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New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
DE MOLAY QUINTET
 BEATS HARTFORD
New Britain Five SVampS Capi-
 tai City Crew 56 to p

Hartford went down under 5G22 score last night as the New Britain Hg Molay basketball team romped 10 its third straight victory in inc state bcMol&y league in 6 one-sidcd con tr~t at tn" Holcoube Street school in Hartford. For the third game in succession tho Hardware City team found itself without real opposition, uj lis mbl"mj#hcd record was pra- served without being seriously iurrat,md.
 New Britain r1n up a. &f-S count during 'ln first half and then muo0nd all tho regulars cNccpc MornN. who remained in thc game to steady the flock of reserves Who plry,d through the $, cond half an4 UyrrD-'d tU" New Britain lead.
 Mercy and Swanson led the vim I'rs' attack with seven baskets each. auI Errglmd. Brown. and Carroll played good defensive ball. Every Ncv Britain playcr madH al iea"t ,uo basket Graudonbergor, form r lulhI,y High player, Was IIartfold'a {. -t uHu.
 The Ioc;I louu will play is noNt 2oUu. ou lis home floor. Milford ulUE scheduled 10 play at inc local Y. VI. C, A, nn Saturday night. De crUbrr i. Last nights summary.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
Ht. Mark $ Episcopal
kclcrce-ArOnson. Scorer,
 south Boats Rethan,

For three periods the South Con- ErcGatlonal church found the Swed. lSh Bethany combination q foe of no mean calihrc, but in the last eight minutes the runners-up smothered thelr opponents under a fusillade Of ten baskets and won a 40-l5 victory which was really much closer than the score would indicate. Barta opened the game with a basket and S. Swanson tied things, and this al- ternate scoring continued all through the first half Hattings and Wes sels got two baskets apiece from the floor, but the work of Dahlmar and S. swanson from the foul line nearly cqnallcd these ard the half ended with tho score 14-o in favor of the winners. The third quarter too. was hard fought and its close found the tally only 20-15.
 Then came the bloW-of which Bell signalIizod by plunking in il long shot after having gone score less for . minutes. The winners kept the basket hot all during this last period. Bell. Parker, Rockwell and Dan WoSihs doubling the South chlrch score while the Bethany
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
SWAMP
 . ST. MARKS TEAM
Move Step Nearer Tide-South
 Church Downs Bethany
lntcr-Cliurch Standing
The First Lutheran quintet nov d

The First Lutheran quintet moVed Church basketball league title last night when it turned in its fourth consecutive win by trouncing the st. Marks Episcopal team, 56-eA. The absence of two players failed to handicap the champions and, after tt close first quarter, they easily piled mp their score in spite Of all that the EpisCopalianS could do. To- ward the end they began to shaw mercy and allowed the St Marks to take few unContestcd shots. with the result that the final total was moi as bad as 1t might have been.
 For few minutes the losers gave inc Lutherans some trouble. Torrel- los thrce baskets, q pretty long shot by Neare, and another by Krom allowing the tail-endcrs to be right behind at 1G-l0 during the second quarter. But then Nyborg and Hoist swung their guns into action for the rest of the half and, with and from Hultberg and Berlin, rar 'lC cuuIlt up JO lU without DduS- ing for breath. Oscar Larson ran amucl in the final half and put in five baskets il quick succession. while HultberG. Berlin, and Benson added many more points 10 the Lutheran total. Iorrcllo kept up his work for St. Marks and got four more field goals but his work was vain.
 Nyborg. Larson. Hoist. and Hult- berg all scored it, wholesale fash ion for the Swedes and could un- Goubtedly have made more had they been so inclined. for the team Was merely loating it's way alonc. Torrello's daShinG game and his seven baskets from all angles fca- iured for St Marks. The game vas unique in that not a single personal lonl vas called upon St. Mark S Eloyor, The Luthcrars escaped with hut llrc". The Summarl.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
HOCKEY STANDING
 MAY BE CHANGED
Four Important Games Are on
 Tonjght'S Schedule

