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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-09
Situations Wanted Female

SHAMPOO. manicure. marcel. by exp. opr.
Will call at home. Har. 4304-R.
EXP. lady wants housecng. DAY work. or
small washings: can cook. We 6788-W.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND DAY
WORK: EXPERIENCED. LIN f794.
DAY WORK; CLEANING OR LAUNDRY.
CALL KEN. 27Ss.
BOOKKEEPER: also able to take full
charge of office: references. Hum. ll96.
EXPERIENCED lady wants small wash
ings to bring home. DRexel 6l44.
LAUNDRY to bring home: first-class work;
delivery. Ken. $3.50.
CLEANING: HALF DAY OR DAY WORK;
EXPERIENCED. KEN. 5000.
EXPERIENCED woman wants cleaning b.
dav. hrst-class. end laundry. Ke 4884.
LAUNDRY WORK TO BRING HOME;
VERY REASONABLE. HA. 4448-M.
COLORED lady: halliday or day work by
weak. Best ref. Ran. 40l4
LAUNDRY CALLED FOR
AND DELIVERED. RAN 1850.
woman; waShings TO take
home. Call and deliver. We. 26s0-W.
GENERAL housework; middle-aged woman;
experienced; GOOD references. nc. ZOOS.
LAUNDRY WORK TO BRING HOME;
F1RST-CLASS. LIN. 1896.
HIGH school girl desires employment fos
child during afternoons. Box BITS.
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Instructions
JUNE Graduates

Start your business career
right. Individual instructions
given in shorthand, tipping.
bookkeeping, filing. Day and
night classes.
B. & B. Business College
.413-17 Illinois Building.
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w. r. Hunter
Company
IS n. DELAWARE ST.
MAIN 1918

BUY A PIECE OF INDIANAPOLIS"
Auction-Six-Room Modern Residence.
without reserve. 1881 w. 32d ST.. Sat-
prday. June II, 2 O'Clock. Attractive mod
three bedrooms; lot 40xl4O. raised lawn.
shrubbery. beautiful shade, fruit trees.
Large porches. cistern, well. tWo-car
garage: property wei cared for: close to
schools. churches: has quick transporta-
ton downtown. Property vrey reasonably
Which viii be be- turned over to new owner tS
$3.50 cash. $3.50 on July LIST. Balance /
per cent per month.
POLAND AUcTioN CO. Auctioneers. 1923
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Automobiles for Sale

1925 Essex Coach
Trunk, bumpers and other equipment; 500
down.
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Lots for Sale
Suburban for Sale

CLOSE IN
But not in the city: fve-room bungalow:
large basement. driven we'll. electric pump,
complete bathroom: the snappiest place
you've ever seen. Can be bought on lit
tic money down. owner. Hum. 1905.
ACRES; modern house, fruit, poultry
Mouse; bargain If sold at once. 202 w.
5th St. Greenfield. Ind. owner.
PORTABLE COTTAGE: SUITABLE FOR
SUMMER HOME. 1917 w. PRUITT.
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Houses for Rent

BELLE vIEU. N. 1888; ROOMS; PAM
TRY: GARAGE: NEWLY DECO; GAS.
ELEC.; LARGE YARD. BEL. 3327-1.
BELMONT, 1888 NJ; rms; semi-modern;
s23; water paid. Main 1850.
BOLTON Ave-. N. 81; rms: mod; suit
able for 2 fam; trees; porches; ga. 1r. 3191.
BOULEVARD PL., 324l; vacant June 18th;
CAP, N, 1928: 7-rms., mod: suitable 2
families: roomers. Ra. 1882. 2225 N. Cap.
CENTRAL Ave; near 43d: attractive g.
room lower duplex. Hum. 3l69.
DORNAN, 318ia; duplex. mod. ideal home
gar. reduced rent: $22. New York. E..
1881 rms. good condition semi-mod., gar.
reasonable -
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Real Estate Wanted

