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New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

Individual point scoring in the
Industrial league for games to date
shows Yacobowicz. star forward of
the Corbin Screw corporation quin-
tet leading the league and his team
with a grand total of IA points.
This includes So field goals and four
fouls. Micky Luke of the z. & r.
Corbin team is second with a total
of II points. Luke's score was
brought within striking distance of
the top by his accurate foul shoot
ing He has made &c field goals
and ] 8 fouls. Third in the list is
Nyborg of the +. & L. team with
a total OF 63 including rs field goals
and II fouls. Joe Luke, his team
mate is fourth with one point less
CO. including % field goals and six
fouls. Arburr of the Stanley Rule
team is fifth with total OF At
points, including q field goals and
iiv, free tries.
Russell * Erwin leads the league
in team scoring with a total OF 25S
points including 9S field goals and
"a fouls. =. & T. Corbin comes
next with total of 207 from 70
field and 40 foul goals while STAN
ley Rule is third with a total of
204 made from IS field goals and
IS foul shots.
Netrano of the Corbin Screw team
'@uGa the foul shooters with 20 and
ln s hard pressed by Micky Luke
OF H. z. & r. Corhin team who has
a total Of 10. Nyborg of the Rus
soil = Erwin quintet comes in third
in the efforts from the free throw
stripe with total of III marks.
The standing III the individual
and team scoring lists with the
players grouped according to teams,
is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
NATIONAL GUARDS MEET
CITY COLLEGE QUINTET
Visitors Form One of Classest Arrays of Basketball
Stars in Country-Played Here Twice Last Year
Moskowitz Hailed As Best Center Ever to Play For
New York Sch0ol-Locas to Present Formidable
Lineup in Game-Burritts Play Preliminary

National Guards City College Clun
Right Forward
lOT NlNtuptE
Left Forward
feynoldS ............. MoSho"ilA
Center
Sheehan Match
Right Guard
hlluull oilIts<
Left Guard
The basketball classic of the sea-
son is scheduled to take place at the
state armory on Arch street tomor-
row night when the National Guards
of New York city in the weekly court
feature. Upon the first appearance
Of the metropolitan team in this
city last year. the fans of the city
branded it one of the best ever seen
on a local floor.
Every man on the team is q star
at his position and the team work
displayed by them is like clock
work so smoothly does the game go.
The team, with most of its members
the same this year, played in New
Britain twice last year and on both
occasions the locals won the con-
test. This year. the quintet has been
strengthened considerably in weak
points and will give the Guards
something to think about for 40
minutes of playing time tomorrow
night.
Nadel and Klauber will be the
two men whom Johnny Sheehan and
Captain "Tedders" Kilduff will be
called on to stop in the game. This
is an assignment of great proportions
for the local men as the two visiting
forwards are very fast and sure
passers. Moskowitz is a team all by
himself at center. AS has been said
many time before, he is regarded as
the best center the City College OF
New York ever had. The two guards
are wonders on the court, Match
played here last year and Palitz was
his sidekick. The work that these
wv liitll ulu 10 "Cli AllONh W lHV
fans who saw the two contests last
year.
New Britain will be exceptionally
strong in all departments tomorrow
night. Sloman and Taylor will prob
ably start at forwards with Rubin
stein and Jasper in reserve. Rey-
nolds will probably draw his usual
assignment at center while Sheehan
and kilduff will be at guard. But
sy" Sturm and Gierochowski will
both be held in readiness to get in
the game at any time.
The Burritts will battle it out
with the Middletown Recreation
team in the preliminary and this
game will make 1t a double feature
for the night. The Middletown team
as strong lineup and the Burritts
will have to travel at top speed to
win. Monjue Zaleski and AL Hav-
lick have both been lost to the team
and their loss has been keenly felt.
The first game will start promptly
at o'clock and the feature contest
of the night will take place about 3
o'clock. Dick Dillon will referee
both contests and dancing will fol-
low.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
TRADE SCHOOL IS
LEADING league
Tops South Church by Trimming
Wrapping Quintet in Fast Game
County League Standing.

