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New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
NEW BRITAIN TO BATTLE
 HUDSON FIVE TOMORROW
Quintet to Which Al Sloman Formerly Belonged to Tackle Local Team at Stanley Arena - Visitors Have Won Championship of Hudson Valley League for Three Consecutive Seasons.-Daugherty to Ap- pear With Locals for First Time.

Tomorrow night at the Stanley Arena on Church street, the basket ball team with which Al SIoman broke into the professional game. will grspple with the quintet with which Al has been playing for the past three seasons. The Hudson quintet is the ombination that will essay to topple the Hardware City combination in the first Of seri. . Of two games 10 be played, one in this city and the second in Hudson, x. Y.
 Sloman played with the team Tor SC, eral aeaSons but left it at the beginning of the season of 1926. 10 join New Britain. Since his arrival | here. he has been one Of the main stays Of the local quintet and he ls known as one of the stars of basket ball in Connecticut.
 | The Hudson team is a strong combination of basketeers. For years the quintet has been q member nf the Hudson Valley league. known Al one Of the fastest court circuits +n the east. For three consecutive sea. sons, the team captured the cham. pionship of tho loop and this year, the quintet appears to be headed for additional laurels.
 The team has . strong lineup with Dolan and Husta as forwards. Ma cofski as center and Neidle and Povey n guards.
 l New Britain will present | strengthened lineup. Frank Daugh. erty. for two years captain Of the Fordhsm university team, will joir the local squad for the first time to. morrow. He is . guard and he ma,
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
.BURR|TTS FACING
 REAL HARD TEST
Local Basketball Team Meets lhompsonVille Quintet

A real battle is expected tomor- row evening at the Stanley Arena when the Burritt basketball team clashes with the Polish American five of Thompsonville, one of the strongest Guintets in the upper part of the state. The locals returned 10 winning form last Saturday even- ing when they scored a decisive win over the Meriden T.aureis.
 The Thom psonville crew is hold ing second place in the Polish Ali ance league al the present time and recently defeated team Of all- stars from this city. The members Of the All-Stars reported that the Thompsonville team plays a rough and tumble game and the Burritts, acting on this information. expect 10 defeat the ,is'ors by fast passwork on the large Arena floor
 As has been the case throughout the entire year, most of the Burrltt players are playing two games in the Industrial league thi. week. However. this abundance Of basket ball has only tended 10 put the Bur ritts on edge in the Saturday battles. Manager Ken Saunders IS confident that has mon will make t two straight victories by trounclny the Thompsonville crew.
 The regular lineup will be started by the Burritts. YakuhoWicz and fiavlick will play forwards, Luty will jump center while Darrow and Carlson will cover the guard posi- tions. Gill and Rose will also be ready for action when needed The work Of Gill has been featuring the Burritt victories Of late.
 The game Will start at o'clock and will be followed by inc main game, Dancing will bring the eVcn- ing 10 close.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
" WRESIlERS OUT
 FOR STATE TITLES
Local Team Entered in Events
 Tomorrow Afternoon

