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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
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SHEFFIELD, Eng-Miss Helen
Coreyton. winner OF q beauty con-
test. says she win never 60 on the
stage.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
JOE DUNDEE TO DEFEND
 TITLE AT BRAVES FIELD
Worlds Ncitcrwei:ht Champion Has Been Signed for Cham
 p.unship Match.

Boston. March l9.-uP) Joe Dundee Of Baltimore, World s weltcrWcight champion, will de- fend his title at Braves Field here June 4-probahiy against a man who recently defeated him in bout which did not involve the crown.
 According to Eddie Mack. Boston garden matchmaker. Dundce's op- ron"nt will be selected from the fol- lowing wrlerWcights: Al M"llo. Jackie Fields, Jimmy McI.arnln and Young Jack Thompson.
 Mollo. who holds a decision over the champion probably will be the man picked for the cham pionship clash Mack believes.
 Without making public any figures. Mack stated that Dundee will receive one Of the biggest guarantees ever paid a weltcr- weight litleholdcr.
 Mack expects nearly 4o,00o fans to witness the bout.
 Dundee was discharged last week from Charl"sgate hospital Cam bridge. where he was treated for an infection Of the left arm which re- ccntly ncC"ssitate1 cancellation Of a return bout with Mello
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
By VICTOR C. >IDiI.R
Associated Press Sports Nrilcl

Associated Press Sports Nrll,r)
 Phoenix. Ariz. March '9 tP--ldl" hopes have no place in Harry li,ll nlann's baseball plans - inc big De troit Tiger sugger feeds he is hounI 10 take first place houors iu th. American league batting race again.
 The pound fence bns'"r no" in spring training here will not be at his usual outli@ld post this season. having been delegated 10 the buster first base berth. but that should not keep him from contiuu ing the unusual batting record be- gun several years back.
 The unusualnc>s Of HojluauD'> record lies in the fact that only every other year has he been ahl" 10 attain the batting pinnacle Last sea son was on" Of his off years. and his average. .&2S, while ranking high. was exceeded by several.
 Hcilmann likes playing in the n- Geld. and says that the change will benefit the club.
 The big stock man from p,'rou IS full Of optimism as 10 th" club $ chances in the coming campaign
 We have an excellent chance, he says. "A great agGr"gation. a great manager in 'Huck' Harris lmm"asuraDle spirit; in fact. every thing 10 make the s"aspu | sGctosa Harris will get ali that IS humanly possible from his team. That h" is 6 great manager no on" doubts. His record for the five years h . has been q pilot is enough proof Of that. Ills clubs hay" never finished out of th" first division.
 ''The race will be more open this season. giving all of the clubs T better chance. New York. St. Louis Philad"luhia and b"troit ought 10 be the strongest contenders for th" pennant"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
BOYS CLUB AGAIN
 DOWNS RUSC0 FIVE
Both Teams Rally Furiously in
 Fourth Quarter

Fallying in a manner winch was highly reminiscent of the way in hich they came from behind while playing the same team month ago, the Boys club swept the Rusco Five. leading MiddletoNn industrial team. off its feat in the closing min Ctes ol the fourth quarter last night and won. hy -26. it's second victory over the Miiit sex county basketball team. The la period was ''wow" in every resp MddIetown coming from behind roll up what looked like a safe r., only 10 have New Britain stage ali even greater attack and win the game.
 Baroni started the scoring and MiddletoVn had four points before Grusha got New Britain's first bas- ktt, Ii was e. al the quarter and S-2 q few minutes later. but then PaluCh, Grusha. and Zcmbrowski tied the score and two baskets by Goffa put New Britain in front hy l2-S al half-'ime. Middletonn raj lied 10 l3-l1 as the second half opened, but Parpariau stopped the advance with club score and New Britain was leading by 1916 when the hig final period began.
 Ten seconds after the quarter started Frederickson made good Z, free try. and SV second. later he tied the score with a field goal. Cubeta and Planata dropped in baskets and the former made II o4-19 in less than three minutes. But New Britain came gamely back. Goffa started things by counting on an awarded toss, and ZembroWski made it 24-92 The period was about half over when Grusha tied the score. and g minute later kereleJza sent the club ahead. Parparian following with an- other basket and kcrelejza with d foul. Frcd-rickson and Grusha made one e-pointers as the game drew 10 d close.
 The New Britain scoring was well distributed anl there was no star, every player doing mans sized joh and breaking into the scoring. The victory was especially creditable in that the team was without Cap tain Compagnone. who sat on the sideines nursing an injured knee. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
DEMPSEY SIGNS BOXERS
Former Champion Announces rrin- cipaI- in First Lone Trip in Pro- motion World.

