next game IN
the elimination tournament. inns
was held up by the slowness OF the
Meriden and Waterbury teams to
settle their first round series. but
| the St. Johns Lutherans of the
! silver City triumphed last Friday
ana now everything is ready for the
| semi-finals.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
NINE RECORDS SHATTERED
BY BOYS CLUB ATHLETES
New Britain Team May Finish Higher Than it Did Last
Year-Four Groups Arranged According to Weight
Enter Competitions Held at East Main Street
Gymnasiun,-Local Lads Expected to Place High
in National Contests This Year.

molon, 10 sec: J. NedDala, II "a
sec; S. Puzzo, 10 20 sec.-Totai
> min, 2-5 sec.
Goal throw-D REQ L. E, Wolfer.
IA. ]. Normant IS, l.. Chester is, {.
Marholin 10, T. An iunziata 9, 7.
Gotowala 9--Total 81.
95-pound Glass
Standing broad jump. Truman.
#. 1I1s in; J. Wasso. 6 TT. 10 in:
L. Olewnik, G It. s in: +. Motto.
It. S in P. Slomsl>., s TT. Z in; S.
Ruber, 1T. c.: in; B. Wallak,
it. in.-Total &C it. in.
Running high jump. 7 nan.
#, in; J. lusius, 4 tt; Nam
ka. 8 #. s in; l.. Olewnik, 3 it. s
in: l.. REQ, it. 6 It, H. Schwartz.
#. n; NJ. Sedar, #. ill.,
Total % #. 10 in.
Pull-up-J. Wasso a, L. olc"nlk
II. J. Truhan 9, J. Wallak y, ).
Nrolusius I. II. Jacunski G, p. Slom-
ski G-Total 81 (new rccord)
Potato race J. Truhan lo 40
sec: p. Slor1ski. II % sec; j. VAS
so. IS sec: II. Jacunshi. 10 sec; Il.
Wallak. 10 1-5 sec; l.. Olewnlk' -
% sec: p. Motto, 20 sec.--Total.
2 min. 4-5 sec.
Goal throw-AIatthew Palluch IL.
/ NJ. Sedar y. J. Truman IL, J. Moirs-
jls II, L. Olcwnik !, B. Wallak s..
r, Mangan Total II.
S0-Pound Class
Standing broad Jump. kronl-
mos 7 it. . in: r. Attardo. IT. a
in; +. Zucko, 6 #. in: NJ. Serbln,
/ 6 #, ia in: G. Rowinslli, 6 it. a .
in: d. Cartelli. IT. 4 y in; A. Tut
10. G 1t. 4 in.-Total 46 #.
Running high jump-H. Slepsky.
#. > in: G. Rowinski. a #. in:
G. Musso. 5 #. II in; T. Attardo, 3
it. II in; L. Zucko, s fl. ii in; {.
Kominos, 8 #. in: D. Cartelli, 3
IT. I in.--Total % It in. fnew
record.)
Pull-up-P. Krominos IA, D. Car
tell 49, T. Scrbin, NJ. Serbin ?. T.
Kominos ., =. Tutko 9, I. Moluslus
S-Total 10 new record.)
Potato race-P. Krominos II ga
sec; l.. Zucko, is sec; NJ. Avitable
lis is sec; A. Tutko, is Is sec;
]. Domllowski, Is As sec; A. Jervls
is A. sec: w. Bcndza. is 40 sec
Total, min, s So sec.
Goal throw-H. Slepsky 49, r. Mo-
lusius IS. L. Zucko l., G. Rowin'
ski II. W. Bendza II, NJ. SerbIn IL
c. Musso 1l-S2,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
SPECTACULAR PLAYING OF
GUARDS DEFEATS BRISTOL
New Britain Team Outclasses Opponents IN Second
Game of Series Title-Locals Lead at Hall lime
Close Guarding Prevents Bell Town Aces From
Scoring Often-Remarkable Exhibition OF Team
work BY Hardware City Outht-Buintts Nm

