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New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(By the Associated Press)

1
Boston - Dave Shade. California,
outpointed Arthur Flynn. Lawrence,
Mass, G0D frankie O'Brien, Hart
ford, outpointed Jack Britton, New
York I0)
Toledo. O.,-Rosy Rosales, Cleve-
land, outpointed Larry Johnson. Chi
cago G0) Joe Boichan. Detroit,
Won on foul from Sammy Lurica,
Toledo 90
Eau Claire. Wis.-Johnny Ciccone
I'uluth Mimi. outpointed George
Mavis. Chicago G0)
Cedar Rapids. la.-Henry Fale-
eano, Des Moines, Ia. outpointed
Hank Busges. Waterloo, Ia, Io.)
Mlnneapolis-H Harry Dillon. Win
ripeg. outpointed Dick Daniels. Min
neapolis G0) Britt German, Min
rcapolis, outpointed Jack Shurkey.
Minneapolis 50
s.. Joseph, Mo.-Charley Cobb
Touston. Tex, knocked cut Battling
Nelson. Waterloo, Ia. 20 Brownie
Truman. Wichita. Kans.. outpointed
Archie Amons. St. James Mimi, ts)
Ernie North. Des Moines, Ia, out
pointed Everett McLair. Kansas
City 90
Denver lrwon Big, Omaha.
Neb, knocked out Billy Vaughan,
Jorrington. Wyo.. (2.)
New crleans-3ig Boy Peterson,
Minneapolis. and Martin Burke, New
2 Orleans. draw Go)
! Hollywood. Cal.-Home Sheridan.
Sioux City, Ia, knocked out Joe
| Cardoza, Culver City, Cal, 80
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
Court Tennis IS
REVIVED IN PARIS
FaVolik Game Of French Kings
Coming Into Public Favor

Paris, Dec. ). N-Court tennis,
favorite game OF French kings and
long neglected after the Revolu-
tions. Is reviving In public favor. In
Paris. Bordeaux and Pau. particu-
larry. recent tournaments have
demonstrated that an increasing
number Of players are taking up
the game.
just before the revolution there
were at least so courts In Paris
alone. Four pre-revolution courts
are still standing In France, one
built at Versailles In lsas. another
at Fontainbleau In 1902 and court,
at Bordeaux ad Chantilly erected
in the middle of the eighteenth
century. Only in the Bordeaux
building 10 tennis still played: thu
others are used for storage pur.
poses.
Much OF French history devel-
oped on tennis courts. Louis X
died from a chill caught while
playing and Napoleon is said t.
have found it pleasant means o,
relaxation. Kings favorites found
an ability to be defeated gracefully
by their royal master a valuable
adjunct to continued power.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
EAST IS first
ON A. P. ELEVENS
Michigan Only Team to Be Rep
resented Every Year

New York, Dec s. Dec. 3. H-ln
the four years that the All Ameri-
ca football consensus has been
compiled by The Associated Press.
Michigan is the only team to be
selected over the 1888 period.
The Wolverines placed Ooster-
baan at end twice. Friedman at
quarterback once and Pommerening
at tackle this year.
West Point and Dartmouth. each
with three men placed In the selec-
tions. are next. Sec.ionaily. the
East has a substantial lead with is
of the A places. The Middle West
occupies IL. the Far West . and
the South 8.
Here is the distribution Of the a
players by colleges:
East - Army 3. Dartmouth 5,
Princeton ., Yale .. Navy 2. Pitts
burgh .. Pennsylvania /, Syracuse
!. Georgetown !. New York Univer-
sity ].
Middle West Michigan I. H.
linos .. Minnesota >. Notre Dame
?. Northwestern I Nebraska 1.
Far West - Stanford ., South
ern California .. ST. Mary's 2.
Washington =, Colorado College I.
South Georgia. Alabama. Geor-
gia Tech, Vanderbilt and Florida !
each.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
MEETS NEW BRITAIN BASEBALL TEAM
BASEBALL SOt0NS
MOVE To CHICAGO
Hold Joint Meeting d American
iDd National Leagues