New York. Narch 1n.-NID- Jack Dempsey has signed the prin- cipals for his first lone trip into the fight promotion world.
 The former champion last night announced the signing of sammy Maudeu. worlds lightweight cham pion. and Ray Miller. Chicago. for a title bout next June. The bout probably will be held in Detroit.
 Dempsey, who is considering an offer from Humbert J. Fngazy, New York promoter. is expected to make his decision in the matter public this week. If he decides 10 work with FugaZy the Mand"ll-M Miller scrap would go on under the joint promotion Of both, it was under stood.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
Phillies Are Eager
 For Stiff Opposition

Winter Haven, Fla, March l9 tP) Starring off with tn" St. Louis Browns. the Phillies uShered in d busy week Of baseball today, with
 The squad was let off with one workout yesterday. but the drill wLs fast and snappy and Manager Shot, ton had 10 chase the players off tl" field when he thought they had worked long enough. Bob McGrav. pitcher. watched the workout from the stands. He has not yet signeI d contract and was to confer again today with President Baker about terms.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
ROSENBLOOM WINS
I'inkey kaufman of Hartford stops "king Tut Futile in sccomI Round.

Phla adelphia. March Ia.- fCP) - MaAie Rosenbloom, New York light heavyweight. today held a 1o-round decision over Leo Lomski, Aber- deen. Wash.
 Lomski's face was marked from the stinging left jabs Eosenbloom administered from the first round on. Tn the second round Lomski was warned for elbowing. The third round was the westerner's best and he staggered Rosenbloom with a series of rights to the heart.
 The semi fiEaI provided more ac- ton than the main bout. King Tut" Futile of Wisconsin was flooded twice in the first round by Pinkey Kaufman of Hartford. Conn. and the referee stopped the bout in the second round.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
Huggins Not Decided
 On Any of Youngsters

Sf. TntorsNurg. T'Ia., March 13 P Miller Iuggins. manager of ih'. New York Yankees. says he has an
 open mind" on all his youngsters at the present time. He won't even say whether he intends 10 keep koenig on third and i.ary at short or give koenig back his old shor.- stop job and let Gene Robertson play third. All the young pitchers still have a chance 10 make good. Miller attirms and he's not any more defn- ite as 10 his young outtielders, Sa nh Byrd and Elias Funk.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
LINDS1ROM HITTING
star Third NackCr uf New York Giants Picks tp Where He Left Dh Last Season.

Beaumont, Tex. March l9 P,- Freddy lindstroln, star third sack'r Of the New York Giants, is taking up just where he left off last sea son
 I.inlstrom was hitting the hall about as hard and as often as any man in the league during the last tNo months of the 1928 season and he wound up the campaign not so far from Rogers Hornsby, the league batting champion
 In avery exhibition game the Giants have played 10 date Lind stron's bat has been q big factor yesterday his three hits-a single double and home run-enabl.j in" Giants 10 trounce Beaumont Of the 4rAas League. 10 :.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
MAY GET WINGARD
Manager Robinson Of Robins May End Quest for Another Winning Pitcher.

Clearwater Fla. March 19 lP)- Wilbert Robinson's quest for an- other winning pitcher for his Brooklyn Robins may be ended if he can come to terms with Ernie Win gard, former St. Louis Browns.
 Wingard. declared free agent by Commissioner I.andis after he had been sold 10 the Philadelphia Ath- letics without trial. is asking for q s15.00O bonus for signing with the Robins and 2 salary Of 10000 E year. Robinson says he docSn mind the bonus so much but ten thousand 2 year is lot Of money for the Browns in 1927.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
HOME RUN LETTERS

Santa Ar Cal. March 19 R- After going on home run rampage which ena bled them 10 whip the Hoi- iy"oo Coast teaguers. 1 10 9, yes- terday at San Diego. the Detroit ] gers came here 70 engage tb,' Portland team in the second gam" nf their exhibition series She. ' de. McManus. Alexander. Schuiti~ and Stone were vest erdays hone run hltters, each mshng one.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

West Palm Beach. Fla. March 19 P-Lack of extra base hits among the 21 safeties made by he Si. Louis Browns in their two ex- hibition games cansed Manager Dan Howley 10 put his charges through long workout yesterday, Stici, work was emphaslcd in prepa ration for the exhibition game with 'h@ Philadelphia Nationals at Winter Haven today.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
AMATEUR FIGHTS TO BE
 RESUMED HERE TONIGHT Bearca Billie Reeves of Bristol to Meet Mike Acosta of Brooklyn in Feature Bout - Vincent LaBella and Tommy Anderson to Mngle in emi-Final-Frisco and Kelly Matched in Another Slugging Bee-Full Card of 10 Fights Arranged.

