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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-02-14

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New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
PARTYkA T0START
 AGAINST SUFF|ELD
Coach Cassidy Selects Former American Legion Star to Pitch

Through a last minute change Coach George M. Cassidy of the New Britain high school baseball team will start Stanley Partyka as pitcher against the Suffield prepara- tory school team this afternoon in- stead of Linnehan, the rookie pitch CT who has been doing good work this season. The game will be play ed at Willow Brook park, this city, this afternoon at the close of school.
 The reason for the change was given by MT. Cassidy when he said he intended to use Partyka as pitch CT in the Hartford high game next Tuesday and he was anxious to be assured that Partyka would be ready for service.
 The Red and Gold team playel a five inning practice game against the Stanley Works nine. last year's Industrial champion. and displayed a fine offensive attack. In the five innings played it made six runs to eight scored by the Buttmakers. George Baylock pitched and all though he was hit hard at times he accomplished q great deal for a rookie" pitcher when he struck out "Chucky" Wojack. Stanley Works star and former big leaguer.
 The high school lineup will he changed slightly this afternoon. Partyka will be shifted from short stop to the pitchers box. Clark will be placed in the shortstop position. schmarr will be in right field today but tomorrow he will be the pitch- CT and Ross will play the position against St. Thomas seminary team in Hartford.
 St. Thomas is also taking part in a three-day program. It defeated Wilby of Waterbury yesterday by a one-sided score. it plays kingswood team this afternoon and New Brit ain high tomorrow afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
PREAKNESS STAKES
Thirteen Entries to Face the Wire Today in 38tll Running of Famous Turf Event.

Baltimore, Md. May 10 R)-With Is entries of the original 94 nomi- nations slated to go, the 3Sth run ming today of the Preakness stakes, carrying S50,000 added money, had prospects of a fast track under . cloudy sky.
 Three of the thirteen entries are favored above the others, with the most likely choices of the race fol- lowers setting on Samuel Ross Grey coat. The Warm Stables the Nut and Walter J. Salmon's Dr. Free land, based on their showing thus far in the spring campaign on east ern tracks. Harry Payne Whitney's Beacon Hill, Earl Sande's Hermit tage, promising but green; Harry F. Sinclair's Leucite, Charles Graffag- minis Minotaur and the Audley Farms Soul of Honor. all have their following to capture the $54,325 purse which the winner will receive | if all 13 entries start.
 Glen Wild. Folking, Essare, Afri- can. Baron King, are not, In the opinion of track followers, to be tod highly considered. All of the start CTS are colts. Each will carry 12S pounds over the mile and three sixteenths.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
WASHINGTON WILL
 PLAY WILLIMANTIC
Paper Goods Town Team to 0psn
 Season lt Home Tomorrow

The Remington Baseball club will open its home season Sunday after noon opposing the Willimantic All Stars ut ] o'clock at the Percival avenue grounds.
 The visiting team is composed of some of the fastest baseball players in the Thread City and in Eastern Connecticut and it should make Kensirgton travel at top speed in c1der to start of oa the right foot in maintaining the reputation es:ab' .;shed last season.
 Coach Bill Clancy hasn't decided on the starting lineup as yet but he states that the caliber of players who have turned out for the practice sessions has made the selection Of . permanent lineup almos. an im- possibility. Every man who has rt- ported for the workouts, vii. be given chance to show his wares in the game on Sunday.
 The Willimantic club has been or ganized for the past four years. It has the reputation of being one of the hardest hitting clubs in the eastern section of the state. Last year the club defeated such com binations as the Putnam Silk Sox, Taftville, Danielson. Mystic and the Socony team of New London.
 The visitors will lineup az follows: White c, Jones p, slippen 1b. w. Bridner 2t, J. Fridncr Sb, Walven ss, Holden If, Dillon Of, Woodward IT and Hagerty utility.
 The game will start promptly at S:15 o'clock daylight saving time. Bus service will be furnished from Upson's Corner to the ball field.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
ROSENBURC AND MORLEY
 READY FOR BIG BATTLE
New York Weaterweight Favorite to Take Measure of Capital City Battler-Match to Feature First Pro- fessional Card in This City-six Bouts are on tho Program - Bernard Flood, Kid Reney and Billie Reeves to Appear in Three Preliminaries.
Tonisht's Card

