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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-20
BOARDS OF REVIEW
s. WILL MEET MONDAY

Boards of Review in each of the
various townships and villages of the
county will meet next Monday, June
oath, in accordance with law, to exam
inc the books of the assessor and
listen to any complaints that may be
forthcoming from property owners
who have been assessed. If you think
you have not been assessed properly,
next Monday is the day to register
your complaint. In the townships the
board of supervisors constitute the
Board of Review and in the villages
it is the assessor, clerk and president
of the council
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-20
CAMPBELL COMEDY
TO VISIT ASKOV

AS announced on another page of
this issue the Campbell Comedy COM
pany will be in Askov at the ID. B. S.
hall all next week and will show a
complete change of program each
night beginning Monday night with
the exception of Friday night, when
the usual movies will be shown. Con-
tests, funny comedians, acrobats, Jug
glers, magicians, musicians, circus
novelties and farce comedies will hold
sway during the weeks program.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-20
TRI-COUNTY ASSN
TO HOLD MEETING

The annual meeting of the Tri-
county Shipping association will be
held in Cloverton Saturday afternoon
of June 20 at 1 p. m. N. X. Carnes,
assistant manager of the Central Com
mission association has been secured
as one of the speakers. County Agent
Hammargren will also be present.
Manager Ivan r. KrOuch of the asso-
citation extends an invitation to all
neighboring associations to be present
at the meeting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-20
"BIG, PROBLEMS

A few weeks ago there was a lot
of fuss over the social standing of the
vice presidents sister down in Wash
ington, because the vice president
wanted to give his sister this oppor-
tunity to see and to learn, to take the
place of his wife at social functions
his wife having passed away some
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-20

Summary-TwO base hits. Sandstone
B; double plays. Sandstone 1; struck out.
by Ed Larson ,. by Peterson 0. by Kelch
Z. by Fenus |; bases on balls off Lar
son =. off Peterson g. off Kelch 3, off
Fenus 0: left on bases. Sandstone 5,
Markvile A.: umpire. Curry; scorer
uigley; time. > hrs.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-20

a like aggregation and with about as
much of a contest, and now that the
cOlOred boys have also been seen by
the fans there will be no attraction
for another game of that sort unless
a team is stacked up against them
that will give competition.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-20
IN
THIRD PLACE
Continued from Page IL

on balls. off Suk 3. off Peters 4; left
on bases. Brook Park 6. Willow River 3;
umpire. OShea; scorer, b. Harapat;
time 2hrs. 35 min.
Sands fOnQ NJ lar villa
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-06-20
MISUNDERSTANDING,
SANDSTONE
MARKVILLE

Klar sub. for A. Johnson.
Anderson sub. for A. Larson.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
LYNN MAYOR SHOCKED
 BY DRINKING AT GAME
PPrOm; scuOus Jgc of Liquor Ai Cambr.u"c Last saturday Cause
 of Strict Orders

I.,nn. Mast. Nov. 2G bP Mayor Ralph S Bauer saw 70 much drink ns at inc Harvard Vale football game at Cambridge Saturday he aid. that he has ordered the Thanksgiving Day Ili"h school con test hcrc to be bone dry or to D" stopped.
 Twelve thousand persons at the stadium for the Yale-Harvard con test. he estimated yesterday, "rr.' more interested in quart bottles anl hip n"&ES than anything else. Many women '1oOll T pull out of the bot tiles the HNmc as the men, th" mayor said. and neither the polic', nor the faculty intcrIcrcd.
 The Rcj. Garfield Morgan, pastor ] of the Center Congregational church according 10 the mayor, was ap- 1 preached by some one in q big fur coat who said to him. You looN 1 like an old timer. have q drink' '"Can this be the same Harvard of which the late President Eliot used 10 boast ." Mir. Bauer asked the factor that made il the doml- nant educational institution of oui land was that she had been build ing mon for nearly 800 years"'
 On the mayors order, the police chief will station fifty patrolmcn and scrgcants on duty Thursday at th' l.ynn English Classical high gam, with orders to arrest all persons who drink and 10 stop the game ii
 drinking demonstrations becom, ! "crious.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
BURRI17 FIVE TO MEET
 BRISTOL DIXIE QUINTET
Local Basketball Tcdn 10 Play pir- limmarN Came to New Britain
 -InGcro Tilt.

