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TH0s. J OWEN 4 SON. ArCTloNEERS.
lS.3 EYE ST NV


Two STORY GRirK nwKiIlNGs., RY:
ING PREMISES Nos 30t AND SOC n
STREET SOUTHWEST.
July g., 1922, he.ng ln.trur,rni No 6isS,
rrcurSis.d August ~ ia.S among the Lanai
reconis of the District u Columbia. ard Al
the request ut the party SECURED thereby. the
lion IN fts,nt of the nrvniSes avn WtnNES
DAY The SIXTEENTH DAY ur MlVEM
BER AD 1927, AT THREE TN ;hr
following described Land and prrrliss's situate
as and hetng lots Sd and ;: IN James
Shea's subdivision Of iots IN s,lusre 500. rs
Der Plat Recorded I'm iAher o. folio $50, Of
the records Of the oFfttr of the surveyor Of
right at way for alley PURPOSES ovrF The
rear three fret at said lots for the use and
tenrnt OF said lots ana lot ~ IN sAld sah
DIVISION. !wng premises Nos Sot AMI Sod X
Terms: sehd subject e. prtor- deed OF
trust for - 800 90 further particulars Of
which will tse announced at time nt sale the
purchase prize ate'Nr said trust Ga I've paid In
Ne, anclng res,otd.ng and revenue stamps AZ
purchaser co>t Terms III iN complied With
Within thirty days, otherwise depOsit tE-
frited anil the psHpeFty may I've advertised
AMI resoid al the dtscrrtt"h ot the trustees
NATHAN puvALis
Trusiees
AZ THE PURCHASER oF THE ARoVe pe-
scrihesl property having tAile,t to comply
rrts viii I've rrsnid en- rt'E>pAN ThE SEN
ENTEENrH DAY on JANUARY, ipsS. At
FOUR FORTY FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. at hts
r.sa and e"st ul'on the same terms and al
ny oanKR or rHE TRUSTEES.
JAtu Ii ~ latn
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Four
Story Brick Building, Situate
in First Commercial Zone,
Being PREMISES No. 2l5 E
Street Northwest.

Ky virtue OF certain deed Of trust being
lnetf 'inirnt No l.kI recorded December II,
1926 among the land records OF the District
OF fo'nn,hih and nj The request of the party
secured Thereby the nudersisned trustees VIII
s"il at pnhic anr,ion % front II the psen:;
issE On MONDAY THE SIXTEENTH DAY
" JAFIANY AID 1928 AT FOUR
TIL FIY O'CLOCK pm the following de-
stfii'c'i iAha and premises situate ~ the Dts
ttit 81 Columbia a1d designated as and bc-
ins The east nnc half ot original lot d In
square oFs AZ des"ftbed III said deed al trust
terms, shii subject In PRIOR tterd al
trust !ot No 900 % further PARTICULARS Of
eh1th NtH Inc announced at lime of sale
tir purchase price above said trust tu tH'
h"id on ~thIrh IN 'carh balance IN One ami
W" YEAR" WIN Intercept ai DE or all each
AZ "ihtnh OF purchaser drpuait at $500 90
required FonNcs aH,tns, recording etc, al
tft buffhhs.rr 'nst Terms Ia lbs cnnitied
Afth "lthib hirty dave otherwise dhpsait
forfeited aud tho property may bs sisef'
trustees
ARCHIBALD McLAcuLEN.
EDWIN II, MCINTYRE
lH1 10 - ~ Trustees
Tiios J OWEN a s0N, AUCTI0NEERs
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ola llth ST NV :,
HARRY l.. LIGHT.
KiA i1th II y "
deoo 81 ia4sp10 Vi" TUT 81 T p"

Nc.!.bI jat .o.9.lU. trustees.
AND EQt tPMENT. LOCATED AT ny
ATTSVILLE MD.
out of The C,rcuit Court tnr pr,nce ,;eorres
County. Maryland and 10 me directed !
Will sell at public auction. To the highest
hiddtr. for cash on the premises. at HSstts-
vilie. Maryland. opposite the MARYLAND state
Arma'y. on WEDNESDAY THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF JANUARY. i93S AT TWO
OCLDCK PM. ali the estate right title,
interest. '-"perty claim and demand at Law
and IN equity of Ions NJ Walden and Alta
f Wa!Gen. n either of them. of IN ana 10
the real estate improved by the White House
Garage. and a'so the equipment. SAID ga:
lage WIS recently constructed of brick and
concrete and is heated by radiators.
Additional information can be obtained
from Charles W Clagett. Insurance Build
ing. 907 Fifteenth street NV. Washing
ton. D. c.
CHARLES s EARLY.
ia1 10 sheriff.
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GEORGE Wa OFETTT.
sa.sas~ w., On
THOS 7 OWEN 4 son ATCTIONEERS.
1jo5 EYE ST NV.
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING KNOWN As PREMISES