ASABUeB . A1FU Main bout, 6 rounds, 147 pounds
 Vic Morley. Hartford. vs. Jake
 Rosenburg, New York. Semi-hnal. 6 rounds, 135 pounds-
 Johnny Mack. New Haven, vs
 Eddie Dalton, New York. Four rounds. 12s pounds-Jack
 Sharkey, Waterbury, vs. Kid Re-
 ney, New Britain.
 Four rounds. 115 pounds-Bernard
 Flood. New Britain. VI. Joe Kas.
 ton. Bridgeport. Four rounds, 160 pounds-Billis
 Reeves, Torrington. vs. John
 Brown. New Haven. Four rounds. 126 pounds-Tony Or.
 lander, Waterbury, vs. Ray. Nc.
 Guiness, Bridgeport.
 Vic Morley of Hartford and Jake Rosenburg of New York, two hard punching welterweights, will clash tonight in their long heralded meet. ing over the six round route in the final and feature bout of the first professional fight card of the season to be conducted at the Stanley Arena under the auspices of the Crescent A. c.
 Morley, we'll known to local fight goers. faces the biggest test of his career in meeting the Jewish Rd from the metropolitan district. Rosenburg has been cutting a wide swath in the 147 pound division in and around New York and experts are picking him as a coming con- tender for the worlds 147 pound title.
 Both boys have trained hard for the so and each reports that he is in perfect shape for a hard fight. Both will try for . knockout in the bout and the cash customers are TO. ing to see plenty of action during the milling if the boys live up 10 what they say.
 The semi-final is attracting almost as much interest as the main 10, Johnny Mack of New Haven, hard hitting lightweight. Is scheduled to cross mitts with Eddie Dalton of New York. one of Rosenburgs stablemates. These two are both hard seekers and they are both anxious to win.
 The preliminaries will be flea. tured by the appearance of Berny Flood and Kid Reney of this city and Billie Reeves of Torrington, late of Bristol. Flood Is scheduled to battle Joe Kaston of Bridgeport while Reney meets Jack 6harkey of Waterbury. Reeves will be up against a tough customer in John Brown of New Haven. tGs
 The curtain raiser will bring Tony Orlander Of Waterbury up against Ray McGuineas, of Bridge. port.
 The first bout will so on prompt. ly at S:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
FALCON CLUB WILL PLAY
 WATERVlLLE ON SUNDAY
Strong Combination Coming Here With Hope of De- feating Locals Visiting Crew Has Number of Ex- Leaguers on Its Roster Hardware City Combine Picked for Start of Game - Home Team to Hold Final Workout Tomorrow AfternOOn-Start at 3

Sunday afternoon at ; o'clock at St. Mary's field, the Falcon baseball team will open up its real baseball campaign for the present season when it takes on the strong Water- vile club. This will be the first really strong baseball team to beard the Falcons on their home lot and it is going to be an excellent oppor- tunity for the fans and the club off cials to get real line on the strength of the local team.
 The visitors have number of ex. league stars on their roster and, al- though the Waterville team has al- ways been a strong club, this year'k aggregation looks like . champion- ship outfit.
 The Falcons will start with klat- ka, starhead Budnick, Walicki and "Chucky" WoJack in the infield and Rose. Mickey Haber and Payne in the outfield. Longoore, known here- tofore as Nichols, and Mickey Noon- an will form the battery.
 Sundays contest will get under way at o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
ID
 DISCUSS LEAGUE
Committee Members and Clndi- dates for Team Gather Toni9ht

