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New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
SWIM PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Ray Buddy Gives Columbia Ican Hopes of Entering Into Winning Lists This Year.

New York, Dec. 19 (Pt-With the aid of Ray Buddy, star for Sev- eral seasons at the New York Ath- letiC club but a newcomer to inter- collegiate swimming, Columbia has hopes of providing some real cont petition for the big three of the in tercollegiate swimming association this season. In previous seasons Yale, Princeton and Navy have talk en most of the honors but Buddy, ming and water polo star, makes the Lion prospects look somewhat better.
 Columbia opened it's league sea son last night with easy triumphs over City college of New York ln both branches, winning the swim ming meet 50 1-2 to II 1-2 and the V ater polo game, 54 to 2S. Ruddy'S contribution was a victory in the 440-yard swim, which brought d new pool record, and s of Colum- bias 54 points in the water polo game. It was the first Columbia water polo victory over C. C. N. Y. in four years
 The result Of the meet. the sec ond of the league season. leaves victory in swimming and c. C. N. Y. with two defeats. City College de- fcated Syracuse in water polo.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
NATIONAL GUARDS SMOTHER
 WATERBURY FIVE IN CAME
:" ashington Hill Quintet On Short End of 8 to P Score at State Armory - Visitors Fail to Get a Point in First 13 Minutes of Pay-Johnny Sfce han Is High Scorcr-Local Crew Establishes Itself as One of Leading Teams in State - Account of Contest.

Continuing the smooth, machine like passing game which brought one previous victory, the National Guard basketball team established itself as one of the leading profess sional state teams last night by overwhelming the Washington Hill A. C. team Of Waterbury by 3j to o7 score in q game played at the State armOry.
 For F minutes the highly-touted Waterbury team failed 10 cage a field or foul goal from the floor, being held to an II to 0 score at the end of the first quarter. At half time it was 1 to f.
 The Washington team took q lease of life in the second half and outacored the Guards 12 to in the third quarter and held the Guards even at II points in the final quar- ter But the great lead that Man agcr Ralph E"canos team had gathered in the first two quarters was too much for the hard working Brass City five.
 One apparent reason for inc in ability of the Waterbury team to score in the first half and for tho New Britain team to be outscored in the second frame is the condition of tho basket on the west sdc Of the court. The hoop was on a slant and many of the shots failed to go through the netting.
 The combination of Cohen and Luke at the forwards in the first half and Sheehan and Luke in the second half; the center, Hoist, and the guard combination of Arburr, Shcehan and DarroW showed won dorful all-around play Johnny Shcchan who is staging one of the
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
.BURRIT7S MEET
 TOUGH QUINTET
Hardest Game Of Season in
 TlGmpSonViI!e Tomorrow
4 ASSoci0tcd Press Photo

The BNrritt basketball team is faced with is hardest game of the season tomorrow evening when it clashes with the Polish American five Of Thomp@onvillc in the upatate town. The Thonpsonville team is practically unbeatable on it's own court and the Burritts will have tough "lcddng to score a victory.
 So far this season, the Burritt5 have scored seven straight victories two Of them on the road. The team is more than anxious 10 take the .Thompsonvilc crew into camp and keep its winning streak intact. The upatatcr3 will play return game here in January
 Manager Ken Saunders requests that all players meet Friday nigh- at G.3O o'clock in front of the "Y" prepared to make the trip to Thompsonville. "Joe' Jasper and Mick" Gill. two of the Burritt tmainstays. will be missing as they are scheduled to play in the Indus trial league. They will be back in Burritt uniforms Saturday evening.
 on Saturday night the Burritts will meet the Winsted "Y" agsregl ton for the second time this sea son. In the previous meeting m WinStcd, the locals scored a win after ard-fought battle. Tn" visiting team has a number Of az Gro@SiVc players and powerful Of Grnsivc, The forwards arc especial ly good on long shots
 Tho locals will be at their full "trcn"th end are not underestimate inG tine visitors. The game will start at s o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

greatest comcbacks in thc history of local professional basketball, con- tinued his great work. He was the teams high scorer. Hank" Ar burr who played his last game with the National Guards last night, showed his usual all-around form and was the second high scorer Of the night. Cohen and Luke also contributed to the tottal. Luke mad6 one of the nights feature shots, tap on q jump ball. Hoist was the teams pivot man.
 Dunn and Daley who featured in the Washington teams victory over last years state championship Bris- tol Endee tea malso did the bulk Of the work for the visitors last night.
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New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
GREENLEAF BEATS
 ERWIN RUDOLPH
Both Players Are Tied for Pocket
 Billiard Championship

