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New Britain herald., 1927-09-01
TOUR THE WORLD
Gene Tunney To Make Trip After
Championship Bout Whether He
Wins or Loses,

Chicago, Sept. 1 (P,-Billy Gibson,
manager of Gene Tunney, has an
nounCed that the heavyweight
champion will tour the world fol-
lowing his fight with Jack Dempsey
here September %. The tour will be
made win, lose or draw, he said.
Gene will be accompanied by his
pal and confidant, Eddie Egan, for
mer heavyweight champion Of Yale
and an Oxford scholar" Gibson said.
Several members Of British royalty,
now living in London, are partly re-
sponsible for the champions decision
to girdle the globe. Hunting or wild
animals in Africa and an extended
visit to the continent will be part OF
the schedule which is still in en-
bryo,"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-01
TO HAVE
HECTIC WEEKEND
Play Sunday and Meet EndeeS
Twice on Monday

The Falcon baseball team Of this
holiday according to the schedule
mapped out by Manager John Cabay.
| On Sunday. the Falcons meet the
Elliott A. G. team of Boston and on
Monday. they will clash with the
New Departure team of Bristol in
/ a home and home series.
I The Boston team is rated as fast
combination and the Falcons expect
plenty Of trouble. The Hub City
outfit has won the majority of its
games this year against the leading
clubs in Massachusetts and it conf
IDENTIFY expects to humble the Fal-
cons here Sunday afternoon.
The Boston team will line up as
follows: Meo IS. Granara 2b, Ardo-
limo 3b, Eosetti CT. Gallow If, Taniu-
lus RI, Biegi ID. Sigadella and
Santo p. The Falcons will line up
their regular players. There may be
a shift or two to correct apparent
weaknesses bat these have not yet
been decided on.
Play Bristol Endccs
The Falcons will meet the Brist oil
Endees on Monday in a home and
home series. The locals will play
the first game in the morning at
Muzzy field in Bristol while the Sec
ond contest will be staged at st.
Mary's field in this city in the after
noon.
These two clubs fought It out on
Memorial Day and they split even in
games. New Britain defeated Bristol
in Bristol and then lost TO the visit
tors in this city in the afternoon.
With the count even, two good
scraps are on he boards and it is
expected that a large crowd of fans
will be out to see the games.
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-01
BILLIARD TOURNEY
Another Three Cushion Event 10 BE
staged Tonight AT Rogers fccrca-
ton Rooms.

Another thr""-cushion billiard
tournament will be staged tonight at
Rogers Recreation rooms. IT viii
lee an elimination affair similar to
last weeks attraction.
tn" week of september II
round robin three cushion tourna-
ment will be started with eight or
10 players entered. Games will be
played two nights each week.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-01
SENATOR'S GET PITCHER

Washington, Sept. 1.-tR-Pur-
chase at an unannounced price Of
Pitcher Paul Hopkins from the New
Haven club Of the Eastern league,
has been announced by President
Griffith Of the Washington Senators.
Hopkins, a right handler, will Join
the Senators about the middle Of the
month.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-01
coRrR Dsox
FIRST PLACE AT STAKE
IN CUBS-PlRATES BATTLE

Lead of Chicago Team Is Cut to One Pittsburgh
Wins Two From Phillies - Cards Trim Brooklyn
Robins - Braves Lose to Cincinnati - Yankees
Smother Boston Red Sox - Washington Downs
Athletics - Browns Take Twin Bill From Detroit
Tigers.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-01

z" FHf'NN T0T TTWHN IN Nh.
W-Batted for Ruber' SON IN Sth.
Hzz-Rau for High in Hth
'i1"lnnati .. 900 O0A hlO-1
s. Glen e-Rirhhpurg Sucrfic,s-
lHgur. Welsh. Winning Iitchcr-iuquc
Losing Observation-Disclosures ou lmpios-
lig'er, Jorda and Hart. Time OF game
l.2N.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05

these happy occasions roll around. The
veteran railroad station agent was
showered with post cards and numer-
Gus well-wishers called during the
day. Mr.. Reynolds is in good health
and still quite active fer one of his
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hodgson and
Miss Elizabeth Lewis left for New
York City on Sunday to meet their
son, Mr.. Paul Hodgson, who returned
from Paris on the Levithian on Mon
day. Mr.. Hodgson spent three months
in Paris, having attended we'll
known French Conservatory of Music
and was under the leading instructors
of the Partisan music schools. Mr..
Hodgson also enjoyed the rare oppor-
tunity of being in Paris during the
notable meet of the American Legion
at the French Capital and to see the
French gree and entertain their guests
the members of the Legion most cor
daily.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05
KENToN
Items of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the Neighb0rhoOd

