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Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday S Results

New York :, Detroit .
Chicago 6, Philadelphia ).
Boston /, Cleveland >.
Westinghouse. Louis postponed,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-04

FOR SALE-Baled hay and loose
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l mile north Meloland store.
cts
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WANTED-Expcrienced man for
general farm work. John A. Mel
son, Seeley. 1t3
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Help Wanted Male

WANTED-Man and wife Man to
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New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

quarterback, who not only can toss
'em on the run but do it with either
hand. Crabtree also can kick with
ether lot and inclut flashy open
field running among his accomplish
ments. A rst Washingtt and Lee
last week. Crabtrec in one play
rushed wide to his left on an ap>
parent end run and while travelling
at top speed booteG one over the
sd fety mans head that fell dead on
the eight yard line. Tennessee will
do we'll to keep an eye this ver-
satile youth this Saturday.
Clark backs up his line. averages
ten y;.rds at clip in rushing and
two touchdowns a game, boots field
go a d goals after touchdown.
and throws or receives passes.
Soul Is as accurate and reliable =
drop kicker as any nee the palmy
days of harley frickleyt Harvard.
who &C booted five goals against
Yale. Scull's toe las been decid-
ing factor in close games for Penn
sylvania ov,r the past three years.
In addition TO his all arovnd play
for Washington. Carr II has rec
ori for durability match that OF
90 Pommerenins. Michigans
tackle, Carroll. once in the game.
was never seplaeed during the en-
tire season and played continuously
in all six { his conference contests.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
WATERBURY DEFEATS NEW
BRITAIN IN FIRST GAME
Hardware City Roller Hockey Team Without the Serv.
ices of Three Stars-Barney Doherty to Play Half.
back Meriden Maroons Appear Here In Initial
Home Contest Of the Season - Clinton and Hoole
Used On Local Club-Preiminary Battle

A weak New Britain roller hockey
team went down to defeat before a
strong Watcrbuu. aggregation last
night In tie opening anne OF the
American Roller Hockey league by
t score of S to /. New Britain
was minus the services of kid"
Williams. rush: !. rry Thompson.
center and Barney Doherty. halfback.
Eddie McAloon, Jr.. of this city.
played VIII the Waterbury team and
furnished a good running mate for
Davies. 4,
New Britain used Jimmy Clinton.
in second rush and frank Hoole ip
center.
Thompson and Dohcrty will be on
ham '1r tonight's game. according
to word received by Manager Frank
Donough. Williams will t be able
to join the team until the first Of
next We '. Jimmy Clinton will play
in his place.
Meridcn Here Tonight
Steve Pierce will lead the Meriden
Maroons against New Britain to-
night in the first home game Of the
season. The Maroons boast a strong
lineup and the team is very anxious
10 measure the New Britain quintet
Steve Pierce will pair up with his
brother. Earl, in the rush positions
while Lundeville will be at center.
This gives tho Silver City combina-
ton strong offensive trio. On the
defense. "Dolly"s Matrison ~ju be at
halfback with Eddie Earnikow. for
mer football star, iutdhe goal. MGR
rison is a veteran of many seasons
OF campaigning and although this
is Barnikow's first season as pro-
tessonal, he has played, for several
years as a member of the leading
amateur teams in the Silver city.
Preliminary Gene
The Dodge and Pontiac teams in
the Automobile league will meet in
the preliminary game to the main
attraction. These two battled 1t cut
las year for the championship of
the league with the Dodge quintet
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
BAT7AL|N0 READY
To MEET GARCIA
Supporting Bouts to Furnish as
Much Action as Main Go

Hartford, Dec. 4 Two of the
bouts supporting the Battalino- Gar
ella ten-round feature for the weekly
toxing show at Foot Guard hall to-
night promise TO furnish as much ac-
ton as the star bout
They are the Williams Port ellie
and the Morley Berlenbach clashes.
Frankie Portelle. in meeting Eddie
Williams of Worcester, is taking on
one of the best Junior welterweights
in that section of Massachusetts.
Williams registered strongly with
Hartford boxing fans month ago
when he defeated Billy Coe at Foot
Guard.
Portelle. In his last trips out in
this vicinity. has shown himself a
clever boxer He will have the edge
on the Worcester visitor in that re-
spect. but Williams packs the better
punch,
Morley and Berlenbach met here
before. but their bout came to an
abrupt ending when Bcrlenbach un-
Intentionally went to the floor with
out being hit. He promises to hang
Il defeat or Morley this time.
Both these bouts are six FOUNDERS
and then there il third of six in
which Mickey Blaine Of Indian Or
chard meets Tony Lucci of New Ha-
ven, formerly OF Clinton, Mass.
Nick Christy, who has scored three
knockouts in his three bouts as a
FRO, meets Joe Bannis of Worcester
in four-rounder and Mccoy
Mitchell Of Hartford and Wild Man
Goola of Worcester will open the
show in four.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
GRID teams HAD
ONE BIG CONTEST
Some Neyens Were More Con-
SpiCuous Than the Leaders

