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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27
WITH THE BIG LEAGUERS

Z TRBAN FABER, veteran Chicago
" White Sox pitcher, held the
hard hitting Detroit Tigers to one
hit Sunday beating them, 2 to 0.
A single by Gehringer after two
were out in the fourth was the only
hit off Faber, who has been pitch
ing for the White SoX since 1914.
The only other member of the Tig-
ers to reach first was Phillips who
was struck by a pitched ball in the
fifth. The White Sox scored both
their runs without the aid of a hit.
Getting four hits, including his ninth
homer of the season, Babe Ruth led the
Yankees to a Is to victory over the
Boston sox. Ruth drove in four runs
and scored three.
WINNING THEIR ELEVENT tn
STRAIGHT GAME, THE ATHLETICS
BEAT WASHINGTON, 4 TO 3. MICKEY
COCHRANE MADE FIVE HITS IN FIVE
TRIPS. THE AS HAVE WON u OUT
OF 10 GAMES FROM WASHINGTON THIS
SEASON.
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With Serni-Pros, Amateurs

strong state teams are desired. Porter's
Camp, KeYstones, Lincoln Highways and
others are asked to write Ralph Adams,
1911 Bradbury avenue, or phone Drexel
33o5-M. ANY team now having game
with the Universals should get in touch
with Adams. as changes have been made in
the schedule.
Mars Hill defeated the People Quitting
Company nine Sunday. IS to 4 Mars Hill
would like 10 book games for next Sunday
and June 8. Call Belmont l013-M and ask
for Roy.
The Lincoln Highways won the first
game Of 2 douole-header, to l, and
tied the second sail in siv inning. with
the West Baden Sprudels at Washington
Park Sunday. Bailey McCauley, High
way mound ace was the whole show in
the first grue. allowing but three hits
and stricking out eleven batters. The
Highways rallied to tie the second game.
scoring 4 runs in the sixth. The High
ways will be on the road during June.
Sundays first game:
SprUdels 40 900 00U-l
Highways ..+... 004 2lO OOX-I 0
Batteries-Sprudels, Porter and Stone;
Highways, McCauley and Hawkins.
Clever fielding Of Roy Schonecker
featured Holy Cross victory over the walk
overs Sunday. Next sunday. the Holy
Garage Club az Brookside.
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Boxing Program
at Ripple Ready

Arol Anterior, matchmaker for
the Broad Ripple boxing shows, an
nounces he has completed his card
for Thursday night, May 80.
In the opening four-round prelim,
Chuck Turner. local middleWeight,
will meet Hub Newkirk of Lawrence,
at 155 pounds. In the other four
round bout Chris Landrigan, city
flyweight amateur champ, will
tangle with Roy Woods, at ia
pounds.
Carl Schmade1 will meet Max
Smith in the eigh-round semi-Wind-
up at 145 pounds.
The feature bout of ten rounds
will bring together Jackie Puryis,
Kokomo. and Tommy Bambaugh,
Springfield, III. The first bout will
start at $50.
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BIZ Tuited Press
AUTEUIL, France. May 27.-The
French hard court tennis cham
pionships entered their second week
here today with all of the doubles
decided except the mixed events in
which Helen Wills and Francis T.
Hunter of the Unitd States have
reached the final.
Miss Wills and Hunter will meet
the winner of the Rene La Coste
and Nine. Lafaurie-Henri Cochet
and Eileen Bennett semi-flnal
match.
La Coste and Jean Borotra won
the mems doubles championship
Sunday by defeating Cochet and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wills and Hunter Enter Doubles
Finals in French Tennis Tourney
La Coste and Borora Take Mems Doubles Title Tden
and Cohen Win Singles Matches
Lacnues Brugnon of France. 6. 30.