Items OF Personal and social Interest
Cleaned About the NeighborhoOd
Kenton, Oct. A. Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnson and daughter, Mrs. Fox of
Elizabeth City, N. c., have been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Anna Clark
Mrs. J. G. Knots who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.and Mrs. George
Ellingsworth in Linwood, Pa, has re
turned. Mr.. Ellingsworth who met
with an accident is improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennard Wooleyhan
spent last Sunday with his parents
near Sudlersville, Md.
DIR. E. F. Smith who was in Ohio for
the month of September, returned last
week. DR.. and Mrs. Smith spent last
Sunday with their children at Newark.
Mrs. Frank Burrows of Woodland
Beach, spent last Monday with her
father, ]. F. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Crossley Sr., en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. George Mof-
fett of Massey, Nd, Mrs. James Bur-
ris and Mr.. Elwood Burris and family
near Cecilton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Crosley and
son Weston, of Millington, Nd, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.and
Mrs. Jacob Crossley Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Crossley motored
to Wilmington, on Friday, and spent
the day with Mrs. Leroy Miller and
Mrs. John Tibus.
Mrs. Mary Webster is spending this
month in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank Attix Sr., has been Wis
iting in Philadelphia.
Mrs. E. H. Walker who has been
visiting in Philadelphia returned last
week.
Mr.and Mrs. Howard Hutchins spent
Sunday out Of town.
Mr.. George o. Smith Of Washington
D. C., spent the weekend with his
wife, Mrs. George Q. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Attix. Mrs. Smith
who has been with her parents for the
summer returned with him on Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05
TAYLOR'S BRIDGE
Health Clinic Draws Attention Of Par
Community Association to Meet

Health Clinic Draws Attention Of Par
ents-Community Association to Meet
Taylor's Bridge, Oct. 4.-Dr. 9. a.
Sargent of the Child's Bureau Of
Health, Hygiene Department Of the
State Board Of Health, assisted by
Miss Alice Vail, held health clinic in
Taylor's Bridge School last Friday af-
ternoon. Mothers Of eleven children
avoided themselves Of this opportun-
ity to have their children examined
and to receive health instruction from
this department.
Taylor's Bridge Community Asso-
citation will hold its first meeting Of
the ensuing year Friday evening, Oc-
tober 14th. A cordial invitation is
extended to the members and friends
to attend and help to make the asso-
citation one of success as they have
those Of previous years.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05
SUDLERSVILLE
Items of Personal and Social Mention
Cleaned About the NeighborhOOd

Sudlersville, Md, Oct. AT a
meeting last Thursday night of the
newly created Sudlersville Volunteer
Fire Company, the organization was
incorporated and the following officers
elected: Alan S. Walls, president; Ed.
ward Stevens, vice-president; Noble
Hardesty, chief; Arthur Truitt, assist
ant chief; Price johnson, secretary;
Victory Gillespie, assistant secretary;
and DR.. c. H. Metcalfe, treasurer.
These will constitute the board Of di-
rectors. The fire house will shortly
be remodeled. The engine, expected
soon, is to be one Of the finest on the
peninsula, south Of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05
BLACKBIRD
Items of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the Neighb0rhood

Blackbird, Oct. 4.-Mrs. Alice =.
Ferguson and Miss Bessie B. Fergu-
son Of Haddon Heights, N. j., spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. W..
G. Roosevelt.
Miss Helen Duhadaway and Miss
Mabel Bryant of Leipsic and Mr.. Ebe
Josephs Of Lewes and Mr.. Martin
Mitchell of Nassau, were recent Wis
itors with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Webber
who also entertained on Friday Mrs.
j. Lester Webber of Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Herbert Smith and little son
Herbert Jr, Of West Chester, spent
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Cora
Heinold.
Miss Mary Mckay Of Wilmington,
spent part Of the week with Mrs. G..
G. Woodkeeper.
Rev. Gorge r. Jones Of Mystic, Conn,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. William Fortner
on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Caulk of U. Of D.,
and Miss Margaret Caulk Of New
Castle, spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Royden Caulk.
Mrs. Auley Hill visited Mrs. Thom-
as Moffett this week.
Mrs. Fred Heinold was a Whining
ton visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Spicer, Mrs.
Jacob Spicer and Mr.. and Mrs. Kline
Carey were recent visitors at Salem,
N. j., Of Mrs. Spicer's brother, Mr..
Ross Morris and family.
Mrs. r. G. Brockson of Oaklyn, NJ.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Spicer.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05
TOWNSEND