Toronto. Ont. Dec. e.-O2eThs
temporary baseball capital Of the
North American continent today
was moved from Toronto, whore the
- minor leagues Of organised base
ball have been In session. to Chica-
20. where . Joint meeting Of the
American and National leagues will
be held next Thursday.
The 81 minors came together
with the question Of the draft at
tho head OF the program. and when
they went home 1t was In same
relative position. Committees from
; the class IA" leagueA opponents
Of the unrestricted draft. and the
"A" leagues. one non-draft and tire
! moro or iess in favor OF 1t, will
meet at West Baden. Ind. January
! 10. with q smaller representation
from tho leagues Of lower classifi-
i cation. very much In favor Of
wholesale drafting. to talk. II pos
sible. to the majors face to face
about the selection of players
through the medium commonly
called the draft"
Tho draft question will now move
Ito New York and Chicago. 1t MAY
be discussed at the National league
meeting at New York and the
American league conclave At Chi
cago Tuesday. The Toronto conven-
ton seemed to shy from the ques-
ton. although an elaborate series
Of recommendation for revision
had been made by the major
minor advisory council.
The National association con-
vention gave opportunity for trades
Of players and many deals were
made. Thirteen of the l6 major
league managers attended the meet
ing and some business was done. Al
though the only important an
nouncement was the transfer of
First Baseman Dale Alexander and
Pitcher John Prudhomme from
Toronto to Detroit. Other rumored
deals involving Cincinnati and New
York In the Naponal. and New
York. Washington and Boston In the
American. were not confirmed. but
announcements, positive or Mega
tive. were expected next week.
The minors did some trading
among themselves and with the
majors although the volume was
said to have been smaller than In
other years.
Many Of the clubs in leagues OF
tho lower classi fications were not 20
fortunate. One club president from
Z class ''B" league said that when
he came to Canada. he left a num-
Der Of notes In banks back home.
Il expected to sell some players
to pay these notes,' he said, but
added. II have not been able to sell
a single player.
II don't know what the banks
are going to say to me when ! get
home"
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
PANAMA P||G|| 'ST
REMEMBERS FOL KS
Santiago Zo1rilla Never For.
gets Ills Family at Home

San Francisco, Dec. s Hl-Santi-
ago Gorilla, little rubber ball ring
ster. who has put the San Bias
province of Panama on the pugilis-
tic map. is a member of that class
of fighters who never forget the old
folks at home.
Since that day nearly four years
ago. when he clambered upon dock
Colon and from there started on
the trail which has led to spectac-
ular ring career the diminutive In
dian has been sending remitta noes
to his parents. share OF every
purse he earns finds il way into the
province home where reside hts
father. mother and several brothers
ard sisters.
One of Zorrilla's first acts after
his gloved fists began to bring In
the dollars was to buy rifle for
his father. It was the most mo-
mentous event Of the elder mans
Efe. Such a luxury had never been
thought of.
Zorrilla recently fought a draw
with Tod Morgan, junior light
weight champion.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08

Fails LII COmeDack
Mickey Luke led the Z. L. +. Cor
bin team in one of the strongest
comebacks seen in the Industrial
league this year. In the Is minutes
of the second half the underdogs
threw scare into the leaders but
the Screw Shop regulars went back
into the game and saved the day.
The smooth working Corbin Screw
team was too much for the Lock
makers IN the first half and it scor-
ed Is points to four for the boys
from Park street. Last years cham
pions were led in battle by Ham
my barrow and Joe Luke in the
first half.
When things began TO take a
change for the worse, Andy Iaku-
oowitz came through with flying
colors for his team and scored five
field goals in the second frame.
While he vas in Hank Arbour
played his usual floor game. It was
the work Of Arbour and Yakubo-
wicz in intervening p. & r. passes
that aided their team greatly.
Although T. * +. threatened and
was gradually cutting down the early
advantage held hc the orange team
Coach Arbour took his forwards out
of the game. When Hoist. Mickey
Luke and Jasper began to find the
hoop in 2 determined rally Yaku
bowicz and Luke We're sent into the
lineup again and Immediately Andy
made his presence felt by tossing ID
a field gnll which made the scor'
IS TO -. These were the FIRST point.
made by his team in several min
utes, during the interval Corblns
had scored II points in succession.
The summary.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
Paper Chooses Hebrew
Au.America Eleven