Tonight at the Stanley Arena on Church street. amateur fights will be resumed for the first time since the passage of the bill putting the sport under the control of the state athletic commissioner. The card which has been planned by Match maker C. F. Wagner appears to be one of the best assembled for this city during the present indoor sea- son.
 In the feature bout of the night, Bearcat Billie Reeves of Bristol will return 10 ring activity against . tough and rough opponent named Mike Costa of the knickerbocker 4. C. of Brook lyn. N. Y. These two middcWeights are considered to be equally matched and if this is true. the fans who attend are in for a hot session. Reeves has a known ability 10 hit and his long string of knock outs has literally driven all opposi- tion from him. He has been forced to remain idle because no ono would dare to fight him.
 Costa readily accepted the propo- sition Of meeting the dusky battler from Bristol predicting that ha would win over Reeves in less than three rounds. The boys will fight at l6o pounds.
 The supporting card brings many of the favorites Of local fans into the ring. Vincent l.aBella and Tom my Anderson of the Bronx A. c. will mingle in the semi finals. These two fought here recently with I.a- Bella getting hairline decision. Anderson has asked for a return match and his wish has been grant, ed. Both are featherwcjghts.
 Jackie Easile, hard hitting punch- CT from Bristol. will appear in ono Of the feature bouts on the card against Tom Rose of Brooklyn Both of these boys are hard hitters and they are out 10 score a knockout.
 Domuick Frisco vii battle Pat Kelly of the Bronx tonight. Kelly in .nred an arm in the second round oi tiltlr former meeting and was unable 10 continue. Since that iimc he has been seeking return match and his wish will be granted tonight.
 Other bouts on the card tonight include Kid Duke or Brooklyn against Armand St. John Of North Kingston al l1S pounds and Johnny Gnazzo of Ilainville against Joe ltocca of the Bronx A. C.
 There vii be lo bouts on the card and the principals in the remaining matches will be picked from the teams already entered The first bout will he started immediately at S:3o o'clock and the same officials will be in charge. John Willis will referee and Sam Sablotsky will an- nouHce.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
 IN
FRANKS LEADING LEAGUE SCORER
| Tops All BasketeerS in Saturday
 Afternoon Circuit

Following the finish of the "" Saturday Afternoon Basketball lea gue play last Saturday, a compila- ton of statistics finds Franks of the Corsairs, leading the entire league in scoring with total of 100 points. Colwick of the Panthers was second with 91 points. He held the lead up 10 the final game but in this he was subdued and Franks passed him. Aronson of the Tigers, overcoming the handicap of a sore arm. had 9 field day in the final contest and swept into third place with 50 points. Chester of the Rearcats was a clos" fourth with IS counters. Each team in the circuit succeeded in getting a player into each of the four places
 The Bcarcats. winners of the lea que. led in team scoring with total of 3O3 points. Chester was the best foul ,osser with a total of IA out of 70 ire. tries. Arnnson had the doubtful honor of being the highest foul maker with l9 10 his credit, although his team mate, ken Saun dcrs ran him a close second with IS The Rearcats easily took the cham pionship in the league. having won nine straight games without suffer ing defeat.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
National Indoor Polo
 Tourney Opens Tonight

NOW York. March 19 IPt-The ma tionaI indoor polo championship ;ps open in the Squadron \ armory here tonight with competition in three divisions. The tourna mcnt lasts three weeks
 Pennsylvania Military college, de- lending champions in the intercol- leciate division. clashes with Prince ion tonight; HarNard's varsity meets the ..cw York X. C. in the open .l- vision and Boston battles New Eng land ill the class C division.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
WHippI,TS WJ< L.ANl.

The Whlppots won their aoth game Of the season at the sacred Heart gymnasiuIu last night when team by 3G 10 27 score. Tn" game was hard fought battle. In the the Cardinals d"feath he'd lhc Ajax by the score Of 2p 10 'G. In another gal e, th" Orioles de
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
HAVE RELIABLE HURLERs

COrsicana, Tex. March 13 Pl- for the first time in many seasons the White Sox believe they have 3 pair Of rtis ble soutbpan hurlers
 Bob Weiland and Danny Dug p,, are the rookie porisiders. who ha'- made an impression In the current exhibition series. Dugan was 10 TO- Dallas SteerA
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
I:ti>cU l i've
Reserves in

