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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-03
REPRESENTATIONS.
IN new HEAT WAVE
Excitement of Parade Partly
Blamed by Physicians Who
Treated Victims.

Hospital authorities today aScrihsd
the heat, together with the usual ex-
element coincident with Q parade, as
the cause for "a heat prostrations dur
ing the firen1en's Labor day parade
yesterday: Many others were treated
on the street, refusing TO disclose their
identity or accept hospital treatment.
The Prince Georges Rescue Squad re-
ported treating more than 80. Chill
dren predomniated in the list.
Those taken to Emergency Hospital
for treatment were: Elizabeth Van Pelt,
IS, Of Brentwood. Md; Ralph Rabena-
yitz, IA. Of 3546 Water street southwest;
Jennie Kinney, 10, of 572S Colorado
avenue: Claudia Stewart, IL, of 1920 r
street; Mary Cissel. 10, Of S108 Thirty.
eighth street; Bernice Henderson, IL, OF
1864 Tenth street; Mary Miller, col
ored, 10 years old, Of 1922 Thirteenth
street.
avenue; Mrs. Philomena de Mattee, 40,
of LOOT < street northeast; Hazel Ridg-
ell, II, Of Palms Well, Md; Elizabeth
Palmer, II, Of Martinsburg, w. Va;
Mary Robinson, 80, Of 1861 Jefferson
street: Ruth Sulfride, 81, Of 1928 Six
teenth street; Alma Mitchell. %, COL
ored, Of 1914 First street; Helen Archer,
20, colored, Of 3716 Flagler place;
Della Thompson, 10 years old, colored,
Of 500 Eleventh street; Wilhelm War
den, 10, colored, Of 1914 Second street
southwest, and Emma Prince, 80, COL
ored, Of 1882 Kenyon street.
Those treated at Casualty Hospital
included Mrs. Lucien Brown, rs years
old, Of 1900 Massachusetts, avenue;
Catherine e. Rissey, IL, 1341 Kearney
street northeast; PhilliS Fielder Of 643
Pickford street northeast and Mamie
Green Brooks, SIS, colored, Of 922 First
street southeast.
In the afternoon Julius Garhardt,
right fielder for the Brentwood Hawks,
was overcome by heat while his team
was playing against the National Press
Building Cardinals on the Monument
Grounds. The player was treated at
Emergency Hospital, while the game
between the two teams was called of
because Of the lack Of substitute
player.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-03
PASTOR SHOOTS SHERIFF /
TRYING TO STOP AUTO.
Preacher Declares He Mistook IN
uniformed onicers for High Z ~.
- way Bandits. s4er.5,
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Assoelated Press.
WEST UNION, Ohio, September s.
Held on bond Of $1,000, Rev. II. M.
knight Of Garrett, Ill, today awaited
action by the Adams County grand jufy
on charges Of shooting Sheriff c. M
Mack while, returning from Huntington
w. Va, early yesterday. =.
Rev. Mr.. Knight surrendered after
the shooting with the assertion that he ;
believed Mack and Jess, Kidder. town
marshal at Manchester, Ohio. were rob
hers when he observed them sitting IL,
machine parked across the road. The
men wore no uniforms, he said, and
Mack's badge was not visible He drew
a gun and fired when they commanded
him to halt, Rey. Mr.. Knight declared
Mack was shot In the left arm.
! Mack and Kidder said they were in
search Of q stolen automobile when they.
attempted to stop the minister's AUTO
mobile. He was returning to Garrett
with his wife and two children, a
brother. Jordan Knight, and Miss Mil,
dred Randolph, after visiting friends In
Huntington. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-03

heads, "that he wishes to restore the
fun responsibility Of the heads Of de-
partments and independent establish
ments in participation with him In
maintenance Of economy IN Federal ex.
penditure. Il Is his purpose to hold
the gross Federal budget for 1891 to the
same amounts as appropriated In the
fiscal year $780,"
The latest figures on appropriations
for 1880 show Q total, exclusive 'of the
postal service, Of $3.50, 7e7, 6e0.2S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-03
Girl Born to Wife
Just Before Naval
Officer Reaches u. S.

