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Evening star., 1927-11-13
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.
SPANISH BUNGALOW.

Attractively furn.. has 3 extra large bed
rooms and tile bath. living. dining and break
fast room. kitchen. , screened porches. ga
rage and servants room. flowers. shruhbery
will lease for season TO responsible marty for
$4,000. Information write OWNER. Cal 8
w 9th ST. Miami. Fla
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SALE--HOUSES.
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PT,FASE COME OIJT

PLEASE COME OUT
Sunday and inspect 5S19 5th st. NV. be.
fore you buy. It's brick home built OF
the best materials and by builder of the
highest standing. Six big rooms tile bath
with shower. handsome French paneled walls,
a delightful kitchen with large pantry and
huilt.in refrigerator. 3 wide porches and a
huiitin garage. Street and alley paved
The price is under $4,000. and convenient
terms may be arranged.
Open From II AN. to 9 PM.
wAPLE & JAMES
JIG 14th St NV: Main 10000.
SEMI-DETACHED. NV.
Located on Shepherd st. near 14th: all
modern Groom brick. porches and garage.
Price reduced for quick sale TO $3.50
terms. Lincoln 1891
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RETURN LOADS WANTED

Loads or part loads 10 and from BALTIC.
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WANTED TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
a six-room house in desirable NV. section
viii pay cash. Give full particulars in
first letter. Address Box 432-K. Star Office. .
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good cash payment: would like possession
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Eight to ten room house. good section:
have clear farm near city TO trade.
FISCHER & MANNAKEE,
1910 Vermont Ave. Main 566.
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BRICK HOUSE OF SIX OR SEVEN ROOMS
, in good section. close to TRANSFORMATION: large
cash payment: possession wanted n. S.42.
Address 2440 Monroe ne. 14e
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FOR 8 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH
west or northeast location will consider ex-
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MODERN 8 TO 10 ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD
northwest section clear or subject to one
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New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
ADOPT OLD DATES
Major League Baseball Will Go Back to Old Schedule of Opening and Closing.
Closing.

New York, Feb. 4 tP-Major league baseball will go back to its old opening and closing dates this year. Having tried out Commission CT Landis' plan for an early finish last year without success. The sched- u!e committee has voted to drop the curtain on October 2, one week later than the closing date in 1926.
 Inaugural games on April 12 have been agreed upon as follows:
 American league-Philadelp at New York; Boston at Washington; Detroit at Cleveland; Chicago at St. Louis.
 National loague--Erookly at Bos- ton; New York at Philadelphia; Pittsburgh at Cincinnad: St. Louis at Chicago.
 The two leagues will hold separate meetings here next Tuesday to ap- prove the schedules. Reports have 1 been current that Commissioner Ian dis will call joint session of the ! two circuits on the following day.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
GEORGE DAY WILL
 MEET TONY JULIAN
Jimmy Clinch Again Signed on
 Meriden Fight Card

Promoter Bradley of the Meri- den Athletic club, who recently gave the fans of that city a high ly pleasing set of bouts at the re- vival of boxing at Meriden, is con- ing right back again with another bang-up card for the night of Thursday, February 10, at the au- ditorium, Meriden.
 In the feature bout listed for 12 rounds, Georgie Day, the busy New Haven youhgster, will meet Tony Julian, the fast gated Brockton, Mass, lightweight who holds referees decisions over Johnny Dundee, Harry (Kid) Brown, George (KiO Lee, Jimmy Frez- zette and Willie Harmon, the rugged New York welterweight.
 This will mark the first appear ance of the Shoe City" boxer in the Nutmeg state, and from what is said of him. it would serve the New Haven youngster well if he undergoes serious training for this encounter. The Brockton youth is a fast, two handed battler with an abundance of aggressiveness, not to be found in every battler of to- day. With Day and Julian fighting along the same lines the fans can expect plenty of action from the opening gong.
 In the semi-fnal listed for eight rounds, "Sheik" Leonard, the Wal lingford walloper, who has been showing surprisingly good form since waging comeback, will meet stiff opposition in Tommy Hamby of Holyoke. Leonard's last two starts with lazy Kaplan which resulted in a draw, and Sailor Latzo, whom he stopped in three rounds at New London few nights ago, goes to prove that the "Sheik" is still to be recognized as a contender in the welterweight class. However, he will have his hands full in getting away with Hamby, who has decisions over Johnny Curcio, Gene Mars, Buddy Jenkins, Oscar Pultz and Vincent Forgone, the hard hitting New Yorker.
 Surrounding the two head liners Promoter Bradley will present brace of four round bouts with the pairings as follows: Jimmy Clinch, New Britain, vs. Johnny Mack of New Haven; Stan Rogers, Meriden, vs. Young Altero of Waterbury with another four to be announced in a few days.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
Bare Fist Battles
 Of the Prize Ring
CHAPTER THIRTY-oNE

Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Incl
 When John L. Sullivan was train ing for his bout with Jim Corbett his handlers worked on the theory they must develop John L.. speed. so they made him run for hours through heavy beach sand with lead weights in his shoes
 They just ruined him, that's all, taking the steam out of his legs.
 When the fight started it was ap- parent Sullivan was just q ghost of himself. Round after round he kept plugging across the ring, chasil ' the fast Corbett all over the place. Corbett did nothing but gallop and Gallop and gallop until we all grew tired of the thing, and John L. s face was red and putting from try ing to get at Cobett and catch up with him.
 His mistake in training began to show and ha became leg weary. Corbett seized his chance and start cd after him.
 In the seventh round I was fam ming John L. with a towel and the towel struck his legs, He looked down and grinned weakly at me.
 They're gone, Jack, both of 'cm are gone"
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
COBB WAITING ID FIND OUT STATUS
Won't Sign to Play Ball Until He Knows Where He Stands

Augusta, Ga, Feb. 4 PI-Ty Cobb will not sign a contract to play base ball this season until he knows his 'exact status" in the American league. He expects to make definite announcement of his plans in about two weeks.'
 Commenting on published reports that Detroit had asked waivers on him, Cobb said today he had heard of the development and expected it..
 'The Detroit club made no sign to support me when I was in an un- fortunate situation" he former Tiger manager said. and now that I am in good standing it is not going to restrict my activities" Dan Howley, manager of the St. Louis Americans, who is visiting in Cobb's home, said if waivers were asked on Cobb the action would have no effect on Cobb's latitude in choosing a team and certainly no bearing on his own efforts to sign the veteran to con- tract.
 T haven't talked terms to him yet" Howley said. He understands that l want him and for the present we are talking about old times. He may decide to play with us. and he may not" Howley said he hoped to effect some sort of a trade" with the New York Yankee management whether he succeeds in signing Cobb or not. The Yankees also are after Cobb's services. are represented as trusting Cobb will go to St. Louis if they are unsuccessful in the hope that Howley then would be more in- clined to let go some of his players.
 T haven't anybody in mind" said Howley, but we may work up a trade" Negotiations between the two clubs involving several players, fell down suddenly about week ago.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
VA TERBURY QUINTET 70
 FACE GUARDS TOMORROW
Visitors to Attempt to Take Second Straight Game From Locals-Gave Nationals Worst Beating of Year in Brass City-New Britain Team Will Seek
 Revenge in Contest = Large Crowd of Rooters
 Coming Here With the Team-Burrtts in Preim.

The National Guard basketball team will meet the Brooklyn A. c. quintet of Waterbury at the state armory in this city tomorrow night in the weekly basketball feature. The Waterbury team looms as one of the most formidable opponents of the Guards this year.
 A look at the statistics for the sea- son will give an impression of just what power the Brass City team carries. In it's first game with New Britain on the state armory floor in this city, the Brass City team was beaten by the locals 35 to 25, mar gin of 10 points. Then in the second meeting between the teams on a Waterbury floor, the Guards were swamped under 42 to A score.
 Tomorrow nights game should be battle of battles. The Waterbury team will have to match speed be- cause the Guards are travelling at a fast pace now and they are out to turn the tables on the Brooklyn out fit as that team did on them in Wa terbury.
 The Waterbury team has in Dunn and Daily q pair of capable for wards. Dunn, especially is a hard man to keep from dropping in the points. McNamara. lanky portsider. will be at the pivot with Fruin and Wall in the back court.
 New Britain will start off with probably Sloman and Rubenstein at forwards, Restelli at center and Sheehan and Kilduff at guards. Tay- Tor, Reynolds and Sturm will be sent into the game so that two com- binations will be on the floor dur ing the struggle.
 The Burritts will meet Company B of Middletown in the preliminary game. The first contest will start at s o'clock and the main game will be started at o'clock. Dick Dillon will referee.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Pittsburgh, Pa.--Willie Davies, Charlerio. Pa, defeated Marty Gold, Philadelphia. ten.)
 Fights tonight;
 New York-Charley Phil Roscn- berg, bantamweight champion, vs Bushy Graham. Utica, N. I., G5 rounds for title) Tony Canzoneri vs Johnny Green (eight) Andre Routis, Paris. vs Carl Duane, New York. (eight,)
 inneapolis-Ernie Fliegal, Min neapolis vs Billy Defoe. Great Falls, Mont. (10D
 Tampa, Fla.-Tony Freeman vs Arturo Shekels.
 Detroit Mich.-Johnny Datto vs. Jackie Nichols, i0.)
 Chic7g 7go.--Walcott L2nygord, Chi cago, vs Bobby Barrett, Philadel- phia. Go)
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
|BURRITTS PLAYING | TWO TOUGH GAMES
Go to Middlet0Wn Tonight and Meet So. Manchester Tomorrow

