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New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
BILLIARD TOURNEY
New American Association Plans Event that Will Be Confined to 10 Players in March.

New York. Feb. 1 (uP)-A na- tionaI pocket billiard tournament. to be confined 10 ten players, has been announced by the new Billiard As- sociation of America The tourna- ment will be held in Chicago March 5-17.
 A purse totaliing 5000 will be divided among the first ten players. the winner receiving sl.200. Tho association will also award a cham pionship emblem and the winning player will receive a salary Of $25O month as long as he retains the title.
 Entries for the tournament were to be in by February Is with an en- trance fee of $50 which will be added to the purse. he new billiard association which assumes control of all billiard com- petition today under a recent agree ment. announced that the first worlds championship pocket bil- Hard tournament will be held in October. The four leading players of the national meet would be eligi- ble 10 compete.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

Bristol and New Britain will clash state league basketball game to be staged tonight at the Bristol High school gymnasium. In the first three games. New Britain won out show ing decided superiority over the Bell Towners. who last year were the runners-up in the race for state championship honors.
 Last Wednesday night, New Brit ain ran rough shod over Bristol. but since that time, Bristol has recover ed some of the form that made it one of the best quintets in this sec ton and the local crew is liable to encounter more trouble than in any other game before this year.
 With the decision of Jimmy Mall colm. because of his health, to re- tire from the game, Bristol has &C., cured Johnson. star forward. to play with the Endee quintet. John son pairs up nicely with Feldman and Bristol is fortified with two dan- gerous scoring threats in the front court. "Jiggs' Donohue is jumping center and it is expected that he will throw away his listlessness tonight and get into the game for all he is worth.
 In the back court, Bristol has two hard workers in Manning and Crow ley. These two will be pitted against New Britain's two speed merchants. Sloman and Rubenstein. and a pret- ty battle of wits and skill ts antici- pated.
 Sloman and Rubenstein will occu- py their usual positions for New Britain. Jimmy Zakzewski. the sen- sational center, will be at the piv- otal position with Sheehan and Leary in the back court. Local fans will be interested in watching the two local guards who are making a record for keepnis their opponents away from the ba sket.
 A preliminary game will be staged at 8 o'clock and the main feature will take place at o'clock. A large number of fans from this city will be in attendance.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
PLAINV|LLEL0SES
 TO SOUTH CHURCH
All Sorts Of Thrills as Locals
 Edge Out Visitors
Senior. ~" Standing

Every conceivable sort of thrill was packed into the Senior County "" basketball league game at the New Britain Y. M. c. A. last night as the South church captured its winning a 2s-2S decision over the Plainville "" team in a game re- plete with excitement. True to form, Plainville put up it's battle of the year against the locals, overcoming a big lead and gaining an advantage itself from which it was busted only in the last five minutes of play. Bell began the scoring with field goal and during the first quarter New Britain ran wild to accumulate 12-3 lead. Mercy and Bell pushed this to 15-3 in the second quarter. and then Plainville staged a re- doubtable rally. Schwab. Miller. and Bergan all got into the scoring. and one-hand shot from mid-court to just before the end of the period Eddie Geetersloh rammed home q one-hand shot from midcourt to make the score 1s-3.
 Tho second half opened with a goal by Bell, but Plainville came back and, with Miller leading the way. moved into the lead. The bal ance of the period saw the teams see-sawing back and forth without advantage for either. the church having a one point lead at the con- clusion. The fourth period opened in the same agonizing fashion. Geet- ersloh and Barta broke into open hostilities and after being pulled apart three or four times were both sent to the showers. May returned to the game for New Britain and Woods went in for Plainville. The latter immediately tied the score with 8 free try.
 Twice again Plainville took the lead, but each time Mercy or Bell knotted the count again. Then May swished the cords with a long pop and New Britain led by c7-?5. With three minutes to so he committed his fourth foul, and the church had no substitutes in uniform Donald Hattings. who had been keeping score, rushed down into the dress ing room, shedding his clothing as he went. and within the two-minute limit he was on the floor in uniform. He straightwsy fould Bergan. who made good his try but Bell dropped in a score from nlidfloor and New | Britain held it's lead
 The "Darkey" had another big night, running up Is points on all manner of shots, while Mercy got half that many and Vessels helped greatly by getting the jump con- sistently. May and Barta more than held even the tricky Geetersioh, and Parker kept Dud Burr, Trinity college star, without point. Freddy Miller. Plainville's scoring guard, re- ceived much assistance from Ray Schwab, this pair getting six of their teams ten baskets. Bergan played a fine floor game. The vic tory ensured the South Church of al least a tie for first place, The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