The Trade school again stepped
perceptibly ahead of the South
church in the County "Y" league
race last night by disposing Of the
Mapping Community Club Seconds,
%G-l2, at the Senior High school.
The winners did not have much
trouble in scoring, although the visi-
tors fought gamely all the way
through. At half time the score
was COT. Rockwell was again the
Trade School star. with Richtmeyer.
Arena and Reauchiemin showing to
advantage. Nicholson was best for
the Mapping outfit. All the avail
able school substitutes had Il chance.
The Mapping team took its defeat
graciouSly, and the Trade school is
looking forward TO the return game
10 be played later in the season. 1t
also is pointing for the game next
Thursday night with the South
church, when one team or the other
must break its run of victories. Al
pre- sent the three New Britain teams
are leading the league. The sum
mary:
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
YALE and Penn TO
START Court PLAY
University Teams Hope to Re-
gain Some Of Lost Prestige

New York, Dec. 81 tP>--Yale and
Pennsylvania, whose basketball stars
have been dimmed in the last few
years open the 1927 eastern intercol-
legiate league season tomorrow with
high hopes Of regaining some of
their lost prestige on the courts.
They viii start the twenty-third
league campaign at Philadelphia.
The league races have been wide
open affairs of late, with no cham
plonship team repeating since 1927,
when Pennsylvania period of dom
nation was concluded. This season
promises TO be 10 exception with
Columbia, the 1926 holding az
ray facing the stffest sort of task
standing off the challenges of Penn
Yale, Dartmouth, Cornell and
Princeton.
Columbia lost Two of her aces.
Laub and Mannheim. all-star team
selections last winter, but has a
quintet that must be reckoned with
nevertheless, observers believe. All
Of the league teams have been SLOW
to round into form. Each of the six
has been defeated thus adding TO
the uncertainty of their prospects.
Yale shares with Pennsylvania the
distinction of winning the most
championships outright, six, but
since 1928, when they were last at
The top. the Ellis have been the
i
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

The Kensington Boys club took its
first victory of the league season by
defeating the Mapping Y. NJ. G. A.
by 23-2I in a torrid game on the
Mapping floor. The Mapping team
had its regular center back in the
lineup and showed that it had
learned many things in its game the
previous night with the South
church. the guarding being better
and the foul shooting almost
miraculousiy improved. kensington.
too was going at top speed and the
teams were evenly matched.
Wrapping scored first from the
floor. but kenSington made d foul
and then ratified OFF three baskets in
d row, leading by 90 at the quar-
ter. In the second period they kept
their lead, though it was cut 70 49,
10, but in the third Mapping came
up to tie the score at ISIS. Ken
sinrton started shooting long ones as
the last quarter opened and made
many shots count. rcgaining the lead.
Wappig had Just missed and easy
shot Whea the final whistle blew.
Greco was the individual star of
the night, with the Negri boys play
iGg well hc'h extensively and de-
ftu@iveiy. Wells, Sharp. and Rose
worked hard for Mapping. The foul
shooting WIS nearly perfect. Ken
sington getting three out Of three
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press.
Syracuse, N. Y.-Eddie OK. o.
Burnbrook, Baltimore, knocked out
Bucky Lawless, Auburn (3).
Bucnos Aires--Julio Mocorroa,
Argentina, defeated Antonio Ruinz.
Spain. European featherweight
champion G2).
Culver City, Cal.-Everett Strong,
Omaha, beat Paul Parrish, Los
Angeles, G0).
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

no match for the more experienced
school team and were sWamped by
44-5. Abel, Pond and Bcnoit starred
for the winners and Chotkowski
made everything Kensington scored.
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
PHANTOM TEAMS WIN
First and Second Quintets Dispose
of Opposing Teams in Fast Games
Last Night.

