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New Britain herald., 1930-01-28

It is probably the turning point Of the season for the championship Corbin Screw basketball team in the Industrial league.
 Tonight the badly slumpine Screw Shop team plays the faSt-traveling Gasco quintet and if the champions suffer another defeat they will be many it will be the last straw for the great machine which was OK pected to go through the season without a defeat.
 Two fellow members of the Amer ican Hardware Corporation were re- sponsiblc for the sudden drop in the stock of the Screw Shop quintet. P. i X r. Corbin defeated it on January | 10 and on January T the RussWin team handed it it's second loss. Ths | is the last week of q month of dis aster for the Screw Shop team and it is hopeful that it may be able to save something from the wreck. | For the first time in several sea sons the champions will be the un- derdog in the opinion of the loyal fans who follow league play. The Gascos, who have swept everything aside in sensational winning streak are being groomed as the most dangerous team in the league at the present time. Although the team started off badly with several defeats in a row it still has a chance to win the pennant if the leaders continue to slump while the Gascos are winning.
 There is no doubt but that the Corbin Screw team was weakened considerably when "Hammy' Dar- row. regular guard, suffered a toe injury and had to stay out of the lineup. Hank" Arburr is also on the injured list but it is cXpeced that these two mon will play tonight be- cause of the necessity of having full strength on the floor. If DarroW docs not play it will not be because he does not wish to. He will be in uniform and if he does not start he will be in the lineup if his team is hitting the bumps.
 The smooth working Gascos out
 fit that scored the most sensational victory of the season over E'afnirs in two overtime periods, will be ready With it's veteran lineup. Two of the greatest guards in professional bas, ketball in this city, Johnny Shechan who is playing forward on the Gas cos team. and Hank" Arburr will match wits tonight This should be one of the greatest individual battles Of the season. Carl Restelli, who al one time was considered the great est center in state professional ranks. will battle with Joe Luty who is regarded as the best of the young centers in this city.
 NeWmatics vS. Stanley Works
 The loWly NeWmaucs who have not won in many weeks will endea. vor to make the Stanley Works their victims tonight. The Butt. makers are proving to be as they were last year, an in-aEd-out team
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
SCOTT CONSIDERS
 SELF A CHAMPION
Has Beaten 15 Other Title Hold. CTS in European Countries

New York. Jan. @S (UP)-'I con- sidcr myself heavyweight champion of the world," said Phil Scott Of England before he departed today for Miami. Fla, to begin training for his 15-round match with Jack Sharkcy of Boston on February -.
 What is a champion anyWay?' asked Scott.
 Tt seems to mo" he said that a champion should be the man who has beaten the champions of all the other countries. l have beaten l5 champions. including three German champions and the titleholders Of France. Australia, New Zealand, Holland, Belgium, Canada, South America, Italy and other countries.
 "I honestly think l am entitled 10 the championship without fighting for it. but ] have always been will ing to meet any man in the world and l shall continue to do so as long as I remain in the ring.
 Scott was asked if he would claim foul if Sharkey hit him low.
 I hapc that Sharkey does not re- sort to unfair tactics" replied Scott, but if he hits mo low ] certainly shall expect the referee 10 award me the bolt. l would like 10 see q good clean sporting fight and l shall try 10 the best of my ability 10 put up such contest.
 Scott was asked to explain how |, l,;,,.1lF ,rr,l5 'y champion with four lnockouts against him and five victories on fouls credited 10 him.
 As for the llnockouts, Scott passed over them quickly by saying pao- limo really foulcd him and that he was disconcertcd when Knute Han- sen knocked him out in one round in his American debut at Madison Square Garden in 1927.
 'I was new to the game when Hansen knocked mo out" said Scott, and l wasn't quite sure about the bell. There arc two of them and l they upset me. I can't even remem- Der who the other two men were that knocked me out
 1 As 10 the fouls, Scott said that | there were only two reasons why q man should commit a foul
 "Either he knows he is getting the worst of it. said Scott, and takes ! the easy way out. or he is too dazed to know what he is doing. When Non Porat fouled me in December | he was dazcd by peach of a left and a right cross and didn't know l where he was hitting"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
IINIIN\ IINM IN BOSTON

