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New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
URGE PADDOCK TO
RETURN TO COAST
Amateur Status Of FASTEST
Human Cleared for 0lympics

New York. May 16 R>-With
Charlie Paddock's amateur status
cleared by the announcement Of the
American Olympic committee yes-
terday. track followers today con-
tinued to wonder whether the
fastest human" would heed the
advice OF the committee to return
to Los Angeles for the sectional
Olympic try-outs The Splinter had
planned to remain in the east for
both the sectional and the final
trials.
While Paddock himself made no
comment on the case. friends Of
the runner believed he would re-
turn to his home city, sort of
century OF the century" is planned
between him and Charlie Borah, Of
the University OF Southern Cali
fornia. Paddock's alma mater. This
feature Is counted upon to aid Los
Angeles in raising Its $4,000 Olym-
pic quota.
Although the Olympic committee
yesterday failed to publish any Of
fetal views of>the Paddock case, an
houncement was made that the
Splinter. at this time. ""has a clean
bill. so far as this committee Is con-
cerned." The committee had dis
cnssed the runners motion picture
personal appearance tour, which is
TO close this week.
The 4. A. L. Is now considering
the case. Observers pointed out that
since Paddock Is not yet a member
of the Olympic team. the question
Of his amateur status rally was ID
A. A. L. jurisdiction and not with
in that of the Olympic committee,
but the same persons inclined to the
belief that the A. A. L. also would
clear the Splinter.
The case OF Lloyd Hahn was dis
posed Of by the Olympic committee
also without any direct Official de-
cision. when it was announced that
no special privileges would be grant
ed any member Of the Olympic team.
This pronouncement could be Inter-
preted only to mean that the Boston
A. A. flyer. chief hope OF the United
states in the 500 and the 1900
metre runs. would be forced to
forego his plan to sail a month or
more ahead of the team and enjoy
that much additional training on
tn" Olympic scene.
Word Was heard in track circles
today that Hahn and his coach, Jack
Ryder, were resigned to this change
in their plans. and that the middle
distance star would make immediate
changes in his training schedule.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Ey the Associated Press
Chicago-Napoleon Jack Dorval.
Emporia, Pa, defeated QUO Won
Porat. Norway. (10). Johnny Krei-
ger. New York. won on foul from
Jimmy Mahoney. Chicago. tlo).
Frankie Sims. Cleveland. won on
foul from Tony Stabenau. Buffalo,
%. Mike Mandell, st. Paul, de-
feated Paul Swiderski. New York
60.
Kansas City. kansas-Big Bill
Tartwell. Kansas City. technically
knocked out Jack Johnson. former
worlds heavyweight champion, go.
Denver-Sid ferris. New York.
beat Eddie Mack. Denver. l0).
San Antonio-Chuck Burns, 100,
San Antonio. outpointed Johnny
Simpson. l45. Oklahoma. (10).
Steady Simpson. 40. San Antonio.
won technical knockout over Kid
Fernandez 40. Havana. (5). Joe
Montana. 1922. Mexico City. outpoint-
ed Newsboy Reyes. 100. San Antonio.
I0),
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
WOMEN GOLFERS TRY TO
PLAY IN RAIN AND HAIL
Conditions Such as veterans Have
Rarely Seen Prevail During
Third Day Around

Hunstanton. Eng, May 1s Up
storm conditions such as veterans
Of many British golf cham pionships
have rarely seen prevailed TODAY
when the third days play OF the
British women's open golf cham.
pionship started.
Sheets Of chilling rain and hail
hooded the course and half a gale
swept In from the northwest still
the women braved the storm and at
tempted to play.
Miss Curtis and Miss Joy Winn
teed Oft In one OF the worst bursts
OF rain and hail as did Mrs. Hanley
and Miss Molly Gourlay.
Glenna Collect appeared in light
weight clothing and stockings.
When friends demonstrated that
she would be soaked after one hole
IN such attire. she replied that IL
did not matter for no matter what
clothes she wore she would be wet
after two holes.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
How the big Shots
Performed Yesterday

6y the United Press
Babe Ruth. Yankee - Hit his
tenth and eleventh home runs Of the
season and a triple In Ave times at
bat, scored three runs and drove in
two.
Lou Gehrig. Yankees - Got q
double and two singles In four tim es
up, scored two runs and drove in
one.
Ty Cobbs. Athletics Failed 10
hit safely in four times up.
iris Speaker. Athletics - Hit
three doubles in four times up and
scored three runs
Harry Heilmann. Tigers - Tripled
and singled in four times up, scored
one run and drove in two.
Paul Waner. Pirates Failed to
hit safely in three times up.
Rogers Hornsby. Singled
twice In two times up.
Xxi Cuyler. Cubs-Out Of lineup
with injured hand.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
ENTERING new YORK
Fffty-Fve Men Set Out From Erie,
Pa, to jamestown in G. c. Pylc's
Bunion Derby.

