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New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
PERAKOS RECEIVES
 HANDBALL LESSON
ROche-hangan Team Takes Two
 Of Three Games in Match

Peter Perakos, junior member of the Iiergstrom- Perahos handball team at the '. M C. A has been angling for some time with the Nochc-Mangan combination and finally, tha other day. was accom- lnodated much 10 hls sorrow.
 The meeting resulted in the first match going 10 the Hergstrom- P,rakos team by the score of 91 10 1@ but then their opponents were warmed up and 'ho winners Of the first game became the losers of the EeXt two. The Roche com hiuation walked away with the sec ond game by the score of 21 10 < and took the third contest rather easily ny the count Of q 10 13.
 Prrakos better known as one Of the ma anates of the An-New Brlt- ain football team has q number Of alihjs 10 excuse tho defeat. Pete claimed that Hergstrom laid down on him. He says that afternoon playing is not suited 10 his best form and he wants another match early in the morning. He also stated that he is not used 10 playing on full stomach. He plans 10 train on a bowl of soup or q glass of milk for the next encounter.
 Sammy Mag. class "A" champion for 1@27-2S strollcd onto the courts looking for some opposition. Elliot Cohen, the s"cond-rat"r who copped the class "B" title, took him up and Sammy got the surprise Of his life when Cohen proceeded to hand him q nice pasting.
 Plans are under way at the "Y" for mixed doubles handball tournament and handball sharks are requested 10 send in their hncups 10 Bert l.oomis in order 10 receive their rating.
 T. is safe 10 say that n" follow ing combinations Will enter: Roche Mauaan. Grcenstoin-LoWiu, Herg- { I.oomis-Jako Wrinkle, ! and Stoarns- Strong, Players will hN permitted 10 team up but they must send in their entries in advance 10 receive their rating i
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
CHICAGO ELEVEN
 IS MYSTERY TEAM
Sta58 Develops Two Sets Of
 Backs With Re5lacerle1tS

Chicago, Sept. 2S lpJ-The real mystery team" Of the several un- certain squads in the Big Ten foot ball championship race this fall IS the 3Gth edition Of Amos Alonzo Stag2's University Of Chicago eleven.
 Graduation wrecked Chlcago's E football hopes last season. but the wealth ol li.h'. fast backncld ma terial in the younger classes this year las enabled Stagg 10 develop two complete sets Of backs with re placements for each.
 Three of las, years varsity back field are back in uniform, and there also are dozen likely ball carriers coming up. Whether this situation Was yiHualizad by tbe dean Of con- ference coaches. the fact remains that S'arR signed up tho hardest schedule this fall in his af years Of scryIe" at Chicago.
 "InLy" Huhm and smith have shown skill In tossing passes and Hegwood and Hollohan proved cap able ball carriers in yesterdays scr5frnago, this quartet making up i.agg's second bachHcld.
 Minnesota also has acquired strong reserves 10 support i's back nclG ot thr~n-four'h4 veterans, in cludin2 inc All-Amrrrcan rnbacl. IIrrb Jorv'iue- rnarn Spears has l7 lrtt"rmau in guform.
 @a,l.t aog. oIrs wore s'artcd y,s- 'oraaF at N!ehran and Iowa. The N.ch.rn lutr "as strengthened ry 'fe return o( laFrrno Taylor 10 euI opposite urauv Oosr,tbaan. rYoto.~ar'l and Gilbert praGirrd tossing the osal to these two wing men,
 The rfara fo eiig.nas Of Joe '.rnsE, la' yaarH falItach. WAS Inc e+ n'~a p' 'an ra"uc. a'oaou for AI-oonm.
 EmsEr'< w.rhr and ozpcurncc a-- e.at.y h,1.d 10 protect the NaH5 Gem. Eoa. IH atarHe 'nd I.as
 Iw 'rt#oHGr.r Hor given varsity roat'"ns for sor.mnaeo y"s'nrday by 'oarh H.rrI~ a' Illinois. @rh only tHa' r''.rw.n io tl.- Aa,4 The young .'re delivered for Iuru..r hy 'armuH fr. IHtrrrr.urr ',r Me tias, when ir intercepted a forward pa nGj ran for a touchdown.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
 
