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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21
CANADIAN NATIONAL AGENT
 VISITS JUNEAU YESTERDAY

H. McEwen, Divisional Freight agent for the Canadian National Lines. was a Juneau visitor last night. He was pleasantly impress sed with the indications of pros perity and growth of this city. MT McEwen is making the round trip on the Prince Rupert, returning Saturday to his headquarters in Prince Rupert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21
Yacht Marlin Has Accident; Hull and IRudder Damaged

PRINCE RUPERT. B. C.. June 21-The yacht Marlin, Capt. Henry Thurline. flying the St. Francis Yacht Club colors, of San Francisco. in the Capital-to-Cap race, damaged her hull and rudder when she ran into a large boulder in Oona River. near Porcher Island. The Captain mistook the mouth of the river for Kelp Pass and had gone some distance up the river before grounding. The Marlin will be repaired here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21
KL0SH FIRST TO FINISH CAPITAL TO CAPITAL RACE
HOW THEY ARRIVED

. No. 2, Klosh, Capt. w. G. . Reed, 10;59:20 am. . No. g, Mary Mar Ann, Capt. . Frank Seidelhuber, 11:36:3 . am.
 . No. 3, Kittiwake, Capt. Wal . ter Draham, 11:36:34 3-5 . am.
 . No. 4, Koyoia, Capt. George . Briffitt, 11:38:17 am. D No. 8, Winifred, Capt. Adolph . Schmidt, 11:41:3 2-5 am. . No. 5, Jazz, Capt. Cash Cole, . 11:48:56 am. . No. 6, Bolinder, Capt. Rich . ard Froboese, 11:52:52 2-5 D am.
 . No. T. Blonde, Capt. Milton
 . Henderson, 11:55:42 2-5 . am.
 . No. 1, Maidie, Capt. Jack . Powers, 12:05:4 4-5 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21
TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, June 21-Alaska Juneau mine stock is quoted to- day at 5%, American Smelling l041a, American Tobacco A ITO, Am erican Tobacco B 170A, Bethlehem Steel 107ls, Continental Motors 17a, Cudahy 51as, General Mot ors 74H, Gold Dust 612s, Interna- tional Paper A %, International Paper B 17h, Mack Trucks 99A i, Mathieson Alkali 53as, National Power and Light 56s, Standard Oil of California 731a, Stewart Warner 73as, U. s. Steel 1903.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21
Hops Otf on Flight from Spain to ". Y.

CARTAGENA, Spain, June } 2I.-Major Franci, who flew across the S ou t h Atlantic Ocean in 1926, took off at , 7:50 o'clock this morning,
 (Pacific Coast time) for the
 , Azores on his first lap on , an attempted flight to New } York City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21
FORD BRINGS HALIBUT

The Ford, Capt. Ole Brinsdalc, brought in 6400 pounds of halibut yesterday which was purchased by the San Juan Fishing and Pack ing Company for 12ls and 8A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21

Edward A. Cudahy, packer, has given Loyola University of Chicago S300,O00 for a library.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21
Yesterdays Quotations

Alaska Juneau mine stock was Thursday quoted at 5A, American Smelling 103A, American Tobacco A ITO, American Tobacco B ITO, Bethlehem Steel 105A, Continental Motors IT, Cudahy, no sale; Gen. eral Motors 73%, Gold Dust CO.'S, International Paper A 23A, Inter national Paper B IFS, Mack Trucks 98A, Mathieson Alkali 52A, Mis- souri 901s, National Power and Light 5512, Standard Oil of Cali fornia 725s, Stewart-W Warner 70h, Texas Corporation SIS, U. s. Steel 177A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21
Prominent Canadian
 Killed, Plane Crash

MONTREAL, June 21.-Capt. J.. c. Jervis, aged 32 years, elder son of Lord St. Vincent and former aide de camp to the Governor Gen. eral of Canada, with two compan- ions were killed late yesterday aft ernoon when seaplane fell into the St. Lawrence River between Point St. Charles and Huns 1sland
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21

Indiana furniture factories draw lumber from points l,750 miles dis tant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-06-21

