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The Washington times., 1928-08-16
BIRTHS

Francis Il. ana Emily n Murray, girl.
Joseph L. and Josephine Tippeft GIRL
George w. and Margaret Branson, girl
Gebriel and Genevieve hi Glovanna. boy.
George /. and ThelIna VI Hayes. boy
Bernard n. and Mary II. Trire. giri
Martin u and Ethel nj. Bladen, GIRL
Oscar w. and Ellen Underwood. ir.
GIRL
stanisiaus D. ana Isabelle Donohos,
girl
Fred Il and Edith T. Van Dolsar, boy
Norman and Mary Harris. girl
George and sarah Washington, girl
frank and Ella COtes, boy.
Louis and Frances Washington, boy.
The Washington times., 1928-08-16

II the Nativity at 1915 u. M.
followed BY interment In Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Teawalt Ii survived BY his parents
Jacob and Mary r. Teawalt; b
brother. Paul, and q sister. Julia.
The Washington times., 1928-08-16
RAYMnNnl TEANAIlT

Funeral service for Raymond Al.
Teawalt, 18-year-oId youth who com
n1ited suicide yesterday, will be held
SOS JEFFERSON ST. N. W, Saturday
morning. III 9:45 o'clock. Requiem
mass viii be sung ait the Church
The Washington times., 1928-08-16
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New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
WOMEN GOLFERS
START TOURNEY
Feminine Stars Enter Amateur
Pro Event at Long Beach

Lore Beach. Cal, Dec. 81 up -
Feminine stars stepped into the
limelight today in an amateur-pro
tournament as a preliminary to the
opcning of the Long Beach $1,000
open.
Qualifying play in open will be-
gin tomorrow over the Long Beach
municipal course. and continue over
Saturday. On Sunday the high "a
will shift to the links Of the Nir-
einia Country club. for the So final
holes.
Many of the country's leading
golfers are entered.
Today's amateur-pro event, carry
ing purse of $500 for the profess
SIGNALS and a trophy for the anna
teurs, had four of the country's out
standing feminine stars paired with
the leading lights of the masculine
entry list
Miss Virginia Van Vie of Chicago
runner-up in the women's national
championship, was teamed with
Walter Hagen, British open cham
pion; Mrs. Harry Pressler 1927
women's champion. with Leo Die
GEL Miss Kathleen Wright, with
Bob Macdonald. Chicago stylist. and
Mrs. Gregg lifur of Los Angeles
with Tommy Armour, former ma
.tional open champion,
The 72-boln drive over two
courses here during four days of
play VIII pave the way for the
sie.0oo Los Angeles open. January
to 10.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
SHARkEY VS.. STRIBLING
New York Times Says That Richard
viii Announce Match at
Miami Tomorrow.

New York, Dec. 81 tPl-The New
York Times says today that Tex
Richard viii announce tomorrow
from Miami. Fla. that he has signed
Jack Sharkey TO fight Young Strib-
ling at Miami on Feb. 2s. Although
Flckard LETT for the south yesterday
without making an Official an
nouncement it will be made unless
some unforeseen Development COM
pels a change in his plans.
The Times learned from another
source that the differences between
the promoter and sharkey had been
"atched up and the boxers financial
'amands met by a compromise and
at the only thing that remains is
" Richard to make certain OF his
'arantee to Sharkey OF a disinter-
ed out-of-town referee. A condi-
m of the agreement is that Shar-
y must defeat X. o. Christner.
kron. Ohio. heavyweight, in a bout
2ere Jan. rs. In event Sharkey is
defeated Pauline Uzcudun probably
will replace him.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
BROWNSVILLE FAVORITES
APPEAR HERE SATURDAY
Brooklyn Basketball Team to Invade New Britain for
Second Time This Year - Locals Won First En-
counter by Three Point Margin - Williams Con.
necticut Agges Star, to Replace McElwain In Line
up-ViGtors Anxious to Even Up Score.