DWELLING KNOWN Van r as PREMISES
Ev virtue of n certain decd OF trust dated
FEBRUARY Is 1897. being instrument No.
In4 rncor,'ef Fphrurry IL. 1877. among the
land records Of the District OF Columbia ana
nj the request Of the party secured thereby
tho undersigned trustees will sell IT public
nrc,ior in front of the nrcmise- "n
wrnSFsnAY THE EIGHTEENTH pay o OF
JANUARY AD 1928 At Fo1'R O'CLOCK
TN the acknowledgements land and prem,
iscs situatc in the District of Columbia ana
designated as and being parts OF o-Icin1i iots
~ and 90 in square 20. d"s"rihrd nv n1eies
and bounds rs follows: Berinninc on the
south ire Of street 20 feet west from
tho northeast corner Of said snnarn AMI run.
ming thance west on II street - teet
irohos Thence south 1:2 feet thence east
= feet . inches and thence north liz feet
to Tho place of beginning
Te-r,s. Sold subject to n nrln- hnllding
essociatinr dec, ~ trust for 50 los Is, fur.
ther nartic,lars of which will he announced
~ tire of sale. IN" purchase price above
sniF trust tn br Maid IN cash \ 6"onsit of
$500 renrirei. Convevancl"C. recording. etc.
~ ~" ourch aspr's cost. Terms 20 bc com
nlirt with within thirty DAYS. oiHcrw'se do
n"sit forfeited and the rroper'v may he
"lver'is"d and resold at the discretion OF
the trustees.
+. r. BOEsCH.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling Known
as Premises ZIG Bryant St.
NE.

~ yiuu" Of certain deed 81 trus, dated
O"t1t~r @Dib, 1879. oeink instrument No.
$50 f"cofted 0,ioi,er .23,h 1879. among
the land records OF the District Ut Columbia,
ana 81 thr reuaest ~ THE party secured
Thereby. the undersigned trustees viii sri
on FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH DAY ~
JAAtAHY A H. 1929, At FOUR.THIkFY
O'CLOCK pm. the foiio nx described land
and premises. situate ~ the pstri.t ot to.
lnnbia AMI Originated ne islng tot num-.
bHred setenty.twO i7@l IN Moffs cafrln
~" W 10y 20 ,ie's n",~lsh "t "
ne on'ce Of tbs, surveyor for The D's,flc!!
block numbered i've 80 icing known tor
PURPOSES al HE~essUsnt and ta1atton ~
sausfs numbefed thirty five hundred MY
Terms Sold subject 10 a prior deed OF
trust tor t3 900 farther particulars 81
which viii be announced st time of sale
the purchase price Bb0ys sald trust Ia lie
pasd ia cash. 4 deposit 81 5000 required
fonYey8nrtnF recording. etc. at the pnr'
"hascrs "pst, Terms ~ '@ complied WIN
within fifteen d8Ss other@iaa depnsit Tor.
lelItd aDd thr BtOperty may i% adtsFtsssti
and fesoid ~ lbe dsrstlup u the tfnstees,
& r KlCHAHbsDh
MlLTOA sTRAsHU RGtH.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A WESCHLER & son. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate, Located
at 1886 Rhode Island Avenue
NV.

Nv virtue Of a deed OF trust recorded in
urtIs of the d strict OF Columbia. and At the
request of the party secured thereby. de-
fault having been made in the payment ot
taxes assessed against the hereinafter dc
srrlhcti real estate. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale ut public auction. in front
of the otemises on
THuRSDAY,, January 10; 1928.
tho following described land and premises
situate in said District of Co!unbia. TO wit:
Lot numbered sixty i67l in Charles II
I.indSlcv's subdivision OF lots in square num-
hered one hundred and eightv.two ilS2b. d
per Mat recorded In the Office of the sur.
vevnr for the District of Columbia in Libcr
|. H. AT folio BOG.
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, and the balance
promissorv notes of the purchaser. payable
IN one ana two wears after date. with in
terest at go per annun. from day OF sale.
PAYABLE semi annually. said notes to be
cured nv deed of trust upon the property
solo or all cash, ut the option OF the pur-
chaser deposit of two thousand dollars
-. o00D required of purchaser at time
of sale. All cunveyancing: recording ami
notary fees At cost OF purchaser. Terms of
sale to be complied with within fifteen tI5l
DAYS from the date of sale. otherwise trus-
tees reserve the right to RESELL property nj
the risk Of the defaulting purchaser after
tve t5I DAYS advertisement of such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington.
District OF Columbia.
THOMAS J LONG.
rHOs. J. OWEN 4 SON. AICTlONEERS.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Three-Story Brick Residence
Containing Nine Rooms and
Two Baths, With Two.Car
Garage, Being Premises
Known a. l7O4 18th ST. NV.

