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New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
Club Meetings for t,.c Week

Monday-Glcc club rehearsal at f:l5 ?. m. stamp club, under the leadership of Percy Washburn, 7;15 p. m. Employed Boys Brotherhood I:&O P. Tn.
 Meetings of the Mo- hawk and rawnce Friendly Indian clubs 4:15 D. m. Meeting Of the M"ckor Pioneers 7:$o p. m.
 rsday-Mccting of the Senior IIi-G club at G:3o D. m.. bowling will prec"dc the meeting. Meeting Of the advanced woodworking club at 4:15 D. m. senior Leaders council
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
nGI-NHtN, ROChcStCr-l iJO

G:u0-Detail reports -- stocks and
 special announcements G:&0-Odcubach orchestra 7:00-Amos m Andy
 7:l5-Odeubach orchestra 7:&0--RoNy and his gang S;3G-Musical program q:o0-Orchestra and singers 9:3o-Ecal Folks lU:UU-Cabin Nights tG:&0-F,mpire Builders 1l:O0-K. A. program 1l:45-Goyernment weather forecast
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
31I-WNAC. BoStOn-l230

2l4-WNAC. Boston-1230 a:0O-Tcd and his gang 5:4j-Thc Stampers G.O0-NpWs flashes C:10-Good news bearers G.25-Dnncr orchestra C:4O-Merrv Toymakers with
 Santa Claus G:5O--PetrOliZcrS 7:o5-Concort gems 7'2G-NeWapaper sidcliShts T;30-Musical sweets S:00-Hcnry and George program
 from New York g:o0-Culture hour 9:S0-An Evening in Paris 1O:00-Country club 1O.&0-Noicc of Columbia 1l:&0-Jacques Ecnard and his or
 ChcStra 1@:0O-NcWs flashes I.:U0-Midnight rcvcries
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
3S9-WRBN. Chicago-770

Symphonic orchestra @:$o-Spor, program g:41-Tcd WuoWs' orchestra lg:oU-ChicaGo' most popular
 dance orchestra t-:4J-Coftca Dan
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
nlonting S.20 n. Ill.

Friday-Meeting of thc Baptist Boys club on the gym at p. m. meeting m club room at 6:45 p. m.
 Scout meeting of troop 12 ' p. m.
 Meeting of Junior lIi-Y club 7:30
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09

9:&Q-NcWs flashes, Rainbow or Chcstra l0;30-Wcathcr report
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
Through fife Static

That interest in radio broadcasting ] is not diminishing is proved by a i test recently made by WENE, Chi cago, which sent out over the air d 1 question on this subject which 1 brought nearly 1000 letters from ! fans living in is different states who were listening 10 a morning broadcast. The station Wus sur priscd at the flood of letters. This evenings theme song from i WGI at s o'clock, "Memory Ianc." will be- carried on 50 other stations and also put on the air by a short WiNo length station that will take if all over the World Ii will bc given hy concert orchestra assisted by several singers whose work will deal with ballads and songs of long ago.
 Tomorrow evening at 1o:%0 will he EiN"n in" first radio perform ancc Of the $Sth annual production by the Harvard Dramatic club when it presents Success" over WBI. Th" play is in three acts and open ing at Brattlc hall. Cambridge. will be given there the following two evenings with the final performance at th" Fine Arts thcator. Boston. Saturday evening. In addition to the Harvard students in tho play there will he others from Radcliffe and Nassar.
 Th" best 10 young singers in the country are now at Washington where they will compete in the third national radio auditor. New Eng land is represented by two. The finale of the addition will be held at New York, December IL. upon the result or which will depend the dis tMbutiOn of $25,000 in cash awards and ten musical scholarships This addition will be sent out over q coast-to- coast network Of radio stations.
 The big feature Of Wednesday evenings broadcast will be the
 salute 10 the Electrical Industry" which will be sent out by the NBS at ESQ o'clock. Extensive prepara- tions have been made to have this program a notable one as it is put out by one of the leading concerns in tho electrical business and all signs indicate that it will be a great success.
 Radio is picking an "All-Broad- cast football team. the selection being made by Ted ITusing. the CBS star announcer as follows: End. Riblctt, Pennsylvania; tackle, Nor
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09

