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New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Mrs. Sophie Hoffman

Funeral services for Mrs. Sophie
Hoffman Of 10 West Pearl street
were held this afternoon at . o'clock
at the funeral parlors OF B. c. Por-
ter Sons. Rev. Martin w. Gaudian.
pastor of st. Johns German Lutheran
church. officiated. Burial was In
Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Three Stations Lose
Radio Licenses

Washington. Dec. Fl ~ - The
radio commission notified three
broadcastins stations today that be-
cause Of repeated deviations from
their assigned frequencies their H.
censes will not be renewed until a
public hearing has been held.
The stations were: kGTT. of San
Francisco; KOL. Seattle. and WCLB.
Long Beach, N. 7.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

end men Of the navy and Of the
marine corps" read hts message,
my appreciation for their devoted
service during the past year and for
the successful accomplishment of
their mission in China ana in Nioara.
qua, and to wish for each officer ana
man and for every member Of their
respective units a very merry Christ.
mas and happy New Year"
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
PLOTsTERS HELD

Constantinople. Dec. 81 W -
Twenty alleged plotters charged with
arranging tho escape Of prisoners
have been arrested at Broussa. Other
arrests also have been made in
Stamboul. The exact circumstances
havs not been revealed and much
mystery surrounds the action.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Real Estate News

Today was an unusually slow day
in the real estate field, locally, only
two papers being filed for record at
the office of the town clerk. The
New Britain Trust Co. took . mort
gage for $4,000 on Stewart street
property Of Paul link. and Joseph
and Jennie Roth gave to the City
Realty Corporation, . $1,000 mort
gage on Whiting street realty.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Funerals
Henry ". Elagg

Funeral services for Henry W.
Flagg OF 166 Monroe street will he
held morrow afternoon at o'clock
at the home. Rev. Theodore A..
Greene, pastor Of the First Congre-
gational church, will officiate. Burial
will be in Fairview cemetery.
In point of service Mr.. Flagg was
the oldest !employe OF the Herald
Publishing Co. He was foreman of
the press room. and had been EN-
ployed by this paper for ~ years.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the neighbors
and. friends for their kindness and
sympathy shown us during the death
OF our beloved son. Frank. We es-
pecially wish to thank the Stanley
Rule and Level Dept. 81. Signed,
PHILIP FRIEND.
MARY FRIEND,
MABEL FRIEND.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
August C1abau

Funeral services for August Gla-
bau OF "A Fairview street were held
this afternoon at o'clock at the
home. Rev. Theodore A. Greene,
pastor Of the First Congregational
church. officiated. Burial was in
Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
SENDS GREETINGS

Washington. Dec. q P-Secretary
Wilbur sent a special Christmas
greeting to the navy and marine
corps today. especially compliment
ing them on their work in China and
Mica ragua.
4 wish to express to the officers
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
FOUR KILLED

Hartford, Ont, Dec. 81 R-An-
drew B. Woods, provincial constable
and his wife and two children were
killed today when their automobile
was struck by train on grade
crossing. The car was driven by In
spector Edmonds.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

Back to the of the first successful airane ghtte
sand dunes of Kitty Hawk N. C-came Orve
Wright the other day to take part in celebrating the twenty
fifth anniversary of this memorable event. Part of the crowd
that watched the ceremonies is pictured above crossing the
barren hills Below the aviation pioneer left and Senator
Hiram Bingham of Connecticut, at the unwilling of the tablet
which marks the birthplace of heaverthanair flying.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Wall Street Briefs


