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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-22
Watch for this danger
signal-a dirty ring
around the washtubs

HAVE you seen It in your washtubs!
Of course you have! Dc you know
What e means? Of course you know
that Il means the washing has been
done IN hard water. Soap combined
With the hardness and made scum.
The scum collected dirt. some went
iato the clothes. some formed the
dirty ring. -.
becnmes : wonderful cleaner. with o.
~itheut soap. No dirty ring! White
elsihssl Sosp saved. from V to Y the
amovnt ordinarily used. Use Melo
whsievss you hssd soft water. NOTES.
how much more elective the soap Is!
Get Mdo st your grocer's.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-22

says he recalls the first issue Of The
Tribune under Colonel Lounsbury. IN
1873. He naturally has a memory
filled with historical rc~collcctions OF
the territorial and Indian days. Pas
tor Grossman IS q native of Iowa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-22

DR.. W. G. Wolvcrton. Of Linton.
made a short stay here this morning,
on his way to Minot to attend the
Lions conference as president Of the
Linton club.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-22

c. G.. Flanders Goth Century
Amusement company all this
week. Sixth and Front street.
Merry-g0-r0und, ferris wheel.
kiddie ride. Free attractions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-22

Special prices on all coats,
suits, ensembles and millinery
at the Sarah Gold Shop, 312
Main Ave.
California Cherries, Gussner's.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-22

MI. and Mrs. E. O. Craig. Esmond.
arrived last evening for a short stay
in the city. Mrs. Craig is a member
of the legislature from Benson
county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-22

E. J. Gobel went to Center OF ;
business trip, today.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
DUSTY LEAGUE RIVALS
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT
Two OF the Quintets battling for
First Place to Settle Argll-
mcHt In Games.

Two of the Industrial league bas-
kctball teams which arc fighting for
first place will take part in the two
mems games to be played at the
Tabs hall tomorrow night. Corbin
Screw will play Russell & Erwin
and Corbin Cabinet Lock will play
Fafnirs.
A victory for either Corbin Screw
ef Fafnirs scored while the other is
being defeated will see the victor
ious team on top after the nights
festivities. Corbin Screw will benefit
if both are defeated because a lead
which the Screw Shop now holds
will not be disturbed.
The first game of the night will be
girls game which will have an inn
portant bearing on the champion
ship despite the fact that r. e. +.
Corbin. indicated first place team,
and North & Judd, last place quin-
tet, are in the battle. If p. e. +. Cor
bins win tomorrow night, Landcrs
girls will be left definitely out of the
running and the race between p. &
i. Corbin and Corbin Screw will be
closer than ever before this season.
The first gave will start at 1880
o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
new BRITAIN TO PLAY
HILLH0USE SATURDAY
High School Basketball Quintet Has
Chance to Break Even on
Its Games Played

Another opportunity for the New
Britain High school to break even
on its basketball games before the
mid-year graduation will present
itself Saturday when the New Ha-
ven Hillhouse High school team will
be played. Another will be week
from Saturday when Hartford Pub
lie High will be played. Both games
will be out of town.
These viii be the last two high
school games for Captain Eddie
Sowka. Louis Landino. Alex Zaleski
and Henry Kraszewsk. These four
with "Hermy" Schmarr at center
will be in the lineup against New
Britain's two Triangular league ri-
walls. If Landino is again ineligible
Lpman will be used at his position
with Billy Ross. substitute forward.
as the next choice.
After February Coach Cassidy'a
lineup. as it looks at present. will
be Schmarr. center; Ross and Merig-
liani, forwards; Lipman and one OF
several promising candidates, guards.
1t is probable that Schmarr and
Ross will alternate as acting captain
after February 1.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
PHANT0MS BEAT ENDEE
JUNIORS IN HARD GAME
Nose Out Meridcn Team in Last
Three Minutes to Win By
Score of Al to 80.