A few hours before the arrival
of :Comdr. JEFF Helm, U. 8. NJ,
Medical Corps, from Nicaragua,
on the transport Henderson at
Quantico, Va, yesterday with the
18th Marines, q daughter was
born to his wife, In washington.
The baby arrived In the early
morning and the father landed
on American soil about $50 yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Helm, who before her
marriage was Miss Ruth Powder
", nurse to President Wilson and
later TO President Harding, was
with her husband In Nicaragua
until May, when she returned to
the United States. Since then
she has been living with her
parents ut 4l32 Fifth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-03
Scotch Pass Killed Skirt,

Workmen Of Scotland have passed up
as passe the killed skirt. This was
learned by visitors TO that country dur
ing the Summer season. Those also
who thought tartan would be just the
thing found that feminine Scotland
considers the plaid very much out Of
date, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-03
Raiah Hunts With Lights.

To aid In hunting big game at night
o NAH rajah Of Indian has et. uipped his
streamli11e automobile with five power
full eeaEchlights. The Car has an exc
tension Hight rugged up behind the
drivers seat and four others ranged
along the front, to spot or confuse the
tiger or other kaffiei encountered: =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-03

than 17a. 900 worth Of tickets had been
sold for the game, the real purpose Of
which 10 to raise money for the benefit
OF widows ana orphans Of policemen
and nremen. kTFsg !,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
STARS To Battle
FOR SWIM crown
Johnny Weismuller's Title Main
Goal in Water Championships

New York. March IS P)-When
Johnny Weissmullcr tossed aside
his title as amateur ruler of the
waves by turning professional a few
weeks age he stirred up merry
rivalry among his would be success
sors which promises to keep the
water in a continuous state of agi-
tatcd Whitecaps at the national in
door swimming championships here
beginning Tuesday.
East. far west and middle west
each have their star contendors en-
tered for the big splash and while
it may be many a moon before an
other Weissmuller comes along. such
speedy natators as George kojac Of
New York, Austin Clapp of Stanford
university and Walter Jaufer of
Chicago should put up great bat
tie for the vacant free style title.
The odds are all against any one
swimmer duplicating WeissmuIler's
feat Of a year ago and winning the
free style features at 100. 200 and
800 yards although a couple Ct them
entries announced at the A. A. U.
office show.
I.anfer, the Lake Shore A. c. fas!
who was runner-up to Weissmulle.'
looms as one of the likeliest of the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
MANCHESTER Team
PLAYS BURRITTS
Junior Recreation Quintet to
Appear Here Saturday Night

Some Of the best basketball talent
in South Manchester will be in the
lineup of the Recreation Five bas-
ketball team which is scheduled to
oppose the Burritts in the pre-
liminary to the New Britain Bristol
Endee game at the Stanley Arena
Saturday night.
Holland and Quish, members of
the senior recreation team whic h
played the Lanphermen in South
Manche .er will be in the lineup Of
the visitors. Both are former high
school stars. New Britain will es-
pecially mem Der Holland who cap
tanned the basketball team which
caused the suspension Of 16 New
Britain high school players for play
ing with outside teams during the
season Two years ago.
Since Al Wick, captain of the
Burritts, was the first player sus.
pended at the school. he will be es-
pecially anxious TO defeat the team
upon which Holland is playing.
The Burritts we an impressive
record this year. having won 20 vic
tories in 252 starts. The only losses
were to two Meriden teams. the
Community and Laurel quintets but
in return games the Hardware City
team got its revenge and defeated
each of these two rivals.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28

pretendcrs for the throne, is afte'
the 100, 220 and 500 yard free style
crowns, the $50 yard backstroke and
800 yard medley. In the last tw }
events he is at present champion.
Walter Spence of Philadelphia. I'm
attached, who swan on Canada e
Olympic team at Amsterdam, like
wise is entered in the three free
style events, also the 220 yarl
hreaststroke,. in which he is cham
pion, and the medley.
kojac, who was unable TO win a
title match last year is out for the
100 and 220 free style and the back
stroke while Clapp, who knocked
off the fastest 220 meter leg on tn"
American 500 meter relay team that
set new Olympic record at Am
stcrdam, will cleave the water in the
900, 500 and medley.
In addition 10 these stars. Yale :
eastern intercollegiate champion
team, led by the rangy Rowland, is
entered intact while the I'niversity
Of Iowa is represented by Boyd N
'@dile, booked for the go, 500 and
medley. Stanford's lone entry. Clapp
Johnny Bryant Dartmouth Splinter
and Joe Wohl, Syracuse back
stroller, are the other collegians en-
tered.
The Illinois A. G., which won the
81, NJ 1u1,5 IN loc ha .
entered a water polo team only. its
swimming forces having been ruined
by the loss of Weissmulier.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
Condition of Benge's
Arm Worries ShOttOn