The score remained deadlockod
for two minutes when Eubenstein,
after missing several close shots,
popped a short one through the
hoop Tor a double count at the l2;4O
mark. Sloman in a burst Of speed
let one fly from the middle of the
noor and II registered, Feldman
broke this rally up with another long
one making the score IL TO 10 still
in favor OF the Guards.
Sturm was hacked while shooting
and he made his two tries good at
the 1916 mark. Manning cut the
Lead down a point with shot from
the free throw line. Then Sloman,
tghtning in his movements, Gagged
another goal at the 16-minute mark
eiyln. New Britain a flve-po'nt lead.
Narchinnk got away for one of the
best shots of the night at the 1880
mark. Rostelli added point Tor
New Britain on a foul shot and at
the rS:45 mark, Sturm got sensa-
tiona goal from the side OF the
court. Ruby scored foul try just
before the half ended leaving the
final score 90 to Is in favor Of New
/ Britain.
Second Half
| The Bristol team came back
strong but couldn't get an open
shot. Sloman shot a free try and at
/ tile $40 mark scored neat goal.
+ At four minutes Eubenstein came
through with beautiful pop from
under the basket and the score was
les to 10. leldman added three
, nojnts on a foul shot and field
goal from the center OF the floor.
Marchinek made the score 20 to II
with n foul try.
At the 7:30 mark, Sloman added
n point for New Britain. He added
another at nine minutes and Ruby
followed with another at the $40
mark. At 10 minutes, Johnny Shce-
han popped one in from the side
court and New Britain's lead stood
30 to II. Donoshuo was fou'ed and
he made the try good but Ruby off
SGT this with arother free try
Twelve and half ~ -nutes had beer
played.
In desperation, Jimmy Malcolm
popped from beyond the center o
the floor and the shot was good, hi
only field goal Of he night Ruben
stein tied this with nice shot iron
under the basket Then Feldmal
threatened New britain with tw
successive field goals At the II an'
1870 mark.
Sturm made it 81 Tor New Brit
ain with a free try but Marchlnei
made it IS for Bristol with a pret,
goal at the 1915 mark. Waterman
shot a foul but Zakzewski who re
placed Restelli, got clear for a fell
, goal at the 1910 mark ending tn
j scoring
Manning went out OF the gam
' shortly after the second half ma
, begun and Sturm went out with wv
{ minutes 70 play, both on persona
| -n,,Ic Tho GIyorn1ry
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
WHITE S0X SWAMPED
Chicago Team l. Completely
Trounccd by Shreveport Club in
One sided Contest.

Chicago, April 4 (4''-The White
Sox were completely swampcd in
their exhibition baseball game with
the Homo Towncrs at Shreveport,
La. yesterday. losing Is to s in a
onc-Sdcd contest throughout.
The Shreveport Sports maulcd the
Chicaroans for eight runs in the
first inning. The series now stands
three to three with the rubber game
scheduled today
Charley Root ace Of the Chicago
Cub staff, who is billed to pitch the
championship opener next week, at
Dallas, Texas, yesterday had great
difficulty in locating the plate but
in spite Of this the Cubs downed the
Dallas Steers. II to 6.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
Opponents

Saturdays game with the East
Berlin aggregation was closely con-
tested. The first half was extreme
" close, baskets by Berglund and
Brown keeping the Hi-Y in front.
In the second half East Berlin raj
lied and a basket by Cote brought
the score 10 to II. Bengston how
ever dropped one and garnercd a
foul and from then on the Hi-1 pro-
tected their lead.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
KEPPEN Will give
B|GE A MERRY Go
Nebraska "CoVboy" in Excel:
lent Trim for Thursday night

