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New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
HOFFMAN TAKES
 EASY DECISION
FIahiVe and Williams Furnish Fireworks at Hartford Bouts
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IIar'ford, April 5-Mjckcy Fla hllo Of Georgia and Eddie Williams Of Worcester furnished inc fire works a' the bouts staged by Ed Hurley at Foot Guard hall last night Both wont the six round limit neither asking or giving anf mercy. Williams vas awarded the decision by Referee Jack Watson Fjahire weighed 137 1-2 and Will. lja ms III.
 George Hoffman of New Tor :, former Olympic light hca>ywciglt champion. won decision over Gcorca 1.aNocco Of New Rochelle in the main bout Of h rounds. IL was a tame affair with the princi- pals showing willingness but not much ability. Hoffman weighed lS7 1-i and laEocco 1S5.
 Kay sanboru of Hartford had q mans job getting 'h" verdict from Eddie Clark of Now York. They fought six rounds The weights were lGS and 174 l-2 respectively.
 Buster Wright of Hartford won by wide margin over Del Poulio' of NeW Britain in four rounds. The boys are fcathcrwri2h's
 There were several other bouts or the card
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
HAVE POWERFUL PUNCH
Philadelphia Athletics Have Made tJ Isun> in Last Three Games on <Orthvarh Journey

Richmond, Va. April ] tP'-Ee- turning nom, from their Florida training camp by easy stages, the Philadelphia Athletics have deyclop- cd a powerful punch. They have made A. runs in the last three games on the northward Iou1n.E Against fhe Greensboro team ot the Piedmont iragu" yesterday 'h@ Athletics uniOos'd v hits. five Of a hich v'r. homo runs. Al Siti- mons Jor Hasslnr. Jimmy foXx. George Haas and Homer Summa beItcl out circuit cjou's, Simmons also mad, 4 siugj, and a triple. Ntil, Mickey rorbrano had | doubi" and two sjngics in thrce times q hal
 Tho t'ltiDtics mg"f fine 6o-i on i bra}rs bore today and ira'. tonight for Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
SCREW SHOP GETS BYE IN TOURNEY
Four Other Teams to Battle for
 Chance at Selni.FinalS

While the Corbin Screw basket ball team. winner of the champion- ship in the New Britain Industrial league, takes advantage of the bye which it drew in the series for the state Industrial title, four other teams will be battling for the right 10 enter the semi finals.
 The results of the games in the first round lett New Bftain in the race after eliminating Hartford $ champions New Haven is in the running after clcmIna1ing Bridge port Waterbury is in after defeating An sonia. Moriden is in after defeating Mlddl'toWn and Stamford stays i'll after defeating Norvalk
 Meriden defeated MiddlctoNn, 5"-o5 and S4 10 % Stamord played one game with NorN ak and won 4% Ito 30. Waterbury was scheduled 10 play two games against Ansonia but it defeated the latter team so badly in the first game that the second contest was called off. The score vas 65 to 10. Now Haven defeated Bridgeport two games. fl 10 o5 and S1 to 27.
 Mcridcn and Stamford will play enc game in New Haven Saturday night and if Norden wins it will pla y against the Corbin Screw tcan, in this city next Tuesday night and in Neriden on Friday night. 1T Stam- ford wins negotiations will be ma12 with .ee Andrews. former New Brit ain man and physical director Of Stamford "Y" for a series. IT New Britain's representatives win this game they will play the winner of the Waterbury and New Haven series in the finals for the state championship.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
RlSK0 MEETS YON P0RAI
 IN BOSTON RING TONIGHT
Gle, Clanh Iakcr to Made Desperate Attempt to Retrieve slipping
 IistiU Fortune.