LEO FLYNN'S LAST
 APPEARANCE HERE
DeHpsey's Manager Always
 Took His SetbaCkS Hard

Leo r. Flynn, manager Of Jack Dempsey, frequently visited New Britain when the late William w. Hanna was promoting boxing matches in this city. He took set backs just as bitterly then as he did last Thursday night at Chicago when Dempsey was forced 10 bow before Gene Tunncy in their match for the heavyweight championship Of the world.
 Flynn's last appearance In thls city Was marked by a storm of fears which threatened 10 bring about a condition similar to the Johne'own flood. Flynn had posted q s1.ho0 guarantee with the sporting editor Of the Herald 10 have a specified opponent for q bout with Jack Brit ton in this city. On the day before the bout Flynn's man spraincd his ankle and eLo had visions Of losing his ono grand" On tn" day Of the scheduled bout. which was to take place in Hanna's armoIy. Flynn came 10 this city with tears yelling from his eyes. He was in q dolorous mood when he entered tn" Herald office, explaining that he could not afford 10 lose the money hc had posted for a forfeit. TIe cried 10 such an extent that the equilibrium of the office was upset. In desperation the Herald sporting editor called Hanna on fh" telephone and explained the situation, advising him 10 come 10 the office with large supply of umbrellas, rubber boots raincoats. etc. By the time Hanna arrived, the d"Iuge had started afrcsh and Niagaras Of tears were running down Flynn's cheeks. After lodging the showers for a few moments. Hanna threw up his hands in disgust and told the sporting editor 10 "giy" him back his thousand SO hell stop cryIng.' On receiving his money, Flynn shut of inc tear ducts and his fac" became Wroathcd in smiles.
 Incidentally. q Brooklyn brick layer was substituted for Flynu's man in the bout with Brtton and he hit Jack twice during 1he fight"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
By he AssoeLatsd Press.

Ey me AFSyGt4tEI i4ths-
 With the world series scheduled to open one week from today. base ball taniom will note with mora than passing interest how the likely contenders won their games yester- day,
 The Pittsburgh Pirates, aluos' ''in" as the National league repr~- sentatiYes. clung 10 their two gam, margin at the top on home run drive by George Granthsm that scored runner ahead and beat op' the Chicago Cubs, 2-l.
 Babe Ruth smashed out his 57th home run Of the season in the sixth inning against Philadelphia. Tho bases were loaded and the four runs Were nor" than enough 10 win for the New York Yankees, American league standard bearers. If
 Pittsburgh had trouble solving Hal Carlson's shoots but Tn" C>.~ mad more trouble with q trio 0. Pirate pitchers-Meadows, Hill and Kremer. The Cubs were held 10 five safetios and the Bucs made sey- en off Carlson.
 The Pirates have three games left 10 play and can clinch the paunant by winning two Of them while the ct. Louis Cardinals are taking all Of their three games left on the schel- uIe. The mathematical calcula'ors have figured that the New York Gi- ants still have q light chance.
 The Cardinals stayed in the run ming by trouncing Cincinnati, Al. Grover Cleveland Alexander held the Reds al his mercy allowing only three hits, one of which, q triple by Critz with none out in the sixth, was converted into a score on Hargrare's long sacrifice fly. Chick Hafey knocked the ball out ol the park Iu he eighth with Douthit on base, Donohue was nicked for II hits,
 The Cardinals have assumed q philosophical attitude regarding their chances. The team met before yesterdays game and determined on a split for the world series, Dis'ri- buttons were figured on the basis Of first and second places. 1T the team finishes second its share in the world series will he further affected by whether the Pirates beat th" Tanks.
 Freddie Fitzsimmons turned back the phillies yesterday and the Giants won in a romp, G-2. New York hit the ball hard. getting 1 3 safe blows eff Scott and Sweetland. Hornsby led the way with four singles.
 Ruth is now only two homo runs shy Of his 1921 record, He can hea' inc mark by knocking three home runs. and hr has three games i'll which 10 do that, The Eamblno has hit for the circuit with the baaes loaded only six times in his career, three times as q Yankee,
 Lou Gahrie slashod Ont his Afth homer with the bases empty in the fourth.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
LIFE SAVING COURSE
TWcn1; -Onc Juniors Receive 1n~tiut- tione in Proper Methods of Res cuing People.
cuing People.