The Burritt A. c. basketball team will top off a busy weekend with two hard games. one tonight and the other tomorrow night. Tonight the team will go to Middletown to play the fast Middletown Rec" team and Saturday night, the locals will take on tho Go. B team of Middletown in the preliminary at the State ar- mory.
 The Burritts have suffered defeats at the hands of both of these teams. They lost to the Rec" quintet earlier in the season by the score of 26 to 22 while the Co. B team beat them last year, being one of the two teams to turn this trick.
 The Rec" five has a strong line- up and showed worlds of speed in the game earlier in the season. The Burritts, however, with their entire squad back in the game. will be out to avenge this defeat and even up the score in games.
 The Go. B team of the down river city, will come here tomorrow night eager to pin another defeat on the local sharp shooters. The Burritts want to wipe out the defeat of last year suffered in Middletown by the score of 33 to 23 and for this reason. the strongest combination the team can use will be put in play
 The locals had no chance to even up matters last year as the two teams failed to agree on return game. Tomorrow night. the Bur ritts will have the advantage of playing on their home floor. The regular lineup of the local team will be used in both games.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
.S0CCOLI LOSES TO GREGOR IN MATCH
Rogers Man Takes Fillmore Star Into Camp by 100 to 76 Score

One of the biggest upsets in the state championship pocket billiard league took place last night at Ro- gers Billiard parlors when Domin- ick Soccoli, representing the Fillmore Academy on Main street, went down to defeat before Gregor, representing Rogers, in q state league match.
 soccoli appeared 10 be off form on some of his shots while Gregor hit his real stride for the first time during the seasons play. The score of the match was 100 to 76. It was q good battle all the way with Soc- coli getting the worst of 1t.
 Gregor picked out shots almost every time, some of them being very difficult and it is the unanimous opinion of those who viewed the match that 1t was by far tho best showing Gregor has made this sea son.
 Soccoli had a few chances to get some good runs. but his playing was below the standard he has shown in meeting some of the top-notchers in the league. He fell down badly in his safety play while Gregor seiz- ed every opportunity of making Soccolis blunders count to his own advantage.
 During the match. Gregor led Soc coli by a 79 to AS score when "Dom" started kicking over the traces. Soccoli got a run of Is and followed few shots later with a clutter of 13. Gregor. however, came back strong and had an un- finished run of f3 to win the match.
 High runs for Gregor for the eve- ming were IS. 14. IS, 10, 10. and 10. Soccoli hit strings of 15. 1S, and 1S.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
IN
 
BANTAM CHAMP TO
 DEFEND HIS TITLE
Charley (Phl) Rosenberg Meets Bushy Graham in Garden