=, hs tiftus 1f 'rttaln deed nf trust dated
I 81, ,eeo,ded Jan!aU J. iUaT aai"ns ,hs
iah1 ie"ngdS al ihn platro, ~ Columbia,
,l.f'slS lie u"ds's ned Trustees alli sell AZ a,
wtnkfspAY ihf TiGHTITNTH Jay oT
lA,hnAAF, Al, ip3s N, FotR TlifhTf
7 ~ tha failn@ HE .lesfrlbed land aud pfum.
ise" situate IN tbs District ~ Columbia bnd
,Hsi" 'aihtl 40 Atni hnihe iDt srtsntt siA iYnl.
~ i,auia "hn Hikks ehn"utof ~ q W. NAss.
sniaitt isinn ~ sltaIs one hundred an sbvr
i 1i''s f'1l' iIh' o"s I", h'al tf,"'.isi ~, -
pih'c ~ .ha surveyor ~ The District ~ Go
iHutbta
fntrs soii subject 10 q pflor deed al
tiHFt Tor s"S 400 90 igfthoi particulars ~
Ahi'h VII tla ani,n4iHos,i al iinin OF sale tbs
pusfh"se htiae abuta said tl,tsi Ia la raid
q zach dapnsit at 1000 10 teunire,t
'nhF.t atrihk Isrui'iina 81. ~ phtt haset
iist Terms ~ be c0spliad aith @tthtu 40
hass "ihsrMisa dnp"sit forfeited anh ,hn
dis'Ietihn III tle ltnhtens
huErhT l. MckEkYER.
la dkds sAsu Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
TllNfllR knM
rhOS j OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
llcA Eya ~

RIOS. J OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS
li:5 Eye st. NV.
rRrs5EEs SAFE sIEc OF vAkoA sr6Ev R tA
nWftiNSg @s4M A MFrR RITZ aA hHGk
aSes FEN PFSS k sTEEEr 4 SoR hihs '"
cor Ry virtue OF certain deed Of 'rnS. re-
the, land records If the District of Columbia
aud At the request of the parties secured
thirdly the UNDERSIGNED viii sell al puo tic
$MhHRGSfksRAf IHE Al E+E4THfsSEEEF 6f}
ISIS. situate in the District OF Columbia. and
hcng lots numbered 1886. 1877. 1889. 40;
~. Ia in square numbered forty hundred
deed of trust. upon the following terms
Terms of sale: Each of said lots mum
b"ted one hundred and thirty eight 'l3sl
hundred and torty-two tl42) are subject TO
first deeds of trust securing indebtednesses
OF thirty -elght hundred and fifty dollars
tS3Sool. and each of said lots numbered one
hundred AMI thlrty-seven tl37l. one hun.
drrd and forty '140I and one hundred and
ir nlye 30 ai are subject TO ntst deeas %,
hundred and fifty dollars tS3750,. and SAID
pr"rertles WIN I've sold subject To said deeds
of-trust indebtednesses together with ac
information will be given at the time 81
sale; Purchase price over and above said
parcel ut and will he offered separately
and deposit If $500 will he required on
zach or may I've sod soo wh"i e. 10 wnSh
Al convey ncipg. recor!ing etc; at cost %,
pm chassr Terms Of sale to he complied
18th within thirty days from date of sale
properties Iesold at the risk and cost of tn
d ,, sIanlm1E purchaser after FIVE DAYS ad.er
published in Washington. d. G.
r, EuGENE. RHODES
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Trustees Sale Of -Four Valuable
Two-Story Brick Two-Family
Apartments Known az Prem
ises 43, As, AZ, 40, 81, So and S.
O St. and 1901 First St. NV,
Now Rented to Colored Ten

