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New Britain herald., 1927-04-11
RED SOX MEETING
COrbin Baseball Team to Hold First
Gct-togcther Of the Season at ~
Tomorrow Night

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The Corbin BED Sox baseball team
will get together for the first time
this season tomorrow night at the
Y. NJ. G. A. at s o'clock. John
Tobin. whose name Is synonymous
with the organization and history
OF the Corbin Red SoX, has issued
the call because OF the number OF
requests for games which he has
received from state teams.
Although Mr.. Tobin stated some
time ago that he did not intend to
actively manage the team this year
as he has in past seasons, he was not
prepared today, owing to the new
developments, TO state Just what his
plans for the coming season are.
Whether he will have an active part
in the teams campaign this year
or not remains to be decided to-
morrow night at the meeting.
Manager Tobin requests that all
the former members Of the team
and all others who are interested in
baseball. be present at the ~" and
take part in the discussion He
hopes to see all the old faces back
together again and many new can
didates for positions OH the club.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

farm and freedom Of action was
made possible by the generous host,
Henry Trumbull. and the men en-.
ioyed their trip through the stock
barns on their return from the den.
The history of the den was read
by the hike scribes, Bill Talon and
Les Coates, after which Patrol Lead.
CT Leon Bradley took the group on
the laying OF trail and the use Of
the signs and compass. A demonstra.
ton OF the different types OF fires
was in charge OF Patrol Leader Der.
wood Boehm. assisted by Dave Ahl-
grcn and Bob Sackett. Patrol Leader
Charles Abel then took up the knife
and axe test and gave much helpful
advice to the new men
There were go men on the hike,
which was the first OF two to be
held. The next hike is scheduled for
April %. The destination has not
been decided on.
There remain only two indoor ses-
slons OF the Training Course. April
IL and ~. The final hike closes the
course which has been one of fine at
tendance and high morale. 1t is eX-
pecttd that at least 80 men Will quail.
Ify of the As enrolled for the Ma
tlonal Council certificates in mini.
mum and approved courses.
Deputy Commissioner Harold II.
Tayntor held the first session OF a
scout handicraft class on Saturday
afternoon at the scout office.A troop
project was suggested and met with
instant favor on the part OF the
picked scouts, who immediately
started to work. This class is open
to one scout from each troop who
will be picked by the scoutmaster.
Notice OF the next session will b
mailed TO those enrolled.
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11
YOUNG C0RbETT
DIES SUDDENLY
Once Famous Boxer Heart
Failure Victim

Denver. Col. April II OWL |
liam H. Rothwell. young Corbett
who rose from obscure western
rings three decades ago to conquer
Terrible" Terry McGovern and
claim the worlds fcatherweight
championship. is dead.
He fell dead in front OF a the
alter hero yesterday. Physicians said
'hc died OF heart failure. He was
in his 46th year.
Born in Denver, October 4. 1850,
he attracted attention in local ANA
old and in 1897 he appeared in
three bouts which started him on
whirlwind campaign that kept him
under the spotlight for more than
ten years.
During the first three years the
majority OF his fights We're staged
in western rings with an occasional
bout in middle western cities His
knockout of Fred O'Eeil at Omaha
in July. 1898. in the fourth round
gave him Il foothold in that terri
tory and the next year he divided
his time between Colorado mining
camps and the middlewes,.
Although he met with success in
several bouts at Omaha and Dcs
Moines in 1899, his friends advised
more seasoning and he spent the
next year in the Colorado camps
! +, u.
brought him victories in nearly a
score of fights.
Starting in January, 1901. he
fought series Of six hard fights
at Denver. winning two by the
| knockout route. In November OF that
year he invaded the east and was
matched with "Terrible" Terry Nc
Govern at Hartford. Conn. on Nov.
IS. Young Corbett carried the fight
to the hard hitting McGovern from
the start and in the second round
landed right 10 the jaw that put
the champion down for the count
As neither had been able to make
the regulation teatherWcight pound
age then 122 pounds. a dispute i'm
mediately rose and Abe Attcll claim.
cd the title. Young Corhett ther
staged a series OF fights in the east
billed many times as heavy feath
lcrveieht Champion" Both fighter:
entered the lightweight class il
1903 and on March 81, the Colorado
youth Knocked out McGovern again
at San Francisco in the eleventh
round.
Young Corbett continued near tn
top of his division for the next tw'
years. but apparently was losing hi
speed and power. Oscar Battling
Nelson knocked him out In Novem
Der. 1904. in the tenth round p
San Francisco. Corbett secured
return match with Nelson whicl
Nelson also won by a knockout.
A series OF no decision fights FOL
lowed in 1905 and the next year tn
, Colorado youth had difficulty i
, lights with men he had often beat
, en-. a six round no decision bou
, with McGovcrn at Phlladelphia
oct. Il, 1906. proved his last ma
jor battle.
With nearly hundred fights b.
hind him he attempted TO com
back Tor four years. In 1910 n
, virtually discontinued ring work eX
cept for exhibitions, when Will
, Beecher knocked him out in iou
f.. rounds at New York.
He spent the last two years In tn
, west and only recently appeared !,
an exhibition with "pago Mike
Mongone, an old rival.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11
TEAM TO MEET
West Ends TO Gather Tomorrow
Night ut Tabs Hall TO Talk Over
Seasons Prospects.