In the preliminary to the Bristol
Meriden Endee basketball game in
Meriden last night, the Phantoms of
this city defeated the Endee Juniors
of the Silver City by a II to IS
score. The game was a rough bat
tie from start to finish with the
locals gaining an edge near the end.
Three successive baskets by Cohen
and Crane gave the Phantoms a
fast start but the teams were tied
at 9-all at the quarter. Again at the
half the score was a deadlock at
20-all. Then the Phantoms went
on a rampage and four baskets by
Crane seemed to break the tie.
Meriden came right back. however,
and tied the score at % all at the
end of the third session.
.Meriden apparently had an edge
in the final session until YankOwitx
flipped in a pretty shot and with
three minutes TO go, the score WAS
again tied at 3G-all. in the last min
ute, the Phantoms put the game in
ice with two baskets. Scully and
johnson starred for Meriden while
the entire Phantom team played
good ball. Crane was high scorer.
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
AMATEUR HOCKEY
TEAMS TO Clash
Holst'S Wildcats to Meet Fits
Terrors Sunday Afternoon

Amateur roller hockey games may
come and amateur roller hockey
games may 60, but none will be able
to compare with the love feast that
has been planned for the preliminary
game at the Stanley Arena next Sun
day afternoon. 1t will be case OF
| Wildcats VS.. Terrors when one quin-
tet headed by Ray Hoist clashes with
another headed by Billy Fitzpatrick.
Although the fans may expect a
lot of fun. the players on the two
teams recruited during the past week
we're never more serious. Practice
sessions have been staged daily at
testers hall and all of them have
reached a stage where they can keep
off the floor for five seconds at a
time.
Two prizes have been offered the
teams. Charley Bernstein, proprietor
of Charles Grill, is Offering steak
dinner to the first player who makes
goal in the game while Lou (Doc)
Cranley, refreshments stand lessee,
will furnish free drinks (soft drinks)
to the members of the winning team.
Several others interested In the game
are planning to offer trophies to the
winners and it is even rumored that
special trophy will be awarded to
the captain of the winning team
after the game.
Ray Hoist has signed up the entire
Middletown Red-Wings basketball
! team. Mickey Luke will be at first
rush with Jimmy (Red) Reynolds in
the second position. Hoist captain
of the Vikings, will be at center while
Hank" Arburr is to be stationed Mt
halfback. Ralph Recano will see
to it that no goals are made.
t'itzie's Tcrrors will be composed
CT Buggy" himself at first rush;
Hamilton Eldridge barrow, known
off the screen as "Hammy." second
rush: Morse at center; George Bayer
at halfback and Cook in the goal.
The Terrors have an edge over
their rivals because it is remember
ed by many that Fitzpatrick and
Cook both played about 20 years ago
at Hanna's Armory and Rentschler's
park. Both were in the same posi-
tons as they will play next Sunday.
Fitzpatrick started when he was six
years old. He celebrated his Goth
birthday last week.
| The game will be played under the
supervision of Dick Hyland as ref
cree. Dick will be required to wear
calf skin shoes, white Knockers, a
baseball mask and boxing gloves.
Sammy Sablotsky will introduce the
players.
The contest will be played at 2:30
o'clock preliminary TO the New Brit
aim Providence American league
game.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
W|LL|MAN7IC TO
PLAY BURRIITS
Stiff Opposition Expected by
Locals Saturday Night

Stiff opposition is expected by the
Burritt basketball team Saturday
evening at the Stanley Arena when
it clashes with the West End ALL
Star five of Willimantic. The visit
ing aggregation is leading the City
league in the Thread City and should
prove to be worthy foe for the
Burritts. So far the All-Stars are
undefeated and hope to add the
locals to their list Of victims.
The Burrittts scored their 10th
victory of the season last Saturday
by walloping the Southington "Y'
aggregation. The local team has
won its last six games and has high
hopes of annexing its 18th win at the
expense of the Willimantic crew.
Most OF the Burritts are participant
ing in two games in the Industrial
league this week but they are conf
dent that they will be in edge for the
Willimantic clash.
The lineup Of the visitors will be
as follows, p. Haggerty. left for
ward: A. Sweet. right forward: A.
Connors, center: r. Gauthier. right
guard and S. Waiver, left guard.
The two forwards on the All-Stars
a: up among the leading scorers in
tn, City league and should give the
Burritt guards plenty of trouble.
Manager Ken Saunders will start
his usual lineup. Yakubowicz and
Havlick will take care of the for
ward positions, Luty will jump GEN.
ter while Darrow and Carlson will
be in the back cot. ''Nicky" Gill.
who was the star VI the Burritts'
victory last Saturday and Rose will
be ready to take their place in the
lineup.
The game will start at o'cock
and will be followed by the New
Britain Washington Palace battle.
Red" Ball will referee.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
SOUTH CHURCH TO PLAY
LUTHERANS SATURDAY
Game Once Postponed Will Isc
Played as Regularly Schel-
uled This Week