Erie, Pa. May 16 (CP)-Tifty-
five men started on a IS mile jaunt
today that will take the c. c. Pyle
cross country derby in to New York
state.
1t is one OF the most strenuous
journeys Of the long tour from Los
Angeles and several of the starters
may have dropped out when the
jamestown. N. T.. control station is
reached tonight.
Twenty year old Andrew Payne of
Ciaremore. Okla. continued to lea ID
the pack today although he finished
in a dead heat with John Salo of
Passaic. N. j.. In yesterdays dash
from Ashtabula, o. Payne has an
elapsed time Of as hours. 81 min
utes and 10 seconds. salo is In sec
ond place with 4ss hours. ~ min
utes and I seconds.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
DeMAR IS WORRIED
Americas Premier Marathoner
Afraid OF Bcing Locked Up TN
Jury Room During Race.

Boston. May 16 R-Clarence n.
DeAfar. Americas premier mara
thoner. though physically At, has
three worries about the Long Beach
marathon race next Saturday.
DcMar and the first four runners
who followed him home in the Bos-
ton grind have entered the Long
Beach race but he is now serving on
a jury in Cambridge court and he
fears that he may be locked I'd in
a jury room Friday night and thus
be una BILE to take the midnight train
for New York.
The Long Beach first prize, De-
Mar has been informed, il a $500
radio set and the Melrose printer
fears that it may require $500
worth OF spare parts. The third
worry does not affect his running,
He has been invited to have din
ner Sunday night with Prof. William
Lyon Phelps and the members Of
the Yale cross-country team at New
Haven. DeMar, unlike Gene Tun-
ney. does not know his Shakespeare
but. he said. I'll fool them. III keep
quiet"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

aircraft manufacturers cancelled
negotiations for the plane in which
she hoped TO be the first woman 10
make the transocean flight because
the final payment was not forth
coming.
Friends OF the actress insisted that
the flight would take place. They
did not diyulg" her hacker but there
was some mention of various pilots
including Johann Risticz. duration
filler.
The actress had paid o47, 900
marks. collected from various back
ers In small installments, when the
cancellation was announced
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
Speaking
of Sports

There IL 20 much apparent inter-
est in the lightweight title fight be-
tweea Sammy Mandell, champion.
and Jimmy McLarnin at the Polo
Grounds in New York tomorrow
night. that the Herald Is arranging
to have the Associated Press tele-
graph service from the ringside. A
blow by blow account Of the fight
as it progresses round by round. will
be given in the usual manner.
IN the Tower" official publica-
tion of the Catholic University at
Washington last week. Is found the
following item: Jim Connolly is the
luckiest guy in the hall. He always
gets the best dates" That's the
reason for his school girl smile" 1t
certainly is evident that New Bri-
tain boys are leading in every
branch OF sport.
For the past few days. the name
OF Merwin Jacobson has been miss
Ing from the Toronto lineup. We
haven't heard whether "Merkle" has
been benched. whether he is i'll or
what has happened to him.
Following conference between
officials OF the kensington A. c. and
the Connecticut Co, an agreement
has been reached whereby trolley
bus service will be furnished base
ball fans from Upson's Corner to
the Percival avenue baseball park.
This is an object that the KEN
sington A. g. has been trying to at
tain for a number Of past seasons
and Kensington baseball fans are
elated over the fact that the ser
vice will be installed.
Starting Sunday afternoon. buses
will start running at 2 o'clock and
will run as often as there are suf-
ficient numbers Of passengers hound
for the ball game. The decision TO
grant the service was reached by
Superintendent William J. Bryan.
bill" knows what baseball means
to any town. He has played more
or less himself.
Kenslngton goes to Meriden TO
play Saturday afternoon and Man.
chester meets the Falcons here Sun
day will be another red-letter day
for local baseball fans as 1t will
mark the second meeting this year
between kenSington and the Fall
cons.
kensington starts busy week to-
night when the team plays the Bris-
fol Endees at Muzzy Field in Bris-
fol.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
HOWARD G. KELLEY