rison, Chicago; guard, Barragcr, i southern California;; center, Siauo, l Fordham; Guard, Cannon, Notrc
 Dame; tackle. Perry, Army; end, l Frslcr Ohio state: quarterback, ! Wood, Harvard; left halfback. Caglo.
 Army: right halfback, Wittmcr. ! Princeton; fullback. Bcrghcrm, 1 Northwestern.
 Of course it is not alleged that 1 this selection IS official as Husiug 1 had no special authority 10 mah, l it and it is based only upon such
 games as he saw. Rut il is inter-
 sting as omUOdying the views of an unbiased spectator viewing gamcs simply as a matter of business and with no personal interest in any one team.
 A classical program by the Amer ican Orchestral society will be sent out tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clocI, rom Carnegie hall. New York. The orchestra, composed of young muSi- clans is called the best non-profrs- Sion2l organization in the country. It was established by r.. IT, IIarri- man in 1920 and it's purpose is to train advanced students in orch"s- tlal chnlqu". This program will be sent out hy the NBt' with Wt.AI'
 aa the New York outlet.
 The homcly Down IIast farm life
 as depicted in Seth parkcr's Folks. has d powerful appeal to radio lis tencrs all Oy,r the country, il is so realistic and so true 10 human na- inr". People who know only Of
 New England by name are as intcl- "stcd @s former Sew Euelani,l,S. The scenes deal with a life that is now all but extinct and to bc rouud only in remote sections of New Eng 1 land, far from so-callod civilization.
 The radio public is likely 10 @ct more soul" music than fl has been getting but is now demanding as the NBc is linked up with two nation- ally known music publication
 houses which means that music of this character wilt be "pushcd' in preference to other kinds. One pur- pose is stated 10 ho pushing iazz into tn" background of tho Amcl.i-
 can musical picture.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
5OO-WCAC. Storrs--60O

5O0-WCAC. Storr>-600 7.00-Thc Connecticut All clul crier, music appreciation, H club suggestions 7:3O-TimclN farm suggestions crop and market conditions 1:45-Music 7.5o--"Wherc Insects Go in Win ter" j.. ML DcCourccy 226-NDRC. New Haycn-1350 G:S0--Orsun music from PcQuot Ihc4tor C;45-NeWs weather reports 7:oo-rimo, and musical program 1.%0-Hotrl orchestra S:00-Eddir Lush. the Ukulcle baby
 S:I5-Thc Clarion Four S:%0-Book review, Eugene r. Clark
 S:45-Jach Waipio, Hawaiian gui- tar
 9:o0-The buggy riders
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09

Economy is tho keynote of th.' llerald's Xmas git suggestions.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
526-WNNC. New Norl,-510

5;45-Principle of, singing, Irma Smith
 e:00-Timc, police alarms, civic in formation 6:o5-Heart diseases and adult life 6:15-Fred Mukler, yodeler 6:30-Elementary German lessons, V. H. Berlitz e:45-Advanced German lessons, V. H. Berltz 7:O0-Goodwil Santa Claus Miss Frances C. Ford 7:30-Time, police alarms, CIVIC information 7:35-An outline of history-risc Of the Nation, Raymond Lislc 7:55-Thc world of rocks-Willa Gather, Prof. Theodore Good man S:15-Hans Liedcrsingcr
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09
526-NMCA. New Norl>-510

