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New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
League Standing

l;uswin Stanley Rule. r. X F.. Corhin-Corbin Cabinet, and Corhln ScrpW-rafnirs-a feast for any loyal Industrial Basketball lcague follow CTS and all on the same night Tor the price of approximately three cents on q season pass. This is the story 10 be told of tn" lndustriHi league games at the Tabs hall to- night,
 The first contest will start it I;"" o'clock and the carly corners VIII probably be treated to q rcd hot game. The Russell X Erwin team IS a strong combination this year and the same might be said of the stan lev Rule Both teams arc composed of youthful players with q veteran to steady them and one, the stanley Rule, has won hith it's games with ease. The EussNin outfit has won two and lost one. The loss came ln inc first game of the season follow ing q sensational battle.
 A peculiar sidelight to this game is that six mon have done prac- ticaIlv all the playing on each team. on the Stanley Rule five the rcGu- lars. klcy, center: Garro and Morcy' forwards. and CorraZzo and GlIl' guards, have been in for most ot the contests with Pete ZApatka altcrnat- ing with Corrazzo. Only once this season has another player been III the contest. Moline finished one Of the games.
 RussWin used only one substitute and h" cannot be considered as q re- serve man because he has started as many games as the regulars. Paul RakoWski and Johnny SaNe have been alternating at center. In the other positions Fritz MarScli and Emil Karhonic have been the for wards with Elmer NNbor5 anu Gcorgic Luke, guards.
 Tonight's first gam" will be a con test between two teams of iron men,
 The other game Of great inpor- ltancc will be that played between | Corbin Screw and Fafnirs, arch IT. vals who always play a torrid game when they meet. Regret is being cN- pressed throughout the body ot loNdI ! Irafnir rooters because of the crlp- pied condition of the team. As a re- suit the Bearing Makers will enter the game the underdog.
 The forwards. Howard Belser Al | Havlick and Julie" Micczhowskl i will not be on hand. The first two arc on the hospital list and Miecz- | kowski has left the employ of the company to take a job on a farm
 One of the regular guards. Red
 Matulis, will play but he is under the i handicap of an injured ankle. Another factor which should h.
 an aid to making the Corbin Scrc" i team q favorite is inc return to tn, | lineup of Joe Luke who was the
 only member of last years cham.
 pionship team not in uniform thi' i year. He decided at the beginning
 of the year that he would fOrsa!.t tho court game for organized tum bling. The lure of the game hl! taken hold of him and he will prob
 ably start tonight's game at his olt forward position. Charlie Baker Wht
 was taking his place will be shifto; to the post Of first substitute. I'O
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
JUNIOR CHURCH LEAGUE
Two Good Games Are ENpct icI When foir pu:ntct~ IacC LaCh Other @t "N" Gym Tonight.

Two good 2amcs gre expected in tj" Junior ohtrch basketball loa&u, ul the Y, M, (. A. tonight. when inc First Lutheran and St. Marks Epis- ro1al r'uuS meet and the south and Center touGr cgajiouul quintets paly zach uthcr The Luthcrln-St lI@rh'a affair, scheduled to start at 7;t5 o'clock, WII bring together two teams which %r. G@miug rather prominently in the league race g1 present. The Ep,scopaliaHs have played Uuly one game and won that iaudjly -Iym@ them u share in d tie for first piece, Wliio the First LUtheruu&. after losing their first contest, came back with a victory which lifted them into third place and gave them d chance to pass to- nights opponents if they defeat them. The Lutherana are known to have u strong outfit Tn" St, Mar ks team. 1ot vt really tested, never tueless. looked very good in its opening game.
 Both tcaue will give every last ounce Ot rn'I.. m the battle be- tween thr two Congregational teams, Wu,b arr old rivals. Th south church has won both gturDs 10 date and has a slight margin ovol the ot,rl teams, but its strong com hiuation will rot uc present in its ,ntiroDy this evening. There is good reserve material. however, and 1t is expected that rntr" will be some fresh playing strength on hand. The Center church, which has been @royirE steadily better with every same. Gam" through with its first vii. Ist n"rh and hopes to carry on tonight Thr~" i've teams arc tho highest s"ur'u% ones in thc Ica-Uc. rlch GI,IN2 accounted for 5l poinD@ thus far
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
WASHINGTON BEARS WIN

