New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1926, Page 23

Speaklng of Sports rrarrtIastitteLy Two Announuem’n(l trom the munagers of two of the major teams in the eity which were made today, will be received with enthusiasm by the majority of the fans in the city. Manager John Tobin has called a meeting of the members of the City Champion Red Box team at the Y, M. C. A, next Tuesday night at § o'clock to talk over plans for the coming season, Manager Tobin hay stated that he will not occupy the lon of John McGraw for the this year but wlill continue as business manager of the club, By thiy, he means that he will not di- tect the play of the team from the side lines but wlll book the games and take care of the finances. Bill Clancy will be the field man- ager, It is expected, hinging on the vote to be taken by the players at the meeting, of course. Bill is a former dlamond star who knows the game from A to Z and he will be w worthy successor to occupy the wes of Tobin whose success in di- ‘ing the destinles of the team has Lieen shown through the wonderful rccord made by the nine. The Corbin Red Sox won the eity clamplonship last year beating both the Falcons and the All-Kensington | teams in the gemi-finals and finals of a champlonship elimination tour- nament, Other years, the team has boen at the top of the heap and it has an excellent record for sports- manship and good baseball in every part of the state of Connecticut. The other interesting announce- raent comes from Kenneth Saun- ders, manager of the Pirates A, C. nine. Following s conference be- tween Charlie Miller and himsel? last night, Pirates will organize for the ecom- ing season providing that certain he announces that the |- Corlno Berglson Thornon Ferony Hanson mnirlu ~nulmu. Anderson Wellin ‘\'L\V BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, !3 DEAD, 40 HURT -~ IN TRAIN CRASH ¢\ Tragedy Occurs on Penn. Road Near Belair, N. J. Belair, N. J., April 9 (A—A pre liminary survey of the train wreck hore last night in which three per- o | sons were killed and more than two |veal the smith Blankenshin Pelchert Maple 0 | investigations. score injurdd, having failed to re- cause, Pennsylvania rail rond officlals today continued their Eleven of the injur- cd passongers were still in hospltals The wrecked frain was an Atlan Itle Clty express, which left New | York at 8:15 p. m., and was duc at | the shore resort about three hours {later, At this point, six miles from § | Camden, it loaves the Trenton-Cam Abrams Tngreham Wagner Gantner Stedman M. Atwater | Morawa H. Andres H. Smith .. E. Atwater . SPECIAL MATCH AT HARTFORD Fdman Milk New _Britain, Aetna Life Tnsuran Foberg Lowery Nelson Torgan Gibler “|{ The engineer, Jo {den line and it was whils a curve here that the | four cars left the rails known as the “Nellie Bly"”, consi of eight parlor cars and a club n O'Cannor Anthony Rankin were s hadly rounding engine and The train, reman, Jersey City, at they died soon after being re- Imoved to a Camden hospital, The | third man killed was Willlam Mintz of New York, a passenger, w) riding fn the first car, T crushed to death wh car telescoped One 1s Diing Most of the finjured 7y were viding in 1h Several wore Charles ., Richardson, man porter, was said to With bhut few exceptions, injured from New nd vieinity, Tn addition ired removed to Liospi heing trea . were or more others hoth sealded | the {n( Wins en th Wwas forwa eriously h wore seore who re were given 1 contin- City on £pe ents and br treatnient t ued Atlantie train O'Connor and Rankin w re pinned APRIL 9, 1926, first car turned over on Its slde and was partly telescoped, The second car tollowed the first, both landing in the diteh, The third and fourth cars left the ralls, but did not over- BOY MUST NOT BEG Phila. Lawyer Scores Father Who Secks to Capitalize His Young son's Misfortune, Philadelphia, April 4 cight year old boy, legless ag the ve sult of a railvoad aceident, should not be forced to peddle on the stree Judge William M. Lewls, ruled juvenile court her Severely censuring the | oy his son & o AT ris Cantor, a taile B imuel to stand on a down- nostreet noveltios fo corner and sell candy Judge Lewls threat ened hin with a jail unless 1 capital son's con nd tor was sid t ous husiy 1 ollowing witss spent in real es testitied by v the preve as further f the society fo ntion of cruelty to children orde h i o pity of t rififetal logs wer was sent on the commission consi public pre eriminal nd a judge, the circumstines poli inspector Begging in All Forms Is GRAND JURY HAS N0 WORK 70 DO Mervimack County Panel in New Hampshire Is Idle April ) (P The Hamp ta eriminal ease for on record. The juvy i lay has Dead Mar's Ystate Sued For Breach of Promise A ) (P! 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