IF YOU have about $500 clear improved
real estate and some cash you can buy
control and have sales management of d.
rect selling cash mail order business. thor
hand. Don;t waste voxp time and mine IL II
you do not own practically clear real es-
tate. have some cash and know, successful
sales management. Give complete infor-
nation of Your property. Address Times.
Box B-274.
HAVE CASH for small singles and doubles.
O'CONNOR REALTY CO., 1870 CONSOLE
dated Bldg. Riley 4544.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CENTRAL AVE: 1-room apt. with kitch-
enette. bath completely furn. Ri. 1917.
WINTHROP 1883
Modern 3-bedroom, furnished house for
rent or lease: ss5 month. Wash. 1864.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED 4 AND 6-RM.;
ALL MODERN: GARAGE. WEB. 1918.
BEAUTIFUL home. N. Brookville Rd.;
I'm. for owner part time: harg. Ir. 3294-J.
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Room for Rent With Board

DEARBORN. N, 812; mod. / or 2 men or
CPL. BID. opt; pri. fam. Web. 39l8-M.
MERIDIAN, NJ, Spinl-Arms Annex; nice
large frt. rm.. suit. for 2. Ri. 5819.
SD, W., 1893; rm. and 3D.; mother and
child; also care for child If mother works.
Har. 1871.
CHILDREN to board; mothers care: good
location. Riley 6349.
CHILD to board, to z, in mod. home NJ:
beau. yard; mothers car and love Wa. 1704.
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Cottages and Resorts

FLOWING we'll: good beach: well equipped
cottages. A. FISCHER, Leesburg, Ind,
r. 2. Tippecanoe Lake.
BRUCE cottage. Wawasee lake, now un-
vi Thanksgiying. 5000 Hum. 2849.
LAKE JAMES; choice cottage; actomodate
8: porches: boats: gar. 2i2 N. Addison
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
WILBUR ATTACKS
 PRESS INTERVIEW
Secretary Now Probes Another
 Of Magruder Articles

Washington. Sept. 70 P, Regard ing Rear Admiral T. r. Magrudcr's articl" in th, Saturday Evening Post crltlciziuS the nayy's administration as closed incident. Secretary Will bur now is directing an inquiry into a subsequent newspaper interview by the naval officer in which he was represented as supporting his views m the magazine with vigorous lan- Elagr.
 Tn" Interview which Was printed m tn" New York Times formed the principal subject Of d conference be tween in" secretary and the ad- mlral yesterday
 Admlral MaGrud"r told inc sccrr- iary that he regretted tn. affair if IL caused any embarrassment 10 Mr. Nilbnr and that he had no criticism Of officials of the department. lis purpose m writing the article being only to disseminate useful lnforma- ilon about the navy. The secretary declared that the admiral had indI- catcd his desire To Coopcrat. with lii" navy in lis chief policies and had requested the conference 10 tell his chief that his attitude had been incorrectly recorded in the news papers.
 The Interview did not properly represent my position" the admiral H'Hd alter the conference, cNplain- lnS that 'it Was ridiculous when 1t said that l ScoWlcd and used gcs- lures because he was talking over tn" telephone late at night.
 The New York Times in d state mcnt issued 2t New York denied mat in" story it printed contained Inc r't"r'nr" that tho admiral S'o"led and used 2 Sturcs" and fin fact th"ro was no indl"ation what ever that the interview Wa. not oh
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Soviet Ambassador
 Without Successor

