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New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
BASKETBALL SEASON
Season Will Open Here, Profession.
ally, either November "a or on
Previous saturday Night.

The opening date for the All-New
Britain basketball team, profession
al basketball champions of last year.
has been set for either Saturday. No
vember II or November "a.
Manager Lampher will have the
same team as last year with Jimmy
Zakzewski at center: Al Sloman and
Rubinstein. forwards; and Leary and
sheehan. guards. He expects to sign
several other players as reserves.
The first practice will be held the
last part Of this week.
Although nothing official has been
announced, Manager Lampher ex-
poets that the 1nsilco girls team OF
Meriden viii play the All-New Britain
girls team in the preliminary game
on the opening day program.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 25 1928

self with Z stop watch and never
varying the speed of each lap, COW
cred zoe yards more distance. His
time for his slowest lap Of 900
metres was within three seconds Of
his time for the fastest circuit Of
the cinder track. Against such
machine-like precision. the mara
thon runners, accustomed to run
ming every which way, will have to
watch their steps.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

Ter wia also handle ths ferward
passing OF the team.
According to the figures, Bristol
and Hartford are now eliminated ID
the race for the state semi-pro title
and the next to be played will b
Manchester. Middletown and Neri.
den and the state title.
The Blues will practice tonight 1t
s o'clock at Willow Brook park. Dr..
Frank Zwick. coach. will be in
charge.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
NEWTON BREAKS RECORD

William Newton broke The alley
record at the Fraternity Bowling
alleys last night when he rolled 1874
In the Odd Fellows league. The
previous record was 161 held by
Eddie Anderson. Newton made
three strikes and four spares in the
game but the strikes were not in
succession. He also rolled a pin fall
of 1884 for the three games.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

| Tickets for the Yale-Dartmouth
Untversity game are not exhausted,
according to information made pub
lie BY H. F. Woodcock Of the Yale
Athletic association. II tbs supply
Of tickets survive the demand up
until game time the tickets will be
placed on public sale.
There 10 no certainty that this
situation will prevail since there are
10 many people anxious to see the
famous Al Marsters of Dartmouth
and Johnny Garvey of Yale In a
dual. Both are In the foreground
as AH-America candidates.
According to information received
from Springfield. Malcolm. last
years captain OF the Bristol En-
dees. will again wear the uniform of
that team this year.
Feldman. his old running mate
who has played basketball at the
other forward position since their
high school days, has decided not
to play with the Bristol team and
instead will play independently
about Massachusetts, and Connecti-
cut.
Hartford Public High school has
big advantage over the New Brit
ain High school team in sports
principal because Of two reasons.
The Hartford course il of four years
but that under which the New Brit
ain school is conducted il of three
years because of the senior and
junior high school arrangement.
Hartfords other advantage is its
inter-class football which is one of
the best means of developing foot
ball talent. New Britain High, how
ever. has never gone In strong for
the inter-class football.
Fans from this city who saw the
Hartford Public High school Bulke-
ley High school game in Hartford
last Saturday speak very highly of
the Capital City team and at pres
emit it appears to be several touch
downs better than the high team
from this city. 1t defeated Buckley
IS to 0.
1t plays smart football and Q
speedy backfield is aided by a
strong line. Its forward passing is
done quickly and accurately and all
its touchdowns were scored directly
or indirectly by this method.
Coach George NJ. Cassidy is con-
fident he will have team before
the end of the season which will de-
feat the. Blue and White team OF
Hartford. He said he will keep
shifting until he gets the right COM
bination for the backfield.
1t is probable that Spike" Burns,
former Nillanova end, will be at
the practice session Of the Nutmeg
team tonight. He is fellow student
of Captain RED" O'Neil at the Yale
School of Medicine and O'Neil was
instrumental in bringing him here.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
Massachusetts, Voters
Show Decided Increase

Boston. Oct. 25.-R-Registere
voters in this state today exceed
those in 1924. the last presidential
year, by 326.O15 or 20 per cent. ac-
cording to an uno.ficial list tabulated
by the Boston Daily Globe.
Citizens entitled to vote next
month were 1.71S,599 against H.
3s2.5S4 four years ago. Boston led
with gain of $1,000 with Spring.
field with $4,000 next. There were
2sS,000 gesitered voters in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
Quinter0 Starts Working
For Bout With Bel9ian

