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New Britain herald., 1927-07-25

BUILDING LOTS for sale in every Sec
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w. l. Hatch Co.. City Hall Tel. $500.
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4 SUMMER DANCING STUDIO! Ball
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BLACK ROCK AVE- tenement houss
OF IS rooms, all modern improvements
Lot has a frontage Of lis feet. Will
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Co. 13l Main St
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JULY CLEANUP SALE
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CENTRALLY LOCATED-3 family house
Single house near Normal school, Both
priced to sell Mid lleton. Tel 9s1-14
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sun parlor. hot water heat, tile bath.
huilt-in plumbing. hardwood floors
large lot. For Information call 1854.
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Apartments and Tcnernents

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TRESSES-Remade and renovated
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
BANTAM TITLE BOUT.
NOW LISTED TONIGHT

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 2i-Bud Taylor
and Tony Canzoneri today made the
most Of an extra days rest to build TN
to their utmost strength for their ten.
round bantamweight championshiD
battle tonight at Wrigley Field.
They already have weighed in at
117lh pounds each. SO Canzoneri is
expected to go as high as 121 by to.
night, with Taylor adding a pound or
two during the 24-hour postponement
caused by cold, unfavorable weather.
The advance sale more than covered
expenses. Promoter Jim Mullen an.
nounced. Weather indications were
rising temperature and clear sky to-.
day. The delay strengthened the odds
on Canzoneri which have favored the
little New Yorker ever since he ar.
rived here to finish his training. In
his last appearance here, he scaled
1921 and knocked out his opponent.
Ray Rychell.
mometer registered 54, indicating
Mullens postponement. although the
skies were clear, with the purses Gov.
cred by the advance sale, he called. in
the managers of the participants and
offered to go through with the pro-
gram. but they gladly agreed to the
delay, which the boxing commission
sanctioned.
The first preliminary contenders
will be called out at SIS PM, Chicago
daylight time. with the championship
battle starting about 10 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
POLO Event FINAL
7 LISTED TOMORROW

Finals Of the annual Spring high.
goal tournament of the War Depart.
ment Polo Association between War
Whites and War Reds. will be played
tomorrow afternoon on the Potomac
Park oval at $3.50 O'Clock.
Low-goal tournament finals will be
staged either Sunday morning or
Monday afternoon between the Six.
teenth Field Artillery team of Fort
Myer and the winner of today's match
between Middleburg. Va, and Mary.
land Polo Club civilian tours
Sixteenth Field Artillery of Fort
Niger assured itself of a place in the
low goal finals yesterday. This was
when the riders from across the Poto-
mac vanquished War Fellows, 8 to 5.
Victory of the 10th yesterday
came only by the margin Of the 3-goal
handicap accorded the artillerymen.
1t was an exciting battle with the
fine, offensive play of Lieut.. Van
Wyke, who scored three goals, and
the bang-up defensive work of the vic.
tors, enabling them to triumph.
Capt. Houghton and Maj. Wood
ward. each with 2 goals, We're the
losers best on attack. Lieut.. Palmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
DEMPSEY, 81, MUST
CONVINCE SKEPTICS
BY FAIRPLAY.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Jack Demp-
sey is celebrating his thirty-second
birthday anniversary today. That is
not old as fighters go. Many good
men in the past did their best fight.
ing after that age.
John L. Sullivan fought some good
fights after he passed his thirty-second
year; Bob. F'itzsimmons was good
enough to whip Jim Corbett at IS;
Jack johnson was over that when he
won from Jeffries: Jess Willard was
no Spring chicken, and 1t is no secret
that Mike McTigue is close on to his
forty-second year.
Age does not always retard a
fighters ability if he has kept the
rules and fought occasionally.
Dempsey has had six fights in seven
years. These We're with Billy Miske
and Bill Brennan in 1920, Georges
Carpenter in 1921, Luis Firpo and
Tom Gibbons in 1923 and with Gene
Tunney last September. In other
words, Jack has had as rounds of
actual ring competition in seven years
That means something to fighting
man.
The former champion has been
training seven weeks and says he is
ready for Jack Sharkey and his con-
queror. Gene Tunney. He will have
to have something more than words
to convince the skeptics. He may
look all right on the outside. A fine
figure and a coat of tan hide many
defects underneath.
The so-called experts who passed a
favorable opinion on Jim Jeffries
when he came back to regain the
title from Jack Johnson are wary.
They were fooled once, and no doubt
again last Summer when they put
their o. K. on the then champion.
A few rounds in the rain-soaked ring
in Philadelphia last Fall showed them
they were wrong.
Will Dempsey prove the exception
to the rule and come back as the
terrible assassin Of old?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
ONE EASTERN HORSE
In LATONIA DERBY
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. June 24.-Dolan, from
the stable of E. F. Coonsy, probably
will be the only representative of the
East in field of seven horses to start
in the $4,000 Latonia Derby at La
tonia. Ky, Saturday.
The probable starters are Dolan.
Handy Mandy. Buddy Bauer, Boo War
Eagle, Jock and Rolled Stocking.
Buddy Bauer and Boo will run in the
colors of the Idle Hour Farm, while
War Eagle and Jock will carry the
colors of E. B. Mclean.
War Eagle. winner of the Miami
Cup last Winter was given his final
workout yesterday and covered a mile
and quarter in 2:O5 2-5. Jock did his
final workout Tuesday when he won
the Elks' Handicap. On his showing
in that race the Mclean entry will
likely rule favorites in the big classic,
with the Idle Hour pair second choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
dempsey Starts Camp er Signing for Comeback Battle With Shaey
HUDKINS TO GET RETURN
ENGAGEMENT WITH BAKER