!, ways held the attention of fandoua by his nervous habit of ss-pick. ing on the coach lines and his well known shout "Ee-yahs" first drsW the attention of baseball men while playing shortstop for q semi-pro> fessional club at Leighton. Pa-. h 1880.
 Born on April ?. 1871. at Moosies Pa. Jennings quickly became ( favorite in the coal mining regions. One year after joining the Leighton club. however, he was signed by the Louisville Nationals, who traded him the following season to the club with which he was to rise to the peak of baseball greatness-ths Baltimore Orioles. There Jennings forged the links of . strong friend. ship with McGraw which was to en- dure throughout the baseball i careers of the two famous leaders. Other Notablo Stars Other notable baseball stars were members of the same club. which rose to pennants under the powerful hitting of Brouthers. first bases Reitz. second base; McGraw. third base; Jennings. shortstop; Wilbert Robinson. later president and man. ager of the Brooklyn Robins, catch- CT; Keeler. Kelley and Brodie. out. fielders.
 Leaving the Orioles in 1898 td join the Brooklyn Superbas in the National league, Jennings switched form shortstop to first base. Tho team won pennants in 1899 and 1900. He then joined the Phila- dlephia Nationals, but failing arm turned his attention to the manager ial side of the game, and he finally returned to the Orioles. piloting the team which at that time was in the Eastern league.
 Failing to purchase Jennings In 1906. the Detroit Tigers drafted him the following year and immediately installed him as manager--a posi- tion he filled for fourteen years.
 Jennings electrified the baAebaIl world by accomplishing the feat of winning the American league AAg in his first season as pilot. He fol- lowed with pennants in 1908 and 1909, although in each of the world series the Tigers suffered defeat Aa the hands of the National league en- try. Twice the Chicago Cubs turn. ed back the Tigers and in 1908 Pittsburgh turned the trick. In only four remaining seasons did Jennings teams fail to finish in the first division. His teams were twice in second place. twice third and three times fourth. Resigned as Manager
 Jennings resigned as manager o& the Tigers at the close of the lsco season to become McGraw's nrst lieutenant He was . factor in tho success of tho team in 1921. 1922, 1923 and l92i. In 1925 he was in charge of the club during tho long period in which McGraw was con- fined to his home with illness.
 Jennings. 8 graduate of Cornell, found time between baseball cam paigns to obtain an education and master the law. During the winter months he conducted law practice in Scranton. Pa.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
TRAINING NOTICES

Chicago. Feb. 1 R,-Harry Crab finer, secretary of the Chicago White Sox. today Sent out notices that all newcomers and youngsters on the Sox payroll. accompanied by the vet eran catcheps. arc to assemble in Chicago February 2s for the trip to Shreveport, La.. and the sox train- ing camp. A week later the veterans will join them in camp.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
COL. THOMPSON DIES

Beaver Falls. Pa. Feb. 1 tP - Colonel Joseph H. Thompson. 57, lawyer. war veteran, former football player and coach and at one time a member Of the state senate. died at his home at 1:o5 a. m. today. I Thompson suffered a heart attack several days ago. the afflic'ion hay ing been d result of wounds received in the We'd War
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

Returning to the tennis wars after being out of international competi- ton for two years. Gerald Patterson and Jack Hawkes., two great veter- ans, will lead Australia's 1928 quest for the Davis cup.
 Because of financial difficulties. Australia had to withdraw from the Davis cup eliminations two years ago
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
BROTHERS SIGNED
Two Bushes May Sec Service on the Pitching Mound for the Chicago Cubs This Season.

Chicago, Feb. P-Two Bushes, brothers, may see service on the pitching mound for the Chicago Cubs during the coming season.
 Yesterday the Cubs signed Gran vile Bush. 20 year old brother of Guy Bush, veteran of the Cubs pitching staff. Granville is al pres cnt. student in d Mississippi nlili- tary academy. and. according 10 Guy. has the stuff" Brother Guys advance information reads:
 He is taller and heavier than I. has longer arms and sure does know how to pitch, no foolin'"
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
ENTRIES CLOSE
Twenty-Six Countries to Compete in European Zone For Davis Tennis
 rOphy, is Is Announced.