T. the preliminary the Boys club I;r@, rr,s scored their second win in three nights over the llartforl |, N. II. A., the score being .G-19. On Saturday night the Reserves had gone 70 Hartford and, after be ing on 'h~ short end Of 1$-G SCOT" at the half had rallied on accurate foul shooting 10 score all 1S-17 vic tory, Last night they were never really in danger. and, as in the cas-. Of the first io rm. tn" scoring vas well di"id"d and there Was no starr, The summary.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

Tin" Dublin basketball team. chanpion of the Tabs league. de- f"ated the DeMolay Five in close game played last night at the Gen. 'ral Junior high school gymnasium. The score WAS } 10 13, Bill CTippy) combination while John Clark did good work for the losers. The sum
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
VALE BASKETBALL CAPTAIN

New Haven. March 19.-tP-A. r.. Marry, 1880. Of West Haven, Conn. was elected captain Of the Yale diversity basketball team last night. He plays at guard and the ex- cnllence of his work contributed 10 the Blues victories this season.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
N l,iI,;Hl-
{ elites

Score at half time. 13-11, Whip pets. Referee, Adams.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
Sa9snd Period
Third Period

Rushes-A. Willia ms 1. & Pierc1 :. Weich 49. Barnikow 62 Tc lls-E. Pierce Referee-Si Mo Donald
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
CITY TOURNAMENT
 ENTRIES TOTAL 30
Only A Hours More for Filing
 Of Entry Blanks

 total number of teams in the city tournament to 3Q during the pas, 24 hours. and there are still many cams known to be in possession Of entry blanks All blanks must he returned before tomorrow night, as 10 exception can be made for teams turning in the entries after the time limit.
 There are now four senior teams. ! ? intermediate five junior. and nine midget. and the prospects for some bitter elimination battles are very good
 The Lions. runners-up in last years tournament, have come into the fold in the senior class. This team lost only one game-the tour namcnt tlnal--last year. and il has made d good record during the pres ent season. Manager Joseph Reed lists the following players: George Luke. Louis Marseli. Alfred Marseli. Nick Arena Charles Charlow, George Dennis. Oscar Erickson. and Jos ph Charlow.
 Intermediates
 The E0palong Five has been plac- ed ln the Intermediate lists by Cap tain Ryiz. It notes q game played with the Celtics and gives the fol- lowing oligibles: perschy. Ryiz, ko- 1lelnan. Saline, Margentino, and Nueman.
 Another new intermediate entry is the Comets, who list game against the New Britain evening school. The following players are given: $. Ea- tano. E. Spezidle. A. kobela. H, SiepshI, NJ. Fesiak. C. Musso. and T, Annunziata The last named is man. ager.
 The 1.sgrets with q good record gains local teams behind tA.u. ere also in tl'is class. These tight, players are named by Manager Peter sokoloski; Y. Baylock, E. SQuiltaci- ote. P. Hiss. 4 Dralor, E. Eissrg l.. KaiAowski. :. kalhoWshi, and John O'Brion.
 The Shooting Outlaws W,re on |ered in the intermediate deyislon last week but now Manager Jack No-otia states that the proper rames of the team is If,. "Dunlius. who were regular ronp,litor in the Tabs league. The same ti.. players ar" listed in this re-rn-. rcd team: John o'Brien, Lyman Wichn, John Souncy. James Shea. and ben his Morley.
 Nil.ct>
 The midget division has beyu In- creased by tour new teams.
 The Golden Arrows managed oy Frank Dobek. list Stanley SpudIis Pete Ikitis. Louis S6rzypek, Frank Dobek, George Gregor. Ed Dobck. Ita'o Nappi and Frank Gr"-or.
 Manager Raymond Jarvis has placed the Boys Club Comets Tn this group. The team consists o' Raymond Jarvis. William BcuIza. Walter Gotowala. John Zdanczkas. Fred Donati. Slim Eametta and Ed wa d l.ickwar.
 The Eagle Juniors have been en- tered by Manager Fred Wheeler, who lists Henry Ferony. Fred Wheeler. Edward Norke. Carl Pare'- la. Ernest Davis and WiIfred Petit,
 The "Y" All-Stars. who have been playing about the state and have won a number Of yictroics on the raod and at home, have come in Manager Ebbie Zet'erman lists him. self. Eugene Coyle. John Coyle, Leon Dickinson. James Meligonis and Ed Recano.
 Changes
 In addition 10 tho shift from Shooting Outlaws 70 DuhlIns. 4 few other changes have been made by various managers. The Eenaissa nee Five, midget team, has changed it's title to "Arrovs.' The Cardinal management has added 4. Pa.uch. M. Avita nle and C. Nuzzo 'o Is player roster. The Nationals have added Frank Miller.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
IbIIl,Iins
DcNIOla,s
GET LONG WORkOTT

