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New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES
First Luthcrans Meet St. Marks Team While St. Mats Clash With Stanley Memorial.

Two Inter- Church league games and ono County Y. M. c. A. league contest will be offered basketball fans at the local "" tonight. In the first game the First Lutheran church quintet, which came through the first round of play with record unblemished by defeat. will meet the St. Marks Episcopalian team. The Swedes are long ravorites. but the Epjscopalians have been show ing improvement steadily and scored a surprise victory over the Stanmors in their last game. advancing to fourth place, so that if the Luther ans go into tonight's game in an oyer-coniident manner they arc like ly to be ripped up. The game will start at 7:30 o'clock.
 The St. Matthews German Luth- crans. striving desperately to get back into the race after two defeats. will tackle the Stanley Memorial church in the second contest. The St. Matts have los. two of the hard- ] est battles Of the season during the past two weeks and arc very dan- gerous team. while the StanmorS have shown their teeth upon occa- sion and gave the Germans 8 hard run when the teams met before. | The South Congregational outfit, idle in the church league, will be host to the Bristol Congregational church aggregation in County "Y" league game. The locals are tied with Plainville for first place and need tonight's game to stay there. so they will throw their full array of strength against the tail- cnders in order 10 remain in front and meet Plainville in the play-off.
 Bristol. however, has other ideas and
 has rebuilt it's team in an effort to
 knock off the New Britain qquintct.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

Billy Barton. the 11-year-old jumper, will try again in the coming Grand National steepechase, held at the Aintree course, Liverpool the last Friday in March-whch happens to be the 29th.
 Due to his heroic showing in the same event in 1928 the veteran has been installed co-favorite to cop the famous English classic this year. His price is 16 to l.
 Going into the last hurdle last year and leading the field, the great horse fell and after being re- mounted came on to finish second to Tipperary lim' 100 to 1 shot.
 Bred by X. l.. Ferguson in Kentucky. the brown oe Huon and Mary te Bus came to the races in 1920. and without distinguishing himself in ord- nary company Nose Goldblatt, with keen for
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

Sunny Boy" Hayden. rlcasura ble little amateur battler from Bristol, faces his toughest assignment in several weeks Monday night at the Stanley Arena when he meets Billy O'Brien of Westfie4d, Mass. one of the aces of the Rrightwood A. c. in the feature bout of the amateur fight tournament. Hayden has been winning consistently in the weekly bouts staged by the club but the Westficld boy has been made the favorite by tho fans who know both boys.
 The two met in this city last September at Rialto hall on Broad street and the fight resulted in R four-round draw. Since that time, both boys have been anxious to meet each other again and Monday night will be their first opportunity. O'Brien, it is said. has improved considerably since that time while Hayden has most certainly not been standing still. This bout should be | full of action.
 Johnny Clinch may be seen on the card against Ray Dolan of the Franco American club of Water bury. If Clinch is not available. Carl Murphy of Westfield will re- ceive the call to tackle the Brass city boy. Clinch recently won a { close decision over Dolan at the Stanley Arena but Dolan feels con- hdent he will beat whichever oppo- nent is picked for him.
 'Ilid" Carter of Middlctown and Jackie Basile of Bristol. the i've scrappcrs who furnished three rounds of spectacular action last Monday night, will be seen on the card but they will not battle each other. Easilc will meet Joe Ricc1t of Waterbury while Carter vii tackle Paul Lord brother of Eddie Lord. Carter and Basilc will prob ably be matched in the feature
 bout he following week.
 In the tourna ment which will con
 sjst of 10 rounds, the Westfield ant
 Franco American teams will hol' tne center ol H'i'les'. .hd'e'''io n
 Wagner, in his efforts to provide th'
 very best in amateur fighting for tn
 fans who patronize his shows. ha } secured a banner attraction i'll *h
 Bay State combination. The Bright
 wood A. C. fighters have fought Il : many cities in this state and the, , have always acquitted themselve with credit.
 The first bout Monday night vii go on at S:3N o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

a horse claimed him in the fall as a good prospect for racing at Havana that winter
 t,oldb,att handled him with such success that a few months later he sold him for $32oo0 to Charles A. Stonehan,, owner of the New York Tanks, then owner Of the Havana track. |
 A gradually growing temper finally caused nm 10 inc barred by every flat starter in the land, and after passing through several owners stables ne came into the hands Howard Bruce, of Senator Bruce of Maryland.
 Rruce mi inc horse to jumping where he quickly developed into of the best horses m An,e'1ca' III the Grand National of the most severe grnds nut to horscfcsh The distance is four miles and s65
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