Basketball fans in this city will
turn out en- masse Saturday night
when the Brownsville Favorites of
Brooklyn, N. Y. one of the best at
fractions to appear here this season.
makes its second invasion of New
Britain seeking the scalps of Clar-
ence Lanpher's quintet. The Brook
lyn aggregation played here on De-
cember l and, = one of the tough
est ball games staged at the STAN
ley Arena. lost out by a. three point
margin. 10 to 16.
Manager Lanpher announced to-
day that he had signed Pop" Will
liams, last years captain of the
Connecticut Agsies. to replace Nc
Elwain in the local lineup. Williams
was considered one Of the best
courtmen in college circles last year
and his versatility will enable him
to play in any position on the team.
During the football season hiSt past.
he Was first string fullback with he
providence Steam Rollers. cham
l'l'IlS VI Tie 4>tiliOIldl L OOIj'dlI league
and since then. he has been play
ing steady basketball in and around
Daniclson. Williams will make his
first appearance with New Britain
Saturday night
The Brownsville Favorites proved
their worth as basketball COM
bination in this city in their first
appearance here. The game which
resulted in a hard fought victory Cor
New Britain, was one Of the most
hajr-raising and c:,citing encounters
of the present year The visitors at
every stage of tho game threatened
the prestige of the locals and they
return to this city fun confident that
they will be returned the victors.
The team will line up with the same
stars who appeared here N the first
game. Shuman and Posnack will
play the forwards, Conroy will he
at center and Newhlatt and Gersnn
will play the guards. Epstein will
he the sixth man.
Just how the Now Britain team
will line up is question that will he
decided Saturday. Williams may he
placed in center with Sloman and
Xak2cwski at forward while .ha
guards will remain unchanged, Shoe-
han and Ioary will appear at their
regular posts.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
FOOTBALL STARS ILL
Ralph Drennon and Jim Brooke of
Georgia Tech Both Seized
With Influenza.

Pasa dena. Calf, Dec. 81 (UP)-
Influenza will keep Ralph Drcnnon.
right guard. and Jim Brooke, sub
stitute guard, in bed today when
Georgia Tech works out in the Rose
Bowl for its New Years Day foot
ball game Wi h California,
They became ill late last night,
but both probably will be able to
work ont again Saturday. Tech Off
Gals said. Should Drennon be kept
Fl ON the game the Yellow Jacket
line would be hit hard as he was
one OF the outstanding stars in
southern football this year.
keener, an end, probably will fit
in at guard.
1t was announced yesterday that
Arthur Badenoch. coach at a near
by school, would act as referee at
the game instead of Frank Birch, of
Sterling. ILL.,, who wired officials that
he had torn a ligament in his leg.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
ALBANY HOCKEY TEAM TO
BATTLE LOCALS TONIGHT
Former Merden Aggregation to Furnish Features At
Stanley Arena-Pierce Brothers Outstanding Stars
of Visiting Quintet-New Britain Crew Anxious to
Tumble Former League Champions Fierce Fight
Expected When Clubs Clash.

Tonight at the Stanley Arena. the
Albany hockey club. until recently
the Meriden representative Of the
American roller hockey league. will
meet New Britain in the regular
Thursday night feature.
For the past two seasons the Wis
iting club, wearing the spangles Of
the Silver City. has captured the
championship OF the league and the
club is making a strong bid for the
honors again this year. Featuring
its appearance here will be the pres
ence OF the two Pierce brothers,
Earl and Steve in the lineup. This
pair, both sons of Dicky Pierce.
rated as the best player ever. has
been making all opposition travel at
top speed to win.
Backing up the rush stars is
Lundeville in in center, MOLLY"
Morrison and Eddie Barnikow in
the cage. This defensive trio is one
of the bests in the league. Barni-
kow. especially. has been hitting the
high spots this year. Only recently
he had total of 105 stops to his
credit while the worlds record is
only slightly higher.
New Britain is anxious to resume
its winning streak, interrupted IN
bridgeport Christmas night. Up 10
that time, the local team had won
five straight games. Tired out ny
the tough schedule encountered. the
local players We're unequal to the
task OF taking the measure OF
Bridgeport twice in succession.
The locals win lineup with Will
liams and Cowboy Thompson on
the rushes. Gazzinga in center. Bar
ney Doherty in halfhack and Welch
in the goal Peregrin will be the
sixth man.
An amateur game will he staged
priorSto the main attraction. This
will start promptly at o'cloct'
while the big game will go on at 9
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
Gus Sonnenberg Sets
Heart on Mat Title

Boston. Dec. 81 UTP)-Gus Son
nenberg. one Of whose New Years
resolutions Is to become world
heavyweight wrestling champion
has started training here for his
titular match with Ed "Stra ngler"
Lewis. to be held at the Boston
Garden on January 1.
Sonnenberg. former Dartmou' Il
'ootba star. almost defeated the
champion last June but was robbed
of victory and the title when one
~ his famous tackles resulted in a
severe injury which ended the bou.
after he had scored one fall.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
South Church Quintet
Meets Celtics Tonight