The South Congregational church
basketball schedule has been put
through a complete fipnop once
more and as a result the team will
play it's regularly scheduled Inter-
Church league game against the
First Lutherans on Saturday night
at the y. NJ. G. A. This game had
previously been postponed in order
to allow the South church to play
a County "Y" league contest in
Bristol on Saturday evening. Now.
DUE to a mixup in that league ard
because the South and Lutheran
teams could not agree on another
date to play their game. the orig
inal time on Saturday night has
been fixed once more and the meet
ing between them will take place as
called for on the schedule.
The South church will go TO Brs-
tol on Monday night for its game
with the Congregational church
team Of that city. Play in the
County "Y" league will speed up be-
ginning with tomorrow night, when
Southington comes to kensington
for on Saturday night Bristol will
play in Plainville and Monday eve
ming will find the local team in
Bristol.
The South church team will play
a practice game against the New
Britain Machine team at Tabs hall
this evening at 1880 o'clock. The
church Juniors are scheduled to
meet the Excelsiors at the Boys club
at ) o'clock,
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

BY the Associated Press
Ponca City, Okla.-Babe Hunt.
Oklahoma, knocked out Tom Pivac,
s.. Louis, s.
Richmond. Ind.-Johnny Curtain,
Dayton, O., outpointed Jimmie
Brown, Cincinnati, s.: X. Merrill,
Dayton, outpointed Harry kreindlcr.
Cincinnati. 6: Bulldog Fisher. Rich
mond, outpointcd Phil Flint, Day.
ton, 6.
st. Petersburg, Fla.-Louis Con-
zales, Tampa, knocked out Andy
Cohen, Newark, N. j., S.
Great Falls, Mont.-Al Rossberg.
Great Falls and Henry Felegano,
Calf, drew, T..
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
Three BAD UPSETS
IN GROUP APLAY
Second Division Boys Club
Teams Seundly Spank Leaders
Group A Standing

The three second division teams In
the Group A intermediate basketball
league at the Boys club arose in
righteous indignation last night and
inflicted shattering defeats upon the
three leaders In an evening Of woe
full upsets. All three games were OF
a one-sided nature, with the favorite
being forced to accept the short end
OF the score in each case.
The biggest surprise came when
the Rowi1ekis, who had won but one
game in seven starts, pinned S0-16
defeat upon the league-leading Wo-
jacks. Block played a wonderful
game, holding Captain Wojack with
out q basket and making four field
goals and two fouls for himself to
lead the individual scoring. Jarvis,
tho other Rowlnski guard, made sew
en- points, with Rowinski and Bendza
working well as the forwards. Jarvis
and Hubay topped the losers. The
summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
TRADERS beaten
| BY BRIDGEPORT
Park City Basketball Team Wins
by 10 to % Score

No team can win all of its games
and 1t is q very good team that wins
the majority of its contests. So It
is with the New Britain State Trade
school basketball quintet which yes
terday suffered swamping at the
hands of the Bridgeport State Trade
school five. The score was 40 to rs.
The attack Of the Park City COM
bination proved to be entirely too
much for the local hoopsters and,
playing as they were on their home
floor, the Bridgeporters piled up Il
sizeable lead and were never in
danger.
Captain -9rzybryz OF the local
team led his mates in hopping
points. He scored a total of II
points with Anderson. his running
mate at forward, caging six.
Rovegno, forward. and Klein. GEN.
ter, of the Bridgeport team were the
heavy scorers. Rovegno. showing
plenty OF speed. Gagged Is points
while Klein was right behind him
with 10. The score:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17

Chicago, Jan. II R-All Chuck
Gardiner needs to keep the Chicago
Blackshawks' net untouched is a
couple more arms and Gigs.
Gardiner, as the target for n
average of so shots a game, has
been the busiest goalie in big league
hockey this winter.
No other goalie in the American
division of the National league came
within ten a game of this mark
during the first quarter.
Gardiner, at "a, has played hook
ey IL years, first with the Victoria
club at Winnipeg. Canada. his home
town. He became a professional in
1925, playing with Winnipeg of the
American association. The Hawks
bought him in 1927.
During the third period of a
game with Ottawa this year Gardi-
ner stopped 33 drives. Against the
Boston Bruins he beat back more
than so shots. Chicago won both
games, chiefly because of GARDENERS
great work.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
REDS IN need OF
BATTING PUNCH
Jack Hendricks Wants Singers
in Cincinnati Lineup