FariS. Sept. % tP'--Lematin claims to have I"arned that only lack of a "NItabte successor has delayed the recall Of Christian Kakoysky as so- Wet ambassador 10 France to satisy French feelings, aroused by his re- cent ac>IoH in signing q communist manifesto urging the troops to rise against all c;.pitalstic governments.
 several soviet ambassadors in oth-
 f countries, asked to change post,
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
All Turkey Must Be
 At Home for Census

fonstantInopl", %rpt. @9 R'-Tur- key must h" "at home" October. oS whon G0,0oo officials will be charged with th" formidable task of taking the first complc'" census ever com piled in inc country
 No census shots will be taken on the wing and the people must stay put until they arc counted
 Transportation will cease, schools will be closed and any one who sncakS out Of his house before noon Will be subject 10 fine and even i'm prlsOnm'nt.
 By November the population Of lurkey-at present hazily estimated al any Wher" from S,000,G to l3.- GOO, ,hUO--Will be known for the first tune Tn the nations history.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

tained over the telephone"
 The admiral must have been re- ferrins to an interview in some other newspaper concluded the news papers statement.
 The admiral said in regard 10 his magazine article that there was no chance Of his being court-mariial"d as he had obeyed regulations by ilIlng copy ot it with the navy de partmrnt.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
TEAM ORGANIZES

The Broad A. (. Football team of Hartford. champion eleven of the ( tapital City for two years in sue C. ssion. l925-2G. has organized for inc present season and the. first of the year will be held Tuesday night at 7:%O o'clock at l l'0p"S park. taudidat $ wishing to try out are asked to be on hand. Games are wanted throughout the state. Telephone 3-902U.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
PLAYERS NO7 IN
 SERIES BEFORE
Thirteen Of 47 Men on Two Teams to Experience Strain

New York. Sept, 99 NPD-Of the 4, ball players on th" roster Of the New York Yankees and the Pitts burgh Pirates who are eligible for the world series can be found the names Of 13 who never have figured fin inc post season championship.
 On al least seven of the ncWcom CTS. provided the Pirates are dcslin- ed 10 meet the Tanks in the series, some of the strain Is due to fall and eventual triumph may hang largely on their ability 10 withstand tension.
 Five Yankees have yet to play be fore series crowds. They are Wilcny Moore and George piperas, pitchers; Jack Grabowski, catcher: Julian vera. third baseman. and Cedric Durst, outlielder.
 The Pirates who would find par tlclpation in the October big money a novelty are Paul and Lloyd Wancr ou'liclders; Carmen Hill. John Mil jus and Joe Dawson. pitchers: Jo' Cronin and Hal Rhyme, inticldrrs and Fred Brickcll, outficldcr.
 Moore and Pipgras are likely to enter the box for the Yanks. The former has been the most Valuabln relief pitcher in either league and If three opponents get on base m the late innings il is a good bet that he and his sinkcr ball will see ac ton. Piperas has steadily progress ed until he is ready 10 take his rcg,- lar turn on the mound Gra abowSki, who came 10 the IIugmon from Chicago, probably will be behind the bat in several games.
 The Pirates offer the Wanor Brothers as regulars whose work throughout the season kept them near tn" top. If tho Pirates clinch tho pcnnant. they can look back upon the hectic months since April and offer thanks 10 the tribe of Waner for sending two sons to Pittsburgh.
 Carmen Hill. whose spectaclcs and pitching rival those of Lee Meadows. is an almost certain starting hurlnr If the Pirates come through. Milius has turned in fine games his last times out and is another youngstor scheduled for mound duty in the series.
 Dangerous as 1t is to pick the heroes of world series engagements prior to the last out and even before one team definitely has won the Ma tonal league pennant. it might be hazardeA that the Waners and Will ccy Moore will find their way into the record books as stars of the 1927 classic.
 But seasons records are not often a criterion of a players worth in | the short span Of seven or less games. The goat" of one series, such as was Mark Kocnig of the Yankees last year, may become the hero Of the next.
 And few baseball prophets ever become rich.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Ai;r2grs
TRIES COMEBACK