The West End Baseball club will
hold Mectins at the Tabs hall on
Main street, Tuesday evening at y
o'clock. The following men are ask
ed to attend the session: 7. Basil, b.
Campbell. Manyak. NJ. Patterson. j.
Miller, j. Smithwick. Kelly. G..
Goodrich, T. Blanchard, Aurel.
Hinchey. Casey and McAloon.
Any candidate who wishes TO try
out for the team is asked to be
present because at the present
time, there is no position on
the team which is filled and no
choice will be made until the squad
gets out on the diamond and the
players show their stuff.
Red Campbell, veteran player.
one of the most experienced base
ball men in the city. has been
chosen to coach the squad this year
and Billy Cormier will act again In
the managerial capacity. These two
expect the team to have busy sea :
son this summer.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

noise of the conNicts tearing bars
from over a window. She grabbed
her husbands pistol and rushed
into the crowd, Three prisoners
who had gained the outside were
corralled in their cells by the wom-
an and IL others near the window
We're herded into safer quarters.
None Of the escaped prisoners
has been rocaptured.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11
Brave Woman Prevents
Escape of Is Prisoners

Union City. Tenn, April II tP,-
Tho daring OF a woman prevented
10 negro prisoners in the Ohion
county Jail here from breaking tor
liberty last night after eight had
already made their escape.
Mrs. ]. r. Mccain. wife Of The
county taller. alone in the living
quarters OF the Jail. heard the
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11
Spe kins
of Sports

Baseball activity over the week
end was very brisk despite the fac:
that the weather was anything but
propitious for the start OF a sea-
son. With the major leagues swing
ing into action tomorrow, local
teams are busily engaged in hold
inz meetings and planning for first
practices.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

The Rangers are scheduled to
gct going next Friday morning at
10 o'clock. The West Ends, one OF
he strongest entries in the City
league last year are meeting to-
morrow night Mt the Tabs hall to
talk over the coming season.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

The Falcons We're out saturday
and the players who reported fer
the workout showed real form.
chunky" WojaCk. who will coach
The club this year, is going to have
Il difficult time in selecting the
r.ght men for the positions on the
team because Saturdays gathering
was composed Of n good number
at tn" best prospects available IN
the city.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

Today one of the announcements
ror which tho fans OF the city have
been waiting was forthcoming from
70 less than John Urresistible(
Tohn. genial manager OF the Cor
lin Red Sox since the year !. John
has summoned his tribe together
Tor u Meeting to be held tomorrow
night at the y. NJ. C. A.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11
FIGHTS TONIGHT

By ne ASSOCIATED TfosS
Chicago-Art Knapp vs.. Tony
saunders, 90.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

lie has had so many requests for
Games from teams about the state
that it has become absolutely i'm
lucrative for him TO call the team
together 10 talk over what is to be
done this year.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

