davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
FIVE CANADIANS
 LEFT IN TOURNEY
Plan in Dominion Open Reaches
 Quarter Final Round

Lancaster, Ont. Sept. 95 tP'- Play in the Canadian Womcns Open Golf championship had reach ed the quartor-fina round today with only five Canadian ropro%rnt- atiy,s left 10 stay tho onslaught of a United States contingent nunb"r- ius II stars of greater or lesser re nOWu,
 Snfcly past tho dangers of the first round of match play were such lumjnarirs cr inc lnk; as Nir- Ginil Wilson. of Chicago. d,frudinG champion; GMnna Collctt. nit,d States oatioual champion. and Hol- on Hicks, the long driving golfer from FIowlntts, x. Y With them Were Mrs. Fred Whtr Hartford Conn. Mrs. IT. C. Uirbio. Detroit; Virginia Holzbnrlrr Baltimore, Mrs. J. Mayo, Chicago; Mrs. Stew art EIanlry, Detroit; Peggy Wattles, Buffalo; Helen Payson, Portland Me-, and Edith Quicr of Reading.
 With the formidable Ada Mac llcuZj" eliminated in tn" first round by d COmDatrIOt, Canadian hopes for gaining the championship rest cd chiefly on the shoulders of Dora Nirtu" and Mrs. r. J. MulQuaou of Toronto. Other Canadian survivors were Mrs. r.. W. Whittington of To- rontc; Marjorie Nirkham of Mon trcal. runner up to Miss Collctt for m"duliSt honors; and Mrs. k. F. prll-uZ Of Winnipeg whose defeat of Miss Mackenzie came a5 such a shock in the first round yesterday.
 Pairings today were:
 Miss Coliott vs. Miss Virtue; Mss Hicks Ns Miss Wjlaon; Mrs White 1s, Mrs. Higbic; Mrs. prIlrnz ys. Miss Der; Mrs. Whjtttn&;on >s. Mrs. Mayo Mrs. rtanloy vs. Miss Wat ties; Miss paHeon N3. Mrs. Mul- queen, and Miss Outer ya. Miss kirkhHm
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
HIGH SCHOOL PRACTICE
Eleven is Put Through q Stiff Scrim- mage NOrEUUt Under Direction Of Coach Cassidy

A terrific battle between the first and second football teams of the New Britain high school was fought la scrImmagh last night and after the contest was over il was learned that the first team has scored three touchdoWns and the second team on" tally.
 The regular lineup consisting Of Dumin, center; MjkHauaEas and Potts, guards; I.udwinowir2 and N"verdoslI, tackles; Bo@lanski and Mangan, ends; Ross. quartcrback; koib"r and Middleton, half backs; and Carlson, fuIlhack; was used and ii showed a world of power.
 Al Fcuglcr, assistant coach. was in
 uniform and hc directed thc second team from qu1rtcrhac, position. The f"a1ur" Of the scrimma&c was the touchdown scored by t.I Kloibrr after he had caught punt. I.ud- WinoWicz left the first tim" lineup carly in in" scrimmuEc and his place was taken by Hcrmy SrhmwH
 The team has q hcay-. schcdulc this week which includes a game ihis afternoon with the piauviIIc high school team and on" Saturday afternoon against the New Britain I'Inos A week from Saturday the first regularly scheduled game win be played against the Bridgeport Central high school eleven. This con test will be played at Memorial field in Willow Brook park.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
WARNING ON TICKETS
On;cial> of Philadelphia Athletics II"2r That Scaip"rS Are selling Spurious Tickets.

