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Of these chimneys will disappear and
will be replaced by forced draft.
In many places forced draft Is now
doing the duty that would require phe-
nomenal and unheard-of chimney
heights. Because of this there is no
great difficulty in increasing the draft
II the gases necessary to combustion
smoke IS becoming less the rule. This
is but one of the means at our hand to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-16

diminish the smokiness Of our cities If
chimneys are not provided to give Suf-
ficient draft for the furnace being used,
the situation can be corrected by put
ting in small blower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-16

An automatic switchboard for the
Prince of Wales private telephone ex-
change has been installed in York
House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-16
The Crystal Globe.
BY JACOB GRIM.

Jacob Carr Grim. l7S5-lS63, was a Ger
man philologist and mythologiSt, author,
With his brother, Wilhelm Carl, of the IA
nous "Grimm's Fairy Tales"
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
SPORT SUMMARY

By the Associated Press
Kansas City-Zach Wheat, vet
eran outfelder, announces perma.
nent retirement from baseball.
New York-New York Hakoahs
defeat Madisons OF st. Louis, 80.
to capture soccer championship OF
United States.
Monte Carlo-Wilbur Coen, Kan
sas City. is beaten in finals of Monte
Carlo tennis tournament by Louis
Worm. Denmark.
Chica go-National intersch ola site
basketball championship goes to
Athens. Texas.
New York-Harvard and Winston
Guests optimists reach final round
Of Class A competition in nationa
polo championships.
Boston-Hewitt Morgan. Ne"
York. retains national court tennis
title.
Hamilton-Long Island Sounc
interclub boats capture internauona
series from Bermuda.
/ lphia-Mlddle Atlantic A
/ A. L. wrestling team title goes u
Lehigh university for secon(
straight year.
Detroit-New Uomens shauni
record Of A. seconds for quartz
mile is set by Leila Brooks Potte
Of Toronto; Faith Schoen OF Chi
cago wins senior title.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
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New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
FIRST GAME IN
COLLEGE league
Newly Organized Baseball Cir.
cult to Be Launched Tomorrow

New York, April s Pl-The sched-
uled game at Princeton today be-
tween the baseball teams of Dart
mouth and Princeton will launch
the first representative interCollegi-
ate league known in the east since
I the Big Three withdrew from the orr
| ginal American college baseball as
| ISOLATION, Just before the start of the
| 1857 season. After A. campaigns on
an independent basis, Yale and
| Princeton have joined Pennsylvania,
/ Columbia. Cornell and Dartmouth
| for league competition.
The last four have been grouped
since 1925 in the quadrangle cup
/ league. which came into being a. ter
! earlier efforts, some six years ago,
| TO perfect the present circuit, failed
because final ratification of. the plan
was not obtained at New Haven and
| Princeton. Although d schedule OF
50 games. giving each team two en-
gagements against every other
league membefS. already has been
agreed upon. the final organizat ton
" tiAt itde dt " III liol NC aIloul
plished until one day later this
week when delegates from the siA
institutions gather in New York tC
elect officers and adopt a constitu.
ton.
Prior TO that meeting, Dartmouth
ia scheduled for two games agains
Princeton and Yale is to visit New
York to play Columbia. At present
the membership OF both Harvard
and Princeton IN any league is i'm
possible because of the complet,
athletic rupture brought about be
tween the two after the football
game in 1875.
Harvard has expressed itself al
opposed to leagues for either majo
or minor sport teams. but a compo
sition of lis differences with tn,
Orange and Black and an invitation
10 Join may find Cambridge in a re
ceptlve mood at some future time
Yale and Princeton feel that tn
league Aill add something to thei
season IN the way of interest with
out lessenins the attra ctiveness 0
their own series against each othe
at the close of the campaign.
The organization of the intercol
leSiate league for this season va
made possible because the independ
} ent schedules of the six member
fell only three games short of tn
: required thirty Dartmout Cleare,
, the way for the league by schedul
, ing two games with Princeton in tn
Jungle today and tomorrow and ne
gotiatng for a double header agains
. Yale al New Haven on Saturday
5 when the Green season original
II vas scheduled 10 start with singl
h game,
] The Yale Dartmouth double head
:. CT remains tentative, contingen
= upon final approval at New Haver
It but II is believed Yale authorize
o Will readily agree TO the Green
= sporting plan
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