New York. Oct. IS UP)-Manuel
Quintero. Spanish lightweight, start
cd active training today for his To-
round bout with Armand Sheckeis,
Belgium champion. after a SUCCESS
full transforming tour OF the sout h.
II he defeats Sheckels here Saturday
Quintero plans to file a challenge
for bout with Sammy Mandell, the
lightweight champion. with the New
York state athletic commission.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
IS COLLEGES ARE
NOT YET beaten
Continued from Preceding PaEe)

days games is centered chiefly In
the undefeated teams that remain
In the race for the mythical cham
pionships. those who have lost also
can claim a part of the spotlight.
Holy Cross will play the leading in
tersectional game against Mar
quette; Penn State and Syracuse
will engage in their annual encoun-
ter which is always one of the high
spots OF the eastern season: and
Amherst and Wesleyan will open
the little three rivalry.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
HALEBACK HAS FIJI

Iowa City. Ia. Oct. IS UP)-
Mike Farroh. halfback Of the Iowa
L. eleven, has a mild attack of in
1uenza and probably he will not be
in the lineup against the Gophers
Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
NEW STAR AT MICHIGAN

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct. rs (UP)-
A new star has appeared on the
Michigan armament. Jack Wheeler
IL his name and he appears pro-
ficient in all departments Of the
game. He probably will do most Of
the kicking against the Badgers Sat-
urday.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

This year Oldt's ability to drop
kick has been discovered. and Ar
injury received by him two week,
ago has become q university calam,
ity. - 1t y keeping him on the side
lines when there IL no other tickel
available. From anonymous oh.
scurity Mr.. Oldt has leaped to eight
column headlines on the sporting
pages. and today his right foot Ii
moro important than all of him wa
twelve months ago.
II Burns ID not sure OF New Brit
al. plays 1t IL probable that Conley
and Brink will be at the ends when
the team takes the field. Manager
Zehrer 10 fortunate In having three
ends Of exceptional ability.
When william ]. Breslin. better
known a. Jack Britton. former
welterweight champion OF the world
defeated Mayer Cohen, he was the
18th fighter he has beaten this year.
He only lost one fight since he re-
turned to the ring.
Since Britton IL booked solidly up
until the time he comes to this city
about the middle Of November he
should have greater record.
"Pinkey" Kaufman, former amateur
weltefweight champion of Connecti-
cut. will be Britton's opponent here.
When consideration is given the
fact that Britton Is Is years of age
and has taken part In more than 400
fights one cannot help but admire
the old man of the boxing ring.
1t Is a tough break for the Nut
meg team that it lost its coach and
star end. Grafton O'Connell, former
Boston College star. "Grat" has en-
tered the newspaper business in his
home city. Bristol, and a man GER
tainly has little time for anything
else when he becomes a reporter.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
Speaking
of s orts

The casa Of Frank Oldt. regular
Tale end and drep-kicker. illustrates
how quickly 1t 10 possible to rise
to fame. Last tall Oldt was 90 un-
important that he was not even a.
signed . number. and when. in the
Bowdoin game. he scored one Of
Tales many touchdowns. the stands
did net know who he was and could
not give him the long cheer" which
was accorded every other producer
Of q ocoro.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25
NAvY'S HARD LICK

Annapolis. Md. Oct. IS UP)-
Hard luck continues to dog the navy
football team. Oscar i. Hagberg,
big end who was expected to start
against Pennsylvania Saturday,
broke his leg in practice yesterday
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

Tickets for the Yale-Dartmouth
University game are not exhausted,
according to information made pub
lie BY H. F. Woodcock Of the Yale
Athletic association. II tbs supply
OF tickets survive the demand up
until game time the tickets will be
placed on public sale.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

There IL no certainty that this
situation will prevail since there are
10 many people anxious to see the
famous AL Marsters Of Dartmouth
and Johnny Carney of Yale In a
dual. Both are In the foreground
as All-America candidates,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