J26-NNtA. New ! Ork-o.O B:00-Ircne Winston and Alan Dale, songs S;S0-Goodman' Jewish hour goo Union Label council pro- gram
 e:30-Madison Square Garden boxing bouts 7l:0O-Ncws summary 1i:05-Dance orchestra I1:%5-Hollywood dance orchestra l2:05-Corso orchestra l2.35-Nillagc Grove nut club
 15l-MEAT. New Iorh-6Go S:&o-Thc lady next door 5:55-Summary Of NBC programs e:oO-Black and Gold room or chestra
 s:30-Sports revue -:00-Thc eternal question 7:l5-Tho world today, changing China
 7:S0-Thc piano twins 7:45-Bach Of the news at Wash ington
 S:00-UrChCStra concert with solo, ists
 S:$0-Gyps)rs i0:%o-Salon singers lt:0o-Hotcl orchestra l2:o0-Tcd l'orIto's orchestra
 395-WJZ. New York 7G0 s:oo-Tho happy prince ;l5-Mushot"crs '30-Summary Of NEG programs 5:@5-Reports -- stocks, state and federal agricultural financial summary 5:5o-Short stories on wealth, Irv- ing Fisher f:oo--Whyto's orchestra 7;oo-Amos 'u' Andy 7:15-Momcnt musicale 7:30-KoXy and his gang A;%o--TroubadOurs 9:oo-0rch"srra farori," music of C, $. WooiwOrth 9:$0-Rcal Folks, sketch or small town life 1o:oo-Cabin Nights 1O.3o-Empirc Builders, Harvey 1;00-Slumbor music 12;og-Ayiation weather forecast
 42s-WIW, Cincinnati-700 5.00-Tca time trio
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09

t2S-WLW, Cincinnati-100 5:00-Tca time trio 5:@0-Lirostock reports 5:40--Musicale
New Britain herald., 1929-12-09

Radio is picking an All Broad cast" football team, the selection being made by Ted ITusng, the CBS star announcer as follows: End. Riblctt Pennsylvania; tackle, Nor
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
URGE INVESTIGATION
southern Athletic Association Re ccivcS recommendation on Prac- t;cc of scholarships.

Mobile, Ala, Dec 16 lIH-Eocom- mondations that it authorize the ap- pointmcNt of committee 10 nVcS- tigate the practice among member schools of awarding scholarships or lending other assistance 10 athletes and that the resignation of OGlo- thorpe university of Atlanta and Furman university of Gr"onVilc, < C., be accepted were before th" southern Intercollegiate Athletic as sociation today.
 Dr. J. w. prOyin", president of ti'" <. l. A. A., and of Mississippi collrg" of Clinton, Miss. was expected to urge the adoption of the rcCom- m"ndatiOnS of the executive com mittee in his annual message.
 Whether the question of splitting inc association into two or more groups would conc before the as Scmbly was in doubt, The executive committee paid little attention 10 tn" matter at it's session last night but in some quarters it was believed th" proposal would engage the dele gates tOdIV
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
G(,L5? VAR LS ON
 OVER EI23N3ES
lQ32ao'lIc3..9 R0lESo3 b A82002
 With National D0i]'S Ra!il5

Boston, Dee. 1G l77-The opposi ton Of the Ma@@achu4>tts ColC @s@o- cjation 10 the prc@n1t n&UoUaI rule ct inc l0ttod States Golf association Irohibitiu@ the ynrept:lErr of ,2.- rcn&cs ltE Goif,ra in interstate team matcbcs n~a again #upg@rDd in 4ho action ol tho stato uoGy in asking Herbert J@gues to decline another &om!n&tion Io tn" executive comhtit- lee of the national association.
 JaGu"s. r,2,|ly nominated for his sixth term @a sectional representa- tiye on the committee, 1otd in 3p- position to the state LCGy's stand in the last national hody's executive co@.mI5t,c meeting. TIio action was announced by President Aly@h " Eydatron yesterday
 Jaquc3 W@s also charged Nith having violated u rude ct the ma ti9r@I association in havjn% accepted money in 1325 and 1926 for having played iu two Lesley cup matches.
 The strong stand ci the state body for Liberalization Ut ian national fGItlE NU5 SHGNn IFttDbE III luc vote of only thIr@ clubS of IT momb,r clubs m opposition, Penn a>iV,ni@ and mrt1o opolitan ussocia- Ions also seek modification of the national ruling.
 .jaqu~S Grc}aod 10 comment on thr action last night, bat revealed % letter 10 "yd&tronl in which ho ti!loncd #c@, pti>nyo of expenses by interstate golf tourney teams to "commorcjaIam." H. rNplaircd re, imb1Taament for expenses in the 1925 Lesley cup match by saying h. was serving his first year on the aa- tjou&l a&#ociatiou's committee and did not know he was breaking d ru!r.
 JaQucs was a track athlete at Harvard ana has been u prominent state golfer in recent years. tIis father Was president of the United states Golf association for two years.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
BURRI7'7S SCORE
 SEVENTH VICTORY
Local Basketball Team Tops Wil-
 l.naDtiC by Lone Point