Detroit, Dec. 19 tPi- Erwin Iu- dolph Of Chicago finally was stop ped As a result of Ralph Green leafs victory by 125 to 9 in ten innings last night, the two players were tied as the worlds champion ship pocket billiards tournament ended with siN games won and oN" lost, The playolI is set fer tonight.
 GrecnlClt Was the superior to Rudolph under the severe strain. the third inning but this advantage soon was cut down when Rudolph replied vIth 54 in his hall. A ducl of safety followed with a few scratches thrown in. Rudolph be- san 10 feel the strain and three times during the match he missed on easy shots Grcvnleaf, on the other hand was confident and care ful. He played with plenty of skill and self assurance.
 During that run of So it seemed certain that GrCcnlCaf was going to run out the game and that the final score would be 125 to $. On his 90th shot which was the seven ball in the corner at the foot of the table, he ovcrcut Inc ball in an eff forts to get position for the break cn the Is. He got ttc position but missed the seven.
 Rudolph made the r., then ran ,Ia qDl 1,nsitinl, iC h n, ,I the seven. He poCketcd the bali and his cue ball richochcttcd up the table, crashed into ;hc bunch anC he was off on his run that terminal . d at 4 when he failed on an easy shot in the side.
 It was a miss just IS easy on the scvtm ball in the second innings that Halted Rudolph after running eight.
 Rudolph had two chances near the finish but failed on easy efforts. Once he broke through Grecnlcaf's s safety with a sensational kick back shot into the bunch, then lack 10 the seven. which rolled into the corner pocket. He ran four mo"e and retired 10 his chair when n" missed on the ten ball which was only three inches from the corner pocket
 Grccnlcaf replied with 19 and rave every Indication rf rUnnInS cut when he made d caring on cushion break shot off the three. iIc got the ball. the break. but hi cue ball glided ott the pack and shot far down the table and into the cor ner pocket. With the balls spread it looked as though Rudolph would do much damage. He mace the siA, then missld an easy shot on the II for the side. That vas his last effort G5 GrccnIcat qulckI, pochcted the required l2 points.
 Frank Tabcrski took third place by defeating Onofrlo I.auri Of Brooklyn in the first game ycstcr- Gay afternoon by 125 to 7l in 25 innings, TabcrsiI finished with four games ven and three lost Pasqualc Natalie was the victor over Marcel Camp of Detroit in the other afternoon game by 125 to GA,
 Lauri, Camp, Natalie and Spencer Iivsoy. Of Los Angeles finished in q tie fer fourth in games won ana lost with three victories and four defeats, but the places were decided on 3 point total ba sis, Laurie scor- cd G&5 points, Camp GG%, Natalie 629 and Lives y j7S.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
Final standing

llSL l-utlItIth ..-,.- 4-''' South Cong. ...... 4 .i67 Swedish Bethany .. ! .I67 St. Marks Epis. Q, i j .IG1
 The First I.uthcrans captured their second successive Inter-Church basketball league championship last night when they defeated the south Congregational quintet by &2-2i in q hard fought and oNhausting battle at tho Y. M. C. A. The teams were closely matched and struggled along on almost even terms for most Of the distance, but d brief Lutheran rally in the middle Of the third period gave the winners an edge which their opponents were never able to overcome thereafter. Elmer swanson and Clifford Bell, star forwards Of the opposing teams, treated ta" good-sized crowd to a pretty eXhibi- tion Of shooting, Swanson account ing for Y points and Bell making six baskets, mostly Of d hair-raising nature.
 The game had just begun when Rockwell popped q goal from the sidelines. but Swanson cut in for two shots from near the basket and tn" Iutherans took the lead. For the remainder of the second half tht teams staged furious rallies alter nately. the LutheranS pulling away and then the COngregationalists creeping up to tie or crawl ahead by int JS.11'E chnntiD0r from fl r. out on the floor, along with couple Of shots by Vessels kept the South church in the fray, but Erickson ac- counted for seven points during the half and Carlson and Larson chip ped in with long shot apiece. giv- ing the Swedes a 17-l5 margin at intermiSSion.
 Rockwell's free toss brought the teams to within a point of each other as the second half got under way, but then Swanson began work with Iedoubled energy. Five baskets, mostly from the corners, and a foul represented his work during the closing periods. while Berglund got a long shot and a short one. The rest of the Lutherans went scoreless. but they clamped onto their op- ponents and held them to four bas- kets for the half. Bell got two Of these in his old sensational manner and Vessels q third in like fashion. The last score was made by Barta in the final seconds Of play.
 Ii was q fierce contest all the way, but the teams carried on without a sul stitution despite the exhaustinG pace until the last tNC minutes or play. Swansons accur- ate shooting from the corners and sldelincs proved q decisive factor, while Carlson and Larson held thr South church forwards away from the basket with great success. This 1Iattered little 10 Bell, who showed his first flash Of old form and arch cd shots from past mid floor into the net with startling regularity. honorable draw in a hard battle of centers. and the other players on both sides did their work credit. ably.
 The game, which brought the sea son to q close. gave the Lutherdns their third title in five years. Later in the winter they will enter the state elimination tournament in de- :ense of the state championship they captured last year The sum mary.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
MAG AND HAWKINS
 AGAIN TAKE LEAD
Defeat Grove and D1esSeI in
 Final Game in HandbalI