By virtue of certain deed u trust faiS
ye.15ss;fsj 10 .litt No 533s folio 31i ~ @sg.,
u thc I4n5 sr,g1sds 81 The DssttIst ~ touni.
oiA ana ~ the request sf the pariy settitr'l
thereby the YnGsfsEnej trustees All sell 81
onDiIc suctiIn, ia ffDnt 81 Iilf J'fet4iists %
MONDAY TAI Sl@TH DAY " ~ AIAkf.
u 1921 At POIk OGLDCk IN tbs
fl,ilosinE 4.fss F1"i satIG and pfHnllsas situate
IN tle u rtrict ~ Columbia aud GesiFHlbd
AZ aud telng lots i03 I61 jos and ID ia
Harry !. TurHEg's suiJGlsIs3"D ~ iots IN
aaGaf. Sg4 ss peF piAi Ise6fdff IN tue
Mr. Gf the surveyor ~ the DsiuCt ii Co
iunida - Later N ~ tpliD i33
Terms i>ots 100 IDf and Oh soif subject
~ "a 'aiDt deec ~ tfust for - 900 each Bhd
10, Ios sDG snbir.t /" erot 'ieed Df trust
f2r SO 800 tuithrf DaFtlrHIaFs ~ Winch
viii he announced ~ tine ~ kaie the puls
fhasG pFsoe aboEs sad trust IL Ds pad ia
.ssh A GeD1s3' II $500 30 REQUIRED Hii
rs,'h lot GoRgetetstaR TehtrdjhE ct9. III
DurbBsefs co*i Terms ~ be eoupi}eS siih
Atihin u}FF fa4s atber%ise HeDpaJt Tor
ffithd srt thR pfHH@rtB may 1T bdYeFt1sNd
ard res,jyd At the dir g,tJuis ~ the tfusAee#
In tiD a BAEH
EGEfEf Il sCHDLT
6eHJ 81 y3$ - Tfastess
tZ JHE AEDVE rALE ~ PosTfDsED or
a'gD3Ht III th~ lhrlfn@Ut 4eatIieT iHIli
WEUhFtDAT IiiE ELEVENTH DAY or
JhbfEFT 1925 AT Fos II Thirty
DfitF J. r8usF bla.f ..
ny TE6g3F IF 'FHf SIEFS
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AUCTION SALES.
~ y ~. ~ =.
ADAM A. WESCHELER & son Auctioneers

ADAM A. WESCHEIER son Auct'oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED LOTS ON FORTY.THIRD PL.,
BETWEEN MURDOCH MILL RID. AND
RRANDYWINE ST NV
BY virtue of a certain, deed OF trust guy
1927 among the land records ct the mst nl,
of Columbia and at the REQUEST oi the par.y
secured thereby the undersigned suhtithte
trustee will offer for sale BY public auction
in (. mt of the promises, ON FRIDAY InE
THIRTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY: loss
AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm. the toi.
lowing described land and premises, sltute ~
the District OF Columbia. to Wit; lots !
and - in square No. l647. in w; ;. MINK
subdivision of part of the tract called Frien1-
shin now known as Northwest Park. as per
Plat recorded in Liner 81 folio .. OF the rec.
ords nf the surveyors Office OF the District
Of CnlIr,hia subject TO covenants OF record
ard subject ~ prior deed OF trust for 81 2no
Terms of sale AN cash over trust ne-
post of $3.50 required of purchaser Al trne
OF sale All conveyarcing. recording ana no.
tarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms OF
sale to hc complied with within thirty hays
from dav Of sale. otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property n me
risk aud cost Of the defaulting purrhaser
after Eve iavs' advertisement 81 such resale
in some newspaner published in the CITY OF
washington u = GEORGE Wa oFFUTT
ia3 fSds cxsu Suhsttnte Trustee.
- Y%p
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jhiTED STATES aARsHAi.s SALE
~ r.ns d wf. ; p nsf ia, i"s'n s, ,..are
Coar, Of the Dts,rc, % columhla and -
"s s ''s Il lts wssl iront i zig Gout, iion.s
~ M;'"T ssGiiiiGb.sY C. pif'cfksfHG ffWNrA19
and lnterrsi ~ Samuel Z Ranb /" and u
he following 'ieseri,ef 'sa rs,stt " Mi
ZION Of onrlosi iot ! 40 sauafe .S7 az per
taI - .ald sYhffivis,on ree",dsh IN n, ih's,
ite surveyor az The District Of columaa.
H." -" :. G 10, 100 "2 7" s'" Rs s%se'hs, @
'hs i",,". ~ e.. III. claim and inter
eel ~ saId ssn,uei e hauh ~ and Ia saif
reat estate sad sotd 10 satisfy ludsntshi ~
Isw No 1874 IN fsy"f ~ Ef'esi VII
hans s.unp.
tinted staiss Marshal "a snd fot
aa3O 21t the District OF Columbia.
sxTnE ABOVE SALE Is posTpokED AZ
a., oa, "Wt1b II hs s'oj9s Ii spSD'ffiRsYh
1924 At fHE f fffdss " ! ss VII lace
Tinted ktalts Marshal IN and Tor
the District ~ Columbia.
eyTHE ABOVE SALE ~ FURTHER posi-
DDneG ~ tie Feauskt ~ tbs atththas To- ltte
FriII"V9ps1a" wv oas. f n fffhRf sAaaih n53fh
fboAh { SNYDER.
nn'tsh states Marshal -, and i"r
lda 40 ihH iHaLIct al tniuUltHa
yTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-.
PINNED a the tsgiiskt u The alihineS IN tbs
fjITH iD3s An Iiff SAME ho'a and
blats .
EDGAR e SNYDER
Tinted statt@s Marshal Ia and fpF
iafG.Iji1i5 lie District II tolambia.
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i6sJ X 81. NV Frank. 5s1s.
Evening Phone servie< Until - r NJ