of Canadian Connecticut Cotton
Mills Ltd, Quebec, and Jenckes
Canadian Co.. makers of tire fabrics.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
of Canada, Ltd, owned half of
Jenckes' Canadian preferred stock.
November world output of slab zinc
totaled 1895 short tons against
126,719 tons In October and 49,
S45 tons in November. 1927.
Missouri Pacific lines has awarded
contracts for $4,65o.o 900 on 1929 rail
program.
Building construction contracts
awarded last week in the United
States totaled $51.517.O00. against
$65.376,00O in the corresponding
week in 1927. Engineering News
Record reports. Contracts for large
commercial and residential projects
increased to $30,143,0OO from $14.-
$4,000 in the preceding week and
| t24.1G3,o00 in the corresponding
week last year.
Wall Street understands that the
Grocery Store Products company
has been organized az holding
company for number Of concerns
marketing trademark food products.
Negotiations are UNDERWOOD to be
nearing completion for the inclusion
OF six firms. including the To-day
corporation and one Canadian COM
pany The new concern is being
sponsored by the Gold Dust corpor-
alton interests. but it is not yet
known whether there will be any
corporate interest between Gold
Dust and Grocery PRODUCTS.
| Weeks new bond offerings total
ed $55,co6,o 900 against 351,44o, 900
last week and s255,45s,eon in the
corresponding week last year.
Wall Street understands 1nterna-
tional Paper & Power company's
common stockholders are to be Of
fered rights for about 100000 class
c shares at SO share. on basis
of share for every 2 held. Pro-
ceeds. 1t Is reported. will be used to
pay for part OF a block Of $35. 900.
900 common shares of New England
Power association. on which com.
pany has option.
Directors Of American hawaiian
stteamship Co. San Francisco. have
resumed dividends on the common
stock after a lapse of more than
three years. A dividend Of 81 pay
able January IS to stock OF record
January 3 was declared out Of sur.
plus. The company's position has
improved since the intercoastal rate
agreement.
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Col Co.. controlled by the Lackawan.
wanna railroads subsidiary. Glen
Alden Coal Co., has declared ar
extra 50 dividend on its $3.50;
shares Of stock. This means payment
OF t2,sss.l4s cash to Glen Alder
out of accumulated surplus of D. L
g. w. Coal.
Miles Tool Works Co., formerl.
owned by Miles, Bement Pond Co.
and Hoover Owens Rensselaer, Co.
both Of Hamilton, O., have beer
absorbed b1 General Machiner,
Corp. It was learned today.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

Yes, Claire STEM. society deb. is on
the stage now. She's 4 member Of
the Junior Aid League of the Lenox
Hill hospital, New York. and will be
IN a show which the league il going
to produce. Her part is to do q tap
dance. And from the looks Of things
she ought to be = tip-top tappers
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance. $43O,733,715
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

THE MARKET AT 2:3O p. NJ.
FURNISHED by Putnam & Coz
High Low Close
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

Niles Tool Works Co., formerly
owned by Miles, Bement Pond Co.,
and Hoover Owens Rensselaer, Co.,
both Of Hamilton, o., have been
absorbed bt General Machinery
Corp. It was learned today.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

Delaware. Lackawanna & Western
Col Co.. controlled by the Lackawan-
wanna railroads subsidiary. Glen
Alden Coal Co., has declared an
extra 50 dividend on its 322.693
shares Of stock. This means payment
OF S2,S9s.449 cash to Glen Alden
out of accumulated surplus of D. l..
g. w. Coal.
Evening star., 1928-03-06

Watch Harold Sanderson, pro at
Hollywood, play mashic approach
and pay attention to his left hand
and forearm. There are two theories
about taking back mashie. Ono
il that its face should be kept
straight-at right angles to the line
you intend to hit the ball. The
othcr--which Sandcrson fOllOws--iS
that the left forearm should roll.
On both the left arm controls the
club. Let's look into SandersOn'S
idea. especially for the short ap-
proach where the club face actually
can be taken straight back.
In theory the face Of club must
strike the ball at right angles to
the direction you wish to hit 1t. To
do SO Sanderson takes the mashie
back with the left arm just as he
would carry hammer back with
tho left hand to drive a nail. II you
take back a hammer you Will find
that the left forearm rolls toward
your body. 1t is natural way to
cock this arm to hit. Why not take
the mashie back i'm the same way.
When you do the blade will open, as
the sketch shows. and II you could
watch the back Of the left hand,
instead Of the ball. II would always
be toward your eyes. Thus. when
you hit. your club face comes down
and through on the line you wish to
hit the ball. Winter is q good time
10 work on your mashie swing. You
can practice indoors without ball
and so gain control over 1t before
the outdoor season opens.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
COMMITTEE IS SELECTED
10 DRAW UP NEW RULING
:'on Is Taken Despite Move to Drop Matter
New Constitution Also TO Be Drafted.
Caywood Is Named President.

