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New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
WOODSTOCK C0LLECIANS
 WILL PLAY so. CHURCH
State Championship to Be Decided When Old Rivals Clash in
 MiddletOWn Saturday.

The Woodstock Collegians defeat ed Essex in New London last night and will face the New Britain South church in Middletown Saturday afternoon in the final game for the State County "Y" basketball champ ionship. Representing Windham county. the Collegians took S4-23 decision from the Middlesex county team i'll the semi-tinals by coming from behind in the second half. New Britain did precisely the same thing in downing Fairfield county last Saturday. and the Hartford county champions are ready to meet their opponents third time.
 For # will be the third meeting between New Britain and Wood stock. Two years ago they clashed in the semi finals out i'll Willngton' and the Collegians sncaked out a win in the last quarter. Last year New Britain played under a handi- cap. being forced to defeat New Canaan in the afternoon and the meet the fresh Woodstock team a, night. After leading during the first half, the tired Hardware City boys collapsed and Woodstock won This time. however, Captain Bells men hope to end the two-year reign of the Windham team.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
|0'bRIEN BATTLES
 CURCIO TONIGHT
Hartford MiddleVd6ht Faces New YortG lt Foot Guard Hall

Hartford. March 7-Frankae O'Brien. hard hitting local middle weight, whose last twelve months have been crowned with success. meets a fighter of parts tonight in the star bout at Foot Guard hall.
 Frankie's opponent tonight will be Johnny Curcio of Providence who has wins over Laddie Lee. Bobby Brown, Mickey Sears and a dozen other boys who are we'll known in the welterweight ranks where Johnny formerly did his battling and in the middIweight class. now the scene of his operations.
 Curcio has been promised a bout with Al Meflo at Boston If he beats O'Brien and he may also be substi- tuted ;or O'Brien against Laddie Lee in Portland if he defeats the Hart ford favorite this evening. O'Brien is picked to win. but Curcio is looked 10 for real fight. Eddie Read of Hartford meets Buster Nadeau of Holyoke in . spe- cial of four rounds.
 The semi-final sends Leroy Car ley of Worcester against Jimmy Ros- si of Westerdly in a bout that prom ises a lot Of action. Other bouts on the card are.
 Vic Morley. Hartford, vs. Lucien Broullard. Worcester, six rounds: Joe Zotter, New Britain. >s. Jerry Emard. Holyoke, six rounds; Jimmy Stachas. Hoiyoke, vs. Del Pouilot. Holyoke. four rounds.
 The first bout is set for S:l5.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Contest With Hartford
 EXcites H. s. Students

An advance sale of students tick cts for the Hartford New Britain High school basketball game tomor- row night at the Stanley Arena is being held at the local school. All reports indicate that a large crowd will witness the game and students of the school are being urged to pur- chase their tickets early because of the number being sold.
 The Junior College club will hold a. meeting in the gymnasium of the vocational building tomorrow after noon after school. All girls who are interested in becoming members of the club and who were unable to come to the meeting held last week are invited to attend.
 A special time schedule was ob- served yesterday afternoon because of meetings held at the school.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
PRINCETON FIVE WINS
 COLLEGE CELLAR TITLE
League Race Will Come to Close Tomorrow icht-Colum-
 bja Beat, Tigers.

New York. March 7-'P--Al- though th. championship of the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball lyueue will not bo settled until to- morrow night or later. th2 occupant Of the cellar already IS known, By losing it's .ighth gam" of the season to Columhia last night. Princeton dropped it's last chance Of getting out ot last place Ths Tigers now have eight defeats and but one vic tory. Cornell, in fifth place, has won three and lost five.
 The Tigers put up a game struggle to stay in the running but the loss of Paul Carey. star forward was a bit to much. After he was disquali- fed for personal fouls. Obey, Colum- bia forward, sank field goal 10 tie the score at 93 all and in an over time period the New Workers pull cd out the game 5 to 4.
 Princeton has one more chance 10 redeem itself Satul day. against the league leading PennsylN Nania team, The Tigers can force Penn into tie with Dartmouth in the final standing hy winning the final contest. Dart mouth has finished its season with seven victories and three defeats and is waiting hopefully for Penn's third defeat to force q playott for the title.
 4 second contest Saturday brings Cornell against Yale with the possi- bility of their going into fourth place. The Itbacans now have won three and lost five while Yale has one more victory.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