New York. Dec. 8 (UP)-The
jewish Tribune. q weekly publica.
ton, has announced its annual Ne.
lection of the Jewish All-America
football team for 1928 a. follows:
Ends. Gantenbein, Wisconsin. and
Glasser. Delaware: tackles. Weis-
low. Chicago. and Winick. Syracuse:
guards. Levine. Princeton. and ia
cobson. Georgia: center. Schneider.
New York T.: quarterback. Flcish-
hacker. Stanford; haifbacks, LON.
California. and Edelson. Southern
California; fullback. Cornsweet.
Brown.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
Tony Canzoneri Meets
Chick SugEs TONIGHT

New York. Dec. fuP)-Tony
Canzoneri. Brooklyn featherweight
and former world champion. will be-
gin a busy comeback campaign to-
night when he meets Chick suggs,
negro bantam and featherweight
champion Of New England. In a 10.
round bout at the Olympia A. c.
On December IL Cansoneri will
meet Al Singer. brilliant young Bronx
featherweisht, in = l0-round bout
at Madison Square Garden. Can
zoneri replaces Johnny Dundee. vet
eran and former 126-pound title
holder against Singer. the New York
state athlete commission having
ruled Dundee was an unsuitable ops
ponent.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
Carre"ie Tech Players
On All-OrrO~ert Team

New York. Dec. s UTP)-Five
Carnegie Tech players are named on
the New York university all-op-
ponent eleven selected by the N. 7.
U. Daily News. Two Missouri play
ers and one each from Georgetown.
Fordham. Oregon State and West
Virginia Wesleyan were selected.
The first team follows:
Ends. Rosenzweig. Carnegie Tech.
and Brown, Missouri. Tackles.
Mooney. Georgetown and Burlington,
West Virginia Wesleyan: guards.
Dreshar. Carnegie Tech and Eilers.
Oregon States: Center, Siano, Ford
ham; quarterback. Harpster. Car
negie Tech: Halfbacks, Letzelter.
Carnegie Tech and Mehrle. Mis-
souri,: fullback. Karcis. Carnegie
Tech.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
GRIDlR0N Of ice
IN WESTERN CITY
Game Played Thanksgiving Day
in 1919 Unparalleled

Colorado. Springs, Dec. :. ~
Rocky Mountain football fans who
read recently about cancellation OF
q football game In the Middle West
because OF wet grounds. recall .
memorable battle between Colorado
Aggies and Colorado College
Thanksgiving Day In 1919 1nder
weather conditions believed to be
unparalleled In the history Of the
sport.
Entering the game a. the UNDER
dogs, the Tigers fought their way
! over Z sridiron Of solid Ice to sub.
merge tho beefy Aggies by . score
Of ~ to o.
This little summer resort which
annually changes its summer coat
ing of green to a white blanket late
in the football season awoks
Thanksgiving morning to find the
football field of ito college covered
with a solid cake of Ice following
Z blizzard tho night before.
Finding II impossible to remove
tho white coating from the grid.
iron. coaches Of the rival eievens
resorted to an application Of red
/ paint for the usual white lines on
tho football field. AZ a further
protection. players on the two
teams oiled their bodies with goose
grease, and wore wooden UNDER
wear and gloves.
The game itself brought out the
most unusual football ever seen In
this conference. Forward passes
went to naught as an intended re-
! ceiver slipped on the icy gridiron.
I Line plunges were often stopped
back of the limo Of scrimmage al
the ball carrier lost his footing.
The hands Of players became numb
in the <-below-zero weather. Weeks
after the game "Swede' jackson.
Colorado College quarterback. wa
still suffering from frozen fingers.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
|ELM CITY QUINTET WILL
BATTLE LOCALS TONIGHT
Fast Combination From New Haven Anxious to Beat
New Britain For First Time This Year-Hardwars
City Players All Set to Go-Sheehan Back In Trim
Gladys to Stack Up Against AL Sloman - Two
Other Atlas Stars With Visitors