An impressive array Of wrestling talent will be displayed tomorro" afternoon at the local "f' Wh,n teams from the several counties of the state will go to grips. The schedule forwarded from the state department to Director Joseph Hergstrom today, follows; llS lb. class: Neil Crowley. New Britain, will wrestle Shiembob of i Hartford. Winner of this bout will meet (. Berry of Litchfleld county.
 125 lb. class: J. Dlugos, Middle town, wrestles (. F. Sweet. Litchfield county. H. kieffer, New Britain. meets the winner of this bout. k. Hicox. Waterbury, meets R. Camp of Hartford.
 1 135 ID class: S. CoNaleski, New Britain wrestles O. Battista of Wa terbury. Winner Of this bout meets | c. Boguski, Middletown. J. Kemp, Hartford, wrestlcs J. L. Burns of i Litchheld county.
 145 ID. class: A. konal.ky. Hart ford wrcstles J. flaming, Litchfield county; E. Aldrich. New Britain. meets NJ. Crescimanno of Middle town. Waterbury and New Haven draw Bye.
 155 lb. class: New Britain draws bye. l.. Farber, Hartford. ~restles o. Jarlett of Litchfield county: F. Alberts, Middletovn, vrcstles A. Hofrichter. New Haven; NJ. Canzel- lanri, New Britain wrcstles winner of Hartford -Litchdeld bout.
 165 ID. class: Y. Hofrichter. New Haven, nrestles l.. Wagner. Hart ford: T. Hovenisian, New Britain. meets J. NJ. Brodle, Litchh.ld coun- ty. Winners Of these ,wo bouts meet in the fnals. 1 115 ID. class: F.. Jones, Waterbury, Wrestles J. York of Hartford. Win ner Of this bout meets H. Houdeau u of Middletown.
 Hartfords team; shicmbob. F, Camp, J. Kemp, r. French, J. De- liza. A. ko~alshy. L. Farber, L. i Wagner, J. York.
 New Britains team \. Crowley,
 r. Nimro, II. kienor, $. Co,alesli. l.. , Aldrich, NJ. CanZeilanri l.. Baldar- sari, T. Holcnisian, V. SquillacIote. | LitChheld County team: (. Berry. | C. F. Sweet, J. l.. Burns. J. Han ming. J. keilty. 0. Jarlett, J. NJ. 1 Brodie
 MiddletoNa team: T. Dlugos. C. 1 Roguski, NJ. Crescimanno r. Alberts.
 II. Rondeau.
 i New HaNen's team: II. Settbacher. A. Hofricher. Y. Hotrichter. Watorbury's team: H. Hicox. H. i Moran, T. Crane, 0. Eattista. II. | Crane, w. Crane, l.. Jones. Three Crane brothers from Water 1 bury will be seen in action, all good
 Wrestlers.
 i All the competitors must weigh Tn
 before 2:3o ?. m. Any man failing 10 weigh in before the time limit will forfeit his match. Any com. i petitor weighing as much as one pound over the stipulated weight In | his class Will be barred from com- petition.
 The tournament starts at 3:3o D
 m. and is open to the public.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

Brother acts are not so novel in
 vas up to the Poison Boys" Paul and Ilyod Waner. 10 show a new wrinkle in this kind of combination. The Waner brothers form the most valuable brother combination doing big time today They are out fielders Of the Pittsburgh Pirates. and despite the fact that they are
 young in years and experience. they
 are among the best in the big top. When it came time to sign their
 contracts th;s year. the Waners slncly and collectively told Barney
 Dreyfuss that the amount offered
 wasn't enough. They wanted $35..
 hoo between them and they intended
 holding out until they 20 it. If Dreyfuss saw fit to meet Paul's de-
 boss dealt satisfactorily with Broth-
 CT Llyod And the ga me held true
 with Brother Iloyd-Brother Paul
 had 10 be fixed up also before he
 would sign.
 This new attitude caused Mir. Dreyfuss and the Pittsburgh fans
 much worry. especially when the first brigade Of Pirates left Tor the
 training camps and the Waners hadn't signed
 Paul batted .37o in 1928. running a close second to Rogers Hornsby
 for the league leadership. He led m
 rnus scored. l41. and in two base
 hits. sl. The younger brother club bed for mark Of .331. scored 21 runs and was great little guy out in center field.
 The Waner brothers know team
 work and, it ssems a good bet that
 that the boys will force more dough
 from the club eofYers than they re.
 ceived last year.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
MAL0NEY ID BEAT TOM HEENEY
New Record Gate Forecast in
 Boston Bouts Tonight

