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New Britain herald., 1928-06-16
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Midsummer sleeveless nighties of the softoSt, sh".rcst Ninon. have cut 1ittl" Chimes" collars of lace and cmoroidory, with bow ties.
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Police Arrest Is Over Weekend
for Violating State Motor Laws


Lester d. Tothill. 2s. Of II Mont
gomery street. Meriden. pleaded
guilty to the charge Of speeding and
was fined $40. the cost being sus-
pended. Sergeant Feeney arrested
him on South Main street near the
entrance to Willow Brook park Sat-
urday night. having followed him at
the rate of 20 to ~ miles an hour.
Tothill said his mother-in-law
tainted in q Main street store and
he was In a hurry to get her home.
He did not recall having passed
other cars. his mind being centered
on his mission because his passenger
seemed to be in bad condition. He
admitted that he did not have his
certificate Of registration or his OPP
orators license with him but he pro-
duced them later.
Didn't Intcnd to Speed >
Howard william Joy. Is. Of s.
Buell. street. pleaded guilty to the
charge Of speeding. Motorcycle Of
ficer w. P. Hayes arrested him about
$40 p. NJ. yesterday below Ellis
street on South Main street after
following him through Franklin
Square. The officer said he was driv-
ing at the rate Of IS miles an hour.
Joy said he did not mean to speed.
He was following another car at the
time.
Judge Roche imposed 4 fine Of $40
and costs. remarking that the Whit
ing street corner and the Ellis street
intersection are very dangerous and
no motorist should pass them at IS
miles an hour.
Claims Car Cannot Speed
Stanley J. Murowski. %. OF IS
North street. Torrington. pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of speeding.
He was arrested about 10 o'clock
last night by Sergeant Feeney who
following him west on West Main
street from Black Rock bridge ia
Wooster street at the rate Of I.
miles an hour. Judge Roche i'm.
posed a fine OF SO and costs.
Murowski said his car could moi
attain speed Of ~ miles an hour
lie had one Of the best mechanic,
in the state with him and he est,
mated the speed at IS miles an hour
Judge Roche asked him il it wa.
true that he passed a car at Corbir
avenue as Sergeant Fecney testified
and Murowski replied that he passed
two cars but they were not going
faster than 20 miles an hour.
ltet'kIess Drivers Fined SIS
Frank c. Sucher. 20. Of g. Broad
street. pleaded not guilty to thu
charge Of reckless driving. He wa.
arrested about l o'clock yesterday
morning by Sergeant Fceney follow.
ing a collision at Buell. and South
Main streets. A fine of se5 and cost.
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This morning all members Of the
American colony and other English
speaking residents called at the ho-
tel to welcome Mr.. Hoover. He stood
in one Of the corridors on tho hrst
floor shaking hands with his compa-
triots.
Outside. across terraces and .
broad, palm-lined avenue. stretch.
ed a beautiful beach dotted with
bathers. 1t is the time OF summer
holiday here.
After the informal reception to
Americans at the hotel. Officials es-
corted Mr.. Hoover to the legislative
palace in continuation of the pro-
gram OF calls and formal receptions
which were destined not to end until
after the official banquet late to-
night.
Despite the strenuous program
that he carried out in 7uenos Aires.
Mr.. Hoover appeared to be in hne
physical condition today and seemed
to be enjoying HIS experiences. He
felt that his frank and free ex-
changes Of views with the presidents
Of various countries would result
generally in better understanding
between the governments OF North
and South America. He expected to
have time to present the viewpoints
of the many subjects OF interest In
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Parque hotel where an entire Aoos
had been reserved for him. One
wing of the hotel contains the casino
Of Montevideo where roulette and
other games Of chance are operated
under government monopoly. This
Is one Of the largest gambling ca.
sinos In the world
Mr.. Hoover's message to President
Irigoyen said:
Il carry happy recollectio~s Of
your country and its people. The
wonderful progress made by the Ar
gentine republic Of which had
read. has been fully confirmed dur
ing this memorable visit to your
favored country. hat the generous
hospitality. courtesy and high cul-
ture Of its people had not been ade-
quately described. While still en-
joying the hospitality Of the cruiser
Buenos Aires. which your exceliency
so kindly placed at my disposition
for the voyage to Montevideo. cam
not fail to ask you again to accept
the sincerest thanks OF .ny COL
leagues. my wife. and myself for all
that has been done to make tho
visit to Argentina an unfOryetta hle
episode In our lives. beg you. Mr..
President. also to extend our thanks
to your distinguished colleagues and