Jacques Brugnon of France, 6-3, 3-6,
60, 3-6, Sc.
Miss Wills and Hunter were in
great form Sunday when they beat
the English team Of Elsie Goldsack
and I. G. Collins in the mixed
doubles senai-fnals, GO, 60.
Wilbur F. Cohen Jr., Kansas City
youngster, won his way to the third
round of the mems singles by de-
feating Leon Aslangul of Armenia,
TO, 6-1, 6-1, As, rs. He will meet
I. G. Collins to determine which
shall play William T. Tilden.
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy Of Cali
fornia won her first round match in
the women's singles by defeating
Mile. Peyre Of France, rs, 6-1.
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Captains Named
at Wabash

CRAWFORDSVILLE, May
~ 27.-Paul Bennett and
Edward Fisher we're elected
captains of the 1929 Wabash
college baseball team following
the s to 4 victory over the But
Ter Bulldogs. The custom of
electing captains at the close
of the season was instituted at
Wabash two years ago.
Bennett has been the main
stay of the Wabash pitching
staff for two seasons. Fisher,
a heavy hitter, has played the
outfeld this year, although he
pitched several games. Both
are seniors and have finished
their college competition.
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Indianapolis Meldon team trounced the
PERU c. 4 8. nine at Peru Sunday, l3 to 5.
Carl Rearick Meldon hurler. struck out
nine and allowed but seven hits, while his
mates pounded Rodenback and Fisher for
fifteen hits. The Meldons are without
game for Decoration day. and are
Call or write r. J. Stehlin. 9l8 olive street,
or phone Dr.. 3679 SUNDAY score;
Meldons .......-., do2 o o5o 5 5od-l5 p
Rearick and Kugelmann; Rodenback.
Fisher and Eugeman.
Marnlon IS are anxious to schedule
state or city nine for one OF Two games
Decoration day. Call Paul Miller during
the day at Lincoln $685..
oriole Juniors defeated the Oriental
BULLDOGS Sunday al Garfield park, to 4:
Featuring the game was the pitching OF
Geiss and hitting OF Cohen. Next Sunday
the Juniors tangle with the Acme Irl-
angles at Riverside No. 1. Kaesel IS re-
ouested to get in touch with the manager
indianapolis Un!yersals will play their
last baseball game in Indianapolis Sunday
at Riverside No. 1, when they tangle with
the Riverside A. A. nine. The Uniyersals
piay at st. Paul June 2, opening their own
park at Camp Joy the following sunday.
meeting the Indianapolis Cubs. They
will adopt the name Of Camp JOY Univer-
sals, strengthen their lineup, and play at
their new park each Sunday. Games with
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not permit him to take part in the
Indianapolis event, and that Dave
Evans would have the seat in the
car.
Evans IS one Of the finest drivers
Of the local brick oval. Dave is a
youthful veteran of the speed paths
and we'll can be listed as a possible
winner Of the classic event. The car
is a brand-new Miller rear-drive
and Evans had it on the track Sun
day getting familiar with the feel
of it.
Earl Cooper announced that Fred
Frame would drive his other car,
which Pete Kreis originally had been
nominated for. Kreis took the seat
in Tommy Millions Detroit Special,
following the retirement from rae
ing Of Cliff Durant Frame also
knows the track we'll and finished
eighth in the 1923 race in one of
Bill Whites cars.
THIS AFTERNOONS TRIALS WERE TO
START AT O'CLOCK AND, AS USUAL,
WERE TO BE IN CHARGE OF W. D.
EDDIE EDENBURN. A. A. A. CONTEST
BOARD REPRESENTATIVE.
Fred Lund gave a marvellous ex-
hibition Of stunt flying over the
Speedway plant Sunday afternoon
and his assortment of tricks both
thrilled and amazed the thousand
at the track. Lund is one Of the
crack fiers of the country and the
grace with which he handled his
Waco plane was a revelation.
n
Traffic had cleared out and the specta-
tors in the grand stands were well thinned
out Saturday by the time the officials let
the newspaper BOYS cut loose from their
moorings and il almost was too dark to
for than to find their way down the stairs
Of the press pagoda.
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Dundee, Fields
Sign for Bout

