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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-05
Regain

Frank Barnes of Bismarck was the
guest Of Regain friends Tuesday.
Paul Remington, Jr., of Bismarck
was business visitor in Regain this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Rannestad mo-
tored to Bismarck Sunday. While
there Mr.. Bannestad traded his car
for a Willys-knight coach.
F. J. Birmingham of Jamestown,
who owns land north of town, was a
visitor in Regain Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. Fisher and children spent
several days at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scbtt, in
Rockhill township last week.
Mrs. A. II. Lundberg and children
were guests at the VIM. Uhde home a
few days last week.
j. c. Taylor and L. w. Miller of
the International Harvester company
of Bismarck were looking after bust
ness matters in Regain Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Mccullough was taken
seriously i'll Tuesday and removed to
the hospital in Bismarck. At this
writing her condition has somewhat
improved, but she vii not be able to
return home for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Stroh of Sticber
township are the. parents Of twin
boys, born to them last week.
VIM. DaniclsOn was D weekend
visitor at the home of his brother
Henry near Wilton. Mr.. and Mrs
Danielson returned with him Sunday
and spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Danielson. "a I'LL,
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Barchenger
Of Center visited with the Tourtlotte
family Saturday. en- route to Arena
to visit relatives.
Eric Thorberg Of Bismarck was a
business visitor in Regan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fisher spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Walter Scott. s -,
The supper given by the Legion
Auxiliary in Stratton's Cafe Satur.
day was we'll attended and nice sum
| realized.
Oscar Lundberg snotored to Bis,
marck Thursday where he consulted
y physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hauser of Nc.
Clusky were guests Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dimond
Prof. McFadgen was passenger ia
Bismarck Friday, returning Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Lindsey Of Can
field township are the parents Of 9
baby boy, born At the Bismarck hos.
,pital Tuesday.
Myron Rierson arrived home from
Bismarck Saturday morning and re.
turned Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nicholson and
| family motored to Wilton Sunday
where they visited relatives
The religious program given in the
Congregational church Sunday eve
ming was well attended. Miss An
nette Erickson was in charge of the
! affair. +,
The Regain meat market has beer
given a coat of paint, which will ado
greatly to its appearance, by the To-
cal painter, Ole Aune.
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,Brittin

Donovan Dra1le returned to lschoo
Monday after an absence on account
Of sickness. 80. s.s....
Mrs. Jason Hoover, Mrs, Faust
Mrs. Young. Mrs. Morrison, Mrs
Smith and q number. Of other ladies
visited Mrs. Estella Anderson Friday
afternoon. = 80.
l.. T.. Rhodes visited Martin Peter.
SON Friday. ...s..ss,yts nc.
Jason Hoover and Alfred Hoover
were callers at C. r. Crawford's Sun.
day. ,1t Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gagner Wis.
tied 1t Grin buttons Sunday. -.
Mrs. Ed. Allensworth was q Bis
marck caller Saturday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King visited
at Allenswosth Saturday evening and
Sunday. "a.
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Garfield