LINCOLN, Nebr.. June "a R).-
Ace Hudkins, Nebra ska welterweight,
who recently lost by a technical
knockout at the hands of Sammy
Baker, has returned home with the
information that he is booked for a
return bout with Sergt. Sam. and that
within the next two months he may
get chance at Joe Dundee and the
welterweight title.
Hudkins said he is scheduled to
fight a return match with Baker July
81 at Ebbetts Field. Brooklyn. and
should he successfully dispose of the
sergeant. he has been promised a bout
with Dundee on August 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
CRUSADER TO RACE
AGAIN THIS SEASON

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 24.-The
racing days of Crusader, great son
of Man O'War, are not over as was
feared when the crack colt suffered
leg injuries several days ago. Samuel
ID. Riddle declared today that he
thought all danger to the horse now
as past.
II have hopes now that Crusader
will race again this season." he said.
but 1t certainly will not be before
the Saratoga meeting. He ran the
Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct last
Saturday on theree legs and for three
days he did not put his foot on the
ground. We feared infection as the
bone was bruised, but the swelling
is now going down and we hope
there will be no unfavorable develop
ments."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
STARTING FINISH FIGHT
TO REGAIN LOST CROWN
Former Champion Subdues Rivals Famous Frosty
Glare by ''knocking Him Off His Pins as They
Meet i'm Richards Office.

although Gene Normile handled his
affairs during training for the title
match with Gene Tunney last Fall.
To Start Work Monday.
Monday Dempsey will go to work
against six sparring partners, now en-
route to the camp. They are Leo
Lomski, frankie Bush and Martin
Burke, light-heavyweights, and Bud
German, Jack Gagnon and Carl Car.
ter heavyweights. Sharkey will start
work here July 5 in gymnasium
against Paul Cavalier. Tommy Ran.
dolph and Yale Okun, all light heavies.
He left last night for the Maine woods
to spend 10 days fishing and tramping
around Spencer, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
CHICAGO CLAIMING
HEAVY TITLE BOUT

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO June 24.-The Herald
and Examiner in copyright story
today makes the fiat assertion that
Gene Tunney. heavyweight boxing
champion. will defend his title at
Soldier Field, Chicago.
The fight is scheduled for either
tho last week Of September or the
first week of October, the account
continued; will involve the winner Of
the Jack Dempsey-Jack Sharkey con-
test. already scheduled for New York.
and will be promoted either hv Tex
Richard. or by some Chicago agent
Of his, probably Jim Mullen.
The story says that "Rickard is all
set and when it suits his purpose he
will make the announcement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
McTIGUE SAYS DEMPSEY
WILL WIN OVER SHARKEY