New York, Dec s R-Footbali
teams that had one big day" this
year are more conspicuous than
those enjoying q big season from
start to finish.
Some. such as Georgia Tech. Flori-
da. Boston College and Detroit. have
been good all the way, but most
of the others were good only when
they had it,"
The disposition has been to throw
out" the days when they didn't have
it. New York University partisans
still were busy throwing out" the
Georgetown defeat, when along came
Oregon State. which couldn't be
thrown at all. Nevertheless N. Y. u.
had its big day against Carnegie.
when the Violets impressed the
critics as being as violent az any
team in the country.
Only guess can be made as to
the ensuing shock if the violence of
N. Y. L.. as exhibited against Car
negie, had been tossed against the
counter violence OF Stanford. rs
turned loose against the Army.
The Naval Academy had two big
days and both were at me expense
| of teams not otherwise defeated.
Princeton and Pennsylvania. Carne-
"ie had its big day against Notre
Dame. Notre Dame against the
/ Army and the Army against Nebras-
+ ka.
| Teams Of the Big Ten and south
, western conferences had merry
Go-round Of big days. the object ap-
rarentIy being to take a pot shot at
any team prcsumptuous enough to
gain the lead.
Turning to more consistency. how
, ever. it is difficult to find mor-
impressive record in conference COM
petition than that OF Ike Armstrong 3
Utah Indians. who won the Rocky
! Mountain title by the simple but d.
rect eNpedient Of whipping all four
of the teams that ranked next IL
them in the final standing. Utah
experienced pair Of off days when
l'lt lfdHl "dS lltU ny du'l
brigham Young. but the Indians
went on the warpath any time thes
met real contender.
Seldom has there been as mucf
hackfield versatility displayed a:
this year, especially by such players
as eagle of the Army. Harpster o.
Carnegie. Scull Of Pennsylvania
Strong of n. Y. u. Carroll of Wash
ington. Clark of Colorado College
Crabtree Of Florida. Mizell OF Geor
gia Tech. Hume Of Southern Metho'
dist and reake Of Virginia Poly, no.
to overlook Bronko Nagurski o.
Minnesota. who alternated betwee.
tackle and fullback for the Gophers
eagles ability to throw passes or
the dead run is famous, but his skill
is no more remarkable than that o.
Crabtree. the 1874 pound Florida
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
SOCCER TEAMS TO PLAY
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME AGAIN
Waterbury and Hartford United to
Clash Again Sunday OH New
Haven Field

Hartford. Dec. 6-Thc replayed
state cup final between Waterbury.
present state champions and cup
holders and Hartford United will
again be staged on Hamden Park,
DiXwell avenue. New Haven. Sunday
afternoon. Andy York Of Torring-
ton. has been selected to I referee.
James Rutherford OF Stamford and
Jimmy Watt OF Hartford. are the
neutral linesmen. The game will be
called at o'clock sharp. Should
the game stand a tie at the expira-
ton of 30 minutes an extra period
Of 80 minutes will be played to de-
eide the winner. These two fast
teams met two weeks ago and play
ed a tie score OF two goals each.
The game was about over when Wa
terbury got the equalizer.
In the last game, Waterbury was
top heavy favorites to return the
cup but the United handed them 4
surprise and it was only the breaks
that prevented Waterbury from be
ing defeated. The Brass City teams
record of two years without a de-
feat may receive set back as the
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
new HAVEN five
Confident Grew
Elm City Basketball Team Meets
Locals Saturday Night

