New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1926, Page 9

Speaking ¢ of Sports The baseball world stands aghast today at the revelations of Judge Landls with respect to the game of ‘baseball played in 1919. Some of the fans don’t know whether to be shocked or whether to laugh it off. Whether there is anything true in the so-called scandal or whether the twg Idols of the baseball world, Cobb and Speaker, were guilty of any- thing more than just making a bet on a game, will probably never be settled definitely. i From the first accounts of t game which was played seven years ago, it would seem that Cobb and Speaker certainly weren't trying to win their money if they had it down. Detroit was supposed to win the game. Ty Cobb got one hit out of five times at bat. Speaker got th: out of five, two of them triples. Neither Wood or Leonard pitched in the game. ‘We suppose that 10 or 15 years from now, someone will bring forth proot that Babe Ruth was trying to throw the recent game in the world #eries when he got his three home runs. We are inclined to believe that Judge Landis used very poor judge- ment in making public the testimony | given at the various sittings in the| investigation. Leonard, who brings the charges, has refused to meet either Speaker or Cobb at a hearing and if he refuses to face these men, whem he accuses, then his charges should be thrown where they merit a final resting place, the waste bas- ket. FOOTBALL GAME BY * RADID AGROSS U.S. Alabama Battle | An unparallelled feat of radio broadcasting that will bring Califor- nia and the classic football game of the west to millions of radio listen- ers in the east will be an outstand- ing feature of the New Year's Day program to be transmitted to the larger part of the United States by the National Broadcasting company, it is announced today. WTIC, Hart- ford, is undecided as to whether or not it will broadcast the feature. Through a system of remote con- trol, mever before attempted on a transcontinental scale, the east will listen to a play-by-play description of the championship football {ame at Pasadena, California, between the Leland Stanford University team and the University of Alabama's eleven of New Year'’s Day. Thousands of radio listeners in the United States, in towns and villages covered with snow, will hear how the southwest-| ern section of the country where lroses bloom in winter, celebrates ‘0 make the broadcasting of this event possible by stations through- {out the east and on the Atlantic sea- : hoard, over 23,000 miles of wire will be utilized. Almost 4,000 miles of ! wire will carry the play-by-play de- | scription of the game to New York city, where it will be relayed to the | National ~ Broadcasting mpany's | red and blue networks. W I" is the | | “key” station of the former and | WJZ “feeds” the latter. An addi-| | tional 5,500 miles will be used for and Fans in Bast fo Get Stanlond- to be played there on the afternoon |7 | Leupold WITH THE BOWLERS BALTIMORE CASES COMMERCIAL ALLEYS EVERYMAN'S BIBLE CLASS LEAGUE MAY BE S[]lvE[] Delmy 244 —_— Art I!I 228 Ripple F. D. 256 930 PRecent Shooting May End Hold-Up Epidemics Baltimore, Dec. 22.—(— Several Baltimore robberies of the past two weeks were on the way to solu- | tlon today as the result of arrests!