New York, Feb. 1 RICharley (PhiD Rosenberg today dusted of his worlds bantamweight ring crown for it's first appearance in titular match here in a year and a half.
 In defence of the championship he faced a double barreled struggle first, the closing stretch of a six weeks fight against weight to reach the class limit of 11s pounds. And later, a 15-round duel against Bushy Graham, of Utica, N. Y. whose name has stood on the books of the state athletic commission for a year as his outstanding challenger.
 The titleholder still carried an ex- cess three-quarters of a pound as he left the training room yesterday. If he fails to scale 11S this after noon, his title will be declared for feited by the commission, and with the diadem will go s2,5O0 posted as a guarantee to make the weight.
 Rosenberg. an oft-suspended champion because of his refusals to defend the title, planned yesterday to spend good share of today in the steam room." There were no signs of switch in the betting odds which have made him slight favorite. but critics conceded Graham a strong chance to lift the crown. The dry ing out" measures by Rosenberg at the end Of a strenuous training siege were believed to be to the advan- tage of the challenger. Graham, a natural bantam, Is eX- pected to report at ringside in peak condition. The commission has an- nounced the match will be staged, regardless of whether Rosenberg scales 11S.
 Rosenberg lifted the champion ship in March. 1925. from Eddie (CannonbalD Martin. He outpointed the stocky Brooklyn fighter in a 15 round match. Since then, he has de- tended the title only once against an outstanding challenger, knocking out Eddie Shea of Chicago in the fourth round.
 Graham won his way to top rank ing among Rosenberg's contenders by victories over Harold Smith of Chicago, Abe Goldstein, former hold CT of the crown; Bud Taylor, of Terre Haute; California Joe Lynch, Frankie Genaro, Eddie O'Dowd, Chick Suggs and Tommy Ryan.
 The championship bout is sched- uled to get under way at 10 o'clock. It will be preceded by two matches between New York little men-Tony Canzoneri against Johnny Green and Carl Duane against Johnny Felucci. Both contestants will be over the S. round route.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04

As the rounds went on Sullivan really ran himself out and in the 21st he collapsed. He was not knocked out. He was so exhausted he couldn't get up. When he came back to his corner ho was in full possession of his faculties.
 Pulling himself up on the ropes he started across the ring to shake hands with Corbett. I stepped in front of him. No you don't, John," I says. Don't humiliate yourself. Corbett refused to shake hands with you before the fight"
 The grand old fellow looked at me with tears in his eyes and then made his famous statement that he'd been beaten fairly and cleanly and that he was glad an American won.
 The purse was winner take all. John l.. was broke. So was l. l had bet every cent I had on him. The crowds had deserted him. Those who used to swarm around him whenever he went to fight as a champion now avoided him, in the streets, in the hotel Hobbies, in the eating places.
 He was alone and broken-hearted.
 That night he gave me some good advice.
 Let booze alone" John said. You cant fight and drink. Jack. Everybody gets HIS sometime. DO what I'm a-telling you now and re- tire with the glory of worlds championship and avoid the disgrace of a knockout"
 I made up my mind that night, sitting alone there with John L. in his room. I quit fighting and re- tired.
 I gave my belt to Lavigne.
 THE END.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
IHREE-CORNERED TIE
Billiard Experts ChalIling Cues Pre- paratory to Battle for Champion ship.

Chicago, Feb. 4.-(P)- Three cushion billiard experts chalked their cues today after days recess in their title tilt to break a three way tie for the lead. shared by Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia, present champion. Art Thurnblad and Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago.
 Allan Hall of St. Louis ranked next with 2-1 record in the round- robin matches, and Denton of Kan sas Cit Copulos of Detroit and Lookabaugh of Chicago were tied with a II record. Kenney of Chicago has lost two and won one contest while McCourt of Cleveland and Campanioni, Cuban star. have drop ped three straight.
 Copulos was paired with Cam panioni in today's offer. Turnblad was Lookabaugh's opponent, Denton was matched with Kieckhefer and the champion defends tonight against Kenney.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
FIRST APPEARANCE
Edwin Wide, Swedish Track star, Will Appear In Meet In Newark Wednesday.

New York, Feb. (P) - Edwin Wide's first American track appear ance next Wednesday night at New ark, N. J., will endanger no otticia records, for the Swedish running sensation has chosen q course of D. 300 yards over which to display his speed. The distance is not recog- nized as a standard test by the Anna teur Athletic union.
 The event will be handicap af- fair.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
FALCONS BEAT GASC0S
Winning Streak Of Jim L3nch's Ath- letic Teams Broken fin Bowling Match.
Match.