sig Keppen the New York Polish
boy who meets Erwin Bigc the Ne
braska Cowboy In the feature IL
round bout Of the fistic card TO be
offered by tho Hardware City A. c.
at the Tabs hall Thursday night, is
one Of the toughest fighters that
Bige has met in his career. II was
only three weeks ago that the two
met in a club in New York and
fought one OF the most sensational
10 round draws on record in New
York city
He is a fighter Of the Same type
is always on the go and whoever
fights him has to keep going TO save
himself. keppen's work against him
in New York recently and his style
OF tearing in makes the bout one in
which action every minute can be
expected. Bige has been working
hard since his last appearance here
against Alex Hart, Philadelphia
lightweight and keppen is also in
the best Of shape for the encounter.
AS d companion feature to the
main bout, Jean Eorde, the former
| lightweight champion of France,
will meet frankie Mack in an eight
round go. Borde came to this coun-
/ try with Georges Carpenter and he
| has gained an enviahle reputation in
| fistic circles in the metropolitan dis
! trict. His opponent is we'll known
| to local followers of the fstic sport
and when Mack is in the ring, q
fight must result.
Another eight rounder will bring
Jim Bones of Bridgeport and Lew
Goldberg. the Jewish cantor, to-
gether. These two have a score to
settle and both are rough and rug
/ ged battlcrs who should make things
! hum during their battle. Bones has
appeared in the ring in and
around Bridgeport on several oc-
casions and local men who have seer
Him state that his reputation as the
best club fighter in the state, has
been well earned.
|. Goldborg's ability may best be OK.
pressed by the fact that he holds de
cision over Ernie Jarvis, Black Bill
Tommy Milton and Willie LaMorte
It is very improbable that thes'
, boys will go the limit.
Stan Rogers Of Meriden and Ton,
DcPalma of New Haven, two lorme
, amateurs who have brought thcl
, argum.4t over the line in the pro
fessior... game, will start the care
with a four-r0und melee. Rogers /
well known to the followers Of tn
, amateur fight game while DePalm;
is one of the very few who eve
, scored a win over Bat Battalino tn
present amateur featherWelgh
, king.
, The temperance of Erwin Big
in this city will bring ont the man.
, friends he made in his last SHOWING
I here. The decision rendered b
=, Young McAuliffe OF Bridgeport. ref
| cree, in favor Oh AlcH HART aEdii's
him, proved to be unpopular and IN
popularity Of the "Cowhoy' was eVl
. dent from the number OF supper
| ters he had in the hall.
9 In conducting the second card c
. the season in the professional RANK
| in this city next Thursday nlgh
4 Promoter Patsy Bridget Is agai
. furnishing the fistic fans OF tn
o city with an evening OF actloi
t. Matchmaker Leo Bradley had trol
6 Bic in signing Bige for the card TN
week because OF the demand for II
|. services but fortunately bout
: which he was scheduled to take pa
in New York on "Wednesday n;
been postponed and he is aNallab
. for the showing here.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
WITH
JUNIOR H|.Y team
ENDS court YEAR
Beats East Berlin Boys Club
Quintet in Final Game

The New Britain Junior Hl-I
basketball team closed short but
successful season Saturday, defeat
ing the East Berlin Boys club has-
ketball team. IS to IL. The Hi-4
team was organized in January and
have played eight games. losing only
one. Their record for the season
is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04

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New Britain herald., 1927-04-04

The Rurritts ran rough Shod over
the All-Bristol team In the pr"lim-
mary game running completely
away from the visitors by the score
Of IS 10 20. The Bristol team was
no match ut all for the local COM
bination which shot almost at will
throughout the entire game. Inc
FIRST half ended with the locals in
the lead 10 % to Y but second half
was turned into farce,
fanny barrow with 20 points,
Nonjuc 23loski with II and liavlick
with Il. were the high scorers for
Nyw Britain while Rao, guard for
tho visitors was the only man who
admeI able TO DO anything against
Oh" locals. He scored Il points
..rsH f.I s,Hs,--
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
National Guard
Personal fouls, Sloman ., Ruber

Personal fouls, Sioman ., Ruben
stein 3. Eestelli 3, Sheehan. Sturm
4, Feldman 3. Malcolm, Donoghpe.
Manning 4, Waterman 3, Marchinek.
Free tries. Sloman 5, Rubcnstein 3,
IakZewski >, Rcstelli. Sturm 4. Field
man 5, Donoghue 4. Manning 2,
Waterman >, Marchinek 4, Score
at half time. New britain 20, Bris-
tol -. Referee. Dillon: Umpire,
Coylc; timer, Burns; scorer, Cream.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04

In ancient Hungary a feather in n
mans cap siGnifod that he had
Killed a Turk. This is believed to
be the origin Of the modern saying
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
FIGHTS TONIGHT

BY the Associated Press.
Boston-Eddie kO Roberts vs., Al
Mcllo, 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-04
AIl-l,riStol

Score nj half time. New Britain
20, Bristol IL. Referee, Dillon.
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SOCIETY
German Envoy, Baron Nathan, to Leave
Thursday to Spend the Summer
on the North Shore.