%taving off q last-minutc rally of the Rcdmcn basketball five of Will lmantic Saturday night at the Stan ley Arena, the Burritt quintet chalk cd up it's seventh victory of the present season by the score Of IS to Y. The game was a close bat tie from the starting whistle 10 the end with the visiting aggregation showing plenty of speed on the floor and an uncanny ability to cut for the basket
 The shooting mainStu\S of the 1nrritts failed to find the hoop Sat- urlay night although they hal plenty of chances to score bu- "Hu@gy" Carlson filled the breach hy getting three field goals and two fouls for q total of eight points, the hiahoa' total on the New Brit ain team for the night, The Bur ritts were playing without the scrv- ices of "HImmN' DarrOW who has elected to join the National Guard team,
 Kew Britain was down four points before the locals started shooting m Inc first quarter. Then, OH three pretty field baskets by Carlson, th" local team managed to squeeze out l to lead at the end of the ses- sion. Wilinantic added only one point in the second quarter due 10 the tight guarding of the BurrittS and Carlson and Gill go three points to give New Britain a 9 to lead It the half.
 With Willinantjc tying the To- calls up in the third quarter, two foul goals was all the Burritts could score while Nillimantic did little better the score at the end Of the third session being Il to 9 iU favor of the nome club,
 The most scoring in the game was done in the final quarter. Allaire of Nillimantic tied the score after a minute of play and Carlson and >,andell's foul shot kept the dead lock intact. Then Havlicll scored two ijrlI baskets but McSWeeneN got one back for the visitors. Rose contributed q long shot but x. Man dell got a field basket to almost tic the count. The whistle endings the game blew as Allairc went 10 shoot a foul and he made the point good leayiry the Burritts with a one point victory.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
RAGE IN SCORING
ncavCu Wake and "lank Boyd Na@:n% spirited Battle Tor Lead in Hockey League.

Boston, bee. 1G LP1 -- Deacon Waite and "Yanl" Boyd, the speedy Boston Tigers forwards, today were raging u spirited battle for high string sccrs in the Canadian American Hockey league. Waite was s,in on top with q total of , points. ninr goals and r assists, but Boyd, who held the lead during the early weeks Of the season, was but two be- hind with l% goals and six assists.
 Ecd Champion of the Providence team picked up three points during th" week and retained his third place with u total of ] points.
 Normje Hines of New Haven, the l"aguc's highest penalty carrier, ln- creased his total 10 20 minors last might whom Il" was put off twice IT, the Sunday clash with Providence. Johnny LcucI,a of Boston, ponaltz"d four times aGaiusl Providence on Saturday night. was second with IS minors. Johnny Gagnon of Provi- denre. continued in third place with fl minors and q major and the other high carriers were Gaudrcault, Providence. with 16 minors and Nichols Of Philadelphia, with 13 minors.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
AT STANLEY ARENA---PANT
NE NE, -NATTONAL- GUARDS TO
ARMY SQUAD WILL
 LEAVE FOR VEST
Football Fever 2t High Pitch 2s
 Final Gln.2 Dlto N22r5