to the members Of your family.
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the Americas. and their future reia.
tionship before leaving here for Rio
Janiero tomorrow. He was to DO 70.
ceived by the chamber Of deputies
and President Campisteguy will give
. dinner In his honor tonight.
En- route to Montevideo on the
Argentine cruiser Buenos Aires, Mr..
Hoover sent = radio message ia
President lriEoyen of Argentina say.
ing he believed that from his visit
and the exchange OF ideas there
would result a better understanding
Of the problems facing Argentina
and the United States. This waa
takso to indicate that Mr.. Hoover
felt much better prepared for the
tasks ahead in the conduct OF his
own administration In relation to
Latin American republics.
When the Argentine cruiser arriv-
I'd In the harbor. 4 salute was fired
from the guns Of Cerro fort and
the Uruguayan cruiser Montevideo.
Foreign Minister Rufno Dominguez
welcomed Mr.. Hoover and escorted
him down the ganEway which was
decorated with the stars and stripes.
The president OF Uruguay was wait
Ing on the pier with members Of his
family and expressed his pleasure at
the visit.
Mr.. Hoover spent the night at the
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vivas for SANDING and Sacco and
Nanzetti in the streets last night,
and that is all that happened" he
said. THE people of Uruguay and of
Montevideo are entirely happy that
Mr.. Hoover is here. We have been.
and are friends of the United States
and hail Mr.. Hoover and his good
will mission Fundamentally. 1t is =
great mistake, if handful OF ire
sponsible persons representing no.
body but themselves can by street
shouts be allowed to create the i'm
preston of a demonstration against
MIR. Hoover
Members Of the Hoover official
party also felt that no importance
should be attached to the affair.
Nevertheless the government a.
| we'll as the municipal authorities.
desiring to take every precaution,
have thrown cordons OF mounted
police around the hotel where Mr..
! Hoover is stopping. Plain clothes
men also mingled with the crowGa
in the lobbies and corridors.
Mr.. Hoover has his quarters in an
entire upper floor, where today he
received distinguished callers. The
entire scene was extremely pictur-
esque as visitors constantly arrived
while police in plumed helmets and
gay uniforms gave touch of color
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was imposed. Nobody was injured.
but both cars were damaged.
Frank Horkon. -. Of IS Dicken-
son street, Waterbury. was fined
SIS and costs for reckless driving.
He was arrested by Motorcycle Or
ficer Hayes about s:15 yesterday
afternoon after he had cut out Of .
line Of trafac going west on West
Main street and passed l. cars be-
tween Grove Hill and Lincoln street.
Drives Without Licensc
George T. Swain. II. Of ~ Bar
nett street. pleaded guilty to the
charge Of driving without having his
license In his possession and was
fined s. without costs. execution Of
the penalty suspended. He was ar
rested Saturday night on Arch street
by Officer Louis E. Harper.
Swain said he was driving 4 friend
home and had 2 slight accident for
the first time in his life.
He produced his license and ex-
planned that he had left it in another
suit OF clothes.
Arrested After Collision
The case Of John Absalom. 80, OF
~ lyman street. charged with vio-
lation Of the rules Of the road. was
continued until Thursday. He was
arrested by OGicer Doty Saturday,
after collision between his car and
one driven by Mrs. Mabel Ellsworth
Of - Winthrop street at Hartford
avenue and Stanley street. Absalonl
was driving north on Stanley street
and Mrs. Ellsworth was driving n
the same direction. 1t II alleged that
Absalom cut the corner. Mrs. Rose
Cooke and Harry Cooke. who wers
in Mrs. Ellsworth's car, were injured
and DR.. George W. Dunn attended
them. Absaiom did not have the cor
tihcate Of registration of his car II
his possession at the time. g..
Tho charge OF reckless driving
was nolled on payment Of costs II
the case Of Francis J. Callahan, ~
Of 100 Hart street. Officer Harps
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MADE the arrest on West MAIN
street.
Three Cases NOlled
The case Of Almond ]. Zengo. -,
Of 2ss Maple street. charged with
operating q car without a certificate
Of registration. was nolled. Sergeant
Feeney arrested him.
The charge OF operating an un-
registered car was noiled in the case
OF Louis Bars glia. 10, Of 916 East
street. who was arrested by Officer
Harper.
Tho charge Of speeding was
nolled on payment Of costs in the
case Of Walter Pociedlo. ~. OF 431
South Colony street. Meriden. Ser
geant Feeney made the arrest on
South Main street.
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made the arrest on West Mail
street.
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LOCALS EVEN SCORE
New Britain Handball Teams Take
Three Matches Out OF Fi,e from
Mcridcn Crews,