bridle strap, His notable triumphs include the Juvenile. and National Stallion stakes at Belmont and the Saratoga Special.
 His showing in the latter even made him a choice for the Futurlty. where he ran out of the money and suffered minor injuries which caused him to be temporarily retired and prevented his training for the Pim- lico Futurity as originally planned. Colonel Bradley is the only man to have his colors finish first and second on two occasions in the Ken lucky Derby. In 1924. Behave Your self and Black Servant, both Idle Hour Farm horses. finished in the order named. When Bubbling Over raced 10 commanding victory in 1926 his stable companion, Bagen- baggage, finished second.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
HOSTILITY MARKS
 BOXING MEETING.
Commissioner and Promoters
 Clash Over Amateur RulineS

New Haven, March I (uP)-The chance blow in Bridgeport anna teur bout last April that killed a IT year old boxer and precipitated the investigation that smashed the state A. A. |. and led to delegation of authority over amateur boxing to the state athletic commissioner, echoed in superior court here today.
 Attorney Daniel Pouzzner was to appear before Judge Allyn L. Brown seeking temporary injunction re- straining Athletic Commissioner Thomas E. Donohue from exercising his recently acquired authority to block today's scheduled amateur" matches at New Haven arena.
 Today's legal action followed . meeting called by Donohue at the arena late yestei day to develop . code for supervision of the sport. Before the governor signed the bill amending the previous law. making the New London man czar of the novices, Donohue had Jurisdiction over only the professionals. The meeting was attended by about l.0 sportsmen and dozen speakers were heard, but the com missioner could have wsitten all the helpful suggestions he received on | calling card.
 The meeting served only 10 bring the arena, largest producer in this state of amateur shows, into open conflict with the commissioner. Donohues first act on taking over the amateurs was to order all bouts cancelled until he developed regula- tions. Believing that to break the continuity Of weekly bouts would work financial hardship and that the commissioner had had ample arena scheduled tonight's bouts and prepared to buck the state with the law
 Judge Brown was expected to grant the injunction and Pouzzner had an appointment to met Donohue at noon, when he was 10 serve the papers. II will take several days to dissolve the injunction. it was be- lieved.
 Standing before hostile audience in the arena yesterd3 Donohue reiterated his charge that he be- Iieved there wasn't bona fde anna tcur in Connecticut today and said he hoped the boys now fighting un- der the guise Of amateurs would apply for professional licenses.
 But those bays are not amateurs and will not fight as amateurs in Connecticut while Tom Donohue is commissioner" the grey haired llt- rle official declared bellgerently,
 After the meeting, Donohue said he would set 10 work immediately 10 draw up q code and expected to have II ready in few days.
 Informed that Manager Natha n Po1oloff Of the arena intended to r. T the bouts 'cgardless Of his ediCt, Donohue declared he would call out the state police if necessary to enforce the ban.
 Its come 10 showdown between tn. state and the SD ing clubs he asserted.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
SCREW SHOP FIVE MAY C|NCH TITLE
Meets Stanley Rule, Runner-Up
 Team, Friday Night

Corbin Screw basketball team has a golden opportunity to clinch the championship in the Y. M. C. A. In dustrial league when it plays the runner-up. Stanley Rule quintet, the only team which has not been elim- mated in the race for the title. to- morrow night. This will be the sec ond game of the card at the Tabs hall. and the program will be well balanced with a good first game and a good third game.
 The first game will be a battle in- volving Corbin Cabinet Lock and the Stanley Works and the last game will feature the P. & F. Corbtn and Fafnir Bearing teams.
 There are still four teams which are in a position to capture the sec ond place position. They are the Stanley Rule. Stanley Works. Faf- nirs and Russell X Erwin. Of this number only the Stanley Rule has chance to gain a first place posi- ton. This can happen only if the Corbin Screw team loses all the games remaining on it's schedule while Stanley Rule is winning all that remain on it's slate.
 After tomorrow Corbin Screw has one more game and its opponent or that occasion will be the other mem. Der of the Stanley family, Stanley Works. Stanley Rule will have three more games. against Landers. New Britain Machine and Russell & Fh- win. A victory for Stanley Rule may make it possible for that quintet tc tie Corhn Screw for the champion ship as the season ends.
 If the Stanley Rule loses while the Stanley Works and Fafnir teams are winning all three teams will be closely punched for second place The Rulers will be occupying the position and the other two rivals will be within a game of them.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
New Britain and Albany Quintets Clash at Stanley Championship of American League to be Decided-Locals Practicing Every Afternoon This Week - Hardware City Crew on Edge for Tough Battle-Visitors Confident of Winning