San Diego. Cal. May 16 ~
Howard G. Kelley. 20. Montreal.
former president OF the Grand
Trunk Railway in Canada, died here
yesterday OF cerebral hemorrhage.
The body will be sent to Big Springs.
Texas, for burial.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

Although Europe Is thought to
attract an overlarge number Of
Americans each year. Statistics show
that loss than half Of one per cent
o. our citizens Journey there an
nua1ly.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
STRENUOUS SCHEDULE
Tommy Loughran Will Be Called
on TO Defend Crown Against Four
Strong Contenders.

New York, May is (UP)--Tommy
1oughran. light heavyweight cham
pion. today faced the most strenu-
GUS schedule any champion ever
confronted in the defense OF his
title. Unless an injury incapacitates
him or he loses his title in one of
the matches. Loughran will be call
ed on to defend his crown against
the four strongest contenders In four
weeks. He must keep the following
four engagements or suffer suspen-
sion in New York state:
May 10. Joe Sekyra at Louisville.
May 80. Pete Latzo at Brooklyn.
June Z, Jim Slattery at New York.
June 10. Leo Lomski at Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

Games Today
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
(Other clubs not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
Viennese Actress Still
Anxious to Try Flight

Berlin. May 16.-4P-Thirty thou
sand marks $4,000 today stood be-
tween Lin Dillenz. Viennese actrest.
and her long planned flight across
the Atlantic. The Jurkers firm OF
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
Buffalo 16. Jersey City 2.
Newark 5. Rochester 2.
Baltimore 4, Montreal ?.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
ruth Determined
TO BREAK RECORD
Continued From Preceding Page)

1.-TWO out when rain stopped play,
Boston 900 900 IL
St. Louis Clo 200 -
Two base htt-sherdel. Home runs
Hafey. Harper. Winning pitcher-Sherdel.
Losing pitcher. R. Smith, limo liza
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
Chicago 10. New York Z.
Philadelphia s. Cincinnati 3.
Brooklyn 10, Pittsburgh 8.
st. Louis 3. Boston 2.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Games Yesterday
New York IL. Detroit 3.
Philadelphia 5. Cleveland 0.
Boston 3. St. Louis l.
Chicago 3. Washington ..
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
Games Today
Hlyt,.s@ - DAAk.k.,.-A

Games Today
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at st. Louis.
tOther clubs not scheduled.)
Games Tomorrow
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at ct. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

Games Today
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark at Rochester,
Baltimore at Montreal.
. Reading at Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
Games Tomorrow

Games Tomorrow
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
Standing

Games Tola,
Fittstield at Springfield,
Hartford at Albany.
bridgeport at Albany.
tOther clubs not scheduled
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

fittslield at Springfield.
Hartford at Albany.
Bridgeport at Providence.
New Haven at Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
Home Run Club

BY the United Press
American League
Ruth. Yankees, II.
Hauser. Athletics, z.
= Gehrig. Yankees, 5.
X. Williams. Red Sox, 1.
National League
Bissonette, Robins, G.
L: Wilson. Cubs. 1.
Harper. Cubs. (.
Yesterdays H0mers
Ruth. Yankees. 2.
Koenig. Yankees. I.
Hargrave. Tigers. l..
Hurst. Phillies, /.
Barnhart, Pirates, I.
Hafey. Cardinals. 1.
Harper, Cardinals ]
League Totals
National league ...... 81
American league ....... 81
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

New Haven s. Providence 4.
Waterbury Z. Bridgeport s.
Pittstield IL. Springfield 6.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

kensington starts a busy week to-
night when the team plays the Bris-
fol Endees at Muzzy Field in Bris-
fol.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
EASTERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
Hartford Z, Albany 3.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

For the past few days. the name
OF Merwin jacobson has been miss
Ing from the Toronto lineup. We
haven't heard whether "Merkle" has
been benched. whether he is i'll or
what has happened to him.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-16