FOR SALE BY OWNER.
See this almost new home 10 good north
Veet location. ROOMS and bath, built in
Rsrage: excellent transportation: hot-water
bSaf. ami: $3.50 cash $40 50 per month.
includes payment on principal and all inter
Get. This 10 worth investig atinE. Direct from
owner Pot 1885,
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rHOs. ]. OWEN 4 SON. ATCTlONEERS.
li.5 Eve Street NoIthMcst.
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% JHE.. g. son At5LTiDSEkK@
S3s F.r Atfs-et EuYtn4est
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THOS. J. OWEN & son. At'cTloNEERs
lia5 EYE ST NV
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ADAM A. wRsCHLER & SON. Auct.onerr-
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TH0s. j o"ES 4 SON ATrTi0NETRs-
la fNn IL "
New Britain herald., 1928-12-15
NELL SARTINSKY
STARS IN GAME
Leads LaDderS Basketball Team
in Win Over North ( Judd

Nell Sartinsky returned to form
last night and led the Landers guin-
tet to a decisive 1876 victory over
North e. Judd in a Girls Industrial
league game at Tabs hall. The
l.andcrs forward. who has been in a
slump lately. snapped out Of it last
night and accounted for Il OF her
teams points. besides playing a fine
floor game. c. Jacobs put up nice
exhibition at center and Corbett
starred in the few minutes she was
in. Eva Noikuninos made all the
points for North & Judd. which has
now lost more games than all the
rest OF the league together.
G. Jacobs, after three minutes Of
play. made the only basket of the
first quarter. The second period was
different. for Sartiusky scored in the
first 90 seconds. again in another 90
seconds and third time 40 seconds
latcr-fhree baskets in a minute and
90 seconds. This was all there was in
the first half.
In the third quarter Sartinsky
kept on with foul and her fourt h
basket until finally. after 10 min
utes Of play. +. Nolkuninos made III"
first North e. Judd score OF he
game. She repeated as the last Sos
sion opened. but Sar'insky counted
again and Corbett. who had Just
gone in. made three points. r. Vol
kuninos ended the scoring with a
field goal. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-15

An all-star combination of bas-
kothall players travelling under the
name of the IIolyoke Giants, Will
night at the Stanley Arena OH
Church street in an effort to pin
he first defeat Of the season on the
ITardWar" City team. The visiting
delegation VII be headed by "kisky"
Foldman, former star on the Brs-
tol Endcc state championship quin-
tot.
The Paper City quintet boasts
two other players who have often
appeared in this city in the Bristol
aggregation. One is the graceful
center. George Jugs Donoghue
while the other will be Nelson
Crowley, reserve guard. The two
guards, Torni and Graeher are no
strangers here because of their ap-
pearancc here with the Plainfie!d
Pros last season in one of the games
in which Plainficld defeated New
Britain.
The combination as whole, Is
one that the New Britain quintet
should fear. Fcldman is d crack
shot and is one OF the most tricky
forwards in basketball. He will have
ito be watched every minute to keep
him from running loose. Just which
guard will oppose him is a question
that has not yet been settled.
Either Johnny Sheehan or Tom
Lcary will draw the assignment
New Britain will appear tonight
Respondent in new uniforms. The
jerseys are orange with black net
tors spelling New Britain across the
chest. Tho trunks are black and
orange striped giving the team re-
markablc appearance.
! The team players arc all in good
shape. The opposition offered to
/ them last Saturday night was So
poor that the quintet has been soft
"nod up somewhat. However. Man
; arcr Clarence i.anpher ia confident
that the players will all be on their
toes.
I Tho contest will start promptly at
/ . o'clock. Dancing will follow
New Britain herald., 1928-12-15
nv WERNER JAlJFER