The Washington Bears basketball team defeated the Rambler A. C. five last night in onc-sided game at the Washington school gym by the score Of 7& 10 }. The Ramblers failed to get q single point until the last two minutes of the first half made q total of 49 points between them. The lfr%r5 will meet thr Moridcn BronN team at the Sacred Heart gym Wednesday night Th, summary;
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
CUB NtI(kEES STRONGEST

Chicago Cuhs, New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers were the only maior i,aeu" clubs boastine Gv, players 10 hit ten or mor' hem" runs in th" lH2" season. Ilorushy. Will. son. ruyIrr Stph,l ou and Grimm of m. Cubs mmasscd total Of 12o uomcrS on" more rhm the Nmk quintet or EuJA Gehris, Lozzrri, Mcuscl and Dickcy.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

The Boys Club Reserves suffered their first defeat Of the year in tho preliminary. losing 10 their old ri lals. the Pirates, by l4-9 in slow same. The Reserves. led hN Win I,ra. puzzo and ruYlo. piled mp n T-% lrad in The first half but coujl add only two fouls 10 this drrm" ,u" rrou| Meanwhile Vie Bay lock hrohr loose with q succession of eprfacuIar shots and the Pirates went ahead n take the ganr. lhowirh. lurmhor of last years sell for city ch3mnious. played with th" winners ru did nothing except get plt ou' on personal fouls. Th" sum-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
WILLS IN COMEBACK

New York, Dec. lo (UP)-Harry Wills, ono time coiored heavyweight menace, will try q comeback tomOr- row night in q ten round bout with Andrea GaIona. Mexican hcaNN- weight, at New York Coliseum.
 Gastona defeated Wills in Mexico q few weeks ago on Il foul.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
CHOCOLATE N FANORITE

Now York, Dee. 10 (UP)-kid Chocolate. undefeated Cuban feathorweight, is a ? to 1 favorite over Herman Silberberg of Harlem for their 10-rOund bout at LcnoX Sporting club tonight.
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League Standing
GLASTONBURY TEAM WINS

The Glastonbury All-Amcrica"E took the measure of the Gilbert tir' in the preliminary roller hockey game at the stanley Arena last night. The visitors were behind in the first period but tied the score n the second. The locals failed to Scor' after the opcning session. Tn" score:
 Gilbert Five Glastonbury
 La Point ......... Conncry, DiCkcau
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Preliminary Teams

The Manchester girls will lineup with D Wells and A. Scranton at the forward posts, M Wells at cen ter and Y. Schcarer and McLaugh- lin at the guards. New Britain will have E. Nalkunis and Nell Sartinsky Y at the forwards, II. Rcusch at cen ter and AI Bartlneck and G. Decry at the guards.
 The first game will start at 7:&O o'clock and dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
PIRATE. Ht!tI,fE LEADS

Eramr Of thc Pirates with four circuit blows UHs thc leading home run hitter among pitchers in the nat Jor league season ql 1929.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10

pN u,>, Monday evening inc MIda1Jo~n Y. VI. (. A. which l"- far,j ,hr lo'ai club in MidiI"lo"n o5 T .uh-2iNln= night, will play a 1oujru S,Uuo here.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-10
BIG THREE CAME THROUGH

The big three of the worlds cham pion Athletics. Lefty Grove, George EarnshaW and Rubc Walberg, hit a homo run apiece during the 1929 season.
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Score at half time, &5-1. Wash- ington Bears; referee. Boams; timer DutuCh; scorer, Marker.
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salmon o"@s for hHtcHuc rur- poses numbering 7%.5NN,7"o wrr" taken from fine Columbia river this year.
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LOCALS DOWN AMSTERDAM
 IN HARD-FOUGHT BATTLE

Former PittShcId Quintet Nosed Out by Partners at Stanley Arena-Steyc Pierce Furnishes Thrills to Gathering of Fans - Barnikow Helps Hardware City Five by Making Foul in Goal-Wilams and Earl Pierce Score All of Home Clubs Goals.
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Gene 7unne4

his title IS mcnhs rmno> he He is al
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

