New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 8

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Lenglen one will not play even for my club at Nice RUTH COPIES HELEN Rristol Endees National Guards throneh the seas all the leading t 14 is out to ma hit rvrmul o Ao o | the Dristol tea and games this week, one ton Babe Appears On Yankees' Training | Ficld With Green Sun-protector | | Adorning His Brow. ioh e on- | and nowspaper copy @ green sunep forehrad. he I 1 haste splained ences” ha a3 from at- tacking the rubhe that he of the | tehed the work over in vg, Fla, of two of his Henry Wertz and Fos bhoth with the Worees- Wertz was par- nd old timers vith that of Wal- | 1 Grover Alexander. much pleased with Clark (-ufl‘nh anes To Sign Ruether Soon Mirel Al right " probably | nmum BROWNS‘ TEAM GOMPLETE Arrival of Sccond Squad of St. Louls | | Kennedy, i Nine, All Players With One Ex- ception Swart Tralning. 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