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Nogales international., 1928-11-16
First Aiv StO1Va1Vay

Here's Clarence Terhune, ~. Of
ST. Louis, who slowed away on
the Graf Zeppelin and made the
trip across Discovered as the ship
was speeding on its way on the re-
turn flight TO Germany, the youth
was put TO work washing dishes4'
Superior Pumping plant In
stalled in winze of old Selman
mine near here by Pacific Lead
Silver Mines Company.
Average number me+al miners
employed in State running at to-
tai of 12,254, and in smelter plants
at 1922.
Nogales international., 1928-11-16

Nogalea Needs More
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
And Needs EN- Badly
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
LEADS IN TOURNEY
Willie Hoppc Now Occupies Place of Inincncc Among Three Cush- ion Stars

New York. March 1G Pl-Willie Hoppe, who for many years led tho worlds balkline billiardists. now holds the place of emincnce among the three cushion experts. having clinched first place in the American three cushion leagues first tourna ment.
 Hopp. won his first three cushion title by defeating AuCie kieckhefer, 5g 10 35 in 56 innings last night. He still has three games 10 play but he cannot be dispossessed from his position even though hc loses all these matches.
 During the league season ~hich began last fall. Toppe has won , and lost 15 contests. during which he opposed seven of the greatest opponents Of the game. Including Otto Relsel'. world titleholder.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
JR. CHURCH TEAM
 TAKES TWO GAMES
Wins Both Ends ol Double
 Header at Boys Club

A lnlN-up in the schedule brought t"o basketball teams to the Boys club last evening to oppose the South church Juniors, and 10 solve the diff ficulty the church quintet played md IHirated both of them in quick sue L"Sslon, troCnClnE the Mysteries by l5-o and coming from behind 10 win from th" Cgl'ics by 2t-2u. The first cont's was hard fought in tia first half. Joseph and Danny Worilus out scoring C. MeIgonis to give the church juniors q bare lU-7 lead. In the second the Mysteries were held soorelcss from the floor while Peck. Bernie NoSllns. and Hlttinge made baskets which pulled the winners away frllu their opponents. The
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
PHIL EDWARDS ID
 RUN IN HARTFORD
Sensational Negro Athlete to Compete in Meet Tomorrow

Hartford. March 1s-More than a iozen nationally-known track stars will compete at the first annual in- door track meet Of the Massasoit A C. to be held Saturday night at tho Hartford state armory.
 The latest entry received comes from Phil Edwards. sensational race against Lloyd Hahn in New York this winter was the high spot Of the indoor season. Edwards telegra phed his entry Thursday night and he will run with the New York university relay team against Yale and Fordham as we'll as talk ing part in the distance events.
 Roland Locke. Nebraska sprinter and holder of many records; Tait Elkins. Indian star and national dccathlon champion; Jackson Scholz and Francis Hnssey. famous sprint CTS; George Leness, Ed Swinburne and Johnny Holden. distance men of national repute are among the bet ter known entrants.
 More than half dozen relay events are on the program. Tn ad ,ition 70 the Yale-Fordham- Y. r. relay, there will be prep school high school. industrial. Y. M. C. 4. and special relays, and Wesleyan will run against Springfield college.
 A competent set al A. A. C. of Aeials will handle the events.
 The Connecticut A. A. U. has awarded four state championships to this meet and scores of entries have been received for these title races, which are confined 10 Connecticut talent.
 The great Broad street drillshed is in gala dress for the occasion and Tasillo's band will give 8 concert before the meet and will play popu- lar selections between events. The first event is set for o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
NEW BRITAIN AND ATLAS
 MEET IN FINAL CONTEST
Last Game of State League to Be Staged in New Haven Tonight - Locals Face Opportunity of Capturing Second Half Championship Will Create 2 Tie for First Place - Brooklyn Team Plays Here Tomcrrow Night-Visitors Form Strong Team.