Boston. Jan. 2S CUPb-The team which will represent Italy in the ',crman-Italian-A American amateur boxing tournament to he held here Monday arrived in Boston last night from Now York. The team inclndcs S"votino Ern2gioti. heavyweight: pddonc Piazza 16O- O-pound class; W"rthcr ArcclIi, 147-pound class: ''d Au.'"arc Da lIoratis. 1@5- pound oIass. The German team was duo here today.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Fields Heads for Coast
 To Train for Battle

Chicago, Jan. aS P) - Jackie Fields, world welterweight cham cifc coast to start training for his fight with Young Corbett III, in San Francisco February %.
 It will be Fields first meeting with the coast youngster, and also his initial start against a left handler. The bout will be an over- weight affair. leaving Fields title out of the discussion.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Ertle First Outsider
 To Referee in Missouri

St. LOUIS, Jan. 3S PI-J. Harry Ertle, Of Jersey City, will be the first out of state man to referee in st. Louis ring since Missouri lc- calizcd boxing when he oficiates at the Ecny -Bass-Davcy Ahad junior lightweight championship fight at the new coliseum Monday. The third man in the ring was named by Bass when his manager wrote TIrtlc' s name into the Philadclphian's con tract,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
SACRED HIhRIN NT UONI.

The sacred Heart basketball team "iIl play at home tomorrow nisut mocting the strong s. Cyril team ot Hartford The visitors will have scne O. the best amateur talcn, n inc state Nedzlnjak and Rrruot Will b. at tho forwards with Cago @ at center FIutryka and Halow will play guards The locals will have
 their regular team in acton with r. NafsoIIl and l.. Karbouic at forward. i'aEo"-ki at center and J. SaNe ar.i c. Luke at guards. Gectcrsloh al J MusnlIi will be in reserve. TI,o gam" "ilI start at $50 o'clock. Tftg Washn@tou Bcws and Mystic wu play 'ha pr"hminary at 7,%0 o'cloc.-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
SHOWING BEST FORM
Nittorio Campolo. Argentine Fight CT. is Training Hard for Coming Eout With HiSko.

Nyacl1, \. r.. Jan, @S.-(CP)- Nittorio Campolo, Argentine heavy weight. IS showing the best form of his career in workouts here for his forthcoming bout with Johnny Itisko.
 Campolo has displayed hereto fore unsuspectcd mastery with his left and Trainer Hcnnessy predicts that within three months the South American will be knocking out his opponents with his left.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
BRUINS MEET PIRATES

Boston. Jan. 2S NUP)-With new winning streak in the making. the world champion Boston Bruins hockey team will clash with the Pittsburgh Pirates in National league game at the Boston Garden tonight. X shoulder injury made il doubtful whether Eddie Shore. Bos- ton staI, would h, able to play.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Despite Rally Through Which He Rcgaincd Consciousness, Joe Can ilIon is Near Death.

Hickman, Ky, Jan. @S tUp) - Despite a rally which allowed him to regain consciousness late last night, Joe Cantllon. one of base balls most popular figures, still va. in a serious condition today.
 "Pongo Joe" suffered q second stroke of paralysis q few days ago and has been near death sinse. He began his professional baseball career in the early eighties and only three men who were playing with him during that time still are alive. They are Charles Comiskey. owner of the Chicago White SoX; Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics and Wilbert Robinson. manager of Brooklyn Dodgers. All three have sent messages to Cantil- lon.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
SEEKS MAL0NEY MATCH
Joe Jacobs, American Manager for Max Schmcling, Wants to Sign With Boston Heavyweight.