Hartford's other advantage is its
inter-class football which is one of
the best means of developing foot
ball talent. New Britain High, how
ever. has never gone In strong for
the inter-class football.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

According to information received
from Springfield. Malcolm. last
years captain OF the Bristol En-
dees, will again wear the uniform Of
that team this year.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-25

Feldman. his old running mate
who has played basketball at the
other forward position since their
high school days, has decided not
to play with the Bristol team and
instead will play independently
about Massachusetts and Connecti-
cut.
The Washington times., 1928-09-01
SUBWAY near PANIC
AS TRAIN KILLS RABBI

He was ground to. death beneath
the wheels while passengers were
piled UP as the motorman TANNED
on the brakes. Traffic was DELAYED
for 30 minutes while the BODY was
being removed.
Rabbi Harrison was on his wav
to dentists office. He was a
sufferer from spells Of vertigo and
was also nearsighted. lie Was not
wearing his glasses
Police expressed the opinion that
he heard the roar of the train
coming into the station. Thought
that it had halted and stepped for.
ward to enter it. only to fall to
his death.
The dead clergyman was the rabbi
of Temple Israel, in st. Louis. and
returned Monday from trip to
Europe. While here he was living
with a sister.
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.year-olds and upward allowances;
HOOVER OUT TO SEE
GRIFFS AND YANKS

Gosiir's foul fly. No runs, two
hits, no errors. two left.
Fourth Inning
NEW YORK Burke now pitch.
ing for Washington. Reeves threw
out Gehrig. Ruth took third
strike Meusel singled TO center,
his third successive hit. Dugan
flied to West. No runs, one hit,
no errors. one left.
WASHING TONI ngan took
Judges pop ny. Combs took
Bluege's short ny. Reeves walked.
Harris walked. Ruel forced Harris,
Koenig to Durocher. No runs, no
hits, no errors. two left.
Fifth Inning
NEW YORK-Durocher. flied to
Rice in short right. Collins walked
Pipgras hunted to BIuege and Col
Inns was out, Bluege to Reeves
after he overran the bag. Coombs
walked. Koenig flied to Rice. Two
left.
WASHINGTON--Burk struck
OUT West singled. Rice flied To
Meusel. Goslin forced West with a
grounder TO Koenig, unassisted One
hit, one left,
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After long investigation Of the
facts surrounding the death Of the
young woman, detectives were fin
ally appraised Of the fact that a
Charles Parker, living IN PhiladeI-
phia, had been arrested and held Tor
yasnipgt IN ISt1rlt
ONE d0ifbf To of
tire man 8FTested iii the CITY 81
BrofherIY Love was occasioned To-
day when William b. Parker and d.
Parker, brother and father, respAc-
lively. Of the Philadeiphian, visited
the office Of the United States At
torney and declared that the wrong
man had been arrested.
Arriving here with Charles Parker
Detective Sergeant Thomas Sweeney
Immediately went To- the office OF
Miss Pearl Mccall. Assistant United
States Attorney. After profuse apoI-
ogies by police and court officials
Parker was liberated.
The mistake, police say, was DC.
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SUES SCHENCI
COP NABBED IN RAID

Frederick A. Schenck, suspended
policeman of the Sixth prec1, IT.
who was arrested Wednesday in 4
raid on an apartment and charged
with a statutory offense, was sued
for absolute divorce today by his
wife, Eva G.. Schenck.
Mrs. Schenck named Mrs. Cath
crime Joyce, OF the 700 block OF
Eighteenth Street Northwest, In
whose apartment Schenck was ar
rested, as correspondent.
Mrs. Joyce was charged with rum
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casioned By tbs fact that ! Charles
Parker who had formerly been ems
ployed By the same firm for which
Miss Lshnasn worked, had SIMS t.
PfStadzlnfia
pas e fe6 iie La not
been III this city since the shrine
convention here about five yearss
ago. !.
Parker, according to his rela tives.
In 4 Woodworking man and has
made Philadelphia his home for
some years. He Ii married and Is
the father Of one child
Hoffman, who pleaded guilty. -
Il charge of second degree murder
was sentenced to serve so years
III the penitential.y
He was alleged to have broIsem
the girls neck when she went int0
Continued on Page Z, Column I D
The Washington times., 1928-09-01