New Britain and Bristol basketball rivalry will be resumed this wre,; when the Burritts and the .\ll-NcN Britain lives meet agGreG;,tjons rep resonting the Bell City, The Bur ritts will play q home and homo series with the DlXics of Bristol. The first game will be played in Bristol on Thanksgiving night ar'i the return game will be staged Tn this city Saturday night
 Last year the BurrittS took the DIxirs into camp on two different Gc- casions but tho Bell City team has been greatly strengthened this SJa- son and is anxious to aNCngC iast seasons defeats. The Burritts have scored victories in their first three gaines Of the season and hope t1 make it five straight at the DiNiea expense.
 Manager Ken Saunders will have his entire squad on hand for butl games with the DIXins. He is anHioUs 10 remove thn DjNits from the stnL, tilir rtcn end will take no chances Saunders is still busy arranging G1mcs for the Hurrtts and is com posing schedule that will call for about D games Last season the l.urritts play 4 guu.cs but thcii services are greatly in demand iEiz season because ot their sploniid record.
 All members oi the Burritts are agI,Cl to rrn0I1 in front of thr "l'' Thursday evening at 7:l5 o'clock Ic Hl4kc the trip to Bri@toI. The game will start promptly at s 0 clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
By PAUL E. EINNIEENtN

{ Associated Press Sports Writcr) Los Angeles, Nov. 2G tP'-i'cW of the country's leading professional soIf,rs will be absent when the roll is called at the 1929 National Pro- fnssional Golf association champions ships in 1he Hillcrc2t country club here December ,.
 The %l0,iOQ tournament will end December :.
 Leading the aggrC. -.tion Cf som, G5 wanderers of the nations air ways is 'Iarruping" Leo Dicgcl. de lending champion, who = fcated Al E&p.nosa of Chicago. ( and on the ! Five Farms course at Baltimore in 1928.
 The unoDthodoN pro from Agua Calicntc, Baio California. who rc- gently transferred his golin% crc- &cntials from inc Iciropolitan dis trict 10 the Pacific southwest diyI- son. has been spending much of bis time on the Hilcrrst course, de tcrmlncd to retain his title.
 Judging from IAc list Of quail ljcrs. the man who four times has stroEcd his way to tn" Canadian open championship. will l." forced to the limit to repeat last years performance.
 ! Besides Espinosa. th" HhicagoM from whom he won in the Gna round, Dieccl will h" confronted bl the great Waiter Hagen of Detroit he youthful but expert Horton smith of Joplin. Mo-. Johnny Far .lcU. New York; Tommy Armour Washington. D. C.: Bill MchlhorO rcn,movc. x. N.; John Golden, Pat. crson. x. J.; Gene Sarazcu, Nr" York; Henri cuivi. Bridgeport Conn, and Fred Morrison. Los An eclcs.
 In addition there will bo an IHr pocinG array ot others who's" name: E@Nc become by-worGs in the fam GUS Scottish pastimr.
 Thrty-siN holes of qualifying pla, will mark tho opening day of fine tournament. The remaining tiv' days will be devoted to match pla, with the low 32 continuing in th' elimination.
 The F. G. A. National champion ship originally Was awarded to tn La Cumbrc country club. San;' Barbara, but vas moved to the 1I'l crest course here recently when l.; Cumbre cancelled the event.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
NEW BRITAIN BASKETEERS
 BATTLE ENDEES THURSDAY
Rivalry Between Hardware and Bell Cities to Get An Early Start Thanksgiving Day Night - Manager Joe Carroll Has Almost Entire Squad of Veterans in Action-LOcals Have Two Victories Scored AL ready-Reorganized Atlas Team Here Saturday.