Philadelphia. Sept. 25 CP Learn ing that world s"rjos tickets were reported being sold at scaIpor prices in Chicago, even before the genuine tickets hay" been printed, officials of the Athhtics today warned fans against buying countorftit tickets here. Series tickets. it Was said. have not been received from the printers.
 When blcacuor seats go on sale her" early on the morning of Oc- tohcr |, the on'ing day or th" Philadelphia games, it was jntjmatcd that Uolir" would be detailed at ticket offices 10 chaa" purchasers info the park al once 10 prevent th" huy'r from becoming q seller
 All the reserved srHts for tnc Philadelphia r"mo; wor" disposed Of in q sjngt" day's mail hustn.as h""" a week ago. but distribution will not begin until Octohor l.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

him via he WalNrr route. .... F0lr, hy th" way, plays no favorjtos. .... When the Cubs went into spring training at Catalina, if was conceded that Gahby Hartnctt would do most of th" catching. .... Prior 10 the opening of the season. something went wrong with Hartnct's arm. Mike Gonzales stepped into the breach. .... For time Catcher Angloy, now with Kansas City. had 10 carry the burden .... Johnny Schut" vas secured as protection .... Then came the deal that brought Zach Taylor to ihr Cubs and h" has done most of the catch- ing eyer since. ..., Taylor js just a fair hitter, but is a eoou m"chani- cal receiver. .... He has helped the Cubs much, dosf " th" fact he has never been regarded ua a hGh-cI1ss receiver Has played with four N2- tionaI league clubs.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
MASON FACES TRIAL,
 ON ROBBERY COUNT
Alleged 10 Have Rolled Drunken
 H21--h0WaISki il Prison

tla,S0S been notified that Frank kowa.,t @&, of 57 Sexton street. thir ely. wt# amn.curoI to states prison for not It than two nor -aTe t#n ra"v years on the charge q. IHr.-:E .a s'u.~ta- court m Wa HrHWr tA. oatca of S.rtc'a Attor- aoy Hugh 'l AIco.l ol Hartford county WiH proceed with fine trial of NF-a.m Mason. -.. of l Ann street. "l, "ls hound otyr in the local n0I.ra court with Euwglsai on tho ra-re uf iav' af-.r y hearing on 5-l. H. Na.i-'.u' Stl''s Attorney 51H1.'A G..H.y a.5& ,.=ou's casa "|i u. t...n ta ..-'.n s.w days.
 Na"r...I ..I N..m r.ra round- '. Hn .E '." .0.I ro'... after Frank tHoraoHe'r Of E.a cleveland street r1""..u.I ou N.. -a that he had H..u eH"u"n nt .auot ju store ." l,Fo'. ".ut uu My 'N. taken in A.. "|.Hu....r .E TWO mvu and rob- "H q. a wa.rH ,..mH at $Eo. a chain ..tA.! "' &'#.". 1 rna valued at .-". a.t s-a i. us# Il. u8al his b ."#"".s v..n lm "o>u up in E#relo" c..a..ny
 "..a Wntah uae lnva,ernl in Mrs. Il.er. Iwusuh|- usNusaop on I.a- ..F..'u s's.ot and Mason WIS idcnti- tl .s aH.n@ u.nuJ sa Mason ".."4 B. GI uot know the watch
 -.- ...... aH.H he runm.I it for s... .[ wH.u h.. ..tt 5p ccnts and 4a}, Now.,@k Sa Eowa!sryl .HE". -...H .u 'nr watch 70 n.vH.
 r.raoa.'G la noa., court. vas r7-u1N. 1I.sa" and NnwazH were "or r.. m.a u.o .eeE bm out of tho iros- s..H. s'o~.. H son told bis story uHt NowaI-,i veHll say noth- n" HrHaa .r1 havH3-'t uaga police .""l. ro. 'o"wr having been ar r"s..t lrv ..ot lm. when he was '@ 'tars of y... nnIlr EowaIsN "|rtnl .. C"w#I r.gorl at tbe ... o. 0r. r.. !. Anoun uy several .la.s.t aud t0# aurtr1 sentences in .fi in G..nr.N, Ne... where ho '-an.| @r n state prison at lane.n@.aNW 'r:
 l>| AFRAID CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
NO ONE IS ALLOWED 10
 VISIT MILLER HUGGIHS
Condition of Manager nf New York Yankees Reported Unchanged
 at Hospital TCs!uy
Condition