The Mag Hawkins handball team again assumed the lead in the " lol handbalI league. Tuesday night they played their last and final game against the Dressel-CroWe combina- tion, scoring fl points to their op- ponents' 47, The Greenstein- Lawson team is second so far with one more match to play against the Nogcl- i1ergstrOm team. All the Greenstein- Lawson team has 10 do is to score 5J points to forge ahead of the Mag Hawks. Dressel and Grove have one more match 10 play with Loomis- Mag and to be in the running they must score &4 points. which seems almost impossible. The Vogcl- -Herg- strom team will have chance for first place as it still has two matches to play, one against the Greenstein-LaWson and one match with the Strong Cianci team In or der for them 10 be considered at all in the championship they must score at least 60 points in each match, which is some task when one real lzes that all teams are playing top notch handball.
 Andcrson-Clare, Roche Rosen- berg teams are practically out of the running, The Mag Hawks now hav- ing finished their matches are quite anXiously following the final matches especially those the Greenstein- Lawson, Nogel- Hergstrom teams arc to play. Some favor the Grcenstein Lawson to come through, and others the leading team now. but from all appearances the Mag Hawkins team will retain its lead and the other teams vii! find 479 points too stiff a handicap to overcome.
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New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
League Standing
Junior; Single,

JHInor singles elimination haul- ball league started this week win len entries, made mp mostly of boys from lG to Is years of age. The following boys are scheduled 10 met each other in the first round: Hube Fs' Dickinson, Steinman vs, OHane- sian, Elphick vs. Toconious, WiIl;s VS. WeSilus and koerbcr vs. Gun th"r. Yesterday Steinn eliminated O'HaneSian 21-5. 21-lO. At present the physical department is promot- ing three handball leagues with "I teams and 52 individuals partici- pdting.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
FULTON IN COMEBACK

St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 19 P)-I'rcd Fulton, who was fighting in the heavyweight division during Jess Willard's regime as champion, is training for comeback attempt. The Minnesota plasterer," barred by the Minnesota state boxing com mission several years ago, has been reinstated to good standing, and is preparing himself to try again.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
SEEKS FOOTBALL. GAME

Chicago, Dee. 19 GP>-Chicago is in the market for the annual Nor)e Dame-Army football game next year If military academy Of 'lcials decid" to take the classic from New York.
 The city council has unanimously adopted resolution by Alderman Jacob M. Arvey, inviting Army to bring the contest to Soldier field.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
Ct ARDS GET LICENSE

At a meeting of the common council committee on licenses after the council meeting last night. il was voted to grant a license to the National Guards basketball team 10 play homo games on Wednesday evenings during the season.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19