Circus shots by Captain "Nippy" Nyborg of the Russell & Erwin team in the first half; timely field goals by George Luke in the secoi,l half. and the wonderful defensiv. play of "Bify' Levine throughou, the game were the factors which decided the Russwin Stanley Works game in favor Of k. & E. The final score was 21 to l5.
 Russell X Erwin took an early lead and retained it until } seconds before the half time whistle when Reckert made d long shot which put Stanley Works in a 10 to 9 lead.
 Three minutes and thirty seconds after the second halt opened Morelli tied the score at 1b-all. Mike" made another effort. q field goal. and his team was in the lead again 12 to 1h. Morelli foulcd Haigis and the latter tied the score on two foul shots, Swanson who, the week be- fore, had scored 2S points, was find- ing the going tough last night, but at this point h" scored a field goal and the count was IA 10 r. in favor NODtiUur1 on Following Tace)
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
l.nl,l,r l'itN. Cal. l10).

Culver City. Cal. I0.
 T.ufTalo. N. Y.-Mcycr Grace. Chicago. outpointcd Bobby Tracey. Buffalo (S).
 Mason City. la.-Bobby ODowd. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, outpointed Flash Random. Kansas City 1O.
 Eau Claire. Wis.-Johnnic Cic conc, Duluth, and Jimmie Becker. Chicago. drew I0).
 San Diego. Cal.-Bcarcat Wright Dma Ina, knocked out Mac House, Los Angeles GO.
 Santa Fe., N. Middle Mack knocked out Bobby Bridges, In- dianapolis. GO. Worcester. Mass.--Chick Suggs, Newport, defeated Tony Mandell, Worcester IO.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
O'BRlEN IS FAVORED TO
 BEAT SUNNY BOY HAYDEN
Batter From Brghtwood A. C. Greatly Improved Since Last Year-Johnny Clinch May Fight Ray Dolan On Monday Night Card-Basile and Carter Both to Appear in Tournament -FrancoAmerican Club Enters Six Boys-Ten Bouts Planned.

pointed Frankie Carraha. New York. (4). Archie Bell. Brooklyn. outpolnted Joe Scalfaro, New York. IW.
 Toronto--Corporal lazy Schwartz. New York, outpointed Frenchy Be- hanger. Toronto, ID: Willie Davis. Charicroi, Pa. outpointed Ruby
 Bradley, Chicago (G).
 Toledo-Murray Gitlitz. New York. outpointed Joe Packo. To- ledo I0). Babe Keller. Toledo. out 1 pointed Mike Narcotics. Rochester. N. Y.. l0). Danny Levine, Detroit.
 and Phil Curry, Detroit. drew 1o). l Hollywood, Cal.-l<i1 Francis, Italy, outpointed Clayton Gouyd.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
ENTERS WEST POINT

Linton. Ind. Feb. @-Charles "Chuck" Bennett. one of the great. est halfbacks in Indiana uni>cr. sity's football hist ory. may carr. on for the Army's gridiron forces.
 Bennett has been notified that he successfully passed all requirements and examinations to enter West Point. If he goes out for the Army team, he seems certain to win q berth. He was All-Dig Ten halfb;lclt last season.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
SHORTEST AND J4IJ,E,ST

Stretch Murphy. six inches more than six feet. and Cly1" Lyle. only few inches above five feet. are believed to be the tallest and shortest regulars in l'tg Ten basketball. They ar. with iur due.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the . ssp, lated Press
 New Iorh-.N Singer. New York, won on foul from Bud Taylor. TcTre Haurr. Ind. (4). Irish Bobby Brady, JursA City. outpointed Jackie SchW"Itz~r, New York. fO. Marty Goldman, New York. stopped Tommy l'cCtrlor. Jersey City, tO. Nick Callno. Albany N. r., out
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
OPTION ON PITCHER

Los Angeles, Feb. g tR - Art Griggs, owner of the Wichita club of the Western league. has given the Pittsburgh Nationals an option on Herb Sanders. pitcher. Sanders turned in brilliant record last year with Wichita.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

