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New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
IBURRI7TS BEAT
Legion OUTFIT
Schmarr Weakens in Ninth
Inning to Lose Tight Game
League Standing

The American Legion and the
Burritts baseball teams staged 4
splendid ball game in the Junior
City league at Walnut Hill park
last evening, the score being four
all at the conclusion of the eighth
inning when Schmarr weakened and
allowed the Burritts to collect seven
hits which. with two passes and an
error, resulted in nine runs and
gave the Burritts a 10 to victory.
The game until the ninth was a
pitching duel between Grusha and
Partyka for the winners and
Schmarr for the Legion. The losers
caused the winners alarm by scor-
ing four runs off Grusha in the first
four innings while Schmarr kept the
winners from denting the plate and
Partyka was sent to the mound to
relieve Grusha He shut the Legion
out from that time until the end of
the game.
Singles by Zembrowski, savick and
Capodice, coupled with sacrifice
hit end an error by Partyka gave
the Legion three runs in the third
after they had scored once in the
second on a pass to Schmarr and a
double by Capodice. This was the
limit of their scoring.
The Burritts counted three times
in the sixth when Walicki reached
first on Savicki's error. pass to
kulas and triples by Partyka and
Kozaklewicz. Walicki hit home
run to tie the score in the following
inning.
The final inning was a nightmare
kulas and CAIRO hit triples while
Zisk hit home run and Lehman
let Grusha's single go through his
legs in center field allowing the hit
ter to circle the bases
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
FALCONS SLATED TO MEET
STRONG NEW HAVEN CLUB
Italian Americans Emerged as Champions of Elm City
Last Season-Visitors Have Classy Aggregation Of
Industrial League Stars-Confdent of Giving To-
Gals First Beating In Several Weeks - Hardware
City Team Ready for Battle-AttwOod to Pitch.

flied.
Florence Macdonald was the only
girl to qualify for final of
the women'S 500 meter run.
Joseph Lewis reached finals in in
dividual foils fencing. Marion Lloyd
reached semi-finals in women'S
event, but failed to make finals.
American entries in modern pen
tathlon We're far behind at end of
second day.
Leading point scores: United
States, 1231a; Great Britain, 35;
Canada. IS; Finland, %; Germany,
22la; Sweden 81.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
PLAYING 1T SAFE

New York, Aug. 2 R-Actors
Equity members were instructed
yesterday not to act for talking
motion picture until Equity regula-
lions had been agreed upon.
This action was disclosed by Paul
Dullzell, assistant executive secre-
tary of the actors organization. as
the result of today's announcement
that several Broadway producers
would send out talking pictures of
next seasons successes instead of
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
RECORD field IN
BICYCLE RACES
Fifty Mile Motor Paced Event
Features Excellent Program

Hartford, Aug. "A record field
of professional and amateur riders
has entered for the weekly bike race
meeting at the Hartford Velodrome
tonight
This will be the first meet at the
saucer on the Connecticut boule-
ward, rain having interfered two
weeks ago and the weekly meeting
erased last week because of the
Tunney Heeney bout.
The feature event is the fifty-mile
motor paced race which will he run
in four heats. Renee Boogman,
champion of Holland; Larry Gaffney
of Brooklyn, Dan Pischione of Italy
and Henry Wynsdau of Belgium,
make up the field for this race.
Gaffney and Boogman are the ia
vorites to win: Gaffney because Of
his great work this season and
Boogman because, while he has had
scant success at Hartford. he is one
of the outstanding stars Of the
game.
Boogman's brother, MARCEL Boog-
man of Holland, a Splinter. will
meet John Bruskie Of New York in
a special sprint match race.
There will be a second staging OF
the series of races for the state
amateur championship and big
field will line up in this event.
The first race will be called at
S:15. The tickets from the last
meeting, which was halted by rain.
will be honored.
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New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