Philadelphia and Erwin Rudolph of Chicago.
 Rudolph and Greenleaf, both for ner titleholders, were tied for sec ond place today with six victories in seven games, while Taberski had a perfect score III his seven matches.
 The first game of the round robin between these three was down for the final contest tonight. IL will bring together Greenleaf and Ru- dolph. TThe winner likely will go into the championship game against Taberski Saturday night.
 Taberski had the narrowest es cape in his match yesterday with Pasquale Natalie of Baltimore. The champion finally won 125 to IF In % innings when Natalie tried for 2 difficult corner shot and missed. breaking up the pack for Taberski and enabling him to run ten points and win.
 The other matches today follow:
 Harry Wood. Duluth. vs. Joseph Concannon, Washing on.
 Onofrio Lauri New York. vs. rasquale Natalie. Baltimore.
 Andrew Ponzi. Philadelphia. Ns. Joseph Concannon. Washington.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
ELIMINATION TOURNEY
Promoter Jim Mullen Has Signed Roberto RObertt With Otto Von Porat For March 23.

Chicago, March is fP-Plans Tor a heavyweight elimination tourna- ment of his own were launched to- day by Promoter Jim Mullen with the signing of Roberto Roberti, 1tal- ian, with Otto Won Porat, Ncrwe- gian, for ten rounds March o3,
 The next opponent of Gene Tun- ney must come from the younger and comparatively unknown heavies Mullen contends. Mullen claims the eastern elimination have failed to produce d heavyweight of sufficient merit to deserve a match with the champion.
 Robert Is credited with 13 knock. outs in his last l9 matches Won Porat has been bowling over heavy weights here all winter,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
RUNNERS 10 FACE
 GRUELLING TEST
Marath0nerS in "Bunion Derby"
 to Encounter Difficulties

seugman, Ariz,. March 1S (UPl-- Torty-fve miles of rough road with adverse weather likely, lay before the runners in c. c, Pyle's cross continent 'hunion derby today,
 The racers must travel 10 Wi, Hams. Ariz.. today, although q strong wind and extreme cold weather probably will cause great discon- fort.
 Arthur Newton. South African and English veteran, kept up his tire. less pace Thursday 10 finish second to Andrew Payne, Claromore, Okla,
 Newton. however. continues 10 lead the field of go as you canners' in elapsed time from Los Angeles.
 Payne footed the 3s.3 miles from Peach Springs to this town in 5;So:1o. He raised his elapsed time 10 second place. Payne has cover, cd the 425,7 miles from Los Angeles in 7o:46:12.
 Newton's elapsed time is 67:1o:3o.
 A strong chilling wind Thursday caused the runners to slow down somewhat and 10 seek the soup kitchen for hot refreshments more often.
 Charles Hart. veteran English. man, quit the race because of .A- haustion.
 Guisto Tmck. the Italian favori'e e finished Thursdays lap in twenty fifth position.
 As the result Of the bad weather, he tent city was abandoned last night and the runners were housed in the school house.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Mostil in Training
 With Texas Leaguers

Fort Worth, Texas, March 16 tP- Johnny Mos'il, once one Of the hest outfielders in the American Lea gue, has begun his spring training with the local Texas Leaguers. awaiting the arrival Of his teammates of the Chicago White Sox today for the first game of their ten day sweep through Texas.
 Ted Lyons. the Sox slab ace. was to begin the Texas series against Fort Worth today. if he felt ready. Otherwise Ted Blankenship was to lead off for three innings.
 Six Of the squad were left behind ir Shreveport under the guidance of the veteran pitcher. Rod Faber.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

Tonight in Music Hall in New Hayen. the two leading teams in the Connecticut State Basbe etball League will battle # out for the champion ship of the circuit in the final game on the seasons schedule. New Brit ain and the Atlas quintet are the teams to be engaged in the struggle and each has q chance to take cian- pionship honors in the final half of the league.
 New Britain leads at the present time with half a game margin over the Elm City quintet. \ victory for the Hardware City crew tonight will give 1t undisputed hold on first place for the final half of the leaglc while defeat will place the Atlas team in a tie with the locals for the leading position. The Atlas quin- tet won the championship of the first huff of the season.
 New Britain stands a slight favor ite because of the fact that the game vii be staged in Music Hall and not at the New Haven Arena. The floor will be like a neutral court to both quintets because the Atlas five has been showing at the Arena all through the present season and des- pite the fact that Music Hall used to be the scene of all the Green and White battles, the players are as un- used 10 the court as New Britain will be tonight.
 z The Atlas will have its strongest lineup in the game. Sammy Pte and Cohen will probably be at the forwards with Micky Botwinick in reserve. Trupin will probably pump center with Chadys, Gordon. Mosko- witz and Marron to fill in at any of the other positions,
 New Britain will bn represented by Rubenstein and Sloman at for wards, Zakzewski at center and Leary and Shechan at the guards.
 Game Tomorrow Night.
 New Britain will play the second of two tough games tomorrow night when the famous Visitation Five Of Brooklyn. N. Y. formerly the Wash ington Palace quintet of the Ameri- can Professional Basketball. League. appears at the Stanley Arena on Church street
 The visitors will arrive here fresh from q victory over the Celtics. worlds champion quintet and a pretty battle Is anticipated by mem- hers of both teams. Including in the lineup of the Brooklyn team are some Of the best rated players in the country. Kennedy, has no peer, according to well-known critics of the court game while almost equally famous are Brennan, Cooney, Can atty. Williams and Scrill.
 Preliminary Game.
 Landers, Frary X Clark and P. &. F. Corbin mems teams will meet in the preliminary game tomorrow night. This contest is scheduled to start at s o'clock while the main contest will get under way at about 9 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Cardinals Slam Out
 Win Over Bnltimore