l.ast night 2l juniors received their second lesson at the '. N. C. 4. in life saving under inc super }ieion Of Life Saving Examiner Pc ter EakVHsk. I'll. boys were taught 70 swim under water lu approaching their victim, hoW 10 scuil, proper I.g-kick and methods in towing drowning persons. Tn" following Hoys ar~ euroll,1 in tn" class, w. Ho.mqpier, r. McEHroc, C. McEnro" i. stanley. l.. I>ttorInau J. Hattings, r. EiI'"r, ]. Dich"uson, Ii, Ritter, J Ipuahus, B. Guto~hy. ". CIanlionc J. fiauIonr, C. Marion, E. WoalIns, w. Barnes, =. R"mIllet. 4. PaEedc W. Alyori. J. Ga'tuss. 4t, Eodby.
 s'ix out c; about II seniors in the senior Lifr SaInE cours" tnc"'ss- fully pa.so1 inc hard tests and ar" uoH CIll-u,drr1 h'a savers. The huc- r.aaml mrnurrs who passed are as 'olroR5. JuIiu6 Normann Charles %oumanu, Thomas N"gmaun, Fred trick Alderman, George Heinzmann and William Suess.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
ESIELLE THOUGHT JACK
 HAD KNOCKED OUT TUNNEY
DcmpsrI's Wife Heard seventh Round Over Radio and Indcr- stood Fight Was Over.

New York. Sept 2S (P,-Tudcr th" impression that her husband had knocked out Gene Tunney and rcGain"d his hcayyWeieht title in Chicago. Estell" Taylor. movie ac- tross, wife Of Jack Dempsey, greet c1 the unsuccessful challenger with smiles and kisses when he returned to their apartment after the battle. says Jack Farrell in the New York Daily News today.
 Listening 10 the blow by blow /ac- count over radio. the actress under nine and out" over Tunncy when describing the flooring Of the cham pion in the seventh round. What the announcer said was eight, nine and up.'
 Al the end of the count the actress shut off the radio. and proceeded 10 celebrate. She later greeted her husband as the victor
 Honey, il was remarkable" she said.
 What was remarkable dear?' inquired the battle marked chal- lerEer.
 Why you won, dear. and by q knockout"
 Jack, says Farrell. dropped his head on his chest and muttnred:
 "Hell no, honey. l lost the light On q decision"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
HAY NAME SUCCESSOR
Early Election of Man To Take Ban JOhn>Dns Place Eumorch fin Baseball Circles

Chicago, : pt. 21 P,-Rcporrs of the early election Of q sunccssor 10 E. l.. John on as president Of ihe American league. were revived to- day with in'imations that tn" dis scr'lug cjun owners. who have TO- crilnl Johusou's resignation eifec- tiy" Nov. l. might select and install a new president month ahead of that time.
 Edward S Barnard. now prns- dent Of the Cleveland club, is the man generally regarded as John sons successor Johnsons friends hay" said that the American loague founder would be ready 10 turn over th" onic" by Oct. l5. Johnson has been busy for weeks going over the l"1gUe records of 27 years in his of fee, preserving such documents as reflect the leagues growth under his direction.
 Latest reports say Bernard will be announced as president next Sun day night, in order 10 take charge of the American leaEue's end of the world series. The league headquar- ters here have declined 10 comment.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
RIpDKI RESELL SOLD