New York, Jan. B. (UP)-Joc Jacobs. American manager Of Max Schmclins. is negotiating for a match between the German heavyweight and Jimmy Maloncy of Boston al Berlin in March.
 Jacobs will sail for Germany on the Bremen Saturday and is anxious 10 arrange the Maloncy bout as a warm up" match for SchmelinG. be- fore his return 10 this country 10 fight the winner of the Scott -Sharkcy hpi,t
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
2 GAMES TONIGHT
 IN CHURCH LEAGUE
Both Leaders to Be ldle- Tie
 for Scoring HonOrs

With both leaders idle the four lower teams in the Junior Church basketball league standing will bat tie it out at the Y. M. C. A. this evening, the First Baptists opposing the St. Marks Episcopalians in the first game and the Trinity Meth odist and Center Congregational churches stacking up against each other in the second. The program will begin at 7:45 o'clock.
 The Baptists failed to win a game in the first round of play, dropping five contests by big margins, but they have looked a little better each week and figure that their big chance is at hand tonight. for the St. Marks outfit wobbled badly in it's last game and was sadly trounc- ed. The Episcopalians however. are confident that they will pull one Of the comebacks they staged against the Center church and that they will repeat their previous win over their foes Of the night.
 The Center and Methodist teams are well matched. The Methodist won when they clashed before, but the team is not so strong now as then while the opposition has been strengthened. Two weeks ago the Methodists flashed a world of form in downing st. Marks. but last week they 4lopped again and were snow- cd under by the First Luthcrans The Center church passed up a big chance a few weeks ago, but it has displayed surprising form all season and has put up q hard battle in defeat, Last week it came from behind and almost through scare into the South Congregational team now leading the league with siv wins and no losses.
 Tic For Scoring Lead
 mad dash by Harold Hultberg of the First Lutherans while Dan Wosilus of the South church was playing in hard luck brought the Swedish contestant for individual scoring honors onto even terms with his rival during the past week, the pair being deadlocked at 55 points each. Dan saw Hultberg come from ten points behind and squeeze only four points ahead of him. but those four points were all he himself could garner when he took up the chase in his own game. Harold has played one less game than Wosilus. giving him the edge when the pos sible final outcome is considered.
 Harold Bengtson, another Lutncr- an, shot mp among the leaders by running wild against the Mcthodists and climbing past three contestants and into third position with 4 points. Back Of him. tied at 4c points. arc trio of players. Der nard Wosilus and Francis Ratings Of the, South church and kceley of the Trinity Mcthodists.
 Dan Wosilus and Hultbcrc, by making their points in precisely tha same way, share honors for fcl1 goals with 25 apiece. Bernie Wosi- Jus scored his eighth foul and in creased his lead in this respect. Hat tlngS continues to "lcad'' in the most personal fouls. two moro during the past week bringing his total 10 1I and giving him three more than any other player.
 The South church continues to lead in team scoring with 2O2 points, the Lutherans being q rath- CT had second with 162. The Bap. lists are far in the rear with G4. The first six scorers:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
Stops
PLANNING NDEE CARD

Boston, Jan. 2S UP)-The Miami boxing card for February 2T, headed by the Sharkoy- Scott bout, will in rIude bout between Jim Maloney. Boston heavyweight, and an op- ponoDt 10 be named later. according 10 Dan Carroll Maloncy's manager. Carroll said Maloneys opponent might be Camera, Campolo. Strib- ling or Grifriths
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
SIMPSON ENTERS RACE

New York. Jan. 2S UP)--George simpson of Ohio State university, the only runner ever accredited with q mark of o-5 seconds for 100 yards. has entered the 6O-yard sprint at the New York Athletic club in door track meet in February. It will be the Ohioan's first appearance in New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
SDNNINRERt, WINS MATCH

M7urh"a,rr \ IT,. Jan. 9S q Ip -- "DNaoiDo" Gus Sounrubcr2. who claims trr world heavyweight wrestling championship. defeated stanley r"u'ou 0. this city here last night. scoring jiu only fall in - minutes.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
COLLEGE. BASKETBALL

bl the United Press.
 Colgate 3t, MiddlCDury 21. Mississippi College 35. Louisiana College S.
 Alabama 3l. Mississippi |. 21. Michigan 26, Minnesota lS. Birmingham Southern A. Mercer
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28

