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New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
OPTIMISTIC OVER HIGH SCHOOL NINE
Coach Cassidy Predicts Success. iul Season for Red and Gold

The best looking squad ' ever had" is what Coach George NJ. Gas sidy says of the baseball squad Of about 50 candidates which reports regularly in try-outs for places on this. years Now Britain High school team.
 Coach Cassidy freely predicts 8 successful season il his pitching staff
 holds up. His staff consists Of Joe Massey. Stanley part%ka. Al Hav- lick and Wilton Mercy. So far
 'Southpaw Joe" is showing the best
 form and VIII probably start against NaLga,Eck in the game scheduled
 for tLat place Saturday Of this
 week. According to preliminary
 plans the lineup Of the rest Of the
 team may he as follows: "Moniue" Zaleski. veteran. catch: Cay
 Eromberg. first base: Partyka, 2
 new recruit and former American
 Legion pitcher, second base; Frank
 Begley recruit, shortstop and Cap
 tain CRed) Matulis, third base. There is wealth of material
 fighting for places in the outheld. Joe Charlow. brother Of Chick" Charlow who starred in the outfield Of last years team. is showing up
 exceedingly well. Urban. a veteran substitute from last years team. Al Hayi:ck, Louis Landino, Alex Za - leski, Joe Moehan and several other are staging a torril battle for pos!
 lions and the final choice may not
 be made until the latter part Of this week, Tommy Weston and Ed lIinchey. two veterans, have not been reporting and the coach has
 not had chance to get a line on them.
 The schedule in it's completed form will not be ready to announce until after the school board has given it's approval So far, Mir. Cas- sidy has arranged games with the Hartford Public High school. La Sallet." Seminary Of Hartford. New Haven Hillhouse. Norwich Free | academy, Collegiate Preparatory and Naugatuck.
 The Hartford New Britain games will be played On May l4 there and May 2Sth here. The other league gaMe with New Haven will be play cd in that city on May 30th Nor wjch Free academy comes here on June 4th.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
gy the 4 ssociated Pcass,

gy .he Associated Frees,
 Playing sensational and consistent baseball. the Phllies whom the ex- perts consigned to the second djyi- sion at the start Of the season, took a spike hold ou second place in the National league today.
 More tremendous siusging, back d by tight pitching and fielding. enabled them 10 beat the Boston Braves, l2 to 1 yesterday, and rise 70 the ring next 10 the top where they are tied with the Pirates and Giants. With their next game also scheduled for the home lot the Phil lies have a chance for first. Already their showing has surprised the rail birds who hadn't thought Stutfy Nc lnnis had any kind Of a club at all.
 sand was the big noise yesterday, as he has been in every game this season. leading his teams attack with four hits while Pruett held the Braves 10 six.
 Another striking thing about the standing is the fact inc Yankees and the Cards head their respective lee gues at this eariy- season date in lg27. just where they stood at the end of play in 1@-i-
 St. Louis rose 'o tho rishtful place of a world champion by defeating he Pirates who had been breeding along in the lead. X rare duel ot pitchers dacideA the issue with Jess Haincs O. the Cards shading Ray kr.rner or the Pirates. The cnly run Of the game was Doathits homer in the s,N'h, which vas enough to win for the Cardinals J 10 [.
 When St. I.ouis's other major league representative. the Browns finally dropped game to the Cleve- land Indians. to 1, yesterday il wes only their third defeat in eight games. Like the Phillies the Browns were picked for the cellar. but they too hold second place at this writing.
 Just above them. the Yankees hold on first position weakened e little as they lost to the Senators !, to 4. Goose Goslin did the home run hitting this time Wlth q Iorg on" the seventh that brought his team from behind to win. Babe fulh had an off day and famed twice.
 Seven runs in one inning brought victory to the Cincinnati Reds, Il 10 [. over the Cubs, who had been leading, to 4, up 10 the eighth.
 X pitcher who batted in the Win- ming run was the hero Of the N hlte .-o: victory over the Tigers After relieving Red Faber and checking q betroi, Rally. George Conn2!ly knocked a single in the tenth with Accurdy on second.
 Cold winds troze out scheduled 20 between the Athletics and k ~px at Boston. while the Giants and Robins had day off to rest up TOT their meeting of the season thlS a.lcrlI ooH.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
SEOU!N TO INFORMALLY
 OPEN SEASON APRIL 30
MaI,ir Hill Golf Club to stage >rcc'ai Medal Play HandiCaps for Men
 and Women.