Mrs. H. Marks, of Washington, D. o.. is a house guest of her broth CT and -in-law, MT. and Mrs. Charles GoldSteir1.
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New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
MACK OBSERVES
 9TH BIRTHDAY
Veteran Manager Of Athletics
 Healthy and Happy

Philadelphia, Dee. 93 CN-Connie Mack, hale and hearty, was receiving congratulatfous today on his 9th birthday. Tho veteran manager Of the worlds champion Philadelphia Athletics said there would be no special program to celebrate the oc- casion. that so far as he was con- ce1ned it was just another birthday and was without significance.
 The record holding pcnnant win ming manager of the American league and the record holding world series winning manager said he was in good health and happy as he faced his 29th year at the head of the Mackmcn. He has won seven lcaguc mpionshipS and four world series.
 "I know I'm e, but l don't feet it." Mack declared. "I never felt better and all my energies are now devoted to he coming season. l am going to make every effort 10 bring another championship to Phlladel- phia. and think we can do it if Ao try. l have every faith in the skill and gamcness of my club to finish on top in 19&g as it did in 1929.
 "Wheu am l going 10 retire? Not until l am forced to quit Baseball! is my life. I'm going to stay in 1t until l am physically unable to con- tinuo.
 "Im satisfied with the Athletics as they stand and l cannot see any change l could make to improve the club. We have added some new players for emergencies, but we will start the season with the same line mp we had in the world series Mack was born in East Brook field, Mass, Dec, 8, 1862. He played baseball in his youth and started his major league career as catcher with Washington in 1886. Later he was with the Pittsburgh club.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
MAY PICK MAN ID
 BATTLE SHARKEY
TujIy GIiIIithS May Get Call to
 F!9ht Sailor in Miami

Now York; Dee. % tP-The Op- roncul Madison Square Garden seeks for Jack Sharkcy in the "Battle of the Palms" at Miami in February may be found no later than Friday of this week.
 His name is Gerald Ambrose rruny) Griffith and he halls from SiouN City, I3. Griffith, a youngster. may gtt the call 10 m"r; Sharkey al Miami February - provided he can dispose of Johnny Eisllo, Cleveland baker boy, at tho Garden Friday night. That is no task for q novice but there ar" plenty of exports who believe Gerald Amhrosn is the noNt heavyweight champion of th" world and that he will bomcn th" Cl"vc- luud ruhbcrman to the floor in short order, If he can do that th" Garden may look no farther for Sharkcys opponent.
 The EisI,o-Crifith fight heads a somewhat limited schedule for Christmas week. Supporting the ten round final will be two other tens involving hcayywei&hts. Paul ra- waller and Harold Mays, rival Jer- scyitcs. fight it out in the sculi-tinai Jo, Sckyra. Dayton Bohemian, clashes with Larry Johnson, Chica- go negro in the first ten.
 Bud Taylor. Torrr Hauto feath"r- weight takes on Earl Mastro Of Chi cngo in tho trn round wind-up al the Chicago stadium, Friday night. with Hcin Mueller German hoayywoigh;, and JIzrar lIouH of Canada swap ping punches in another t"n.
 In a Christmas day matinee show at the philadrlphia arena, Lew Mas scy, Philadelphia fcatherweight, meets Johnny uatto. Cleveland l'iIi- piuo, in the last of four ten round bouts.
 Other bouts on the national schedule include:
 Tonieht-At Chicago, Jai Alai l'ronton. Pal. Moore. Memphis vs. Jackie Stewart, Louisville, frath"r- weights and Frankie Grandetta, Hol- lywood, vs Irish Mickey Gill, ban tamwcights, each eight rounds; at san Francisco, lazy Grove, Now York Ns Eddie Dampicr, san Jose, Calif.. middlcweights, ten rounds; at Los Angeles, Goldic Hess, Ocean Park, Calit., Ns. Baby Sal s'orio. San Scr nardno. lightWcights, ten rounds Wednesday - At Philadelphia, Arena, Matt AdGio, Philadelphia. vs Billy Jones, light heavyWoights, and Baby Joe Cans, Los Angeles negro vs. Harry Kid Brown, Philadelphia wcltcrwciGhts, each ten rounds.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
H0NORLD AT BANQUET
Z!'jir Booth anal Hay I;yan Guests At Banquet of Former Members 0f 3pf~ Club.
of 3pf~ Club.