F" t.a Nsso. lted uut.
 ' N,v Tori. - rIG ScoH. l5u-Iand. defrltrd otto Nou l'ora'. 'ura-". .soul t-D NH-i" Eos'uujooUn Sew York. oH,poju'rd Yale Okma. New York. G->. Marty Gallagher. N'Jsu- 3ugtou. oulpotHt"d George HoGmon. New York. (.nI
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~ Cleveland - Johnny Eisho. 'tF"- land, outpointcd Ernie S,baaf. Hos- 7on, G2D. Emmett Rocco. t.n opd City, Pa. oufpomeI M"l~" Ho4HIl- lon, France r"1. Tom Kirby Ho7- ion, outpoutod Al Warren, Homh Carolina. GN1-
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l:;.l Club kr~tINC~
NidGIrtONn C'Ouln"

E.I1,,. Mike l'aluch: timer. Lip. -.Mn. .nnI---. MnlMnM HaIucN.
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Chicago Arl Clhe Gr'a'p Shircs, Chicago. knocked ont l"u Daly. Cleveland GJ
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GUARD QUINTET TO OPEN
 SEASON TOMORROW NIGHT
Newly Organized Basketball Team Meets Manchester Five at State AEmory - Visiting Delegation Has Strong Aggregation of Players-LocaIs in Excel lent Trim for First Game-Silk City Girls to Op- pose New Britain Combine in Preliminary Tilt.

A. Todzia. rg ... 2 Q . Marine, rg ...... Q Myska. ls ....... 2 c
 3G |:
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Buffalo - Joe Sok}nu Dayton n, stopped Art W"i2and Buffalo. t6). Harry Fuller, Niagara Falls, Y, Y. knocked out Len Darcy. Grand FapIds, (5D.
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l!1TnikOW
Iir=t Period
Third Period
OrIitli Period
t.dnnC> 'iU"i@ht Albany ui BridgcHCGD

. 9 Amsterdam u.l,@ruI .@-1G ' Eushrs l.. Fi,rn [. rpro-rlu 6.
 Stops. Lovcarcnu f>. Harnlho" t%. 4u8le. Grrritn~. I,.',ra., Mel 'onHid
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SiouN Ea}i=, : D. - Laroiur -drl. Aberdeen, <. h.. stopped Walter Van Campon, Sioux Falls, (GJ.
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Niiiimautic '. NJ, C. \,
Reserves Are Defeated

Referee, 1'obin; timer, Manga1; scorer, Parker.
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ilttsburGH Ha. - Farmer lo" Cooper Tcrre 4autc, Iud. oujpojut- ad Jimmy Belmont pittshurgh. ,pD.
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Wichua kaus. - Hobr llunt rouc9 'i'v Okla. stopped Jo' ",r- har. Chicago. l1oJ.
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Nov prIoau~ - Ray Eis'r. DaIa- howa City, pEla- oulpomind Milton Mauquno, Nov Orlraus, GnJ.
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DOB was so genuinely distressed
- that Molly felt uncomfortable
for him.
"A friend of Rita's?" she prompt
ed, willing to help him out.
"Oh. no-Lord, mol"
He took of his derby and mopped
his forehead. He Strengthened his
tie and tugged at his collar
THE fact is" he blurted. she's a
-. a. well, sort of a cheap little
thing, Molly. But she's a decent
sort, really. And she's awfully good
to little Rita"
"Oh, nurse-naid," she said df
he would only let it go at thatD
But Bob was honest. Or perhaps
he was merely cautious.
We'll. she's a sort of friend of
mine" he admitted. Rita didn't
know her. She's not Rita's sort,
you see. She worked at the ONCE
for a while. Her names Elsie-El-
sic Smith. You'll be nice to her,
won't you?'
Molly laughed.
You don't think I'd be nasty to
any friend of yours, I hope! But
you won't need her when take the
baby. mean to look for an apart
ment tomorrow, I'll need a bigger
one now. I'll find something near,
SO that YOU can see Rita every day"
You're awfully good, Molly. ]
expect III be a good deal of q
nuisance"
Molly hadn't thought of that be-
fore. Now she considered to
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A ELE ANOR EARLY