TarlS, Feb. I (JP)-TWenfV-Si countries have entered the Euro r an Davis Cup eliminations while six have entered the American zone climinations, it was disclosed when entries were closed.
 New Zealand and India entered the European zone on the final day Of entries while Cuba entered the American zone.
 President Doumergue and diplo- mats will make the draw for the challenge round at the Elysce palace Friday.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
New Britain South Church
Plainyille Y. NJ. C. \.

Personal ouls--Bell 2. Mercy 3, Vessels :. Parker, May 4 Barta Hating ngs-l4. Geetersloh 3. Schwab 2. Miller 3-a. Technical fouls - Vessels. Woods. Free Mercy ?. Bell 3. May 2. Barta 3-l0. Burr 3, Geetersloh 2, Bergan 3. Schwab, MNer ,. Woods--15. Referee 1obfe. Timers-Bailey and W. An derson. Scorer-Hattings
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01


 Tho Rulers were strengthened for the second consecutive game by the presence of John kley. center of the Boys club team who was given special permission to play again since Captain Bengtson is still out of the lineup with illness.
 Through the work of Freddie Morin and Kley in the first F minutes of the game the score was fairly even. Shortly after II min utes had elapsed. Morin made his second consecutive field goal to tie the score at s all. Hoist and Jas per scored in succession to make the half time score 12 to s.
 Both teams played a very poor brand of basketball in the second half. The P. & F. Corbin team managed to coast through to an un- impressive victory. Jasper made some sensational field goals during the game. The summary:
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New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
ISSUES CHALLENGE

The Community Junior basketball team of Meriden challenges any local quintet. The Silver City five has lost three games out of 4o starts during the past two seasons. Games may he arranged through Alfred Rene, g Crown street. Meri- den.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
GODFREY TRAINING
Reports From Camp State That Ne gro Heavyweight Will Be in Shape for Pauline.

Los Angeles, Feb. R-George Godfrey. Negro heavyweight report ed today from Soper's ranch in the Ojai Valley. north of here, that he was looming along fine" in his training to meet Paolino Uzcudun, Basque woodchopper. in Los Angeles February cs.
 George picked Soper's ranch. fa- varite training spot of Jack Demp- sey. while Uzcudun was thinking Of the same place.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
WAR ON AMATEURS

Chicago. Feb. R-War on the boxing shows that are ''amateur" in the name only has been declared by the state athletic commission. The commission has taken steps to prose- cute promoters responsible for thess exhibitions.
 Backing the commission is sn opinion from the attorney general giving it power to prosecute promo ters who do not obtain sanction from the A. A. U.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
Score Now and Then

Outside of three well-placed field goals by Chief" Larson in the first few minutes of the Fafnir- -Corbin Cabinet Lock game. the game was without features and was one of the Oooe uninteresting seen at the Arena this year.
 The first half was featured by a scoring contest between Larson and Havlick who were playing each other. They were even at half time, but Al counted twice in the second stanza.
 Fafnirs went scoreless for the first 10 of the Is minutes in the second frame. Then Matulis, Wilson and Havlick found the hoop for the
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

but funds now are available to pay the expenses of Patterson. Hawkes.. Jack Crawford and H. o. Hopman, the latter two newcomers.
 It is likely that the Australians will play in the American gone, where they may meet the United States team in a match that will de- eide the finalists against the winner of the European zone eliminationA
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
 
FAFNIRS ENTER FOURTH
 PLACE IN DUSTY LEAGUE

Corbin Cabinet Lock Quintet is Held Scoreless for Fl Minutes-P. & F. Goes Into Tie for Fifth Position by Victory Over Stanley Rule-Landers Girls Take Seventh Straight at Expense of Stanley Works Two Larsons Lone Scorers on Two Teams.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

New York-Lope Tenorio. iiashy Filipino fighter. was to undergo an operation on his right hand which was injured in . recent bout with Bruce Flowers.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
NEW BRITAIN FIVE PLAYS
 BRISTOL ENDEES TONIGHT

Bell Town Basketball Quintet Anxious to Score First Victory of Season Over Locals-Johnson and Feld. man Form Dangerous Team-Game to Be Staged in Bristol High School Gym-Hardware City Crew All in Excellent Shape - Waterbury Plays Here Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

Pinehurst, N. C.-Glenna Collett and Virginia Van Vie were among the starters in the mid-south open golf championship.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