Albi" Booth, outstanding backGcid St@r Of he Yale football team du"- iny tine past season and Ray Ryan. star oj th" Connecticut Aggias, were houorcd last night by their former fellow members of the New Haven Boys club with banqu.t at the club headquarters in New Haven.
 Among the guests were Richard Lowell, former superintendent Of tho Boys club and now head coacn @t the Milford Prep school; Philip Geiger, former athletic coach at the Boys club and now director of the Bristol Boys club! George White. secretary and treasurer of the New Haven Eastern league baseball cl"o and an official in the Eastern Pro- t,ssjomal Football league.
 All those attending were called on for il speech. Mr. Lowell acted .@s toastmastrr. Albio and Ray Were presented with bathrobcs and slip i"rs to match. Booths robe, of cou'sr, W#S a blue one.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
COUNTY Y. M. (. A. GROUPS
 HAVE BUSY PERIOD AHEAD
Senior and Intermediate Basketball Leagues Begin Sec end Woe. of Play With Hard Games Schedued- Junior Tournament Planned - Track Swimming, Tennis and VO!ley Ball May Be Sponsored-Lionel N. Dcpot Elected Athletic Commissioner

school in charge Of Commissioner Main of North Windsor, while the state meet is scheduled for February iu Mcridcn. The county swimming Iaccl. in charge of Commissioner Naelll. will take place at the Hart ford "Y' on February 15 and the state meet on March at the same place. Thc outdoor ijrld meet for county teams will be hyld in New Britain on May @4, with I.ion,l M. Depot requested to handle arrange urflts. Tho state meet will be run eff al Wesleyan on June '. Tennis next sumner will he in charge of George Backmun Of Southin%ton and it is hoped 10 enter T team in the state tournament at Wcstport on July 2f. II was also suggested that d cOmmiSsiOu,r interested in fur thcring FolIoy ball play be secured.
 Lionel M, Depot of New Britain was elected a member of the board Of athletic commissioners.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

Bcwilderod and puzzled by the professional rules under which tn" game was played. the Naton"! Guard basketball team of this cl@N went down to a tWo-pont defeat At the hands Of Bickslcrs' Red Heads. formerly the Chryslcr Red Heads, ;A a game played in Bridgeport yeste"- day afternoon. The final score WIS 3l to %. This was the first defeat for the Guards this season.
 Tho Red Heads were strcnct I1oncI with three new men, including Nc Cram, former Waterbury and Hal1- ford player
 only two members of the New Britain team played q game under professional rules prior to yesterday. They were Johnny Sheehan and Hoist who with "Hammy" Darrow were the stars of the game. Tho Bridgeport guards, Mcsseroli and Risberg were the winners stars.
 Several times during the game the home town fans gave the New Brit ain team applause for it's password,
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
BURRIT7S DEFEAT
 TWISTED ' TEAM
Score Ninth Straight Victory
 Saturday at Stanley Arena

'ouuuuing to display th" same Improvement in team play that has been developing in its last two games, the Burritt basketball team rhalkrI up another victory Satur- day night, its ninth straight, al the Stanley arena with the "N' team of NinSied the victim This is the sec ond victory this season of the To- culs over the Winstcd quintet.
 Both teams got off 10 a slow start and the Iccals led at the end Of the first quarter by the score of to 4. The visitors, used 10 playing on a limited surface, were cOnsid- rYahly bothered by the size of the local court. Their long shots, at which they rNcrl, were short Of the mark and this cut down their SCOT ing power considerably.
 While the Winsted team. through the excellence Of the local defense, was unable 10 get in for free shot in the second quarter, the New Britain offensive picked up speed so that at half time, the count stood at 1G to 1 in favor of the homo club.
 1 Jasper started the Burritts off at resumption of play but the Winstcd team started d desperate fight that brought them right along in the scoring ]. Serafui. last years Gill bert High school star, put plenty oi pep into the play of his team and as result ot it's rally, the Win steditcs had cut New Britain's lead Ito 21-12 at the end of the third quarter.
 While the Burritts slowed IT consid derably due 10 the terrific pace at which the game was being played, Winsted picked up speed and appeared dangerous in the closing minutes. The Burritts, how ever, managed 10 get possession o1 the ball just when the times ap' peured critical and stayed off the Winsted rush 10 win by the hna score of 4 10 19.
 Jasper NakubowicZ and Lut, proved 10 be the high scorers 0 the night while the other member Of the local team showed plenty o fight ]. Serafni was the star of th' visiting combination. The score:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
CORSAIRS BEAT
 TIGERS IN GAME:
Spring Startling Upset in Y
 Saturday Afternoon League
standing