New York. Dec. Pt-The busi- ness of shulfiing the National Hook ey league standing already has be gun. but moro of it is in order for tonight. Four games arc on the schedule. One of them is almost certain 10 bring a change in the standing. and there is strong possibility that a second alteration in the order of the clubs may com" rom another
 The second gala night of the sea son at the Montreal forum is sure to result in some disturbance in the international group lineup. Some thing almost always happens when the Canadiens and Maroons meet to battle for their city cham pionship. and they go into tonight's game tied for second place in the international group.
 Each has tallicd ten points so far, the Maroons gaining tie Tuesday
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05

by defeating Pittsburgh. They scored their first i'm portant victory Of the year at the expense of the Canadlcns two weeks ago and have been going at a great rate since then. This, however, does not mean they will win tonight. for the flying Frcnchmcn have made just about as much progress. winning four straight games before they were stopped by Boston,
 The winner of this contest also las a chance to go clear to the top Of the international group. Ottawa, the leader. has but II points and tackles the rapidly-ri Toronto Leafs tonight. This battle is rated about equal to the Maroon Canadien clash in potential thrills. Ottawa tore off five victories in a row to take the top, then slumpod and lost it's last two games while Toronto has come up 10 q good fourth with three successive victories. two of them by the shutout route.
 The American group lead is safe in the hands of the Boston Bruins who are idle, but Chicago is ain.- ing for the second position and can get it by defeating Pittsburgh. Chi caGo's BldCkhawks are only one point behind the New York Rang CTS. who also have an open date, while PiJtsbure::, a slow starter, has been an easy victim for most of it's opponents so far.
 The fourth Of tonishl's games is | matter of no importance so far ;s the standings are concerned but tt should go far 10 show just how weak the weaker teams of the lea que arc. Tine New York Americans with only one victory on the books. meet the Detroit Cougars, who do not stand much higher in their group. Detroit IS the favorite OH the basis of victories over two strong teams. the Maroons and tn , Rangers. in it's last three games, but the Americans often prove harder t. beat than the leaders.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
ACTION EXPECTED IN
 COUNTY "Y" LEAGUES
Circuits All Being Rounded Into shape in Preparation for start
 of Schedules

Action in the County "" leagues is due 10 begin within the next fort night the senior circuit now being rounded into shape and the inter- mediate loop having been virtually completed. This latter league. which will b" in charge of Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips Of kcnSington. already has seven teams entered, and it is cX- pected that the eighth will have been securcd from one Of two possible en- trants bfore the end of this week, when it is planned to make out the schedule.
 Five teams from this section are in the league, among them being the kensington Boys Club Intermediates pionshipS last season. The others arc the New Britain south Church Re serves New Britain Panthcrs. New Britain Whippcts, and SonthinGton Y. M. C. A. At the other end Of the county ar" the Mapping Pioneers and Enfield lIi-N Club, with the eighth team expected to come from GlincC W est Avon or filSnIdnu l'arN.
 Play in the senior class will be divided into two leagues based on geographical distinctions, In tn" southern half of the county the three-timc county champions, the New Britain south Church. will de fcnd it's laurcls while at least the Southng'on "Y" and possibly inc kcnamgton Bo"s' club of rlainyille "N' will ho entered, This league will hr in charge Of K. r.. Parker of this city.
 In the northern half Of the county teams from Highland Park and West Avon aro already entered, with Broad Brook, Wrapping, and sims bury possible additions.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05

South Bend, Dee. Llr-Thc bril- liant Jack Elder tashy halfbacll Of the contemporary Rockneitcs Of Notre Dame. knew so little about the gridiron art back in his fresh man year that he didn't even land q place on the squad.
 And that shows what the moulder in moleskin can do with football matter which is matter but has no form
 When Elder showed up on line Irish campus he could run like blazes in his Untu,ored Kentucky way. In spite of the fact that hc didn't even have a pair of running shoes to his name he made also rans of the varsity mon in the 50 and 100 yard dashe..
 And so. disappointed in football, Elder went in for track. As . soph- omore he made his mark on the cinders winning q place on the in- tercoilcgiatc piouship relay team which held the worlds record for the quarter mile. .'s a iuniol Fl Ger set up q new worlds record oi G.5 for the sixty yard dash and tieG the .75 yard record of Hank Russcl of Cornell,
 Only last year he won his letter in football and he was not really T regular then. This year he is not only classed as one of the most out standing halfbacks in the country but he has a bit Of rcnoWn also fOI his scholastic standing.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05

team was held without single point.
 The dctermined battle which the Bethany team ut up baffled the winners nearly all the way while the South church had another bad night with it's shots and had toss after toss land inside the hoop and vhirl out again. Only in the last period did the winners end their ragged work al show real form. Bell. Vessels and Rockwell were high men for the winners and $. Swanson for the Bethany team. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
Former Baseball Star
 Recovering From Wound

