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New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
ST. MATHS FACING
 SECOND BIG TEST
Hope to Make Comeback Against
 Rising Methodist Team

Forced to the wall by their defsst at the hands of the South Congrc- gational church on Friday night, the St. Matthew's German Lutherans will make a desperate stand this evening when they oppose the Trinity Meth J. dists in a crucial Inter-Church base ball league game at Willow Brook park. Should they go down to their second loss in a row. the Germans would be knocked out of first place for the first time in more than two years. and they will battle grimly 10 maitain their slender hold upon he league lead, while against them the Methodists, rising rapidly of la.e until now they are on the St. Matt's heels. will be spurred on by the knowledge that their big chance is a. hand.
 The St Matts have a one-garoe lead but will fall behind the South church and into a tie with the Methodists if they lose. To prevent this eventuality they will throw their full force into the game and are con- fident that they will repel the Methodist challenge as they di'i earlier in the season. But the Main street team is now playing a much | better brand of ball, and it has high hopes of securing revenge and Of throwing the race into utter confI- sion by trampling on the champions this evening. Either Bill Preissn- or Otto Suess will pitch for the St. Matts, while the Methodists will pin their faith on Shepard. The game is set for 6:45 o'clock on Diamond No. 1.
 The St. Johns German Lutherans, who moved out of the cellar last week. will play the falling Swedish Bethany aggregation on Diamond No. and hope to climb still farther through a victory. The present last place holders. the St. Marks EpiS- copalians, will meet the First Bap-
 lists on the grass diamond i,
 what should be an evenly conteste1 game between two of the second 1 division outfits.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
KENSINGTON HANDS HOLY
 CROSS LAClNG IN GAME
Suburbanites Continue Massacre of City Teams by Winning Yesterdays Contest at Washington Park by IS to Count - Winners Score Eight Runs in First and Four in the Second-Losers Have One Big Frame in Which They Score Six Counters.

Another city team has bowed be-. fore the fierce onslaught Of the Kensington baseball combination. This time it is the Holy Cross crew that came out of game yesterday on the short end Of an IS to 8 score. The contest was staged at the Washington Park diamond.
 Casey started on the mound for the Parish boys but he was greeted in the first inning with a shower of hits resulting in eight runs. The Kensington team kept up its ter rife hitting in the second scoring four more counters. Casey was then lifted in favor of Pisaczek.
 Kensington continued it's batter ing tactics and scored five more runs in the third session and Pisac- zek left the mound while Lipka took up the pitching burden. The young ster turned in an excellent, game. Only one run, a homer in the ninth by DeVito, was scored of him.
 The Holy Cross team did some slugging of it's own. The team had one big inning, the fifth, when it scored six times before its rally was checked.
 The kensington team hit the ball hard. Four homers were crashed out, one each by DeVito, Bergeron, Huber and Pechuk, Venture crash ed out a triple and Huber and Noo- nan hit doubles.
 Pechuk was touched up for IS hits during the contest but his mates gave him gilt-edged support.
 Next Sunday. Remington will play the Burritts. Efforts will be
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
REDW|NGS GAINING IN INTERNATIONAL
Rochester and Toronto in First
 and Second Places
By the Associated Press.

By lNe AAkotidleC fEeSe.
 The Rochester Redwings and Tor orto Maple Leafs were the chief gathers in weekend engagements in the International League and the Baltimore Orioles the chief losers.
 Rochester, by winning three of it's four games over Saturday~and Sum- day, increased it's league lead to four full games. Baltimore, dropping two out of three, lost second place to Toronto which won two games On Saturday and was idle yesterday Toronto now leads the Orioles py half game with the Montreal Royals another game to the bad. . Rochester broke even in yestcc- days double bill with Jersey City, dropping the first game 3-2 in 10 innings and winning the second by the same count. George Grant ou.- pitched Derringer and Smith in the opener, keeping the Redwings eleven hits so scattered that the ydid little damage. Billy Southworth drove home the tying run for Rochester in the ninth but the Skeeters jumped on Smith for three hits in the tenth, Feach driving home the winning run. George Miner gave up only two singles in the first six innings of the nightcap but in the seventh and final frame. four hits climaxed by Martins double put over three runs and won the game with only one out. Foreman and Irwin gave Jer- sey City only three hits.
 Montreal beat Baltimore twice, l4 10 s and 2-l, the Royals hoped on Edwards for five hits in the first inning and the Baltimore hurler gave way to Coumbe with only two out. Before the frame was over the Royals had five runs. They added five more in the fifth to put .he game definitely into the winning column. Gautreau got four Of Montrears IT hits. Classet pitched shutout ball until the eighth when he eased up and Baltimore broke through for two runs in that frame and four in the ninth. The second game was a pitchers battle between Smith and Jim Weaver with Moa- treal punching hits of the latter for two runs in the fifth.
 Herb Thomas home run with two on in the eighth gave Newark q 7-5 victory over Buffalo. Kelly hd pounded the ball over the fence !r the seventh to give Buffalo q 5-4 lead. The Bears collected is his and pulled off triple play in .'le second in which Cohen, Windle, Har- greaves and Jordan figured. Jess Petty's fine relief pitching stopped the Bisons after they had made II hits and four runs off Brennan and Mamaux in the first five innings.
 Toronto and Reading had an op en date
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
SACRED HEARTS
 BEATEN IN GAME
Local Team Is DoHnM by West
 Sides of Manchester