New Britain in a measure turned
/ tables on Neriden last night winning
three handball matches and losing
tWo- The best game OF the evening
/ proved to be the match between the
Bear-Cats of Meriden and the Mag
brothers OF the local ". Trailing the
B"ar-Cats III the first game Is to :.
the Mag Brothers staged rally and
soon forged TO tn. front and won the
game Ellis. Tired out from their ex-
crtons in winning the first game
they coasted in the second dropping
the game 10 the Meriden team by the
score OF 21-5. The third proved the
best game OF all The Mag brothers
forcing the pace drew into the lead
with score Of y TO ;. hut the pace
proved too hot and the Eear-Cats in
better condition finally drew even
and won Fills.
The match between the Mangan-
Dunn ana Warner brothers proved
rather good at times but the state
champions from Meriden soon
demonstrated Why they are unheat-
able in this section of the state
However, the local team managed
TO Keep out OF the 2l-0 club to the
keen disappointment OF quite a num-
Der Of the fans in the gallery.
The summary. Dressed Greenstoin.
New Britain defeated Radil-Lincner.
Mtriden 1871 2t-9. ol-lS. Cohen
Anderson. New Britain. defeated
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pected that before the season ends
there will be a number OF prizes "a
De awarded to the winners. The
league. if successful. will probably
become an annual institution.
The schedule as worked out by the
committee. is as follows:
Monday June 4-Phoenix 7. O. o.
F. rs. y NJ. 7. \. B.; Eagles Us.
Mechanics.
Friday. June Xxx Of C, vs.. h.
Of P. St. Elmo: Lexington !. 0. ..
F. vs.. Arcanum.
Monday, June ll-Lexinston 7. Q.
O. +. vs. Mechanics: Arcanum vs..
agles.
Friday, June l5-N. NJ. I. A. s.
>s. X. OF c.; X, OF P. st. Elmo
vs.. Phoenix.
Monday. June lS-k of c. VS..
Phoenix: Y. NJ r. A. Il. rs X. of
P. St. Elmo.
Friday, June 22--Eagles VS.. Lex
inston: Arcanum vs.. Mechanics.
Monday. juno 25-Mechanics VS.
Y, NJ. T. A L Phoenix vs.. Eagles.
Friday, june e9--LeNinston l. O.
O, T. vs.. X of C: X OF +. St.
Elmo vs.. Arcanum.
Monday, July e-Y NJ r A. B.
vs.. Eagles; Lexington |. o. o f
vs.. Phoenix.
Friday. July Six. OF G.. vs.. Ar
canunl: Mechanics>Ns X OF p. ST.
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lhat Al hes much more experience
tucked under his bolt. but that
OBrien viii beat him.
The former foathorW eight cham
pion Was reminded that he is of the
same stable as o'Bri"n and, there
fore, a projulicod witness, but he
counterod with the statement that
ne is making tn" forecast without
any regard to the fact that both
frankie and he arc under the sam.
roof in Denny McMahon's mcnago.
Frankie is coming along fast"
says kapl2n. ''anl he never looked
better than down in Meriden the
past week
He Is fast and hits as hard as
any boy have seen. If he catches
Nello with that left hand Al is 60
ing to go for the full count.
"Mello may b" a little smarter
than frankie but frankie is faster
ana can hit good deal harder. Al
is strong and good boxer but slow"
And kaplan's sentiments are
echoed by everyone in the O'Bricn
camp from the chief marshal. Den
ny Nc Mahon. down the list. Nc
Mahon predicted o'Bricn's win over
Harry Ebbetts while the wise ones
ehucklel and frankie made good on
his boss prediction. Now Denny in
sists he will take Mello.
Hartford is steamed" as its fay-
orite makes ready for his bid at the
New England title and there is con-
siderable wagering here. Most Of
the bets are at even money.
Some there are who profess to see
O'Rrien as "over-matched" In talk
Ing on tn" more experienced Mello.
hut they are not willing to back
their opinion with odds in the bet
ting.
Both AIello and O'1rien will be
in the pink as they step out to do
battle for titular hcnors. Frank"
has trained as never before and be
has shown himself a elutton for
work. Everyday he has spared
with Harry M1rone. Baby Doll and
Joe smith, the trio Of southpaws,
and with Baby Doll of Waterbury.
who Were engaged as sparring part
ncrs because MeIlo is lefthander,
and with Pinky Kaufman of Hart
ford who turned around and boxed
southpaw in his workouts with |
O'Bri.n.
Mello. too, has had a staff of |
soul IH3WS hi. tI-1iI1i,p
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GERMAN TEAMS MEET
New Irit;un Soccer Team TO Rattle
New Haven Crew at Willow Broo.
Park Tomorrow.