| 251 7 AMERICAN LEGI New B made in connection with the shoot- ;:cdk);on ing down of Talbott Trusler, a Mactin,_ marine supply merchant, in his Tyler home Monday night. Much of the Curtis m#stery behind the attack on the | i7i—1337 | Trusler home also appeared to be | 4T4—1447 | ipated by a statoment of John finn‘wl 3 89 219 | Deal, fother of three of the sus- olliste 6 2 i C:Am;vbt?] i 2411 pects arrested, and father-in-law of g il the fourth. Trusler was shot through Neub 86 the lungs, He is expected to recover. Leroy, Vernon and FElmer Deal, | brothers, and Helen Deal, Elmer's wife, are held without bail. Leroy is | accused by Trusler's wife of having Caswell e fired the shot which felled her hus- haefter Tyler band. The others s] ceuses of ing accempanied him to the Trus- e ler home. Leroy and Vernon also Naghnars =3 have been identified as participants T. W 96— 316“ B i in a recent army-navy store robbe TY and Vernon is charged with being | one of two bandits who kidnaped a | ehain store manager Monday night, robbing him of $759 The clder daughter-in — 841 after his sons and | law had been placed in ssler came to him last | summer, requesting that he make an | effort to end attentions of Elmer to | nis (Trusler's) wife. Deal said he talked with Elmer, who agreed to ay from the Trusler home, ithough “there was nothing serious | | to the affair,” Deal said he had thought it ended. Polics believed the | shooting rsulted from another clash Kramer C. May HART & COOLEY LEAGUE nky-Dinks gy, bet: IT'S A JOB OF JOY TURNING'ON THE SMOKE.SUNSHINE FOR A DEEP-DOWN-—-DEEP-DYED CIGARETTE GROUCH. as it 1s! What . get it . What . . . another cigarette? Plenty brands now! Can’t get set . . smoother? For- all bite, all parch! What you call 'em . : “P-U-R-E GOLD.” Oh, “O-t-p Gorp.” Good name doesn’t mean anything! Naw .., don’t want.one. I'll stick to Harshparch. Oh, certainly, that new one does smell good; doesn't mean anything, But...Ill try E of anything! Go on . Say man, I'll have toadmitit. .. that’s a real cigarette. Come in and 1 have a pack of OLp GoLp on me. It’s Shines up to my taste . . . some. But I can’t notice it on my throat. Blend smoother by a new method? take ONE MORE chance. ..all ali ie! Oh, well, I'll not every day that a man strikes treasure like this. en Elmer and Trusler. | Truster.’in a statement from his | hospital bed, sald the man who shot | him was merely “a cat's paw." might learn to like em . . guess they | telegraphic communication are the smoothest I ever smoked. Of course, we are not aitempling | gmergency purposes. The red net-| to pass judgment on whether Cobb | ywork utilizes approximately 10,000 | or Speaker were guilty or not, but|mjles o wire and the blue about 3,-| youngster's to the grownups it may not seemra | 500, Approximately 230 enginecers | serious matter while the young oOnes | yijl be at their posts, either “man-| Lt 2 =g are going to suffer. | ning” the radio transmitters or at STANLEY m,nz" GIRLS' LEAGUE | | special points along the routes of the e Al 5 The scandal of the world series | varjous telephone eircuits carrving 9 130 | L An entirely new when the White Sox were found 10 |ine event, it was stated by ofticials | % Rlend mellovrad have connived to throw the world |or the National Broadcasting com- |y B e adibo scries, broke many a Graham McNamee, one of the Na- | 5 heart. This splurge about Speaker|(ional Broadcasting company's pre- | | P!"l:"y of punch and Cobb will do the same thing. | micr announcers, will act as report- |, s without any pun- ler for the radio audlence through- |t ‘30,000 Qllal‘fs of WhlSl\ey{ ishment. We llke to sce anybody get @ 18 to us that |out the entire game. McNamee is | | now en route to the Pacific Coast to | IT'S THE SMOOTH(EST) CIGARETTE F. B. Scized Dy Raiders square deal, but it s Judge Landis is treating two men |.cover” the event. svho have given their all to baseball, | “phe apnual N 's Day foot- | — very shabbiiy. Maybe he has and |y game, play r the aus-| fehe sord G cach, Fla., Dec. 22 YOU CAN SMOKE THEM MORNING NOON and NIGH?Y maybe he hasn't. Events ofthe fu-{pices of the Tournament of Roses | STANLEY BUSH LEAGUE me of the biggest liquor con- | ture may prove the case cither Way. | committee, is the rsin DBull 0 spiracies in the history of Florida ! r on the We 8 87 | has been smashed, according to a | The National Guards are in for a of the stat ral prohi | | : = | tendant was a Persian handbag and | night and the following articles | She values the rings at $75. tough session over in DMeriden to- night when they tackle the Meriden |jang § m Joe the groom gave the best man plati-taken: 4 sets of bits, 3 sets of | num_ cuff links. | chisels, 2 block planes, 2 copen saws, Theft of a tire, tube and rim at a | Washington street parking place was D. nford, Knight of Indian ('HEARA-WICKSTROM and upon their return will reside at|sengel block, 1 bevel square, 1 steel | of w United in | ¢ Sommunity Building | cp shipi or Cth | Rive 1%, Bladohint deauts 2 Endéea on n]qe Com Ky Bae s ot bt ot el pBiiver cotnty, hls chlet deputy and | Following the ceremony Mr. and |3 bit blocks, 2 Yankee screw drivers, | reported last night by W. G. Hol floor, This is one game ir and the Universily | fourteen others are under arrest and | Francls D, O'Meara and Miss Esther | v Gifonra Teft gl o e Tt iy B i > AN e the Guards will be at the top 0f | cleven, which for the s | nine rum running v 218 with car-| | Mrs. O') a on aw ng trip | 4 rules, 1 extension bit, 1 hammer, 1 | combe of 317 Main street. | Flzabeth Wickstrom form. fains the gridiron championsh | goes of 80,000 quarts ! 0 Stratford road. Mr. O'Meara SCALDED TO DEATH tape, 1 butt gauge, 1 keyhole saw, | are under seal in L the South. i Manager Clarence Lanpher an-| As it is expected that the gamo | | ers near th ¢ Moo Woren, | Marriaze at St Mary's Rectory :.yh!.:wl,x .‘\“a‘l‘;:ug:\nx:!:‘\vw Ru; |10 1bs. ot lr’qdnlg:»‘)l;; of aolder. The | P}'.l,l]mllclghia, Dec. 22 (P—The nounced deflnitely today that he had | will bes . Pacific time IIEdRralineEn i that other | mhe wedding of Mise Esther Eliz- A S 0 e i e e ;‘f;nm";,"dne,'}fl?f:" oi "'; gecured Rubinstein, forward with | L Med um\u‘\“ t ‘“"I_\h"’y‘tf“"" :1:\ atp ”'] linent | abeth « daughter ot ON POLICE BLOTT! [ Harvard street notitied aptain Kel- [in tna ]A>rlz\w:repr'\?('r oft '(1?:%!?5:- Pitels All-Colleglans last Saturday | Vill "0 on he ai™ a hall hout foe- e ickstrom, and I'rancis D.| A tool shed on Hayes stre - | ly this morning that two ladies' rings | delphia navy yard, were scalded to e New Haven |of stations to participate in tho| gation of weeks, said t} A peet strect, was - entered during the | from her home yesterday afternoon. | pipe burst on the vessol. who got most of ,covered evidence reveal of i il aturday night, | simultancous broadeasting the | staat r St e temia sbazkets ezl Beiicday bl o 0 ads Ahovtiyy officinis | spread conspiracy involving state of- GO E s s e A e fieinls and the aistribution o con- | ST VRS O S OUR BOARDING-HOUSE By AHERN With Rubinsteln in the game, New | o0 0 "0 ‘ | traband oargees by overland trans. | Dest man was Harold Louis O'Meara ) y Britain will have forward combina- | %" | %7 | portation. | The bride was attired In an aft-| tions as good as any in the state. | o " | Three opératives high in prohibi- | ernoon dress of tan crepe romaine — v ]GOURT WILL DECIDE ON | smisod tn th | trimmed with veltat with . st to YKNoW WHAT T WANT TGAD, we LUCKILY You WERE The Meriden Endees have lost two games this year, but the team s} eager to get going at New Britain | POSSIBILITY OF SUIT : that they were going to Meriden to Question Is: Can Mrs. Howard Br Not A LAD I MY DAV! < HM-M- MY \MORDw Do Not Kilow WHAT T ygeD To GeT YoR CHRIGTMAG, we B DELIGITED 0 ECETASIES 2 Tlorid: F O “)vorR CHRIGTMAG, UNCLE AMOG 2 w A CAMERA YOR -aKIN ‘MOVING PITCHERG, blue flat crepe trimmed with silver | ‘un.l a hat to match, | The gift of the bri 44 | tor for the internal revenue depart | ment ,and George P. Aldridge, fed- | eral agent. ; ntest tonight and Ne ;?\‘S;n”:nxw?g !r:;nr\c‘;rvntig wu}‘\’{ Action Against A Dead 5 1%1» names o!‘fu(\]]r‘vlwn ersons ar- A GET OF BOXIN' GLOVEG, AND W RED BUTTON i ested were not disclosed. All o i | Woman? 88 fhem, with Sharift Knight and Bar- wa ATENT-TWO RIFLE,we | w» A BRIG coLo ; ’ R b e | s S s | ncy Tavis, ehict doputy, were init- w A BICYCLE, wo A REAL ASD A LEMON LOLLYPOP ! weee atler 9 olclock ss an sccommods. | Wheter the story of tho lats Mrs, | o1 e OAYXOPHONE, o AL' A (= \EG OIR, v MADE 1T LAGT UNTIL ¢ tion to Meriden shoppers who will | Eleanore Philipp-Toward's ill-fated | . be doing their Christmas trading. | romance with John F. Howard, mil- | Tanion The Burritis will meet the Meriden [lionaire salad dressing king of Ha- ¢ Tiagles in the preliminary game and | verhill, Mass, will be bared in aBartur & .. this should be a hot contest. | Miwankee court depends on Circuit |+ " | Juge Gustave Geh decision on a | Interest in the meeting of the|question of law he now has under | board which governs the state | advisement. v armorles in this state is running high | Stripped of technical phraseology, following the report that the ques- | this question s simply whether a suit | tion of whether the military build- | for alienation of arfections can be | '€ FOLLOWING CHRIGTMAG, s ONE LICK A DAY, vr FANCY -TAT ! gpeme OADDLE FOR A PONN AT T WiLL GET NEXT NEAR!: \ GiftStore for Men Sport Sweaters . § Golf Hose Button. Sweaters ITOWERS REMAINS SILENT | ON LETTER FROM MAYOR Declines to Discuss Weld's Curt Note | Concerning Efficlency in fngs will be thrown open for polo, | Prosecuted ag a dead woman. | W 454 41332 $3.95 to $6.95 1s to bo discussed. I the court*should ule that such | His Department. Semi-Soft an action is capable of viving the 'rv . ve . SRl b inst. whom ¢ is aiceryen, | Tree With Gifts at Chalrman Reginald Towers DalEmaEAs Ton SL0D Several parties have been looking around this city for a place in which | Mrs to set a team and a bid has already | Vife of the su Stiff Collars 3 for §1.4 Jackets . 50 10t inclined today to enter into dis- cussion of what disposition will be ade of a letter sent him by Mayor Weld complaining against the work Party of Boys’ Club | | 'The annual Christmas party will be held at the Boys' club this eve ning, the boys and girls of the| Howard, divorced | ad king, will have an nti- New Caps 5 { opportunity to atiempt to sul Philipp been put in for the armory on Arch | Beac ate her charges that Mr: street, According to rellable in- . : 2 Seihars gondl i formation, the board will - most | Howard of Milwaukce. niiens ©| Junior Achievement clubs being in-|of certain employes of the depart- S S probably pass favorably on the pro- | Affections of the aged milliona 4 as well as the members of the | ment of public works. Ban . 50 : : d induced him to obtain a Mexi- |y The chairman was asked if he in- Spur Ties 50¢ 750 | E club. A program of enter- ject. This will put polo back where | o v Po8% AUR 10 008 ot me Joys t it once was in this state and New ;"" divorce so that he might marry | tainment will be provided by See-|tends to bring the letter before I Boys' Tims ¢ 1pr. | ley" inme reau. Norman |board for discussion. His er vit S, Britaln will probably be represent- F . |ley's entertainment bureau. Norman |board for dis Lt Susnendors T charges are contained in a tramp comedian, will crack |was: “How do I know!" Asked it he 45c and ed by its old time team, or at least, 4 ng damages of $125,000 for | Mitler, | | i {his jokes, Phil Dame will compose @ part of it. e 4 gk 3 had received the letter sent out from ion of affections begin DY yag pictures, and Scharniard and|tho offico of Mayor Weld, Chairman : Marg d against Logan will do a song and dance act.|Towers replied: “I think so; I'm Use s ;10 - Pay There are enough TPhilipp-How be- | polo fans in| veral wee! r " S X o e N Vew Rrita - bl b % 4 8 be-| " There will be a Christmas tree, |not positive For Gift Bu; : hricht‘ fl':n:I:i::flk;\’r::;acr”::dhmi‘; Al R In Mexico| ang hags of candy and fruit will be| The letter fn question was mailed the armory is to be used for a rink, | - i AISiDMiRdb g ELE (e s auingsiole Al e o ayan A sacelvem T ong f T SAQ'ME SFO R ihine il o o 1 | HOTTE 550 present. This annual party is made |ous complaint inst the work of .L\ D 5 s 5 W o | SagEatiay possible by the bequest for the pur- |city employes. Chairman Towers was o ke David 3 Scqalh, Pres. LOOKING FOR GAMES e Moot v Bk rrecepve | POSE in the WiIl of the late Elste|reminded that the services of no ety : The lfm!(r“'0041|(”l‘ ',[t\-‘:l't‘gr )\:\m..\“ i "lgl\lx\-l (!||(ri::‘|}llll(‘l2“&l‘l(|,'l|l‘|“ SENS amra 1“‘hnt m;ncy is left over will|official are indispensable, and the - Ketball tem o pypawrier bas-| . This Christmas Sbeub. | he psed.to purchaso new games for |mayor remarked that the quick | f dustrial league :-mm‘;mné b ]’IJ«\;\ ::Im\:v(m:'l-{v’l'.:. \\;'\l(f::m\ h:“::wl“" game room, these being in the|employes are made to realize their HE MASOR WAS PRl rora. would like to arrange chse “nless mimcriiate. teps . are | TaLUFe of Christmas presents for all|jobs can be filled, the sooner el EASILY PLEASED —= i e |faken fo preservo the rapidly di. |Cclub members together. be expeeted. trial league team for the week of |minishing supply of the wild plant, s December 27 which is an open | Mrs. N, L. Britton, honorary cura- h can offer a tor of the New York botanical gar- SALESMAN $AM o T h suitable guarantee is wanted. Philip | den, warned today. g i Moxe oug LUCk By SWAN Zeigler, Underwood Typewriter Co. Holly in the New England states 681 Capitol avenne is the manage practically wiped out, she said, - ; e X the soutiern stales s not | TERE MIKE-DID YA MEARY [ SA9— coN Yoo TELL o= 5o ) C™MoN RLONG-| BOT DIAMONDS MORE COSTILY o plentiful as it once w | THAT & CASHER 9 WANED ME WHERE. TR STORE- ) Yoo'de. Tw' WITH Yoo DoWT e — ed the publio to use substi- OVER BT TONE'S TEWELRY SToRE. || 'Z7— (M T tan ®ozo THAT UNQERSTRND / B“l:‘"m]f utters t Given (.f\- or to g o hs from “hol- < TTHEY'RE LOOMING / SKIFPED OUTTA //_.";/' cro fdl il ea HEAE WITH ///V Brusscls, B ¢ can be planted 3 = % The price of diamonds is 1tos. : s 4:’//,/!/”»%/4"( The diamond culters of Belg TONS OF TURKEYS Ny of whom there are more than 14.- Being Hushed to England S VA 000, nhave n @ fight for in-| Several Forcign Countri creased pa: t their employ-| Tondon, Dee. 22 (B — Tons of ers declared a lockout, hut the bars | turk being rushed to Fng- were up 1y a week when th a Christmas from Russia, capltulated. [ Ttaly nee, Hung serbla and There were too many tempting |Ireland. The demand is unpre- American buyers In town, |ccdenged. Nearly overybedy wants - | turke¥ this year, dealers say, house- REORGANIZATION PLANS | wives being told that a 12 pound Washington, Dec. 22 (%) — Reor- fturkey will g0 twice as far as a 12 ganization plans by which the Den- | pound goose. . ver and Salt Lake railroad will bs| The price range s from 32 cents taken out of receivership were ap-|a pound for the older imported proved today by the interstate com- |irds to 56 centa for the fat yowng, wmerce commission, er birds, home grown.