The Blue Juniors outsCorsd the
tnknovns, g5-1q, in a SLOW and un-
interesting game in which neither
team showed much attacking pow
er. Dumin's basket and Mellsonlss
free Try were the first scores and
Then the winners took a IL lead
before a Melgouis basket closed the
quarters scoring, The second
quarter was sterile. foul by DUNN
and as basket by Adamowlcz being
the only scores.
SapkoWski raised tho score to As
IN the second half before the Tn
knows got under way. Then foul
by Mansan and a free shot and d
basket by Ckojnlcki put them in the
running and they were closing in at
1873 al the third quarter, Chojnicki
scored again in the fina' period.
Senk made one point and Nedbala
another on Neligonis's fourth foul,
which made the lose $ continue with
four mon. The Blue Juniors then
pushed up TO 25-l4, when they lost
Sapkowski on fouls Id there were
only eight men left on the floor.
klowsN and Chojnicki made FIVE
points COR The Unknows in the last
minutes. but these were not enough.
SapkoW ski sta red with l. points
while Choinicki led the tnknowns
with nine. Adamowicz and Mellsonis
also played imp "tant parts in the
workings of their respective teams
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
Y AII,.STARS WIN

The Y All-stars basketball team
ran its string of Victories to seven
Saturday night by defeating the Ma
fionals is to IA. Three overtime
periods were required before de-
clsion could be reached. The Ma
tionals. entered in the intermediate
division of the city tournament haa
an advantage over the All-Stars'
who are among the midgets. Inc
losers led s to 4 at the first quarter
turn and IL to at half time. Then
the An-Stars put on burst OF
speed and the score was tied "hen
the game ended. After two score
less overtime periods and with hVe
seconds to go in the third. Dickln-
son popped long heave ana tht
game was over. Dickinson starred
for the Y team while Sincko anI
Miller played well for the iosefs
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

IN
|BURRIT7S Defeat
MERIDEN LAURELS
Unsportsmanlike Conduct Of vis-
itors Mars Fine Battle

An understandable team of play
ers representing the Meriden Lau-
nels went down to a deserved de-
feat before the Burritt Basketball
team at the Stanley Arena Saturday
night and after one-sided game
which ended in near-riot the New
Britain team took the honors by
"A to Is score.
The Burritts by the victory
strengthened their claim on the
state Junior title. The Hardware CITY
team has scored 30 victories in -
starts and have had the upper hand
on every opponent except the Meri-
den Communities which have won
one and lost one in two games. This
team alone among the many junior
teams in the state has the right TO
challenge the title claims OF the
Burritts. The Burritts lost their
other game TO the Meriden Laurels
but it has since defeated that team
twice.
The sooner a team like the Meri-
den Laurels learns to take beating
gracefully the sooner they will learn
what true craftsmanship is like.
Smith, right forward, displayed the
worst type of misconduct on the
floor and when he left the game he
was subjected to the boos OF the
fans Seeing certain defeat the Mer-
iden team began to rough it, to-
ward the end and catching the spir-
it of the occasion the New Britain
team did its share with the result
that the latter part of the contest
was far from entertaining.
Very little good basketball was
displayed. The Silver City team was
held scoreless in the first quarter.
1t was in the rear OF an II to I
score at half time and never serious
" threatened in the last half
Scully played the best all around
game. He confined himself to the
game, led his team in scoring and
old not make foul throughout the
contest. Nick Gill played the best
| offensive game this season in Bur
rift uniform. Luty played fine
| floor game and Darrows work as
stationary guard was excellent.
The summarv.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
PLEASED WITH ROOKIE
Manager Bill Carrigan satisfied With
Work OF Pitcher Eddie Durham
Against New Haven.

Norfolk. Va, April S tP,-Man-
aser Bill Carrigan of the SoX was
pleased today with the way one OF
his rookie pitchers, Eddie Bull
Durham, worked against the Ne"
Haven Profs of the Eastern leaGu"
yesterday. Eddie, Just 90. started 10
pitch for his high school team at
the age of l3 and has been adNanc-
ing his baseball fortunes steadily
ever since. He pitched the first five
innings against New Haven yester-
day. holding the Profs TO four his
and two runs. Then in the sixth the
Red SoX broke a to tie by Scor-
ing eight runs before the side was
retired. So, with the work over for
the day, Bull was promptly yank-
cd. Carrigan does not want any sor'
arms to spoil promising youngsters
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
KEEPING TITLES
IN COLD STORAGE
Champions to Fight This Week
Without Crowns At Stake