Washington Golf and Country
| Club--May 2, 3. 4 and S.
Town and Country Ciub-NIay Q,
10. IL and 12.
Chevy Chase Club-May 16, II
and Is.
Indian Spring Golf Club-Nray %.
"a. 2s and IS.
Columbia Country Club--June 6.
:. 8 and 9.
Bannockburn Golf Club-Septem-
ber 10, 20, 81 and %.
D. l.. Thompson, representing the
Manor Club. said his club wishes to
hold Fall tournament. but could not
now select the dates.
The following delegates were present:
Bannockburn. Middleton Beaman and
L. S. Pfautz: Chevy Chase, Morven
Thompson and Robert Stead, jr.: CO.
lumbia, Greenleaf H. Chasmar and Al
bert r. Mackenzie: Congressional, Guy
Mason and Dr.. Bruce L. Taylor: In
dian Spring. Perry B. Hoover and c.
Chester Caywood; Manor. D. L. Thomp-
son: Town and Country DR.. NJ. B,
Fischer and A. E. Steinem; Washington
Golf and Country. DR.. J. T. McClena-
han and Fred D. Paxton.
Indian Spring is to have the first Of
series Of smokers and entertainments
the evening of March II at the club.
Marty Gallagher, prominent local boxer,
will be on the program.
Merger Of the New Maryland Coun-
try Club and the Hillendale Club Of
Baltimore is now fact The merger
of the two organizations was ratified
last night at meeting held in the
Monumental City. and members Of each
club will have the privilege of the other
until the holdings Of the Maryland
Country Club Oh Park Heights avenue
have been liQuidated and the transfer
Of the club to Hillendale completed
The new club. to be named the Mary
land Country Club, will have a member
ship Of about 750, and Fred c. Schaa-
berger. president of the Maryland clup,
hopes 1t will eventually have a member
ship Of more than $500, with two golf
courses. The old course of the Mary.
land Country Club will not be used by
the club after liquidation has been COM
pleted.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
WHIRLWINDS TO TACKLE
EAGLE BASKETERS AGAIN

night over Coleman Jennin1g eagers
20 To 10. at the Noel House.
Second place in BANKERS Ieag1e was
clinched by Hibbs Qu!n. last night by
defeating American Security &. TrJs,
Co.. 35 TO 10.
l.. Lingman and Cohen starred last
night as Yankees defeated Moseans, %
TO T. at Jewish Community Center.
Glen Echo tossers we're easily defeat
ed by Red Shield courtmen last nignt.
81 10 q. Perkins and Turvey shone.
Rice's accurate shooting aided Corin-
THAN 130-pound tossers TO defeat Com
pany D Cadets OF Business High yes
terday in Peck gym. 1e 70 is.
Epiphany Chapel cagemen dropped
an ILLS engagement 10 North-Falls
five last night in Epiphany gym.
Holy Name Midgets, who defeated
Gallaudet Midgets last night. q 70 Is.
challenge GonZaga Props. Cal! Lin
coin t.
ns-ss -
Carlisles dcfeat4.. ...ks, 80 to 32, and
Manchesters scored over Federals, %
to q, in games '97. n!gh. az Lincoln
ColCnnade.
Manager Langley OF Pirate A. c. Is
seeking l25-pound foe for his team
Call Lincoln 5S33-J.
Boys Club Celtics challenge Central
Reds and other teams 10 a game Fri
day nignt. Call Franklin 1902 after
8 O'Clock. n eFENEl
Evening star., 1928-03-06
13O.POUSD CLASS.