 The St. Narl,'s Episcopal team ended its long run of defeats hy trouncin2 the Swedish Bethany fiy.. 2S-l4. and bringing in" season to a close with a tie for last place. After a slow start the EpiscopaHans founI themselves end shot out in front to keep going away all during the sec oud half.
 Sycn Spausou started the losers with neat goal which ToralIo off set with on. even heater. Wully An derson, Carlson and Paul Swanson then sent the Bethany team out in front by S-g. Barnes cut under to fling q goal over his head, and To- rello and krom made it S-7. Then the winners just doubled their score on two plays Barnes foulrd in shooting. got four points when th" ball went in and he mad" good both awarded tries. An iu.lant later the same thing happened 10 Tor"llo and he made one try 10 mak" the tally 14-S. Half-timn found it l5-9,
 The Bethany l"am collapsed in th" final half and tn" winners ran away. Booth made two pretty shots from middle distance. Barnes got two. and Torcllo and Weir shot nice goals from the corners. while the best the losers could do was five points by Carlson and Anderson. TorelIo had 10 leave by the personal foul route but his team kept on. Near the end Wally Anderson was ojected when he became involved in an imbroglio with Al Middleton The summary:
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New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIP

London, Dee, 11 tUP)-1en liar Vey retained the middlcweight championship of England and tn: Lord Lonsdalc belt by fighting a l5-round draw with Jack Hood Ut Olympia hall last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

'he American Roller Hockey league is scheduled tonight when the Hart ford Indians, led by the wild roar ing big chief, Fred Jean, will in wade this city seeking the scalps oi ;he Panthcrs in the regular Thurs day night feature. Hartford is . leading the league in the second half play with two victories and 70
 defeats anG the entire league is
 looking 10 New Britain tonight to
 put a check on the fast travelling Capital City five.
 The last two battles between
 these teams rate among the bes;
 and the most exciting played in the
 league since play opened this year. New Britain defeated Hartford in an overtime contest on the local floor while Hartford returned the
 com pllmcnt by defeating New Brit
 am by the same margin in an ove"
 time battle in Hartford the fol ow- ing Sunday. This game was pro-
 tested but because of the fact tna. 1t was only a matter of days before the first half of the league was fin | lshed and the upholding of th, l focal protest would make no diff ference ill the standing, 1t was with drawn.
 The feeling stirred up, however, over this game IF particular, in. stead of lessening, has grown and, with Hartford in first place and the oDDOrtuDItV fICjD0 New Britain DI
 tumbling the team from it's lofty perch. the battle tonight is sure to be d hair-raiser Both quintets are bitter rivals, Another feature will
 DC added tonight because of the fact that Williams ana Dyson are stag ing a close race for scoring honnrs in the league. The Hartford flash 1 nGs been creeping up on the lead CTS in making goals and the New Britain defense will try to stop him 1 tonight.
 Hartford will have It's regular ] lineup intact for tonishts game ! Dyson and Hart will he on the rush 1 line with Jean at center. "Rube'
 Williams and BlounL will be at 1 haltback and goal respectively. New | Britain will line up with Earl Pierce and Kid" Williams in the rusnes Griffiths at center, Doherty at half
 back and Hoff in the goal.
 A preliminary game will be staged at $ o'clock followed by the big 1 battle at 9 o'clock.
 Last Nights Results
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
Last Nights Results <cW Britain s, Albany 1.
Official Standing
Games Tonight

Hartford at New Britain.
 New Britain broke it's tWo-game losing streak last night in Albany when, through a late rally and the mighty work of "kid' Williams, the Panthers dropped the Lawmakers for an 10 count. The two teams ond period and entered the third session tied at two-all.
 In the third frame. Williams broke loose for two goals while Pierce Caged one. In the fourth quarter,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
League StanGin"

Austin BergQust. Alderman Tetsch teams in the Senior Mite" handball doubles league are fast d. VeIoplnS into strong contcndcrs fo, top honors. During the past week they have defeated good teams boosting their scores in such q WAY that the top men will have 10 look after their laurels in the very near future. IL has been said that the Aldernan-Tctsch team have repeat edlS issued challenges to the top ranking team, Sikora- Kabiun anI the latter team has for some un- accountable reason, seen fit to ignore this issue.
 lf these two teams can be brought together sweet battle is in store for the fans. Last night Alderman IetSch defeated Fogelson -Zagncs- NoSki besides putting the latter team in hr "I ,l,l
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
ARROWS BEAT EAGLES

Philadelphia Dee. 19 UPD- Staging q brilliant rally after being held scorelcss during the first per iod, the Philadelphia Arrows de feated the league leading New Ha- ven Eagles, to ?, in hockey game at the Coliseum last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
PAINTERS AND INDIANS
 TO MEET HERE TONIGHT