New York April S Pt-The box
ing calendar for the coming week
finds three champions willing enough
to fight but careful enough to leave
their titles in cold storage before
they enter the ring.
Joe Dundee, welterWeight title
holder; SAMMY Mandell, who rules
the lightWeights, and Icy Schwartz,
recognized by the New York state
boxing commission as flyWeight
champion, all are down for engage
ments of more or less dangerous
character.
/ Mandell should have little trouble
with Benny Duke. in Grand Rapids
| Friday night nor should Schwartz be
unduly extended by Boy Valley of
| Manila at San Francisco the same
night. Both bouts will be at catch
weights.
On the other hand, Dundee pos
sibly will be in for an unpleasant
evening at Boston on Friday when
he meets Al Mello. of Lowell Mass.
in a return match at the Boston
Garden. Mello gave the welter-
weight champion something of a
trouncing in recent match at Bos-
ton and he may do it again. As
usual Dundee has seen TO it that his
title is not at stake.
In the New York sector, the Ia
round battle between Kid Chocolate
and Bushy Graham, opening Jess
McMahons New York coliseum FRI
day night is the high spot Of the
week. Mcmahon, had hoped TO get
the New York boxing commission &C
recognize the bout as bantam
weight championship AFFAIR but tht
boxing fathers turned thumbs dowl
on the proposal. Graham has in
, formed Mcmahon that, since the
bout is not for the championship
: he will make no effort to get down e
lis pounds There had been serloU!
doubt in some quarters whether thu
Cuban negro could get down TO IL
pounds. Most Of his recent fightln.
has been done at from III TO L.;
! pounds,
. AOJl ~ h'!4S- liz l-i ia >
E weight. meets Harold Mays, of Bay
. onne, n j.. in a ten round scrap 3
Philadelphia tonight, on the sam
:. card Baby Joe Cans, Los Angelo
/ negro junior welterweight, tackle
, Jackie Brady, husky lad from syria
:. cuse. Tommy Grogan, the SOCK
r. from Omaha and Billy Wallace
irl, trv1
+ from Cleveland, furnish the his
, light on the Thursday night car
of the Olympia arena at Detroit.
Other bouts on the national sche1
ule this week include;
Tonight-At New York. st. Nicf
:, olas arena. Izzy Grove, New YorI
VS.. Vince Dundee, Baltimore, We
= terweights, ten rounds; at Chicag
e. Mike Mandell. St. Paul, vs.. Pei
Mistort, Souti Chicago. heav.
weights. ten rounds; at Memphi
j, Tom VIM, New Orleans. vs. Blonl
8 Davis, Mobile. heavyweights.
Tuesday-At Cleveland, Goril
Jones, Akron vs.. Tommy Freema
Erie. Pa, welterweights, II pound
at Chicago, AL Greenfeld ChlcaS
vs.. Willie Michel. Belgium, ligh
% weights, ten rounds.
Thursday-At Detroit, Louis Xxx
!. kaplan Meriden. Conn, vs. Jo'
6 Medill. Chicago, lightweghts. t.
o rounds, and Soldier Dombrowsl
Detroit. vs.. EddA Shea, Chicag
o seatherweights. ten rounds.
. Friday-At New Orleans, Manu-
o Quintero. Tampa, Fla, rs. Bill
s Podraza, lishtweights.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
boys CLUB DROPS GAME
In NEW YORK BY &.37
Closes Season With Second Loss to New York Boys
Club - Locals Rally in Final Periods But Cannot
Overcome Home Teams Lead-kereejza and Zem-
browski Lead Attack - Players Enjoy Sights in
Metropolis

The New Britain Boys club closed
its basketball season Saturday night
when il lost 1851 decision to the
New York Boys club quintet on the
latter's home floor in Manhattan
Saturday night. 1t was the second
defeat suffered by the Hardware
City team at the hands of the New
Workers, victory having gone to New
York when the teams played here
a week ago Saturday night.
Just as the first game had been
fast from one end to the other. SO
was the contest in New York a
speedy and exciting battle all the
way. New York got off TO lead
in the early periods and at inter
mission was clinging to 24-lS lead.
The third quarter was evenly fought.
but in the last period New Britain
staged determined rally which cut
the home teams advantage TO four
points before it was checked. Then
New York counter-rallied and took
the game.
Charley Spiegel, whose two bas-
kets gave New York the victory
here was the big factor in the sec
ond Manhattan triumph. He threw
| seven field goals and one free point
to lead both teams in scoring. Lester
and Harris followed him with l.
points each and made up for the
loss of Dubofsky who has left the
New York team to try out with the
Jersey City International league
baseball nine.
The New Britain scoring was well
divided. kerelejza topped the locals
with nine points and Zembrowsk'
made seven, but every player on the
! Hardware City squad made at least
one basket. The summary:
New York Boys Club
I'D fl TIL
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