Knobel. a member of the Chicago
Presbytery.
Mrs. William Byrns has closed her
apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street
and gone to Nahant. Mass, where
she will spend the Summer at the
Tucker Hotel Mrs. Byrns has spent
nine Summers. at Nahant, Mass.
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costume Of black and a corsage bou.
quet of gardenias. They will be at
home after July / at the Sovereign
Hotel. Chicago.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Nc.
Indoe Ayers of Cathedral Mansions
North, to Mr. Ellis Roy Carpenter
took place at noon today in the Mt.
Vernon M. +. Church. the Rev. Will
liam Mckee, officiating. The arrange
ments for the wedding were charming
in their simplicity. .s....
The bride wore navy blue geor-
gette ensemble costume, q large Milan
hat to match, a. blue fox fur collar
and carried a shower bouquet of white
rose buds and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Charles Spurgeon Nix. sister
Of the bride, was the matron Of honor
and wore a gown Of navy blue geor-
gette crepe, a picture hat to match
and corsage bouquet Of pix rose
buds and lilies of the valley. Mr..
Charles Spurgeon Nix was the best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for New
York and Atlantic City. the bride
wearing a beige and red sport suit
with small red hat. They will be at
home upon their return, at 2301 Ca
thedral avenue.
Miss Marcelfne Elizabeth Gray,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Lewis Cecil
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President Cloyd Heck Marvin
OF George Washington University had
as his guests at luncheon today the
assistant director of the American
Council on Education and Mrs. David
Allan Robertson.
Mrs. Robertson returned Friday
from Chicago, where she was sum-
moned by the serious illness and
death OF her father, the Rev. G. C..
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at Boydville. the ancestral home OF the
brides Observation-Disclosures, who
was Minister to France.
A reception and dance will follow
the ceremony.
Mrs. George Mesta returned yester-
day to Washington from Atlantic City
and has opened her apartment At the
Mayfiower.
DR.. and Mrs. William Mather Lewis
left today for their Summer home in
Colebrook, Conn. Their daughter,
Miss Sally Lewis, has gone to Lake
Forest, ILL.,, to be the guest of Mrs.
Cornelius Trowbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. o. Bachtel of At
lanta. Ca, who are frequently in
Washington and who on this visit re.
manned for the ceremonies attending
the visit Of Col. Lindbergh. leave today
to visit in Baltimore and will later go
to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
They will spend the Summer in the
North, returning to Atlanta In the
Autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin DodG will sail
today on the George Washington to
spend the Summer abroad. Mrs. Dodd,
who has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Filene, in Bos.
ton, joined Mr.. Dodd in New York
yesterday.
Mrs. Josephine Griffith has closed her
apartment in the Roosevelt and will
motor for two months or more
through Maine and New Hampshire
She will be accompanied by Mrs.
G. D. Steck of Falls City, Neb., and
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Gray, of Chevy Chase, Nd, and Mr..
George Jackson Elder, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. M. jackson Jacobs of New
York City, will be married this eve-
ming at $3.50 o'clock in the home Of the
nue., Chevy Chase, the Rev. DR.. w.
w. Shearer, rector of st. Columba's
Episcopal Church, officiating.
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Faulkner White, daughter Of Mrs.
William White and the late DIR. White
Of Nashville, Tenn. to Mr.. Harrison
Flick Wiltshire, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave b. Wiltshire Of Martinsburg,
w. Va, will take place this evening
at 7:30 o'clock in Martinsburg, w. Va,
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Country Club today in honor of her
sister, Mrs. r. j. Birmingham of
Pittsburgh, who Is her house guest at
the Wardman Park Hotel, and Mrs.
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Ross Hamilton Currier of Boston, who
Is visiting In Washington. Her other
guests were Mrs. Harry Helwig. Mrs
CONTINUED on Nineteenth ,Page)
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Miss Eva Billiard Of the Chastieton.
Mrs. Griffith has. given lectures on
he several foreign countries through
which she has travelled during the
past few years, appearing In many
churches ana women.s clubs here
during the Winter. She win stop
the end Of this week for the com :
mencement exercises at wellesley
College, Of which she isHa graduate.