u Corinthian.-Raymond Milstead Harry
Tate. Earl Owen. Harold Harrison. Louis
Rnck Harry English Robert Wagner. Stan.
star, 4. C;--Rorer Peacock Bob Christie
Nc.I HolmSad. Paul wiliisms Ben walksr
rui"" Rascy R"bsr. ss coos Rohsf. Atsin.
GEORGE Carpenter, James Reed. Richard
liraly. Jules S0rrell.
Sebastian. May Ryan. John Mralv, Lawrence
Denny. Edward Dolan. Francis Plant, Ray
ssssa ;ss." so*%sn cs"qF F.s Gssn S;s'f j. ss"s a:
Fine Oscar poilinger. Coty shapiro. $40
Original Red.--s,rothrr .Asouith. Louis
Francis Fran f%r Law. clyde clyde May raymond Da''''0"
st. Mary Celtic 1rnior.-Franci. Go,.
KcnneiS ei" % aamtord. d Earl r;rhs Thomas. asn A'
-. Peters Juniors-,Robert .Mcvear. Joh,r
Robert 'tr Tappan. Rlrhard % Keiso. ia john Lana lana
han. Joseph Canavn.
n,ooklSnd Boy: c'sh-Hsrman F,snk NIX
srohna Gsyrad Gen Fansssn chr. rseenna
Francis Dove, Louis frankie.
;eph Mulhall. ,r Irving Hq,ch,n.: Boherl
McGann Theodore Troshinsky.
w. wwahisr. |S:.ph vWsaler. Mauri;Gs Xsll,ss, =,
Thomas German.
he Live 4. C.--wilh. Fisher. George
niSbee, Samuel Hook. Frank Mansuy Frank
NAY. Emory Mcintosh. cuiocr Rupert
st. Paal':--gsms. o'Bri:n, Edward Scan,
shea .,v, w:m y.1,oS NcKssSt, Ty Nook,
William Wells Ralph Shure Burton War.
Evening star., 1928-03-06