New York. Sept 25 UrD-Mu- lrr Huggius chances 10 live depend rd largely today upon the will and courag" tbot carried him through the Eri- of a SCOT. of baseball s"a- sons.
 Al c.%o B. m. today officials at St. Ninccnts hospital said Huggius' temperature had risen to lo4.S but that otherwise there was no change in his condition.
 The ,rysipclas, which started on thc left side Of his face, has spread to the right side. Late last night HnggiuS' trmporatur" was i04.5. a half a drgro" higher than it was at the afternoon r'adfne.
 Dr. Edward A. Kna. Naahrrs' club physician. 4aI Husgn.' couGr- ton Was "urubrr mr',r nor worse and inttmatrd medical science had done almost clrrythjn@ possible 10 help the patient ttucgtus' rccoy- cry, i' was iNdttutai now depends chiefly upon his cog"aan and will to live.
 Col. Jaroo uupnrrt. owner of tho Yankees, rmw from hjs summer home at Garrison. \. Y. yesterday and went 10 thr hospital lumcImly- ly. Huertus had hron in a coma most Of thr day and physicians would moi allow Hupport to enter the sickroom.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
Itr&tif tp ~:@ll

los Angeles, %gnr @s .Tr-.Aer Uu1a.ns. .Hr %rnrasHt Wildcat stepped n ,h.. front in nu3al-sy. Esht "Otaua today. ready .o slsn a ran- .r..' .or a @No. ai Mickey W.ls.r r'- ..nra h-,. r..a..r --. If. .-ou ta. -laa' tH w..f W.l..r .E = t..N-.aI .ar.sou or Jo. Ars.~saa sa ,H. atNn raar# of lo ro"el hos- '.-. ulgM
 I'U,Nn. for. -ta A"..reca'. u.f- ~.0Hoa m tu. ..s ran3 aal ~oru- ,l ur- F. tao 'Wra .ta"aa 'an N.o- rn.y.u .ro~aa #o~#. D ta. fourth h" rnua '@a pu.~a Tae Hg4t from D soWr li".n. .aa mta to rs-u s.r4 'h sone1 fra" a ..l.I OH. ou fine ohtn went uu. u..
 Whs aEth round va- 'r.af rfad- E"e #mt T shorr u.hr 10 1ntr "au'a M@ and t1n latter 4euur on th" ro1a. I,e ajI no. r.hnaad. an. 'n. u.r". rHs.d h"l.a#. aa#l H tuA u or y..'o~-.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
THIpIL TlE,'A,r I.I.D

New York, S,pt. 25 Opl Ford }am's hopes lil," those Of rouumhja, arc built in part on the showing ol a product of lawrence, Mass. Co., mubia's lawrence lad is Ralph Hewitt, tripIr-thrcatcr I'ordham boasts Jack Janis, who has rcjoiucd the squad after Il period ol ruforrrl rest due 10 a damaged shoulder. Janis is one of the fastest backs in Now York. ScrmmaGca have born in order this week. 'ordham plays Westminster on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

starred in football and has 10 his record a 6o yard goal from field as a "Eah Nah.' ,... A left handed batter, always a 300 hitter, he IS one Of tho most dangerous men at the plate in the American league. ..... Give considerable credit for the fine showing Of the philaAclphia pitchers 10 Cochrauc's masterly handling. ...! Has q fine arm and gets the ball away quickly. .... There is no more couraEeous player in baseball. .... He never quits and woe to the pitcher who is about 10 weaken with Cochraur doing the catching, .... Such d pitcher is in for q tongue flashing he will never forget. Bank on one thing in the play of the Athletics, Cochranc will hold up the catching end Of the game
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
HACK YS. CAHZoHERl
Denver Fighting College Eoy to Gr. Ills sa,rrc>: Tv.t i9 Ca.uc.o I'rit,"y &i"h;.

