New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1926, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1926. ? — ] - ReLGr {thb Bt Aen ought | | argument after the first inning an ilcox. The matter of umpires |ry on May 15th. The . v 'z-: “d? es to hav 5 ken ‘r“ this | FEDERALS BEAT W- E- A- G- {[i[][F SEAS[]N [ATE GASCOS BEAT FAFN[RS w :’n sh;m ?l:\na;g; Ixu:nng F\'ery(j = \\.'rwnu 0\'2;-mzmd gttho‘;g; thexr:wu ‘l};nhwl |‘(: :u:ml:)n r‘fi. r:d’-dynrm S p ea k in g city 1 o 2 ‘.)U. - \1 1 vk " thing that came to him in the left & not been picked, they will ba west shore | garden, the illuminated |t oe today is over, it Is thought. Hall and his father-in-law, Joseph e ried men and the single |Junior Teams Go At It Hot and | B w RKS Rl[iH’r Jim Lynch's Meter Readers and |for the day. d A revised schedule was adopted at |Schubert, of Spring street, this city, of S por ts o8 Dowey faland velerat, | Heavy With Winners Crashing | | Bearing Makers Have Hot Contest | *og DUt Pave T A o | oot o AXd coples of thiees ar¢ Wam UIYiNG 1o Uw SLTOM EOIRIEN . ~ | it ed the mound for the bene- | rformed not "he °$ were heing prepared by Secretary Long. (hind a power boat. When the rew licts and the bachelors couldn’t se¢ | Through For a Victory. at Walnut Hill Park. for the Gasc J. & 1 Other matters which occupied the boat started to fill Hall stepped off » his smoke, = it 2 W h d Kopec and for the m, |attention of the managers were the the power boat Intending to get ine The junior teams of re The Federals baseball team, u‘Seems {0 Flt Well 1l A | Hitting along on all si » Gas- | Keehner and Ken 'he condition of the diamonds which to the row boat to bail it out, he aving trouble ; !‘rvw;x Dewey is one of those fellows who |newly organized outfit, defeated the | cos last night came through a will tackle the Landers team i been buflt at Willow Brook lost his balance and went out of games ecms from -3 1 P n he i - 1 1 er ute oS! m game & @ ill pa r lice prot p keepe sight Ve N B S refuses to be out when he is dow . E. A @ nine night in a| Va[]()ed Da[es [)I Matches under the gstute leadership of Jim turn game at W Hill park | park, police protection, score keepers |sight in the river. A onRpe i : o yone in the city knows that|ioecly fought game by the score of | Lynch veteran meter reader and Thursday night. and other incidentals. i into this office. It appears that = SRy onh it but that sht g Y | e | beat the nir team § to 1 in a five Dewey has only E { 3 ot oft to al| e Following the meeting, everything -ali 3 re is no co-ordina of mana- |, -y 4 cowin m and r last g V. “hicago, May 25 (F) — Crowning | Inning tiit at Walnut Hill park. is now in reudiness for the l«umlrwA\HStlallan Steamer Is at that e managens of . thess |niEuta Eame, s fofna a class with (i1 start 1o tho second ining when | S SE0, TA R I8 SRS B8 | nnny Sheshan was 1a rare roma| DUSTY LEAGDE MEETING |t 2 tirduy sttornoon 2| Aground Near Quehec sest that the 1 of these |, " m, |they ed across three runs. , Ehestaalbtest tar Litid e no hits to the opposi- | e will be four games Quebec, May 25 UP—With a full ams, all of whom are about the i ¢ = runs were scored on errors s will come later than usual | y{on while men were on the bases, | P HOS P twa at 3 o'clock |cargo of bituminous coal £rom ‘Syds t at some spe- th 1cl- | Morey's box work had the W. year, owing to the plan to allow | Keehner, rangy south who | Board of Managers Hold Session 454 (¢ 4 o'elog 3 specified A & crew gusssing all the time, fpation by the stars of the | Was erving them up for the Fafnir whiffed the air last nigh dule 8 Mrey, dnring the game, fannec orow, colllaRtic el ains e fisi P Clvilian, under charter by the Do- i ew, © dn’t get going in the first | li, S ]I x 7 = inning gnd his wildness helped the | saqurday Afternoon. ody of Joseph Hall Is minion Coal company, yesterday was am meet the itlempiiiol bt Slannes nd his work was the real fea- | United States in the British meets. of the contest. Others who put he scheme, which was deemed | Gaacostto push across fonr. runs, Taken From Conn. River |ashore at Point Seche, eight mites 2 ney, N. 8, the steamship Manchester and Complete Details For Opening ! 13 lofre out of the lot, to admit that Dewey i in the field and at nee at their (@ 07 ‘::\x‘.ll\ 8 o ay 112 800d work both in the fleld and ustified of the large Iafnirs g o o Inittal | Details connecte the opening | Middletown, Conn., May 25 (®— |west of Frame Point, Efforts to re- hip y bat were Kushlan, - Buckas, sl nly counter of the I 1 r found the hody |float her were begun immediately, Bardeck and the game o were disc it t - |veste seph Hall former hip was resting on a rocky 1 by good baseball to ing c ers 1 v of the state 8 n an exposed position. pionship over into July in the third in the { A. The me d that the vessel struck bl ire seemed to approve of the | The game developed into a stiff presided over hy President necticut f flac s during a fog. illoy manag for the season teams . month late, with grass just P inning to grow in the Bumr ¥ Y 1 states In addition to the s follows: | delay, a provision was made for the lcation of the thirty tional open, Europe would not | SpnE g for the elimina- | Chart yourwaq ational open tiie middle of various teams are ; ourage t st ¢ the | pender n i v 31, sixty-four survivors play thirty-six plans of those { ! e y uke, K T the final day. MacFarl I . 4 COLLEGE REGATTA any may ous makes of cars vary widely. Cylinder , f 4 e J . : faalo ,.d\-.m;:mmu"-:.m? t:_:mT::“\{;ner-n bores vary in size and thcr_e are dlfl'crcuee.t Baseéa.! 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