Burlincamc, Cal.. bee. ! LP,-Wil- liam A. Lange. san Francisco insur- ance man. better known as "Bjll' LanEc. famous years ago as 2 sta" centorticldcr for the Chicago White SoN. was recovering at his home here today from Guushot wound acci- dcntally inflicted sunday while hunt inG quail.
 Moro than loo oual shot entered his body, but q physician said the wounds were not dangerous.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
HIGH SCHOOL GRID TEAM
 IS FITTED BY FIEISCHER
Most Loyal Rooter Has More Than 50 Athletes as His Guests at Banquet - Board President, Faculty Members and Others Render Remarks-Dr Frank Zuick Is T0asmaster-AfIair is Brilliant Ending to a Brilliant Football Campaign

cal attention he could give
 Captain Potts thanked Coach Cas- s.Iy. Mir. Patterson and Mir, tlelschrr for l>indne-scs extended to him per- suudlIy and to inc team. He eN- pressed n wish that next years cap- tun would h@vc 2 successful year and promised hc would he back to LCp him.
 Grand aud Glorious Feeling
 II NHs grand and glorious feeling tu sec the group of boys enjoy tho'I. selves and he felt q great deal of satisfaction in being host 10 tEp group, Mr, I'loischar said. He urged in" boys Tot to forget the scholastic er.d He riscd the other two teams ih tn" tri1ngular lealue, Hartford lie and New Haven TIillhouse High schools. H." said each team gay" its all hut could not come through He traced the history of tho teams fight for the loving cup WhJch he offered, y. t Tho factor that brought New Britain its success was the fine spirit. team play, cooperation. physi- cal condition aud coaching. Mr., El"jacher believed. In conclusion he expressed regret that the three teams could not wins Tho Rine Room Cafeteria on Main G"corptnJ appropriately with the school coiors. red and gold and bou- cucts of flowers of these. two colors were on tho table. -
 During 1he evening Earl Lambert's orchestra played the schools songs.
 Excellent Menu
 The mem was arranged in novel fashion. each course being named after onc Of the regulars, as follows:
 Fruit Cocktail . Captain Potts Chicken Bouillon > Celery Carlson Olives. kloiAer
 Sweet Pickles Ross
 Halibut Mangan
 Better Sauce BogdansEi
 IIOllaniaise Potatoes NeNerdoski
 Roast Turkey Middleton
 Cranberry Jelly Ludwinanicz
 Mashed Potatoes Gfimala
 Native Peas
 Ice Cream Mikalauskas
 Cassidy Coffee Judd Cake
 Officials of Team
 Tho officials of the team and the sCuad are named as following:
 Our Champion Team
 Joseph Potts, captain: George NJ. Cassidy, coach; Paul Cianci, general manager; William Judd, manager; Ehbjc Ictternan, assistant manager. l'irst ,cam-Albort Middleton, l.d- ward Kloiber, William Ross, Herbert Carlson, V. Mikalauskas, J. T.u1- WinaWicz $. Nevcrdosk, William Mangan, J, Bogdanski and V. Grimala
 second team -- Edward Stionlc, Richard Fink. Frank ZaIeski An- drew Wesoly, Fred Ritter, Herman Schmarr, Francis Man1n, NJ. Bay lock, J. Mlynarshi, J. O'Bricn and John White.
 Third team - Harry Lennihan Nathan Ljpman. Bernard Richter. B. Nctrano E. Sargesian. John Moore Ed. Roman, Alex Parda. Ed. Sgymecko, $. DabhoWski, Anthony Mancini and Ed. Zunitrowich,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

E., D.a Nsar,5atod Pres.
 Akron. O.-Gorilla Jones, Akron, knocked out Nick Tcsto, Troy, x. Y, t6D.
 Wilmington Mushy Calla- han, junior w.ltrrwcisht champion. knocked out Alfonso Gonzales, Will C5p. tNon-titlc bouD,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
TO ELECT CAPTAIN

Hanover, N. H., Dee, UP) The successor of Ellsworth Arm strong as captain of the Dartmouth college football team was to be elected today. Harold Andres Of Newtonville. Mass, a center, and Gay Bromberg, of New Britain, Conn, a guard, were leading candi- dates for the honor.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
TO PLAY IN WEST

Moscow Idaho, Dec. CP}--Gor- 'ion spec Dichl, University Of Idaho line captain and tackle, said last night that he had accepted all Invitation to play for the west in the annual cast-vest football game at san Francisco on Dec. 2S.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
SLUGGED HARDER

In spite of the clouting activities of Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig, Al Sim mons and Jimmy ]ToxX, the l;--tional league registered 754 home runs, leading the American league slug gers by 154 circuit blows.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05

In next weeks games tine Swed- ish Bethany and First Lutheran teams will play each other and the South Congrcs2 team will meet the representatives of St. Marks Episcopal church.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
Hartford brNUlay
, HIINlETLi5sN HOHsINAN