Boston. March i P,-Tom Heeney Of New Zealand returns to the ring here tonight after a lay of since his defeat by Gene Tunney in last Juiy's title bout He will face Jack Ma loney, the Boston heavyweight. who he knocked out in the first round of a fight 1s months ago.
 Maioney has blazed | successful come back since then and he was confident today that he would dis pose of the New Zealander in short order. He vas in perfect condition and hi. attitude contracted sharply with the guarded pessimism which came from the Heeney camp. AL though Heeney looked At in .pite Of his long vacation, Charlie Harvey. his manager, said he would have preferred 10 see the hard rock polish up at the expense Of two op three minor battles before tacklinE Maloney.
 Both fighters had . good deal 10 say about what the match meant for each of them. Harvey pointed out in Toms behalf that if Heeney lost, at least two profitable bouts for the man from down under world have to be cancelled. Maloney has had a checkered career and exprese- ed his anxiety to be back among the championship contenders.
 The Boston Garden, where the fight will take place, reported sell out of all but 1.5o0 rush seats which will be put on sale late today. If the demand is una bated, 10000 spectators will see the battle and the gate will be 35s,o00. the highest ie- ure any New England boxing contest has ever reached.
 The supporting card called for c 1 1o-round semi-final between Jimmy Byrne of Louisville and Bunker HILL giant negro from Atlanta. Ga. Hill replaced Big Bill" Hartwell oi Kansas City. who reported here with badly injured eye. Four six-round prelininaries and a four-round cur tain raiser were also on the pro. gram.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
Lazzeri's Shoulder May
 Keep Him From Game

St. Petersburg. Fla. March 1 GPt-- A pail of gloom hangs over the New York Yankees training camp. for there are whispers that all is not well with Tony Lazzerfs arm.
 Beyond admitting that the slug eing second oaseman is suffering from a sore shoulders. Miller Hug. gins has little to say. Tony played a good part Of last season on his nerve. He could hardly throw the ball at times. There are grave fears in some quarters that the popular Italian has not recovered.
 But Lazzeri and Yankee officials seem to think he soreness that has developed in the second baseman's shoulder is no more than nearly every ball player experiences in the early stages of training.
 Leo Durocher vas at second base during yesterdays practice session.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
Hornsby Working Hard
 As Ambitious Rookie

Catalina Island. Cal, March 1 P) -Eogers Hornsby and his biz stick already have made hit with Man. ger Joe Mccarthy and his ambitious Cubs.
 The "Eajah" has jumped into the vigorous training grind like rookie
 W ho has to make good. He is anr-
 ious to train. obeys orders quickly and smaxhes out base hits with his usual skill.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
Corbin Screw May Cnch Second Successive Champion. ship in Games at Tabs Hall-Newmatics to Fur. nsh Opposition to League Leaders-Stanley Works Battles Stanley Rule Quintet and R. & E. Will Clash.
Standing

The race in the Industrial Basket
 ball league can be decided definitely tonight when the only three teams
 which have a chance for the title
 play at the '. M. T. A. & B. so- ciety hall. A win for the Corbin Screw team, holders Of first place, over the New Britain Machine team while the Stanley Works is defeating
 Stanley Rule will give the honors 10 Corbin Screw for the second succes. sive season
 If Corbin Screw wins tonight the
 only thing that will keep it from coping the pennant right there and
 then will be a victory for Stanley
 Rule If either the Corbin Screw or Stanley Rule wins tonight the only other team which is now in the rnn- ming, the Stanley Works outfit, will
 be put out of the race.
 The prospect of the two members
 Of the Stanley family fighting it out in a desperate struggle to keep in
 the race should be an attraction
 which should draw large crowd to the Tabs hall.
 Inc team which has shown tho greatest improvement since the be- ginning of the season IS the Russell X Erwin team and if it wins over Landcrs in the other scheduled game it will move to within percentage points of the f'afnir outfit, holders
 of fourth place.
 The first game will be between n Screw and will start promptly at 7:30 o'clock. The second will he a contest between Landers and F.
 X F.. and the third will feature the
 Stanley teams. Billy Coyle, the reg
 ular referee, will not be on hand to-
 night and a substitute referee will
 talk" his place. Coyle is engaged to
 referee the Trinity Wesleyan game.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
M'LARNIN IS FAYORITE
 IN BOUT WITH CLICK
Baby Faced Swatsmith Having Dim c,Ilty Getting Down to
 Weight Agreed Upon.