The far famed dope huckot' was gain upset when the last place Corsairs came through with a clean cut %1 10 %$ victory over the frs, place Tigers in the Saturday after noon "Y' basketball league Thr same was fast and hard fought from inc opening whistle Iucid,n- tally il was the first win for the ror*airS and thr first loss for thv Tigers, Before the game inc Tigers were tn" layoritrs to win by q one. sided score.
 The gamr Was q free scoring bat tie in the first half with the Tigers leading by 1G to l5 margin at the whistle. Inspired by their wonderful showing against the leaders in the first half and full of confidence, thy Corsairs came back strong in th" final period and outplaycd the Iii gers in every department Of the game. The Corsairs' passwork clicked beautifully. Franks started on q scoring spree and his scnsa- tionaI baskets kept the Corsairs on even terms with the Tigers.
 Shortly after the third quarter started, Franks sank three spec tacular shots to put in" Corsairs in the drivers seat for the first time Ono Of the shots was long hcayr from nearly the opposite foul li1N. Captain Iicnhard came through with two baskets, giving the Cor sairS %3 to 9G lead. Osborne came 10 the fore with five points to bring the Tigers bn"! into the running but Franks and Salwocki put the | game on ice for the Corsairs with ! successive baskets.
 Franks gave one Of the greatest ] exhibitions of shooting ever seen on the ''Y" floor. He scored eight bas- kets by virtue Of long shots, hook shots and every other possible way of shooting. He alone scored half of his teams points. O'Brion was the high scorer for the losers while l Osborne played q strong game in tn" pinchos.
 Every member of the Corsair team played strong defensive game and it was the teams pass work that resulted in the uncXpcct- ed victory
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
LNEAiN NEHT TNRRINGTON

Tin" New Britain state Trad school basketball team continued its winning streak by defeating the l'orringrou Trade five, 29-1o. Th2 New Britain Traders plainly show cd their superiority throughout th4 game. scoring at will. Carlson tn" Kew Britain center played an cN- centionaIlN rjuc &muc. holding his man #cor"lras while he sank three ti"Id goals. Truhan was high score man of the game with three tjc!d goals Truman was high score man Of tho game with three field goals and three fouls. At no time dur ing the game did TorringtOn threat ,l 10 wrosr the lead from Nov 2ritan, although they fought hard to the last minute. This is the last same the New Britain Traders will play until after the Christmas reco $ when they have q return game with Ilunviur h1Gh in planyile Friday. January &ri Tn" score:
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New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
NEW BOWLING CHAMP
Joe Ealcaro of New York Takes Title From Joe SCribncr of Detroit in special Match.

New York, Dec. 2& (Pt-Joe FaI- Caro of New York, is the worlds in dividual bowling champion.
 Falcaro won the title from Joe Scribner of Detroit in d special six hlock-G0 games-match completed here last night. He won by lS1 pins compiling q grand total of 12,932 to 12.S03 for Scribner.
 Scribncr held a lead of l5S pins at the end of the first three blocks, played in Detroiit Falcaro shaved this to 36 in the fourth block here on Saturday, took a lead of 157 in the fourth block and then chung to lis advantage in the final block.
 The grand averages were: Falcaro 215 32-6O; Scrbner 213 23-60.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
BCarCatS Also Via