The opening gun in the playoff series for the championship of the American Roller Hockey league will be fired tonight at the Stanley arena when the New Britain and AL bany teams clash. This will mark the first game in the series of the best five out of nine games arranged between the clubs ending the season ill first and second places in the cir- cuit
 That the game will be one of the most fiercely fought seen n this city since the revival of roller polo here, goes without question. Due to tho fact that all season long the two teams kept swapping first place be. tween them. there has grown up . bitter rivalry that should come to . head when the quintets face each other tonight.
 Albany has three man offensive that will be counted upon to keep the New Britain team going at full speed for three periods. The two Pierce brothers. Earl and Steve. oc. cupy the rush line positions and they are backed up by Lundeville. speed king in his own right. Mor- rison, one of the best halfbacks in the entire league. will play that po- sition for Albany with Barnikow, the sensation of the league in goal tending this season. will guard the New York nets.
 New Britain will trot out a strong combination with the Williams brothers. Kid" and Red" in first and second rushes Harry Thomp- son. one of the greatest players at the position. will be in center with Pete Gazzinga at halfback. Welch will guard the goal.
 The New Britain team has been putting in practice sessions every day this week and the two Williams boys and Thompson have been try ing out every known play in the game. The trio has developed speed that will compare in every way with Albany and the local team will give Albany as much trouble as Albany will give 1t.
 The contest will start promptly at 9 o'clock and a preliminary will bs played between the New Britain All- Stars and the Glastonbury All. Americans. Hugh (Red) Rorty. premier and popular referee. will be the 11th man on tho floor to- night.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

Blue Larkspur. That seems 10 be the good word among the betting men who like to pick a Derby win ner in February.
 The son of Black Servant and Blossom Time is wintering so well at the Bradley farm near Lexington, Ky, many turf men figure the horse will open at odds Of to ].
 Most likely. pricemakers are being influenced by owner F. F, Bradley's recent announcement in New Or leans that he will back his three- year for s25, 900 against any other prospective starter in the ken- lucky classic, both horses 10 go 10 the post and one or the other to finish fourth or better.
 Tn seven starts as a juvenile Blue l.arkspur won four races and S66,97o. missing the Hopeful by a
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Offers McSweeney a
 Good Salary Increase

Clearwater. Fla. MATCH ' w. Manager Robinson of the Brooklyn Robins has offered Doug McSweeEey good increase in salary to $l2.o00 for the season but he still demands $3,0OO more and the result has been the ultimatum to sign or be traded.
 Robbie let it be known that club had given McWeeney until the open ing of the season to agree to its terms. The problem of Dazzy Vance. the other half of the holdout list, is giving Robbie less trouble. The conferences are still going on and Robinson doesn't intend to worry for . few days yet.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Giants Swamp Texas
 University Combine

San Antonio. Texas. March ! ND- The New York Giants Journeysd ts Austin yesterday for . game with Texas University just to get the jump on the other teams in the spring transforming. and they came back with three homers and . 73 to ! victory over the collegians.
 Fred Lindstrom. Travis Jackson and Jimmy Welsh did tho four-base hitting.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
THREE TEAMS TIED IN
 SIX DAY BIKE GRIND
Most sensational Riding Of Entire Race is Witnessed During
 the Night.

New York. March 7.-lP,-Three teams were dea1locked for the leadership in the SIX day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden, at m. today. tn" S3rd hour, after the most sensational riding of the grind. Not until a. m. did the cyclists ease up in their spirited sprints in an endeavor 10 break the triple tie.
 The leaders, all of whom had pedaled 1.277 miles and nine laps were. Belloni- Beckman; Georgetti- Itebaets and Cugnot- Blanchonet. Two other teams were tied for sec ond position,
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
DUSTY BILLIARDS
IafnJrs and New Britain Machine Teams Hold First Positions Through Victories.