NEWPORT, f. l.. Sept. T.
While the story Of the beating and
ducking a group OF society women
gave a male visitor to Second
Beach continued today to amuse
and delight society circles here. 1t
was learned that the women knew
the man who spied on their nude
sun-bat thing.
1t was further learned that the
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- LOuls A. DOrGHER

GRIFFITH STADIUM. sept. -
&sool weather and the close struggle
Tor the pennant served to attract a
1arke crowd today to see the cham
plcn Yankees attempt for the sec
ond time to humble the scrappy
N3riffs.
PANS and PLAYER kept watching
ahe acorebOsrd for the tips on the
contest over In Philadelphia where
the As we're playing the Red Sox.
Miller Huggins called on his IRON
man. George Pipgras. to oppose the
home boys today, and Bucky Harris
ecuntered with Garland Braxton, MS
crack southpaw.
secretary Herbert Hoover, Repub-
'Ijcan. presidential nominee, saw the
ranne from the official box close TO
the Griffs' dugout.
Ha was cheered az he took his
aeat and the camersrnen were busy
fakinr his picture as he filed IN
with his retinue.
The Yanxs were leading the Mats,
d To o, In the sixth inning.
First INNING
NEW YORK--Con1 singled,
Eoenix flied TO Goslin. Gehrig was
thrown out by Braxton. II was
nor sacrifice. Gomba going to
second, Ruth walked and a passed
han sent Combs TO third. Milesei
singled. scoring Combs and putting
ruth on second. Dugan forced
Ruth with grounder to Bluege
aal1assisted. One run, two hits, two
WAsFIINGToN West foulsd e
Duran. Rice singled. Gosbn
I fk,a third
glnrocher got judges fly. On an
attempt&d double steal, Rice was
taught. Pipgras TO Collins to Dngar
IS Oehfig. No runs. two hits, one
Second Inning
NEW YORK Durocher3 single
40 center. Collins lined TO Reeves
Fipgras sacrificed, Bipege to Judge
COMBS lined To West. No runs
one hit. no errors: one left.
WASHINGTON Koenig tool
Biuese'e pop NY. Reeves popped II
purocher, Harris popped TO Dugan
Sothihg across.
Third Inning
NEW YORK--KoeniE was safe or
Reeves wild throw Gehrig walked
Ruth walked. filling the bases. i
kwas the second walk for Ruth
MenheI singled, scoring Kaenig anc
ksehrfg RntlI reaching third. DugaI
flied 10 Goslin III short left Du
Z IocheF singled 10 left. scoring Putt
and putting Meuse! on second
Braxton was relieved by IIadley
hFeusel stole third. Collins walked
ltHliBg the bases. Harris jumped il
he air and took Pipgras' liner
tbmbs singled TO center. scoring
seuaei and Durocher, Collins stop
sfn9 1T second. Koenig struck out
te rims, three hits, one error
left.
vASHI>ON- Ruel flied /.
\. Boss batting for Hadley
socher went over 10 the bag am
teE cut Boss. West doubled I,
ht- Rice singled to deep shcr
ding VEST To third. Ruth tool
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kAROL u, LIBERh
HUNGARIAN C0UN
LANDS HERE IN PL ANE

Count Michael Karoyi flew BY aipans from New York
Washington landing shortly after $50 clock this
afternoon the Washngton Airport At the south end Of
the Highway Bridge.
The count passenger in the plane which poted
by Morris Il Ernst Of New York city. The count and
Ernst ftsr registering at the field went ndlatey to
the State where Karoy into conference
with R q Gilbert acting chief of the western European
division O the department What tie court came 10 ask
Tor state "a said LID know 81
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''Tippy" Knox to Face
Court. Judge Decides