~ to Blanchard and the Jig was up.
Helznmann and Wright were passed.
Johnson erred on Jasper's roller,
Noonan threw wide to second base
to get Jasper Lipka walked. Mills
then pasted his home run and the
game was about over.
Pretty running catches were turn
ed IN by Lipka and L. Budnick.
Noonan was the big sticker for the
Russwins while Mills and Jagloski
were the only Corbin batters to get
more than one bingle off johnson.
The score:
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
FIGHTS last NIGHT

BY The Associated Press.
Philadelphia Rene De Nos
Belgian. defeated Dave Shade. Cali
fornia 10). Tim Cowl. Philadelphia,
outpointed Umberto Torriami, Italy
G0). Babe McCorgary. Oklahoma,
knocked out Buddy Burke, Chester,
Pa. f2).
Cleveland - Eddie Shea. Chicago,
won from Dominick ePtrone, New
York No). Pal Cavelli. Canton, O..
technically knocked out George Ste
venson, Scranton. Pa ca.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
Yesterdays Features

Yesterdays Features
Sabin Carr, United States, broke
Olympic record in winning pole
vault with IL feet. GIG inches
William Droegemuler took second.
Charley McGinnis placed third and
Lee Barnes fifth in a jump off of tie
for third.
Percy Williams, Canada, won sec
ond Olympic victory in 200 meter
dash. Jackson Scholz tied for third
with Helmnt Koernig. Germany.
Paddock eliminated in semi final
heat.
Clarence Houser broke second
Olympic record for Americans in
discus throw with heave of 1855
feet. 2 lo1-12s inches. First three
all were over old record James Cor
son, United States. was third and
John Anderson, United States, fifth.
S. J. Atkinson, South Africa, won
10 meter high hurdles, eaualling
worlds record of IA As seconds.
Three Americans, Stephen Ander-
son. John Collier and Leighton Dye,
take next three places
Lloyd Hahn was eliminated from
1900 meter run in first trial. Ray
Conger was the only American to
qualify, winning heat in which Otto
Peltzer Of Germany and Erwin Wide
Of Sweden were eliminated.
Finland qualified four men in
3Oo0-meter steeplechase, winning all
three heats. Melvin Dalton and w.
0. Spencer, United States. also quail
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

CORBINS AND FAFNIRS
MEET IN DUSTY LEAGUE

Former Champions Have Another Tough Battle on
Their Hands Tonight - Russwins Slated to Clash
With Stanley Ruler. & E. Kicks Away Postponed
Game to P. & F. Team-Johnson's Wildness To.
wards End and Errors by Team Mates Turns Pos.
sible Victory Into Rout
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

x-Batted for Heving in 9th.
Boston 900 900 200
Chicago $50 600 01x-i
Two base hit: Flagstead. Three base
hits: Mostil Metzler. Losing pitcher:
Harriss. Unpires: Dineen, Nalin and
MCGOWAN. Time: l:35.
(SECOND GAME)
Boston 900 600 111-3
Chicago liz O2O 10x-1
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

N-Batted for Ehmke in Sth
z-Batted for Bayne in 9Th.
Philadelphia 900 600 O00-6
Cieyeladn 0l0 900 800
Two base hits: Boley, Haas, Morgan
Harvel, Hodapp. Three base hit Miller
Losing pitcher Hudlin. EMPIRES: Camp
bell. Van GRAHAM and Connolly. Time
l;56
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
PIRATES TO PRACTICE

The Pirates baseball team will
practice Friday night at Walnut Hill
park at GAS O'Clock. All members
Of the team are asked to be pres
ent.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02
RANDOM NOW YELLING
FOR MACK AND McCRAW
Times Have Changed and Once Unpopular Teams Now
Are Favorites - No Games Yesterday In National
League - Athletics Continue to Win and Yanks
Take Awful Contest Fro mBrOwns.