New York;, bee. j CIn-Jack Can non NIl.NW"rica tackle" is on" Of lhos" rugged boys who just cant be bothered with a hcadcear.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
ORIOLES BEAT FARGO FIVE

Tho Oriolc basket hall team Of this city defeated the Fargo Five Of Springfield last night by the score of o2 to l1. The locals hoped into a lead at the start. had 32 to edge at half time and were never in dan ger.
 The score.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM BANQUET WILLIAM HEsaMR ROLL
HARTFORD INDIANS MEET
 PAINTERS HERE TONIGHT
Long Awaited Clash of Roller Hockey Rivals Takes Place at Stanley Arena-Capital City Quintet Still Leading League - Defeated Last Night to 5 by Bridgeport-New Britain Five Tops Albany, to 5-Fred Jean Center of Attraction in Battle.

Tonight at the Stanley Arena, two Of the most bitter rivals in the American Roller Hockey league will clash when the Hartford Indians, led by Big Chief" Fred Jean, in. wade this city to take on the New Britain Panthers. The game is made doubly interesting because of the fact that the Capital City team is in first place in the league stand ing.
 A winning streak Of two weeks duration was broken last night for the Hartford team by the Bridge port Bears when St Auhin and his tast-traveling crew Of hockeyists, downed the Indians : to 5. On the other hand, New Britain appears 10 have broken it's losing jinX because the team last night again came through with a victory by the score of to over Albany.
 Hartford is making it's second ap- pearanCe of the season in this city tonight. On it's first trip. the toatn evidently lacked practice and New Britain scored a rather easy victory, This time. Hartford comes here as the leading team in the league and New Britain wants to do nothing but infliCt another defeat on the Indians. New Britain will also put up q vastly different front. Kid" Will Hams will be back on the rush line tonight, paired mp with either Earl Pierce or Pete Gaspcrini. Bob Grif- fths. reinstated in the good graces of the league, will be at center with Doherty at halfback and Lovegreen in the goal. With this combination Hartford is in for plenty of trouble Kids Night Tonight Tonight will be kids night at the Stanley Arena. The first 100 kids to appear at the box office tonight will be admitted to the game free of charge. A grand rush is anticipated Lineups of Teams The teams will lineup tonight probably in the following order: New Britain. Hartford T.. flerCG ................ ............ Dyson First Rush
 A. Williams ............-.... Hart
 Second Rush
 Griffiths ..... ................. Jean Center
 Doherty ,............ R. Williams Lovegreen .,,............... Blount
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
Fourth Period

Fourth Period II Albany Davies (Harkins) 1l:26 Fuchcs, Pierce 70. Peregrin 4. Da- Nles 1; stops, Lovegreen 45. Phin- hey 4l; fouls, Dohcrty, Williams: referee, Santson.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05

First Period l New Britain E. Pierce 10:5S Second Period Albany Peregrin
 (Morrison) 2:05 " New Britain Williams
 (Pierce) 4:39 Albany Davies (Harkins) 2:O4 New Britain Williams
 (Pocrce) 1:07 Albany Peregrin
 (Morrison) 3:0l Third Period [ New Britain Williams 7:05 s Albany Harkins
 (Peregrin) :G4 New Brltain Williams
 Gierce) 5:OG n New Britain Williams
 (Picrce) :0S I,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
Win in Albany

New Britain, with it's reorganized lineup, invaded Albany to finally turn the tables there on its losing JinX. The Panthers topped the Elm pire State crew by one goal mar gin in one of the tiercest fights seen in Albany in two years. Williams was the outstanding star of the game, celebrating his return to the rush line by caging five Of New Britain's six goals. Earl Pierce proved to be a fine running mate for the teams star. Two of Will liams' goals came near the end Of the third period and despite a lone goal by Albany in the final session. Doherty and Lovegreen put up a solid defense to keep the local cage free and New Britain won 6 10 5. The summary:
 New Britain. Albany.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-05
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-FT77TTT"3 II'I ' VIT1T'7VT'7 -- T T'T IT. l"r of the alumni body told or t,'" cid days al Electric field when "thcrr was no 3itl I'b jschnr to giy- you q nico banquet like this ar when people did nor know the results Of thc game mu 'h, ptainNil" Troll cu" in With 'hr player. I'll n you'd be told voo we're lucky" b" sad
 pr Potts. !Dtllrr Of CaptIu Potts aud physician for the tcnm pralsc@ fine t~am for Es fine spiri, and fer ibc great Improvement in forw0ri passin- Ijr said the football squads
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Score at half time. 32-9 New Brit ain; referee, Ieyin
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