The Phantom basketball team de
foated an all-star team last night
by the score OF to %. The Phan-
toms started fast and piled up II
points to 4 for their opponents. At
Is to II score. l. Cohen fea-
iured for The winners getting five
baskets. Ross starred for the losers.
Tho score.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
Subs Also Win.

The Phantom Subs defeated the
Interiors 8 to 20 in a tight game
The Interiors led at half time by
IS to IL score but the Phantoms
came back in the third quarter and
ended the game in the lead 81 to %.
The score.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

OLSENS ARE STRONG

The Olsens arc strong at Luther
college, at DEBORAH, Ia Seven
players on the football team carry
this name, four of them play in the
backfield.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
hcnsin%ton Boys C.uh


Free tries-Collins ., Sharp ..
Wells ., smith,; Greco, Fasen, D.
Ncgri-S. Referee--Colwel!. Timer
Phillips.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
DUNCAN TO PLAY

George Duncan. Scotch gold pro.
fo2sional, will be here to play in the
California open and the Miami Beach
open.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
Trade School Seconds


Personal FOULS: Abel 3, Pond %;
ls9acson, Greco. Chotkowslli Clark
4. Free tries: Abel 2, Pond 2,
Swanson, Bachman--G; Isaacson,
Chotkowski Is. Referee. Nixon.
Timer, Schobcr. Scorer, Earl.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
Second Team Wins

The kensington Boys club Juniors
consented to fill in against the Trade
School Seconds in a preliminary af-
fair, the game being arranged with
little notice and being considered
more in thc light Of practice aame.
The youngsters from Kensineton
played a nice. clean game but were
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
new YEARS DAY
PROGRAM AT ~
Open House to Be Observed. in
Junior and Senior Departments

The Y. NJ C. A. will be open all
day tomorrow. Open house will be
observed in both the Junior and
senior departments. In the after
noon there will be bowling tour
nament for the senior members and
their friends.
Gym Program
In the morning there will be a
boys frolic on the gymnasium, with
the following events on the pro-
gram. Two basketball games, the
first between the Friendly Indian
club and the Junior "A" class and
the second between the Junior ''B'
class and the Junior leaders. then
a treasure hunt. After these the
following events will be run off in
the swimming pool. Four lap relay
race between junior "A" class and
Friendly Indians, stump the leader
and water polo games.
Basketball Game
At o'clock in the evening the
Y. NJ. C. A. basketball team is
scheduled to battle the Hartford
Rubber Works quintet. The Rub
Der Works team is one OF the lead
ing teams in the Industrial league
in Hartford and has been reinforce
ed since last year with some new
players, so that there is promise Of
a good game. Before the game there
will be tumbling act put on by the
Midget Gymnastic team.
The lineups for the game is as
follows:
Ruhb,r Works " NJ C. A.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
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KCABOWICZ IS LEADING
DUSTY LEAGUE SCORERS

COrbin Screw Forward Has Grand Total of "a Points
-Mcky Luke of P. & F. Corbin is Second With II
-Nyborg of R. & E. Third With G. - Vetrano
Leads League in Scoring From Free Throw Line
Russell & Erwin Leads Teams in Team Points,
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31
All-Stars.
Amt it a Grand and Glorious Feeling

WHEN on NEW YEARS
Tou HAVE 10 WAIT UNTIL
TIE GRo.uN- uPS HAVE
FINISHED BEFORE 1ou CAV
GET a BtTE
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

Rubber Works y. NJ. c. A.
Gittlesiaw ........... NJ. Luke
right forward
Hartman .. j. Luke, Bengston
left forward
Urban ...... Demarest, J. Luke
center
r. G. Madden .... J. SAKE, Larson
right guard
L. G. Swanson ..... w. 1ankaskI
left guard
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

AND At TWO TAlRTT XeU
AND YOUR PAL ARE JUST
ABOUT To DIE OF HUM ger
IN TAe LAND OF PL GNTr
AND IoU Feel EVACUATED
AND LIKE The PICTURES
Gou' We seen Of 5 STARVING
hRNGNi ANS
New Britain herald., 1926-12-31