Items of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the Neighborhood
Townsend, Oct. 4.-Mr. William p.
Reynolds has returned home after
spending last month with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. James H. Wilson, wife Of
Chief Electrical Engineer of the Town
Of Smyrna. While in Smyrna Mr..
Reynolds quietly celebrated his 92nd
birthday, the happy occasion being on
the I'd inst. This remarkable citizen
Of this place was generously remen-
bered by his friends who never fail to
emphasize their love and esteem when
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05
DEAKYNEVILLE
Items of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the NeighborhoOd

Cleaned About the NeighborhOod
Deakyneville, Oct 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
William d. Warner, Miss Violette
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Smith
spent Monday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Everett Deakyne of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with his brother
Mr.. Robert Deakyne.
Mrs. James F. David, Mrs. Ethel
Carey and daughter Mildred, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Martha E. Stats.
Mr.. Freeman Hawkins of st. eorges
is spending a few days with his faith
er, Mr.. Wesley S. Hawkins.
Miss Elizabeth Donovan is GONZALES
cling at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Donovan after an operation.
Mrs. Erma Gardner has returned
home after an operation on the
throat.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Emory spent
Sunday with friends at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hardcastle, of
Philadelphia, are visiting Martin
Vaughn and family.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05

Rev. w. S. Cantwell is spending two
weeks with Rev. w. C. Buckson at
Lincoln City.
w. c. Savin visited with relatives
at Milford recently.
Smyrna times., 1927-10-05
CHEswoLD

Items of Personal and Social Interest
Cleaned About the Neighborhood
Cheswold, Oct. 4.--Mrs. Mary King
entertained the Ladies Aid Of Central
Church at her home this afternoon. A
social hour followde the business ses-
sion.
Evening star., 1927-09-15
Becomes kindergarten Head.

L. A. Hayes, from kindergarten prin'
cipal. Garnet-Patterson group, to kim
dergarten principal. Garnet School:
II. II. Harris, from kindergarten assist
ant, Garnet-Patterson group, to kinder
garten assistant, Garnet School; e. V.
Campbell, from grade 5. Ambush
School, to grade 5, Logan school; O. T..
Lucas. from grade 3, Ambush School,
Evening star., 1927-09-15
400 PERSONNEL SHIFTS MADE
l. AT EDUCATION BOARD SESSION
Cecilia Dulen Named Buchanan School
Principal; Miss Lockwood APP
pointed to Benning.