The South Church basketball
team will meet the Celtics at &
clock this evening at thu Boys
club. the final arrangements for tho
game having been completed yeste,.
day noon by tho managers Of the
two quintsts. The church team has
won three out of its four starts this
season. while the Celtics also have
only one defeat recorded against
them in about the same number Of
games Morey Is still recuperatins
from the grippe. but Rockwell is fit
again and the church will be at
near-top strength. while the Celtics
are expected to have their regular
team on the floor.
At o'clock there will be a pre-
liminary encounter between the
South Church Juniors and the Bull
dogs.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
East and West Teams
Finish Hard Training

San Francisco. Cal, Dec. ~ (ur)
The east and west all-stsr foot
ball teams have finished their heavy
workouts and will taper off the rest
OF the week with signal practice in
final preparation for their annual
charity game here Saturday.
Both squads put in two hours Of
hard scrimmage yesterday. Today
light workouts and "skull' practice
with the chalk in the hands OF
Coaches Hollingberry and Kerr will
be the program for the teams.
Dan Allen. back. and Chuck
Duehl, linesman. both members Of
the Olympic club. have been namad
co-captains OF the west outfit. No
captain for the east team will he
selected until shortly before the
game. Coaches Kerr and Hanley an
nounced.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

Lutheran VS.. Stanley Memorial,
t.veryman's Bible class vs.. South
Congregational.
January 19-South Congregational
vs.. First Lutheran, st. Matthew'S
Lutheran VS.. Stanley Memorial. s..
Marks Episcopal vs.. Everyman's
Bible class.
January o6-St. Marks Episcopal
VS.. Stanley Memorial, South Congrc-
sational Us. st. Matthew'S Lutheran,
First Lutheran VS.. Eyeryman's Bible
class.
February First Lutheran VS.. ST.
Matthew'S Lutheran. St Marks
Episcopal vs.. South Congre Gational.
ENeryman's Bible class VS.. Stanley
Memorial.
February 9-Stanley Memorial VS..
South Congregational, St Mark s
Episcopal US. First Lutheran. st.
Matthew'S Lutheran VS.. Everyman'
Bible class.
February 16-F'irst Lutheran vs..
Stanley Memorial. Everymans Bible
class vs.. South Congregational. st.
Marks Episcopal VS.. st. Matthews
/ Lutheran.
February o3-St. Matthews Luth-
Gran VS.. Stanley Memorial. South
/ congregational vs.. First Lutheran
St Marks Episcopal vs.. Everyman's
/ Bible class.
March st. Marks Episcopal VS.
Stanley Memorial. South Congrega.
tional vs.. st. Matthews Lutheran
: First Lutheran vs.. Everyman's Bible
class
| March 9-St. Marks Episcopal vs.
! Stanley Memorial. Everyman's Bible
, class vs.. Stanley Memorial. First
I Lutheran vs. st Matthew's Lutheran
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
.HUDKINS TO MEET
DEV0S TOMORROW
Nebraska Wildcat to Battle Bel.
giln in New York Ring

New York, Dec. - R-Ons Of
the most important social events OF
the boxing season involves Ace Hua-
kina Of the Hudkinses OF Nebraska.
and Rene Devos. the Belgian MID
dleweight, who 10 now connected
with tho Biddles OF Philadelphia.
They will fight it out tomorrow
night with the prospects that most
IL not all, Of the white shirt fronts
OF the famous 800 millionaires"
will be in evidence.
Devos. fast and q good hitter. has
impressed critics a. the best foreign
160-pounder to come to these shores
since Tommy Milligan. He will find
Hudkins the most willing and per-
sistent opponent he has yet met
There Is no doubt whatever about
it being scrap when Ace crawls
through the ropes. The lean fair
haired puncher from tho corn
country prefers the going when it IS
rough. The more punishment he alb
serbs the more willing he seems
Like the Wildcat for whom he IL
named. Hudkins crouches in his cor
ncr, ready for the spring at the tap
OF the bell for every round.
Hudkins likes to fight, The rec
ords bear this out and testify he
has overlooked few prospective op-
ponents of his class. as a weller or
+, weight
and knocked out the pride Of the
Ghetto few years ago when Ruby
was the sensation OF New York. The
Ace had three torrid ps with
Sammy Baker. the seeking sergeant.
coming back to win the last tvs
after being stopped by the soldier.
at the Polo Grounds in 1927.
Last June. in a spectacular fight
that ended in downpour OF rain.
Hudkins lost a terrific battle with
, Mickey Walker for the worlds
mddleweight title at Chicago, 1t
seemed to not few of the drenched
experts that Ace had the edge. bu,
the award went to Walker.
Whether he stakes his crown
next against either Hudkins or De-
vos. Walker may as well start pre-
pairing for a busy evening.
| With the actual departure of Tex
! Richard for Miami Beach. an
nouncement impends of definite ar
engagements for Young Stribling and
Jack Sharkey to fight the most i'm
portant heavyweight elimination
bout of the winter In Florida.
Tex seems to think that a change
of scenery from the more or less
smoke-filled indoor arenas to the
invigorating outdoors will stimu-
late the heavyweight activity. Az
any rate there is no doubt of the at
tractive possibilities of ballyhooing
a bout between the south's foremost
contender for Gene Tunney's crown
and the Boston Sailor who Is good
when he has it hut not SO good
otherwise.
Strib]ing and Sharkey are two OF
the fastest heavyweights in the
game. Both have shown they can
! nit but it will take decisive victory
| for either one to give the ! a2a ~ucst
| for Tunney's successor a good start
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
W0JACkS SUSTAIN
TERRIFIC SETBACK
Held 10 Three Points BY ZalSkis
in Boys Club Loop
Group A Standing