Rev. Johnson gave q sermon at the
Garfield schoolheuse Sunday after
Sunday school.
Miss Alice O'Bfien and Miss Par
menter visited st. the p. Patten and
H. G., Rasche home after school Mon
day.
Miss Irma Myers visited at the
Ghylin home. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Lindsey and
Mrs. Wilkinson drove to Bismarck
Wednesday where Mrs. Lindsey en-
tered the hospitAl.s
.Mp. Ray Mccullough was taken to
BipmArck Tuesday to one Of the hos
pitalS.
Miss &. Psrs,eater spent Monday
evening With Mrs. G. Lindsey.
Mid Nadk1 Kuney, county superin-
tssdsKt 81 schools, and Mrs. Nellie
Elverta inspeeted the Garfield con-
G1DJl11atod achool Tuesday.
1Eo4e who called ct the J. Wallman
pme Tueadays eyARing were Mr.. and
NJ. ~ Chyli1 and son, Mias
RI Ukf8n E1t6 and eeYnhar4 JordeAl.
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4 49, 46wm 70 Rettihone 9g4Aay II
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the parents Of a six pound baby boy
born April q.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport Wis.
tied at the Strand home Friday eve.
ming. :
The freshman class Of the Canfield
school wrote play. entitled "A Mys-
FERROUS Boarding House." The char
acters were telephone operator, Vir-
ginia Mailman; the Vamp, Gudnun
Jordahl; the Land Lady, Violet o.
son; the Maid, Charlotte Wilmoe; de-
tective, Arnold Void; brakey, Clay
ton Little; sly .boarder, Einor Strand.
They played it at the schoolhouse
Friday afternoon, after which Clay.
ton Little served birthday cake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Pillsbury and
Miss Mildred Jameson were Bismarck
visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. John K,1hnle left SATURDAY. Tor
Mnheap6lis where she wifi IS TIE
guest, of her daughter. 81.
Mrs: Frank Brooks was caller in
town Thursday. -
A school board meeting was held
In the bank Tuesday evening.
F.. Lane home Saturday.
Mrs: Emil Enockspn.: visited at the
]. =. Kruse home Wednesday.
M. and Mrs. John Richards 1T
Wild Rose were shopping in town
Friday.
!. Miss Dorothy Lamb 10 convalescins
from seige Of the measles. .s.
8 Mrs.. Aug. Benz !, rstarnSd holie
from Bismarck Wednesday. where she
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NEWS0F OUR NBIGHBORS

valedictorian and Miss Lillian Me-
land is salutatorian of their class.
Mrs. Herbie Gunderson spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. r. O..
Johnson.
MI. and Mrs. c. A. Swanson and
Lillian Sampson called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Sampson Tuesday eve-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knutson and Mr.. New
conner with children motorcd out to
the gulch Sunday.
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Mrs. E. L. Carr visited Mrs. ]. d.
0&SWsrt on Wednesday afternoon.
C. j. johnson of Sterling was a
business caller in Driscoll Saturday
Mrs. n. A. Knutson called on Mrs.
J. d. Stewart Friday afternoon.
!. Mrs. md Mrs. J. Morton, south Of
town. entertained Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Sehar4f, Miss T. Fisher, Miss Bessie
Mortin, all Of Bismarck and Eddie
Eisenbeisx ct dinner Sunday.
Miss Mildred Johnson, Egner and
Ernest Johnson Of Sterling and Har-
old BkGeg spent Saturday evening ut
t1S home Of Miss Alice Olson.
Misses Lillian Nelson, Dora Jensen
and Myrtle Madison were in Steele
III. 4. Bruschwein and children
cal1edhot the home Of Ed. Erickson
Sun6dy9 evening. 81 ~
Mrs. Cd swanson; Mrs. Johns and
Mrs. o. Hatl6 visited Saturday after
noon with Mrs. VIM. Meyer.
MI and Mrs. M. Ambers motored
20 Bismarck Saturday, returning the
NJ. snd Mrs. Anderson and son,
Camar, Of Bismarck, spent Saturday
evening st the R. Sharp home visit
I ikg their nephew, Billy Burbage.
On business Thursday.
Miss Vivian Schaffer spent. Thurs
day eveping. in Steele.
M. ana Mrs. C. f. Ankrum, Emma
ana Eddie Eisenbeisx motored to Bis
Imarck Friday.
NJ. and Mrs. John Kuck spent Sum
8 Mave - fhn RpuarhuAin home
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Sc!RrlTFIek

