New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 23

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New Britaln fans will be rooting |this is only dope, and the bucket is i SIGVET I und we pleased. N N 4 as ee 3 0 . ' for the Bristol team because it the [lablo to b A right tonl T s to speak ¢ . 1 Endees take tonight's gam there is pleasure for red Studebaliers . i ! s in doping the . ranch of sport ; & g d in the running for 1 \ \te honors. | In s - the i 3 4011385 | Deta 8 Manager Clarence Lanpher is all |[Atlas in t Jenets, i T e : t n'nu . cxclted over the clash between New fteam comes ' Haven and Bristol, In fact, the tomorrow nis 1 tickard of New Britain bas} tossers ) 0ing to New Haven tonl give : h the boys perform. Ie saw |losses. . in | indeces at Esaex, i ; " |h' luh\»rnvk.. Hn\( W W 1 | tol Endees and he ,lw- at “‘ ir i Buicks, L) the tea i .y W up until the season comes |1 up. if the 3 1999 | nsaideon Chmyalors, ! 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