BIZ Cnitcd Prose
LANSING. Mich, May 27.-Joe
Dundee, Baltimore. today signed to
defend his worlds welterWeight
boxing title in Detroit on July II,
in fifteen-round bout with Jackie
Fields of Los Angeles, who is recog-
nized as title holder by the Ma
tional Boxing Association.
Dundee is guaranteed $4,000 for
the battle.
The contract specifics that if
Fields win the title he shall defend
it within ninety days at Detroit I'M
der Fits. mmons promotion.
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EVANSTON, Ill, May 27-Illinois
university's we'll balanced track
team, while capturing few f1rsts, an
nexed its third consecutive Big Ten
track and field title here Saturday
with 5112 points. Two worlds rec
ords unoficially passed the boards,
while third was equalled.
Ohio State collected 39la points
for second place. Other schools fin
ished: Michigan, IS; Iowa, 81 Z;
Indiana, 2212; Chicago, is; Wiscon-
sin, 10; Northwestern 1919; Purdue,
II. and Minnesota IT,.
Eddie Tolan, bespectacled little
Negro from Michigan, topped the
days performance by clipping off the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27

A LOWING only six hits, Rip
IN Collins, staging a conlback
with the St. Louis Browns, BANKED
Cleveland, to O. Blues double and
Manush's single won the game.
The Cubs regained the National League
lead from the Cardinals by beating Gin
cinnati. to 1. Guy Bush pitched bis
fifth straight victory, having the edge
on Red Lucas. 1t was the ninth straight
loss for the Reds.
TAYLOR Douthits lustry batting failed to
prevent the Cardinals from dropping
double header to Pittsburgh and losing the
league lead The Pirates scored seven
runs in he sixth inning to win the hrst
game. u to 8. Burleigh Grimes stopped
ninth-inning rally and the Pirates won
the second game. to s. Douthit made
seven hits in ten trips in the two games.
He bit a homer with the bases loaded in
the first game.
with Bob O'Farrell and Pat Crawford
driving in four runs each, the Giants
won their fifth straight game from the
Braves, Is to 3. Crawford hit home
run with the bases filled as pinch hit
ter in the sixth. The score was tied at
the time.
Brooklyn made a clean sweep Of
the series with the Phillies by TAX
ing the final game, 5 to 4, Sunday.
Bressler's safety drove in the win
ming run in the ninth.
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REYNOLDS Meets
SWiss Grappler

Four matches will be staged on
the weekly wrestling card at Cadle
tabernacle tonight and Jack Rey-
nolds meets Johnny Carlin, Swiss
performer, in a no-time limit main
go. They are welters. Jack is
local favorite, having resided here
several years ago and having
coached wrestling at Indiana uni
versity.
Bobby Chick, Texan, takes on
Charlie Swain. ex-college star. in
the semi windup. Dick Routt,
Louisville, meets Chief War Eagle,
an Indian, in an added attraction.
A prelim will open the card at $50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27
Ring Champions
in Two Matches

. NEW YORK, May 27-Two box
ing champions will go into action
this week. Andre Routis of France,
featherweight champion, will defend
his title against Buster Brown,
Maryland contender, in fifteen
round bout at Baltimore tonight.
Sammy Mandell of Rockford, Ill,
lightweight champion, will meet
Louis kid Kaplan of Meriden,
Conn. former featherWeight cham
pion. in ten-round non-title bout
at Chicago Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27
MONROE TO CINCY

Bob Monroe, roller skate speeder,
representing the Riverside rink,
leaves Thursday for Cincinnati, to
take part in the elimination races
being held at Chester park rink.
He will enter the half-mile, quarter
mile, mile and two-nile events,
meeting the winners of these races
Saturday and Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27
SHAW WINS DIRT RACE