Fred Jean and His League Leading Tribe From Capital City to Tackle Local Roller Hockey Quintet-Last Two Battles Between These Two Among Best in League - Another Expected in First Meeting in Second Half Play - Albany Five Bows to Fierce Attack.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
 TITLE
FIRST OUTBREAKS REPEAT
 CHURCH LEAGUE CONQUEST

Defeat South Congregational Quintet by 32-2l and
 Capture Second Championship in Succession - s Elmer Swanson Scores l7 Points for Winners Bells Shots Feature for South ChurcI-St. Mark S
 Team Rallies to Take First Game of Season.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

Referee. Arouson. Timer, Meligon. i>. Scorer, Carlc.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
National Guards
N aShin~tUn Hills

Score at half-time. Guards 1H Washington Hills 4. Referee. Nixon.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19
First Lutheran
south congregational
>.. Marks Finally Wins

Eorarea. Aro; son: timer Nc
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

IIneupS | New Britain Hartford l E. Pierce ,,..........,,.... DysoA
 st Rush A, Williams ..........,.,., Hart
 2u IsuSn GrlitithS ...,............... Jean
 Center 1 Dohcrty ..,. ... Il, Williams HllfbaCk ! -lolt ''.'''' ...'..-....... BlOlhL Goal
New Britain herald., 1929-12-19

Bushes: Pierce II, Peregrin ,, stops. Holf 50, Phinney 21; referee, Mcdonald.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28
Legal Notice
SUMMONS

13l4S, Dept.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
INA ALMEDA HATCH, Plaintiff,
VS.. WIt.LIAM \. HATCH, Dcfcn-
lant
Kendall B. Perkins, attorney fol
Plaintiff.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greeting 10 William \.
Hatch, Defendant.
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pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against YOU in tho Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State Of
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Given under my hand and the
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LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Oct. %. UP)-
Hogs-l300, active, strong. Top
$l1.50; bulk l55 to POO pound butch
era $l1 to $11.40.
Cattlo-27oo, largely she stock
run. Slow, steady to 25c lower Bulk
steers $9.15 to $11; bulk cows $3.50
to $3.50; top 50; heifers $3.50 to SO;
Arizona calves $3.50 to $3.50.
Sheep-l200, moderately active.
Steady to strong. Part deck sorted
lambs $12.25; good ewes Sc; Gull and
common ewes So to $4; two decks
bucks $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28
RUuTER
EGGS

" HD!esaIc' Price 4yc.
Price to retailers 52c and 53c.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28
TODAYS WANTS

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for $lJc0. Mort. $1,000 per month.
. room modern frame, lot 45xl50,
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28
Army & Navy Variety Store

New and Used Furniture stoves linoleums hardware
We buy and sell everything for less NJ Marcot prop
4S0 Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28
FL Centre Paint Sh0p-615 State St.

First class auto pantng-guarantee to match an!
color We repaint Fenders Hoods, Wheels and toucl
up bodies First shop in the valley equipped for Firs
Class lacquer painting-all painting guaranteed
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28
6aNia;:ir'ketS

Los ANGELES. Oct. %. U.P)r-
Following are todQy'ls market quota
tons:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 3A to A lbs.
.23c.
Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up 32c.
Broilers, " lbs. and under 21a
32c.
Fryers, Leghorns, 2A to 3 lbs,
&c.
Fryers, colored 2'4 to 3 lbs. up 90.
Roosters, soft bone lbs. up zoe.
Ducklings, Pekipg, ) " lbs. up l5c.
Geese, 25c.
Young Tom turkeys, 13 lbs, and
up 2Sc.
Old Tom turkeys, 25c.
Small hen turkeys, under s lbs,
15c.
Hen turkeys S lbs, up 28c.
Small Tom turkeys, under Is lbs.
15c.
Capons, 8 lbs, up 40c.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28

Extra sic. F.esh firsts 4Gc.
Medium 42c.
The local price on eggs i& fur
nished through the courtesy eff Eur
cher Brothers.
Pee wees 25c. Medium or pullet,
42c. Select soc.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28

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Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28
Optometrist-Dr. Sem Bacon

Quality Eye Service Scientifically equipped to treat
all muscular cases and crossed eyes Nearsighted
Myopc) eyes and children's eyes given special atten
ton Glasses fitted Lenses duplicated 5S1 Main
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-10-28

A number of store rooms for
rent.