Formal organization of the Ameri- can Legion State Boys Baseball lea gue will take place tonight when members of the state committee of which Harry c. Jackson of this city is chairman, will gather for a meet ing at s o'clock at Eddy Glover post rooms on Washington street.
 Rules and regulations will be drawn up and the rules of play will be explained to the district repre- sentatlves who will attend. The state committee this season plans on en- forcing the rules to the letter and they will be enabled after tonight's session to explain fully all the de- tails in connection with the league.
 Chairman Jackson will insist to- night on an early return from the districts of entry blanks so that there will be no holdup when the league starts operating.
 In conjunction with the state meeting, the candidates for the Eddy Glover post team will also meet at the post headquarters. Jo- seph Jackson. Legion member in charge of the team this year, will explain the rules of the league to the boys. The gathering will also be addressed by Larry Mansan, veteran baseball coach who will again piloe the combination. Larry has brought the Eddy-Glover post crew through f,p1 fato ohn NSn and he feels that the prospects are bright for another winner this year.
 All boys who will not have reach- ed their 17th birthday before Sep tember 24, are invited to attend if they are interested in trying out for the team. Birth certificates will be necessary to prove eligibility.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
KAPLAN YS. WALLACE
tOrn,er Featlierwetght Champion Meets Cleveland Slugger at Madi- son Square Tonight.

New York, May 10 R-Two of the ccuntry's leading lightweight contenders. Louis (Kid) kaplan, for mer featherweight champion. and Billy Wallace. Cleveland slugger, meet in ten round match in Madi-' son Square Garden tonight.
 Kaplan enters the bout eager for revenge for a five round knockout lie suffered from Wallace in 1926. Expert opinion, however, predicts that he will not succeed in beating the Cleveland puncher. Wallace rates to favorite.
 Bruce Flowers. the New Rochelle negro and Jack Berg of England meet in the semi-fnal of the all lightweight card. Joe Click, Will i1ansburg tailor. meets Luis Nicen- tini of Chlle. in another ten rounder.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
HENRY FORD BELIEF

New York, May 10 @ - Henry Ford believes that most crimes are the result of wrong mixtures in the stomach. His views are given in the current Red Book magazine. He would have the clergy teach the people what to eat; what mixtures constitute food. If the clergy can't or won't learn, he says, they should invite to their pulpits people who do understand.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
Christ Brothers Lose
 Lively Tennis Match

The Christ brothers, Henry and Curtis, went down 10 an inglorious defeat before the smooth-working tennis team of Ed Meehan and Vim cint O'Dell in two out of three games at Walnut Hill park last night. The feature of the winners play was the speedy drives and alert play. Henry Christ played the better game for the losers. u..
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
AUTO TEAMS BATTLE
Chevrolet Club to Battle Capitol Buick Nine in General Motors Family Game.
Associated Press Photo

The first step in campaign to definitely determine the baseball su- premacy of the automobile agencies in this city will be taken this eve- ming at 6 o'clock when the team from the Patterson Chevrolet will play the Capitol Buick Co. at Wik- low Brook park.
 The Chevrolet team has been practicing faithfully for several weeks under the direction of Ed Ludwig and confidence is running high that the team will conquer it's neighbors on Stanley street.
 Edgar Beaupre is the pitcher and his slants will be caught by Gerry Hannon. The rest of the lineup is as follows: Watkins 1b. Beyers 2b Adams ss, Heller sb. Red" Davis If, Squires Of, Luryea If. The Caui- tol Buick Co. lineup has not been decided as yet.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
Another Pitcher Enters
 Baseball Hall of Fame

Terre Haute, Ind. May 10 P- Lefty Wolfe, mound ace for the Quincy club of the Three Eye league, is the latest recruit to the no-hit, ho-run baseball ranks.
 Wolfe pitched his perfect game against Terre Haute yesterday. He walked four men and hit one bats man. but only two" Tots arrived at second. Quincy won 10 to 0.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
MAY RETURN TO MOUND

Chicago, May 10 R}-Ted Blank enship. erstwhile slab star of the White Sox, may return to the mound within fortnight.
 Blankenship has been out all sea- son with sore arm and a too bur densome waistline. His return would bolster the White Sox hurling corps.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
GETS EVEN BREAK
Pat Malone, Speotl Ball Artist of Cubs, Wins Five Straight Games This season.