Staging u rally ill the last quar- ter the Bearcats captured q 26 - 15 victory over the Partners. Tha Panthers held u Il 10 i lead at hali time, but the Bcarcats showed :" new spirit in the second half and scored - points while they held the Panthers scorelcss from tho field, Baskets by Davis, Balcunis and Zicgler gave the Bearcata tha lead for inc first time. The Pan thers were unable to pierce the de tense thrown up by the Bearca,s, and were also unable to stop the Bcarcats from shooting. Davis and Balcunis were the stars in tha comeback Of the Bcarcats, while Miriliani was the big boy for the losers. The Brarcats went into d tic for first place as q result of Saturdays games. The summar! ::
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
NHIl2LNINDS WIN CAME

The WhrlWinds basketball team defeated the Wizards Saturday in q hard fought game staged at the Sacred Heart school gym. The final score was 29 to 2&, The winners got an carly lead and, despite the fierce playing, were never headed, On Friday night, the WhirlWinds sWampcd the Anvilccrs 4 10 29. Captain parda was the outstanding star of both contests. The WhirI- winds would like to play any team averaging 15 10 l7 years of age. For games call Manager A, Kaczynski at 3C4S The score:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
PLAY TWISTED TEAM
Britain Boys Club Five in Game Here Tonight.

Britain Boys Club Five in Game Here Tonight.
 Bo%>' Club Winstcd ~" Eam,,ta
 Right Forward h"r"IrJll ...,....--...-..., Scarhm Houhus
 Left Forward G0iii, ..,............. Finn
 Crntur ComM4uour ............ Bushnell
 I;j-h, Guard l@lg,L tjrasja ...........- Clark
 Left Guard
 Th. WInatrd '. M. (. X. basket bali loam will seek revenge upon the Io>' club tonight when il comes uuNu from the Freak City for d To Wm game with inc local basket 3asors. New Britain invaded Win trI -lt2I1Iy more than A week ago :H.1 came back with a t6-&G victory IJ its credit after H hard battle which Wus won by a ias finish. Wjns,od IS hopeful of turning lho tables tonight. and the locals know Incy ar" in for no easy game. Bush ariL yisiuHg guard. is possibly the uost daug,rous man on his toam Int the Wrsted crew has more to t than Lls long shots. Last year 1t 2lyr th" ,luh two severe struggles b"tor" aurcumhimg.
 Now Britain wlI bc handicapped oon4ht hy the loss of Albert Ben #mm who turned his ankle in thn WiumWtic same last week. II Nils at first thought that tine injury Nas uot serious. but TOW il has de- valopct that inc ankle is baIIy spra,uol, and tGr local barkrourf '1uan must hobnlo about on crutclsos. roum-uU1r aHd palUcl are still a>ai.aal for -uar1 duty and if is }uou-M uArlr that Gnsha ~Ill bp moved ua,h To his old stand in or drr th@t thr u"f"usr drpar;mrm: may not b. without a spare man. Tho rest ot inc team wiII ho as usual
 No oppou.ut for tho Boys Club Reserves lii tho prcliminary had been booked this morning, hut Su- pcrintyndnut Dwight Skinner ">- rcclrd 10 line up thc ranthors CT some other local team during th" day. Daucir4 viii follow the games.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
EAGLES BEAT HI-N

Outplayng the Hi-Y team in all departments of the game, the Eagles basketball team had no trouble in winning d game Saturday by the score Of g to 10. The Eagles dis played brilliant passWork. ColWick, Ferony and Mcligonis starred for the winners while F. Miller and Mcguire were the big numbers for the los DTS. Thc summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
MAY COACH F0RDHAM
DCn Miller. Former Member uI NUtrC Danes Four lfursCnci. May succeed CaNanaugh.