Boston. April ! tP'-J Johnny EisLo. Cleveland baker today was ready for last desperate effort 10 re- trirNe his slipping fiStjc tortuntos hv blocking Otto Non Porat's road 10 the select inner circle of heavy weight boxing championship con tenders The rHgged tloNelundcr. defeated iu his last three starts, will face Won Porat in ten round bout at the Boston Garden tonight.
 The Noru csian heavyweight has been promised bout at Braves Field with Max Schmcling if he can knock out or outpoint Risko, Johnny. on the other hand. has no need Of promises 10 spur him on. Two of those three straight defeats were handed 10 him in this city re- c~ntly by Jimmy Maloncy and Erni" Schaaf. lie cannot well afford 10 lose still anoth"r.
 Eisko said he was in top-notch condition when hc finished his training vest .rday. II" weighed around 191 pounds aud was not bot hcred by h" unfavorabie betting odds. Non Por,t has spent most Of the week developing his left hand in an effort 10 make that weapon as dangerous ais his right. N hich both cred Pauline and Tom Heency so badly.
 Phil McrcuUto Of Now York and Jimmy Byrne Of LouisviIl" were matched to meet in the lo-round heavyweight seui-final.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
NEW BRITAIN QUINTET TO
 BATTLE CHICAGO BRUINS
American League Basketball Team Appears in This City Tomorrow Night-Ray Kennedy, Rusty Saun- dcrs and Honey Russell Among the Best Players in the World - keert Center, Stands Six Feet Seven Inches in Height - McEwan to Return to Local Lineup.

Cme or th" leading quiu'ctS in the American Basketball League, the Chicago Bruins. will be seen in ac- ton against th" New Britain team at the Stanley Arena Saturday night. The visiting team was well up in tn" standing in the major conrt circuit and Was considered al all times one Of the most dangerous contenders in the loop for the championship.
 Tine American League decides its season champion on the tWo-round basis with the winner of the frs; round playing the winner of the sec ond round series 10 decide H hlch is the championship quintet. Chi cago vas beaten out by slight margin ip the final drive for the second half tnular honorS hy Fort Wayne Fort Wayne. in turn, WAS defeated in inc piay-of for inc championship Of tI,. world by tIcNe- land.
 The ',am that plays h'rc touor- TOW night is ideu'icalIy the samo as that which bore the coIors Of th" "WinIy City, through the soa on. "Eusty" SaunI'rs. forward and Ray Kennedy q guard, are inoWn as t"o Of the gr,at, st players in in" and clever shots. "iioU,y" EUss"ll IS the other forward and he IS equally Wen known Hrh Saundo rs
 vhfo Boh Grpdy plays the sc"ond
 guard position.
 'JisGs" boHo2hue. local o"ni'r, is due to have tough assignment on his hanIs when Inc faces 'h" rhIcaco center Keller js the gcuftoman' $
 name lnlt this is not the point that makes hlln stand head and shoulders
 o'"r his uates Ii is his size IT,. stands slN feet and s'y"u inches in height, His extraordinary size has made him ono Of Inc best reufcre in 'he game today and II is around him
 that most of the play of the team crntrrs.
 McE.Iv ain. Fort Wayue player and star or the New Britain tratn in in" carly days Of tho present season will be back with New Britain Sat urday night. IT," Nas on" of the most popular players ever 10 appear in this city and inc faus her" will
 give him q glad hand upon his ap. | p'arancr.
 Manager GlArrnc" I.aUpher hasn't | decided on hls lineup for the game i A Sloman may not appear with the team Saturday nlght. McElwair | will be sent in in bis place. There
 may be other shifts which have moi 1 yet been decided.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
DOMINICA FRISCO MEETS
 WALLY O'BRIEN TONIGHT
Local Boy to Battle Wcseld Scrapper in Main Bout Amateur Fight Program-Reeves to Swap Punches With krass-Sunny Boy Hayden and Armand St. John Paired in Return Match - Stars From Six Clubs to Appear on Card-Starts at 8:3O O'Clock