Tho Se1au Golf club will infor- maI.y 0reu l's season April 90 wit q -peaial opening day medal play Glrd,rap for men whi," in th" after noon inc ladies will start their open ing day program also with q medal play handicap tournament. Prizes Of golf supplies willy ,h" awarded for the low net enores The mems tour- ulmout is in charge of W. (. t!ln- gan. chairman or the tournament nolumtto-. Nr Ciingan reports that at unusually l1rEa turnout will en- 'or for .His tournament. The ladies tournament Hlll be in charge Of Mrs. $ B. Perkins on4 Mrs, F. E. liain"s
 Under the guidance ot M (. Man 'crnach president ot the club, there is q new growing enthusiasm at Sc qpin. From every indication this opening day VIII ,uauaurato the most spccessful season he club has ever had
 The uow course is in fine shape for the opraIHG Members have been playiu" the regular groans and tees the ras, week or two and q good sraFs turf covers the tairways,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
 IN
ROONEY SKATERS
 BOWLING RECORDS
Casino Alley Representative Does
 Wonders With Two Balls

New Haven. April 26 LPt-Record breaking bowling marked the seventh week Of competition in the Connecticut state duckpin cham pionship tournament being con ducted under the two bal! plan Dave Rooney, of New Britain, shat tered all known nine string and eighteen string records since the state individual competition was started. several years ago. His nine string total, rolling two balls instead Of the three in use in former tournaments, was 1,131 and it not only broke the mark for the present tournament which was l,072 held by Jimmy Barber Of Waterbury but it also toppled the best previous tournament mark of l,126. The former state record was held jointly by Ray Gaines Of Hartford and Eddie Anderson Of New Britain.
 iscoiI'S D | D stiAiiC llii l'iiI ici Ntl' week totalled 2.133 and this broke not only the present tournament mark Of 2,o23. held by Peters oi Bristol, but the best previous 1S game pin fall record ofI2.132, estab, lished by Eddie Anderson Of New Britain in 1926. Jimmy Barber O Waterbury. 1926 state champion a three ball bowling. also rolled wei enough during the past week t' have broken records but he couldn' match the work of Rooney. Bar her's IS game pinfall for the weol was c.0-G which also broke Peters old record Of 2.G2$. Barber, how ever. managed 10 cling to his in diyidual average leadership, holdin. an average ot 1NS.a6. or a substan tial gain over lis figures Of las week.
 All along the battle front. th' rolling was the best in the SeVcl weeks of the tournament. Leader ships remained unchanged witl Barber remaining in first place b, a substantial margin over Jack Ottt Of TorrinGton, Otto has rolled nin' games less than his Watcrbur, rival and must win all nine in ordo, 10 gain q first place tie. Noils, th, other Torrington entry, Is running >along in third place and the onl, way he can enter the position is t' have Otto drop nine games in hi postponed match with Miller c Hartford. Fred Teller Of Meriden former state champion at the thro' ball game, despite a defeat b. Rooney during the record breaking dash of the latter, continued to ru in fourth place, 13 games behind tn leaders.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
Testimonial Banquet
 To Champion Quintet:

The testimonial banquet to the teams which won championships under the Hartford County Y. M. C. \. banner this winter will be held in the Center church dining room at 6:30 o'clock tomorrow evening Following the dinner, for which Mrs. A. Kronholm will be caterer there will be a few brief speech as The teams whose members will at tend are the South church. State Trade school, and Phantoms of this city, Pennington Triangles, and Hazardvillo "Y" Juniors. the basket ball title-winning qulntets: tho Kensington Boys club swimming team, the Lewis High school track team. and the all-star teams which won the state aquatic and track meets for this county in the Tor rington and Meriden meets.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
BY BILLY EVANS
BY BILLY EVANS

1. What great record was made by the st. Louis Browns in the Amer icau association?
 ?. When was the Union associa- ton organized?
 .. What was it's object?
 4. How well did it succeed?
 :. When was the Players league formed and what was it's object?
 THIS TELLS TT
 1. The St. Louis Browns, under Charles Comisley, established a, rec ord in that organization by winning four consecutive pcnnants.
 ?. The Union association was formed in 1884 and lasted only one season.
 2. Disgruntlcd players formed it. hoping 10 better their conditions.
 1. They failed Of success because their packers soon got tired of trying to buck the well organized National league.
 ,. The Players league was form- ed in 1890, tho object being to gc, some of the big money they believed the magnates were raking in.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
WON'T RACE WIDE
Lloyd Hahn. Unable 10 Get Into Condition by June 12. Refuses Invitation of Governor,