Avon Park. Fla. March 1G LI'-- Outhit II 10 and getting of with a four run lead against them. the Ft- Louis Cardinals later took ad- vantage Of the wil1ncss Of thre" Baltimore pitchers and romp"d off to a nine 10 six victory here yester day.
 fimore hurlcrs. outshone the Cardin- al nloundsmen. however Tn the mat ter of being stlnEy with hts.
 Danny Clark. Cardinal outf1"ldHr. has been released outright 10 th" Houston club of the Texas lnague, tho club where the Cardinals found him.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
south Church Juniors
Niyslrrics

Personal fouls-Peck. E. Wosilus, Ritter 2-4; C. Neiisonis, C. Mcli- gonis, Lech--3. Free tries--Peck :, E. NosiluS-S: Lech 2, Ference 2- f, Eefero"--Parker. Timer-Zetter- man. Scorer-Andersop.
 second Game
 The second contest r9s an entire ly different affair. Although the church team squeezed into a 6-5 lead in the first quarter the Celtics came back strongly in the second period. O'Dell and Thomey collabor- aflnS to send their team ahead by l4-9. Russell Anderson, q church substitute who had failed to achieve prominence before. suddenly iaapod into the spotlight in the third quarter and led the way as his team moved Its total up 10 % while holding the Celtics to their same IA The Celtic rally in the last period fell short Danny Wosilus Anderson. Hattlngs Thom"y, and O'Dell featured. The summary.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
HAVE BUSY SCHEDULE
South Church Basketball Team Has Prospect of Playing Several Games In Future,

A tough and busy fortnight looms ahead for the South Congregational church basketball team. which faces the prospect of playing anywhere from five to ten games in that peri cd. Tomorrow afternoon the team will leave the local !. NJ. C. 4. at o'clock to represent Hartford County "f' league winners at the Waterbury Y. NJ. C. A. The locals will engage the FaiRfield county champions. the winner to meet the Windham county yictors in the eve- ming. While the identity of these other teams is not known. the Wind ham county representatives are be- lieved to be the Woodstock Colle- gians. who eliminated the South Church in the semi final round last year and then won the state cham- pionship.
 On Monday night the locals will play the Bristol Congregational church team at the Parish house of the Bristol church. There will be a luncheon and dancing afterward.
 The state elimination competition between the winr CTS of the church league winners in the several cities will begin Thursday night when the South church goes 10 Hartford to play the St. Paul's Methodist quintet of that city. 4 return game will be played in this city the following week. proba bly, on Wednesday, and the team making the greater num- bcr of points in the two contests will enter the semi-final round and pos sibly the final round of play in Mori- den on Saturday. March 31. The church team is also entered in the city tournament. which will begin on the 27th.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Manager Sh0tton Is
 Satisfied With Team

Winter Haven, Fla, March 16.-- tP,-The Philadelphia Nationals arc not winning many ball games in their training series, but Manager shotton appears we'll satisfied with the con- dition of his men.
 Exhibition games don't count Shotton said today. The boys gradually are rounding into form. When our pitchers get into a little better shape we will give them all 8 battle"
 Yesterday the Phillies fell before the St. Louis Browns 9 to 2. Today they meet the Buffalo Internationals week.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Plason stan,lin.
Games Tonight
EUFTF' ' I''F'f-fl' New Britain al Fiarttord- Natcrbtrr,, a. NJ,rtfat4