Hardly any basketball lean that
has visited this city In recent sea-
sons has been 30 cocky a. the quin-
tet known as the Elm City Five
which Is scheduled to meet New
Britain here Saturday night, In sew
eral letters written to this office and
to Manager Clarence Lanpher, the
New Haven pilot has been Boosting
about TIM, quality of his team and
the drubbing that New Britaio is 60
ing to get. ...
AS long as the New Haven team
feels that way about the impending
game, it is sure to be a good battle
when the two quintets clash. The
visitors have an imposing list Of
players on their squad and these
will keep the New Britain crew
humping all the way.
"Zeke" Gladys. by his own re-
quest, will play against Al Sloman.
The bitter battles waged between
this pair in the last two seasons
whenever New Britain and the Atlas
teams have clashed. has given the
fans plenty of thrills. Sloman is
travelling at top speed this season
and If Gladys Is to hold him Satur
day night. he will have plenty of
trouble.
New Britain's combination has
been hitting fast pace. The quin-
tet has already defeated four COM
hinatiOnS iuciuNipC tho Afaridon I'm
dees and the Brownsville Favorites,
amateur champions Of New York.
Sloman and McElwain form as fast
a pair of forwards as has been seen
in this city while Iakzewski. Shechan
and I.eary have started out OIL what
begins 10 look like their hest season.
The contest Saturday night will
start promptly at 3 o'clock and will
be followed by dancing.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

United team expects to be returned
the winner and also settle a score
they have against their opponents
for = defeat handed them early IN
the season. Since that time United
has been greatly strengthened by
Alex Houston, late Of Swansea Town
and Fregeau. OF Fau River. these
are the finest forwards in the state.
In fact, the Capitol City team IN the
fastest in the state. The g6atkeep.
err. Marsh. although young. played in
the national amateur cup final last
season, with New Bedford. This will
be battle and a record crowd IS
going to New Haven. The last gam :
drew record for this state In a
cup game.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
'Oming through at the end.
DUlierty to Play

Manager Frank McDonough an
nounced today that Barney" Do
herty will play haifback with New
Pritain in place Of Gazzinga OF Mer-
;uen. Manager McDonough had
been notified that he would not be
in shape but he received a telegram
from Barney yesterday informing
him that he would report.
The preliminary game tonight will
start at s o'clock with the main at
traction getting underway about =
O'clock.
~ Makcs!,ift Team
1t was makeshitt quintet that
faced the Shamrocks in the Brass
City last night. With Villa ms
Thompson and Doherty missing and
Clinton. Hoole and Bradshaw in the
lineup, Waterbury had rather an
easy time of it in winning by the
score of 5 to /. New Britain put up
a great battle but the experience
and team play of the winners was
too good. The score:
Waterbury New Britain
Davies ....... 1r ....J. Pcregrin
McAloon ..... IT .....,.. Clinton
Donnelly ...... C ......... Hoole
Hebert ....... lib 80. GaZaanaga,
Bradshaw
Blount ..... 6 ....... Welch
| First Period
; GOAL Won by Scored by Time
l Waterbury .... DonnelIy 2:2n
? Waterbury -. Davies :25
3 Waterbury 80. Davies 1925
Waterbury SO. Hebert 1:5J
Second Period
No score.
Third Period
| New Britain -. Clinton IL!
| Waterbury go. Davies 1870
Rushes-Davies 6. J. Peregrin 3;
stops-Blount 81, Welch 81: fouls
{ Hebert, Hoole: referee. Mcdonald.
! :EAD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
j. ZaIeski
PaWnees to Discuss
Plans for Banquet

Tonight at 1880 o'clock. msmbeFs
of the Pawnee football team MD
gather at the homo Of r. Quartz 1t
$50 South street to discuss piaas
for an annual banquet and alse fer
the formation OF . club. All eseu-
ciates are asked to be on hand also
to offer their opinions. All members
are asked to be on hand early 70 -
not to hold up the discussion.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
CLOSE GAMES IN
Boys CLUB LOOP
intermediate League Teams Bat
tie Fisrcely During Evening

Close and exciting games We're
played last night In the Intermc-
diate "A" basketball league at the
Boys club. In the first contest. c..
Wojack's team nosed out the quin-
tet led by J. Fesiak by one point.
the score being Is to -. Wojack
was the heavy scorer for his
team while Fesiak equalled him IN
baskets. Both got six points. The
score:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
GROH TO HARTFORD

= Hartford. Nov. 6 (UP) - An.
nolncement In Toronto at the minor
leagues confab that ''Hetnie" oreh.
veteran major league baseball play.
err would become player-manager Of
Hartford's eastern league baseball
club has aroused enthusiasm among
fans here. Groh will succeed ''paA-
dy" O'Connor Of Springiisld who re-
tired to devote himself to business.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
YAH, HONORS CuNLER