mcnt will open Friday night
at the Arcadia. Pairings for the flrst
games will be announced tomorrow.
Players eligible to participate IN the
tournament follow:
UNLIMITED CLASS.
Jewish Community Centrr-Sam 1.afsky.
Dave Chatten. Irving Abramson. jack Hnn-
6latt sam Tnsh. Charles Newman. Bernard
- Cr%ntr"l--Forrcst % Burgess. nil Woodward,
'r'.1 |oumbI. mSE nl, .i"ShtsE. s" McA"inich g. o.
lorIand. William Matiarrah, Paul Alcxan-
"r nrna, DO" snm b"'rS,' TnAn,"S A"s'" s~"r'"' '"
os"as "5rr ,ss ss.'I'%s;M ni MicSsc f W,,aam fa
fsrem' Joseph Wash, Matthew Mullaney. ,,,,,
Ta H"%,ya a1s o.sar TsHs E"4sS ss wsysn %
Tolcr James Carey. Dilow Smith. Thomas
,. p,' n"e III waro Gs'Tsf' nFsfa TssfI
Lawrence Kersey. seldom Hanback, Ralph
''in'% Knshts "r"' Of Coiumba.-pete Nee. Walter
Morris. Al McGowan. y: T.. stanton ,,er, Aihert
calvary NJ: E-Thomas Ssriy,ener, ai,, p Paul a
Ershy Elicit wan Prmbansh PAM nhn G%was Tps,s
=. II. Z. Xvysrnon sswyer wi'lia% wda,vnss Bss.
George Gear "1l'ii HnareWs Maicom menretty Frank
sumner. Albert Thompson, u. >,.,,o,
ee.Tc1 e caaa MSrf, corr Fora g"n"s T
M;9a",n sInss A. h1H:y cyP" 1"nsi lawson Frane!. Tim.
Adams Francis Wiier. Ellsworth Taylor Ar
y".H M"",s s,x w,m. Gn JAIME. rysp'.ss w.sn O. R'fr
American Railway ,Express-17,C. Devoo
b n Fnnrssn Trsn + + Emily HaShi' f. asr Me
Wonx 4. c,--Robert Wilson. FLOYD Par. Par.
Harrington, Charlie May. Holdren ourand.
Thomas Wright, Richmond Reclry. Jefferson
Dix. samuel trusthwaitc. Rugus Vincent.
cno" s'snxI M.d,sa 'onn rn,esnvcrc. svln Frank
iawntcti. John Marion. David Beck. Eugene
Quantico Marines--paui Woods. benjamin
Buck. Henry Grove. Lewis osirander. james
Lcyey, Verne o'Toole. Joseph Aankins. Ken
washington Groye----wilam Pace; ss.u,a,s, stuart
Waikcr. ,Groser Walker. Russell Watkins.
+. ii. smith Co.--Tom connors. Charles
pyncs James GaShan. Jerry Collins. Pcafee
WoodIothIan. a. C.-l:ouis Horowitz., Tom
stevenson. Samuel Gorion. Wal,er Ellis,
Hond's NhiriwinLs---WiIiam Ranta. Leon
schIoss. Warren Hayes. John 1heis. Lewis
Shield. Thurston Dean. Herbert Elliott. Will
bliss < A.--Etward yackcl Gordon Wan.
haukh. Fred Bullock. Reed smith, Joe Won
Alnlen, David Hurteau. Gordon Tarbell. Nor
man Aimony.
Fort Washing on--Harry smith Doyle
Lott. James Marsh Harold Olsen. lloyd Fer
guson. Raymond Slattery. Joseph Gilmore.
Mclean 4. C.--Montoe Palmer. Russell
Young. Dyson Waiter. Donald Garland.
man. Frank Kane.
Southern A., C.--IIaroid SELF. Eiwood
renee Fitxgcrald. Leo Fityrerait. Thomas Kill
roy. Alan Landers.
f45.pOCSD CLASS.
Alexandria R0ses~-Louis X. Latham.
Charles CahelI. Marshal Smith. Charles vii.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
ic Golf Association
ner. Frederick Potts. Francis Hogge. Dan
lei Kessler.
11E.pOgJND CLASS.

IIb-PUUND CLASS.
BOY. Club str%asrd'Ma.ry Ean dS e oGer Gss
David Klein. Abraham Klein. George L.assise.
Sat,onaI ,rl heich9ayGt f.snd s. Ks. W,
liam Dcmeiie. Ned Tabler; vernon johnson.
Jewish Ccm%nity Center n,lad Maxs,paye
%" hcr''aid % PolI,nrer. HorrI. Freiman sianeiy
Kor"nn ,sc. erssn H. henrg 1gz;ss cohcn
Zahn Richard Fitzgerald. Frank Iscman, Lc.
roy Glnscock. Kennedy Zimmerman Leonard
Hayes. Frank Levine. r,,,-
worth Jcffries, William Sinclair, Roy Yowell,
William Campbell. Thomas Wyatt Samuel
Taylor.
I0O.POUND CLASS.
Arcadians--Wlliam Harris. Lawrence Gaf,
knx ts"s sSR cS"re. ma Mahansg ar william " Hodse %
bert Baker.
nlis s.sn Sy HGaqr Mn4s ns9g nhg
Lewis. John Kinney. York HoIIingsworth Lee
= Fort My-r Midset.--william Mcpherson.
Carl Wolvcrton. Martin Schilling. Wayne Nc.
Kinley. Jack Randall. Rene Hoylc. Joseph
BOYS Club Elks--Charles Gaskins. Carl
villarn. ,Kenneth Wade. Joseph Amnin. Hale.
Senatos Whirlwinds--OrviIle Taiburt. Maui
rico NJ" Frank COrradO. Roscoe Admine
Harry, Hodgson, Lonis Levin Nick Smyrnas.
cleveland Park Fiashes-paul Marshall.
William Bouic. I.conard .Nicholson. Joshua
Evans, Stewart Pierce. Jack Lynahan. Charles
Aztec A. C.--George Joray. Charles Gard.
ner. Louis Chatien, Donald Harvey. Robert
Croweli. Byrd Fernehongh. Myn Koonan. Mer-
:, st., y; John. vlctor.-zJams. s,, BersiHH. John
Thoma, Gallagher. Joseph sherman, Ralph
Batch. Leonard SuRone
GohnaTa rbn, BoucSeT Ae. 1o,eph
peruso Robert RcDetti. Joseph SesItne. Ralph
Kane.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
NACOsTIA EAGLES. one Of