Players Enjoy Sights

The members of the local squad
were received and treated handsome
ly by the New York management.
On Saturday afternoon they went to
the Hippodrome and Madison
Square Garden and travelled down
Broadway. Few if any Of the boys
had been to New York before. and
the big city made a great impression
upon them. After the game Satur-
day night the home team escorted
the locals to their hotel. Yesterday
morning the New Britain contingent
went down to Battery park. in
spected the Aquarium, and took the
ferry out to Bedloe's island. where
the players climbed the Statue Of
liberty.
Coach Ray Anderson panied
the eight players, as did Andy ko-
bella, who won the trip to New York
by selling the most tickets for the
teams home games during the past
season.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
White SOx Rebellion
Has All Quoted Down

Dallas, Tex. Aprh (Pe-The re-
cent instruction in the White Sox
has quoted down. the team has won
three straight games, and First
Baseman Art Shires, who was sent
home for publicly complaining
against being disciplined, has re-
pented and requested to return.
Errorless baseball and punched
hits gave the White Sox an 5 to 4
victory over Wichita Falls yesterday
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

kellert opened the scoring upon
resumption of play with foul shot.
Zakzewsk followed him with q
basket. The New Britain team was
playing perfect basketball. Kellert
came through with another basket
and followed with a foul. Russell
put Chicago to within a point Of
New Britain's 20 with pretty
basket.
Sloman then popped in a point
from the charity station but kellert
also added one for Chicago. Grody
then tied the count with another
foul toss and the count was 2l-ail.
Then, like numbering buffalo. Yak
zewski charged away from his man
and after long dribble, he dropped
the ball through to put New Britain
in the lead. He followed this with
a foul toss. Sloman added a point
from the gift stripe. 1t was a dou-
BILE foul and Drefuss made his throw
good.
Russell then tipped a pretty shot
through the nets and the score stood
at IS to -, New Britain. Sloman put
the locals ahead on play that was
the prettiest of the night. McEl.
vain broke away for dribble from
the center of the floor and with =
hop to shoot, he sucked Grody at
him. With a quick flip, he passed
to SlOman and Al sank the basket.
The score then stood at q to %
for New Britain.
The Bruins put on speed but 40
did New Britain. Zakzewski took \
pass from MCElwain and sank the
shot. kellert added a charity tosx.
Zakzewski again broke way and
sank another. Sloman tossed In in
giving New Britain 80 to IS for Chi
cago. Russell popped in two free
tries but the game IVES over before
play could be resumed at center
May Play Another
Although Manager Lanpher hal
practically decided to close out the
season last Saturday, New Britain
may play again next Saturday
against the Celtics of New York.
With the close of the American
league schedule. the former world
champions have banded together
again and they are very anxious 10
play here. The fans Saturday night
were so pleased at the work OF the
New Britain team that Manager Ian.
pher has started negotiations for
ha hor Of NJ -
| York team. Details will be an.
nounced later.
The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
HUNTER BEATS 1ILDEN
Take, Gruelling Tennis Exhibition
Match at Bay>idc, l.. l., Before
$500 Fans.

New York. April 8 (tP)-Frank
r. Hunter defeated William T. Til
den II in grueling exhibition
match at Bayside l.. L.. yesterday,
o.. As, 1o-S. So, before some o.
500 persons.
1t was the first outdoor appear
ance of Tilden since his reinstate-
mcnt as an amateur and the lead
ing star of the United States proved
that he will require considerable
practice before his tennis game
reaches its best. He also was ham
pered by soggy court which slow
ed play considerably.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

The pnimpeachable foul shooting
Of Lyman Wiehn carried the Dubllns
into the quarter-final through an
1913 triumph at the expense or the
Eagles The game was second
round contest and brought together
TWO teams which had shown mucn
strength in their first games. but
both sides threw up almost impreg-
nable defenses and the scoring was
largely confined to losses awarded
by the referee. At this Wiehn had
no match. tor he made seven out OF
seven tries and brought victory to
his team through his perfect work
His team made eight out Of nine
foul shots. while the Eagles put in
only five out Of II.
Wiehr gave an indication of what
+ the game would be when he scored
( first from the foul-line. Souney's
hook shot made il so Ferony and
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
ROBINS OUTFIT CLEVELAND