New Haven. Dec. 6 NUPo-Iale
will honor the memory Of
Thomas DC t Cuyler, IA. who died
six years ago. by naming the field
c. :itaining the university track and
freshman football fields in honor OF
tie Philai'eIp'i Tia railroad executive.
CuJler had beer generous con-
tributor to Yale athletics during his
lifetime.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
Speaking
Of Sports

Keen disa appointment was regis
tered last night In Waterbury by q
group Of New Britain roller hockey
fans whe went ever to the Brass
City to see New Britain In Its first
game. When Williams. Thompson
and Doherty failed to appear on the
floor. the boys thought they were
getting run around"
Manager Frank McDonoush was
~ much at loss 10 explain the fail
ure Of the players to show up ~
were the fang according to his story
this morning. However. with the
dawn came the explanation. Tele-
grams received today explained that
Williams will not be able to be with
the team until the first of next
week.
He IL arranging for leave of alb
seRce from his position at his home
but cannot get away until Saturday.
Manager McDonough will use Jimmy
Clinton In his place until he arrives.
Doherty notified the local pilot
yesterday afternoon that he would
be with tho team starting today.
Harry Thorn pson was held up In
New York and was unable to get
here on time for last nights game.
Tonight. Thompson and Doherty
will be in the New Britain lineup
for the FIRST time. Next week. the
New Britain team will get under
way with full steam ahead.
The Plainfield basketball team
scored q complete surprise last night
by handing the Bristol Endees q
singing 81 to 20 defeat. The results
OF the game brought back to mind
u conversation we had with a friend
after the Meriden game. He said
that New Britain looked good
enough to defeat Meriden and Bris-
toll but he would bet on Plaintield
10 win here.
We didn't pay much attention to
him at the time but we respect his
opinion a great deal more now.
Plainfield has Brusso, Raster, Red
ding. Tisdalc and Dissinger, an i'm
posing quintet.
Although not much is known
about the Elm City Five. except
that three former Atlas players are
with the squad. the team manager
and the players are about as cocky
a. anything that could he imagined.
This, we imagine, will be dispelled
quickly in Saturday nights game.
1t Is reported that Pee wee
Werwaiss may be with the New
Haven squad. This is the first in
formation that he have had that
Werwaiss was basketball player
but it is said that he is pretty good.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
GOOD NEWS ANYWAY

On the same day that Iowa de-
feated Ohio state this year. Dr..
Jack Wiice became the father of 4
new baby girl.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
s. I'unLo
Another Glove MOrc

Another Two point lead gave G.
Rowinskis team a victory over that
of J, Zaleski by the score of ~ to
10. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
IT'S A TOUGH BLOW

IT'S A TOUGH BLOW
Three members Of Pann's regular
backheld will graduate In June.
They are Paul scull. Johnny shsbsr
and Paul Murphy.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06
c. W'Ojack
j. I'esiak
Two-POint Lead =

TWo-POint Lead
In the second game OF the night,
J. BELONGS warriors skinned
through with a II to IL victory owe,
S. Puzzo's five by ~ to IL count
The score:
j. BelIOmO
Fld. Fl. Tt.
J. Bellomo, RI ...3 / z
Cullum, IL .....0 y
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

He 10 arranging for leave of alb
seRce from his position at his home
but cannot get away until Saturday.
Manager McDonough will use Jimmy
Clinton In his place until he arrives.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

1t is reported that "Pee-wee"
Werwaiss may be with the New
Haven squad. This is the first in
formation that he have had that
Werwaiss was a basketball player
but it is said that he is pretty good.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

Doherty notified the local pilot
yesterday afternoon that he would
be with tho team starting today.
Harry Thorn pson was held up In
New York and was unable to get
here on time for last nights game.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

We didn't pay much attention to
him at the time but we respect his
opinion a great deal more now.
Plainfield has Brusso, Raster, Red
ding. Tisdalc and Dissinger, an i'm
posing quintet.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-06

Tonight. Thompson and Doherty
will be in the New Britain lineup
for the first time. Next week. the
New Britain team will get under
way with full steam ahead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
LOW WATER RATES

This development, which depends upon establish
ment of low water rates for the Valleys immense ton
mage, will bring in its train new industries which can
utilize the raw materials the Valley produces; industries
which cannot exist under present transportation condi-
tons and which will open new and profitable markets for
the Valleys products. The port will provide an outlet
for the rich agricultural and mineral resources of north
ern and eastern Mexico, now practically barred from mar
kets, and will make Brownsville the gateway for the
great volume of Mexican exports and imports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