Wichita Falls, Texas, Sept. 28 Pj --l'r'd Russell, pitching acc of the Wichita Falls, Texas league cham pions. who defeated the New Or leans club of the Southern associ- alton in the Dixie series has been ordered 70 report 10 Pittsburgh in the event the Pirates win the na- tional league pennant.
 Three players and an unannounc- cd sum Of money are involved J. A. Gardner. president Of the local club. said today in announcing Russell was sold 10 report this fall 1T the Pirates won.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
TEACHERS ON STRIKE

Mexico City. Sept. 2S P>-School teachers Of Vera Cruz have carried out their threat 10 go on strike for payment Of arrears in salary, press dispatches say.
 Labor unions supporting them sta toned pickots at th" school buildings yesterday 10 inform the children that there would be no classes until the teachers salaries were paid.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
fBY BOB MATHERNE) Follow paddOck'S Rules to Be
Track Success

Charley Paddock, who has been running for 4 years and who holds 13 world sprint records, says he credits his success to these simple rules that he follows:
 Never permit yourself 10 20 stale physically or mentally
 Never ovcr-do your work and al ways maintain goal toward which 10 work
 Follow training rules rigidly.
 Get plenty Of sleep, cat lots Of hoctatoak and drink large quantities Of milk. Have little pastry on the menu.
 Get "peppcd up" for every meet and never take an opponent lightly
 T. seems as if Charley Paddock. who has been running for II years and who holds 13 sprint records would have enough Of the running rackct-or at least you'd be slowed down to such an extent that he couldn't be considered dangerous now against strong field.
 Strange 10 say. Charley is not through Neither does he think h" is so terrible slow Far from it, if you will only take note Of his plans for next year.
 The smiling young man who is generally termed "Thn Fastest Human" wants 70 make Uncle sans 1928 Olympic team and he wants 10 break Roland Locke's mark in the 920 before he calls it enough.
 Paddock once held the record for then was his l4th world record, And he prizrd il highly, as he does the other ones. But Locke came along in 1926 and covered the 22o yards in 2".5 seconds 10 shatt"r paddock's mark.
 Prom his home in Pasadena, Calf. comes word that raddack is going 10 start an intensive training campaign in February for place on this country's next Olympic team. Nothing, says Paddock. is going 10 interfere with his siege Of training. Not cvcn the movies.
 \ aprinter who has been keeping mp with the best of them for i4 years must seem all "old man" In years, Paddock is still young. having celebrated his 27th birthday last August but as a runner h" is stamp'd q veteran.
 His first race vas in 1919. Like wise, that first race was also his first champjonship-hc won the southern pr2 mar school champion ship, In 1915, he won the hundred in the Far Western meet and from then on. until he enrolled at South crn California. he competed in high school meets with succoaq
 Tn quick succession followed en- viaho marks in thc intor-allied games in Paris, tho 1a2p Olympic games. and other important meets. until he began shattcring world records as Trojan runner a' southern California
 Paddock has created 3o records in his career, II world records and 'lsirtorn of fine latter still stand fIIs marks cover die'an""s ranging from 50 yards 10 300 meters for turf as ~ell as regulation tracks. Be t"mnn 1921 and 132i, he ran the hundred II times in a.G seconds.
 Paddock created his 9.5 mark for the hundred on May 1G. 1926, just two years after a pulled muscle dur ing th" Olympic games had caused many predictions 10 be made that he was through.
 But he's not through yet--and "Thc Fastest Human" hopes 10 prove fl next year by again being q member Of Uncle Sans Olympic team and, perhaps, setting q new world mark for the 220.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
ROWING CAMPAIGN
Total of 13O Candidates Turn Out To Try For Places on Haryards Boat Crew.