Chicago. Sept. ,? Gp--Another former worlds champion will at tempt a comeback when Welkcr Cochran, of Hollywood. Cal. defends his 1S.2 balklinc billiard title against Eric Hagcnlachcr. of Germany, in q 1,500 point match starting tonight. The match will be played in three blocks of 500 points each, ending Saturday night
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
MAJOR LI.tGIE LEADERS

tlncluding Games Of Sept. aS) By fhe Assoclat"d Press
 National Bating-P. Waner. Pirates. .%se Runs-iornsby, Giants, l32: |, Nancr, Pirates. 132. Iliis-P. Wanor, Pirates. 23. pol!blcs-Stephenson. Cubs, 47 Trlples-P. Waner, Pirates. IS. Homcrs-Williams Phillies, 50. stolen bascs-Frisch, Cardinals 10
 Pitching-kremer, Pirates. won
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

with him. have turned d dear car.thc paper says, and Foreign Minister Tchitcherin has met with the same refusal among Moscow politicians.
 France officially notified the Mos COW government last week that Rakorsky's recall was an indispen- sable condition to any negotiations for the Franco Russian non-acgrcs- sion pact proposed by the sovicts.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Games Today

Washington al New York. Cleveland at St. Louis. Detroit al Chicago.
 Boston at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
kASf,HALL'S RIG FIVE.

Eobcrs Hornsby got three singles out Of tN" times at bat. Babe Ruth, Lou Gchrig and Iris Speaker were idle. Ty Cobb has completed the season.
 Alir3gpS
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
American

ID. lost s.
 American
 Battng-Simmons. Athletics. .ss9. Runs-Ruth, Yankees, l6l. HitS-Combs, Yankees, 22s. Doubles-Gehrig. Yankees, 5s. 1r'ples-Combs. Yankees. g. Homers-Ruth Yankees. 57: hehrig, Yankees. i6. stolen bases-Sisler, Browns, es Pltching-Pipgras, Yankees won lp' lost ,; Rommel, Athletics. won l0. lost }.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
The Standing
Games Today

St Louis at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Boston. (Othcr clubs not Schcdulcd).
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ne,tcrlay's Results

Yesterdays Results New York ,. Philadelphia f. (lo innings). St. LouiS-Cincinnaii, rain. NDthcr clubs moi sch"duIcdD.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
s pc a k in g of Sports

The inal practice of the week for the All-Ncw Britain football team will be held tonight al Willow Brook park and tomorrow the squad will rest preparatory to going 10 Phila- delphia to meet the powerful Frank lord Yellow Jackets in the first of TWO games 10 be played on consecu- tive days.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

LORD ASTOR A WINNER Newmarekt. Eng, Sept. 20 Rl- Lord Astor's Book Law today won the Jockey Club stakes.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

New Britain IS especially well for 'l'led In having two Crnt"rs. Many ot the fans have wondered why il Was that th" local team had two men for the pivotal position. The reason is very simple on" when one con sld"rs that Rcd" O'Ncil. probably can fill m at any position on the line or in the backfcld
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Don't look in the book, OK is the Herald Classified Ad number.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

"Rcd' is the regular center but Mctue is q worthy substitute. Should tn" occasion arise, O'Neil can be shifted 10 guard, tackle or end with McCue taking his place in center. Then. "Rcd' can fill in at nllback. II" played that position on the Conn AgcicS team.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

The management Of inc local team IS taking a squad ot 70 men 10 Phil adelphia so that in case of emer- goncy, there will be plenty of sub stltltes on hand.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Golden opportunities listed aplenty in Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

The backficld looks perfect a, tn" present time. With "Iev" Graham al quarterback and Sturm and Rad z"Wich at halfbacks and kcndrick at iullhack, the local team has quar- tot that can run, carry he ball. kick. throw forward passes and in fact carry on spirited offensive all through the game.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
COACH PICKS HIS
 STARTING LINEUP
Cassidy Decides on Men to Face
 PittSiord High Saturday