DR.. o. ". Lawrence
Roy G.. Sethman Co., Inc.
Brownsville Title Co.
Dorfman's Jewelry Store
Brownsville Sheet Metal Works
Proctor and Dudley
Frontier Lumber Co.
A. N. Tandy and Sons
Ell Jardin Grocery
Court House Garage
E. A. Monsees
State National Bank
Blackstone Cafe
Stevenson Motor Co.
Bishop Print Shop
w. B. Clint
Valley Wholesale Dry Goods Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

McDermott Motor Co.
w. HI. Putegnat Co.
First National Bank
Hicks Rubber Co.
Rio Grande Valley Gas Appliance Co.
Quinn and Derrick
Borderland Hardware Co.
'Willman's Pharmacy
Alexander Tire Co.
Gulf Concrete Pipe Co.
z. w. Archer, Lyford, Texas
Texas Bank and Trust Co.
Patteson Motor Co.
International Drug Co.
Henson-Lomax and Houston
Brownsville Development Co.
McCleary Music Co. =
j. c. Penney Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
BONDS WILL BE FIRST STEP

Organization of the navigation district and voting of
the bond issue will be the first step toward naturalization
of Brownsville's vision of over half a century to establish
here on the lower border one of the greatest commercial
and industrial centers in the South and to develop the rich
resources of the Lower Rio Grande Valley upon a profit
able basis. 1t will be the first step toward transportation
emancipation for the richest sections of Texas and Mex
leo, sections in which development is now handicapped by
the long rail hauls to markets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
Go to the Polls on December Y and vote for the Port and Prosperity

F. W. Woolworth \
McCrory's
S. H. Kress & Co.
Mason Transfer and Grain Co.
Shelton Bros. Printing Co.
Libby's .sg$~M
DR.. Geo. J. Toland %N*
Todd & Underwood
Southland Life Insurance Co.
Ike Bollack
Harry's Vulcanizing & Auto Repair Shop
F. Yturria
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co., Brownsville
Rettig's Paint Headquarters
Brownsville Bakery
Eagle Pass Lumber Co.
Desel-Boettcher
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
50.YEAR OBJECTIVE

For over half a century Brownsville leaders have
worked with this objective in view. The goal is in sight,
and the future of Brownsville and adjacent territories is
now in the hands of the voters who on December p will
pass upon organization of the Brownsville navigation
district and authorization Of the proposed 100000
bond issue to meet the government requirements and
construct a ship channel from deep water at Brazos San
tiago to a point within four or five miles of the city limits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
RAPID VALLEY DEVELOPMENT

With a port established, Brownsville and the entire
Lower Rio Grande Valley can look forward to rapid de-
%velopment of the large areas now uncultivated; develop
ment of immense natural resources of the most fertile
area in the United States, and creation of new wealth to a
degree never before attained in any agricultural section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

This Is the first Of a series Of SIX full page ad-
I. vertisements sponsored by business and profess
sional interests of Brownsville in support of the
development of a ship canal and harbor pro-
jet for the Valley. - 49,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
FAILURE MEANS YEARS OF DELAY

The future of Brownsville is closely bound in the ship channel and portPr project Fail
ureo the Valley interests at this time to meet the requirements of thef ederal vernmen
would meanye years of dehy andincaculable loss mote only to the city but to very section Of
tsr trade territory. No voter can afford Ito ignore what his NANTES obligation to himself,
his city nd tee entire Lower Rio Grande Valley. It his duty to extend his cooperation
in the fort to asurem maximum development OF ths territory sresoWCes and the attendant
prosperity which will be enjoyed equally. - srM@ 4. %|%@~* IRE -A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
PORT is PRIME FACTOR

In connection with any plans for future develop
ment and creation of more prosperous conditions for the
city Of Brownsville and the Lower Rio Grande Valley de-
velopment of a deep water port is a prime factor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

Otaf Sales Co.
City Drug Store
McDavitt Bros.
Merchants National Bank
Harpers Cafe
E. Manautou
Jesse bennett, Inc.
Miller Hotel
Santa Cruz Kennel Club
Hargrove's
Guarantee Electric Co.
B. l.. Kowalski Representative Texas Co.
Central Power & Light Co.
Popular Store
Cara Hardware Co.
Universal Dress Shop
Covacevich Supply Co.