Chlcaeo, Sept g5 O"N - udI.r Mack. Hrnyrr'a 6sHfug ,allrgu boy grts his sevcrrat test h.r. Frtday night when n" meets Tony Cau- zon'rj. rugged New Norl, l'aIiau.
 Mack. who took up prize r.Hrius a5 means to .ara his way ;hrough s. E@rjs co],,-. rom.4 hope. nrald- "d @s thn t"s' i.h'8jeh, m th, west.
 Ii- r.corI sn4ns 1I.,or,.s os.r NiHv T,t T'o3 Nor-.a Go.Gr. Uvs.. Edd" Anderso@. Nahy .%I &orto auJ por Sa,I.
 H0' ttn hnE" Now Worker also is q real tighten N'aHzouorl has nua,.u snch mrn as Armand %a@uaro. Joyy Snn@ou Andre Iio4'.s aal Kay klaor.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

first string catcher Of the B 0 sto T Braves. .... You will recall thai toam under tn, direction Of JudEt .'uchs was in frs
 lace for d coJpIe of weeks. .. II is almost certain tc finish in last place
 but won't have Zach Taylor as its catcher. ... Tn mid-season, { h z Cubs, badly in need of catch"ra, got
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
Spe a K n g of Sports

Manager Bernard Conlcy Of the Nutmeg A. (. footbalY team will un- pear before the license committco of the common council tomorrow night Tor d license 10 play football in this 'tl|' hlS IS in accordance with the pfoNiSlons under which the license committee was appointed and comes undrr the classification of it's duties.
 'onlcy is the only football mana g"r in the city who has made appli- cation for q license to conduct foot ball games here. Others seeking per mission 10 play will have to go through the same procedure.
 \ number of football p'ayors whose names are familiar to New Britain fans, "ill br candidates for places on either of the two teams to D" organized in Hartford. The '"n's, who will play at Hurley Stadium, will meet tonight for their first practice session. They will be coached by Harry Hcbert, former Syracuse and Boston University star.
 Meanwhile, the Senators. who will play at BultrIcy stadium are getting ready for their same Sunday with the Williams team Of New Haven. On th" squad are "Eutsy" Sturm. MuIo' W"rWais, late captain of the NutmcGs Of this city and Donlon former local tachlo
 With the Giants will be Carl Brink, end; Owen Murphy Bill New man and Billy Fitzpatrick.
 A local jowcIcr has offered a wrist watch to inc player on the Nutmeg eleven who makes the first touch down Of the season.
 The high schoo! football team makes ifs first bow today when it plays the rlainviuc high school toam in practice game in Plain vile.
 Tn" high school o,oy"u and the fIH"s will mot Saturday afternoon a' Wiilow Brook park
 Wrrwaj5 last sunday threatened 10 quit The Nutmcgs when hr could not como 10 financial terms with Mama e"r Coniry. IIr c>tdrntly has made his threat good seeing that he is being nountrd as a member of the Hartford Senator's.
 The d2H Of high-priccd football players has passed away. Managers in this section who are anxious 10 pay royalties for the services of football stars. are as scarce as hens to"th.
 If inc maua@crs in inc state lag0o rrfus" to pay the high prices demanded by the players, Wr don't know Of any place these players can @i their money unless they go into 1h" National Food,1ll Ioaguc. 1T they ""r" good enough 10 get on any of the major circuit toams then they wouldn't b. in this section looking for jobs,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
Tool 'lirsts
SEEKS NEW CREW COACH

Cambridge, Mass, Sept 25 N'P) university will b" looking for a new crew coach shortly
 The resignation of Ed Brown, for three years in charge of Crimson onrsmcn, has been accepted by Ath- le'lc Director Bingham.
 Brown resigned al,gr Il"rvard was dccisivcly beaten by Yale last spring.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
Io.G TRAINING. N;tHS;c,,

