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New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Boston, April a--Nfore trouble for
Pete Latzo, welterweight champion,
The latest menace is AL Mello, OF
Lowell. Mass. This young man can
punch. For confirmation of that
statement wire Knockout Eddie
Roberts OF Tacoma. Washington.
Mello, with one punch. a singing
lef. hook that foored Roberts for
the count OF five and started him on
the way to ruin, won for him the
fame that had suddenly been thrust
upon Roberts as the result OF his
one-round knockout of Joe Dundee.
Mello's quick disposal of tie high
ly touted Roberts came as g. COM
plete surprise to even his most ar
dent New England supporters. He
is now in line for a chance at the
welter crown. His decisive victory
over the coast phenom has put him
in the running for one Of the big
open air attractions this summer.
The rise to fame Of Al Nc!lo has
been rapid but not undescrved. AS
an amateur he showed great prom
Use. He represented the United
States In the Olympic games at
Paris. winning the national amateur
wolterwoight champ ionship.
Having gained al! the glory posi-
BILE as an amateur, he decided to
turn professional late in 1924
He has suffered only two reverses.
losing on a foul to Frankie Quill ard
dropping decision 10 George Kid
Lee, another local boy with repu
tation largely confined to Massachu-
sets. Since losing to Quill on foul,
he has stopped that person in four
rounds.
Fighting rs 4 professional only a
little over year, the former ANA
tour champion finds himself Il strong
contender for the welterweight
crown, now graclng the rather dizzy
head Of Pete LatZo. In his last two
or three appearances. Latzo has
been cuffed around rather severely.
That Mollo is a capable performer
and not a tlnke contender is shown
by his victories over the veteran
trial horse Jimmy Jones and the
capable Jack Civic, who bothers
them all at his weight.
Al Ncllo is the correct name Hc
Is u Portuguese American and was
born at Lowell. Mass. January 81,
EGoG
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
CHtIIiPIN'S PLANS

New York, April . P)-Teoaor
GAaljapi0. Russian baritone, sailed
f3r Europe aboard the white Star
liner Homcric early today. Chalia
pin will return hero ne%t December
meanwhile filling concert engage
mcnts In England and on the con
tiucnt.
Before he sailed he expressed The
hope tiaf he would master tho Eng
Iiah Language sufficiently 30 sing in
IN American onora. and render the
Negro sp.ri.usls
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Nsw York. April LF-Connle
Nacks Athletics win dominate the
American league pennant race this
year 1, the combined convictions Of
baseball writer's throughout the
major circuits are borne out.
The colorful array OF stars head
ed by Ty Cobb. Eddie Collins and
Zach Wheat has so far caught the
fancy OF the experts that 20 out Of
43, whose selections have been COM
piled by the Associated Press, pick
the Mackmen 20 lead the pennant
parade. The other writer's think the
Athletics will finish second while
only four drop them as low as either
third or fourth.
The New York Yankees 1926
champions arc regarded az the Attn
cites strongest rivals by the observ-
ors who have followed spring
fortunes with experienced eyes. De
,roit, Cleveland and Washington are
punched In close order as the re-
naming contenders in what the OK
pfTtS Tx vi e IN Dt Il tiNr tIA.D "a
tie for major honors.
The Yankees are favored TO re-
peat by nine critics. Three pick
The Tigers TO batter their way TO the
top OF the heap while one vote each
Is cast for the prospects OF the In
dams and Senator'S.
The strongest tribute OF all to the
prospects of the Athletics Is tender
I'd by the New York writer's, among
whom IL out OF ! ) select the Mack
men to replace the home town
Yankees at the peak. Writers IN
every city except Washington cast
their ballots for the Mackmen al
sounded by one Chicago expert, who
suggested that the Athletics either
arc carrying too much weight for
age or two much age for weight"
The point totals figured from the
concensus show how clearly the
critics look for the race to rest
principally between Athletics and
Yankees.
The figure comparison is 323 and
:92. Less than 20 points separate
the next three-Detroit having 235.
Cleveland oi2 and Washington eos.
None OF the experts regard the
White Sox, Browns or Red Sox as
serious factors. The White Soy
with one sixth place ballot, is the
only club OF the three to break into
the first division ranking list.
The following box score" sums
up the writer's opinions. showing the
number Of points given each club.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