New York. March 1.-(UP)- Jimmy McLarnin. baby faced junior welter from Vancouver. B. C., fights Joe Click. Brooklyn, at Madison Square Garden tonight.
 McLarnin continued to rule a fav- orite over the elusive Click despite the fact that he found 1t very hard to bring himself below the 13s pound limit agreed upon. He was forced to take an extra workout yesterday to lose two extra pounds but 1t is not thought that the effort cost him q great deal in strength.
 ToniEhts battle will be McLarnin's 2 third with Click. He won the decision in both previous bouts.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
Lindstrom May Hold Down
 Old Job in Opening Games

San Antonio. Tex. March 1.-tPl- Frank (Shanty) Hogan. burly catch CT for the New York Giants. may play third base during the spring, but the chances are that Fred Lind strom will be at the hot corner when the season starts. Hogan can't keep his mind on his work at that position.
 "Shanty" was stationed at third during practice game between the Alamos and the Armadillos yester- day. But he got 50 interested in watching how the old master. Ray SchalK. performed behind the plate that he did not even notice hard grounder until 1t breezed by him un- m moiested.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
MAG AND HAWKINS
 IN SECOND PLACE
Changes Effected in Standing in
 ' Handball League

Several changes took place during the past week in the Y. NJ. c. A. Handball League. Tho Mag and Flaw kins combination put on a burst of speed in it's last few games and 1t rests now in second place in the standing.
 After several weeks of inactivity the Dunn -Mangan team, released from a press of legal duties. has taken up it's broken schedule and with a vengeance has smftten the opposition. The first victims were Roche and Appell and they were beaten three straight games.
 In the other court. Mag and Haw- kins were cleaning up the Loomis- Hubbard combination. This victory put the winners within the shadow Of first place while the losers sank 10 level with the S. Mag-Nogel team.
 The Anderson -Herestrom comhin. alton boosted it's average in lamhast- ing two teams in single night The Terrible Swedes took three games from Cianci and Delaney and Ink Conley and Sheehan. Conley and ShHchan had the doubtful honor Of entering the 21 to club in the last game. The Sheehan referred tc is none other than Frankie, famous member Of the Gasco organization He has entered tbe rIuh for fbe fourth time and this makes him president. He has heen awarded g gold and blue star
 Thirtv-fivn matches have beer played off in the past four weeks and two Of the teams have only f few more matches 10 play. The standing to date Is as follows.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

ect into the lineup. If he does and he is paired with Tom Lcary. New Britain will have two former cap tains Of Fordham in the guard berths. Daugherty is among the leading scorers in intercollegiate basketball and is rated as one oi the best players in the game.
 Sloman and Zakzewsk will play the forward wings with "Jiggs Donoghue at center. Leary, Since. han, Arburr or Dausherty will be selected for the guard positions.
 The game will start promptly at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
DIDN'T WANT TO CATCH

Mickey Cochrane. most valua hls player in the American league in CT or an outnelder when he first sought a job in professional base ball. but started catching Tn order to get job.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
PHANTOM RESERVES WIN
Defeat Nhippets % to 70 is Rough Games StaSed at Sacred Meart School Gym.

sid Block and the Phantom Reserves defeated the Whippets last night at the Sacred Heart rymnasi. um 3s 10 ?s. At the end Of the erst half the Whippets were out in front , to 1l but a des ,erate rally by tho Reserves in the final period brought them victory.
 The game itself VAS . reush af- fair and Referee Zevin was forced to call many fouls on both teams. falk Of the Fhantems vas put out of the game because of four Der. sonals ana two other Phantom men were on the verge Of being given the nnne penalty. It ~as the work Of Block, the Phantems left for~srd that kent them in tho lead during the Nnsi stages of the game. Tn the first half he cagsd three held goals and in the final cante ran wild to cage five | more. Willie Murphy was th. out. standing performer for the Whip pets
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
TCSNEYS ON TOUR

Maple. Italy. March 1 GP-Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tunn@y were en route to Aigiers aboard the steamship Fr nee today on a cruise Of the Mediterra h. can. They left here yesterday and were at first believed 10 be making the initial stage of journey back to New York.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
Lewis Beats Mcleod
 After Being Thrown