Winter Haven. Fla, March % %
The condition Of Ray Benge's arm
Manager Shotton OF the Phillies.
Benge was the most successful Of
the clubs pitchers last year. until
his arm went bad late In the season.
When Benge tried to cut loose
against the st. Louis Cardinals Tues
day something slipped in his elbow
and he quit the game.
The other Phillies boxmen. how
ever, are getting better every day,
Shotton said, and are causing him
no worry. Yesterday the Phillies and
st. Louis Americans quit even, to
3 In IA innings
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28

of the quintets in the final series
and New Britain pulled out a victory
by the score Of % to 16.
Bristol's combination. after meet.
ing defeat at New Britain's hands
then went up against Meridcn and
lost when Ed Wineapple ran wild
on a scoring rampage. This dcbacle
took place last Thursday night in
Meriden but IN a return game in
Bristol last Saturday, Bristol turned
the tables, held Meriden to ~
points and scored "a itself to win
The most decisive victory of the en-
tire year.
The surprising return to form OF
the Bel Town Endees has given the
hackers of the New Britain team
plenty OF food for thought. Although
the fast encounter between the two
Qulntcts was a close battle, New
Britain had slight edge. With a
slightly rcvamped lineup. the local
crew is in for a hard session when
Bristol comes here.
An immense crowd of fans, hun.
dreds of them coming from Bristol
Will attend the game. Already the
reserved seats are practically sold
out and the game is the talk of the
town. New Britain partisans, OF
course. are depending on their stall
warts 10 come through but the Bris.
tol fans are inst as sure that the
last victory OF New Britain was an
accident pure and simple.
Bristol will nave Picken, Cullom
Richman, Rithcmyer, Waterman
Manning, Marchinek. Malcolm and
Carney from which to pick It's
squad while Manager Clarence Ian.
pher will chose his team from Slo-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
LEADING SCORERS
MEET IN BATTLE
First Lutherans and South
Church Teams Clash Tonight

Three Of the four leading scorers
in the Inter-Church league will be
on the Y. NJ. c. A. floor at the same
time this evening when the First
Lutheran and South Congregational
church teams clash in their all-im
portant ard possibly deciding game
Elmer Swanson, First Lutheran for
ward, appears to have the individual
scoring honors cinched for he is one
point ahead Of Arnold Reckert. St.
Matt forward, and the st. Mats
have no more games TO play. His
only possible rival is Wilton Morey
OF the South church, but Morey is
IL points behind and can hardly
hope to overtake his foe tonight.
Both men will be working hard for
points, but they will know the I'M
portance OF the game and will sacri-
fee their own glory for that of the
respective teams. The third high
man in tonight's game will be Hen
~ Rockwell, another South church
player. who has slipped in among
the leaders only within the last
week.
The First Lutherans won their
game from the South church before,
and both teams won all their other
league games. If the Swedes come
through again this evening the
league will be all over and they will
have regained their championship
honors of three years ago. but if the
South church wins the league lead
will be deadlocked and a play-off
will be necessitated. The game will
start at 1870 o'clock.
The five leading scorers in the
league are as follows:
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SENECAS TO WORKOUT
First Baseball Practice OF the Sea-
son to Be Held at Willow Brook
Park Friday Afternoon.

The Seneca \ e. baseball team
Will hold a practice Friday after
noon az O'Clock at Willow Brook
park. All baseb-'I players inter-
ested and wi"hing tryout, are
asked TO re ,ort, especially krause.
J. Argosy, N. Argosy. NcIncrney.
Casey, Co2grove, Wendroski and
Schaefer.
The Senecas will be managed by
Frank Anastasio and will be coach
ed by DR.. Andrew Zwick. Both OF
these men formerly worked with the
Ranger team.
The Senecas plan 20 have Junior
team entered in q City league this
season. The team will play on the
road Sundays.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
CHAMPION
BY CHARLES ". DUEkLEY

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son snnara Cardsn"
rho sta1,un, WIN seat % ooo nnr-
sons if ,hor. are thot many willine
to mart with prices ranging from
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night II if is = se,lout the gat.
may reach sa00. 600. a record break
er for indoor shows
If precedart means ANYTHING
Waller re,rning niadleveipht and
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
Detroit Tigers Hand
Chicago Cubs Beating