fourth, Nirigliani.
Baskctball first. Michalowski /;
second. Paluch; third, Mirigliani;
fourth, Grusha.
Baseball: first, Mirigliani: sec
ond. Paluch; third. Michalowski
fourth. Grusha.
Hockey: first, Paluch; second
Mirigliani; third, Grusha; fourth,
Michalowski.
Total points Paluch, IS;
Michalowski, Il; Mirigliani, 10;
Grusha, 6.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
WASHINGTONS AGAIN WIN

The Washington school baseball
yesterday at the Washington school
grounds by the score OF % to 9.
Sam Capodice again starred for the
winners. The Washington school
will play any team in the city aver
aging II years of age. No Saturday
or Sunday games will entertain
ed. Call on Sam Capodice at 33o
High street. A return game will be
played Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
WHITE STARS WIN

The White Stars took the Hawks
into camp in diamond tilt yester-
day afternoon by the score of 8 to
o. The White Stars lined up as fol-
lows: Maciora C. Niedzwiecki p,
Wierzbicki 1b, Biatccko 2b, Model
ny 3b, Fiedorzyk SIS, Mlynarski II,
Poptowski CT and +. Chaculski RI
The White Stars challenge any team
in the city averaging toto II years
of age. Call for games at IS Cold
street.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

The Ranger a. c. baseball team
will hold the first workout OF the
year tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
at Willow Brook Park. Coach DR..
Iwick wishes all candidates to be
present.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
WIN TEN STRAIGHT
Phantom Reserves Keep UP Nictori-
Gus Streak by Trimming Interiors
80 to -.

The Phantom Reserves won their
tenth straight victory Thursday
night by defeating the Interiors, e.
10, The Interiors ran UP Il nine
point lead, but the Phantom Re-
serves had cut this to lilo by the
end of the first half. In the second
hall they forged ahead and were
never caught Baylock starred for
he winners and Najarian for the
Interiors. The Phantom Reserves
have not been defeated this season.
,rhn eilrn nlar.r.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
Tampa. Fla. Hilarto Matine1
Spain, defeated Young Manuel Tam
pa, 10. Big Ben Pound knocked out
Joe Burke. Michigan, I.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Jock Malone,
S. Paul, defeated Haakon Hansen.
Norwegian middlewoight CHAMPION,
10. Brit German. Minneapolis, beat
Sig Kelley, Milwaukee. 10.
Eauclaire. Wis.-Wally McElaine,
Eau Claire, shaded Jimmy CowL
Minneapolis 10.
Chicago-Henry Lenard defeated
frankie Monroe, 10. Harry Forbes
beat Tommy Ryan. 10. Harold Smith
outpointed Kewpie Ecklund, 10.
Omaha, Neb. Mike Rozgall, South
Omaha. defeated "Morrie" Schlaifer.
Omaha, 10. "Pinkie" Bige scored a
technical knockout over Freddie
Penn, 5:
Evansville. Ind.-Chuck Virgins,
Indianapolis. knocked out Sergeant
Jack Rogers. Buffalo, n. Y, ..
Hollywood. Tal.-"Midgct" Mike
ODowd. Clevel,nd. defeated Young
Nationalist, Philippines. 10. John
Patrick Doughery beat Billy Akin
son, Omaha, 6.
Denver, Colo.-2d1le Mack de.
feated Eddie kctclel, Toledo, Ohio,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Those with an eye to Olympic
prospects will be interested tonight
in the final attempt Of Edwin Wide
to gain at least one Of the two major
detectives Of his indoor foot-racing
campaign. The Swedish school
master. beaten by Hahn ut mile
and falling to menace Nurmi's two
mile record, win bid for the one
mile mark again in New York on Il
special armocy track, His coach,
Carl Anderson, Of the Newark A. G.
IL confident the Swedish stylist viii
break the figure Of i;i2 held jointly
by Nurmi and Jole Ray.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
BEST OF ATHLETES
ENTER 0LYMP|CS
No Apprehension in Camp Of
American Committee