Eight Of the eleven men who will
 represent tho New Britain high school football team in the game
 with Pttstord high school of Yer mont at Memorial field in Willow Brook park Saturday afternoon. will be vet ran regulars and substitutes from last years squad.
 Coach Georg" NJ. Cassidy after about ihrec weeks of daily practice drills has finally decided upon the ln"up which he will use in the
 gam" that will open the season.
 Thor" are only two changes from the
 probable lineup which he announced to th" 'tInrald" after practice Mon day night In inc new lineup Bill
 Nuns, substitute tackle Of last year.
 Will be in left guard and Johnnie
 E"ld, new man. will he in al right halfhack
 knhS reported late for practic" with the result that he had q hard uphill fight 10 make the regular eleven. Before the season opened 'l' " tA'N I'i' iN''tF t'sN | lIt llk'IN fnOltf for a line position but when he rc- ported. tn" coach had him working out with the third team. At times he would h" shifted 10 the second eleven, but he did not seem to h" getting anywhere. He did finally hit his stride this week and his work has been nothing short of s"uSa- tion. Men who have been used in this place were liacopian, Er.I saunders and Frank CaSalc All showed up well when it was con- Silcrrd that they were all recruits who were having their first taste ot football.
 A A,tor torrid battle between Ed die H"nnesSy and John Reid for the right halfback place, Reid, by his conscientious efforts seems to hHN" the lead and he will undoubtedly get the call for the gam" Saturday. II" is good puntcr and will h" called upon in case Eddie SoWka. th" reg ular puntrr. has 10 leave inc game.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
~pI.t I.iI. NtItII
I'r.,,nruit Ii.
LEAGUE STANDING AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Standing

Yesterdays Results Washington 2-6, Boston 4.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

On the defense. there is nothing better than quartet such as New Britain has, Every man is keen for interferenr" and is hard and sure 'arhl"r Graham Is an excellent safety man for catching pnnts and running them back and although the Yellow Jackets have the fame of winning the National l"aguo pcnnant. they will have q real team 10 face both Saturday and Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
starting Lineup

The lineup is as follows: Jimmy Scully, center; Bill kuha, left guard; Arnold E"Ckcrt. right guard: Cap tain John Erickson. left tackle; An- thony NyNulis, right tackle; Fred Iohrcr. left end. Joe Nrtrano. right end. Louis LandiuO, pudrtcrbUCli; Alex XaIrSki. left halfback; John Reid. right haltbaCk, and Eddie Sowka fuIlback. For the first time since 1921, the team will be handled by the quarterback. Henry I"hrcr, half back: Harry Stromquist, full back, and John Matu!ie. halfhnck, have been calling the signals for in" past thre" years.
 Only Rcckcrt. guard; and Reid and Zal"ski. halfbacks. are new men. Kuhs. Scully, N"vuIis, Nc- trano. lindiro and Sowka were vet cran substitutes. and Captain Brick son and Fred I.hrcr, arc veteran r,olll1rG
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Tomorrow night at the Tabs hall the meeting between Pinllcy kauf- man and Leroy tarloy of Worcester IS drawing especial interest because Of tn" fact that carlry is the only man who has won q decision over the W"ltcrWeiGht champion. kauf- man has been beating all corners in tn" amateur ranks and with a man facing him who stands good chance or trimming him. he will have 10 fI2ht his best to come through with a victory.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

'arl"y is a heavy slnggcr and a Clever boxer. II" wants to beat Kaufman because his previous Nic- 1ory over the Hartford boy was scored before Pinkey won the wei tcrW"ight championship. It will be a big feather in Carley's cap if he can dispos" of the Connecticut wei t"rWcight champion in the show at the Tabs hall tomorrow night.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
PittSfOrtl Is Strong