The Wojacks. previously unbeat-
en- leaders In the Group A interme-
date basketball league at the Boys
club, suffered q terrific setback last
night when the Zaleskis thrashed
them soundly by the lop-sided score
Of 1@-3. Olewnik. Adamowicz and
Kominos sat hard on the Wojack
forwards and held them without any
score at all. Hubay. guard. made
the losera' only basket and Capo-
dice Clipped in with a free toss.
Zujko and Adams topped the Ia
leskis with four points apiece. The
win brought the Zaleskis to within
one game Of first place. The sum
mary:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
Three GAMES IN
INDUSTRIAL LOOP
FowCornerd Tie May Result
From Tomorrow Nights Games
Corbin Screw vs.. North & Judd
(girls).
COfbfn Screw vs.. Fafnir.
Landers vs.. p. & F, Corbin,

Corbin Screw VS.. Fafnir.
Landers vs.. p. & F. Corbin.
Four teams will be tied for first
place with four victories and one de-
feat II Fafnir Bearing team OF the
Y NJ. c. A. Industrial Basketball
league defeats Corbin Screw, league
leaders, at the Tabs hall tomorrow
night. However. if the Screw Shop
team wins tho game 1t will have a
better lead.
This is undoubtedly the most i'm
portant night of the season. The
principal reason is the fact that it
involves a great number of teams.
At present the Corbin Screw five has
won four games and hasn't been de-
feated. Corbin Cabinet and Stanley
Rule have won four games and lost
one and are tied for second place.
I'afnirs have played one less game
and are in third place with three
victories and one defeat.
y Fafnirs win it will give them
their fourth victory and will give
Corhin Screw its first defeat. Need
less to say rooters Of the Corbin Cab.
met. Stanley Rule and Fafnir Bear
ing teams will be united against the
Screw Shop and its rooters, but that
has happened before and the Screw
Shop fans have been able to hold
their own in noise. There should be
plenty Of rivalry regardless Of which
way the battle goes.
Another game which is of great
importance to the factories involved
IL the contest between Landers ana
p. & +. Corbin tea ms. Neither team
has won game SO far this season
Lar ders took five defeats and Corbii
lost four games. The winner of TO-
morrow nights game will emerge
from last place.
Corbin Screw and North & judo
girls will furnish the attraction ii
the curtain raiser which is scheduled
to start promptly at 1880 clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
Risk0 and Schaaf to
Complete Work Today

Boston. Dec. 27.-CrP)-Johnny
Risko of Cleveland. O.. and Ernie
Chaaf. ex-sailor heavyweight. were
to complete training today for their
1o-round bout at the Boston garden
tomorrow night.
A victory over Risko, who once
won a decision over Jack Sharkey,
would give much needed boost to
Schaaf's rating as a titular aspirant.
Another feature Of the bill will be
the professional debut Of Big Boy
Ravson. Dorchester heavyweight.
who will meet Terry Mitchell Of
Cambridge in six-round bout
High hopes have been held locally
for Rawson. who has the looks and
build OF Jack Dempsey.
RI An a ~ AhS
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
Dartmouth TO Meet Navy
In Football Next Year