Falls City. Nebr.. April g6 iP) - Explaining he could not get into condition by June 12. and that il would not be worth while to train for a single race. Lloyd Hahn. of Falls City. star Boston A. C. dis tance runner, said he would de- cline Q request by Gov. McMullrn that he race Edwin Wide, inc Swedish school master. in Chicago June 1o.
 The race was planned as the feature event Of an athletic carui- val in Chicago for the benefit of the Swedish National Tuberculosis sanitarium at Denver. Hahn defeat ea Wide several weeks ago in 2 mile race at New York.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26

Indianapolis, Ind, April 26.---l oG need fighting heart and the viciousnoss that made Jack Demp- sey famous to rate among the top notchers in the boxing world.
 That explains why George Mul- holland, former Butler athlete. is now operating a chain Of women s hat stores here instead Of boxing for q livng-he lacked the heart and viciousncss.
 For four years. Mulholland was q football star at Butler. During those same four years. he boxed quite a bit in collegiate circles.
 He had the build Of a Tunney and the physique Of an iron man and, as q result, he was crowned national A. A. U. junior lightweight cham pion before he was through as an amateur.
 He was also a member Of tn" 1924 Olympic team that Uncle Sam sent to Europe.
 Like La Barha and great many amateurs who later cashed in as professionals, Mulholland felt the need of big dough-especially since college expenses were pilins mp re- careless of the size Of his roll-an'l turned pro last December.
 The beginning of his professional career wag most successful He chaIked up victories against some of the best light hcGvioS. despite his lack of experience.
 He had everything. That Is everything but the lighting heart that could have made him q great fighter.
 He had the punch 10 rock '"m 10 ele,p. but he never used it. II" didn't have the heart. IT" was known for his sportsmansl?ip. one sports writer said, and he never could reconcile himself 10 battcring an opponent until he took the count.
 Enter the hat stores. Nulholland said he couldn't worl; under any man and that he had 10 get into a business Of his own. Millinery shops nave ttINaS5 ran III his family, so it was not surprising to find him interested in that line. Managing three wOmcn's hat stores Is about all one fellow can worry about any way, and this en- 'crprisc Of the youth who might have been T king in the boxing world is something quite different from any athletes attempts in the i business.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
/ WOMAN SWIMMER WE'D
Marriage of Helen Wainwright, Former Amateur Diving Cham. Diou. Is Announced.

Dallas. Tex. April 26- tR1-Hclon Wainwrieht. former amateur wom- an diving champion. was married 70 Leonard Holland. Dallas theator organist, at Fort Worth, April l&. it became known today.
 Miss Wainwright met Holland while appearing as q member Of a swimming team headed hy Gertrude Ederle. first woman to swim tho English channel.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26

two men by the kayo route to stay in the tournament. Winners with him were Louis New, Milwaukee, Harry Devine, Worcester, and Frank Ciardiello, New York. In the 11S pound ranks John Hac-
 gerty. Pittsburgh. Thomas Paul. of Buffalo, Heurta Evans, Los Angeles and Bud Christy, Gary, came through
 safely.
 Flyweights will be represented to-
 night by A. lovino. Pittsburgh. Hugh Devlin, New Bedford. Harry Lieben-
 son. New York and Dudak. Theirs
 was the only division to require
 three rounds because of the number of entrants.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
LORD DROPS DECISION

Holyoke, Mass. April 26.-Eddie Lord. Meridon junior-l lightweight, dropped the rcfereo's decision to Sammy Offcrman Of California in the eight-round seni-iinal bout Of q card at the Holyokc Arena last night.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
The Standing
Games Today

Hartford at Bridgeport.
 Albany at New Haven. plttsfcld at Waterbury, Springfield at Providence.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
CONFER WITH RICHARD
Gus Wilson, Trainer of Dempsey. to Discuss Possible Comeback by For. mcr Champion.