Mr.. and HI. n G. sSfareAasnt and
daughters, Margaret and Irene, were
iii Wing Tuesday. =
Mrs. Ed: Nelsn and small son were,
in Wing Tussday: Sc l. III /. !, i,
MI and Mrs. Sam Hcck are stay
ing with Mrs. John Kock, 80. 10.
called 1t the Ralph ,Haiovar's home
The marriage 81 Miss cathcr:nc,
| ;Ackerman Of Stu ana SiHIon !. s,
Koch took place Saturday Afternoon
III bismarck. The, couple we're at
tended, by The brides sister, Mrs.
John Koch. atd husband 0k Wing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Koch will rrSke
their home with Mr.. Gnd 1rs. .Joka
Mr.. Herman Meters a,i1id SON, All
drew, we're in Wing Friday.
Emmanuel Fode, WAS lick this
week, 50 was unable to work. st the
ranch, but Will g6 bIck Monday.
The farewell party And dance for
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Mcclellan. tkSt
vas held in the Florence like hSil
Saturday s.l aye. evening A. bag q. g, 9pssa:llx
nisked rs James walters Ella seli.
-,
Carl Johnson Ind fkmity Md suh-
day dinner ut the Chrft, Helm home.
Mrs. D. F.. MeCIe118n, te6kher IN
Florence Lake stovnsh q. closed spc-
cessfsl term q nine m0hths q school
Nabsi fydls i. On tho sick. list
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Mcclellan d.. :
parted for Bismarck on Sunday to
make their future home. They will
be greatly missed. BY their many
neighbors and friatds. II IS, &.
Joe Novy aha 1txS{jh WjysrS t. Wait
Mrs Elisabeth g6yk ,1H II lamdS3, -.
Carl JohiScn 9hd Sli1dStH were
in Wing on Saturday evShipe,
Herman and Henry SeilthRer were
in Wing on SatutdAt, eyshiif:. !,
in Goodrich Sunday, visitihe Mr1,
McClellan's folks before tolnk 'tb
Bismarck to live.
The longest rxilw4y ia the world
has been reopened after 61inx out Of
use for ten years. The lire runs
from Riga, "a Livohi&, to Vlsdivo-
ssyck, S.veria, = distance Of $500
days. II
New !ersey i. the. only one a. the
states Which elects til governor FOR !
thre0.vear fpfn1
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New Jersey il the. only one az the
states wkich elects its govefhof FOR I
three-year term.
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Kahnls we're Bismarck visitors, 81.
urday.
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New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
ANNOUNCE STREETS
 FOR COASTERS USE
Public Works Board Selects Thoroughia1es for Winter Sport

A list of streets where coasting will be permitted this winter was is sued today from the office of the board of public works. the purpose in so doing being to warn traffic against carelessness in those locaIi- ties.
 The city assumes no responsibility for accidents and coasters using these streets assume all risk in so doing. Coasting elsewhere will re- suit in prosecution. The permitted streets are:
 Sunrise avenue, East street east erly: Rhodes street, east to Chapnan street; Henry street, Stanley street 10 Rocky Hill avenue; South street. south Main to Stan].y street; Ash street, Maple to Vega street: Bas- sett street, south of Trinity street: Pond street. Buell. to Brook street: Columbia street, Parkmore 10 Gris- wold street: Linwood street, south ot Hart street to Shuttle Meadow ave- nne; Adams street, Lincoln to Steele street: Harrison s.,eet, Lincoln to Steele street; Steele street, west of Corbin avenue; Barnett street, ton Of hill northerly: Smith street. Broad 10 Grown street: Miller street, Bur
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
"Alimony Club" Is
 Sent to New Jail

New York. Dec. 2l H1 The "Alimony Club" composed of about 30 men who would rather languish behind prison walls than fulfill court decrees, has been moved to new but not better quarters. The old Ludlow street jail. which has been It's headquarters for 59 years, Is be. ing torn down. Some time ago 1t was discovered that the guests were served by staff of 22 people, including four cooks. a physician and laundress.
 The inmates were not locked in their cells except at night. They had theatrical entertainments and ra- dlo. They had rosehushcs and dove cotes in the jail yard. They had ser vice comparable 10 that ot the best hotels, They had such q good time that they gave the warden q silver loving cup.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
FIRST CLOCK MAKER
 NEVER IDENTIFIED.
Thom&ton Expert Talks to Ex.
 change Club on 1imepieces