The lead III the NCW Britain Ma Chine-l4anders game changed often The score was tied at 5-all when the game was nearly four minutes o.d. New Britain Machine took the lead on Augns,inos foul shot half a minute later. but Landcrs again went into the lead 10 on CharloN $ two pointer.
 The Newmatics regaircd the ad vantage on Ernie .tndcrson's basket a minute later and seconds later u went further in tho lead s to i. CharloW then scored two foul goa IS and a field goal and within thre. minutes aud half Of the end it was again in I.anders; favor 3 to s.
 Ernie Anderson made it 10 to 3, but charlow was follIcd and he made both tries good. The score was tied at l-ali a. half time.
 Machine Team Pulls Away Although Marseli put his team in (, two point lead almost three minutes after the second half opened, captair Nick Arena of the Newmatics who had shifted to forward made thre, good shots from the field and a1dt- a foul tally to put his team in an Is to l3 lead. This was the advantag, his team needed and it rode on i, .4 points while the Univ ersal teai. i was collecting a foul goal. The Machine Shop team heit I.anders to three points in the sec cnd half.
 Once again it was the rcmarkabi offensive work of "Chick" Charlog which featured for l.anders am once again it was Nick Arena wh starred for New Britain Machine Augustine played a hard floor gam and Ernie Anderson made timeI points when his team was under fir
 in the first half.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
BOTH FROM SAME TOWN

Dick Lawrence. Florida's track captain this year. followed fel- low townsman. Dick Trosdon. as captain. Both are from Mel bourne, Fla.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
New Britain will have q hard tasl

New Britain will have q hard task
 az back the fast-travellins
 CT club in the game tomor-
 r st. It the Stanley Arena.
 s,ate. aggregation since the
 E. Q. St. Aubin. has been T. ali the other clubs in
 j. ard only last Wednesday
 q a4ted Albany and gave V -ltatn the opportunity of | r back the New York team .s ng first place.
 . er CT to hold on to it's advan- ts... st the present time, the New li.aa team must win from Fall f @f morrow afternoon. St. Au- l,a Harkins, backed by "Bib' .iaae !, form one of the most -<s..ss. aas offensive combinations in tv re American league and p. # zzinga and Barney Doherty Q their hands full in stavinS tI It Attack.
 'H q Brown and Jimmy Purcell rt7' Q Fall Rivers defense in the tIE5f UUHuAA8 Vut StIVA6 V1AVA- ! 3re ard defensive team.
 Sew Britain will have :s regular slnsup At full strength. Williams and Thompson. one of the greatest .hiss ?. rushers in the league, will Nlay tht front game with Gazzinga tt tsater. Barney Doherty, the cMalQHten halfback of the league, Yi1 roam before the cage while W4l3A will tend goal. The contest 4t1 be preceded by an amateur nm Aetween the Glastonbury and New 6titain All Stars starting at t:3t o'clock. The main game will start tt 3:30 o'clock.
 Defeated By Fall River
 New Britain received a temporary setback last night in Fall River when the local team went down to defeat ! to { in . game that went into m overtime period. The tearns ended tho first period tied. eact scored . zeal in the second and en l. ed the third game in | deadlock. St Aubir score the winning counter iy the overtime period. The summary
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
Y SATURDAY LEAGUE
Bear Cats to Battle COrsairs While NeeFy Clash With Panthers To- day
day.

In the first game of the Y Satur- day Afternoon Basketball league to be played at the Y. NJ. C. A. gym this afternoon, the Bear Cats meet the Cersairs while in the second and final contest, the Tigers will clash with the Partners. The lineups fol- low: "a,
 Bear Cats Corsairs N. Parretta GOO. Lienhard, Ferony
 left forward .A. CG0NulU ihh ho
 right forward Rakowski ..,... Knowles, kochan
 center Scheidel, Hergstrom .... Ginsberk
 right guard Balcunius, Chester ...... karlonis
 left guard Second game Tigers I'anthers K. Saunders ....-.....,.. Ference
 right forward r. Scavillo. kaplan
 Alvord, Firnhaber
 left forward Ar0nson ...,.-.......-.. Nol"lch
 center F. Parretta .........-... Salwockl
 right guard odNl to'ei'
 left guard
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

TURNS HAND TO SELLING
 Bob Martin, former heavyweight champion of the X. l.. F.. is now q salesman for an Akron. Ohio firm.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