Fatnirs and New Britain Machine held their first place positions in the Industrial pocket billiard tourney by winning last night at Rogers parlors and next week they will feature 8 league leaders clash.
 The results of last nights games are: Fafnrs. 150; Stanley Works, 130. New Britain Machine. 137: Hart & Cooley, l15. Corbin Cabinet Lock, 150i Corbin Screw Corpora ton. 14s. Stanley Rule & Level. 150; P. & F. Corbin's. 137.
 Besides the league ,leade games Of next week. the Corbin Cabinet Lock and Hart & Cooley teams will meet; the Stanley Rule & Level and Corbin Screp Corporation out fits will vie for honors. and the Stanley Works will engage P. & F. Corbin's.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
NEW BOXING COMMISSION

Concord. \. H.. March tUP)- A bill for the creation of a state boxing commission of three mem bers has been passed unanimously by the New Hampshire legislature. The mea sure called for a three per mt assessment on gross gate r.
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New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
FIRST PRACTICE GAME

Paso Robles, Calf, March I (UP) Hoping for the return of summer weather in place of yesterdays cool. ness, the Pittsburgh Pirates prepar. ed for their first practice game to- day. The San Francisco Seals will play here Sunday. Pie .Traynor took another mud bath yesterday ts relieve a pain Tn his hip.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
HERMY SCHMARR LEADS
 HIGH SCHOOL SCORERS
Star Forward Has Total of AS Points to His Credit Season to be Brought to a Close Friday Night When Locals Battle Hartford High Quintet-Both Teams Anxious for Victory-Quintets Have Been Travelling at Fast Clip of Late.

N. B. H. s. o2 S'. Thomas Sem mary, go.
 N. B. H. s. 21; Gilbert High (Win- sted). 3G.
 N. B. II. z. 20: Bulkeley High, tHartford). 19.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
DECIDES ON INTIELD

Dallas, Tex. March LP}-Man- agcr Lena" Blachburne appears to have decided on the makeup of his White SoX infield. He has intimated that it will be: Autry, catcher: Shires, first; Kerr. second; kamm, third, and Cisssll shorts,op. A mer- ry fight is waging for the outfield posk, however.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

More than S44.000 of England's g citizens received poor relief in Sep tember of 1928.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
TEAMS CLASH
NEW BRITAIN FIVE DRAWS
 FIRST BLOOD IN SERIES

Hardware City Basketball Quintet Tops Bristol Endees 2 to l6-Game is One of Greatest Court Spectacles of the Season-Dougherty Tops Scorers With Nine Points - Locals Lead by One Point at Half Time Vsitations Here Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07

for a pop and the locals had q five point lead. Waterman and Rich man each scored free tries cutting down the New Britain edge Dough erty got loose for another basket making the count 17 to 1a. Water man caged free try but so did Dougher1y.
 -Arburr wont out on fouls at this point and Leary entered the game. Dougherty celebrated by caging an other one handed basket, d beauti- full shot. Manning got loose for a long pop and caged the ball for Bristol. Zakzewski got one for New Britain. Richman went out on fouls and Manning followed seconds la ter. With 10 seconds to go. Water man caged the last point of the game. a free try. leaving the final score ee 10 Is in favor Of New Brit ain.
 \isitations saturday
 New Britain will meet the Visita- ton Five of Brooklyn, \. T., at the stanley Arena Saturday night for the second time this year. The American league team just recently toppled Fort Wayne and another good battle is In prospect for the To- cal fans.
 The SummaTN:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Pree,
 Rochester. N. Y.-Joe Trabon Kansas City. knocked out Nick Zin- nia, New York. (3).
 Eldorado. Ark.-Mickey Fedor Of Canton. Ohio, technically knocked out Word Whitehead. Shreveport (S).
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
The standing at $ a. Tn.