Joe CHrroll's Bristol I.ndccs will open their home season at the Bris- tol State ArmoIy Thursday nigh, when the New Britain basketball quintet inyadcs the Bell Town for the first mcetin-; of the season be tween the two. The game marks the resumption Of a court rivalry that dates back several seasons anI brings together two Of the outstanG- in@ teams in the state.
 Manager Carroll has gathered to- g. thcr q team of veterans again this year He has Stan Richtmyer. Jim my Pic,,en. Cullum and several oth- CTS who make up a fast and strong team. The team lost it's opening game in Waterbury last Sunday aft ornoon but the quintet wasn't really organized
 Manager I.anph"r's New Britain. quintet has scored two victories ln this seasons campaign already. t'irst the locals toppled the Bridgeport Chrlslcr Red Heads and then turn cd about and doWncd the strong Holyolle MohaWks. The team has developed q smooth style of play and the odds are on it 10 win from Bristol Thursday night.
 Bristol will come to this city for a return gam" on Saturday, Dcccu- bcr :. This will mark the first ap- pearanc" of the Endces in this city this season.
 Atlas on saturday
 Saturday night "t the Stanley .treua, the New Britain team will clash with the rcorganizcd Atlas team of New Haven. No more bit ter basketball rivals exist than these two and plenty of interest is being shown in the game on the visit ing team will be three veterans who have always made things in- tercSling for Ne. Britain. They ar" sammy rit", Xeke Chadys and Shrimp" Evans
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

.B0YS' CLUB BURIFS l M|DDLETOWN TEAM .
BeWilderinS OlenSe Bailles Yisi-
 tOrS-ReSerVeS Also Win

Cutting loose with a DcWilderlng- ly varied attack where d week be- fore it had been olfcnsiycly poWer- less. the Boys club basketball team smothcrcd the Middietown piNics by jl-1l in fast but onc-Sldod game at the East Main street gNmnaslni'' The contest was rough one, me visitors making no pretcnse of dis guising their football tactics, but the locals paid no attention 10 these tactics and scared steadily along 10 their easy triumph
 l.. Dunn scored first for Middle town on q free toss, but he hoWIed too loudly about another supposed foul d moment later and Referee Jack Tobin called a technical fo"I on him. Captain Tony kereivJza took advantage of this to tie the score and on the next tap put hlS team ahead by counting on the one two play from center. BcnJamin went into Il corner and sent the ball clcanly through the hoop, and Goora and Zembrowski made 1t S-l before lt Dunn loopcd in MlddI'- towns first basket. d shot from the corner. Then the locals pushed out to 14-a and the quarter ended. In the second period the whole team got into the point-ma'ing. and the half closed with the tally S2-9.
 Play slowed up during the third period. during which New Britain added but nine points to its score and during which MiddlctoWn failed to tally a single point. This barren ness was continued far into the iinaI period, for the home team was put ting up a good defensive game and AHddlctown was trNinS all manner of weird shots and failing to make them click. Finally, less than two minutes before the end of the game and after the club had run up 19 points without break. J. Dunn let q shot go from mid-court and Il went in. Boukus then popped one for New Britain and the 2amo end ed.
 Iembrowski topped the scorers, making more points than the whole Athletic team but showing too much willingness 10 shoot. Kerclcjza was close behind him and played beau tiful floor game. breaking up many MiddletoWn passes and proving tn" main motive power in moving the ball up the floor for the club scores. Golfa went well in the circle end Benjamin figured prominently in the point making besides aiding tn" other guards in atcmming the Ath- lctic attack. Bouhus showed well when sent in during the last few minutes Of play. R. Dunn was bc:t for the losers. Who were completely outclassod by the snoppy play of the Fast Main street organization. The SummarN,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
MAY ELECT BOOTH
Despite Tact That .AlbiC i> OulN q NOphOmnrr. He i~ Being NcntiGn- cd ae Captain.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 2G O'Pj
 Reports were current on the Vale campus today that Albic Booth, al though only a sophomore. might be considered for captain of next years Yale football team when the squad and coaches hold its annual ban G1Ict and election tonight.
 Nine juniors. however. arc eligible for th" captaincy and it is cljs- tomary 1o select q third Nosr man. The juniors are Austin. Hcaue. Dunn. MrLrnnan. S'noad, Vincent, Stewart, l.0"gcr and Hare.
 Many gridirom veterans will turn 10 other sports now that the foot ball season is over. Bob Wilson, quarterback. is captain and defense man on the hockey team. McLcnnau. back, is q forward on the scNtct as is Hickock. end. Albjc Booth. cap tain Of last years freshman basket ha1l five, will try out for the varsity. Palmer. center. will practice rowing in the tank. Ellis, back. will work out for track.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
DOCTOR STOPS BOUT
Despite Protests of Fans Official DcCrccs Gut Over King Tut'~ Eye is Dangerous.
is Dangerous.