This is an object that the Ken
sington A. G. has been trying to at
tain for a number Of past seasons
and Kensington baseball fans are
elated over the fact that the ser
vice will be installed.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
ADVANCE IN STOCK
MARKET CONTINUES
IndustriaIs Again Leaders in
Upward Movement-Heavy
Realizing Apparent.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
NEW YORK. October 19.-Further
spectacular advances in selected indus
trials were accompanied in today's mar
ket by realizing in other parts of the
list For the most part, however, the
selling was we'll absorbed.
Features in the up side included In
ternational Nickel. Montgomery Ward,
Radio. American Smelling & Refining
and General Electric. Nickel, at 100,
was up % points Montgomery Ward
at $50, was up 19, and Radio, at 232,
was up ID points.
There was nothing in the money
outlook to cause uneasiness. The re-
newal rate was 6ta per cent. and while
for a time it looked as though the
charge might be marked up, large sup
plies of funds made their appearance
and the tone was easy. Time money
was quotably unchanged, with indica-
tions of a downward trend.
The opening was higher for all the
fayorite stocks Montgomery Ward
stood out again. Yesterdays close had
been 331, up over 23 points on the
day. The opening today was 335, and
less than two hours later it was SELL
ing above 349, gain of over 18 points.
At this level realizing Cancelled a part
OF the gain.
Radio was in urgent demand early
today. gaining points to 225. Cooper
stocks were strong. particularly Ken
necott and Anaconda. The former made
a new high for all time at 110. while
Anaconda, above 81. was higher than
at any time since 1916, when the war
demand for copper was at its height.
Other copper stocks to work higher
included Calumet and Arizona. Greene
Cananea and Chile. American Smelling
and Refining moved up sharply for
gain of some points.
In the motor group, General Motors
set up new high mark above 223 in
the first hour. Concentrated buying of
Studebaker put that stock up points
The gain was not held, however, for
the higher price brought out flood of
offerings that forced the quotation back
to about where it had started from.
Hudson Motors was heavy, rejecting
the lower earnings shown in the quar-
terly statement.
For the most part the rails marked
time
Evening star., 1928-10-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, October 10 (P Omitted
States Department Of Agricultural -
Hogs-RecelptS, 10000 head; market
steady to strong with Thursdays low
time, or 10a20 lower than best prices;
early top, $50; bulk desirable 180-275
pounds, 9.50a975; butchers. medium TO
choice, 250-350 pounds, 915a9.75 200
$50 pounds, 9.20a980; 10000 pounds,
9.00a9.75; 130-160 pounds, 8.65a950;
packing Sows. 825a8.90; pigs, medium
to choice, 90-130 pounds, 8.40a9.15.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; all
classes steady; steers very scarce; best,
1900: few loads of common and me-
dium offerings. 11.40a13.75; better ac-
ton on she stock; slaughter classes,
steers, good and choice, 1.300-1, 500
pounds, 1400a17.25; l,100-1. 800 pounds.
14.00a17.25; 950-1,100 pounds, 1400a
1850; common and medium $50 pounds
up, 8.75a14.00; fed yearlings good and
choice, 750-950 pounds. 14.50a17.50;
heifers, good and choice. $50 pounds
dium. 7.75a13.75; cows. good and choice.
9.00a11.75; common and medium, 700a
900; low cutter and cutter, 550a7.00
bulls. good and choice tbeeD, 950a
1915; cutter to medium, 6.50a9.25;
vealers tmilk-fed), good and choice.
14.00a16.00; medium. 1300al4.00; Gull
and common, 85Oa13.00 stocker and
feeder steers, good and choice (all
weights), 11.75a13.00; common and
medium, 875a11.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; supply
on sale largely fat natives and feeding
lambs held over from Thursday: early
trade to killers fairly active and de-
pendable at prices about steady with
Thursdays average; not much change
on sheep; another slow trade on feed
ing lambs. Lambs. good and choice (82
pounds DOWN. 12.50a1375; medium,
1l.75al2.50; Gull and common, lisa
Ills. Ewes. medium to choice Q50
pounds DOWN. 425a6.50: Gull and COM
mon, 1.75a5.00. Feeder lambs, good
and choice, 12.25a1335.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Wall Street Briefs