~ ToLEDo, g., May 27.-Averaging
1924 miles per hour, Wilbur Shaw,
Indianapolis, won the 100-nlile dirt
track event here Sunday. The vet
eran diver stepped into the lead in
the 1rst lap, and held it until the
finish. Whiz Sloan drove in Sec
ond, two laps behind Shaw, and
George Baily placed third.
S. H. Harriet, Detroit, and Sam
Ross, Detroit, escaped injury when
their cars crashed through the
board fence during the race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27
Bantam Crown
Goes to Winner

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 27.-Al Brown,
Panama Negro, and Vidal Gregoria
Of Spain will meet for the disputed
bantanWeight title at greensboro
stadium June IS. The title has been
vacant since 1927. Brown already
is recognized as worlds 118-pound
champion by the National Boxing
Association, while the New York
state athletic commission has agreed
to recognize the winner as cham
pion in this state.
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When the thirty-three fastest
creations are wheeled into their po-
sitions next Thursday morning in
front OF the Judges stand, ready for
the signal that will send them away
on the long five century grind, Cliff
Woodbury.. captain of the Boyle
Valve team. will be at the post with
Leon Duray in the No. 2 position
and Ralph Hepburn in the No. 3
slot
Woodbury., in his front-drive Boyle
Valve. won the coveted honor late
Saturday afternoon when he circled
the course at an average speed of
120.599 miles an hour for his four
laps.
Duray Gets to 10
Leon Duray clambered into his
front-drive Packard Gable Special
Immediately after Woodbury. had
coasted in and made his bid for the
pole" Leon couldn't muster up
enough speed on his first attempt
and halted after two laps He made
a second attempt and his speed OF
Il9.O87 was good for second laurels.
Hepburn was the first TO make his
attempt Saturday and his 116543
gait in a front-drive Packard Cable
Special drew many cheers Babe
Stapp in q TeaT-drive Spindler-
Miller Special got the pole in the
second row with a speed of 1853.
Peter De PaolO was right on Babes
heels and Ray Keech was the No. B
man in the second row.
Billy Arnold Louis Meyer ana
Deacon Litz qualified for the third
row and Russell SnoWberger, Tony
Guletta and Bill Spence showed
enough speed to raJe positions in
the fourth row. The nth row Jobs
we're taken by Lou Moore, Louis
Chiron and jules MOriccau.
Seymour Fastest Sunday
Johnny Seymour of the Earl
Cooper team displayed the fastest
mount in Sundays trials with q
114.307-mlle speed. Pete Kreis and
Phil Shafer took the other positions
in the sixth row. Bob McDon0gh
also qualified Sunday and rates the
inside" in the seventh row.
Between thirty and thirty-fve
thousand persons attended Satur-
days trials and approximately
twenty thousand Sundays time runs.
Several thousand fans wer expected
at the track this afternoon.
Those drivers expecting to make
their qualifying attempts today were
Fred Winnai and Jimmy Gleason,
both of the Duesenberg team; Bill
Gardner in a Boyle Valve, Thane
HauSer in a Duesenberg, Myron Ste
vens in a White Special Cliff Ber-
gere in his Miller, Zeke Never in
his Miller. Fred Frame in a Cooper
lob and Dave Evans in Alden Samp-
sons Miller.
Dave Replaces De Palma
The announcement that Ralph
De Palma would not drive in the
race came as a surprise Sunday
afternoon. Il was said that the
popular Ralph's employers would
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Two-base hits-Monahan, Crabtres. Three
base hits-Meadows Matthews, Crab
tree Stolen hase-Foss. sacrihces-Mc-
Cam ~. Jablonowski ~. Cuccinello,
Nicolai. Devine Double play-Jablon-
owsN to Nicolai to Mccain Left on
hases-Indianapohs. 6; Columbus, s.
Bases on balls-Of Meadows, 2; Of Jab-
lonovski 2 Struck out-Bv Meadows, /:
by Jablonowski. 8. Hits-Off Meadows, Il
in % innings; of Svidmore, l in 1-3
inning; of Jablonowski. II in 82-3 in
nings: of Wykof in i-3 inning. Wild
pitch-Ja blonowski. Winning pitcher
Ja blonowski Losing pitcher-Meado ws.
Umpires-Goetz and McCaferty. Time
i.4T
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HEENEY TO MEET CANADIAN