Philadelphia. Nov. .6 UTp -- Johnny Jadlck Philadelphia light weight. scored technical knockout over King Tut, Minneapolis. in th" seventh round last nigh, ryhou Dr .Ahc Baron. representing in" rcuu- sylvania athletic commission, ordered the bout halted.
 . Dr Baron ruled that Tut's eye was left eye was so badly cut that the bout could not be allowed to con tinuo. Protests Of nor" than 100" fans and ot Tut's manager and sec onds failed 10 change the decision ot Dr. Baron
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
PLAY IN NEW HAVEN
Philadelphia Hockey Team to L-c ;1mc Lineup That r ''ateu Springfield Indians.

Philadelphia, No. -f uJr1 -- Herb Gardiner manager Of tho Philadelphia Arrows, "ill start thc same six men who faced the Spring field Indians in the game against the New Haven Eagles tomorrow night in the third Canadian-Amari"aH ice hockey loagnc contest Of inc sea son at the arena.
 This means that Staa Jackson will again b. at Jeff wing with Lloyd Andrews ;t center and Vie I.a- Ioiutc at right ring, Peters and tahil will take carc of the dci"nso and Roberts will be at the nets.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
TWO QUINTE7S TO PLAY
 FIRST GAMES TONIGHT
Pair of New Entries iu Organized Ba ,kctba,I to Clash in Junior
 Church Loop.

Two new entries in organized bas- E,tbalI win play their first gaines to night when the S1. Marks Epis- ropIl and First Baptist church .unior teams meet each other in d Junior Church lo& sue game al the Y. NJ. C. A. These teams were idle la~; week on the opening night of t"c circuit. ana little hG, been given ont r. gardin- their personnel. The St. Marks quintet. ii is known. will haze on il some of the substitutes from the EpjscopaHaus' senior team. Tht Baptist five is being picked from q definite group of boys in the church and. undcr Ccuch Layton, has had rosatbly more experience than h% rival Of tn" evening. The game will start at 7:AJ o'clock.
 In the second encounter of the night tl,r two teams which lost their games last week will come to b!oN'. The First l.1th"rans are figured 'o defeat th" Center tungr" %ational tam. but inc latter has borr strengthened Gur,u" th" week and hopes 10 make better showing Ih1u jn ifs initial appearance. "tlank I'rrrich g mor"-than-.iN-footrr, hos lcon added tp th" squad to give | size and experience, and h" is cN. Icctsd to st"rt Ht center tonight The rest O. tn" team hopes to thro" eff tn" iinA which dpggrd rs sho,' last week and to show well against inc SNCtlCS
 The Swvdcs in turn. will present the same lineup as that which forcCl the south church into an eNtro period q week ago. After this hear. . breaking defeat al the hands Of then traditional rivals. the young SWedlsi 1 players arc all get tD clean mp tn, supposedly weaker teams in the lool and come back for revenge Wjr," they take on their conquerors ful the second time.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
Nlid,IIctoNn Athletics
Referee, Tobin; timer, Boehnt scorer. Parker.
 Reserves Down ke!lGinctOn

The Boys Club Reserves had no trouble in defeating the kcnSnGton Boys club by 32-9 in the prclinI
 mary, putting mp d defense throu@f which the suburUanitrs were unable 10 pass. Leading @t all stages Of the game. the Reserves staged their biggest rush in ne second haa, when Normant scored five baskets and Winters four. EaEutis an Curylo also played well for the win ncrs, while Pagan did most of th" Kousiugton scoring and D. Lewis and GotoWald worked well on the
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
pAWNEi3S re PRACTICE

The PaWnccs football team. new ly crowned seioi-pro football cham pions of the city. will meet tonight at 7;&o o'clock at Ronkctty's stor9 fil dance for Slcp3l,i. injured player. will be featured Manager Nyquist k trying to arrange another Game for Sunday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
IMPROVES JS pl WING

New York, Nov. 26 (UP)-The improvement in tn" bunting of Berry Follctt, Capt. Grant and Al Gaud"t has strengthened New Y ork Uni vcrsitys hopes for victory Saturday over Carnegie Tech.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
HARDING IMrKONING