MIX FOOTBALL AND LACRulS S>E
 Navy athletic authorities, he. lieving lacrosse good training for football, encourage all gridiron players to play lacrosse during the season. r.,
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
FALL RIVER HOCKEY TEAM
 APPEARS HERE TOMORROW

Fast Travelling Bay State Outfit Meets New Britain At Stanley Arena-Locals Anxious to Win and Keep Advantage-St Aubin and Boucher Form Real Threat On Offense- Williams and Thompson Ready for Tough Battleltarts at 3:3O O'Clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
 
HAK0AH QUINTET OF NEW
 YORK TO BATTLE LOCALS

American Basketball League Sensations to Make First Appearance Here of the Season -Davey Banks and Nat Holman Playing With Visitors Combination Rated As One of the Fastest in the Couutry-Hard- ware City Has Revamped Lineup
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
New Britain Machine
Kusswin in Upset

Score at half time, 1l-l1. Referee Cuyle. Timer, Sillora. Scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

l3 Fall River it. Aubin s:c3
 Ruahes et. Aubin 5, Williams s. Stops: Welch bS, Purcell 1T. Fouls: Doherty. Brown. Referee. Cusick.
 Waterbury Tonight
 Tied with Waterbury following it's defeat in Fall River last night, New Britain will have | chance to again take sole possession of first place by defeating Waterbury tonight. The local team will play 'n the Brass City.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
Last Nights Results all River :. New Britain $.

Games Tonight New Britain at Waterbury. Fall River at Providence.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09
Lead Changes Often

Score at half ltime, 1S-S. Fafnir: referee, Coyle; timer, Sillora; scorer,
New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
COALRIDGE NEWS

Coalridge-Pat Chapman purchas-
ed a new John Deere tractor and
plows from the Grenora implement
dealer Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deb Chapman were
calling at the Albert Ator and Bert
Cuenther homes Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Marvin Weer Of Grenora, Wis
ted this week with relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Grier and Mr.. Weer, Sr.
Virgil Guenther of Harrison, Ida
no, arrived here Tuesday to look af-
ter his farming interests. Mr.. Guen-
Their will make this his home thru
5ut the summer.
Henry Matheson returned to his
duties at the l.. 0. Bloom home at
hlkabo, N. Oak, Monday.
The baby child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mortenson was severely burned
Thursday afternoon at his temporary
home in Dagmar when the little one
2ccidently overturned a can contain
ing boiling hot lard. The child was
Immediately rushed to the hospital at
Grenora.
Albert Ator and Bert Guenther
were cleaning seed grain at their re-
spective homes Monday and Tues
day.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04

August Gibson and David Dubry
have been hauling rock from the G,
Fishbeck place west of town.
E. K. Larson of Scobey is here in
the interest of the Baldwin piano
people going to Dooley on Tuesday.
Many of the farmers are bringing
their grain to the Farmers Elevator
to get it cleaned.
VIM. Dickman, ~horsebuyer from
Whitehall will be in Raymond Friday.
Jimie Symes is hauling wheat to
P%lentywood this week.
Tuesday.
Palmer Guesehart of Gladmar
Sask., made a short visit with hen
sister, Mrs. Kenneth Collins the first
of the week.
Leo Young purchased a new Ford
and a half truck from Kienast Motor
Company.
Mr.. Krogman of Plentywood, was
over Monday to see Ed Hannah.
Joe Olson was an Outlook visitor
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Olson, Joe Oh
son and Hank Olson spent Easter at
Art Noll's at Dooley.
Louis Pierce of Plentywod vas
business visitor here Tuesday after
nOO
A new Wallace Tractor was taker
out last week to Alves LAGRANGE.
A new tractor was delivered tC
Emil Severson Tuesday and he is
busy preparing for spring work.
Arvid Nelson went through Ray
mond Tuesday with a new Mccormick
Deering tractor and a new drill. He
will do big farming this year.
H. P. Nichols came out Tuesday
evening with a new Minneapolis trac-
tor.
Call at Olaf Nordby's Hardware
when in need of gas, oils, hardware
We also handle Copper Carb and for
naldehyde for treating grain. Get
gopher poison here.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04