The team which will play Now Britain Saturday is one which last year was runnor-up in tho contest for the stat" high school champion- ship Of Vermont. It was defeated by Rutland high school. much larger school. During tho season. pittStord ran up q total of @1f points to 21 mad" by is opponents.
 This is remarkable when il is con Sidnrci that the "ntir" school has only 45 boys enrolled. It is coached by the schools mathematic instruc- tor who has no|cr played football and who, as q student at Vermont university. had only t3kon a passive interest in tn" sport. F" found that some member of the faculty ought 10 take O 4 th" fooiball team and thr"" years ago hc began to take an interest in the sport, Coach Gas Sidy considers him "a remarkable man
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

| etfeault, lE igs 1uENNt butaAu Slye. Elliott Capt.. rg rg. Ambrosi Referee, Joe Bove Time. eight minate quarters.
 Other Shorts Page Five
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
P. H. s. GIRLS LOSE TO
 WINDHAM HIGH 33-iO

On Friday evening the Putnam High Girls basket ball team met with some disappointment when they lost to Windham High.
 The home girls were in the lead, when their star forward, Lillian Fisher. fell and received a compound fracture of her right arm. She was taken to the hospital and Marjorie Steere was put in. The girls scene Co be thinking more of their fellow player than of basket ball. and the opposing team finally began to lead,
 After Miss Fisher went out Nellie Davis made most of the baskets Helen Morse did some very good work in the center and so did Mabel Thomp- son at guard
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
CHAMPIONSHIP Y GAMES

Much interest IS being ceutered on lhe County ! M. (. A. basket hali championships to be held ai panieison in the Town Hall Tuesday next at 2 p. m. Four games will be played. h Che junior division the fo.ioWinl. teams will clash for the chan .esship. Woodstock Hi-N. Putnam Hj ', kil- .ingly Hi-Y and Mohegan Comrades of nanieison. The senior teams are. C0ilegians of Woodstock. Celtcs cf Putnam and the Danielsoa '. II. (. A team
 The winner in the junior division will SO Co Storrs College and play against other teams from the state. Last year the Killingly Hi-N won the county championship and came in third in the state championships
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
EceE LILLE BEATS P. H. s.

Ihe Putnam High Boys basket ball team met with disappointment last Friday when they lost to the Rockville boys.
 Do teams had some fine pass Were. Although the Putnam boys have last team, they couldn't do mHch asaiast the tall Rockville play CTS. le opposing team was in the ea fne beginning. and Putnam,
 s=r 10 be making much head way. til ;1e last quarter when they began to score.
 r. whole taam played a good
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

The game seemed to drag along and finally ended with Windham lead ing, 33-10.
 The lineup; Fisher. Steere. If If. Palmer. Smith Davis, Morse. Bonin, if
 lf Rychhng. Smith Morse, Daigle. C. Sibley. Wood Cartier. Lab0nte, sc
 SC, Cohen. Weick Smith. Bryden. re
 rg. ExmeT, Burgess Thompson. Sabin. Bryden, lg
 lg. Williams. Conant. Rroody Referee. B. Healey. Scorers. Chap nan. Holman. Timekeeper. Ninslow.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

High average. Desrosiers, l2O. High three strings, Caifrey, 446. High single string. Lussier, l4l. High sheet, H. k. H., 6ol. High match, II. K. H., 1924.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

The games Tuesday will be most ina teresting for the Putnam fans because @ tho fact that the Putnam sEi-N. Ceities and Gnllegians are all known around Putnam. lt is expected that many fans from Putnam will attend the game
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS

The regular meeting ef the town school committee was held Monday evening in the office of Secretary Charles l.. rorrcy Current bills were ordered paid and routine business was transacted.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

X small folding airplanc. which can be carried in tank on a sub marine. has been designed for the United States Navy.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

CT the tweniy-two million dolls made in the United States during 1926, only about one million were blonds.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25

game, but the excellent work of Bove. Donovan and Alvord had much to do with the scoring. Tom Elliott did not go in at the beginning of the game. but when he did go n hs made Gg for the time he was out.
 The home team is going te Rock. vile in the near future and is de- termined to win.
Putnam patriot., 1927-02-25
NandaIes Alleys

High team total. (. A. C., toz4. High team string, Put. Woolen. 663. High average, St. onge, llT. High three strings Dupre, 4l4' High single, Neveux. l6l.