cry group; r. T. Broa dus, from grade
| 5. Military Road School, to grade 5,
Wilson School; G. l.. Robinson. from
grade s. Wilson School, to grade 5.
| Military Road School: r. f.. Simms,
| from grade 8, Cleveland School, to
| grade 4, Cleveland School; !. +. Gar
| rison. from grade ,. Banneker-Jones
| group, to grade 3, Cleveland School;
| \. V. Johnson, from grade 5, Slater
| Langston group. to grade 5, Garnet
School: J. II. Crawford. from grade a.,
! Sumner Ma gruder group. to teacher
| grade 3, Slater-Langston group; N.
| G.. Johnson, from grade 3. Cook
| School, to grade 4, Sumner Magruder
group; II. +. Wilson, from supplement
tary teacher Reno School. ITO grade
s, Military Road School, M. p. Dun
| can, from grade 4, Military Road
| School, to grade 3, Garrison School;
+. NJ. Holmes, from grade 3. Garri-
son School, to grade 2. Briggs-Mont.
gomery School; Harriet Robinson,
| from grade ., Briggs sMontgomery
group. to grade 2, Garrison School;
| Fl. NJ. Savoy, from grade 4, Stevens
| School, to grade 5, Stevens School,;
School, to grade 6, Stevens School,
School, to grade 2, Mott School; r.
ID. Fultz, from grade >, Mott School,
to grade 2, Phillips SCHOOL,; r. a
Daley, from grade 7, Garnet School,
to grade s, Mott School; O. NJ. Walk
er, from grade 6, Garnet School, to
grade Z, Bruce: e. f. Perry, from
grade s, Garnet, to grade 8, Bruce
School.
b. B. Clarke, from grade s. Garnet
School, to grade s, Garrison School;
S. E. Schooler, from grade Z, Garnet
Patterson group, to grade z, Garrison
School; c. NJ. Houston, from grade
z, Garnet-Patterson group, to grade
7. Garrison School; M. B. Wade, from
grade 6, Garnet-Patterson group, to
grade s, Garrison School, c. D.
Bowser, from grade 6, Garnet -Patter-
son group, to grade s, Garrison
School; L. H. Pinchbaok, from grade
8, Garpet-PattersOn group, to grade
z, Garrison School; N F. Lewis,
from grade 3, Garrison School,, to
grade 3. Sumner Magruder School:
NJ. s. King. from grade 4, Garnet
Patterson group, to grade 5, Bruce
School; NJ. B. Mitchell, from grade
3. Garnet Patterson group. to grade
4, Garnet School,; H. w. Miller, from
grade 5, Garnet-Patterson group. to
grade 5, Garnet School; II. G. Hair
ston, from grade i, Garnet Patterson
group. to grade 4, Garnet School; NJ.
D.. Dodson. from grade g., Garnet
Patterson group. to grade 3, Garnet
School; B. S. Mitchell, from grade .,
Garnet Patterson group. to grade 2,
Garnet School; V. fl. Simmons, from
grade 2, Garnet Patterson group, to
grade 2. Garnet School: A.. NJ. Cure
ton, from grade 2, Garnet Patterson
group, to grade 2, Garnet School; f.
M. Redmond, from grade l, Garnet
Patterson group, to grade /. Garnet
School: T. p Entzminger, from grade
/, Garnet Patterson group, to grade
l, Garnet School; G. H. Booker, from
grade /, Garnet Patterson group, to
grade l, Garnet School; e. B: Piper,
from grade l., Garnet Patterson
group, to grade 1, Garnet School; E.
l.. King. from kindergarten principal
Garnet Patterson group, to kinder
Evening star., 1927-09-15

School. to grade 2, Lovejoy School; D.
H. Cole, from grade /. Giddings-Lin-
coin School, to grade l, Garrison
School; f. r. Holland. from grade 4,
Douglass -Twining group. to grade q.
Garrison School: A. E. Duncan, from
grade 8, Lovejoy School, to grade d.,
Lovejoy School; V. r. Purefoy, from
grade 2, Lovejoy School, to grade 3,
Lovejoy School; M. E. Barton, from
grade /, Lovejoy School, to grade z.
Lovejoy School; Fl. c. Peer. from
grade /, Syphax School, to grade z,
Banneker,J Jones group: Delphia Nose
Highlands School, to Pierce-Webb
School; D. X. Currie, teacher, from
grade 4, Congress Heights School. to
grade 1, Monroe School; p. f. King,
teacher. from grade 2. Ketcham-Van-
| Buren, School. to grade q. Congress
| Heights School: Florence Boteier.
| t. lcher, from kindergarten assistant,
Bryan School. TO kindergarten princi'
pal, Buchanan School.
Miss M. 7. Lowell, from teacher,
, class Ia. Eaton School, to Barnard
School; Miss NJ. II. Ruby, from teach
er, class Ia. Truesdell School, to
Bryan School, Miss Maude Mcbride,
from teacher, Buchanan School. to
| Truesdell School; Miss G. M. St1nZlng'
from teacher. grade 2, Thomson
School, to Johnson School, r. ]. New
man, teacher, from grade /, johnson
School, to grade 2. Johnson School;
Mrs. NJ. C. Coltman, from teacher,
grade l. Monroe School, to grade J..
Johnson School; Miss II. M. Bugbee,
from teacher. grade 5, Takoma School,
to grade 6, Takoma School; Miss
Genevieve Thomas, from teacher
grade 5. Allison street portables. to
Hubbard School; Miss NJ. L. Cock.
Grille, from teacher, grade 8, Raymond
School to Petworth School; Miss A.
f. Dodd. from teacher. grade A, West
School, to grade 3, Raymond School;
Mrs. E. G. Mccormick, from teacher,
Evening star., 1927-09-15