Score at half time, 7-G, DeMolays; referee, Buchi.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
Changes

In addition 10 tho shift from Shooting Outlaws 70 DuhlIns. 4 few various managers. The Eenaissa nee Five, a midget team, has changed it's title to "Arrovs,' The Cardinal management has added 4. Pa.uch. N. Avita nle and C. Nuzzo 'o 5's player roster. The Nationals have added Frank Miller.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
I,ncUps
'irst Period

Goals Scored by Gagged by Time New Britain W. Williams 9:25 Albany E.. Pierce 7.ls 3 New Britain W Williams c:3!
New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

The two teams ~ill come 10 grip again in Albany Wednesday night in what might be the final game of the series, New Britain is gong to win the championship then f possible. In the event that Albany wins and again ties the count, Manager Me Donough figures that the final ga 1ili he played Jn this city next Thursday night
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New Britain herald., 1929-03-19
Boys Club Reserves
Hartford '. N1. II. \.
DtBII\s WIN GAME

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-03
.SPECULATORS
 LOSE CRAFT

LENINGRAD, April 3.--In an ef- fort to fight speculation in bread, the Leningrad Municipal Council has introduced new system of dis tributing the staff of life to the local population.
 All workers and employees are supplied through house committees with bread books. These give the holders the right to purchase in any bakery in the city enough loaves to meet the daily require ments of the family. The bread is sold at a standard price fixed by the trade department.
 Traders, clergymen, and all oth- CTS classed az non-toilers, and who are therefore not in possession of such bread books, must pay higher prices for their bread.
 The new system has already yielded results, in that about 200 tons of so-called speculation" bread is being saved daily. The bread books make speculation and resale of bread extremely difficult.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-03
By JAY R. VESSELS GA. P. Sports Writer

NEW YORK, April 3.-When it comes to hitting home runs, strik- ing 'em out or playing second base with emphasis on hitting ability you have, respectively, Babe Ruth Dazzy Vance and Rogers Hornsby.
 So these men. at the top of their respective departments of baseball, naturally head the list when it comes to the old pay envelope.
 Dazzy Vance's successful drive on the Brooklyn treasury for a 1929 salary of $25,000 gave baseball a high salaried trio, that stands out in class by itself.
 Ruth, a $7O,000 beauty, stands at the peak-the highest paid player in baseball
 Hornsby, without an equal in the National league and second only to Ruth in the whole world of base ball, draws down $40,000 a year.
 Which of the three will make the most from his big league baseball career?
 The Bambino scarcely can lose, for counting this year, he already has drawn down around half mil lion. At 35 he doubtless is good for two more years in the home run business. His present $70,000 a year contract expires this year.
 Vance certainly is not present or potential competitor of tn e Babes in this total salary business. Including this year, the dazzler has drawn $110,244 for eight years of strikeout duty.
 Hornsby, at 32, has three-year advantage On Ruth when it comes to age. But that doesn't neces- sarily mean that he will be in har- ness longer than George Herman, because infielders just don't last as long.
 The Rajah doubtless will be able to draw on his managerial experi-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-03

tempts will be made to obtain loans on the grain to the extent of TO per cent of current market value.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having been appointed admins trator of the estate of John Lar son, deceased, by the Commissioner for the Territory of Alaska, sitting in Probate in Juneau Precinct, in the First Division of Alaska, by order issued March 1, 1929, all per- sons having claims against the eS- tate of said decedent are hereby notified to present them, duly veri- fed as required by law, to the und- ersigned administrator, at his office at 1834 South Front Street, in Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated March 4, 1929
 H. B. LIE FEVRE,
 Administrator of the estate
 of John Larson, deceased. First publication, March 6, 1929. Last publication, April 3, 1929.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-03

LET As.,quist Press Tour Suit, We call and deliver. Prone 52S.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-03
SEATTLE WINS FROM OAKLAND,
 OPENING GAME
Oaks Outhit Indians But Kallio Is Given Splen-
 did Support

OAKLAND, Cal, April 3.-The Oaks outhit the Seattle Indians yesterday in the opening game of the present series but Rudy Kallio received good support from his teammates and turned in to 1 win for the visitors. Four double plays by Seattle's infield checked Oaklands attempts to stage rallies. Poor fielding by Vergez and Dean gave Seattle three unearned runs in the first inning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-04-03
NOTICE

Barn Dance at Moose Hall April 13. Real Barn Dance Music. adv