Waterbury at Msrden.
 Flashing brilliant defense tha' completely bottled up the TWO stars of the visiting team and combining with i, an excellent oifense that brought points when they were most needed, the Now Britain roller hockey quintet lot night clearly outplayed Meriden 70 win another game in 'he championship playoff by the score ot 10 Williams and Pierce. Meridens pair Of ac" rush CTS were completely smothcrca by the local backs Tn the pinches and what goals they did score were made through dazzling plays and work 0. the most srucllins sort,
 Jim Lawlor, local boy. was sent in at halfhack in the second period of the game and although he did not star, he proved to be 2 diamond in the rough on tho defense and he took care of Steve Pierce to per lection slowing up that gentleman appreciahly as the period wore on
 Alexander got back into scoring form last night and his floor work with Boucher as q partner was q real feature Of the game. There may be better rushers in the gam than the two local men but when Alexander and Boucher are going right they generally get results and they were going right last night Boucher, as usual, starred on the floor and although he failed to score more than one goal, his work helped New Britain immensely,
 The surprise of the night vas 3 pair of goals score1 hy Brown. the first two New Britain goals of the game Shooting with nehtning-lllle speed and a craftsmanship that could not be eScelled the local cen- ter sent two screamers past Purcell that the Meriden goal tender never eaw.
 Williams started the racket with q pretty shot off the bank but New Britain went into the second period with a one point lead. Two goals by Alexander in the second period gave New Britain decided edge but Steve Pierce cut this down on" with a dazzling exhibition just be fore the period ended. Two goals each after hectic floor battles kept New Britain's margin of two intact and gave the victory to the local team.
 Morrison and TI1n1ayiIia did in. most effective work for Neriden both shining on the defense while Williams and Pierce. despite the heavy guarding of the local men, made things dangerous at all times for the Hardware City crew.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
ROGERS ALLEYS
SPECIAL. MATCH
5l3 nr S1f1fy
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY Inc AEH1riated Press
 panyiile. Ill.-Lcss Mariner Chi caEo. knocked out Ed Hall. St, Louis G) Bud DeHsven. Paris. Hi. de- foated Billy Moore. Indianapolis i0).
 Youngstown. Ohio Koscy StoH, Manchester. Fa.. defeated Al Cor bet. Cleveland, fn).
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
RANGER SOCIAL

The Ranger \. c. will hold , smoker and social in the club rooms Saturday evening for members and their friends. A good program of entertainment has been arranged, including some boxing bouts and 8 talk by Dr. Frank Zwick. Jimmy Clinch will give a hstic exhibition as 8 special feature.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
TITLE RESTS BETWEEN
 THREE BILLIARD STARS
Pocket Billiard Championship De- bends on Outcome of TOday's Game.
Game.

Chicago. March ls PA-The na- tional championship in pocket bil- lizards was thrown into tomorrow matches by the draw for the four games on today's schedule. Ii rests on the outcome Of the matches 10 be played by Frank Taberski Of Schenectady. x. r. the defending champion. Ralph GreenleAf of
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16

Listed above are the players upon whom the hopes of two ancient ri- yals, Hartford and New Britain high schools. are placed in the bas- '-otball game at the Stanley Arena ,onight- New Britains success will 1'pend on krazeWskl. Zaleski and saunders on the offense and Sowka end Landino on the defense. while Hartford will depend almost entire ly on Shorty" Mallinowski. tho midget forward.
 In the little betting that has h",r done. New Britain has been made the favorite. but it was also the fa- vorite when the two teams met earlier in the season. On that occa- sion. Hartford won by 8 S5 10 F score at the Hopkins street gymna- sium in the Capital City
 The Red and Gold team has been practicing in the Stanley Arena every night this week so that when the game starts it should be used to the floor, Hartford High will not be lost on the arena floor since the team practices on the Hopkins street gymnasium which is just about the same size as the floor of the Churc!! street enclosure,
 Hartford will be out for ,5rn mark for the season. It. has played l3 games, winning six and losing seven. 4 victory over New Britain will make it seven wins and seven losses, The result of ton,ght's game will be the deciding factor or whether or not the season was q. success. The championship of the Triangular League was decided with the victory of New Haven Eillhouse over Hartford. but second place in the league will be decided tonight, New Haven has won three and lost one. Hartford won two and lost one. and New Britain won two and lest one.
 Coach John Newell of the Blue and White team and Coach Georse M. Cassidy of the Red and Gold ar both confident of victory. The Junior Reserves with John Reid at center. Was and Berkowitz. forwards; and Captain Reckert, Joe Eetrano and Eecano at guards. will play Hartford High school seconds. This game will start at o'clock and the feature at- traction will be called immediately after the close of the preliminary
 Dick Dillon will be the referee in both games, "Ken" Saunders will be the scorer. and Jack Butler will be the time.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
south Church Juniors