Boston, March 1 UP)-After be- ing thrown once, Ed ''0trAngler" Lewis. former worlds heavyweight wrestling champion. tosed George Farmer" Mcleod twice to win their bout here last night.
 Mcleod scored the first fall in ( crotch hold. Lewis then tossed Nc. Leod for the second in IS minutes. 57 seconds, and the third fall re- auircd only 34 seco is.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
LOCAL AMATEURS WIN AT HOCKEY
AlI-StarS Defeat AN-AmeriCanS
 From Glastonbury

Getting the jump in the first period, the New Britain All Stars Roller Hockey team, defeated the strong Ail-American Five Of Glaston- bury last might at the Stanley Arena by the score of to 3. II was the best exhibition put up this sea- son by the local amateurs.
 Burk hart at halfback for New Britain, put in the best game Of his career while Kieffer at center was feature. Gillette and Casparini formed q nice pair on the offense while W. Gillette formed . strict barrier before the local cage.
 New Britain's dash brought it two goal. In the first period while Glas- toHbury went scoreless In the eco. ond frame. New Britain got two more and Glastonbury broke into the scoring column with one. In the frame, Gla stonbury got two but New Britain doubled this by getting four and sered the game up completely.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

RusheS-E. Dickan 3. Casrarini :. A. Dickan.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
NEW BRITAIN FIVE BEATS
 ALBANY IN FAST BATTLE

Most Hectic Game of the Year Puts Local Roller Hockey Team Back in American League Lead - Entire Team Plays Wonderful Polo - Williams Brothers Pair Up Against Two Pierce Stars - Short Fist Fight Enlivens Third Period
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

Kitty is Iost-Let's look in the Herald Classified Ads.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

Referee-Zevin.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
Last Nights Result

New Britain <. Albany $.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01
Fall River Sunday

Fall River makes its farewell ap- peararce Of the season at the arena Sunday afternoon when it meets New Britain in the final game on the league schedule.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-08

Where safety these days! Occupants
skirts of Westbuy Long Island
Fokke monopan crashed them Fnn fighting
which destroyed the plane the OF: ga Photos
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-29

Toke munches atsu keik (American hot grlddle cakes with syrup) Berlin ocks to its first elaborate soda fountain for nut sundaes served by soda jerk inc" shieks Moscow crowds around it's first bright red gasoline filling station put up in Arbat Square
 Typewriters have pioneered the way for whole battalion of office equipment devices which have converted many people to American ways ot dolng business The photograph has made jazz world folksong and is returning the Oriental ear to the Occidental eight-note scale The millions won by Dempsey, and Tunney prompt young men, Whte brown yellow black or red-wth two good hsts, to try them out and incidentally equip themselves with the necessary gym shoes and boxing gloves from the land of champions"
 As long as the United States remained raw products source, selling only cotton corn, wheat, copper and oil, the world went it's own way. That way was to follow the French fashions in womens clothes ewery and perfume practice trade by Eng fish methods and look to Germany for science and music But American invention and mass produc- tion have turned the United States into a manu- featuring and distribution nation. Exports of the country last year passed the $50000O0,o00 mark. And much of the worlds trade and building is being conducted with money obtained from American financial institutions
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-29
ANOTHER DRY FATALITY.

Prohibition has claimed another victim. This time it was a woman, Mrs, Joseph Deking mother of a nine-ye old boy, who while in the act ot bending over husband also attacked by officers was shot and killed by enforcement agents And the boy mere lad whose perceptions have scarcely yet developed into stage where right and wrong can be distinguished himself wounded. The officer guilty of killing the woman advanced as his defense that he thought she was going to pick up her fallen husbands gun and attack the raiding party
 AS a defense it is worthless. As demonstration of the readiness with which of the Prohibition agents shoot it is notable. Here man armed with shot gun turning it on wife who ran to the side of her husband whom she undoubtedly thought either seriously wounded or killed-the most natural act in the world He didn't even wait to see if she would touch the gun which the brave and heroic raider feared she after but promptly rddled her with bullets
 Under any circumstances except those surround ing the enforcement of prohibition the man guilty of such a deed would be held strictly accountable It is hardly to be expected that this man will be- The history of other killings under the cloak of law enforcement has not been conducive to con- f1dence in real justice being done in the present instance.