BIZ United Press
MONTREAL, May 27 - Tom
Heeney of New Zealand and Elezear
Rioux of Canada will meet in
heavyweight bout here Wednesday
night.
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ENGLISH METERS TO PLAY

D / NEW - YORK, May 27.-A COM
bination tennis team from Oxford
and Cambridge universities will
play similar team from Yale and
Harvard at Newport, July 10, 10 and
90.
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Second Came
-NnTBNAPnTT=

TWo-base hits-Barnhart, Monahan,
Shinault Three base hlt-Crabtree. Home
stolen base-Connolly.
enthusiastically, Foss. Double plays
German to Connolly to Monahan Foss TO
Cuccinello 10 Mccain; Cuccinello to Nc
Cam Left on bases-Indisnap polls, 6: Co.
lanbus. 6 Base on balls-Oh Teachout.
l. Struck out-By Teschout, !; by Myers,
/ Umpires-McCafer and Goetz Time
-l.S4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27
BY NORMAN E. IsAACs

ISAACS
qualifying
Indianapolis Speedway afternoon preparation
brick
through their Saturday Sunday
clean
sevente III
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

St Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago two games
(Only games scheduled.
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8ShOOtiEn}9{5RF :
+ DO BY DICK MILLER

greenskeepers. Different soil cura-
tives, chemists, and experts on up
to-the-minute data will be ON the
program. Representatives of more
than thirty clubs over the state will
be here and much valuable infOrma-
ton undoubtedly will be gained.
ter, already has met at Lafayette and
Muncie this spring. The next meeting VIII
be at TT. wayne and the fall session, is
oarded for Avalon. The body will likely
perfect plans to affiliate with the national
body here June g.
Gis2 tho s Sa bs 4aye golfers d fq will
right in line with flag tournament. In
flag tournaments each entraant is given a a
is added to the course par and total
number of allotted strokes thereby given
each PLAYER. when the PLAYER e .H gI
where the last drive came TO rest,
ABOUT ALL TIE INFORMATION
AVAILABLE IS THAT THE TWO DAYS,
JUNE IS AND 16. WILL BE GIVEN OVER
TO A HALF MILLION DOLLAR
TOURNAMENT. JUST WHAT KIND THAT
Is AND HOW IT WILL BE PLAYED is
UNKNOWN, BUT WE'LL TRY AND GET
SOME FURTHER DETAILS.
=
1.-TWO days, June % and 30, have
L been set aside for the thirty-six
hole qualifying rounds in the club
championship. The schedule sheet
does not list any special events for
July 4, 6 and 7, but something will
be arranged before and then match
play for the club championship will
get under way July IS and IA.
Il n
A "Knickers Medal tournament will be
played Aug. "a and Is. A mixed tWo-ball
foursome OF thirty-six holes will be played
anytime during Aug. 81 and Sept. l and 2.
Il
Medal handicap will be the form of
tournament play on Sept. IA and Is. Just
to sure to give the players who have not
won a tournament all year final last
chance, Bowers has arranged another
medal handicap for Sept. 20 and % and
only those who have gone without win
nings all season will be eligible.
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Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia two games),
only games scheduled)
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Qualifying Trials for 5OOze Continue at Motor Sbeedway

C1f Woodbury. Wins Pole Position; Nineteen Cars Go
Through Time Tests; Ten More Expected on
Bricks Before Tuesday Night.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
Games Today
Games Today-Results Yesterday

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis at Columbus.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Louisville at Toledo.
Kansas City at Minneapolis,
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Sunday at Columbus
First Came
INDIANAPOLIS
COLUMBUS