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done '1ls year
Following the end of the season
last year, everyone was ABOUT sa'lS-
fed that the time had come Tor the
team to disband, but this was sole
~ because it appeared that fle
Corbin Red Sox we're not "ah'eo
here. This is mistaken impression
gaincd by the players because inc
dsbanding of the team would be
distinct loss to tn" sporting cifcieS
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done his duty by the team ana
that he has earned n much needed
rest from baseball, put as IN many
other things, some Of us nave 10
suhmerSe our own desires ZOE eie
hin out again this year. II not ac-
lively coaching the team, then at
least. handling the business cnd OF
the club.
Without rejecting on the honesty
Of anyone. We may safely say that
the players who have been men,
Gears know Of no other manager
whose integrity in the handling OF
fine team's affairs is SO unques-
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New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

Following the end of the season
last year, everyone was about salts
fed that the time had come for the
team TO dishand. but this was sole
~ because it appeared that fle
Corbin Red Sox we're not wanted
here. This is a mistaken impression
Gained by the players because the
disbanding of the team would be Il
distinct loss to the sporting circles
Of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

That's a big item in baseball
club and although it wasn't our
purpose in starting this run OF
thought to praise the manager OF
The Corbin Red Sox, nevertheless
he deserves all the credit one can
give him.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

Nothing has been heard from the
Au-KensinEton. club about the M
mediate plans for the season. TIL"
weather has been a bit TOO cold TO
have the candidates for the team
out in the south end, but the team
will crash through with bang be-
lore many days arc up.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

Manager Tobn feels that he has
done his duty by the team ana
that he has earned Il much needed
rest from baseball, but as in many
other things, some Of us have TO
suhmerge our own desires lor 'le
good OF all and We hope to see To-
bin out again this year If not ac-
lively coaching the team, then at
least. handling the business end Of
the club.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

The intense rivalry between Brls-
'oI and New Britain on the squared
,ourt would certainly be carried
over into the baseball season II
Games between the two teams were
arranged. This is a thought for To-
cal managers to consider.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-11

Without rejecting on the honesty
Of anyone. We may safely say that
the players who have been men,
hnrs of the Corbin Fed Sox for
Gears know of no other manager
chose integrity in the handling OF
the teams affairs is so unques-
toned rs that Of Mr.. Tobin. with
him n. the helm again, an efficient
md complete accounting of funds
and other items connected with the
conducting OF a baseball club Will
surely be made.
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BEAUTIFUL DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mayes entertain.
ed a dozen friends with delightful
turkey dinner at their home on South
Lee street Saturday night. The meal
was served in banquet style at long
table with beautiful appointments OF
| lace and silver, floral centerpiece
being composed of pink and white
carnations in large silver bowl on
reflector. Pink and white candles
in silver candlesticks formed addi-
tional ornament to the table. Lovely
crystal dishes held the relishes that
rounded out meal of sumptuous fare
which was served in five courses. The
colors of pink and white were again
delicately shown in the dessert. Gov
ers were laid for the hosts and the
following invited guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. McCarty, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Griner, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Mayes. Following
the dinner the company enjoyed
round of bridge and rock until late
hour.
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P. T. A. MEETING LARGEST
IN YEARS