Phoenix, Ariz., March 23 Up
After putting up the Cubs as the
greatest baseball team ever to take
the field, Bucky Harris and his De
troit Tigers licked them yesterday.
1t was the first victory for the
Tigers in six games with the Cubs.
The score was II to 10. Chicago
pushed over runs in the ninth in
ming to tie tho score but lost the
game on two hits and a wild throw
in the Tigers half Of that inning.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
smith Making
FORTUNE At GOLF
Youthful Star DisproYing State
ment Of Walter Hagen

New York, March IS up - No
less an authority than the great
Walter Hagen has said that playing
golf for a living is a rather un-
profitable business. but Horton
Smith, the latest sensation of the
professional field, has gone a long
way toward disproving this state
ment.
The brilliant Joplin. Mo, youth,
who will not attain voting age TO-
another two months, has collected
fair sized fortune since last No
vember by the simple expedient OF
winning open golf tournaments.
There are various estimates of his
winnings, but most OF these agree
on a figure loose to $4,000. The
largest single prize was $4,000, frs.
money in the rich La Gorce open
at Miami Beach. where he finished
ahead OF a fine field.
Yesterday the young pro added
500 more to the total by beating
out almost the same group of stars
to win the annual north and south
open at Pinehurst.
Smith has only two years of pro-
fessional experience and not much
more OF competition among the good
amateurs His first appearance in
the competitive field was in 1924,
when he got to the semi final round
OF the western junior champion
ship. Since then he has finished well
in a good many events, but he never
broke into the limelight until last
fall when he reached the semi-finai
of the P. G. A. championship a.
Baltimore.
Since then Smiths consistent play
has been constant source OF
amazement to golf followers: He has
competed in Is open tournaments
and finished out of the money only
four times. Seven victories are on
The list, starting with the Oklahoma
city open in November, the Mis-
souri, youngster has come HON
ahead in the Catalina, Pensacola
Fort Myers, La Gorce and North
and South opens. He also tied for
the top IN the South Central open
but lost out to Bill Mehlhorn in a
three -cornered playoff.
The La Jolla, San Diego ana
Texas tournaments saw him in sec
ond place. He took third place -
Honolulu and tied for fourth at Los
Angeles and Sacramento. BY the
first Of the year his performance *
had earned him a place on tn"
Ryder cup squad. chosen by Hager.
and his play since then makes II
a certainty that he will be on III.
team when it sails for England.
Not only have Smiths consistent
victories been remarkable but the
steady fashion in which he won
them has been a source of surpris"
His totals for - hole tournamen :
in the Florida open at jacksonville
the La GORGE open and the NortA
and South have been 2S4, 2S9 an,
oS7. The cards for IS holes have
been along the same order. A. Pine
hurst he shot "A, 70, CT and &c for
MS 2S7 total while the four carl,
read rs, Il. 10 and 10 for his VIC
tory at La Gore.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
BLUES LOSE GAME

The New Britain Blues basketball
team lost artbrc2ker to the
Meriden Communities last night at
the Sacr-d Hort sch"cl gym by the
score of 33 to 26. For the first
three quarters, the Blues held a
mfortable lead brt in the final
session. the local team broke down
Lack Of experience as the prime
cause Of de at. The summary:
Mcridcn Communities
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28

Saturday night at the Stanley
Arena on Church street, the two
basketball quintets remaining in the
state title chase, will clash in the
final game of the last series to de-
termine the winner of the laurels.
The Bristol Endees. runner-up for
the past two seasons to New Britain
will be the invading team Saturday
night against New Britain, defending
champions and favorite In the game
New Britain's edge over Bristol
was gained in the last game between
the two played at the Bristol state
armory. This was the first meeting
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
WON'T UNDERGO OPERATION

Tampa. Fla. March s C11-Jak"
Flowers, Brooklyn's only second
baseman, has changed his mind
about having his az pendix removed.
Flowers found the operation on his
tonsils was PLENTY and decided to
wait while before letting the
surgeon have another hack at him.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
GIANTS END TRAINING
Manager McGraw Finally Decides
That His Squad Looks Fit to Start
This Years Campaign.