A long list Of amateur fistic stars will be seen in action tonight at the | stanley Arena 'n the weekly tourna- ment. conducted by the Stanley | Arena on Church street. Tho | matches, as arranged by Match- maker (. r. Wagner, will bring to- gcthcr some of the best boys avail able in this city and in other parts of this state and Massac chusetts. Tn" principals in the 10 bouts will be selected from the teams of six cities which have entered the tour namcnt tonight and judging from the advance notices sent out from i { he various headquarters. there should he plenty of action on the boards tonight.
 Dominick Frisco will step in as premier highlight tonight when, for he frs, time In his career. he en. gaecs in q star bout on the card. His opponent will be Waiiy O'Bricn of Westfiell. ono of the hardest men he will have been called on 10 face in some time. Frisco has consistently beaten every opponents she has met in recent weeks and among these victories is one scored over the ban tamweight champion of the state. o'Hricn is confident that he will stop the local boy tonight,
 What appears to he d slashinE good bout has been arranged for the ;tI, of Bristol pitted against Waffle kraSs. also of Westticld krass is q heavy punchCr and fairly good boxer and he has expressed conti- drnCc that he will give Reeves his second druhbng in as many fights. Reeves was beaten three weeks ago and al that time he received bad cut over his right eye. This ha, entirely healed and he is in great shape for hard battle.
 sunny Boy Hayden Of Bristol. representing the Crescent X. C. Of this ci,r. will minglc with Armand St. John Of ilolyokc in a return match. These two boys bat'led on the last card run at the arena and Hayden was returned the victor in q close fight. St John asked for return bout and he will be accom- modat"d tonight
 Chic b'bsy of M"ridcn. one Of tho CicN crest boys in the l3o pound di- vision will face either Zeke Taylor of WcStficld or Jackie Basilc Of Bristol in another feature match. 'CycIone' Jones. the terror Of Com. mercial street will attempt to length en his string of wins to two when he clashes with Al Davis Of Merl- den. Davis will give the local boy plenty of work.
 Another bout of merit on the card is q match between Al Jones of Wcstfield and Johnnie DeSte- phens Of East Hampton. These two boys will me t as hca>yweigh's. zach scaling l15 pounds or more. This is the first heavyweight bout To he cardod in this city and predlc- lions are that there will be q kayo in this battle.
 Entries have been received from six clubs including Westficld and Holyokc. Mass. East Hampton. Meridon. Bristol and New Britain. The first bout tonight will go on promptly at S:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

With the whole team running wild and sinking basket after bas ket, the Whippets buried the Ma tionals under 69-l3 score in fG" one intermediate game Of the night, The winners had the ball practical. ly all of the time and would have run the score even higher had they in the first quarter. In spite of this. last years junior champions Wcr" in front by 12-o when that period en1oG. olewnik. I'aluch and I<arO- sis having done the poln.-making Olewnik continued his spree i'll the second quarter. and the score mount ed 10 18-0 before Sincko broke the run with a basket. Carle got an other shortly afterWarJ, but the Whippets raced on 10 33-4 before the half ended.
 The Whippet second 'cam went ir in the third quarter and il"pt up the work begun by the first. Wilk and Nojack led their teams out 10 43-5 in the third quarter. and the final session was just one grand scoring bee.
 The winners displayed q beautiful passing attack and also showed 4 rare spirit Of self sacrifice in giving up shots 10 someone better placed or 70 some player who had not h"cn figuring so prominently in the SCOT ing. Olewnik led tho attack pth eight baskets from his guar, post. and NJ. raluch vas q power on the attack. Nilk ma de seven baskets in inc second half and WoiArk got siE in the same tinIo Sinrko made sf'cN of 'he losers i9 points. Tho sun.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

'MERIDEN LAURElS
 HERE SATURDAY
Burritts to Meet Silver City
 Quintet for Third Time