Personal fouls-Anderson Joseph, stanley, D. Wosilus ?. E. Wosilus 2. Hattlngs 2-3: Thomey, McCabe, Flnkerton, O'Doll. Crowley 4-s. Technical foui-Joseph. Free tries Joseph 3, D. Wosilus 2, B. Wosilus 2. Hattngs 4-ll; Thomey 5. McCabe, Plhkerton ., O'Dell :. Crowley, Dickinson - i5. Referee -- Morey. 1imer-Wessels. Scorer-Parker,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
EXPECTS BIG SEASON

Although Babe Ruth Is one Of th . oldest players in the major leagues in point of service, he thinks this coming year will prove one of his best in the big leagues.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
CHRySLER QUINTET
 BEATS PON7!ACS
Se!andel and Bayer Tangled Up
 All Through Game

Jimmy Clinton. veteran roller hockey player, in one of his best oX- hjhitions on the rink this year, led the Chrys..r team To q victory over the Pontiacs in tho preliminary to the New Britain Ncridon game at the Stanley Arena last night, The Chryslcrs ecored a total of five goals 10 two for the Pontiacs and Of these, Clinton pohed in three. S'landcr scored the others.
 The Clryslcr team. made up for the most part Of veterans. exhibited nice team work in the game. Frank lloole played center 10 perfection while Selander worked nicely with Clinton on the rush line. Dick lily land, filling in at halfback, played his usually consistent game while Sitz put up q good defense in the goal
 George Bay"r. sensational goal tender was at halfDack for the Pon- tlacs last night, As q halfhack Bayer is a grcat goal tender. With pair of rollers on last night four sizes too big for him, Eayer was like the gal loping ghost that gets no where with a great deal Of speed. He and S"landor gave a perfect exhibition of a hurlesaue Spanish fandango as both were twisted around each other on almost every play.
 Each team scored 3 goal Tn the tirst period but the Chryslers went into the lead in the second with three nicely placed shots, In the third each team again scored leaving the final count 10 for the EhrNslers In. enrll mary.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
o IN
 
MERIDEN FALLS BEFORE
 NEW BRITAlN'S ATTACK

Sensational Play of Locals Gives Them to Victory in Playof-Jm Lawlor Gets Into Game in Second Period-Brown Drives in First Two Goas-Pierce and Williams Bottled Up-Hartford Quintet Here in Last Game of Season Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
INSTALLED AS FAvORITEs

Regh' Count and Anita Peabody have been installed as favorites 10 win the Kentucky Derby this year in the winter books.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
Hartford Here Sunday

Hartford will appear against New Britain Sunday afternoon in the final game of the year for this city. New Britain is scheduled 70 battle Fred Jean and his crew al the Palais Royal In the Capital City tonight and a large number Of local fans arc planning 10 attend New Britain s work in its last few games has given tt an excellent chance 10 cop the championship in the remaining con- tests.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
RIVAL SCHOOL TEAMS TO
 MEET AT ARENA TONIGHT
New Britain Slight Favorite Over Hartford-Locals Have Gone Through Daily Practice Sessions in Pre- parations for Game Both Coaches are Confident of Victory - Record Crowd Expected Out to See Batte-Dck Dillon to Referee.

Lineup of New Britain High and Hartford Public Hibh school ;easm in the annual basketball game to- night;
 N. B. H. E. H. P H. krazewski .,....... Mallinowski
 Right Forward Zalosh Wilkins
 Left Forward saunders ..,.......,.. Hayes
 Center Sowka ..,............. kerWill
 Right Guard Landlno ..-.......... Shor'ell
 Left Guard Subs: Reckert for New Britain: Wise for Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-16
WITH THE BOWLERS
FRATERNITY ALLEYS

NORTH & JUDD LEAGUE
 Black stones