The largest assembly in recent
years at high school P. T. A. greet
ed Mrs. l. Gelders, president, We'd
nesday afternoon at the regular jan
uary meeting, which was opened with
the singing of America, the Beauti-
full" followed with a prayer by Mrs
R. |. Maffett. Mrs. G. R. Womble
was in her place at the secretary's
desk.
Mrs. A. H. Denmark presented the
beautiful program, the first number
being a piano instrumentative piece
by Miss Corinne Ellis, accompanied
by Mr.. Sam Jones on the violin.
Mr.. Reid gave an interesting talk
on the rules and regulations of the
high school, which was followed with
a delightful reading by Miss Helen
Holder.
A round table discussion was held
for several minutes and good will re-
suit from the several points brought
out.
Mrs. S. G. Pryor, Sr., made an in
spring plea for help in furnishing
and identifying the new auditorium
when it is completed. 1t was truly a
fine patriotic appeal, and will no
doubt be met Fundamentally by the
citizenship of the entire community.
Mrs. Sam Young, the treasurer, re-
ported good balance on hand.
A count of mothers was taken and
the grade teachers asked to compute
the percentage of attendance during
the past three months in order to
award the banquet to the grade MAX
ing the highest average. The eighth
grade won, with the eleventh grade
coming second The banquet will be
held around St. Valentines evening,
the exact time to be announced later.
The entire P. T. A. will be hostesses
on this occasion.
Before the decision was arrived at
by the teachers, Mrs. Hubert Watson
made a motion to the effect that as
the contest was not very well under
stood in the beginning that in event
the senior class lost that they be
complimented with banquet by the
P. T. A. anyway before the close of
school, as this was their last chance
for such a pleasure to be given them,
and in event of their losing they
would realize that the high school
P. 7. A. did appreciate their efforts.
The tenth and ninth grades will have
an opportunity of winning next year
perhaps under more favorable circum-
stances. The motion carried.
The eighth grade did exceedingly
well and won by number of points.
Both they and their mothers are to
be congratulated, and the P. T. A.
should give them a truly beautiful
love feast on or near ST Valentines
Day.
1t was a splendid meeting from
every standpoint.
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RUNNING CHAMPION
WELCOMED

The arrival of DR.. John ]. Seller,
of Atlanta, last Wednesday night in
this city on one lap of his celebrated
race from Danville, Va, to Miami,
Fla, was received with great interest
by the high school students who lis
tened with profound attention to his
chapel address of Thursday morning,
and visited him at his hotel through
out the evening, concluding with a
little dancing party for the seniors
at the home of Mr.. Leon Kassewitz,
in his honor. Mr.. LaFoige, of the
Miami Chamber of Commerce, was
also guest of the students, he being
the official convoy of DR.. Seller dur
ing the run. Mr.. LaFoige travels in
a Chrysler car at low rate of speed
and supplies DR.. Seller with his needs
such as an occasional change of shoes,
also his light refreshments. They
left at II p. M, Thursday night for
the run to Waycross, accompanied for
few miles by quite a motorcade.
DR.. Seller was limping slightly from
strained ankle but expected to have
it improve as he progressed. A Fitz-
gerald party took breakfast with him
in Jacksonville Sunday morning and
reported him in fine mettle. Some Of
the doctors health advice will be bet
ter received and acted upon by the
young folks by reason of his spectac
ular demonstration of strength ant
endurance.
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CLASSES IN INTERIOR
DECORATING

Those who attended the classes
taught by Miss Whitehead and spon-
sored by the Woman's Club as a
Smith-Hughes class in interior decor
ating last year, will greet with delight
the above news.
Mrs. Emma D. Herring, graduate
from State College for Women, Co.
lumbus, Miss, and with two years
course at New York School of Inter
ior Decoration, will conduct these
classes beginning about February Is.
She comes to US enthusiastically
recommended by other towns in Geor-
/ gia where she has held these classes.
Any woman or young girl interest
ed in identifying her home surround
ings is eligible. A fee of $500 for
ten lessons will be charged which COW
ers all expenses of class aside from
materials used by individuals.
In addition to the Gesso work,
lamp shades, painting of iron cast
/ ings, finishing new and old furniture,
all of which was taught last year,
there will be many new phases of
decorative and craft work presented.
Mrs. Herring will teach fabric
painting, Aurora cove work, Batik
dyeing, the making of wax flowers
among the fascinating new crafts.
The lectures aside from the craft
work are we'll worth the money invest
ed.
Those interested will phone Mrs
E. J. Dorminy, phone 81, OF any men,
Der of the home economies committee
of the Woman's Club
If only twenty are enrolled there
will be three classes week for each
section 1.-TWO weeks). If fifty are en-
rolled the classes will extend over a
longer period, and not to conflict
with other engagements.
Those enrolled to date are: Mes
DANES Cecil Powell, A. H. Crouch, F.
M. Malcolm, j. H. Mcdonald, A. H.
Denmark, D. w. Rives, H. c. Vinson,
B. Richards, B. L. Coburn, Frank
Fletcher, W. E. Hale, w. Williams,
N. H. Reed, Virgil Harvey, Mark
Mathis, F. A. Russell, G. E. Kicker,
w. T. Paulk, Mrs. Sutton.
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POWELL-HUNTER