Former record 1853 laps made by Root and Clark in 1914.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-07
Individual SCDs'jnG

Team Record ". B. H. g. 22: st. Thomas Sem- mary. B. x. E. H. g. e4; Gilbert High (Win- sted). 30. N E. H. .. 2l; Hillhouse High. 35.
 x. B. H. :. 31: Hartford Public High. 30.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-19

Lace of one color combined with
lace of another, is fashions latest
Interpretation of the beautiful. The
featuring of color contrast is an oft
recurring theme this season in the
fabric realm, however, applied to lace,
the idea takes on a something differ
ent" aspect.
In developing the lovely gown in
the picture the designer allies lus-
trOus old rose allOver rayOn lace with
lace in a dregS-of-wine shade. The
model would be equally as attractive
in black and. white or in two tones
of the same color. such as navy with
a lighter blue, dark gray with pale
gray, beige with eggshell tint, or many
other equally effective combinations.
Many clever things are being done
with lace by those who have an eye
chiffon in contrasting color are eX-
tremely decorative and inspire the de-
signer to accomplish interesting trim
ming effects. -..
Another elaboration of the lace
theme is that of manipulating it.
Sometimes the idea is carried out by
tinting in the background, thus accent
ing the floral patterning or motif of
whatever type. It's really worth
while to try this, if not for an entire
dress at least for lace capelet to
be worn with sleeveless frocks. These
are liquid fast-coior paints which can
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-19
By NELLIE MAXWELL

nation of pineapple, firm. good fla
vored apple, bit of fresh or canned
pear, half dozen or more of minced
marshmallows, cover with whipped
cream to which tablespoonful of any
good mayOnnaise dressing has been
added in the proportion of one table
spoonful to a cupful of the whipped
cream Serve all well chilled
The banana when well ripened is
deep yellow fiecked with brown and
no sign of green at the tips, Do not
be afraid to buy bananas that are
quite brown, If firm, for they are best
when very ripe. Nuts and bananas
supply carbohydrates and proteins
pineapple has digestive element. ap
Piles have always been known to keep
the doctor away. so with this combi
nation one may be sure TO have a
healthful dish. Serve with the follow.
ing dressing: Take two egg yolks
one half cupful of sugar one-half
teaspoonful of mustard two table
spOonfuls e2ch of butter, lemon juice
vinegar. one .of olive oil. one teaspoon
full of salt, one-fourth teaspoonful of
paprika and three-eourths of cupful
of whipped cream. Cook egg yolks
beaten with sugar. butter and other
ingredients over water. stirring con
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-07-19
Sanitation Urged
for All Sections
Clean Up Of Fallen Fruit and
Destruction of Dumps
to- XIII Pests.

prepared by the United States Department
OF Agriculture.p
Discovery OF the Mediterranean fruit
fly In Florida and infested Florida cit.
rus fruit In several other states re.
Gently has conferred the attention OF
officials Of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture On widespread
cleanup, measures in orchards and
fruit packing houses.
A. clean-up H. Necessary.
Cleanup Of fallen fruit and destruc-
tion of fruit dumps and rejects is par
ticularly necessary this year not only
because of the fruit fly hut also be-
cause of other common pests, accord
ing to DIR. C. l.. Marlatt, chief Of the
plant quarantine and control admin
iStration.
Such cleanup OF orchards and safe
disposition of packing house eulls is
probably seldom made, Doctor Mar
latt says, but the necessity is clearly
apparent and he has, urged all de-
partment inspectors, to give. wide pub
licity TO the need for the practice and
if possible to secure its general adop-
ton.
The reports of finding infested Flor
ida citrus fruit received from other
states mention only the finding and
destruction of such fruit. Doctor Mar
latt says, and make no mention of any
cleanup of storage places and prem
Uses. Doctor Marlatt is anxious that
fruit handlers. dealers, and the pub
lie generally realize the necessity or
thoroughly cleaning and disiEfecting
cars, storage rooms in refrigera;ing
pi:lnts boxes and other cUr+ainers,
snd the immediate surround igs in
shops or other places where such fruit
has been kept.
Reduce Risk Of Spreading.
Risks of spreading the fruit fly and
other pests can be very much reduced.
Doctor Marlatt says. by making sure
that all boxes and other containers
are thoroughly cleaned. followed by
very careful sweeping up of all dirt,
dust, and trash which may be beneath
the boxes. Such sweepings should be
carefully taken up and burned.
Applications of oil, boiling water
or steall to all places likely to be
infested With the larvae of the fruit
fly are advisable.