Cambridge Mass. Sept. 2S CP>- Harvard's 1928 rowing campaign. which will not end until the last four miles have been pulled on the Thames next June. is off 10 a sprint ing start with 13o candidates out for the coveted seats in the varsity shell.
 Head Goa oh Ed Brown listed 70 Of the men as Of varsity calibre while the remainder were described as possibilities for the 150 pound "ights. Daily practice starts today and will continue until the Charles river freezes.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
WORLDS COURT CHAMPS
Detroit National Basketball Team Erate England and France to Take J!tIc in Match.

h the 4. <. |. championship match recently in 'open- hagen inc Detroit National basket ulu team defeated England in the
 .mi-Gnats and France In the finals ..y seor, Of v 10 I.
 |, 4.H be remembered that the local |. II. C. <. team al the Na'
 ioual basketball championship tour uamcnt held in Buffalo this spring sgas eliminated by inc Detroit team after a hard Erucllng match. Tn" local team held d T lead Of eight points until the last 10 minutes ot play and the Detroils. finally won by & margin Of eight points.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Ry the Associated Press.
 Los Angeles-Johnny Hil'. Fili- pino. outpointed Danny Kramer, Philadelphia, TO- Michael Durane, Nebraska, won from Frankie Tier ney, Los Angeles. 4.
 polis-Chuck Wiggins, In- dianapolis, outpointed Art Wegand, Buffalo, 10. Joe O'Malley, Colum- hus, O., won from John Murphy, Chicago, 2.
 Paris, France-Johnny Cuthbert, France, knocked out Humery. France, 5.
 Fesno. Cal.-Young Nationalista. Filipino, beat Johnny Torres, Pana- ma, 10.
 San Antonio, Tex.-Charles Cobb, Houston, Tex, knocked out Ray Macias. Mexico City, 2.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
PIRATES CLING TO TWO
 GAME LEAD IN NATIONAL.
Pittsburgh Team Noses Out Chicago Cubs-Babe Ruth Smashes Out No. y to Win Game for 1anks From Athletcs-Cardnals Stay In Running by Trounc- ing Cncnnati-G Giants Romp Away From Philles Leaders Have Only Three Games Left to Play.

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New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
ST TfHT IS
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

will clash at Memorial field in Will low Brook park. Tn" kickoff will take place at go o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-28
NEW YORK
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-28

The United States has 72.ooo,ooo of the 27,ooo,0o0 automobiles in the world.
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

ford came to Milford and went to the
home Of Fred Windsor to talk about
horse. NAPLES and some others were
there and while they were sitting
about a table talking NAPLES is al
legged to have drawn two guns and be
gan shooting at Stafford. His victim
fell to the floor and the others hastily
scattered. NAPLES then made his es-
cape. Chief of Police Courtney COM
wandered an automobile and with
young Gerhardt, started after NAPLES
On North Second street, in front Of
the home Of Colonel Theodore Town
send, the owner Of the Milford Chron-
icle, they found the man. Courtney
stopped the machine and ran back of
it to catch NAPLES. Before young
Gerhardt could get out of the car,
NAPLES again drew his two guns and
began to shoot. Young Gerhardt was
shot in the right shoulder. Courtney
dashed upon NAPLES, knocked him
senseless and disarmed him. Roy
Fowler went to the aid of officer
Courtney and NAPLES was taken to
the town Jail where he was locked up
to await a hearing. NAPLES is about
40 years old, and member of we'll
known family in Milton and is son
of Charles NAPLES, a well-known
Iumberman. He left Milton several
years ago and went West, where he
remained until recently, when he re-
turned to Delaware. Stafford and
Gerhardt are resting comfortably at
the Milford Emergency Hospital and
4Lair nonditior, is not critical
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09
BOY AND MAN SHOT IN MILFORD

r. Fl. Stafford, Burrsyille, Nd, and
Alfred Gerhardt, Harrington Victims
William Waples, Of Milton, shot
two men at Milford on Sunday before
he was disarmed and knocked sense
less by Chief of Police James Court
ney. NAPLES was locked up by the
chief of police and the two wounded
men are in the Milford Emergency
Hospital. NAPLES used two guns at
one time and bullets flew about in a
lively manner for a time. He declar-
es he remembers nothing of the shoot
ing. The men shot are r. H. Staf-
ford, so years old, a storekeeper at
Burrville, Nd, who was wounded in
the right hip, and Alfred Gerhardt, IL
years old, a boxer from Harrington,
who is known as Young Gerhardt and
who was shot in the shoulder. STAFF
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09
WANTED
Man With Car