I stopped loving her? That he hao
actually tired of her?
Red and Bob were waiting for her
when she left the booth.
"Placating the heavy suitor?
teased Red.
On the train Bob talked con-
tinually of Rita and the baby. He
hadn't much money, he said, but
he would give Molly all he could
afford, Everything he could do
would be too little, he insisted. But
Molly silenced his protestations.
II won't take a penny" she de-
clared. 1T will be my privilege to
take care of little Rita, for her
mothers sake. If you want to start
an account for her, to provide for
any possible emergency, it might be
good idea. But I shan't need any
weekly stipend, or anything like that
Bob"
You're so good!" he groaned,
and took out his handkerchief.
Red was embarrassed at seeing a
man so near to tears.
GO. a baron of that play you
were talking about, Molly?" he
asked. I'D like to look it over"
She found it in her travelling case,
and Red forthwith eliminated him
self from the conversation.
They were nearing Boston, when
he put the sheets aside.
Suffering catfish" he cried.
That's going to knock EN- dead.
It's WOW, dear! 1t makes Delphine
look like a bedtime story"
He was wringing her hand wildly.
How do you do it, girl? How
do you get that way?"
I'm glad you like it." she smiled.
Like it," he exclaimed. you
heard her, Bob? She's glad I like it.
Like it, you little fool! I love It'll"
We'll, I hope Mr.. Durbin does. .
IF he doesn't he's a bigger fool
than Broadway ever took him for.
Of course he'll like it. What do
you think he is? Say, there isn't a
producer living wouldn't jump at a
think like that It's got everything
mystery, heart throbs, horror,
love, hatel It's got EN- all, dear.
And the dialogue say, where
did you pick up all those wise
cracks?"
Not so bad?" she laughed.
I don't know how you do it," he
marveled.
Work. she told him seriously. SCI
worked day and night, all the way
over"
But where did you get your
plot?"
Its partly true" she confessed.
You've sent it to Durbin?" he
asked.
',,Yes-by messenger, from the
pier. I told him to get in touch with
me at the office"
"Fine!" approved Red. 81 suppose
you're going to Bob's? I'll 60 to the
Office and see ifthere's been a mes
sage. I'll phone you later"
Molly and Bob took a taxi at the
station.
Il forgot to tell you" began Bob
hesitatingly, about the girl I've had
at the fiat taking care of little Rita.
The truth is :"
He paused, fioundering desperate
ly for words.
CuAprup vvrx
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probability obviously. Well, any,
how, he needn't think he could bring
his Elsie Smith around!
When they reached the fiat, Elsie
Smith, in pale blue georgette,
greeted them effusively.
"It was simply grand of you to
come, Miss Burnhara,' she declared,
extending a very small limp hand.
Bob certainly thinks an awful lot
of you. He's talkin' about you all
the time. Rfta's out in the park.
It's so lovely and sunny thought
it would be good for her"
CHE was almost pitifully anxious
- to impress Molly favorably.
Don't you think Bob looks real
good?" she appealed, and added
quickly, "seein' what he's been
through. I've tried to keep him
cheered up, Miss Burnllam. Be-
cause there's no use, as I say, cry1n'
over spilled milk. And all the tears
in the world won't bring the dead
back again. Bob's beginning to get
like himself again"
She took his arm in proprietary
fashion, and Molly saw that he was
wincing under her familiarity.
I'll go get Rita" he offered.
Elsie said she had better see
about dinner, and retired to the
kitchenette, to clatter pans, and
make a great many busy sounds.
Molly suspected that the girls Gull
nary achievements we're largely con-
fined to opening cans. And the
meal proved shortly that she was
right.
Molly sat in the divan where she
had sat the night Rita told of the
disease that was killing her. She
could see Rita now, in the big red
chair. with her head against the
high back.
Molly dashed the tears from her
eyes. Elsie was heating tomato
soup. And the coffee was beginning
to boil. She could hear it perco-
lating: Something had burned. 1t
smelled like toast. She must think
of other things, or Bob would come
in, and find her crying.
Elsie. nursing an injured finger,
appeared in the door. Her cheeks
were flushed and she looked angry.
at never touch it myself" she
said. ''But would you like a little
drink, Miss Burnhan?"
Moody shook her head.
mo, thank you. 7 don't care for
it, either
Elsie went back to her Gathering
pans. And later, as she took little
Rita from her arms, Molly smelled
gin on the woma11's breath.
Rita was lovely child. She
showed Molly her dolls and her new
shoes and her Easter bunny. She
confded that she wore her pink
broadcloth coat only for company.
You're comply" she said. "I'd
of worn my old blue one, only you
was coming"
HAS daddy told you dear" asked
Molly, shat you're going to be my
little girl, too?"
"Essie told me-" announced the
child.
NEOLLY smiled.
1V1 We'll go looking for a pretty
house tomorrow-shall we?" she
asked.
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TARTAN OF THE APES