ne German soccer team of this
CITY Will meet the Germans from
New Haven at Willow Brook park
tomorrow. These two teams are bill
Ter rl'2is. New Haven scored a vic
tory over the locals last fall and the
New Britain crew is anxious 10 min a
defeat on the visitors tomorrow to
eirn up the score,
Both crews will have their strong
est hieup in the field. New Britain
mas q record of four straight games
SO far aid the players hope to keep
up the pace. A big crowd of soccer
fans is expected out The contest
"iIl start at 8 o'clock with Wilson
Faulkner as referee.
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LINCOLN SCHOOL WINS

The Lincoln school baseball team
took the Benjamin Franklin crew
by surprise yesterday afternoon by
The game was played at the Lincoln
school playground. The Lincolns
lined up as follows: Laurent Four
nier c, William Cormier p. Gustaf
Anderson Id. Louis Oldershaw IS,
Geno Gergagmin 2b. Shermon stocks
If. Kenneth Wachclin RI. and Nor
man Anderson Of.
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In the eight round semi final.
Frank Senk Of Springfield meets
Tommy Handy OF Holyoke There
will be another eiglt-rounder be-
tween Joe Smith OF Hartford and
Al Laturier OF Boston: six-rounder
between keWpie Iedoux OF Chicopee
and Buster Nadeau of Holyoke and
a four-round opener in which Ray
Strong OF Hartford will meet Roland
Roche Of Holyoke, brother Of
Romeo Roche.
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els Bear-Cats. Meridea, defeated
Mag Brothers. els. :l-lS. IS.si,
LOOMS defeated Lawsoo.
Radil. Meriden. :l-7, 3l.t, 2l-S.
MISSTEP RACE PAYORITE
Winner OF second Pioce h ECntu<kv
Derby Carries the Odds n Fair.
mont Derby Today.

East ST. Louis, ILL.,. June . -
Misstep, second in the Kentucky
derby. was heavy favorite 10 win
the Ss5.ooo Fairmont derby. feature
race at the Fairmont track today.
Toro, which finished third in the
kentucky derby. was reckoned Mis-.
steps strongest rival
Other probable starters were Sol.
ace, Bohashela, Jack Higgins, Ty.
phoon, Galahad. Martie Flynn and
Leyland
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COBHAM'S PLANE FALLS

London. June /. R-Sir Alan
tobham's flight around England, &C.
eompanied by Lady Gotham. started
after their return last night from 4
@S,hoe-milc fight around Africa,
ended abruptly when wing Of his
machine tore while they were on
their Way from Plymouth to Lon
don Yesterday.
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.O'BRIEN TO WIN
BY A KNOCKOUT
Louis (kid) kaplan Gives Views
on Monday Nights Bout

Hartford. June ;. FRANKIE
oBrlen and probably by knock
out, says Kid kaplan of the Al
Mello-Frankic O'Brien bout for the
New England middAeweig cham
pionsh'p. TO be waged at the Hart
ford Nelodrome Monday night
kaplan says Mello has a much
Wider reputation than O'Brien and
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MAY SALES SET NEW HIGH MARK

Mnh May reaching = new high peak -Whippet and
WHY'S. Knight sales continue TO mount month after
month, week after week, day after day.
The five msnths just completed were by far the sre.t
est Ia oil WHY'S Overland history In spite Of the fact
that Apn had produced the greatest sales on record
May established new mark with IN increase of llX
above the previous record-breakins month
The perfected Whippet Four At greatly reduced mice.
10 tremendous national success The new Whippet Six
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CIRJTIClZES I.INDY

Amarillo. Tex. June OP,-Gcnc
Howe, editor OF the Amarillo News
Globe. who yesterday editorially cri-
ticized Col. Charles a. Lindbcreh as
victim of the swell head" stuck
ny his guns today despite the organ
lied opposition Of the majority of
Amarillo's twenty 10 thirty thousand
inhabitants.
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Standing


Hartford at Albany.
Providence at Waterbury.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
New Haven at Pittsfield.
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END LONG TRIP