Wanted by old established
company selling auto and
tractor Oils, paints, and roof
coating to farming trade. Ex-
elusive territory. Weekly
drawing account. Real prop
osition. The Lennox Oil &
Paint Company, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09
NOTICE

The Town of Smyrna will continued
to have rubbish collected every other
Thursday morning until further no
tice.
BY order of the Town Council
of the Town of Smyrna,
EDW. T. PORTER, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09
|sonal and Social
II Who Come and Go
'n' Their Social Doings

II j IT, ! Walter B. Masten en-
kne n h.Ialiowe.en party at
/ apd i paI aUnor of Priscilla David
Fs1t IN under the Il 'slii diraotia,, Lhe en- n
apples LI. Iiiihs consisted Of
All The e5;I5 5;Iguihg and a peanut
Hford. Fs.t n lnscilla David, Jean
r. si'ts. as.'eT :, George, Margaret
r., CSS cnSt,. Mabel Dempsey,
/ Haly INIGoie Ns1ae Addison, John
in' Harold Carrow,
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

Chicken Salad and Oyster SUPPER
The Mite Society of Asbury M. p.
Church will hold their annual Chicken
Salad and Oyster Supper in the Club
House Thursday evening, November
18th.
11-2 st
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

kms Rotary Club entertained at
knesshg Thursday evening at the
F6s Inn, the faculty Of the
Ra High School and members of
schOOl Board. Walter 0. Hof-
y president Of the School Board,
an interesting talk and Miss
bls, president Of the Faculty
n also gave an address. Ken
|Giyan Of Clayton gave a piano
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

!. Harrison Post, American
vent to the Perry Point Hos
Perryville, MIL, on Sunday
a service and entertainment
uSaDled soldiers there. The
oNA band accompanied them
II a concert and K. D. Givan
II sang. Lester Goldsborough
exhibition dancing. Perry
y'pl'al contains 956 veterans
n sassed and shell-saocked
recent war and Legion
lghout the area in coonera-
u hed Cross are constant
NJ 'ting to make tnam com
aad happy. cum
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

Hwed efforts is being taken BY
n Of Smyrna Town Council
N1zens I to have the diagonal road
from the Boulevard, north of
Y INTO Main Street. The State
y Department has already rec
~ this short stretch Of less
mile but for some reason or
ACTON has been delayed.
using the creamery are es-
ANXIOUS for this entrance to
lig Of the need Of it for the
motoring public.
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

eHs Of the sale Of gasoline on
\ d tax is levied indicates that the
Highway Department will be
h 1928 to construct about so
Of new concrete road which is
FOunt that will be built this
During October the gas tax
mounted to $72,343.57. For the
|honth last year the tax totaled
\. The total to date for the
n months of 1927 is $51O,887.-
fe total was $311,911.67.
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

L, CYNTHIA Webb, niece of former
raster William Robinson, Of Mil
|Vith whom she makes her home,
In airplane ride to Wilmington,
kl days ago. An air-pllot
4 off from Milford for Whining
H. her, making the trip in Al
kss, Miss Webb was delighted
&r experience. She returned to
N by rail.
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

4 v;rLIv property located
&c A. D. .;s+ing n of a restaurant,
eipsic, colS499 :rasmerv and wharf
granaly' Ia ~ A. B. Moor e
] If Leipsic.
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

IL, u +he monthly report of
IT, nf i Tax Commissioner, p. S.
n, 54S8 delinquents paid their
/ ,cboOl tax fling fee in October.
hmount collected was $44,799.98.
III sum Kent county taxables
Is1,6171O, there having been
IGeEnQuents in that county.
Smyrna times., 1927-11-09

Is +. Carpenter, who resides on
sDc5ran" 'l55 Farm. two miles west Of
ss-oTr. SSIrrl reports a large yield Of
IT, sr' From four acres Mr.. Car
4. 'ri nicked and delivered 49 tons
Fonrds. Of an average Of more
El2A tons per acre.