Chicago. May 10 R-"Pat" Ma lone. speed ball artist of the Cubs, believes the breaks are even in base ball after all.
 The big Irishman, who aspires 10 succeed Dazzy Vance as the cham pion dazzler of the Heydler circuit, lost five straight games before he could make victorious debut last season. Most of them were by one CT two runs. This season, the breaks have been with him. The Cubs have hit solidly each time he took the mound and he has won five straight.
 His fifth victory was added at the expense of Brooklyn yesterday. ] to 2. Malone has allowed only Il runs and has struck out c4 men.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
AUCTION RICHARDS CURlOS

New York, May 10 R|Curios col lected by Tex Packard and valued at 4100,O0O are to be auctioned. They Include an office chair made of horn and presented by cowboys. Indian relics gathered in Alaska days. 150 pictures of fighters. a gilded grand piano and numerous antiques.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
ANOTHER STAR RETJREs

New York, May 10 Ht-Tired out and unable to foreses . let-up, Mime. Florence Easton. soprano. is quitting the Metropolitan opera and America. She intends to live in London. She was born in England and is the wife of Francis MacLennan, tenor.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

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 xx-Batted for FitzHmmons in sth. E.lt a,tult, t,n .r' t-. | New l'rk 1aH l3b o1 l-3
 Two h se hit Adiu arh ,ic"'N runs: Terry. Sheeiy. Struck out: By tdzsimmyns g. by .iays l, bs brtmes Losing pitcher: Fi1Esimmons.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

x-Batted for Stoner in 9th.
 Ax-Eatted for Shea in 9th
 xxx-Ratted for Smith in 1th.
 z-Batted for Yde in 9th. Washington 401 900 ~1O0-6 Detroit UO3 600 v00-3 Two base hits: Myer. Schuble. JoLn- -n'' V r'-r. Gos'in. Struck out: By Liska ,. Smith ,. Winning pitcher Lis. i.... ..uu.h. p..t ill. i,;ll,.Ls.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

a-Watwood hit by Crouse's batted ball
 in 9th.
 z-Batted for Mckain in Sth. Philadelphia O03 100 140-9 Chicago UlO loo OU0-2 Two base hits: Haas, Grouse. Clancy.
 Three base hit: Dykes. Home run: Foxx. struck out By Adkins l. EATnshaW ,. Losing pitcher: Adkins.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
ARCHERY Is-MINOR SPORT

Boston university recognizes arch cry as 2 minor sport and has teams for men and co-eds.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

= x-Batted for Taitt in Sth.
 xx-Ran for Barrett in Sth.
 Hxy 'attrd for Scarrtt in Sth.
 1.-Two out when winning run scored. Bua,oa -vy 1L0 000-:i Cleveland 0O0 003 00l-1 Two base hits: Fonseca. Todt, Bige- low, Averill. J. Sewell. Falk. Struck out: By Shaute I, Gaston 2
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

"STRANGLER" LEWIS MARRIED
 Riverside, Cal. May 10 R-Ed "Strangler" Lewis, former worlds heavyweight wrestling champion. and Miss Elaine Tomaso, of Glendale, Cal, were married here last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
YANKEES CONFUSE OTHER
 TEAMS IN AMERICAN LOOP
Champions Batter Out to Win Over St. Louis Browns Strengthen Hold on First Place = Ath- letics Win From Chicago - Washington Smashes Detroit's Winning Streak - Cleveland Noses Out Red Sox Giants Crack Up Before Attack of Pirates.
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New Britain herald., 1929-05-10
HOME RUN CLUB
Yesterdays iiO:ll"rS

HVStCtL1Hy 11UiHTS Wilson. Cubs 1. I'oXX, Athletics i. .aZzeri. Yankees l., Terry. Giants 1. Goslin, Senators 1. Douthit. Cardinals |. Sheely, Cardinals l.. Flowers, Dodgers 1.
 Totals National league 95. American league 70. Total 16J.