Montreal--The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Les Canadiens 2 to 1 in an hockey league game.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01

six teams played in the Y. NJ. C. A. Industrial basketball League last night Three teams were not im- preasive in victory and three teams were not impressive in defeat.
 By its easy victory over Chief" Larson's Corbin Cabinet Lock team Fafnir Bearing vent into fourth place and if tho first half of the season ends next Tuesday. 1t will be in . third place tic for the haIt. The score was IS to s.
 AF. Corbin went from second last place to a tie for fifth place by ite victory over the lowly Stanley Rule, < Level team. The final score was 20 to IS.
 Landers girls took tighter grip on first place by pinning a Is to defeat on the Stanley Works team which at the same time took firm CT grip on last place.
 A rece-d was established in the Corbin Cabinet Lock game. After "chief' Larson had popped three successive field goals into the net tinE in tn. first nine minutes. the Cabinet team went scoreless during the last q minutes of the game. Incidentally 1t vas a good day for the Larsons. "Chief" scored all of Cabinets points and Miss Larson of Stanley Works scored all of her teams points.
 IAoders Win Seventh.
 Almost every member of the Lam ders team took part in | scoring bee which carried the team to a Is to ' victory over Stanley WorkA The game was even :n the first quarter. Kay Terwilliger made field goal after 30 seconds of play. but Larson evencd the score with two foul goals. sartinsky made a field goal and foul goal in tho second quarter and the count was 5 to 3.
 Through the Individual efforts of Miss Larson, tho Stanley Works team came within two points of tie at a 3 to I score but Jacobs began to find her eye and the game ended at Is to score.
 Kay" Terwilliger and Charlotte Jacobs were the stars for Landers last night.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
only scores in the period. The summary:
 FafMr Bearing

Score at half time, 10 to 6. Faf- mfrs. Referee. Dillon; timer, Mullen: scorer. Butler.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
Stanley Rule

Referee. Dillon. timer, Mullen; scorer. Butler. Score at half time 12-S, r. & r. Corbin.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-01
Stanley Rule Beaten Again

Keferee, D1IIon, umer, NUTIeN scorer. Butler.
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I'll SIDES OF TN AT X ST THE DEpENDABLf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06

lprepracovany dusevne. UE noci
pred smrt 'ou zle spal. Len Bob
INA, ako sa dusevne clovek moze
vycerpat' zdravie 81 podlomit,. !.
Willis posiel smrt 'ou dusevnych
pracovnikov. I prezident Harding
tax zomrel.
Senator Willis narodil sa ma
jednej farme pri Lewis Center, v
Delaware okrese, Ohio, %. deem
bra 1871. Bol teda 57-rocny. Cho-
dill do farlnarskej skoly, potion
do Galena vyssej skoly. Nato stal
sa ucitel 'om skole, do ktorej
"a detstva chodil, studujuc pri-
tom ma Ohio Western univerzite
pravo. Pc skonceni po-graduae-
neho kurzu, stal sa vyucovatel 'om
prava ma tej univerzite.
Prve politicke vystupenie Will
lisa bolo v roku 1899, kedy ucha-
DIAL sa 0 zvolenie "a poslanca do
statnej zakonodarne. Willis tax
svedomite kortesoval, re navstivil
skoro kazdeho volica. Jazdil ma
bicykli, ably 81 cestovanie zrychlil.
Bol zvoleny dva razy zakono
darni Dol povodcom danoveho "a
kona.
Do kongresu zvoleny bol roku
1910 a znovuzvoleny roku 1912,
ledy len traJa republican, boil
zvoleni Ohio "a kongresmanov.
Nasledkom tohto Wit 'azstva, Dol
o diva roxy nominovany a al zvo-
leny "a guvernera statu, poraziac
guvernera Jamesa M. Coxa, kto-
ry sa uchadzal o znovuZvolenie.
V rokoch 1916 1918 Willis zno-
WI kandidoval ma guvernerstvo,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
JARO PRISLO.