by the Associated Pres.
Il there was any apprehension in
the camp o. the American Olympic
committee growing out Of winter
of disputes and splits in its ranks,
it has been chased away by the
firm and vigorous organization es-
tablished this week to carry on the
tremendous task Of selecting. equip
ping. transporting and housing the
array Of more than 800 stars who
" seek athletic conquests behind
the dikss OF Holland next year.
Uncle Sam will put his best foot
forward at Amsterdam" in the opin-
ion OF William c. Prout Of Boston.
president of the committee and chief
figure in laying the frame work for
az comprehensive an olympic pro-
gram as the country has ever decid-
ed upon. For the work Of putting
this program into effect. Mr. Prout
has united men prominent in bust
ness and public life as we'll as the
heads OF all the governing bodies Of
all sports that Will figure in the
competition abroad.
1t has taken only the preliminary
accomplishments OF the Olympic
committee to convince observers
that the withdrawal o. such Or
Ganization as the National Collegiate
A. A., National Amateur Athletic
Federation Y. NJ e. A, Western
Conference and United states Navy
will not handicap the marshallng Of
the nations foremost athletic talent.
These five bodies withdraw from
the Olympic organization after de-
feat in a spirited contest with the
Amateur Athletic Unions forces
over questions OF policy, voting pow
t er and control OF international com
petition but the door is still open"
Is they desire to return to play the
game" according to Mr.. Prout.
The Olympic committee wants
the cooperation Of all interested in
amateur sport. whether they actual
~ have governing authority or not"
he declared. ut now has the united
and unqualifad support Of all con-
trolling bodies. II any Of the other
groups desire to help, We viii be
glad to have them. If they do mot,
| We are sorry, but that won't pre-
vent any athlete from having his
| chance to gain a place on the
! strongest team America ran muster"
| In spite OF all efforts to develop
| American distance runners, it
| doesn't appear likely that they will
I ieopardize the supremacy Of the
( Firms and Swedes in the longer
| races at Amsterdam.
Lloyd Hahn, the mile champion.
| will be a formidable 1900 meter
! contender but beyond that distance
| there appear few Yankee contend
/ tors for the Olympic crowns now
! held by Nurmi and Ritola, with
! Wide Of Sweden and Peitzer Of Ger
many to be figured on.
Our life and temperament isn't
suited to the development Of dis
lance men" Mr. Prout points ont.
Few OF our runners are willing TO
undergo the rigorous self-denial and
training that makes for endurance.
4 We have too many other things to
/ do Speed 81 our fetish"
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Fitzsimmons and Baker were the
holds and Hall for Southington
when baseball rivalry between the
two places was at white heat?
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Secretary Jim O'Eourke o: the
Connecticut Baseball league, called
Vice President c. ]. Danaher "a
half-bakcd lobster" during Bridge
port-New Haven game at Sayin
Rock, causing sensation in base
tall circles?
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

W, s. Fem of Bristol was one OF
the best hicycists In the country
and rode in meets in Now York and
clsoW who're?
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
o TO
BASEBALL WRITER'S PICK
ATHLETICS AS WINNERS

Mackmen Are Headed By Ty Cobb Eddie Collins and
Zach Wheat-Yankees Named as Strongest OPP
ponents-New York Scribes Choose Philadelphia
Team Over Home Town Club-Detroit. Cleveland
and Washington Bunched as Other Contenders
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