Edward MacCoul, superintendent of the Seth Thomas Clock Co. of Thomaston. gave an interesting talk on clocks at the regular meeting Of the Exchange club held last evening in the Burritt hotel. Members of the club brought toys which will be sent to the Children's Home. The speaker was introduced by Dewitt Riley. His speech in part is as fol lows:
 The Thomas company was found ed in 1913 and it's president was Seth Thomas. Since the original Seth Thomas. four generations of Thomases have held the presidents position and all have been named Seth Thomas. The present president of the company bears the name of Seth Thomas.
 Most of the employees in the con- cern have been there for years and at the last anniversary of the com. pany more than 60 men were given medals for serving for 50 years
 
 painstaking trouble and study it takes 10 become a clock maker. The company uses the pension system and, unlike other concerns, the mat ter of how long a man has worked in the company does not govern the pension. If man Is found physl- cally unable to continue work he is pensioned off whether he has work ed 10 or 50 years.
 The clock company has never made any rational changes because the nature of the work forbids 1t. The laws concerning the operation of a clock have never changed. The main Idea in making clock is 10 have a main spring with enough power to drive the works in the law.
 Originator Of Clock Unidentified
 The maker of the first clock has never been discovered. Men have been given credit for this feat but It has been discovered that they in vented sand or water glasses and not a real time keeping mechanism. The German and the French did much to develop the clock industry
 Tn making a clock the parts are made first and then the draftmen make blue print of the clock This is just opposite to the idea used 'n other industries which make a blue print first and then construct thelr article. It is impossible 10 figure the theory of how much power is needed to operate clock. This the blue prints.
 The Thomas company has built practically every important tower clock in the country. their biggest piece of work being the Colgate clock In Jersey City which cost sio,- 900. IL has a fifty foot dial.
 Tn making q simple alarm clock it takes 392 separate parts and 122 sub parts. Special iron and brass are used in the construc- tiou !"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
FIGHTER SUSPENDED
Illinois Boxing Commission Puts In- definite Ban on Joey sangor and Three Managers

Chicago. Dec. 3i (UP)-Ihe Iln- nois boxing commission, at its week. ly meeting yesterday. indefinitely suspended Joey Sangor. Milwaukee featherweight, and three fight man. agers.
 Sanger was suspended for failure to go through with his scheduled match with Benny Kid" Carter last Monday night He pleaded an in- fected mouth. caused by bad teeth, prevented his keeping the engage ment-
 Duke" Barry. manager of Roleaux Saguero, Cuban light heavyweight, was disciplined for al- legged malicious slander of commits sion officials following suspension Of his fighter for a poor showing.
 Dick Curley. manager of Mike Dundee. was suspended for refusing to permit his fighter to enter the ring last Monday unless another referee was substituted.
 Joe Glaser. manager Of Eddie Shea, was set down for making malicious remarks about officials in the recent Shea-Babe Ruth fight. Ray Miller. local featherweight, ex- cused suspension for a poor showing by donating his $500 purse to Christmas charities
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
SEEKS SENATE A'D
 FOR SONS RELEASE
Mrs. Barber Appeals for Son
 Bandits Kidnapped