The marriage of Miss Lena Hunter
and Mr.. ]. E. Powell occurred Sunday
evening, January %, at the home of
Judge Horton, who performed the
ceremony. The young couple were
unattended and after the ceremony
they went at once to their new home
on a farm west of this city. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. M. A
Hunter in the country and the groom
is a farmer of the same rural sec
ton.
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PARTY FOR S. S. CLASS

Mrs. j. A. Parrott entertained, her
large class of young girls with a
pleasant party at her home last Fri
day night. Games and music were
enjoyed and course of delightful
refreshments was served at a late
hour There were about twenty
three class members and visitors
present, also Rev. and Mrs. Bruce
Nay, Mrs. A. l.. Bryant, Mrs. L. A.
Turner and Mrs. T. F. Matthews.
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CHURCH VISITORS

DR.. Jennie Crozier returned mis-
-sionary from India, was accompanied
on a recent visit to the Central
Christian Church Tuesday by Mrs. c.
N. Downey, of Atlanta, who is the
regional secretary of the w. M. S
DR.. Crozier addressed a meeting both
afternoon and night. Wednesday
morning the visitors were accompan-
led to lbany for other meetings by
Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Nay and Mrs
L. A. Turner.
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At THE
GRAND
FRIDAY

! "TOO MUCH MONEY" featuring
Anna @. Nilsson and Lewis Stone.
| Serial: "THE HOUSE WITHOUT
A KEY" featuring Allene Ray and
| Walter Miller.
SATURDAY
Western Feature "THE SET UP".
Pathe Comedy, "Jubilo Jr."
Serials: phantom Police" with
Herbert Rawlinson, and Strings OF
! Steel"
! MONDAY and TUESDAY
"KIKI," featuring Norma Tai
madge and Ronald Coleman.
1t is the story of Paris street
gamin who aspires to fame on the
stage and the luxurious life of a
"great lady" Her adventures dur
ing the unfolding of the highly
amusing yet dramatic plot reveal a
new Norma Talmadge-a comedlenne.
Pathe News and Comedy.
10 and 20 Cents
WEDNESDAY
A road show-one night only THE
GORILLA"
Theater-goers who delight IN
thrills. chills and uproarious comedy
will enjoy this famous mystery play.
Prices $500, $1.50, $1.00, plus tax
and rs cents.
THURSDAY
"SKINNER'S DRESS SUIT" fea-
turing Reginald Denny and Laura La
Plant. A farce-comedy.
Pathe News and Comedy.
10 and 20 cents.
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PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER

Mrs. A. H. Denmark and Mrs. G.
L. Saunders will be hostesses at a
linen shower for Miss Grace Benton
on Friday afternoon. The party will
be given at the home of Mrs. Den
mark. This is one of a number of
pleasant social affairs planned for
Miss Benton in honor of her ap.
marriage at an early date
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES

There will be Sunday school at 1G
a. m. Sunday and church service al
II a. M, as usual at the st. Mat
thews church. The St. Matthews
Ladies' Guild will meet on Monday
afternono at $3.50 o'clock in the home
of Mrs. Cecil Powell on South Grant
street. The Delphian class will meet
on Tuesday, February 1, at 2:30 p.
M, in Carnegie hall.
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON FOR
VISITOR

Mrs. c. w. Turner and daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Hamilton will entertain
Saturday with a bridge luncheon for
their weekend visitors, Miss Upha
Turner and Miss Naomi Shelton of
the F. S. C. W., Miss Grace Benton
being also a nhorior guest.
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BRIDGE TEA FOR BRIDE
ELECT

Miss Hazel Mayes will entertain on
Saturday afternoon with four tables
of bridge in compliment to Miss Grace
Benton whose marriage will be an
event in February.