MEDICINE BALL INVENTED
 FROM OLD ROMAN FABLE

Tale of Ancient King Suffering From Overweight Leads Court Attendants to Seek Cure for His Ailments All Sorts of Remedies Are in Vain-Wise Man Senacio Devised Sphere Filled With Herbs Exercise Aided Monarch-TOssing Aids Hoover.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
SCREW SHOP QUINTET TO
 BATTLE GASCOS TONIGHT

Skidding Champions Have Reached Turning Point in Industrial Basketball League-Defeat Tonight Will Dust Team Out of First Place-Ttle Holders Un- derdogs in Pre-Game Dope - Newmatcs to Play Stanley Works-Fafnr Meets Corbin Cabinet Lock Five.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-28
League Standing
Tonights Games

NeWmatics vs. Stanley Works. torbin Screw Vs. Gascos. Iafnirs Vs. Corbin Cabinet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
EXPERIMENTAL TELEvIsION BROADcAsTs
LEGAL ApYERTIsEMENT

married life, plaintiff was kind. af-
fectionate and considerable OF her
said husband and bemeaned herself
as a faithful and dutiful wife, but
that defendant was guilty OF excess
sive and cruel treatment toward
plaintiff. often cursing and abusing
her and that on the S4th day De-
cember. 1929, defendant beat the
plaintiff with his hands and fists
and inflicted severe physical pains
and bodily injuries to this plaintiff.
throwing her 70 a sidewalk. lacerat-
ing and bruising her knees and
hands and spraining her wrists.
that defendant drinks intoxicating
liquor to excess and when so intox-
icated. Is extremely cruel and abus-
i've to plaintiff; that the conduct
o. defendant toward plaintiff is of
such nature as to render their fur
ther living together as husband and
wife insupportable.
Plaintiff prays that defendant be
cited in terms OF law TO appear and
answer said petition and upon final
hearing. she have judgment for d.
vorce.
Herein Fail Not. but have before
said Court, at its aforesaid next reg
ular term. this writ with your re-
turn thereon, showing how you IKE
cuted same.
Given Under NV Hand and the
Seal Of said Court. II office in
Brownsville, Texas this, the is day
of October A. ID. 1880.
w. K. DUTRO, Pro TEN Clerk
District Court. Cameron .Coun-
ty.
tSEALJ
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G ADVERTISEMENT
THE a OF TEXAS

TO the Sheriff or any Constable
ri Cameron COMMUNICATING;
You are Hereby Commanded 10
n Jacob q. Thurman by max
Ing publication Of this Citation
ouce In each week for four success
I've weeks previous To the return
aav hereof, IN some newspaper pub
aIsned in yon County, IL there be
81 newspaper published therein, but
UT not. then In any newspaper pub
lished In the ln3rd Judicial District.
art IL there be 10 newspaper pub
lished in said Judicial District, then
IN a newspaper published IN the
nearest District 10 said l03rd Judi
80 District, 20 appear at the next
regular term Of the District Court
i Cameron County. TO be holden
Al the Court House thereof in
brownsville. on the 8 Monday IN
pecember A. ID. 1880 the same be-
inp the 18th day Of December A. D.
1850. then and there to answer q
-sfition flied IN said Court on the
3sth day OF June A. d. 1880 in a
Efttf. NuflDt4LA VII WIG u1NhCl VI
ia Court No. 1888. wherein Susan
n Fuhrman Is Plaintiff. and Jacob
4 thurman is Defendant. and said
netltion alleging that plaintiff re-
SIDES IN Cameron County. Texas and
has resided In said state for more
shan twelve months and In said
rannty OF Cameron for more than
six months next preceding the fill
inc of this petition: that defendant
: transient person and his resi-
dence IS unknown 20 plaintiff: that
,laIntiff and defendant are husband
snd wife: that they were married
= work. South Carolina on or bout
Ne 18th day of October 1927: that
~ssintiff and defendant lived to-
r~fher as husband and wife until on
about the cath day OF December
.en9 when they finally separated:
.e.t Of said marriage there has been
q children born and there IS no
Immunity property Of plaintiff and
as5sndant; that during their said
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