Los Angeles. Dec. 21 LP-Hope Of obtaining the release Of her son, Ly- man Fay Barber. Los Angeles min ing engineer. from haudrs in Mexico who are reported 10 he holding him for 5000 ransom, was pinned today by Mrs. Mamie A. Barber upon an appeal for aid to two United States senators and Ambassador Morrow in Mexico City.
 The appeal was made by an attor- ney for the Barber family to Sena- tors Hiram Johnson and Samuel shortrldge Of California upon the
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21

receipt by Mrs. Barber of nevu of the Kidnapping of her son, The word was received in kilograms yes- terday from Barber's wife of . year, Mrs, Esther Shepherd Barber. now in Mexico City. Barber's wife, who 1 the daughter of a Whittier. Cal. family, related the narrow escape of herself and infant daughter from capture and a trip over the noun. tains to the Mexican capital from the Monte Carlo mine near Cacaul- tan.
 Barber. in recent letter to hi, mother told of attempts by a Mexi- can bandit chieftain to obtain money ' rom the Cia International Minera, 'he corporation owning the Monte carlo mine for protection
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21

nit street eastorly; Beaver street.
 Beatty to LaSalle street. Beaver street, Broad 10 Lafayette street. Lyman street, Booth to Silver street:
 West street, Willow street easterly Lawlor street, LaSalle street 10 Allen street; Allen street, Derby street westerly; Clark street, North street to Winter street; Church street, Stanley street 10 Eairview: sherman Court, West Main street to end; Buell. street. from top of hill near South Main to Greenwood street: Highland Terrace, Park Drive east erly.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21

Rangers center. who had held the peak position practically up to the present is in a deadlock for third honors with George Hay, left wing Of the Detroit Cougars.
 Eddie Shore. Boston defense play CT. continues to head the roster of offenders with 6s minutes spent on the penalty bench.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
SPORT TABLODS

i By the United Press
 South Beul, Ind-Notre Dame
 university's basketball continued it's winning streak by defeating the
 Northwestern university team, o5 to oo,
 | New Tork-The New York
 Rangers defeated the Pittsburgh
 Pirates. to Q in a National league 1 Ice hockey game.
 Boston-The Boston Bruins de- feated the Ottawa Senator's i to 0 in a National league hockey game, Oliver. Bruin right wing. scored the long goal in the last period with three minutes to play. Champaign, Ill.--Coach Craig Ruby and eleven University of Illinois basketball players left for Seattle. Wash. where they will meet the University of Washington team in three game series.
 Was lngton-The Catholic univer- sity basketball team defeated tho Washington and Lee team 51 to sS. It was the fourth straight victory for the Catholic team.
 Havana, Cuba-Adolfo Luaue. pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, was fined s30 In correctional court for attacking Mike Gonzales, Of the Chi cago Cubs. who was umpiring ball game between the Aledares and Havana Cubs.
 New York--Clarance "Heinje" Mueller. outfielder, was sent to the Toledo club of the American associ- alton by the New York Giants. Mueller came to the Giants in & trade that sent Bill southworth to the Cardinals.
 New York-James F. "Chick" Meehan was retained as head foot ball coach of New York university with reported salary of S15,00o. Meehan had previously announced he would retire at the expiration Of of his contract.
 New York--The name of Bobby Jones appears on the nominating list for members of the executive committee Of the United States Golf association in 1928.
 Miami, Fla.--Gene Tunney, heavyweight champion plunged into his winter vacation with a round Of golf. He found a royal welcome when his boat entered the harbor here where he will spend his vaca- ton.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
FRENCH PLIERS CONTINUE

Santiago, Chile. Dec. T P)- Dieudonne Costes and Joseph l.e Erik, French fliers en route 10 the United States, hoped off at 5:35 o'clock this morning for La Paz Doliv'a 100 miles away. They hope to r. La Paz about p. m.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
LANDERS FIVE
 DEFEATS FAFN|RS
(Continued from preceding page.)

fouled Tutles who missed his chance. Preisser was fouled by LaHar and he put his team one point behind. at 20 to 19. BuChcri made it 2l to 20 in favor of Landcrs on a beautiful shot within minute and a half of the end and in the last minute he made the count 22 10 20.
 Mickey" Bucheri was the star of the winners and Red" Matulis was the best bet on the Fafnir team, al- though at times Gerry" Gierochow- ski came through when points were needed,
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
A SliutOut Victory

The first shut-out victory of the season was scored in the girls league when the Stanley Rule girls won q 8 to 0 victory over the Corbin Screw team. The score was l to 0 until the last minute of play when 1t was increased to 3 on a field goal by Anna Marley. Mary Jarnot scored the foul goal.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
HAHN ENTERS MEET
Premier Miller to Make First Appearance of Indoor Sea- son on January '.