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STARVED
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
new BOOKS AT
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Fiction

Elctl0r
"'rhc Sloane Square Mystery,
by Herbert Adams. The solution
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Fifty Candies, by +. u, Big.
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The Queerncss OF Celia, by
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
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This type of diSto--i1n . brought
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

of the woman who wrote, "thc fin
css poetry in the English language.
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Peabody. Plant animal and huma
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Made to
Burn Sleeper
Ry United Press leased Wire

MODESTO. CaIIf.. JUIv 30 NhCT-
ifs deputies were dispatched to
day to search for the man who is
alleged 30 have attempted to burn
George Hess, -. to death here late
last night.
According to reports TO the ,hcr-
iff =, office, the prowler barred tn"
door Of u cabin i'm which Hess naS
sleeping and then poured Kerosene
through the window. igniting il.
Hes, shouts for help were heard
bv persons outside the cabin, and
they released him from hi, fiery
prison.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court OF the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
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dr. K.Hermau. Jouu.c KrIIrneM
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Given under my hand aud tbc seal
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this l4th day Of MAY. 1926
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BY c. 4. Williford Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL1
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tiff
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
Police Seeking
Missing Youths

Htcc here have been asked to
conduct q search for David stephen
son and James Tillotson, Is years
cid, Calipatria boys w:.o nave been
missing from their homes since
Wednesday.
Both boys left their homes carly
Wednesday afternoon and neither
has been heard from since. TiIlot
SON is described as being six feet
tall, weight 1870 pounds and was
said t. be wearing Il Khaki shirt
aud white flannel pants ~ the time
ke disappeared Stephenson Is much
@nallcr The police report states
Ee has light hair and blue ewes. It
y believed lie was dressed in khaki
Shirt and p2n;sl
/. The Icavlcst apricot ,casoa Of the
Ftemet VALLEY, Riverside county, has
pist closed with crop If more ,h"n
ia,Q00 tens
Ninc aud uac-half miles OF state
higIwav hetWecu Blythe and Black
Butt. i'm Riverside county, j. to hc
graded and stone surfaced at cost
Of $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
PORTERVILLE TO HAVE
CHARTER GOVERNMENT

PoRTERVILLE, cal. July &o.-
\ charter form Of government.
which has been drawn Up br the
city frrchnld"r>. was given to the
city trustees TODAY to hc placed on
The ballot ~ IN election to 10" held
hero October >.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and: vicinity Fair
tonight and Saturday with moderate
temperature. Foggy or cloudy in
the morning.
For Southern California: Fair
tonight and Saturday but with fog
Saturday morning on the coast; nor,
nal temperature an dnormal humid.
itN.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

namely. that this type of distortion
may be very considerably reduced, ii
not practically eliminated. by so de-
signing the radio transrnittcr that the
carrier frequency is maintained thor
ouhgly stable during meditation
To overcome this defect new form
OF frequency control is built into the
Western Electric 5-kW. broadcasting
equipment. Essentially, it consists in
isolating the master oscillator circuit
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Spar;anbUrg, South Carolina se-r
Gently reported receipt If its fi~s,
carload Of California cutaloupes.
Unless heavy summer rains come
the Truekee river j. going to be very
short Of water for irrigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

Ontario, San BeHardino county.
}, soon to have a new plant If tie
ENhanse Orange products company.
y Two headed ralf, born at San
Jacinte, Riverside county. few
months ago il now in the movies.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

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The oscillator unit contains so
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which generates the radio frequency
oscillations for the carrier wave. The
output OF this oscillator is amplifed
by two 50-watt radio frequency ampli-
flers. employing resistance coupling.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-30

pa5~ueu iu 'hc Guaaalupc dj<-
-rict of santa BWbara county re
rcivc $1,000 daily for tho products.
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