Nrst Point, x. 1-Y Dee. 1G LT'- Football interest has begun to die cut in most p&rt9 of the east, but at West Iojut t' is approaching it's Highest pitch of tn" ",@@on in two ,iH..a thc ctglrt.tcgm start sits long tourney to IalO Alto. Cul, for t1!n final game ot tho 1929 season ;,%Unsl Stanford.
 The %Qr@l, which comes closer to jriua, Il full company, i5 srhruuIrd 10 leave hsre "Wednesday aboard q special train. Head ro""h Bif Jun"s has planned stons for york; oula at GuIosI'w@, H., Syracuse, rr@cuin@ IaIo Alto Sunday after noon for H week Of hard practice Tor the game, Dee. $. The return ',our, which incluGcs visits to the Inovi" studios ut Los AnSe les and a G1y's stop at the Grand Canyon is due to wind up at West Point Jan.
 The party will @~err&&te It9, Of "hom 110 are football players. As 'r 4iNt'tit Il lOi ltlt'+I tt'itIttN tttl IIl9 thr practice season, the scrub arG pIoue tsaIus NIll re taken along 1 Uit1 inc regulars, Only the mom- l'""5 nt inc "A" scu@d, or varsity, i will take Mut In~ the Gum" I,5t the i others will be used. as they have hrcn since September, 10 give tie | regulars practice along the route,-
 x train Of l. c@ls, fitted out with #rynrT r0as,uI. convenience fer a 1raytlng football taa.A. las been -nade up to take the s4Uod to the ] co"st 0nd hack. t includes six I'u}Im@n&, t"o di@ins cars, two has 1 ,,a@c cars, and observation car and i two specially equipped crs, onr tlt- t"d out as q dressing room and the other as d shower room. When they arrive at the .rjacts where they uc due to stop and practice. tine play- CTS can hc all ready 10 t4'-r a field, and when the practice is oyer i they c.tu take tL(.I snot.,,s a4... t., ] downs on fine rlIn.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
BQ37oH DRUll;S VII
El,:3 Hockey %oat~t Stages I,&>: Minute squirt to Uc&t LouiE Nc" 2c:k .mcl.~&nA S to l.

New York, Dcr. 1G L1p-Jhe l}os- ton Bruins gained scoring mo- mentun during a National hockey league game with the loWIy New York Americans here last night, leading i to C at fine end of the first period, , to 1 tt tb" end of the sec ond, and scoring five times in d wild outburst in the final session to win by an s 10 score.
 Cooney Weil1nd and George Owen, each Geting a @oH and two assist $, and Dutch Gainor counting twice on I~iland's passes Jc1 tho Boston at- tack, Hurch scored twice for New York and asaiatod in another count- CT
 Tho Bruins lead tho American di- vision of the league with q victories and two drre4ts, with Chicago m second place with seven victories and two losses.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
PLAY WATERBURY TEAM
-,";.onal Guard Basketball Quintc; Toned tp to Fine Mental pi,rt For Game Wednesday.

Confident after its fine showing in defeating the Manchester Eocrpa- ton five last week the National Guard basketball quintet 3 toned mp to a fine mental pitch in prop0ra- ton for H game against the Wash ington Hill A. C. of Waterbury which will be played at the State Arnory Wednesday night.
 The New Britain toaIR has an ad- vantage over most professional to,:ms in that it is coached between contests by Ray Anderson who has turned ont some mighty strong Boys club teams.
 The Waterbury team will have the following lineup: Johnny Dunn, Jo" %avin, Hal MoIocy forwards; Kay Daley, cctcr and Joe Wall and Tim No}ju, guards.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16