New York 104 OBS 0o1-1s
ST. Louis 600 100 000-
Two base hit: Brannon. Home runs:
Ruth. Meusel. Empires: Guthrie and
Hildebrand. Losing pitcher: Crowder
Time: 400.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

x-Batted for Marberry in End.
Ax-Batted for Burke In eth.
N3x-Batted for Brown In 9Th.
Va.binrton 021 90 01n-
D.troit 700 900 30x--10
Two base hits: Hargrave, Carroll
Rarnes, Jones, Heilmann, Goslin. Three
la Sc hit: H. Rice. Home run: HArgTaVe
Losing pitcher: Zachary. umpires: Gel
sci owens and Barry. Time: 2:oo.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

Corbin 100 COZ 3IX-13
Two base hits: Blanchard Jasper. st.
Budnick 2, Groman Noonan. Jagloski.
Three base hit: Noonan. Home run. Mills.
Umpire: Lynch Time: 40.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

Two base hit: Capodice. Three base
hits: Linnehan, Kulas 2, CAIRO. Kozakie-
wicz. Home runs Partyla, Walicki.
Zisk Umpire: Fitzpatrick.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-02

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FOR RESULTS
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OLYMPIC GAMES
SUMMARY GIVEN
Also, Program to Be Carried
Out Today
By the Associated Press
Today's Program
400 meter run-First and second
friols

Javelln throw-Trials and finals.
Hop, step and Jump-Finals.
1900 Meter Run-Finals.
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MALE AND FEMALE

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FINANCIAL
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Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

1st, to March 2nd.. 1929 and, for ex- ample such fares from Seattle and Pacific Northwest cities will be as follows:
 To Chicago. $52.50; St. Paul, $40; Omaha, $40; Kansas City, $42.50, Denver $3O St, Louis, $475O; Min neapo!is $40; Souix City, $40; Mem : nhis, $5250
 The above is an example; these rates will alco be in effect to other points.
 Tickets will be good in coaches only, not good for stop-overs and will carry baggage checking privi- leges of 100 pounds instead of 150 pounds.
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PERFORMING WELL
The second caterpillar

The second caterpillar which Tom Tessier recieved on the last boat from the South, works like a watch, it is reported, and he is highly satisfied with it's perfor- nance. It is said Tessier can take "cat" where others would never dream of going. His tie-hauling contracts will keep him very active all winter.
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SOME PRELIM TONIGHT

The preliminary game tonight to the main eventers, the Anchor age and Seward girls high school cage teams, will bring together those old rivals, the City and boys high school lives. This game in it. self should be worth the price of admission, it is stated.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC MAKES CUT IN FARE
 ACROSS CONTINENT

With the idea that somewhat lower railroad fares for transconti- mental trips for passengers not de- siring more luxurious accommoda- tions, stop-overs, etc., but would like to use the rail instead of other ser vices for long distance travel, the Northern Pacific Railway will in- an experiment in low ol1e way Fast bound coach rates which will be approximately 75 percent of the normal one way fares.
 They will be on sale daily from Pacific Northwest points February
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BASEBALL TOMORROW

Members and others who desire to try their hand at indoor base ball are asked to make their ap- pearance in the s. A. c. gym to- morrow afternoon at 2::3O o'clock. manager Valade says all will get a charce at the pill.
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SERIOUSLY HURT

Demetri Leutzando, a machine contractor at the Alaska Juneau mine, was seriously injured last week, by an explosion which cut his face badly, losing an eye, and perhaps, an arm.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

All enlisted men with the local Signal Corps had their photo- graphs taken yesterday for gov ernment files.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

General Tailoring ana Hats Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen. Phone Adams 91. Peyser's Tailor Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

Among the cargo on board the $. s. Victoria is a COW for Seward and a Rec truck for Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

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Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-08

WE SERVE THE BEST ICE CREAM MANUFACTURED IN SEATTLE 50 c PINT-S1.O0O QUART. WE DELIVER. The Candy Cottage.
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Have you heard the new "Okeh' records at Sylvia's? They are wonderful.