New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1926, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1926. 15 Baseball Standmg 'ST MARY'S TEAM o '“i‘;f,f | WILL REORGANIZE - ‘Combmanan Had Record of 27 HIGH SCHOOL TEAM T0 Speaklng of Sports the mail truck ack Conlon 1 ersity 79 101— 264 86 99— 276 2 91— t on EAST VS, WEST IS B MEET TOUGH OPPONENTS | ”Efllfl DERBY .- Agaln Satarday And Teack sDe'ex n w[qu RACES | Beeenkaiasse il 4 Bolts. Hounsnnnnn fjasseensnassersennt 415 409 o Door Holders. The Standing w L Squad Crosby. On the Aileys ROGERS BOWLING ALLEYS cee101 2 102— STANLEY WORKS SHIPPING LEAGUE 1 NORGE FLIGHT POSTPONED Yesterday v York 4. oklyn 0. Point Barrow, ment was due ns. is also ¢ football te EASTERN LE! Games Yest HOW well do you know how to take care of your motor? What db you know about oil ? 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