The motion made by r. Morris
Wampler. attorney for Philander
c'Tippy'D C.. Knox, ir,. son of the
late Secretary Of State, to have
the reckless driving charge against
Knox uuashed because he could not
Fave jury trial, was overruled
by Judge John p. Mcmahon in
Traffic Court today. The case
vas st for trial NEXT WEDNESDAY.
The Washington times., 1928-09-01

FIRST RACE--Six fnrlonRs:
Prairie Girl CF'derIek)$I6. so $5.4O 81. SO
Jhulpa fHsineO -. 4,iO $50
s"rseguard lEmery). 3,SO
Last Prince. Pickle. Santos, slow
Poke and Esther also ran. Tjfne.
SECOND RACE---A bout & ifurlonRR,
r.. Trussdale IngersoID $G.1N 16.4O "a 90
Compass fSauer) .... 1850 4 40
Lissb CFrederick) ~ $40
Little Taussia, Who KNOWS Me and
Rock sugar alsr ran. Time lis IL
THIRD RACE-~About s furlonre
Column fPeele) .5.-.. $3.50 81 So %
C.epe Satin CEnary),.. 40 sac
shelton, tHellard1tsss.tF 1fe
Fidelity Reuse star Ma. Haetree.
eats. soiemonB kits aisp ran. sT!ras,
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ship sailed again"
He arrived on the liner Cristabei
Colon after spending three months
in Mexico. He ii en- route to Spain.
with the vessel scheduled to sail
Monday or Tuesday.
II cannot understand what Fadi.
cal change has come over your De-
Continued on Page 2. Column ~
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OSLO. Norway, Sept. Ia Nor
wegian fishing boat reported today
that 1t had found wreclxage of
Capt. Ronald Amundsen's Latham
seaplane near Bear Island. Bear
Spitzbergen. Previously it had
been reported that traces OF the
plane were found upon the island.
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NEW YORK. Sept. l.. Fearing
another subway accident, passengers
on an l. r. r. train were STAN.
peded into a near panic today when
Rabbi Leon Harrison. Of St. Louis.
mis- judged his footing and stepped
in front of a train at the 116th
Street station.
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HAGEN LEADS, z UP,
ON FARRELL in GOLF

gen, British open champion, was 2
up on Johnny Farrell. holder Of
the American open championship at
the turn In the second Of their series
of golf matches for the unofficial
championship of the world today at
Ridgemoor Country Club.
Earlier In the week "Hsig'' won
the first Of the series at Detroit
by the narrow margin Of up.
Hagen. won the third and fifth
holes Of Sthe morning round to
turn 2. up over Farrell.
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WOMEN SUN BATHERS
BEAT PEEP|NG TOM.

man Is 4 prominent PhfIadetphia
clusn1an, summer resident 81 Ners.
port. but the avengins women r..
fused to reveal his name.
The American defenders Of thasy
beach privacy included Mrs. Rohnrf
d. Huntington, daughter Of Mr..
Moses TaSlor, OF Mount Kisco. u. ~
Continued on Page 2. Column &
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possession Of LIQUOR as conse@
uuence OF the raid.
When he was arrested. Scheslclk
was lying .'fhinly clad and Mrs.
Joyce was only partly elad,
SehencIk's clothes being In the
clothes closet Of the apartment.
Mrs. Schencl claimed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schenclx were mar
rfed February ?. 1924. and marital
difficulties began some tins ago.
(ccntinued on Page .. Columns ~ s
The Washington times., 1928-09-01
a1ANTs SIGN CARE MAYS

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Sept Carl MAYS
veteran submarine pitcher has signed contract to work
on the firing line for the Giants for the remainder # s
season and for the of 1929 announced before
the start Robins game here today BY Secretary
James r. Tierney of the Giants Mays recently released
outright By the Cincinnati Reds asked Manager craw
tof trial.
The Washington times., 1928-09-01

Earlier in the week Il vas r.
ported that wreckags Of the nlane
had been found ii the Polar Sea-
within the Arctic Circle. hut tn4
dispatch proved erroneous.
The plane has been missing since
June IS, when Ii hoped of ~
Tromsoe with six persons aboard 70
ioin the Mobile search
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d. lsternatioasI Sc. ser.lee