Ito Be Continuedl
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Swiftly he sprang. Gaining lower
limb, he climbed rapidly, followed close
" by Tublat Up, up he went to the
highest branches, where his heavy pur~
suer dared not follow. There he perched,
hurting taunts and insults at the rag
ing, foaming beast fifty feet below him.
And then Tublat went madl
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CHAPTER xxx

DOB was so genuinely distressed
II that Molly felt uncomfortable
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NNOLLY smiled.
N1 We'll go looking for a pretty
house tomorrow-shall we?" she
asked.
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Tarzan with hfs sharp knife slashed
off more generous portion than he had
hoped for. Old Tublat spied Tarzan
with the prize and wicked CLEANS Of
hate shot from his little eyes. Tarzan
saw the great beasts purpose and
leaped nimbly away-Tublat, however,
close upon his heels.
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With horrifying screams and roars, he
rushed to the ground among the fe-
males and young. sinking his great
fangs into a dozen tiny necks. Tarzan
witnessed the whole mad carnival Of
rage. Now he saw Tublat dash toward
Kala, his foster -mcther Tarzan dropped
swiftly and faced the infuriated brute.
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The weird dance went on. Then at a
signal from Kerchak the drums ceased.
The males rushed headlong upon the
thing which their terrific blows had re-
duced to mass of hairy pulp. They
now turned their attention to devouring
their late enemy The mightiest apes
obtained the choicest morsels.
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fueling contacts, parachute jumps,
balloon bursting contest, races,
aerial dog fights and other maneu-
vers.
Pursuit planes from several army
fields and commercial plane flown
by pilots of other local fields will
participate. After the refueling
demonstration, the Flamingo endur-
ance plane will be placed where the
crowds may inspect it.
For the first time, and probably
the last time, in the history Of the
airport, small admittance charge
will be made to aid Peck and &C.
marc in defraying expenses.
No decision has been made on a
possible resumption Of the endur-
ance attempt, Major H. LeR. Muller,
flight manager. said.
Peck and Genaro deserve great
credit for the splendid fight they
made against conditions far worse
than were faced by any previous en-
durance filters" Muller said.
Even had they been successful in
remaining in the air Thursday, they
would have been forced down today
because of early fog which made
even automobile driving hazardous"
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PROMISES FAIR
COUNT OF VOTE
Election Chairman Says
Board Will Be Strict.

An honest count and fair cleo
ton to restore confidence in the
federal plan Of government were
promised today by City Clerk Will
lam A. Boyce Jr., chairman Of the
city election commission.
"As chairman of the election
board, it is my desire to see the
coming municipal election conduct
ed on a high plane Of frankness
and common honesty" Boyce said.
at has happened so often in the
past the great majority of citizens
having the best interests Of their
city at heart have become discour-
aged to the extent of refraining
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from exercising their franchise priv
ileges, due to tactics of the election
commissioners and the questionable
character of precinct election Of
ficils.
ION this score the citizens of In
dianapolis, Of either party, need
have no fears. This board will insist
on high grade men and women
serving on the precinct boards and
will countenance no unlawful or
dishonest practices by any one con-
nected in any way with the city
election machinery
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ABANDON LOVE APPLES

LINDSAY, Cal, Sept. 27.-Grow-
Ing pomegranate5, the original love
apples" simply is one of those
things that doccn't pay, growers Of
this district have decided. Seven
lean years there have been for the
persistent growers Of the bitter
sweet fruit.
Most of the growers have up
rooted their trees to make way for
other crops. The few who have held
on will reap a slightly profitable
crop this year, reports show.
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CIRCUS SUNDAY
FOR BENEFIT OF
FLL.MINCO PAIR
Full Program Is Scheduled
at HooSier Airport; Dis
play Plane.

An aerial circus Sunday at Hoo
sier airport. as a benefit for Lieu
tenants Walter r. Peck and Law
renee Gensro, whose endurance rec
ord attempt was defeated Thursday
by fog. was being arranged today.
Hoosier airport has been turned
over free Of charge to the flight or
ganization by Bob Shank and Har-
old G. Brooks. owners of the field.
The program planned includes re-