The winning streak of the Gascos in the sport world was rudely inter rupted last night on the Peerless Bowling Alleys on Broad street when the Falcon bowling team downed them in a special match by totals of 1.55s and 1887. The Cascos weren't as hot on the lanes as they generally are on the basket ball court or the baseball diamond while the Falcons last night showed superiority in every department. Martin was high man for the night with a total of 337 for three strings.
 The scores:
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
DRAW TOUGH JOBS

The two toughest jobs in the ma Jor leagues have been bequeathed Bob O'Farrell and Jack McCallister. O'Farrel succeeds a man who won 8 pennant and world series, Rogers Hornsby while McCalllster falls heir to Speakers Cleveland club that fin- ished second
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
BAN ON HAGEN

Walter Hagen, being under con- tract to give Florida publicity through his golfing prowess, was ordered not to take part in the California golf journeys after mak- ing the trip out there expressly for that purpose. None of the other players expressed sorrow over the fact.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
SMASHES RECORDS
Johnny Weissmuller Still Splashes Records, Making New Marks in the Events.

Chicago, Feb. P - Johnny Weissmuller is still splashing rec ords.
 In time test in the Illinois Athletic club water program last night Weissmuller set "a new worlds mark for. the 220 yard free style swim, doing it in 2:0S 3-5. The old mark, which Weissmuller also held, was 2:10 2-5.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04

The New York state amateur golf championship has been awarded to the Oak Hill Country club of Roch- cster N. Y. It will be held on Sep tember 1, 2 and 3.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04

More than a quarter of a million students in five eastern states re. ceive instruction at the same time from the same teacher by radio.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04

The service of summons by radio has been declared legal by g New York court
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04

Tex Rickard admits he underesti- mated the drawing power of tho Jack Delaney-Jim Maloney heavy- weight melee On Feb. IS. With 1000 letters and telegrams asking for reservations, he observes that he had chance to bat home run, but all I'll get is an infield single"
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04

A record turnout Of 15O oarsmen have reported to Head Coach Dick Glendon at Columbia. In the squad are six members from last years varsity shell. Observers look for Glendon to boat his champion fresh- man crew of 1926 intact as a new varsity representation this year.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-04
SPORT BRIEFS

By the Associated Press.
 Vincent Richards has recovered from the illness which forced him to lay aside his racquet last week. He will rejoin c. c. Pyle's professional troupe tomorrow night in Newark, N. J., Business Manager Bill Pick ems announced today. Pickens denied the report that Richards would be required to undergo an operation.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
POVINNE I.EKARSKE PRE-
HIIADKY PRED s0BAsoM.

Otazka zavedenia povinnej le-
karskej prehliadky pred vstupom
do stavu manzelskeho dostava sa
v CSR. teraz do noveho stadia V
suvislosti pripravnymi pracami
ma noyom teskoslovenskom obcan
skom zakonniku. Komisia, praeu-
iiica na tomto zakonniku, yyzva-
la rome vedecke a kuEirne orga-
nizacie o podanie dobrozdania, ci
ma byt' ustanoyenie poyinneJ
lekarskej prehliadke sndbencov
zaradene do obcianskeho zakon-
nika. Lekarska fakulta Karlovej
univerzity vyslovila sa rozhodne
pre- zavedenie povinnej lekarskej
prehliadky. Jednanie o tejto veci
ME je este skoncene, ale je iste,
ze zavedenie povinnej prehlian-
ky pred vstupom do manzelstya
stava sa opat' casovou otazkou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-02
,0SLAVA MA POCTU PROF. DIR.
BODICKEHo.


Nedayno konala sa ma eyanjeli-
ckej fakulte vysokej skoly teolo-
giskej Y Bratislaye slavnost ma
pocest' dekana dr.. Michala Bod
ckeho prlezitosti jeho IS. naro-
denim a jeho vymenoyania cest-
nym doktorom Husovej fakulty
v Prahe.
Pritomni boil professor yysokej
skoly, studujuci a vel mi mnoho
host'oy. Jubilant Dol pozdrayeny
prodekanom drom Karolom La
nyim 7 meme yysokej skoly q dvo.
ma studentami "a mladez a "a
H1irbanov ,kruh.
D,alej ~pozdrayili dra Bodiske
no delegat pol 'skeho studentstya
delegat ruskej praypslavnej cir
kye a meuom eyanieliekej eirky'
Y Bratislaye farar Drobny, kto
rym vsetkym jubilant pod 'ako
val.