NEW YORK. June "a Up
Michael Francis McTigue. IL prophet
as we'll as puncber in his old age.
may be Well qualified at least to in
terpret the fistic stars nasmuch as
he called his own Knockout of Paul
Berlenbach. Jimmy Maloney's victory
over Jack Delaney and Jack
Sharkey's knockout of Maloney, all
upsets, from the experts point of
view
Forthwith. Mike makes two addi
tional predictions; First. that he will
turn the tables on Jack Delaney and
win the light vyweight title in
their July bout at the Yankee
Stadium: second. that Dempsey will
Whip SharkeY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24

BY the Associated Press.
A. LBANY, n. Y, June 24.--start
" ing what he declared was "a
~ finish fight" to regain the
Il a world heavyweight champion
ship, Jack Dempsey arrived
here shortly after midnight on his
way to Saratoga Lake, where he is
to train for his bout with Jack
Sharkey.
Dempsey planned to leave with his
wife, the former Estelle Taylor, for
Tom Luther's, on Saratoga Lake, this
afternoon.
Today was Dempsey's thirty-second
birthday anniversary. A party to
celebrate the event upon his arrival
at Saratoga Lake has been arranged.
This is my big comeback fight"
Dempsey said regarding the forth
coming setto with Sharkey. 1--WE
been working hard and I'm not going
to let up. l want to go all the way
back. ! mean it,"
Sharkey Is Upset.
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 24.-The frosty
glare of Jack Sharkey's steel-gray
eyes means nothing TO Jack Dempsey,
whose black Scowl once held highly
terrifying reputation of its own.
In the parlance of the ring, Sharkey
put the eye" on the former heavy
weight champion when the pair of
Jacks met in Tex Richard Madison
Squa7e Garden yesterday and signed
articles for Dempsey's first effort
along the comeback trail here July 81.
The effect was not all that Sharkey
expected.
That Sharkey glare, q psychological
barrage OF high power, is commonly
supposed to have had disastrous
effect on Harry Wills before Jack
whipped the giant negro last Fail.
They said it even intimidated bold
Michael McTigue and accounted for
the Indian sign" the Boston COB is
reputed to hold over Jimmy Maloney.
1t made Dempsey grin broadly.
After keeping Sharkey waiting IS
minutes in Richards Office. Dempsey
swept into the room and advanced on
his rival, hand outstretched. Down
came Sharkey's eyebrows, and the
psychological battle was on.
Dempsey Is Cordial.
Elbows everything, kidd" Dempsey
asked with a wide, happy smile. I'm
glad to see you. How is Mrs. Sharkey
feeling?"
Taken by surprise. the Boston Jack
answered that his wife, who is recov-
ering here from a major operation,
was doing nicely: that he, too, was
feeling we'll and suggested that Demp-
sey looked quite husky.
You, too" answered Dempsey, still
smiling. 81 hear you made a great
showing against Maloney."
Yes, / guess I did," Sharkey ad.
mitted, apparently somewhat abashed,
and before he quite realized what had
happened. Dempsey was off toward
the desk where the signing took place,
leaving Sharkey a trifie bewildered in
his. wake.
The crowd that gathered outside
the building capped the climax by
following Dempsey in a cheering cir.
Gle when he left ahead of Sharkey.
Traffic was normal when Sharkey
came downstairs. 4
Dempsey, accompanied by his new
business manager. Leo P. Flynn, vet
eran boxing pilot. left last night for
his training camp. at Saratoga. N. Y.
Flynn. engaged shortly before the
former champion departed, will handle
the details Of the camp management
and act as business adviser. Dempsey
has not had fight manager since he
broke with Jack KearTls a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
LAMAR is EASY VICTOR
IN BOSTON RING BATTLE

BOSTON, June 24.-Winning every
round. Henry Lamar of Washington,
former national amateur light heavy
weight champion. handily defeated Joe
'tCyclone) De Roster of Nashua, N. H.,
here last night. in the semi-final to AL
Mello's winning bout with Johnny
Mendelsohn.
Lamar exhibited lively punch that
usually found it's mark, while his big
opponent showed little.
1t was Lamar's fifth straight victory
in a Boston ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
FLYNN TO AID DEMPSEY.