For the first time in history Il
Kentucky Derby winner and a
champion of his age will appear in
competition on an English track
when REICH Count. owned by John
Hertz. Chicago multi millionaire.
opens his foreign invasion in the
spring. The great colt, regarded as
one Of the finest ever bred in this
country. will be pointed particularly
tor the Ascot Gold Cup race. a prize
ranking with the EPSON Derby in
English tradition and prestige. There
have been other American bred
horses on foreign tracks but no
kentucky Derry winner or outstand-
ing champion as the Hertz colt is
has ever been put to such severe
test. The Ascot course. with a two
mile track, is located at Ascot
Heath. near Windsor Castle and is
about % miles from London. tn"
couse was laid out in 17il hv tho
order Of Queen Anne. The Ascot Gold
Cup race was instituted in 1897. Tn"
annual race meetings in June are
the most fashionable in England and
they are featured by the royal pro
cession" which was initiated by
George " in IS.o.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-15
COURT TEAMS GET
READY FOR GAMES
Another Scramble for Confer
euCe Title Is Indicated

| Chicago, Dec. Is CUP Success
of Big Ten Conference basketball
teams in practice games against non
conference opponents indicates that
tho 1929 championship race will be
another scramble such as has fca-
turcd the conference campaigns of
recent years.
The race will not get under way
until the first week in January, but
the Big Ton teams have booked un-
merous preseason games with
smaller schools Of the midwest and
leaders in other sections Of the
country.
Conference teams have won ma
! jority Of their :amcs to datc-an
unusual situation in Big Ten basket
ball. In former years the Big Ten
teams lost the majority Of their De-
cember games played against small
or schools. which center their attcn-
ton on basketball and reach top
| forms earlier than the conference
! teams.
| In addition TO the Rig Ton circuit
whirh attracts the majority Of inter-
est because OF its championship race.
! the middlcwest has many other
| strong teams.
| Notre Dame. under the tutclage
OF George Keogan. has been rccog-
nizei as ono Of the nations best
/ teams for the last two seasons.
! hoe a,
son and is playing hard sched' le.
In the Zig Ten. indications are
| that the championship will be a
| four-ccrner race between Indiana.
Purdue, Northwestern and Wiscon-
sin. but Michigan. Illinois. ohio and
possess a great deal OF power and
none Of these schools can be count
ed out Of the race.
Purduc's team IL headed Ivy
stretch" Murphy. giant center. who
controlled the tip-o for the Boiler
makers IN every contest last season.
| The Purdue offensive will be built
around him.
Indiana also has great center In
NcCracken. an all-conference sc1er-
ton for the last two years. In adj
dition. The Noosiers boast two vet
Gran forwards in Well. and Strick-
land. while Ashhv, A sophomore. has
shown we'll In early games.
Wisconsin can present BATH,
front in five veterans. all over the
| six-foot mark
Northwestern has three veterans
In Rr Walter. center: Captain
Gleichman. forward and Marshall.
guard. Coach Lunberg guided his
team to third place during his first
year as coach and hopes to do even
better this season.
Coach Sam Barry has an entire
team of veterans at Iowa. but re-
ports indicate that two and possibly
three sophonores stars are likely to
displace veterans. The Hawks were
near the bottom Of the heap last sea-
son.
Illinois has been Handicapped by
an injury to Deimling. veteran star
and the fact that most of its basket
ball candidates also play football and
were unable to start practice until
after the close Of football season.
Coach Ruby booked only three prac-
tire games before the opening Of
Big Ten competition.
Coach Nennker. Michigan's new
pilot, has lost Bonnie Oosterhaan but
still retains a siZeable crop Of play
ers. in Chapman. Rose. OrWig and :.
dependable guard in Capt. .1cCoy.
Chicago and Minnesota were both
hard hit by graduation Of las years
stars and are given little considcra-
ton in the 1929 race.