A quintet In it, first season - .
hasketball combination. will essay
tonight 1t the Stanley Arena to put
. halt to tho fast-traveilins New
Britain team IN it, RAGS towards the
mythical state championship. The
visiting aggregation slated 70 do bat
tie tonight on the chalksd arena 70
known a. tho Elm City five.
4 feature OF the squads APPEAR
ance here. according to advance no.
tees sent out by the manager Of tho
club. will be the presence in the line
up Of Zeke Chadys, former star
guard Of tho Atlas A. c. team and
bitter court enemy Of Al eloman. To-
cal star forward. Gladys delights In
playing Sloman and. according to
what We have learned. he has made
= special request to be placed
against the local boy tonight and the
request viii be gsanted.
Two other Atlas stars OF past
years are with the visiting combine.
Wexler. a forward and "Pookie" Al.
derman. center, will furnish the OPP
position with plenty Of offensive
power while the remainder OF the
team DAWN and Roslnski. will round
out what looks like Z formidable
team.
New Britain's stalwarts are all In
good shape. Johnny Sheehan is back
In trim after a weeks rest. In last
Saturday nights game against the
Brownsvilie Favorites OF Brooklyn.
n. Y. Sheehan twisted hts knee. The
injury, though painful. was not seri-
GUS and he will be In the starting
lineup tonight
Sloman and McElwain. a. nice 4
pair of forwards as has represented
New Britain In several seasons, will
again mate up for tonights contest.
Jimmy Zakzewski. scoring ace Of the
local tribe. will jump at center while
Tom Leary. former Fordham Uni
versity captain. will trot along with
6heehan in the back court.
The New Britain team with each
succeeding game. Is progressing and
in its four starts so far this season.
it has tumbled some Of the strong
est imaginable opposition. The play
ers are out to make a clean sweep
OF state teams and they are already
showing mid-season form.
The game tonight will start
promptly at o'clock following the
preliminary and dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
HUNGARY LIKES POLO

Budapest. Dec. 3. R-Polo 10 to
Hungary what baseball Ii to the
United States. For tts size Hungary
has more polo grounds than any
other country IN Europe. Hun
gary's stars placed second at the
1928 Ulympics.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
SIGNS FOR FIGHT

New York, Dec. s UP)-Joe Sex
rra of Dayton. who has grown into
heavyweight within tn, last few
months, has been signed to meet
Young stribling of Georgia in a
heavyweight match at Madison
square Garden December 26. Sex.
yra holds a victory over X. o
Christner, who knocked out knute
Hansen this week.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
YOUTH RULES IN MEXICO

The best tennis player in Mexi-
CO Is Ricardo Tapia and the best
woman pl-.:r IL his sister. He is
is and she 10 Is.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
SWIM ALL YEAR

Rio De Janeiro. Dec. s. ReThey
swim every day In the year here
In Rio yet swimming records
among Brazilian amateurs are only
on par with the Olympic records
OF twenty years ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
Mems League