San Antonio, Tex, March IS CT-
The Giants are through with their
training grind. and Manager Nc
Graw has finally decided they form
a good ball team.
THE club is much stronger than
last year on paper" he said, but
you don't lin pennants on paper.
My pitching is ST. onger. ! have at
least five pitchers / can figur, on
working rcgul r. O'Farrell is in
better conc On and will hit better.
My reserve strength is greater than
1923. tt ; second team, now on the
road, probably is the best second
team that ever played in the south.
All of the players are in good con-
diticn ar will be fit for the open.
ing day of the season"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
SUNBURN IN MARCH
Two Red SOx Regulars Are Confined
to Their Rooms Suffering From
EFF cCts of Heat Rays.

Bradentown. Fla. March % Up
Sunburn in March usually troubles
New r. lander OILY ,,1tly but
two Red Sox regulars here. Phil
Todt and Billy Regain, are still con-
fined to their rooms. In Todt's alb
sence, however, Bill ~lrrigan yes
terday tried Ecb Barrett at first
base on team =" p" which upset
team "B" 6 to 5 in five innings. Bar
rett proved willing and made a good
in ~ress' =.
Doug Taitt, hard-hitting outfield-
er, had his first workout in several
days after an ankle injury received
in the Braves-Red Sox battle at st.
Petersburg. AS soon as I get to
swinging that old hickory again I'll
start knocking down fences" he
promised, belligerently.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
BRUINS To MEET
RANGERS TONIGHT
Boston and New York Hockey
Teams to Open Series

Bos-o on, March IS tp-Boston's
Bruins ard the New York Rangers
clash at the Boston Garden tonight
in the first game of the Stanley cup
series for the worlds professional
hockey championship. The Rangers
Won the cup last year.
Both teams emerged from the Ma
tiOnal Hockey league preliminary
piay-offs in impressive fashion. The
Bruins defeated Les Canadiens Of
Montreal in three straight games for
the Lee ue chan. ,!cv ship and the
Rangers, runners-up in the Amer
lean division. eliminated their home
city rival. the Americans. and the
Toronto Maple Leafs. in succession
The Bruins We're ready to enter
tonight's fray with a confidence
based on comparative records during
the current season. Besides leading
their rivals at the end OF the regular
season, they took five out o. SIX
games played between the two SEX
tets.
Ching Johnson's return to the
Rangers defense for the play offs.
however, has strengthened the New
Workers lmmcasurably. Taffy Abel's
partner p,ayed against the Ameri-
cans and the Ma pie Leafs as if he
rad never had q fractured ankle.
During those four games the rejuv-
enated Ranger defense was pierced
only once.
Tonight will mark the third sue
cesslye year in which the two teams
have met in post season play and
the score is even to date. On the
first occasion the Bruins earned the
right 20 meet Ottawa in the cup
finals after a scoreless tie in the
first Of two games. Last year an
other scoreless tie opened the series
and then the Rangers reserved the
decision. Subsequently they beat the
Montreal Maroons for the cup.
Tomorrow the teams will play in
Madison Square Garden in the sec
ond game Of the two out Of three
series. The third, If necessary, will
be in Boston. next Tuesday, April ?.
The lineup:
Boston Rangers
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
SONNENDERG DEFENDS TITLE

st. Paul, Mimi, March 2S.-(uP)
Gus Sonnenberg successfully de-
Tended his heavyweight wrestling
championship last night by defeating
Charlie Hanson in TWO falls. The
first fall was won in So minutes and
the second in eight minutes.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28
IN Q
! O o CITY M
BRISTOL ENDEES INVADE
NEW BRITAIN SATURDAY

Game Which Will Decide State Championship to Be
Staged at Stanley Arena-Locals Have Scored One
Victory Over Bell Towners in Series Already
Hardware City Crew Stands Favorite to Win
Immense Crowd of Fans to Watch Spectacular
Battle.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28

Arthur Murray, who is active as
= jockey at Bowie, Nd. today. Is
81 years old. He claims TO be the
eldest jockey still in active service.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28

Overtime

Is Albany Lunderville S:4S
Rushes: S. Pierce Il; f. Pierce,
6; w. Williams, /. Stops, Barnikow,
II: WEIGH. 46. Foul, Gazzinga Ref
cree. Rorty.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28

man. Zakzewsxi. "Jiggs" Donoghue,
Arburr, Dougheity. Leary, Sheehan.
Hoist and Restelli.
The Burrits will meet Z junior
team Of Manchester Recreation in q
preliminary encounter.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-28

New Britain Blues

Score at half time, New Britain
16, Meriden IL. Referee, Jasper.