New York, Doe. 2$ UPJ--no1 Nlrr. Iorm.r member Of Notr" ramc's immortal "I'our Horsomrn and present baclficId coach at Omo State University, ls reported under consideration as head football coacn #, I'ordham University if Major Frank Cayanau@h does not erturn.
 Cavauaugh has ben offered a new long term contract at an incr"as l salary but has not reached an agres- mcnt.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
senior County ~" Standing

The County "N" senior basketball l,ayuc entered is s coHd week to- day with four promising games scheduled. Two teams which won their games last week. tI.e Plaiu- vile and Wappug Y. M, C. A.. quintcts, will meet ill Mapping in what should b. one of tn" hest of the four contests. as rIainyilie proved its strength last week by swamping Highland Park and Wap- ping surprised by trouncin& Ken sington on the lattcr's home floor. The game will probably be played Saturday night.
 Tho New Britain South church. which started its title dclrns" with Il victory in Southington last week. will make ifs longest journey Of in" schedule on I'ri1Iy night when ii meets the IlazardNille Iocrea'ionM Center ASu. toam up ia Ha=aMi- vile. New Britain looked fairly strong in it's first victory. but an iu- |iury 10 Captain Clifford H"Irs hand Saturday may prevent hin from playing or at least handicap his work against Huz1rdrillo, NothiuS lis known of t&o ability of inc latter taam. IS no report on is scheduled game with West Avon last week ha; been submitted.
 Konsngton, with "Woa" rhotNow- ski home from college for the hoIj- days. will face southington in koA- sington on Friday night with high hopes of making up for it's defeat last Friday. Souhinelon put up a hard fight uaainst Now Britain and IS also counting on victory. In tin
 fourth game West Avon will go tc LIflehInnl narll.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
PLAY BIIIi1KD MATCH

New York Doc. 2" 'P}-RaIpH Greenleaf. ne~I>-crowned worlds pocket billiard champion, and I'ranf Taberski of Scheunctady. \. Y, the man he succeeded will begin Il special r block. 15oo point match here today Thr match will be dc. cided on a llock basis but in the event of a tic total points "jlI d., eide.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
NEW BRITAIN QUINTET IS
 BEATEN BY RENAISSANCE

Coored Champions Display Plenty of Speed Against Local Basketball Combination - Hardware City Rally Near Close Falls Short of Tying the Score SIoman Drops in Total of r Points-Ricks Stars for Visitors-Atlas Quintet Here Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Plans for Future

Plans for many future athletic events wer. hid at fh" meeting of tnr County "N" commissioners in hartford on Friday night. Thr ju- uior basketball tournament will ho hyld on March and I5. in rhar~r of Anthony Randall Of Broad BrooE, An intcrm.dja', trophy has hr.n ".- cured and awards for jhc junior 2ud senior winners are being ought. The matter Of some indi- yjdual prize for outstanding mcm- Iors Of championship teams was also discussed and vas referred 10 inc Inagun maaagcrs. Rev. Vernon l. Phillips of Neusiu@tou and Kcrm"t l.. Parker Of New Britain for fur }h,r study with the suggestion that they devise plan of financing "s well as awarding.
 The county indoor athletic meet was set for January 25 or February 1, probably at tho Hartford high
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23

Neither the Nolst"ad nor any subsequent prohibition act sprciticaI- Iy mentions in: Philippians and therefore there Is no prohibition in those islands.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Iu.clnlnAiatc NlanAimg

.Nr l'r '.''''.l '''''
 In the mlrrnrdia1c l#ylr rNo ccntests are booked for in" 'omln@ week. with the two present leaders -Southing)on and N"nsngion scheduled 10 com" logr1her ln tt" feature tilt in Ncusingtou on Friday evening. Tho New Britain Whippr'S. who were idle Iu-r week. will start their campaign in t,nijrld against .thc other entry which y."s moi $. hrduIrd durin~ t't" first "onE of play. The Wappin% Pioneers ""r" unable to mc,r in" dates offered them by the south Church ln,"rm"- diatos of this city, and the gamo has been put over until tho week of Fn''- ru#ry IT. Wh,u tho senior and inter- taodiatr teams of both organizations i'll .14g11 Isr,.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
Eagles

Score at half time, 1S-4, Eagles. Referee, 3engston. Timer Mes senger. Scorer. l Zcvin.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
lScai't.ltS
idHtllcr>

Score at half time ll-4, Partners referee, Prcisser; timer, Squillaciole; scorer LuItrrman
New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
IStIrI'ittS
" instcd Y

Sror" at half time, 16-4 New Hritaiu; referee. Ball; timer SaW- dors; scorer, Crean.