Cincinnati, O., Jan. IT LT-Ad-
vent of 1929 marked the tenth year
thes Cincinnati Reds have labored
without a pennant.
And speaking of the numeral 40"
reminds Jack Hendricks. Red pilot.
that if the proposed ten man team
idea was a reality it might provide
a batting punch his team lacked last
year. Hendricks needs batters who
can travel father than 80 feet on
their hits-and to the uninitiated 30
feet is the distance from the plate to
first base. Hendricks needs sluggers
who can propel doubles and triples.
Last summer the Reds had a one
base complex, the proof of which it
in the fgures--they ranked at the
bottom of the league in total bases.
In order to strengthen the club
with sluggers the Cincinnati man.
agement has secured several long
distance swatters from the minors
and was favored with drawing hit
ting talent in the draft.
In Earl Crabtrec, Oklahoma City;
Eyar Swanson, Mission. Cal. and
Walter Shancr, Chattanooga. former
ly with the Red SoX, the Reds OBJ
tanned a hard hitting minor league
outiield. They all argue it out with
Walter, Allen. Zitzmann. Purdy and
Callaghan. last summers regulars.
Hendricks said six gardeners will be
carried
Third base offers an unsolved
problem. Jersey" Joe Strip. pur-
chased from Columbus last year, is
the only car :idate who is a. natural
hitter. But Walter Jutzke. former
, ly with Cleveland, obtained in the
draft, is a more polished fielder.
Chuck Dresser, last years mainstay,
must hustle TO ward off the Stripp-
Lutzke threat. If Strip is crowded
off third, Hendricks has indicated he
may use him as an understudy to
George Kelly at first because the
team needs the advantage Of
Strips long distance hits. Wally
Red leader would like to trade him.
Ford headed the league fielders at
short last year and is slated to re-
! tail his post. but is rot looked upon
/ to aid the offensive since he hattcd
only al. Clarke Fittinger will be
called on if Ford cor inues the light
stickwork.
Hugh Critz-sccond base. No wor-
/ ry there. Critiz is a dependable hit
ter and a great defensive player.
Picinich is the only veteran re-
ccivcr on the roster. Three young
sters, Clyde Sukcforth, Reds. Ed
| McMullen. Minneapolis and Leo
Dixon. Baltimore. seek the runner
up position TO Picinich.
Numerous pitching additions in
Ash and Meeker from Columbus;
Gudat. Dayton; Johnson, Rock
| Island: Pile, McCook and Smith.
| North Platte, will be looked over by
Hendricks at Orland, Fla. in hopes
/ the veteran mound corps of Lucas,
( RiScy. Donohuc. kolp and Luquc.
can be bolstcred.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
CLINCH TO MEET
H0LYOKE bATTLER
Old Ring Rivals to Meet in
Feature Bout Monday Night

Johnny Clinch, leading amateur
boxer of this city, and Tommy Pro-
vost of Holyoke, both OF whom are
old time ring rivals. will clash in
the feature bout of the amateur
tournament card TO be conducted
Monday night at the Stanley arena
en- Church street This will be the
first tournament to be produced un-
der the supervision of Wagner and
Burke, the newly chosen match
makers.
Clinch has won his last two fights.
Ray Dolan of Waterbury last FRI
day night in a close battle and he
is fast reaching the form which
made him a sensation two seasons
ago.
His opponent is one Of the mem
bers of the efficient Holyoke team
of amateurs. This crew always ac-
counted for itself with credit in its
appearance in this city. and Pro-
vost is considered to be one of the
best prospects in the club at the
present time. Both boys will scale
in at the welterweight limit of 147
pounds.
An excellent semi-final in the $50
signing of Archie White Of Holyoke
and Billy Reeves of Bristol Both Of
these boys are hard hitters and this
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
Erny Neipp Honored
At Alabama College

Birmingham, Ala. Jan. 17-Er-
nest Neipp Of New Britain, student
at Birmingham-South college,
was among those who received pub
lie reconition in award Of the ath-
letic sweaters with letters at the
daily assembly on the campus last
Tuesday. The award was made by
Dean Gilbert w. Mead, chairman of
the athletic committee of the col
lego. and Coach Carey Robinson.
Mr.. Neipp was highly compliment
ed by college officials for his work
during this year.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
QUINTET ONE OF
BEST IN AMERICAN LOOP
Team Out of Circuit This Season Due to Business Con.
nections of Players-Near the Top for Many Sea-
6sons-Elmer RIPPLE yand Ray Kennedy Two of Out
standing Stars of Game-Locals Confident Of Being
In Form Saturday-Start at O'clock.