Victor Harding q. of Hubbard Woodq. H.. substitute oud on Har- wards varsity football team who suffered an internal injury in Sat urday's game with Yalr, was gtoaI- ily improving at SDilnau mfrmat, today
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
PERFORMS BRILLIANTLY

Annapolis, Md. Nov. "j (Crr -- Lou Eirn. former hCddic school star continues to perform brillian'h- iu practice and m&y 'i'trt ln th" Navy hacNfi>ld Saturday aEain"t Dartmouth at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
EIIIS TO HOLD SOCIAL,

There will bc no practice session for the New Britain Blues tonight but q smoker and social will be hcld for the football team a1 the club rnnmH tomorrow night at X o'cloc!> rL,ns for tn" coming game in BriS- lol will be discussed.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
SDNNI.NBERG WINS BGIT

NauchcGtor x. Fl. Nov. @6 OrD Gus Sonncnbcr@. claimant Of tn" hcavNWcight wrcsll,n" ch@mpio0- ship ot the %orld. d"Gr"'cd John kilonjs of this city m straight falE, here last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
TTtItNGIItS TO MEET

All members of the Triangle foot ball team are asked 10 attend d meeting and practice tonight at the south street field. Captain Hicl is trying to arrange gam" with tho Steam Rollers for Thanksgiving Day
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
NAMED As C.Pi.tIN,

Brunswick, Me, Nov. 2G OUP) - q. II. Southcr 22, of Waban Mass: on end. has been chosen captain of the EoWd0in college v&r.it% football team for the comin. year.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
.DUGGAN LEADING
 HOCKEY SCORERS
Providence RuSher Has Margin
 Of Two Over St. Aubin

"Wild Bill" Du2gan. star Of the | Providence Roller Hockey team. tops the league in scoring goals, according to figures released today. 1 He has H tWo-goal margin on Art ! St. Aubin, star of the Bridgeport quintet. Duggan, tu date. has SCOT i ed 36 goals while S1. Aubn has | cagcd 34. Steve Pierce. with 3l. is ! in third place. These figures do not include last nights games. Duggan is also leading in his spc- rial field. that of rush-takine. He has hit the spot first 4 times while i kid" Williams of New Britain has taken 7&. St. Aubin third with 70.
 Pete Wclch, injured .Ibauy goal tender, leads the goalics in stops with an .vcrage of .9lo. Bill Jcttc. who has left the game. stands sec . ond with .9o7 while Blount is third 1 with .gO3. "Gid' Brown ot Providence has th' doubtful honor O. leading in making fouls. He has committed six of them already. The official figures follow:
 Goals Albany-Davios x. IIarkins IS. E. Percerin l9, Meals {.
 New Bri,ain-WiHams 97. Gas pcrini II, Clinton :. Grifliths 1, Do- hcrty 1.
 Hridscport-st. Aubin 34. Thcr- ian 23, Boucher 12, Miller l. Aru- dua l.
 Hartford - Dyson I9. Hart II, Jean 1.
 Proyidcnco-pugean %G, Boyi 2N Brown ,. Mutrhcad i. Eushc>
 lr0vidcncc--DueGan A. Bowl %.
 Ilurtford-Dyson 5'
 Bridgoport-SL Aubin 7o. Miller i pittsrcld-,j. Pcrc-rin G3.
 New Williams 7&. Gas pcrni 1&.
 Mbany-R. r"ro@rin 90, Da>ios |.
 Assists
 Albany-H rcrcgrn t, Neal | Davies 6. IarNins (.
 New Britain Williams :, Do. E,rty ;. Gillette |.
 TiusGeld-S. Fierce ,, rcr,Srn
 Bridgeport St. Aubin II. Uouch CT 2, Thcrian ;. Miller l.
 H"rtford-Dyaon j, Fl, WiIljam.
 rovidcnco-l, l,uggau 1o, BruN1 G I5Oyi Il Muir'trad
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
SIGNS FOR TITLE SDIT

Nrw York. Nov. ca U-r) Tod Nor"@u. junior li4hJ~pi@nt ch@m-. plou. has .i@n"d to defend his 1%1- pound tltl9 against Benny Bass
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
ProHidcnc"-l l,uggau l0, Brown I;ONj MlIirTrnd :"