New York, April 2s P}-Gus Will son, trainer of Jack Dempsey, is on his way east from California for a conference with Tex Rickard con- corning a possible comeback attempt by the former champion, Rickard said today after receiving a wire sent by Wilson from Salt Lake City The conference was set for Thursday.
 While Eickard declined further in- formation. it was noised about that Wilson will bring the word Demp- sev is ready 10 come east and start training at his old camp at Saratoga for q fight in July.
 If so Demrsey's opponent protab- iy will be Pauline Uzcudun, or the winner of the Maloney- Sharkey fray. May 19. or both. Eickard is under- stood to be willing to match Demp- sey with Tunuey in September if all ~0es well with Jack in his bouts with other contenlcrs.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Washington ], New York f Chicago :, Detroit $.
 10 innirgsl. Cleveland I, St. Louis 1. Philadelphia Boston, rain.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
EASTERN LEAGUE
Game, Ncsterday '

Bridgeport !, Springfield ,
 Cl4 innings>. Albany 2, Providence 1 tothar games postponed rain )
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
The Standing
Games TOtla,

Pittsburgh at St. Louis. New York al Brooklyn. Chicago at Cincinnati.
 Boston at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 0. Cincinnati Ii, Chcago .. Philadelphia 12, Boston i. (Other clubs not schaduled) .
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
The Standing
Games Today

Washington at New York Detroit at Chicago.
 Philadelphia at Boston. St. Louis at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
Cl%fI%SATI
n2 II lc q U

z-Rattcd for Drcsson in 7tA.
 az-Harted for Ford in sth clttraeo 20l col o5o- ? D.no,.,.a,t coo loo &1x-1I
 Two naaa l!ta- Kelly @. Three base a5ts-S Steahsu85u. Wilson. Winning pitch ,r-Neh. Las,Hr p.f. bnr-EIaEe. IH- lres-AirIauEal.u. kIem and Wi!son, Tine g.G-
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
Totals
NEW YORK
Totals
z-Bottgd Tor o'AeIi in @f''.

violated For G#1st'a .n 9Th.
 k1y-Battea for CtahuwsI iu 5tL Washington ..,.......hIJ o"' "-N-' 'cT York ..s-.+-.. .'IN ILL ' .
 Tvo ulse hits Speaker, Gazotg, HtEh ,;farig fer Home rUn-Gosna. Win- .lae rteher--LIgenbca Passed hall .-ON.u. I'rsp!r-s o"cEs, Hiid"brand srt o-ru,hy, T.ma of pame--.5o.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
INTERN RATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Baltimore 2. Toronto l.
 Rochester ., Reading 6. GsD. Reading (. Rochester ,. (2nd).
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
The Standing
Games Today

Buffalo al Jersey City Syracuse at Newark.
 Rochester at Reading
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26

| x-Betted for Kremer Tn Sth.
 I Ilttshugeh 600 QUO Gl3-a 1 St. I,olis 900 tpl egM--l ! Home ruH--Douthit. Losing p.;-her- [ Nreatcr. Umplr s--Jgrda and Moran. . 'i'f-t,..- i.oo
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
Ran Tor Wilson lu E.!-

s- i.AE .'t N .tf'ai aa' +-'-' Boston N'H NlP l'- Philadelphia la9 'l' V'&-l
 Two base Wrirhts.ouo. iiI'h, Sand Loslga 7itche---Eot.r'son I'm hires Fsa,Iau opay and Nn'pr'ri"a. Tfne.~15 559
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26

TT-7-T 0T II -l I5 v-EatteH for R- lou in a'h.
 TA-Har'e3 for Neluo r s,..
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New Britain herald., 1927-04-26

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New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
PHlLLLES TAKE HOLD M
 SECOND PLACE M RACE
Swamp Boston Braves F to 4-Douthits Homer Wins for Cards Over Prates-Browns Drop One to h. dians-Yankees Lose to Senators-Cincnnati Reds Score Victory Over Cubs-White SoN Trim Tigers Cold Winds Freeze Out Game.