Raymond-Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
Thorstvedt and daughter Sylvia and
Miss Anderson went to Plentywood
Sunday to attend the Sacred Cantata
at the Orpheum.
Mabel Nelson, who is attending the
Plentywood High School came out to
spend Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
olph Hovdey.
Mrs. Eng. Thorstensen of Plenty
wood visited Saturday with Mrs. A.
j.. Markuson and Mrs. Joe MCGOWAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Blair brought
in their farm produce Saturday.
Mrs. Darling spent Saturday in
Raymond.
Joe Hutton of the northeast coun-
try was a Raymond visitor Saturday.
Jesse Adams and wife were bust
ness visitors at the county metropolis
the middle of the week.
N. O. Wilson farmer from the
north country, was in town Saturday.
Fred Wendt was in the past week
getting repairs for machinery.
Olaf Nordby made a business trip
to the northwest country the latter
part of the week.
A shower for Kenneth Collins and
wife was given last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Witte and
Miss Ramberg Of Outlook passed
through Raymond en- route for Plen-
tywood.
Leo Young, manager Of the Occi-
dent Elevator here, returned last
week from a couple of months trip
to Colorado and Texas.
Adolph Hovdey has purchased a
Hart-Parr tractor to use on his farm.
Carl Lund was calling on Olaf
Nordby at the hardware last week.
Harve Nichols are moving back to
the farm from Plentywood.
Art Wankle was in Raymond the
last Of the week on his return from
Plentywood where he received medi-
cal attention for an infected finger.
Chas. Larson is still buying stock,
shipping another load from Raymond
last Friday.
A. j. Markuson has purchased a
Durant coach from the Plentywood
dealer.
Melvin Evensen Of the north coun-
try was in trading Monday.
Henry Barner and Emery Phillips
were Raymond visitors Sunday from
Plentywood.
Mrs. Bob Porter returned home
Saturday evening from the Plenty
wood hospital. She is convalescing'
very nicely.
Pete Crum was a business visitor
at the county seat Monday.
John Lindbloom has been hauling
posts this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tura Carlson were
shoppers in Raymond Saturday even
ing.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04
~Neighborhood News

Mrs. Nick Locken was in shopping
Monday morning.
Sophus Mostad was in town last
Saturday trading.
White Orchestra of Plentywood
put on a dance Saturday night at the
Raymond hall.
Simon Hanson, from the east of
town was in trading the last of the
week.
John Umbach was in after sup
plies Saturday.
Mrs. l.. Il. Hall and baby of Wolf
Point came to spend Easter with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Thorst-
redt.
Virginia Collins entertained the
P~lentywood High school seniors at a
class party Sunday night at her
home north of Raymond.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart, Bert Thorsten-
son and family Of Plentywood, were
Easter guests at the home Of Jack
Stewart.
Ben Void and wife were shopping
in Plentywood.
Jack Stewart was out the first of
the week looking over an extension
Of the mail route north of Dooley.
Claude Jackson was seen in the
local stores Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schikurski
were shoppers on Saturday.
Leo Young and George LAGRANGE
were moving a building into town
last week.
Arthur Dahl, one of the North
Dooley farmers was seen in Raymond
the latter part of the week.
Art Schnittgen, manager Of the
Locken Coal mine, north of Raymond
has purchased a Chevrolet Sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holland were
Plentywood visitors last Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Fink motorec
into town Monday afternoon.
Merle Dodge and Sam Wilson
| received their new tractor last week
and are very busy getting ready fol
spring work.
Chas. Seaberg and wife of Out
look passed through Raymond going
on to Plentywood.
Tony NELLIE was a Raymond caller
Monday. =.
, l.. G. Budke was a caller at the
stores Saturday.
Mrs. Fl. P. Braddock arrived
Tuesday from an extended visit al
Crescent City, Florida. Mr.. Braddocl
met her at Raymond.
Fred Schenke of Billings, Mont.
was in Raymond looking after tht
Burroughs adding machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Brandenbere
spent Easter at the home of Mrs
Brandenberg's brother, E. R. Larson
at Scobey.
James Larter was busy hauling
grain this week.
A. A. Rio is o~verhauling his tractor
preparatory for spring work.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guenther
drove into Plentywood Sunday morn
ing to attend the Easter services ut
the theatre building.
Mrs. John Murphy postponed her
whist party dated for March %, for
important fuses
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Guenther and
children visited Friday afternoon
and evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Deb
Chapman.
Little Arleen Lobdell is on the
sick list this week, suffering from a
severe cold.
Charles Ehry is the first Of the
farmers in this community to be in
the fields. Mr.. Ehry was blowing on
Thursday.