A NACOSTIA EAGLES, one Of the
~ few stellar District teams not
II entered in the South Atlantic
4 i basket ball tournament, are
content 10 hold the independent
title Of the District. The Southeast
cagers have proven their right To retain
the title another season, having hum
bled all of the outstanding quints in
this section, although losing q hard
fought series to the Eewarks Of Balti-
more
Tomorrow night the Eagles will OPP
pose Bonds Whirlwinds, at the Ar
cadia. A tilt between these two teams
last Sunday. at Congress Heights gym,
ended in favor Of the Birds.
Richmond Blues will entertain the
Eagles at the Virginia capital Friday
night.
Aces and Eastern Props are scheduled
TO meet at Eastern High tonight at 8
O'Clock in the deciding game Of their
series Each has gained win over
the other by a l-point margin.
knights of Columbus and Woodloth-
Ian tossers. who we're booked to battle
tonight at Central High gym, have cam
celed this engagement Caseys will
practice at home at 730 O'Clock
! American Railway Expressmen sur
prised Woltz Photographers last night
| in Terminal Y gym, 26 to 20. Trip was
| the leading scorer, with l3 points.
Jewish Community Center l30-pound.
ers won their fourteenth straight last
Evening star., 1928-03-06
TWO BIKE TEAMS TIED
FOR 6-DAY GRIND LEAD

NEW YORK. March N).-The
French team of Letourner and Brocardo
and the Italian American combination
of Belloni- Beckman were tied for first
place at the end of the thirty-fifth hour
of the six-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden today.
They had pedaled $50 miles and 8
laps.
During the late night and early morn
ing hours there were numerous thrilling
sprints. during which l03 laps were
stolen.
Only a lap behind the leaders was the
Faudet- -Marcillac team. The rest OF
the field was scattered about the pine
saucer
Evening star., 1928-03-06

NE District Golf Association is
determined to keep its own
house in order in SO far as the
/ amateur status of golfers COM
netting in the local tournaments
j. 1cerned. Denying approval OF
- ! by Guy Mason. chairman or the
ng eligibility committee. to dis
{ the committee, the association
: annual meeting at the Racquet
. asst night not only decided to re-
The committee. but went step
Il" y and voted to appoint another
- ~.ittee to draw up q rule TO deflne
" ,.ateur independent Of any ruling
ray be made by the United States
/ Association,
move was an outgrowth of the
controversial Voigt case Of last
Ter. and Mason took the oppor-
: 10 declare his committee was Of
.. since its findings were not up
. by the executive committee OF the
iatiou. We have been about as
/. :. use as fifth wheel" he said.
-lwitfs ding this. the association
:" / to Commune the eligibility COM
.. holding that its work is impor-
and gave Mason and his commit
4 vote of thanks for their work in
= Foigt case and other Investigations
II came before II.
-9tormed by G. H. ChaSmer of CO.
. :'.1.a that the United States Golf AS
ration is wrestling with the amateur
IN an effort 10 remove antiquities
= g" present, the District association
AIRED its independence of the ma
~ al golf body, insofar as local events
-r concerned. by deciding to adopt its
~ rule after L. S. Pfautz of Ban
kburn had urged that the local as
:, alton wait until the u. S. G. A.
$ announced its rule.
\ committee of five to draft the rule
. the District association will be
ned later. Another committee of
rec to reyamp the association
:estitution will also be named later.
.esa committee appointments to be
lie by c. Chester Caywood Of Indian
ling. who was chosen president Of
=. association to succeed Albert E.
linen of Town and Country. Other
9.oers chosen follow: First vice presi-
= ..,;, Middleton 3eaman. Bannock-
WIN: second vice president, DR.. Bruce
=. Taylor. Congressional: secretary
-socsurv. DR. ". c. Barr, Columbia.
All through the meeting the ghost Of
'l.s Voigt case stalked its way. but not
ence in debate did ii come out in the
'@,sn, although it was referred to In the
-1'nutes of the association for the year.
z..iich were approved by the association
The District amateur championship
-as awarded to the Columbia Country
Club on the dates September % and
y. while the District junior event went
% Indian Spring and will be played
September 7 at SO holes medal play.
Dates for club tournaments. tenta-
lively set week ago by the executive
committee, were ratified by the associ-
..tion as follows:
Evening star., 1928-03-06
HOPES LEAD SLIGHT.