CHICAGO. Sept, 1. - Walter
Hagen. British Open champion,
had Johnny Farrell: National Am.
atemr champion, down at the
end Of rs holes In their second Of
a series match here this afternoon
for the unofficial worlds title.
Johnny sliced his drives re.
neatedIy and was 0utdriven by the
"Haig."
CHICAGO, Sent. L.. Waiter Ha
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|. S. RETAINS TITLE
IN TENNIS D0UBL IS

cage and Johnny Hennessey. OF
Indianapolis, defeated Gerald Pat.
terson and Jack Hawkes.. Austria.
liam challengers, here today. In a
veritable tennis rOut The scores
were 60, 6z-I 6--2. I
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RAINRRInGE

FOURTH RACE-Slx furlonKs
Fortunate Mann (Roae1a1T.4a SIS go asta
Am ! EarIy (SAnders) aEes sSe
silent tills&A fMitchel!l see
Htkhb-tdge. claret Cup, Drastelia also
raAss Time. 1;lt.
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BY BILL CONSODLNE
International News Servie

IONGwOOD CRICKET CLUB,
Brookline. Mass. Sept. 1.--America
retained the national doubles cham
pionship when George Lott, of Chi
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The noted Liberal was barred
with. his wife from the LATED
States three years ago by the. state
Department, supposedly because OF
his alleged socialistic and com
munistic views.
This certainly IL a surprise to-
me, = Karolyi told reporters. II
expected to be handeuffed and tied
to the Statue of Liberty until the
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Late Races
ARLINGTON
HAMILTON OHIO

THIKD HACE-SII and one-half
furl0BKE.s
pollypsih fZucehini). 1890 &esO So. 90
Carrie Belle ma uionl 90 3 90
Cavalry lKingslandb... 40
Coral Reef, Billy WEIGH. Jimmy Finn.
Sonfss. Pal and Yerbsna also ran
Time, i.2s
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VRONG|NA en- 5 !: S1a4H HELD
SUSPECT SUDDENLY
Freed COP ARRES TED
WRONG Mr.. PARKER

Tn their efforts apprehend Charles Parker supposed
have Eeen implicated in the death Of Eleanore Lehman ri
who died following operation performed By Dr. Louis W
Hoffman in his office March police arrested the
they admitted this afternoon.
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~ Inlernallonal News service

NEW YORK Sept. Count Michael Karoyi first presiz
dent Hungary arrived in New York today and much To-
his anazenent was permitted to land. Is. 0-
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DADE PARK

SECOND RACE-FiVe furlonKs
BOB Blackburn (ClerdJts4a $3.50 5000
Reflection CCrumpl. 5a4 s.ss
Morton C'ldwell CHikea) Is1
Miss Reno Zita Mccarthy, Virginia
Flynn Maggie 3. Momoney. j, j.
Eambrick also ran. Time 1:og
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BANK STATEME

Washington Clearing House,
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apce. $751; ,OOO. 900.
New York Clearing House tx
change. &I.538, uOO. OO0.
Treasury balance. sl96, 6D4, 974.1O.
Customs receipts. $50, 333, 1895. IS.
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SARATOGA

FVIK TH RALE-~One mile
Grand Bey &c. ROHet. ISIS 7-10 Ia
Last Blte nutherl....,.. S-5 -
Red Pate (R0bertsonb a.
Puget sound, sWrackeen sterling
silver, Brush. Adjntanl. Here's How
also ran. Time, 1872 3-5.
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Used ears at reduced p4aeae eA@ be
neoaYed through tbs Used Cars for eAle
eelumna Of today.a Glasstfisd Ada
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s GIRL RELEASED AS FINE IS PAID
UNABLE TO PAY fine of 500 after she had been
found guilty Of reckless driving Miss Hda Pace of the
500 block of Third ST. N. w, went to Jail YESTERDAY
She was released today after her mother visited the
court and paid her fine
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FIRST RACEvSlx furle
tClaiming. Purse 81, zoo. Va
y rost ~ a.f91-3. off at 2Ie
by Theo CockFar away.