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  Totals -5 q z 3
New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
Cnrhin SrreW CNrn

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New Britain herald., 1927-04-26
RattaI,nO ISayOS Two

The road to the scm-finals In the 12G pound division was strewn with knockouts for Chris Battalino. Hart = ford, Conn. seeker. who disposed of
, 1927-06-29
NOTICE
OF FINAL NJ

Under the provisions of Chapter
ISL, Session Laws of Wyoming
1921, notice is hereby given that
the State Highway Commission is
advised that the work on Project
No. 1O3A the same being the work
under contract by Taggart Construc-
ton Co. in the County of Park, has
been completed, and that the Con-
tractor is entitled to final settle
ment therefor.
All persons, firms or corporations
who have any claims for work done
or material furnished on such work,
shall, within thirty 600 days from
July 9Th, 1927 file with the State
Highway Commissl on a verified
statement of his. its or their claims,
and If he, it or they shall fail to
file their claim within the time
prescribed by this notice, the State.
for which said Commission is acting
shall in no wise be liable to any
such persons, firms or corporations
for any claims he, it or they may
have for material furnished or work
done in connection with such COLI
struction, and if such claimant shall
fail to file his, it's or their claim
for such work done or material
furnished within a period of sixty
(60) days after such work is finally
completed, he, it or they shall be
deemed to have waived his, its or
their claims for payment of such
work or material furnished the
State of Wyoming.
At the expiration of 80 days from
the time of the final completion of
the work on this project all moneys
due to contractor must be paid to
the contractor unless claimants
against said money shall in addition
to filing claims commence an APP
propriate legal action against said
contractor attaching any money
held by the State Highway Com
mission, or secure ar assignment
from said contractor.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
First publication June %, 1927
Last publication July 6, 1927
, 1927-06-29
kEEPING WELL
LIVING ON MEAT FOR
ELEVEN YEARS
DIR FREDERICK II. GREEN
Editor of "HEAETH-

MUCH has been written about the
lTl danger of a meat diet. Not only
faddists and vegetarians but many
grave and learned professors Of
physiology and authors of scientific
textbooks have talked about the evils
of IA meat diet.
About thirty years ago DIR. Alexan-
der Haig, IA London physician. brought
forth a theory that meat caused uric
acid and that uric acid was the cause
OF high blood pressure, headache,
epilepsy. nervousness, mental diseases,
asthma, hay fever. Bright's disease,
diabetes. govt. rheumatism. bronchitis
and other diseases. This idea, called
the uric-acid theory, had a great many
followers among physicians.
Now vilhjalmar Stefansson,
the celebrated Arctic explorer who has
lived longer in the Arctic regions than
any other civilized man. and says that,
out of nearly twelve years he has
spent in the Polar regions, 5000 days
OF that time he has been on a 100 per
cent meat diet.
Those who have read Stefansson's
books will remember that with two
companions he started out TO explore
a large tract of the Polar regions. He
planned to be gone one year, yet he
only tool food for two weeks. Like
General Sherman. he cut loose from
his base of supplies and lived on the
country. He and his two companions
lived for n ear IN the meat of wal
rusps seals. pOlar hears and musl
, 1927-06-29
NOTICE OF FILING OF FIRST
AND FINAL ACCOUNT
And Report and Petition for Dis
tribution in the District Court
or Park County, Wyoming

In the matter of the estate of
EMILY A. DUFFIELD, Deceased.
All creditors and others interest
ed in the estate of Emily A. Duff
field. deceased.
Take notice that the undersigned
Executrix will, on or before the
18th day of July, 1927. file in the
office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Park County. Wyoming,
her first and final accoun and re
port and petition for distribution
of said estate, where anyone inter
ested may examine the same and
file objections thereto in writing
at any time before the 18th day
of July. 1927. and If no objections
are filed she will make final set
tlement of said estate on the 26th
day of July, 1927, or as soon there
after as the same may be heard.
Dated this 21st day of June,
1927.
GERTRUDE D. SANBORN ,
Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament of Emily A. Duff
field, deceased.
Paul r. Greever,
Attorney for Executrix.
First publication, June 22nd, 1927
Last publication. July 18th. 1927.
t
, 1927-06-29
NOTICE OF SELECTION OF
STATE LANDS FOR SALE PARK
: COUNTY

Pursuant to Section 239 of the
Compiled Statutes of Wyoming,
1920, notice is hereby given that
the following described state land
was selected for future sale upon
the application of the party named
herein, .to-wit:
Applicant w. r. Coe, NE SWA
Section 10. Township 81 North.
Range 102 west. 9Th principal mer-
idtan.
The said land has been patented
to the State and will be disposed
of in the same manner and under
the same restrictions as provided by
law for the disposition of other
state lands. The sale when held
Will be by public auction to the
highest bidder and will be adver-
tised in a newspaper at the county
seat.
Witness my hand and seal this
23rd day of June. 1927.
C. NJ. cox.
.(sEAL)
Commissioner OF
u Public Lands.