NEW YORK, June "a LP.-Leo p.
Flynn, veteran pilot of boxers. signed
an agreement with Jack Dempsey to
act as the former heavyweight cham
plon's business manager during
Dempsey's training period for HIS
bout with Jack Sharkey July q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT,

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON-Al Mello. Lowell, knocked
out Johnny Mendelsohn, Milwau
WILKESBARRE, Pa. Mickey
Doyle, Pittston, Pa, knocked out Carl
Tremaine, Cleveland ca.
Fights Tonight.
CHICAGO-Bud Taylor VS.. Tony
Canzoneri Q0).
DETROIT-Sully Montgomery VS.
Bud German 10).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
STECHER VS.. LONDOS.

ST. LOUIS, June "a R).-Joe
Stecher, claimant of the world heavy
weight wrestling championship, and
Jimmy Londos, Greek grappler, have
been matched for a return bout here
on July ~, by American Legion posts
of st. Louis and St. Louis County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24

! played brilliant defensively for the
| artillerymen.
Lineup and summary:
10th + A. fS1. Positions War Yellows (5I.
Liemt- zen Pence 1v; ;ii:..'J Maj Woodward
Capt. sharpe. 49,. Back Capt Houghtom
Score by chukkers:
War Yellows, .' o Is
=, Goals-Van Wyke 49,. Eoughton (2l
sharpe Pence, Woodward ~. Robinette
Crittenberger IN the sixth. Time of periods
~ minutes, Referee-Gen Booth
;, 10th Field Artillery had 3-goal ham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
STAGE CAMEL RACES.

Camel racing is a favorite sport in
North Africa. A speedy animal will
cover a mile in something like three
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-24
LINDBERGH A RIFLEMEN.

Rifle shooting was the only form of
athletics that interested Charles Lind.
hergh. transatlantic air hero, while
he was a student at college.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

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Evening star., 1927-05-08

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Evening star., 1927-05-08
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Evening star., 1927-05-08
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HARLINGEN

GOLDEN WEDDING
About $50 friends gathered at the
PRESBYTERIAN church annex Tuesday
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PHARR

Superintendent j. Lee StambauEh
will spend his vacation in the VAL
ley.
ID. Z. Bnckner will be at home in
Pharr during the holidays.
Miss Doris McCarter, head Of the
Home Economics department., i
making arrangements to spend the
holidays with her parents in Gal
weston, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Emery, who re-
side in Pharr. expect TO spend part
OF the holidays in San Benito with
Mrs. Emery's mother, Mrs. Bursley.
B. ]. Fletcher. head Of the Eng
lsih department. expects to spend
the holidays in Pharr.
Miss Elizabeth Dabney, who is at
the head of the history department.
is leaving Thursday evening for
her home in German TO spend the
holidays with her parents and
friends.
Misses Stella Stanfield, Mildred
Hays, Lenore McCombs, Mrs. Guy
Johnson, Mrs. II. L. Gum, Mrs. Guy
Richie. are planning 20 spend the
vacation in the Valley towns.
Mrs. Earl Trantham Of the Junior
school j. leaving Thursday for
Groveton, Texas. where she will be
with her paretns.
Miss Alice Langham is spending
the holidays with friends and rela-
tives Of Houston and Brennan.
Miss Josephine Gray, music su.
pervisor of the junior school, is ar
ranging to be in Brennan, Texas,
with friends and relatives for the
Christmas holidays and expects to
leave Pharr on Thursday evening.
Miss Nettie Fly whose home is in
Hondo. Texas, is leaving Pharr