The baseball team Of 81. Paul's
T, A. i. society Of kensington de-
feated the New Britain Z. A. +.
team. 10 at a c. T. a. L. field
day. and the victors felt so elated
over the feat that they rode around
New Britain in q special trolley car
all evening?
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Whitley, playing with the Sufficld
football team, weighed 245 pounds
and measured feet, s inches. but
the n. Il. II. S. team, with the Cur
tin brothers, flannery brothers.
Harry Roche, Henry Donnclly and
the rest Of that sterling crowd,
took sGifield along with the rest,
despite the handicap Of ayoirdupois?
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Eauclaire. Wis.-Wally McElaine.
Eau Claire. shaded Jimmy Govt
Minneapolis, 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
Can You Think of the
Good Old Days When

Ford and Sandbcrg were the
battery for the Black Rock base
ball team when Mangan and O'Bricn
were in the points for the Niger
Hills?
The Y. ". G. A. baseball team in
Guided Banner, CT; Slater 3b:
Lehman,c: Martin, IS; Foley, IT.:
Dutton, 2b; Mcskill, p; Timbrcll
and Dehan, 1b; 2ell, IF;
Jim" Sheridan, dressed In a
natty gray suit, stepped from the
curb in front OF Booths block about
$50 one evening and stopped l.. J.
Coburn's runaway horse, mid the
plaudits OF a large crowd?
Judge Malone OF Bristol pitched
for the Bristol business Mems team
and used to toy with his opponents
a few years after he graduated from
college and was in Al shape on the
diamond?
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Denver, Colo.--2dfle Mack de.
feated Eddie kctclel, Toledo, Ohio,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09

Evansville. Ind.-Chuck Virgins,
Indianapolis. knocked out Sergeant
Jack Rogers. Buffalo, n. Y, ..
New Britain herald., 1927-04-09
I'illntOnS
RANGERS TO PRACTICE

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FIGHT REACHES CLIMAX

CHICAGO, April 27. (P)-The two year fight over the s7,OOO,OOO estate of the late H. B. Jennings eccentric broker, reached the climax here to- day when the Judge refused to ad- init to probate will leaving the entire fortune to Edward C. Knester, who is on parole from the State Peniten- tary where he is serving a term for forgery.
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MEMBERS OF CREW RICH
 FROM HANDLING BOOZE

WASHINGTON, April 27. (P-A Bone Dry order was issued to the Governments merchant fleet corpor- ation yesterday. The order follow ed charges that violation of the pro- hibition on the Leviathan and other large American vessels was being winked at It is reported that sever al former members of the crew are now wealthy and retired from the sea, it is hinted that the source of their wealth is questionable
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ACTRESS NOW sCRUBB|NC
 FLOORS WELFARE ISLAND

NEW YORK, April 27. (P)-Mae West arrived at Welfare Island where she is to spend a few days scrub ping our prison cells. Immediately upon arrival she was put to work, she asked how she liked prison and she replied "Oh, it isn't half bad" :" She is being detained here to serve sentence imposed upon her for her part in the play which was pronounc- ed immoral, Sex"
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PLEA DENIED BY COURT

NEW YORK, April 27. (P)-A plea of Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt the widow of Reginald Vanderbilt, to withdraw from her three year old daughters estate the su moi $24,00O annually to pay the premium on life insurance policies was denied by court officials today.
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SON OF WELLS, MARRIES

LONDON, April 27. P)-George Phillip Wells, the eldest son of D. G. Wells the noted novelist, married Marjorie Craig, who was the Senior Wells secretary. Senior Wells is on the war path, but young Wells says That's all right, he will come to terms soon."
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NO VACATION IN SEVEN
 YEARS COMMITS SUICIDE

BERLIN, April 27. P-Dispatches from Bermen state that s. Dunbar Weyer, who for the past seven years has been the manager of the Inter- national I. c. c. Service Bureau in Berlin, committed suicide. He left note explaining that seven years work without a vacation was too much and that he was suffering from Il nervous breakdown
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pRUMMED OUT OF ARMY