X battle royal will take place Sat urday evening at the. Stanley Arena when the Burritt basketball five clashes with inc strong Meriden Laurel quintet for the third time this season. This will be the rubber game of the series as each team holds a victory over the other. In their first meeting, the laurcls up- set the dope and brought a Burritt winning streak of | games to an abrupt close. In the return game. the Burritts resumed their old form and scored d convincing win. Since then, both teams have been anxious to meet in a rubber game.
 The Laurels have 'h" pick Of Meriden in their lineup and will to crack. All of their players have had plenty Of experience with high school and other teams. Included in their lincup are such we'll known players as Mastri no, smith, Treloar. Sc1llIy and Johnson.
 The Burrit's scored their 2lst vic tory in oS games last Saturday when they defeated the Manchester Rec, five. Al the present lime. the lineup of tho locals is uncertain. There is possibility that "An1y' Yakubo- NiCz. leading scorer on the team, may appear in the game. iakubo- vicz injured his lcg two weeks ago and has not played since. Marion IaloslN, former Burritt star and now q member of tho Ford ham nnWcr- Sity team. may also appear if he is net ordered back to college 10 report for baseball p"'.CticC, Besides th"s" two mon, in" EurrittS haNn Gill HaNlick. Lujy. barrow and Rose to plpl from.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Lassman Prepares to
 Resume His Studies

New York, April P'-Al Lass man. bis tack.e of New York Uni Icrsity's 1928 football team, has returned to New York after a three weeks vacation at the home of his parents in Cambridge. Mass. He Y. Us school of commerce imme- diatcly. 1.assman has been rccupcr- ating from injuries suffered in the Carnegie Tech football game last November. He now seems 10 have entirely recovered.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Independents Top Bcarcats

hFltlESl chllt. i'hF'' ! ti htl- scorer. McCourt Time, four ten minute periods.
 Independents Top BcarCats
 Presenting q revised lineup, tn bay at all times except late in the second quarter and shot their way 10 Sn-1a triumph over the "" players. The shooting Of Ross and Iipman vas largely responsible. for the outcome although all the school boys broke into the scoring and the team looked better than it did while playing under the auspices of the school The Bcarcats made only one furry, and outside of that they were in the power of the winners at all times,
 Schmarr's foul shot broke the ice, but Chester swung toss in for two points. Ross shot from the sid. and Chester's second basket kept the lead see-saWing, but Griamala final ly landed the Ind epcndents in front when he drihbled through the Bear cat team and scored. Schmarr Ross. Iipman and Potts then ran the score rapdily up to IA and 1t looked like an easy win for the Independents But RakoDski put the Bcarcats back in the game. DaFis scored. and two moro floor goals by EakoWski brought the losers raging up 10 IA 1e as the half was drawing to an end.
 Lipman ended the Bcarcat threat in the second period when he drIh- hled in for one basket and took a pass from Schmarr for a second Potts foul and a long toss by Ross made 1t 2l-1c, and the Bearcats could not overcome this advantage. With two and half minutes 10 play and the score .7-1s, Lipman con- mtted his fourth personal and th" Inde pendents finished the game with with four mon This handicap faIl- ed 10 disCourag g. them and they held their ll-point lead in spite of it.
 The winners played a good team game, taking few reckless shots and working the hall under the baskets for the scores. Ross and Lpmau were possibly the outstanding play ere. Nakous.li was high man for the losers. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
RUTH EI: ATTRACTION

Waco, Tex, April ! tP}-Hahe Ruth. is the New York Nunk kecs' big training camp attraction. but his teammates are doing most of the heavy hitting. While the Babe en- Tony LazZcri and Lou Gehrg hit thrc" home runs between them to enable the Yankees to down Waco Of the Texas League. l3 10 3 ycster- day.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
NEARLY BEAT REDS

Nashville. Tenn. April tPt-The liirInIn2 ham HarOus came close to pUtting a smulce on the record 0. the Cincinnati Reds at Birmingham y,sterday. but by d ninth inning rally the Reds nOsed out the Baron, , 10 :.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
RED WINGS Wl<