NEW YORK. March tP.-Willie
slashed TO half a game when Hoppe
lost to Johnny Layton. while Allen Hall,
the runner-up, toppled Harry Wake
field.
Evening star., 1928-03-06

Old Dominion Boatmen, ST. Mary's
Celtics. Woltz, K. OF c. and other strong
quints are challenged by Mclean A. c.
Manager Fink Of the latter club wants
a game tomorrow night. Call Franklin
1868 after $50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-06
OTJTNTS IN TOURNAMENT
I NAME ELIGIBLE PLAYERS

liams. Lawrence Brenner. william Travers.
rI TGsy. W,am !o.esh ManMtn Ms...r John B.r.
ris. Joe Curtin. Morris DenniberE. Thomas
Clark Marvin Kelley. Albert Miller. Frank
Jane: '1Sse Tn"mp:sn Jane" Grsahart. %:hsrie.
Walsh James Drain Eugene Schceie. William
waits 4. C.-Thomas Dalghlish. Eugene
Hcisi Hneh +, Rivers, nernard Jones'. John
rhcis; Don CARRIER. Patrick oDonoFhue.
:. Tcninmin Tranklln---Charle.p Proctor, Harry
Pasi'Gt Fa s;'' f"'is Pssn css.
rG zc. Ba frsn
1n," Trsmo"t Gisnso no%,p'c ,T",,n
RAYMOND Johnson. Norman Baker. Theoboii
M'S9nseny Daniel Gao,,a f.,,;or, Pan, clifford
sork: rranei' conpick;; Ernest L1ssman. c,r,
Harry acs. bsrnars s'ises. 6eS ESsr Ssr
NJ Mxo1 J"R"s"ns Rnscnsa9t Denton Smith Mike PAMELA
"s R"s.y HoS men9y Mcor
mick. WILLIAM McCormi;ki; Thomas Cunning
nusincss High HchooIc-Richa1a Keefer
o'. s. rs'er. ssnio!sMM. Es r'fs j. tynch' James
, i Kane; xs:o Edelin, E Webb. Francis Mcouillan.
s:~n as.i iTey1sh esssh,'sa a. JoS" Ra"
sss Msss: si:sS Tssss %.slss's
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Evening star., 1928-03-06

Mercedes Gleitze. first English woman
TO swim the Channel. won champion
ship at knitting during the late war.
Evening star., 1928-03-06

w YITH II teams. composed OF
more than 500 players. en-
NN tered. the South Atlantic
amateur basket ball tourna-
mont will nnen Friday night
Evening star., 1928-03-06

at the Arcadia. Pairings for the FRS
games will be announced tomorrow.
Players eligible to participate IN the
tournament follow: