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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
7
Aldren participates in a church led program at St Episcopal Church with a children’s program and short address. A special offering funds a Day fund as part of religious education and community youth activities.
Yesterday's results feature Chienza beating Boston 9 to 7 and Cincinnati defeating Brooklyn 6 to 0. New York edged Cleveland 6 to 4 as Detroit beat Washington and Philadelphia topped St. Louis. Standings show Waterbury and Worcester near top with Hartford and New Haven following.
Graduation exercises will honor Paul Buckmiller and his brother, both notable for typing records. Paul averaged 67 words a minute for fifteen minutes with four errors and earned a Remington medal along with prizes at 45 wpm and a higher rate. Leg Buckinitter holds medals for 40 and 44 wpm tests. The brothers, already known in athletics, impressed with swift, precise typewriting.
Secretary Robert J. of Yale announced Chief Justice William H. Taft would be unable to attend Yale commencement events this week. Taft, a Yale corporation member for eighteen years, declined reappointment and will not attend the dinner or speak at the alumni gathering. He will proceed to his summer home at Murray Bay Canada for health reasons, with the election for his successor scheduled Tuesday.
Johnny Pare, 1924 Open and Metropolitan Open winner, explains that the left heel should leave the ground slightly after the club goes back to hip level. He notes the knee bends early and the heel rises naturally without conscious effort, advising against forcing the motion.
Naugatuck High School students outline courses and local government, with a hand drawn map of the United States and Connecticut. The portfolio includes botany, sewing, and art, plus photographs and a Connecticut seal. James T. Nicholson praises schoolchildren’ s cross the seas efforts, noting exchanges with many countries and territories beginning in 1921.
The piece reviews the Wills-Weinertt clash and related matchups with expectations that Wills will dominate. It notes rumors about Wills masking his form against Madden and Virpo, mentions Weinert’s past victories, and questions the Newark bout’s outcome and the overall fight odds amid historical references.
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