garten principal, Garnet School; Miss
M. r. Reid, from kindergarten assist
ant, Garnet Patterson group. to
kindergarten assistant. Garnet School.
F. c. Chandler, from teacher. class
&C. Macfarland Junior High, to
teacher, class &C, Stuart Junior High
School; A. NJ. Kennedy, from teacher,
class "a, jefferson Junior High, to
teacher, class "a, Hine Junior High
School; A. B. Hedges, from teacher,
class &C. Columbia Junior High School,
to teacher, class 3A, Eastern High
SCHOOL, l.. p. Magee. from teacher,
class &C, Columbia Junior High School,
to teacher, class 3A, Western High
School; A. N. Thrasher, from teacher,
class &C. Langley Junior High School,
to teacher, class 3A, Central High
school: NJ. f. Clifford, from teacher,
class &C, Hine Junior High School, to
teacher, class "a, Eastern High
School: J. p Collins. from teacher,
class 3A. Business High School, to
teacher, class SA, Eastern High School;
NJ A. Dawson. teacher class Ia, from
grade ., Cranch- Tyler, to grade 2, Van
Ness: r. w. McDermot. teacher, class
Ia, from grade 1, CranchTyler, to
grade 9, Cranch- Tyler; B. w. Philpitt.
teacher, class Ia, from grade 3, Cranch-
Tyler, to grade 2. Cranch-Tyler: o. H.
Corkery, teacher, class IA, from grade
S, Burroughs School, to grade 8, Bur-
roughs School, Sarah Musson. teacher,
class IA, from grade z. Langdon
School, to grade 6. Langdon; NJ. A.
Newman, teacher, class la, from grade
5, Langdon School, to grade 5. Wood
ridge School; NJ. B. Mccormick,
teacher, class Ia, from grade 4, Van
Ness School. to grade 4. Monroe
School H. w. Coffren, teacher. class
Ia, from grade s, Force-Adams School,
to grade 6, Seaton School; L. f. EN-
norman, teacher, class la. from grade
s, Brookland School. to grade 7. Brook
land School.
Evening star., 1927-09-15

to grade 4, Ambush School; w. A.
Dodson, from grade ], Ambush School,
to grade 3. Ambush School; l.. D.
Smith. from grade /, Banneker-Jones
School. to grade l, Ambush School, B.
S. Devaughn. from grade 3, Banneker.
Jones School, to grade q, Douglass
Twining School; X. f. Tayleur, from
grade 8, New Bell School, to grade 2,
Cardozo.Bell School; G. c. Turner, from
New Bell School, J. W. Sewell, from
opportunity class, New Bell School, to
grade 5. New Bell School; j. II. jack
son. from kindergarten principal, Ban
neker-Jones School, to Kindergarten
principal. Briggs School; A. G. Thomas,
from kindergarten principal. Burrville
School. to kindergarten principal, Ban
neker-Jones School, j. A. Richardson,
from grade 8, Birney School, to grade
3, Burrville School; l.. X. Lewis, from
grade 8, Burrville School. to grade 8,
Birney School; /. NJ. Burke. from grade
Z. Deanwool School, to grade 8, Dean
wood School; c. B. Manns. from grade
4, Douglas-Twning School, to grade 5.
Ambush school; Inetta Banks, from
grade 3, Douglas Twining School, to
grade I, Banneker-Jones School; l.. II.
Hughes, from grade S, Logan School,
to grade 3, Douglas-Twining School,;
A. V. Lewis, from grade 5. Cardozo-
Bell School, to grade 6. Giddings Lin
coin School; M. w. Scott. from grade
q. Cardozo Bell School, to grade 5, Car
dozo-Bell School; S. l.. Wallace, from
grade 3. Cardozo-Bell School, to grade
4, Cardozo-Bell School; G. B. Cope.
from grade 2. CardozoBell School, to
grade 3. CardozoBell School; II. J.
Harris, from grade /. Smothers School,
to grade 2. Cardozo-Bell School; e. N.
Hogan, from grade 4, New Bell School,
to grade S, Giddings-Lincoln Schools;
M. Fl. Browne, from grade 2, New Bell
School, to grade 4. New Bell School,;
NJ. l. Hackett. from grade l. Payne
School, to grade 2, New Bell School; l.
r. Browne. from supplementary teacher
Patterson School, to grade @,
Banneker-Jones School,
A. II. Freeman. from supplementary
teacher, Stevens School, to grade 2,
Banneker-Jones School; b. M. Simms.
from grade 2, Lovejoy School, to grade
2, Garrison School; A. B. Stokes, from
supplementary teacher, Iiddings slim
coin School. to grade !, Logan School:
H. B. Hines, from grade 1, Logan
Evening star., 1927-09-15