Jaro je. Slniecko teplo svieti, drozdy milo pohviz-
dujl, strony pucia, trava obeka do noveho satu
srdc cloveka ozyva radost' vzkreseia prlrody
zivotu.
Jaro je Vsade no citime: vzduchu, zemi ze
m vidime no strolnovi zeleni; bystrom poskakova
nj zvierat radostnom vyraze ludskej tvare Do zi
nasch citime liat' priidom nov kv do swallow nov
silu; do hlavy roje myslienok.
Co je hbs smysel tohto vzkriesenia? Naco ie pre-
co nasleduje zimu zma jasen asen eto preco
dlom plichodf noe; preco je po zvote smt po smrti
Ease zvot? 70 su zahady ktore udsky um este tazko
chape.
Ale vsetko toto pochodi jedneho spolocneho erie
ola, ednej tel ste tedrej Ruky, kora stara
tko tvorstvo riad cely vsemfr.
my Slovaci ucastni tejto stedroty bozej. | my
opyvame hojnos' 'ou novel bujnej silly telesnej dusev
nei | nam prslo jaro.
Ako no vyuzijeme? Ako pouzjeme tych sil dusev
nych telesnych, ktore bereme ruky bozej G ich po-
uzeme prospech seba ludstva c proti sebe prot
ludstvu?
Budeme mad 'alej haserit', stat nenavist' sfrit
East nesyornost medzi sebou mrhat svoje energe
zlo c ich uz poueme mudre pre- svoje dobro pre-
svoje pozdvihnutie vyss hmotny dusevny stupen?
Tieto otazky 81 name jasne zodpovedat' uzname
uz bolo dost hasterena zas nenavish nesvornostl
tychto znamok nevyspelosti narodnej krest anskej
udskej ze e chytt' do prace vazne osozne
Tu je sberka ma vysoke skoly sovenske Amerke; tn
Gaka mas polticke sorganzovanie americkch Slova
kov tn je oazka spojenia zabezpecenia sovenskych
organizac inc vel eavyznamn otazky, ktorych neseie
vyzaduje sVornost dusevnej roynoyahy ncast vset
& kJch vrstiev naroda.
Jaro prislo vzkresena je zivotna sila prirody po-
vzbudena dusevna sa cloveka zapriahnime ju jednym
smerom a vytiahne mas zavoza, ktorom hlboko
zaviaznuti a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
Willis zanechal mankelku i

Wills zaneclAl manEelKu Je-
din1 dceru.
Odumretin Willisa celia politi-
fcka situacia v krajine bola zme-
nena. Jeho boz S Hooverom NAL
dokazat', aka je vlastne vel 'ka
popularita Hooverova. Bez tohto
dokazu, republikanska konvencia
bude sa t'a5ko rozhodovat' ze ko-
no ma nominovat'.
Odumretim Willisa uprazdnene
je al miesto v senate SpoJ. Sta
tov. Ia nahradnilza spominany je
Cyrus Locher, statny direktor OBJ
chodu, ale je mozne, ze bude Sc
natorom sam guverner Dona-
hey. V tomto pripade Donahey by
sa musel pod 'akovat' guvern'er-
stva len talk by mohol byt' W.
menoVany do senatu jeho novym
nastupcom. Guverner dosial' ne
osvedcil sa, koho ma v ilmysli W.
menovat'. Senatorstvo by ovsem
nebolo dlho trvaj1ce, lebo ia
semi i tax budn voleni obaja Sc
natori Ohio poznove, ale kto bu-
de vymenovany, bude mat ist1
vyhodu vo vol bach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
ale Dol po oba razy porazeny

ale Dol po oDa ra1y porazeny
ooAoM'
Il hohu I911 Asoieny pol "a seiD0
1ora opoJcny " otatov. = uoS'a'
"a e cl1na sy1nanyon ~ ~
y A1olysn lnai w ~ Wy -
plaou sena'u nol i'0s
ifloiialieno Syuofu sena'
noin aiailp'iieno v!Doi -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06
20 zIvoToPIsU FRANKA B. W1LLIsA.

zitostna, re prekvapila celn kra-
jinu a nesmierne zarmiltila zylast
Delawarcanoy, medzi ktorymi cd
detstva zil. Zomrel par minltami
predtym ako NAL recnit' Sedel
ma javisku. Zrazu necftil sd DO
bre ked' spevokol spieyal mu ma
slavu, odisiel do bocnej izby a
lam u par okamEeniach dokonal.
ESnad bol privel mi dojaty, snad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-06

Y piatok vecer minuleho tyz-
dina, Y Delaware, Ohio, kde nal
sre6pit pred $500 shromaz zdenymi i
jeho spofnobGanmi, zomfel nana-
lille ma krv&canie modzgu Frank
R Willis, senator Spojenych Sta
tow Ohio q kandidat Republican
1lkej nmninaeie na trad prezident-
lEt Jeho smrt bola tax neoca-
fvsGl6, TX rychla, tax neprile.