Boston. Sept 25 CuiD }}oNou College Eagles welt through a long training session yesterday prepare tory for the opening gam" of tn" 1929 season which will be played at F"nway Park Saturday with Calh- ollie University. Long Maonl prac- tic", forward passing and bunting will constitute tho bulk Of training for the rest Of the week.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

American league Has continue, [ h a | reputation throughout [ h
 1929 season.
 The margin o Cochranc over tn Cub ca chcrs is q wide as IIornshy' edge over Bisho' at $ Q co II q,
 COchranc is a col legian learning ba S"ban a m O n her things a University of BoS
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
SECOND DRILL FINISHED

Worcester, Mass, Sept 25 UP) The second thrc"-hour drill in two days devoted 70 scrimmage and sig nal drills was completed yesterday by inc Holy Cross varsity squad in lis training for th" opening game with St, Johns Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
NEW FENCING COACH
Rene Percy Of New York R@cciyc, Fost at E%r}y.l .'~o,dir. to ln- n2Hnvvm,.. iuGar.

raubr.3e", MNs. :.r. 2. lP. - Tba appojulm n' of N,u~ Percy Q. Kew York #a ttn.5u. co..h ., I1ar- ward Nas anuow,.l 'aa@. Jy A'H- i-'t' lr.,to" M.Iw@, J. Eurunu. j'r~sE. a rot.3 Waat..r '.a..r. |. a former w.ou#I cmamuoa and l. L".ea .1.mh.r o@ several c.ym0- T. -- 'I. Is Gtu~ up hs .ua- trrr srtu7in- to ."au direction Of The folIs at Harvard
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
WALKER TO MEET AGE
 HUDKINS FOR TITLE
H,d'i"Nr,..ht Champion to Defend ti.s Grown hgaiast Nch.a La
 N.@,:nl O~toh2a &9

San N"nn.aoo Sopt- g5 .T-AucI Hoffman, promoter, announced hcry jo3ay that >iHh'" Walker wo3ll de- bond h@ m.ddlonrighl ti.lr in Los N'r.lus October -a against tho o1alIa"ra e. Arr Hudllns Eauraaaa NHirar Nua l-sr n."ht won thn r"I' to n.r.' '1n ,ha"#.ru uE rre- a.rr@. " t"nsal hno~Aort victory oyer Joe Anderson oE k'0rrtEy.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
TI.el 2..t3u:: t&>: lITv

Am..~' Nn.-. E n'. n ttrN Amherst rni.-. 'ao..au tran .er- '.""d us .u- uaEa" .asga1., nE r..- ..H.H" '"*Hl.- E.-'.r.!ay a't.r.aor ".ta N. i,- Tinker o. lHt-lvr~-f. l'.. Nru.t. IA. roI.H- Ho.t* !. .-rr. n#". H#ra... H1s rmHn..H ,. 'a" .""I r.wa t.rou@A sat.E "|..r
 ..'" .u.. tg.Inn..
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
WORKS IINRD MYTH TEAM

Middlctown, Sept. 25 Up)-- Coach Bill Wood battlcd strenuous Iy today 10 whip together a team 10 face Rochester in Saturdays open ing Wesleyan football game. The scrubs pounded the varsity for losses during yesterdays practice.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
INNNH NNts ILIIE

N.n ..= r..r .tH aAaH C,r..-. i... .o. ...H- = r-fu#i.- s.a-. ~. "n" -' Irur"s aa4ms' thr Nra. so.. 1E. ,u Ma>. Tr. Iyoas. }..o went c"a mor. lnuH~ rh"H T#1- "ni t|I 'o r.tea ar1aes much h"".wr-1a,los tn.m th@n thI,. on'. ln"u,ly rc"4lnrl hIs cGr%tiranr.+.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
RECORD TOR DOUBLES

ne" Nauo".j h..." IHr,"| fur .to sH4a"rs .a- ho ,4.a.l.HaH hg JoHuuy Irnlnw. or t'. rvpoalu EohHs vino n. Ha .,# o' t.r..N- son c0l &mNt,, IHaaarIrH rooN'r Irr .srm.~ r.a'I Wsa y" rs s..h'jsG- ,j ly Paul W0.~ h.: na@.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