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27. P)- Capt. Qrville Clampitt, the leading man in two spectacular and sensa- tional romances while an army past or has been drummed out of the ser vice due to misconduct. The report reached the presedio yesterday.
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STORMY MARRIAGE ENDED

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27. (P)- The stormy course of the Locke Pad don marriage affairs came to an end yesterday when Mrs. Locke Paddon was granted divorce decree on the grounds of extreme cruelty.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-27
BABE RUTH THE SECOND

NEW YORK, April 27 P)-Lou Gegrig stepped into Babe Ruth's shoes by smoting ball for a home run and led the Yankees in the slaughter of the Athletics. Pitts burgh won again and heightened the lead over the National League rivals
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LOWER TAX BURDEN

DUBLIN, April 27. (P)-The Irish Free State budget passed and reduc- ed the income tax a shilling on each pound and places the residents in the Free State under lower tax bur- den than that prevailing in England and North Ireland.
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CYCLONE KILLS 16 AUSTRALIA

SIDNEY, Australia, April 27. R) to reports received a severe cyclone swept the territory and killed Is persons ten of which were killed when a launch in which they were riding was destroyed by the storm in Botany bay.
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DEMAR WINS MARATHON

BOSTON, April 27. (P)-Clarence DeMar veteran distance runner, won the marathon championship over roads of Massachusetts by negotiating 26 miles 3S5 yards in two hours 40 min utes and p 2-5 seconds His time sets the American record for the dis tance.
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DERRICkS BLOWN DOWN

DALLAS, Tex, April 27. (P-As a result of a severe tornado which swept this district many of the oil we'll derricks were blown over as we'll as destroying several homes.
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MILLION DOLLAR FUND

NEW YORK, April 27. P)-The attorney for the creditors of Mrs. Rita Deacosta Lydig is Investigating the reports that William K. Wander bilt had established a trust fund of s1,O00O0O for Mrs. Lydig following her divorce from w. E. D. Stokes
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LIBERALS ADVANCING

MANAGUA, April 27. R)-Reports from American aviators stated that the liberal troops in Nicaragua are advancing and are preparing to at- tack Matalzalpa.
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SHORT SKIRTS, BOW-LEGGED

Short skirts cause no end of trouble Miss Helen Goldman of Los Angeles bowlegged that the pre- vang fashion made her look ridiculous she submitted to an operation to have them strengthened Blood pols onng resulted necessitatng the amputation of of them. Now she has been awarded $25OOO damag suit against the surgeons
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|TELEeRAPH BRENT|ES
EGYPTIANS RESIGN

CAIRO, April 27. (R)-The Egyp- tian cabinet resigned following re- jection of vote of thanks to the gov- ernment for it's support of the Bank of Meir.
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A FINE LAW

Henpecked husbands have found potent champion in Judge C. A. Miller of Kansas City, Kan Upholding an order restraining Mrs. Huldah Neugebauer from talking to her husband he also added amendment charging her not to lay hands on him.
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MAYOR DAVE LEADS

OAKLAND, April 27. P)-Mayor Davie was leading Frank Coburn in the mayorship of Oakland last night by majority of one-third.
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MONKEY-FACED OWL

Mississppis anti-evoluton law appears to be getting results. A few days ago specimen of monkey faced owl captured Tupelo by Jesse Evans The bird apparently trying to get out of the State being headed for the Alabama line.
 The Association of Manufacturers recommends long CT hours of labor check against crime but failed to say whether it the workingman they consider ing or themselves.
 Governor Smith says when he is elected President he will make radical changes. No worry; he won't be-
 One can say this much for Clarence Darrow, he made Wayne Wheeler look as if he slightly "dished."
 The President of Greece resigned because This gov ernment was inactive" Think of what might happen if Coolidge possessed the Grecian temperament