Although not q member OF the
American league this season. the
Washington Palace basketball five.
which meets the New Britain team
in this city next Saturday night. was
one of the leading quintets In the
circuit for q number of years. The
team players. connected with vari-
GUS businesses. were unable to give
their time to road trips so. instead
of breaking up the crack combina-
ton. it was decided this year to
withdraw from league play.
Elmer Ripley and Ray Kennedy.
both ofs them guards. are members
of the team and they are rated to
be among the best basketball play
ers in the game today. Both are
hard men to score on while in every
game. they are high up in the lists
for the number of points made. The
forwards are flashes. Williams and
Weslock make one Of the prettiest
pairs of scoring aces that any team
can boast of and Sheehan and
Leary, local guards, will have plenty
of work on their hands to keep
them under cover. Richmond, one
of the best pivot men in the game.
will be at center.
New Britains team. after its first
game together since its reorganiza-
ton last week, should be able to
shake off the scoring jinx that has
been with it for the past two con-
tests and If the team is ION" Satur-
day night, the Palace five is going
to meet tough shedding.
The locals will line up with Slo-
man and Rubenstein in the front
court. Zakzewslli at center and
Sheehan and Leary at guard.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
YALE BEATS BROWN

New Haven, Jan. II Pi-The Yale
basketball quintet took over Brown
uniyersitys five last night, s TO is
Int only after the first string mate
rial was summoned into action. The
visitors matched goals with Yale's
seconds until near the close of the
half. the score then being even at ] ..
Cd into a commanding lead.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
BLUES WIN ANOTHER

The New Britain Blues basket ball
team defeated the st. Aloysius quin-
tet of Middletown last night by Il
81 TO IS score. Bezrrtazyk and Re-
cano were the high scorers for the
Blues while Dunn and Dawling
starred for the losers The Blue Re
serves defeated the Cardinals IA to
II in the prelim.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
BOXER Is ARRESTED

Montevideo, Uruguay. Jan. II R)-
Mauro Galuzzo, uruguayan boxer,
whose blows are believed to have
caused the death of CIemente Sam
chez, Cuban heavyweight, in their
bout here Saturday has been order
ed arrested OH a technical charge of
manslaughter. He will be held until
an autopsy determines the exact
cause of Sanchez death.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
WOjack
RWinski

The Puzzo's banged their way into
a four-way tie for second place when
they walloped the Fesiaks by 22-S.
Puzzo, Annunziata, and Armenia did
all the scoring for the winning team,
while Sedor was the only F'esiak
player to score more than once. Spe-
ciaie's guarding was fine. The sum-
mary.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
GETS GOOD START
Columbia, Tail Entler Among College
Basketball Teams, Defeats Prince
ton.

New York, Jan. II bia,
the tail ender oof the Eastern Inter-
collegiate Basketball league year
ago. has made an suspicious debut
Tor the 1929 season. In the first
league contest of the year last night
Columbia trounced the strong
Princeton aggregation by 81 to rs
score after letting the Tigers do most
of the playing in the first half Of
the game.
At half time Princeton led and
seemed headed for wider margin
when Columbia staged rally at the
start of the second half that melted
II points in seven minutes. Gregory,
sophomore center. and Magurk, vet
cran forward. were the scoring aces
of the Lions team, collecting 22
points between them.
Columbia does not return to
league competition again until Feb.
when they play Dartmouth at
Hanover.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
ORSATTI TO WE'D

Los Angeles. Jan. II R1Ernest
Orsatti. st. Louis Cardinal outfielder.
and Martha Won Estcy, San Antonio
ewspaperwoman, obtained H.
cense to wed here yesterday. They
said the marriage would take place
next week Orsatti gave his age as
25, and Miss Estey said she was 10.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
l.'csiak

The last game was the most one
sided of all, the Bellomos pounding
the Zaleskis for 32-7 win. Bellom .,
Scheyd, and REQ accounted for rs
points among them, while Morley
got two baskets and held his man
without score. Not one of the Ia
leskis put the ball through the hoop
more than once. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-17
SERVED WITH SUMMONS

New York, Jan. II P>-Miss Betty
Randolph, former actress and thrice
divorced, has been served with a
summons in a breach of promise
suit filed by the Rev. Bartholomew
J. Chudacek of Philadelphia. The
engagement of Miss Randolph, re-
putedly wealthy. and that of the
minister was announced last June.
Three dates were set for the mar
riage but it failed to materialize.
Mr.. Chudacek resigned last June as
pastor of church ut Johnstown,
n Y.