Last Nights Results
p. & +. Corbin. II: North & Judd.
2. (Girls).
Corbin Screw. so; P. & F. Corbin.
20.
Stanley Rule. 80: Fafnirs, IS.
One team met its first defeat and
another went into tie for first
place by winning its third consecu-
tive victory in the Industrial basket
ba league last night at the Tabs
hall. Corbin Screw went into a first
place tie with the Stanley Works
when it defeated its arch-rival p.
& +. Corbns and the Fafnir team
dropped into a third place tie be-
cause of its defeat from the Stanley
Rule team.
First place in the league Is to be
decided Tuesday night at the Stanley
Arena when Corbin Screw and STAN
ley Works face each other in battle.
Last nights games were witnessed
by another overflow crowd Of rabid
basketball fans. The first game be-
tween the P. g.. +. Corbin girls was
too one-sided to be interesting; the
second game was uninteresting In
the first half when Corbin Screw ran
up Is to 4 lead. but in the second
stanza the strong comeback Of p. Il
T. Corbins made it interesting. The
third game was the most exciting
contest of the evening and it was
close for the greater part of the
time. The score was tied three times
in the first half but the Rulers pull
ed away and despite several danger
Gus second half threats by the Taf-
mir team, Coach Murphy's quintet
held the advantage.
Play Like Champs
In scoring their one sided victory
over the inexperienced North & Judd
team, the 2. & F. Corbin girls played
excellent basketball.
Captain Anna Pietkerwitz Of the
Lockmakers continued her offensive
which has been the feature Of her
teams attack this season. She made
three field goals which were more
than was necessary to defeat the
Bucklemakers.
The North & Judd team shows a
world of promise but it lacks conf
dence.
By its victory. ]. & T. took firm
CT grip on first place with two VIC
tories. North & Judd went further
into last place with two defeats.
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
FALL river TO
Battle LOCALS
New Britain Hockey Team Is
Nosd Out BY Meridea

Fall Rivers roller hockey quintet
featuring Freddie Harkins of last
years Waterbury quintet, Cid
Brown Of New Britain and Purcell.
Meriden's goal tender. will invade
the city tomorrow afternoon to meet
the New Britain five. Following
three straight defeats. the locals will
attempt to get into form for 4 VIC
tory over tho Bay state quintet
The Fal. River aggregation last
night lost it, opening game to New
Bedford by the score OF to I. The
team has Pellegrin. brother to New
Britain's rusher. In the first rush
position and Freddie Harkins In
second. Brown plays center with
Cusick at halfback and Purcell In
the goal.
Isoae Close Game
Displaying tho form that It sadly
lacked in tho opening game Of the
season hero Thuraday night, the
New Britain team was barely nosed
out by the Meriden quintet 6 to in
Z closely fought encounter In Meri-
dent last night.
Harry Thompson. almost single
handedly. Gagged New Rritain's hve
goals and the Hardware City quintet
led by S to score until the last
five minutes of play in the third
period. Then Steve and Earl Pierce,
hit a stiff pace and three goals were
scored giving Meriden enough Of an
edge to win.. The score:
Meriden New Rrifa In
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
THE END OF sCHWErTZER

Kid Chocolate put an end to
Jackie Schweitzer's victory streak
recently after Schweitzer had won
20 fights in a row.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08

Fall River, Mass, Dec. Z Up
New Bedford spoiled Fail Rivers
roller polo revival here tonight, TAX
ing this city's new five. IA. before
500 fans at the Morgan street
Casino. wild Bill" Duggan led the
Whalers' ASA ult with five goals.
The game was fairly fast all the
way and during the earlier minutes
Of the second period. when goals of
the sticks OF Harkins and Pellegrin
tied the score At three-three. fast
skating and clever stick work held
the floor. The summary:
New Bedford: Duggan, If; Wiley
er: Muirhead, C; Arruda. hb; Jette
8. Fall River: Pellegrin. II: Har.
kins. Or: Brown. c; Cusick, hb; Pur.
cell. 3.
First period: New Bedford, Wiley
l:lt: New Bedford. DueEan. 1906;
Fall River. Harkics. 4:3s; New Bed.
ford. Duggan, 1858.
Second period: Fall River. Har.
kins. 2:41; Fall River. Pellcgrin
1877; New Bedford. Wiley, 5:17;
New Bedford. Duggan. 4:12.
Third period: New Bedford. Dug.
gan. l:l?: Fall River, Harkins, 5:cS;
New Bedfrod. Duggan. 1855.
Score: New Bedford Z: Fall River
I.
Goals scored by Duegan, S; Wiley
.: Harkins 3: Peilegrin.
Rushes. won by Dusgan, 10; Pei.
legrin, ?.
Stops, by Jette. 46; Purcell. e6.
Referee. Tim Cusick. Timer, jim
Walsh.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08