AIbany-Morrison ,, E. 4crcsrin 4. Davies 1.
 New Brtain-GriIiiths 7. Love green 1, Williams l.
 Pittsfeld-Perrc2rin, Pierce 1.
 ridgeport-Therian |, Barni- koW ,, Arudua ,. Boucher 1, Hcbert &
 Hartford Williams ?. Jean, BlOunt 1, Dyson ,.
 rrovidencc-Muirhead l, Dusgm { brnVn E
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

on Thursday night the Boys club team will meet the Middlctown y. U. (. A, on the lattcr's home floor Next Monday it will return hom" 10 face the Bristol Boys club team here.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT


 Philadelphia -- Johnny JadlcH. Philadelphia. stopped King Tur, Minneapolis. (D; lily Diamond, Bo5- ton. defeated Henri DcWacker, foul. co; Pablo Blanco. Cuba, defeated Vidal Grcgorio, Spain, foul. (3).
 Buffalo Jimmy 3la;tory. Buffalo. outpointed MaNic HoSenbloom, New York, O0.
 Chicago - Eddie Shea. Chicago, knocked oat EGDa pclcco. NeNart:, x. J., @; Johnny Burns, San Fran ciEco. outpoin)cd Joe r&cko. Toledo, O.. t&D: HGd,c And,r"on, Chicago, outpoinjod Mike Dundee, Eoc!; I.;- land, Ill.,, t).
 cincinna,i-H Howard Mitchell. Gin emmett. knocNod out Hhrr small wood, Tcrro IIaut". Ind. CD.
 Omaha, Noh.--Hoarcal Wri2jt. omaha, knocked oGJ Tom Sayr"s. Detroit, co.
 Louisville. Ky.--Jarhi" rohrn, Sew York, Irrra:"d Frankie Grl- ham, Utica, x. Y. foul C5p.
 Indianapolis - Lou Terry. S. l.ouia, Mo-, knocked ont Ja.H naIonc. .'uvusta. Ga. C@p: Mom i;&uInGartncr. I't. Wayne. lnI .. knocked out Al Mccoy, St Louis. @.
 BaItimorc--AI Friedman. Clcv.- outpointed Bud German, St. Paul, 1 Go).
 Toledo O.-Jocy Goodman. CIcva- land. outpointed Jimmy Reed. Tam pa, Fla. OW.
 Green Bay. Wis.--Eabc 1tu'A, ] Louisville. Iy, and Al Donnolly, ! Green Bay. draw, NW; Mcl Tipton. i Flint, Mich, knocked out Dean 1 spencer. Dcs Momc9, (J). 1 Hutchinson, Wildcat Mont, i Drumright, Okla. outponted sam my Ward. Chicago, 1W.
 Tampa. Fla. - Louis Gonzales, Trmpa outpontcd Angel Tcjeiro SHain, Go).
 Miami Fla. -- EartIcy Madden, l Miami I,nochcd out George Avery AmcricuS. Ga. CD.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

Buffalo Jimmy &latterN. BufGa 0, outpointed MaAic HoSenbl0om, N"" York, OW.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
Ken ingtun Boys Club
( On,iIg Games

Referee, tompa%nonc TObln; lini CT, Bochncrt: scorer, paluCh.
 Cppiup Cannes
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

cincinnarl-i Howard Mitchell. cin- emmett, knocN"d out "hrt small wood. TCrrc liaNtr, Ind, CD.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26
Four Period

1o Bridgeport Thcrrion .5. II New Brjtaln Gdap, riUj f.. I2 IIridgcporo St. Aubiu .&i
 Eushcs--Williams z, Gaepcmnl ; S. Aubiu 6.
 Stops-Lovrgr"rn fl. Purcell t'.
 loula-l.aWlor Gaeporiul, Tb.' ricn.
 Eetcrcc-l.I Hart.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

Omaha Nch.--Hoarcal WriGnt, Omaha, knocked oGJ Tom Sayc"s. Detroit, CD.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-26

Toledo. O.-Jocy Goodman. CIcv4- land. outpointed Jimmy Reed. Tam pa, Fla. GW.