Koenecke batted for Spring in eighth.
Penner batted fer German IN seventh.
Russell batted for Skidmore in ninth.
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Milwaukee at st. Paul, postponed; raj
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Kansas City at Minneapolis, postponed:
rain.
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Results Yesterday

LOUISVILLE .......... Ol0 600 GOO 4
Toledo ..-......... 020 020 OK 3 IA
Weller and Thompson, Wirgard and
HayWorth.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati ......... 600 00l 600 : n
Chicago .......... 010 200 COX II
Lucas and Gooch Bush snd Gonzales.
Philadelphia ....... 600 600 O13-4
Brooklyn ......... oil 900 012- II
Roy, Elliott and Lerien Davis, Nc
Weeny and Picinlch
Boston ,........... oio ooI eeoo-.3 10
seibod, Delaney. Hearn and spohrer
Fitzsmmons, Henry, Judd. Hubbell and
OFarreu.
First Came
Pittsburgh ......... III oo7 olo-12 II .
French. Fusse. Grimes and Hargreaves,
Hemsey; Haines, Haid, Hallahan, Alex
anoer and Wilson.
Second Came
Pittsburgh .... 10 OH no
St Louis ........... 900 0l0 o3l- Il
Kremer Grimes and Hargreaves Frank
house and Smith.
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DRETZLAFF states that at this
ID time requests have arrived from
large number of manufacturers OF
implements used in golf course con-
struction requesting opportun-
tiles to display their wares to the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27

Officers Of the Indiana Greenskeepers
Association. three Of whom reside IN IN
Convention to he held here June 8 at the
indianapolis Country Club. Victor George
Of Lafayette is president OF the sssocia-
president. Carl Bretzlaf OF Meridian Hills
is secretary and George Hawkins OF Avalon,
treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-27

Golfers out at Meridian Hills have taken
time the last few DAYS tC discuss the latest
social event. This tirle IL struck right into
their ranks Our old friend Frank Shields,
lost a match with Dan Cupid and is now
on honeymooning with his bride. the
former Miss Julia Rretzman: The strange
sensation to the golfers is the report that
Frank never took his golf clubs with him.
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During the stretch around the Fourth Of
JULY the boys will set plenty OF golf action.
nection With the Fourth. the Hills team will
20 to Avalon. july for match. The next
day they play the same team at the HIS
matches with the Indianapolis Country
Club. but Highland will be met at Highland
on Sept II and al the Hills Inks on sept.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-30

was the father in- law of Hon. John Boyd, secretary of state and histori- an of Winchester.
 Deacon Alpha Rockwell was the first male child born in the town or Colebrook. as indicated by his name. Sept. 21, 1767. In 1891 he built house on the corner of Main and Lake streets. Winsted, where the Hotel Beardsley now stands, and where the whipping post used to be located. Alpha Rockwelfs daughter Della founded the Beardsley library in Winsted in memory of her hus- band, Deacon Elliot Beardsley, who was state senator. bank president and leading manufacturers.
 Reuben Rockwell was the father of Reuben Rockwell, Jr Of Cole brook, state senator and collector or United States internal revenue for the old fourth district of Connecu- cut
New Britain herald., 1929-07-30

fever. Quite likely it was breeding place for mosquitoes which today could have been taken care of. At any rate it is stated a nuisance was generated and it consequently was thought necessary to lower the dam and drain the meadows 'in order to disinfect the atmosphere"
 In 1799 the Rockwells bought the Austin mill on Lake street and the water power from Highland lake to Meadow street except one privilege. and moved their Colebrook forge to Winsted on the present site of the American Knife Go. on Boyd street in 1892 and built second forge where the Union Pin companys fac tory now stands. Two of the brothers became leading citizens of Winsted. Solomon Rockwell built the Colonial mansion now owned by the Winches- ter Historical society oftentimes spoken of as "Solomon's temple" He