Unable to got organized sufficient ly to cope with tho speed and dash of the Brooklyn Visitation Five at the Stanley Arena Saturday night, the New Britain basketball team suffered it's second defeat of the season by the score of fl to 16. Al SlOman, stellar forward, was miss ing from the lineup due to the fact that he was required 10 play with iii" Arnold school five of Now Haven against Holy Cross Saturday night, Jerry Conway, husky star from Hol- yoke, was sent into the lineup in guard and he proved to be the star in the NeW' Britain lineup.
 New Britain was off form somc- what in shooting because the local hoornrn missed enough Sucker shots at the hoop to make the score a close one and perhaps, these would have scWcd up the game for the home club.
 The visiting quintet lived up to 'ts reputation in every department of play. seldom have New Britain fans ever seen a snappicr outfit. The Nistations displayed passWork that was bullet-lille in it's speed. The players failed to jet the New Brit aims get anywhere nea' the bas- ket except by the fastest kind of play and at all times, the game went along under high speed.
 Brooklyn got a lead of six points before New Britain could score. There were plenty of close shots in the first half that rolled around the hoop without dropping but these didn't count. The score at half time was 1 , 10 9 in favor of the visitors.
 New Britain made desperate at tempt 10 get back into the lead in thc second half but the closest it cttn.e vas at the 12 minute mark when Ii count was 19 to 16 in fa- HOr of tic Nisitations. Then, New Britain vas held scoreless until the finish while Brooklyn got five more points, a margin sufficient to give the team a victory.
 The game was a treat for the fans who attended, despite the fact that
  NisitatiOns, every man of them, showed the height of class in their individual play and in team work were sure and direct in their passes. Very EcW shots were missed and there were all earned because of the excellent defense put up by New Britain.
 Conway who went from guard to center, was a bulWarll on both the dctcnse and Offense and it is al- most certain that there would be d steady position open 10 him on the local club in case that he was avail able for play. ZakzeWski was hign scorer with ' points to his credit.
 New Britain plays tho Ranais- sance Five, colored champions of the world, at the Stanley Arena next Saturday night. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
LN 6 4G Ninstcd !. M. (. \.
.Cfcrec. McMaEOn.
 NiddictOwn Tonight

Tonight's game with MiddletoWn promises 10 be another fast affair, as the teams are old rivals and are evenly matched. The game in Mid dlctOWn was anybody's until the last couple of minutes. when the locals became tired and discouraged. Back on their own floor they expect to even the score. and Coach Ray An- dcrson will start what looks at the present moment like his strongest offensive combination. MiddletOWn will have q number of players who have appeared here before, includ- ing Hanson, the big center, and Will cox, the debating basketball player who has talked himself out of and back into several games here in the past,
 In the preliminary the Boys Club Reserves will play their old rivals. the Whjppcts. Dancing will follow the games.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
TIGERS HOLD 01 ID LEAGUE LEAD
Defeat PantI1erS il Exciting
 Game j1 Saturday Circuit

By cd@in% out the parthcrs in thc "" Saturday Afternoon Basketball league, the Tigers basketball team remained in the lead in the standing. The winners held a lead throughout the contest having a I5 to II edge q. half time. shortly after the second half opened, however, the P&nthors oVercamo this edge. Ga&lscts by Fer ony, Ross and Terrence put the Fanthers in inc lead as the third quarter ended.
 Two baskets by Grim"Ia tied the score and OBrion'a pop put the Tigers in the lead. Ross sank a free try to hrin" the p&nthors within q point of another tie but another goal by O'Brjcn put the game On ice. Captain Aron@on and Grmala were the outstanding performers for the winners Whilo Ftrouy played q fin" game for the losers. The Ium- mary:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
Ei-Ii.., Et.II, N-AppINl,

The New Britain Blues basketball team defeated the Mapping Y. NJ. C. \. tiN" at Wrapping Saturday. Al trst it looked like a WajI,aWay foi rhr local tram but Nappira all bu took the lead near inc ond. Th' final a'ore Was 45 10 12. Bower. and rtiiol st@rrrd. Tn" summary;
 New Britain Blues