JNo N"d NWgs haNhDtO4II frauU defeated in" Cardinals in q rIo~e "amc X tr f& at tro Y. N. r. A
 yesterday The E'd Wings l'1 14 tn ( st half tjuao hut tho losers = :,1 a spirited rally in th" second half
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
MEANS WHAT Hu SAYS

Pirates must moi play poker. and to show he means what he id he fined three players &" each when he caught them playing pch- CT at the Pirates training camp.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
( aiaIii,aI-
INHIBITION FOR PASS RutOKD

Max Bishop. ioad off man for 'he fhiiad.Ipliia Athletics. has ihis am, i,ition--he uanfs 10 rate as th1 greatest lead off man Tn baseball specially in getting free trips 70 first base,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
NASHVILLE GETS PARTRIDGE

Jay Partridge. made a free agent by Judge Landis. will play wi h Nashville in the Southern Assoca- ton this summer.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
ONE OF FOUR HORSINEN

Dick smith. rookie catcher vii 'h inc Boston Braves. played vii h the famous -Four Horsemen" foot ball team at Eotrc Dame.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
THROUGH WITH STAGE WORK

Shanty Hogan says his vaudeville cIrcaccncnt this winter will do him for life "Yor cat too much and sleep too little" he gives as his reason
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
atIo,lale
lts,r Games 1onOrruw

Referee. Tobn. Timer. Parker Scorer. NcCourt. Time. tour 'igh'- minute pcrin.lS
 1ps,r Gans.'s Jon,Orruw
 Four irtcriaadiato games arc ca rdcd for tomorrow afternoon st thc Arena. These will bring fh" l1'-t ~ix tea arns into. actual play and will Continued on folloa ing Pase)
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

had troubles Is Pie las
  t \ captain @ .
  He h able last t'o through and h" be able tn" ability that made him good third  
 q
   Flush tlr, Traynor be moved back Adams BartcN
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Independents
I,eA
WhipIpct~ Win Easily

Ectereo. ToNIn, uNIIT. I'aTN0T. scorer, MoCo4rt. Time, two l5-nlin- ute periods.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Central l,apti,t

Score al half time o4-l& x. E. referee, Slntcrson
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Nester,jayS Results

Intermediate Div pi'ision-Whlppets G0 Nationals l".
 senior piNjslon-Fhantoms S4' Blues oS; Independents %. Bear cais iq.
 t,ames Tomorrow Afternoon
 At the Stanley Arena-lnter- mediate division: Partners Ns' Cloyers, l-nknoNns Ns. Blue Juniors; Ccitics Ns Flashes: second round match between pupiins and Eagles.
 Games Monday Aftevu"nn
 At the Boys Cub-Midset and runior division finals.
 Gar,e> Monday Night.
 At the Stanley Arena -lnterme- diate div sion: Phantom Reserves ys Hopalong Five, Senior division; Sons of Italy ys. Lions. Ihantoms s. Independents.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

Referae, Tobn. timer. Parker scorer. McCourt, Time, four ten
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
PHANTOMS, INDEPENDENTS
 TAKE FIRST ROUND GAMES
Defending Champions Down Blues in Hard Game, With Cohen and Ikowitz Sharing Scoring Honors- Leads High School Players to Victory Over Bear cats-Whippets Swamp Nationals - Four Inter- mediate Games Tomorrow Afternoon.

1an1in lE
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

Continued on Follos ing Fase)
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
FOR RENT


Two new houses, latest modern
styles, have garages. These houses
have all the latest commodities, situ-
ated on Potrero and Pajarito streets.
The locality is the most beautiful
and hygienic in all Nogales, Arizona.
Due to their modern construction
they need IS percent less heating
than other residences during win
tcc, and In summer they are cooler
than old houses. Rented furnished
or unfurnished. II rented unfur-
nished there Is an open fireplace as
is customary In the living room,
and If more heating is desired by
the occupant, it must be at his
cost and provided no damage Is done
to the building. Apply Eduardo
Guerrero, 200 Potrero avenue. Phone
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Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Christmas Greeting Cards, with
envelopes to match. Printed or en-
1graved. An unusually attractive as
sortment Of beautifully illustrated
Christmas greetings, ranging in
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each. price including printing or
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Nogales international., 1929-12-06
NEW STAGE LINE
NOGALES TO RUBY

George Franklin returned Tues
day night from Phoenix where he
was granted permit by the Arizo-
ma Corporation Commission to op-
crate an automobile passenger and
truck line from Nogales to Ruby.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF.