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Evening star., 1927-09-15

Continued on Page Forty.nine:l
Evening star., 1927-09-15

NOntinueu from rage FOrty-HFel
Thomson School; NJ. A. Steinle. teach
er. from grade s. Thomson School, TO
assistant elementary supervision; N.
B. Gammell. teacher, from grade 2,
Brent-Dent School, TO grade 2. Brent
Dent School; NJ. A. Rick. teacher.
from grade Z. Buchanan School, to
grade 5. Buchanan School; l.. F.
Pope, teacher, from grade ,, Wallach
School, to grade 2. Buchanan School,;
l. L. Burch. teacher, from grade >,
Van Ness School, to grade 2, Wallach
School: c. H. Williams, teacher, from
grade s. Morgan School, to grade 5,
Adams School: p. NJ. Bruner. teacher,
from grade 3, Morgan School, to grade
4, Morgan School; NJ. H. Sterrett,
teacher. from grade l, Adams School,
20 grade 8. Morgan School; n. F. His
cock, teacher, from grade /. Dennison
School. to grade /, Adams School;
Amelia Rakeman, teacher. from grade
2, Dennison School. to grade 2, Force
School; II. G. Haberman. teacher,
from grade 1, Dennison School. to
grade l, Adams School; I. w. Tyler
from teacher. ungraded class, Doug
lass-Twining Group. to speech i'm
provement department.; A. S. Terry,
from supplementary teacher. New Bell
School, to grade 3, Montgomery
School; F. L. Virgins, from grade z.
Slater-Langston School, to grade 8,
Slater-Langston Group; L. l.. Banks,
from grade g. Slater-Langston, to
grade 5, Slater-Langston Group: G. j.
Tignor, from grade 3, Cleveland
School, to grade 1, Slater-Langston
Group: ]. A. Young, from grade 8,
Mott School. to grade 8. Bruce School;
A. z. Dyson, from grade 5, Mott
School, to grade 5, Bruce School; F.
o. Talbot. from grade 8, Garnet
School, to grade s, Bruce School; NJ.
6. Scott. from grade 3, Garnet School,
to grade 8, Cleveland School: II. l.
Ease, from grade 6, Garnet School, to
grade 6, Cleveland School; ]. c. Will
hanson, from grade 4, Garnet School,
to grade 4, Cleveland School,
Goes to Bruce School, -
I. A. Brown, from supplementary
teacher, Slater-Langston group, to
grade 2. Bruce School: 8. G. Fletcher,
from grade 5, Garnet School, to grade
s, Bruce School; Elizabeth Dougherty,
teacher. from grade /, Cook School.
to grade 2, Cook School; V. S. Ed
monds, from grade s, Sumner School,
to grade Z, Sumner School; M. f.
Brooks. from grade 6. Sumner School.
to grade Z. Sumner School; J. c.
Smith. from grade 6, Garrison School,
to grade 6, Summer School; E. E. Nc
Ginnis. from grade s., Sumner School,
to grade 6, Sumner School; H. G.
Dixon, from grade z, Garrison School,
to grade 6. Garrison. School: p. A.
Matthews, from grade 4. Garrison
School. to grade 4, .TWining School,;
NJ. F. Matthews, from grade 1. Gar
rison School, to Grade /. Giddings-
Lincoln School; e. B. Hail., from
grade 9, Garrison School, to grade
2, Cleveland; Edith Fleetwood, from
grade 1, Cleveland School, to grade 2.
Cleveland School; G.. L. Waters, from
grade 5, riggs-Montgomery group.
to grade 6, Briggs-Montgomery group:
Fl. l.. Collier, from Harrison Health
SchooI. to grade S, Briggs-Montgom-
The Washington times., 1927-08-13

Schultz, the Brown outfieIdeR.
e another first year man who
has come through. He had
tough luck and busted himself
up when he chased into the
wall after q fly ball, but he
was In there long enough to
prove his big league caliber.
Hogan, the big catcher. n 4
first year man. and 4 good
one. saw him down n st.
Petersburg during the training
season and he looked mighty
good then. He's even better
now.
There are others, but that's
enough to prove that 1927 has
been q pretty fair year for kid
players. Usually it takes three 81
four years to develop d man in the
big league. But these kids / have
named are exceptions and 1927 Il
an exceptional year.
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