Van Raalte Co., Inc, has called a
meeting of stockholders for october 81
to vote on increasing the common stock
to 100000 shares from 10000 Option
to buy the additional 10000, it Is under
stood, will be held by M. G. Van Arsdal,
rently elected president and Col. John
r. Simpson. new chairman of the board.
Stockholders also will act on increasing
the number of directors from IL to Is.
all to be elected annually instead of
every three years.
Kraft-Phenix Cheese Co may discon-
tinue its quarterly stock dividends by
~ per cent on the common, it is un-
derstood in Wall Street, because of re-
ported disapproval of this policy by the
New York Stock Exchange. This action,
it is explained, is not general policy
of the exchange. Several companies,
including r. H. Macy, Scars -Roebuck.
Coty and Schultz Retail Stores, have
announced annual stock dividend pro-
grams. which include payments in quar-
terly installments.
The finance committee of the Chi
cago & Northwestern Railway, at a
meeting previous to the regular direc-
tors session November 13, is expected
to consider increasing the present divi-
dend rate of 81 to IS annually.
First dividend action on Consolidated
Gas Co. of New York common, follow
ing acquisition of the Brooklyn Edison
Co. and the 100 per cent stock divi-
dend declaration, is scheduled for Octo-
Der 25. Wall Street looks for rate of
SO annually, which would be equal to
S6 share on the old stock against the
SIS rate. which had been in effect since
1923.
Gold imports for the week ending
October II totaled S7.559000, of which
S7,373,000 was shipped from England
and $186,000 from Latin America. EX-
ports amounted to $135.000, of which
Germany received $4,000 and Mexico
$51 900.
Common stock of the Pet Milk Co.
of st. Louis is to be offered to the pub
lice for the first time. The offering is
to be put on the market next week.
The stock sale is to provide funds for
expansion
Evening star., 1928-10-19


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Heard in Financial District.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, October 10 (SpeciaD -
Bulk Danish cabbage peddled out on
the basis of 36a40 per ton.
Fancy large Bartlett pears from
western New York changed hands at
2.50a3.00 per bushel basket.
Wholesale business on l00-pound sacks
of cut round beetS was conSummated at
2.25, and carrots 250a275
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tuce peddled out as high as 200, and as
low as so; Western Iceberg type lettuce
brought 4.00a5.50 per crate.
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thirds crates jobbed out at 2.25a3O0;
occasionally 325 on the good to extra
fancy and from 100a200 on the poool
to ordinary.
Evening star., 1928-10-19


M e rg e n t haler
Linotype was much
in t h e limelight,
there b c in e l 5
transactions in the
stock and a turn
over of 2a7 shares.
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lot sellih 6 at
1905. A ii t h e
other sales we're
made at 100.
Two bank stocks
we're out, 10 shares
of Second National
selling at go and
10 shares of Ma
tional Savings 81
Trus st changing
hands at eos FiftV
Evening star., 1928-10-19

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Mack Truckt6).
Mackay pf(4)...
Macy Co (2)....
Mad So Gar 90.
Ma gma Cop(3)..
Madison & Co.
Mandelt2 "a )....
Man Elec Supply.
Man Ell m2gtd5)
Man Shirt(2).
Maracaibo Oil.
Marland Oil.
Marlin ROB "a }.
Mathieson o..
May Dept S(4)..
Mayta g( t3).
May ia & pf 3D..
MAY Ia g lst pf(6)
Melville Shoe Cd
Mengel Co. .....
Mexican Seab.
Miami Cop(1)..
Mid Continent.
Middle States.
Mid States ctfs.
Midland pf(t12)
Miller Rubber.
Mimi & st Louis
| Mimi StP&SSM.
Mo Kan & Tex
Mo K&Tex pf(7)
Missouri Pacific
| Missouri Pac pf.
AIohwk Car 2 II
Montgmry w (T5
Moon Motor....
Mother Lo(30c).
Motion Pic Corp
Motor Meter A..
Motor Prod t2).
Motor WHICH,.
Mullins Mfg.
Munsingwr(3)..
Murray Corp....
Nash Motrs(t6)
Nat Acme tsta }.
| Nat Bella s Hess
| NatBHess pf(7)
Ma IL Biscuit(t7)
| Nat Ca sh r A(3I
Nat Dairy(3)...
Nat Dept Stores
| Nat Distillers.
Nat Enamel e. s
Nat Leadt5).
Nat Pow&Lt(1)
Evening star., 1928-10-19
NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGs

NEW YORK. October 10 Especially -
New York bank clearings, 81 1856 ,O00,-
G0o; New York bank balances, $780,
100000; New York Federal Reserve bal
ances, $l19,00Q.00.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
GAS STOCK HITS 1Ol
/. ON EXCHANGE HERE
MergenthaIer Leads Trading
Today-First Sale Made in
Newly Listed Bonds.
BY EDWARD c. STONE

Washington Gas Light stock climbed
up to 10l on the local exchange today,
after opening at 100. Eighty shares
rhapoed hands