Weighing eight pounds, a fine
husky young man was born at 7:15
o'clock Wednesday morning to De-
putty Sheriff and Mrs. M. F. Donlin
BIT 1-2 International street. This
makes the sixth child, five of whom
are living. DR.. A. L. Gustetter was
the attending physician.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
A NEW BOY

Harry Chernin of La Vile de
Paris, and wife, are the proud par
ents Of a fine six and one half
pound boy, born at 9:4O o'clock yes
terday morning at st. Josephs Hos
pital. This makes eight children in
the family, two boys and six girls.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Rev. r. F. Hughes, Methodist
Conference Superintendent of Sun
day Schools and Epworth Leagues
has spent five days in Nogales in
the interest of the training. work of
the Methodist church. The course
given entities the Sunday School
workers to credit in the Cookbury
training work and also gives the
Epworth League credit for a mis-
sion study class.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
LOCALS

Miss Leola Whitney, recent arrival
here from Elyria, Ohio, has accept
ed a position at the offices of the
Mexico Arizona Trading Company
S. A., distributors of Caterpillar trac-
tors on the west coast Of Mexico.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Otto H. Herold, president of the
Firsts National Bank, is expected
home Monday from Los Angeles
where he has been undergoing medi-
cal treatment.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George Powell of
Los Angeles, formerly of this city,
arrived this week to spend a few
days.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Holiday buyers: Shop early, early
in the day, early in the week, early
In the month, early in the seasonl
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Nick Johnson of Patagonia was a
visitor in the city Tuesday and We'd
neSday.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
VISITOR FROM OHIO
Miss Leola Whitney Of Elyria,
Ohio, is visiting Mrs. Bessie Parker.

Holiday buyers: Shop early, early
in the day, early in the week, early
in the month, early in the seasonl
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Holiday buyers: Shop early. early
in the day, early in the week, early
in the month, early in the seasoni
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
RELIGIOUS SURVEY

The Methodist Sunday School
workers will assemble at the church
Sunday afternoon ana divide the
workers into groups with efficient
captains to make religious survey
Of the city and extend welcomes to
attend the Sunday School and
church services.
Holiday buyers: Shop early, early
In the day, early in the week, early
In the month, early In the seasonl
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Moore are
leaving Sunday for an indefinite
visit id Los Angeles.
Holiday buyers: Shop early, early
IN the, day, early in the week, early
lin the month, early in the seasonl
Weldon Bailey, well known Tubac
rancher, was a business visitor In
Nogales Wednesday.
Mrs. w. F. Neil of Elgin is spend
ing a few days in Nogales, the guest
OF Mrs. Geo. Januels.
Holiday buyers: Shop early, early
IN the day, early in the week, early
IN the month, early In the season!
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
BACK FROM VACATION

Marie South 1eft Thursday to
spend a vacation at her former
home in Chico, California.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06
NoGALES, AR1z., FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 1929

Christmas Greeting Cards, with
envelopes to match. Printed or en-
graved. An unusually attractive as
sortment of beautifully illustrated
Christmas greetings, ranging In
price from SIX cents to 81 cents
each, price including printing or
engraving your name. Place your
order early! Nogales international,
225 Grand Avenue, Phone As.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Del Moslander of Mesa, formerly
of Nogales, has been spending a few
days in the city.
Nogales international., 1929-12-06

Newt Mercer of the Nogales Buick
Mercer Company was a visitor at
Tucson Wednesday.