Hanover. y. H.. Dec. 81 tUP)-
football game at New York or
Philadelphia on November 80. 1929,
as result of a new tWo-ycar agree
ment.
The Big Green" schedule has
been announced as follows:
Sept. 2S-NorNich at Hanover
Oct. 5-Hchart at Hanover.
Oct. 2--Allcghcny at Hanover.
oct. 19--Columhia at New York.
oct. 26-Harvard at Cambridge.
Nov. Brown at Providence.
Nov 16-Cornell at Hanover.
Nov. 30-Nayv at New York or
Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
COMPETE FOR NEW CUP

New Haven. Dec. 81 TP)-YaIe
basket bah players will begin COM
petition Jan. s for new trophy
the Woodcock cup--to he awarded
TO The player with the largest per-
ncntag1 OF free throws in intercol-
loeiate league competition. The cup
was donated by Harold r. Wool
cock. general manager Of Yale ath-
letics.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
IbptlOIllO
I'Csi:.k

The Puzzos took the third game
of the night by 21-7. downing u"
Rouinsks in struggle to get out
Of the cellar, Armenia aud Puzzo
were the big guns of the winners.
while kobela, guard. got more
than half of what the losers made.
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27


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the yr,r', Guitas than he has boom
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New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
WOjack
ZalcSki

The Fesiaks continued in a tie
with the Zaleskis for second place
by running up the leagues hi2hest
score in drubbing the Bcllomos by
%5-1c. Sedor and Fesials made -
points apiece. while Musso, Camp
and Slepski came through with at
least six each. Pellcgrini starred for
the Bellomos. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

The junior baseball league has
been terminated, and the junior
boys are now playing Tournaments
in various games during each gym
period.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

West Palm Beach, Fla.-Johnny
Simpson. San Antonio, stopped
Spike Kelly. Chica go. (5).
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Rv the Associated Press
Buffalo. ". Y.-Tuffy Griffiths.
Sioux City. outpointed Garfield
johnson, Pittsburgh. Go).
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27
RoWiiiski
i',.zko
Group II League

The standing of the Group 3 IL
termediate league is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-27

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-07

propaganda, except in its purely
negative aspects, as criticism OF
the system.
Red Adams, so beautifully acted
by Grover Burgess, is an unfortu-
nate with deep emotionally charged
mental injuries; he breaks in soli-
tary. Workers will be tortured in
solitary in increasing numbers, and
tho no man can say how he will
react when his turn comes, SO out
of every 100 in the past did not
break down mentally even tho
ruined physically by literally years
of "the hole" Militant workers are,
and must be, in general harder than
Red Adams was. To make the play
turn so much around Adams par
ticular mental conflict assists those
sneering critics who regard all radi-
calls as freaks anyway, people to be
cured by psycho-analysis instead of
changes in the social structure.
-VERN SMITH.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-07

and drop their charge against
the Central Executive Commit
tee as Right group with Right
policies, which charge, as the
ECCI stated, is unf ,urded, and
unite with tna Central EXelu-
tive Committee against Trot-
skyism and the Right danger.
The Party has a right TO de-
mand from all leaders OF the
Opposition within the Party to
declare publicly that, in view of
the Right danger and the grow
irg menace of Trotskyism, uey
are willing to tight the Right
danger and its crassest expires
SIGN, Trotskyism, as the main
danger, and will not concentrate
their attacks against the Cen
trail Executive Committee of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-07
Rothstein Papers Show
Tammany Police Graft,
Also Protected Dope

George McManus was arraigned
yesterday for the murder Of Arnold
Eothstein, and in continuation OF
the policy followed turnout the case
~ the police department ard dis
trjct attorneys office, Judge Man
cus.c allowed his attorneys Is lays
in which to file motions. after
plea of mot guilty" This an
unusually long time to allow for
motions.
Rothstein's personal files, after
being rifled and looted by persons
unknown to the general public at
least, during the several days the
police allowed them to lie around
open before they ware impounded
for the grand jury, are still said to
have enough information n then. to
duplicate several New Yor-. police
men as taking graft Fl IN Rothstein,
and to connect the dead gambler
with the often mentioned. billion dol
lar protected drug smuggling ring.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-07

the Party, which is the only
legitimate leadership of the
Part. and which considers its
foremost duty the unrelentless,
uncompromising fight against
the Right danger and Trotsky-
ism.
"The Political Committee eX-
presses it most sincere wish to
unite all forces of the Party
against the Trotskyist Cannon
group, which, with the help of
the renegade groups outside the
Party and the Social Democrats
and the capitalist press, aims at
the destruction of our Party.
The Political Committee de-
clares its willingness to investi-
gate and remedy all grievances,