THE LIFE OF A GOLFER
Both Johnny and Jim Farrell.
who are no relation to each other
have Jobs for the winter at st.
Augustine golf courses.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
Stanley Rule

Referee. Coyle: timer. Sikora;
scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08
i. e. +. Corbin
North & Judd
Fails In Comeback

Referee. Coyle; timer, Sikora;
Storar Rrf1nr
New Britain herald., 1928-12-08

Last Nights Results
p. & +. Corbin, II: North & Judd.
!. (Girls).
Corbin Screw. 80; P. & f. Corbin.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-09
STEVENSON SETS UP
 sTR|KE-OUT RECORD

Falling like autumn leaves, or te;, ter yet, moving 'em down like a irashirg machine, Stevenson, star twifler ard pride of the Signal Corps made 15 batters, of the Surveyor baseball team, bite the dust in yes terday's slaughter which ended by the sore of 12 to l. Lenhart caught lis playmate in big league style. Just IT sgood-luck Steve also kissed the horsehide for a homer. His nine tean. mates gave him airtight sup port. To make matters worse for the surveyer crew Steve permitted them but two lousy hits.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-09
AUTOMOBILE FLOWS THROUGH CROWD IF
 WORK|NCMEN
THREE INJURED, ONE SERIOUSLY THREE AMBULANCES RUSHED
 TO SCENE

SEATTLE, July g. (P)-W. T. Haus CT was reported seriously injured and two others hurt, when an automobile, driven by M. IA. Green, plowed thru a crowd of worlomen at 34th Avenue and Aurora Street, Three ambulances were rushed to the scene of the acci- dent when it wa reported that several men had been seriously hurt
 Hauser was removed to ths Provi- dence hospital, where physicians said his condition was undetermined.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-09

CONES, Eng.,-A striking view of the giant speedboat "Estelle l." in which Miss M. E. Carstairs, the only British entry in the International speedboat Races at Detroit, Mich, hopes to create a new worlds record by attaining a speed of 100 miles an hour.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-09

R. F. Raber, secretary and sales marage- at; ;,: Pioneer" printing firm of Tacoma Wash, w.o with Ms. Raber, is raking his ~.st trip to Alaaka, departed today so' the h. teri. They return:1s.to the rc ast via the hig 1w;.y
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-09
WHOA! MAuDE!0

A mule and hofse is aboard the NJ. s. Discoverer, now plying it's way to Hanna from the Port of Seward. The stock will be used for hauling freight over the 1O-mile trail from the bay to the village.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-09
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-03-17
DR.. h. F. TANCIL GONE

The funeral services of DR.. K. F.
Tancil, one of the best known ply
sicians and public spirited citizens in
this State, took place from the Mt.
Oliyet Baptist Church, Rev. J.
Andrew Bowler, the pastor officiating
The services were inspiring and SYM
pathetic and large crowd thronged
the church edifice and packed the
streets surrounding the place of the
Impressive ceremonies. Funeral Di-
rector Robert c. Scott, the we'll
known transporter of the dead, had
charge of the remains.
Rev. Bowler was. at his best and
coupled with the solemn anthems of
the choir and other selected singers,
the exercises will long be remem-
bered on Church Hill. 1t would fill 4
book to give a detailed account Of
DR.. TanciPs work among these peo-
Pile, where he had chosen to reside.
He left daughter, Mrs. Pearl Tancil
Langston, who is now a resident Of
Philadelphia; a son, Richard F..
Tancil, Jr. Mrs. Tancil had preceded
her husband to the grave.
The services took place at twelve
O'Clock last Sundoy.