London, June P-The four
royal air force flying boat. which
LETT Plymouth on October II last
on an empire cruise OF $4,000 miles
have completed l%.o0n miles. They
have landed in western Australia.
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Monday. July s3-k OF c. VS..
X, OF p st. Elmo; Arcanum vs.
Lexington J. o. o. F.
Friday. July 2.-Phoenix VS.. Y
NJ 7. A. B.: Eagles VS. Mechanics.
Monday. July s"-Y. VI. T. Ar.
vs. h. of c.: X OF T. 81, Elmo vs..
Phoenix.
Friday, Aug $-Mechanics vs..
Lexington |. Q O. F. Eagles rs,
Arcanum.
Monday. Aug. G-LeNington ! O.
o. r. vs., Eagles: Arcanum Is.
Mechanics.
Friday, Aug. la-Phoenix vs.. X
OF C; X. Of + 81. Elmo vs.. Y NJ
7. A. i.
Monday. Aug. l$-k. Of c. vs..
Lexington |, @, Q. e; Arcanum
Us, X, OF +, st, Elmo.
Friday, Aug, lily. NJ T. AE
vs. Mechanics: Phoenix rs. Eagles.
Monday, Aug eo---k of c. vs.,
Arcanum: Mechanics vs. X Of T.
St Elmo.
Friday, Aug 94--Easles ". Y.
NJ T A b; Lexington /. O. 0
+. vs.. Phoenix.
Monday. Aug, Mechanics vs.
X, OF C; X. OF + st. Elmo W.
Eagles
Friday, Aug. Sly NJ. ia r
vs.. Lexington; Phoenix vs.. Arcanllm.
Monday. Sept. S-Labor Day no
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Games Tomorrow

New York at Detroit.
Washington at St. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Phila delphia at Chicago.
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S p e king
of Sports

1t looks as though Paddy
O'Connors Hartford Senators and
Gene Martins New Haven profs are
slated for another New Haven Hart
ford battle for the Eastern Baseball
League pennant.
The PTofs are leading in the
league with the Senators just be-
hind. This recalls the great battle
OF 1898 when. with Paddy O'Connor
at the helm, the Senator's nosed out
the New Haven club. managed by
the late wild Bill Donovan in the
final stages. Hartford won the flag,
Lou Gehrig. home run sensation of
the New York Yankees. was a big
factor in the Hartford success that
year.
The Senators are spending today
in Albany and Will be back in Buck
Icy Stadium Sunday for two games
with shane Collins Pittsfield Hill
les. The first game will start at
O'Clock daylight saving time.
Jake Levy is slated to pitch one
OF these games and he says il will
be victory No. seven. The Brasscos
handed Jake his first setback in
Waterbury las, Monday.
Jake. by the way, has turned down
the offers of manager of one Of
the Hartford theaters to appear
here on Levy night" playing his
old violin.
Life. in its current issue, says
"McGraw annexed Levy to find that
instead OF getting a good pitcher he
got only violinist" but Hartford
fans, il that be true. would like a
pack Of other violnists jus, like him. /
Pitching. or rather lack of it, Is
the outstanding weakness OF the !
Ha.tford team.
Ad Schinkel. as usual. is hitting .
hard in the lunchrooms around the ,
circuit but he has yet failed to start
hitting in the ball parks. Ad holds
the league record in the knife and ,
1ork department. Last season he /
Used up $500 meal ticket at one
sitting in Pittsiicld onc-arIncd
lunchroom.
Tom Comiskoy did not take kindly
70 the move that sent him to Lewis /
ton IN the New England League.
Inc Pittsburgh pirates will be at
bu'keley Stadium. Sunday. June 10
With the Wancr boys heading the
cast.
tommy I.oushran barely saved
MS lightweight title last nirht
against Pete I.atzo former vcI,ar-
weight champion. Loughran was
ncaten at the 10 round mark but h,
rallied in the last five rounds and
lnSt won the verdict
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
Cincinnati {. Boston 6.
90 innings.)
New York 4. Brooklyn 5.
Pittsburgh 10. Ghica go 1.
st, Louis ], Philadelphia 0.
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Games Today
Brooklyn at New York.
cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis at Phila delplia.
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Games TODAY

VVWVVINy IVVTUv
Newark at Baltimore.
Rochester at Toronto. =.
Jersey city at Reading,
Buffalo at Montreal.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
Newark 3, Jersey City ..
Toronto ). Rochester 4.
Reading l6. Baltimore s.
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Games Tomorrow

Pittsburgh at Brooklyn,
chicago at New York.
(Other clubs not schedulcd)
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday
Albany 9, Hartford S.
Pittsheld -, New Haven S.
Waterbury 6. Providence 1,
Springfield ). Bridgeport /.
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Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday
Detroit 5, Cleveland 4.
(Other clubs not scheduled r
eastern teams travelling west)
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Standing.

Games Today
New York at Detroit.
W ashington at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Phlla delphia at Chicago.
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NEW ORLEANS GETS MEET

The Women's Southern Golf Asso-
citation will hold their annual tour
nament at New Orleans in 1929,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

Pittsficld at Hartford. ..
Springfield at Albany. 2.
Waterbury at Providence.
Bridgeport at New Haven.