Hlts-Hlmmons, Athletics. 2u7. I'oH"|rs- Nlnush. Browns. A. Trlpl"S-Comas, Nmks. Gourae- r. tls"ra; Hjljrr Athletics. t.. itomers-l'Wh lauha. I6. stolen hasca--Grhringrr. Tigers. .t.
 rltch.ur- Grosp, Athletics won
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
ly the Associated Pres tlnclgdIu% games 0. Sept. -t1.
 National

Ba'tin- O'Do4l. ThilHes. ."4i. Runs lIorusay. ruts l1>. Runs nat.I tn N5lsor. Cuhs t.".
 Hits -ououl Nmu.os 2e2 Douhlvs Fr"IrrirE. Robins. II. Triples l.. W.Urr, Pirates. IT, IIomrrs- O'l GIwts f. stolen h"s"s rryIr rHue. fu. rtchju. Hnsu. Cabs, sua Is lost G.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
The Standing
Games Today

Games Today Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Chicago at St. Louis. (Othcr clubs not schcdulvd).
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
WATCHING THE SCOREB0ARD

By rnc Tinted Press.
 Yesterdays hero - ~'olvm Ott, young outGrldrr of tn" New York Giants, whc tied the National league season homo run rc'ord with total of AZ, hitting on" in the fourth in ming of each game of 0 double head CT in which the Giants defeated the Boston Braves, to and to j.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
ZACH TAYLOR

] ATE seems 10 have guided the destiny of Catcher Zach Taylor Of the Chicago Cubs. ..., At the opening Of the season he was the
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

The rhillics WithHtood the shock of a four run rally by the Brook lyn Robins, and cam" bacl, in their own half of the eighth with q five run rally of their own 10 Uin s to 6, gaining 2 full game in the battle for the top of the second division.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games NeStcrda,

Games Yesterday New York 5. Boston 3. Cleveland [, Chicago i. Detroit 2, St. Louis 4. (Other clubs not schedulod).
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
Cannes TGroGrrpN

Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago at Cleveland. New York at Washington. tOther clubs not SChedulcd).
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
Aiilti ln

1'aHjnr Simmons Athletics. .%-n Runs. GrirlrG'r. T.@ra. lG". Runs ba.t"l m Simmons. Ath!r- Ios, lii.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

Tom Zachary. veteran &outhraw pitcher Of the world champions, pitched his l2th victory of the sea son, th" Yankees heating the Red SoN, 10 2. Zachary has moi been dcfrated this year.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
GORDON COCHRANE

IN Gordon Cochrane. the Athletics have the best catcher in the majors, .... Last year he was voted the most Valnahla nlnvn- |, thn
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
Games Tomorrow

Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
 Brooklyn al Philadelphia. tOther clubs not schcduled).
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
\ NATIONAL LEAGI r..
Games Yesterday

FhmcN 0estcrdAN New York 5-G, Boston 4-5. Philadelphia $, Brooklyn 6. St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1. (Other clubs not schcdulcd1
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

behind excellent pitching by Enl a newcomer, drrratrd them. 2 to !. Rod Lucas allowed only five hits but Chick Hafry, who hit his 27th homer of the scaaon, broke mp tn" game.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
The Standing
Games Today

Games Today New York at Boston. Chicago at Cleveland. St. Louis at Detroit. tOther clubs not sChedulcd) .
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

In this same second division con- test, the Cincinnati Reds slipped q cog when the St. Louis Cardinals,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

Punching hits off Ted Lyons late in lh" day, the Cleveland Indians improved their standing in the league race by beating tn" Chicago Whit" SoN. : to f.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

The Detroit Tigers got 10 Alvin Crowdor for I& saf"tirs and a totiI of go bases. defratiug tho St. Louis Browns 2 to 1. Herring, rooki" from oklahoma. pitched we'll for the winners, while Alors, another recruit, starred af short.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
i>iiFS
STiNLEY RULE GIRLS LEAG:E

Z. koantcl ............ T3 G5- l%S 4. Iirudrirksrn ........ = 4I-- IGG r. liurNe .............. 82 NJ lG2 pummy ................ Gy GG-- l32
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

The d2T Of high-prircd football players has passed away. Managers in this section who are anxious 10 pay royalties for the services of football stars. are as scarce as hens tonth
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

'onIoy is the only football mana g"r In the city who has made appli- cation for license to conduct foot ball games here. Others seeking per mission 10 play will have to go through the same procedure.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

Wrrwaj5 last sunday threatened to quit 'ha Nutmogs when hD could not como 10 financial terms with Mama g"r Nont"E. IIr cNidcntly has made his threat good seeing that he is being rountnd as a member of the Hartford Senator's.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
liGNelS
Hand Drills

s. Paul ............... x So--- 156 l.. bombroW .......... ,t "d d.- lji lnrnot .................. 13 H3-- lG2 Dummy ...........,..,. 5S 63-- 121
New Britain herald., 1929-09-25

i@'. H.Uh.D CLASSIFIED ADS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-16

TINE league-leading Blues helpeo
themselves to some percentage
points Wednesday while the close
up Millers and Saints we're held lole
BIZ rain. Columbus got nosed out,
s TO :. in a peculiar finish. Mel
Thomas relieved Fette on the <. Z.
mound in the ninth when the sen
ators we're in the midst OF rally
struck out q man TO retire the sac
and then made it good day by
driving home the winning run with
a triple in the Blues half. You can
not beat that for hero stuff.
Toledo slaughtered Milwaukee
Is tn 1. the Hens getting p hits,
with Koehler and Veach each col
lecting four. Four Brewer pitchers
were bombarded. Johnny Neun
blew himself to three doubles.
HARRY 6TROHM. NIL WAUKEE THIRD
HAD THINGS COMING HIS
WAY AND ACCEPTED ELEVEN or THIR-
ITEM CHANCES THAT'S A LARGE OR
DER IN ANY MANS LEAGUE.
DRUNO BFTZEL'S Indians spent
y an idle afternoon in Min
neapolis wednesday As the rain beat
down and cold breezes swept the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-16
&*ShOOtin9 Par {
y 10 : BY DICK MILLER

THE indianapolis Home Builders
4 Association was the whole show
at Avalon Wednesday. and Roy
Smith turned the works over to
them and then went home. too i'll 10
think about golf. We are glad to
announce he vas back on the job
today and that the "love nest" build
ers had mighty fine golf meet.
Last year the realty men organized the
golf tournament idea and PLAYED four
meets. At no time we're there more than
four foursomes sixteen players out.
Still they felt they were doing well and
decided to continue the affair this year.
Twenty players responded to cali for open
ing day play ard some stood on the side
lines and promised TO get into the next
meet.
monthl during p P3hs e su l2G TbeT aTs
hsndcap affairs End ths cup for The yin,
ne5 goes to bT the "a t Th o the 0"9t
a member finds himself tied up by bust
ness and unable to play in one Of the
tournaments. he is sull in the running
for the prize.
DLAY at Avalon Wednesday was
L the May tournament. The June
meet, according to Roy Moore, will
be held at the Ulen Country Club
at Lebanon probably June II or 10,
the date being uncertain on account
of a national convention at Boston
in June. The July play will be at
Meridian Hills and the fourth and
last tournament in August at High
land
Moore had q headache when he looked
over some Of the scores turned in Wednes-
day. The gang held a business meeting
and dinner after the golf match and there
was plenty of razzing. 1t semes that
Forrest Kellogg and Emerson Chaille
paired up against c. B. Durham and Lee
Huey. There was a little three-wsy side
issue aud Lee and Durham were the do
uators.