New York, Dec. Fl R)-America's premier miller and holder of the worlds indoor records for 1000 yards. 1000 and 1,500 meters will make his initial appearance of the indoor season at the games of the Knights of Columbus in a Brooklyn armory. January :. Although Hahn's entry has not been received. assur- ances are given of his competition by Jack Ryder, Boston A. A. and Bos- ton college coach to the track com mittee.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
HAD BAD BEGINNING

Willie Smith, British fighter, received beating in his first fight Tn the United States in Cleveland recently.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
Stanley Rule
Corbin Screw

Referee, Dick Dillon: timer. Fred Saunders and Charley Sikora: scorer. Butler. Score at half time. 1 to o.. Stanley.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
LEADING SCORERS
Aurcl Joliat, Wtnger of Montreal Canadiens, Flashes From Bottom to Top of List

Montreal. Que, Dec. 21 LT,-Aurel Joliat. winger of the Montreal Canadiens leaders in the National Hockey league race, has flashed from an obscure position in the SCOT ing list to the top, with a total of 1 f points standing announced today by President Calder show.
 Howie MorenZ, his teammate. is second.
 Frankie Boucher, New York
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
Speaking s of Sports

&~F>~N n ! AA 8 ' { of Sports ; s>ss>s~s~@s~~~s~~~ssssess s
 An item on basketball of interest to the fans in this city is contained in the Springfield Union today and it lets out a secret that Joe Carroll, manager of the Bristol Endees has been guarding well du.ing the past week. It reads as follows:
 'Ifolyoke - Ray Marchinek, q member of the freshman squad at fordham university. who is now at his home in th.s city over the holi- days will not remain idle as the End.es of Bristol have signed him to play the vacation period with them. Marchinek played with the Endees last year and he is accustomed to thc style of play employed by the last travelling Connecticut State league outfit
 Thereby is the dark horse' of the Bristol quintet brought out into the light.
 Marchineks appearance with the Bristol team here Saturday night will mean a stronger opponent for New Britain. It was the Fordham mans work last year that helped Bristol to give New Britain some of the stiffest battles the local team had during the season.
 Johnny Clinch of this city. ace of amateur boxers, scored a decisive victory in three rounds over Vic Morley of Hartford in the feature bout of an amatuer tournament con- ducted last night in Windsor Locks. Clinch showed superior stuff over the Capital City boxer all the way through.
 Tony Pallato. another New Brit ain boy, lost an unpopular decision in three rounds to Frank Terin of Windsor Locks.
 There Is sure to be one or more battles tomorrow night in the roller hockey game between New Britain and Holyoke. Fred Jean and Ar riuda, center and halfback on the Paper City team. are two of the big gest men in the game and some times they are necessarily rough.
 Arridua especially. drew down the ire of the fans on his head by his playing ou the teams last appear ance here. There will be plenty Of talk in the bleachers tomorrow night,
 One of the greatest supporters Of roller hockey in this city is Coun- clmau Samuel Sablotsky. The sixth ward councilman states that he "gets the greatest 50 cents worth of fun out of roller hockey game than he does in any other sport line. fights included"
 John r. Sullivan and George Lynch have hurled a whole packing case of gauntlets at each other and challenges have been accepted for a roller hockey game between the orchestras of which each Is a leader
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21
Lanlcrs
| S T'afnir

Score at half time, Hall: referee, Dick Dillon: timer. Sikora; scorer, Pntler
New Britain herald., 1927-12-21

The most popular jockey in Australia is Bobby Lewis, a 49- year-old,