New Orleans, April @ - The
Brooklyn Robins outhit Cleveland
and got most of the breaks in an
exhibition game yesterday. but they
ed to the Indians. to l. Max Ros-
enfield's hitting was the only bright
spot in an otherwise dull day TO.
Robin rooters.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
WAS WITH PIRATES ONCE

Emil Yde, now with Detroit, was
With Pittsburgh as a pitcher d num-
her Of years Detroit bought him
from Indianapolis last summer.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

A. me stanley Arcna-lnterme- ,
date ssoond-round game; fhahlolh .
Reserves IS. Hopalons rive. SENIOR .
semi-duals, Sons Of Italy vs. LloNS' .
rhsnroms rs. Independents
Games Timorrow Night
A. +hs Stanley Arena-In1ermedi- +
,+s sarord-roun4 games Nhippets
- Painters. Blue Juniors rs, Gel
,ics Intermediate quartsr-ttnal:
roys. Clu1 Reserves rs, Duhhns'
rr~,,ri,r 1,s+-half rallies featured
all 4orr Intermediates games played
~. the ri+y amateur basketball tour
,,.,,,,,,,+ at the stanley Arena Satur-
a., afternoon, three apparently
7,o,,raes haa,rn teams coming from
b.nind to throv bad scarcs INTO
+5.tr onponorts ana fourth actual
T.. ,,irnirr rs game after having
r',,n on fine short md OF III" score
. tr,ar,nfsslon.
,,e. ,.,.t..rs -,,ish,1 ont 20
...+,,.' ..... ->.fl l4ad IN the first
,,',s o,,l,, ia ns,n the lrlolors come
,',sI, ,,.1f,n I,rotred the score
o. y. IL, N. last three minutes OF
,Iy- and il look long shot by
Marietta. sharp-Shooti0- Panther
.,,,a,5 IN hr.3k the tle ami give the
victory 10 the paDth.'s ln an 'Ncll-
ing encounter. The lnknowns also
made stern chase after The bINe
Juniors in their contest bit fell SIX
,,o,r.s .hor+ d.sptts q tur1Ous rally
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

Alex Taylor. former Scan'on. Pa.
golf pro. has accepted a Job at a
Hagerstown. Nd. course for the
coming year.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
Chicago Bruins

Score at half time 1914, New
Britain: referee, Ball; timer. Saun-
ders; scorer. Cream.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

lovers

Score at half time. 1910. Referee,
Aronson. Timer. Parker. Scorer,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
y AIl-Stars
Nationals

Score at half time. s-4. Nation
ais: referee, Ritter: timer, H. Rit-
ter: scorer. ReCano.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
'eItit,s
Flashes
Njehn Wins for DublinS

Score a. half time. 49,; referee
Aronson timer, Parker; scorer, NC
=
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08

CONTINUED on following pageD
New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
DIJRIINS DEFEAT EAGLES
AND REACH QUARTER-FlNALS
Wiehn is Perfect From Foul Line and Brings Team
Victory - Blue Juniors and Panthers WIN close
Games-Flashes Make Squirt With Four Men, Then
Forfeit 49, Lions Meet Sons of Italy, Phantoms
Tackle Independents Tonight.
= tt4I [.
Blrc Juniors Win

NfcCOtir'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
STILL IS CAPTURED:
ONE MAN ARRESTED
Manufacturing and Possession of
Whisky Laid to Laurel, Md,
Resident.
By star Correspondent of The Star.

BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
LAUREL. Md, March 27.-Louis
Martini of Laurel. Md, was arrested on
charges of manufacturing and possess
sion, following the seizure of a still and
a large quantity of mash on a dairy
farm near here last night. Gull Barber,
Washington lawyer, residing In Tilden
Gardens, is said to own the farm. and
he was cited to appear before the United
States commissioner at Baltimore, in
connection with the case.
Federal Veohibition agents from Bal
timore, who made the seizure, reported
finding a 2,000-gallon still, 22.500 gall
Ions Of mash, 300 gallons of whisky.
1900 pounds of granulated sugar, 100
half-gallon jars, 30-horsepower pump
and other manufacturing equipment.
Two or three other men beside Mar
TIM who were on the property when the
raiders approached escaped. The farm
is near the Laurel race track, about a
mile from the town.
According to Maryland State police.
Martini jumped a $1,000 bond on
liquor charge in New York State and
was apprehended by them several
months ago. He recently returned to
Laurel. they state
He was scheduled to be arraigned be-
fore a United States marshal in Balti-
more today,