Meeting | tartar in South Man chester yesterday in the person of the West Side baseball team, the Sacred Heart combination of this city came out on the short end of a s 10 score yesterday afternoon. Dobreck pitched for the local crew and allowed only nine hits. His mates, however, couldn't solve the shoots of Mantelli and they got only five hits off him.
 The locals started the scoring by crossing the plate in the first in ming. Manchester tied the count n the second. The Hearts came back to take the lead again by getting two in the fourth but Manchester took 1t right back again by scoring three in the last hllf of this frame.
 Mantelli then frightened up and the Hearts were unable to score any more during the game. AL though possessing enough runs to win, the West Sides made it certain that they would be victorious by getting a run in the sixth and an other in the seventh.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
POLO HOPES REST
 0N YOUNG STARS
Squad Reduced to 15 as Veteran
 Players Withdraw

New York, July 21 [Pl-America S polo hopes in the forthcoming in ternational series with Great Brit ain will be pinned almost exclus- ively on this countrys younger mallet stars
 Tommy Hitchcock, captain of the American international forces, an nounced yesterday that the squad from which his team will be select ed has been reduced to 3 with the withdrawal of such veterans as Wat son Webb, Devereaux Milburn, J. Cheever Cowdin and Malcolm Stew enson. Another of the original play CTS invited to participate in the trial matches, Cecil Smith of Austin. Texas, will not be considered for the team since he can not come east until September l.
 The international squad now will consist of Hitchcock, the Califor- nians, Elmer J. Boeseke. Jr., and Eric Pedley, Earl A. S. Hopping stephen Sanford. Harold E. Talbott Stephen o. Iglehart, Winston
  (Rube) Williams, Bobby Straw bridge, J. C. Rathborne, and G.. H. (Pete) Bostwick.
 It was made clear by A. c. Schwartz, spokesman for the polo defense committee that all positions on the big four were open ana that the lineup that will defend the Westcnester cup against Great Brit ain probably would not be an nounced until the night before the first match, September 6.
 Hitchcock was on the sidelines as the first official trial match was played at Sands Point yesterday. The American leader still was nuys- ing a rib bruised by a mallet a month ago but expected to swing into action against by the middle ol the week.
 The brilliant play of the Califor- nians, Boeseke and Pedley, enabled the Whites to beat the Reds, 13 to i 10,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

By the Associated Press
 Including games of July 1o)
 National League Batting-Klein, Phillics, .404. Runs-Cuyler, Cubs, S5. Runs batted in-klein, Phllies, 10l. Hits-klein, Phillies, 136 Doubles--Comorosky. Pirates. %. Triples-Comorosky, Pirates, IS. Home runs-klein. Phillies, 27. Stolen bases-Cuylcr, Cubs, 22.
 American League Batting-Simmons, Athletics. .3s1. Runs-Ruth, Yankees. 103. Runs batted in--Gehrig. Yankees, 10S.
 Hits-Holapp Indians, 130. Doubles-McManus, Tigers, 29. Triples-Combs. Yankees, IS. Home runs-Ruth. Yankees. S4. Stolen bases-McManus, Tigers, 14.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
NEW GOLF CHAMPION
William MacF'arlane Defeats Johnny Farrell By Two Strokes to Win Metropolitan Eycl..

Elmford. N. T., July q P- Willie MacFarlane is the new metropolitan open golf champion He beat Johnny Farrell, by two strokes yesterday in their 3s-holc playoff of the tie which wound up the regular T holes of champion ship play, all even at the end of the first IS holes of the playoff. Mac Farlane took one stroke lead al the end of 27 holes only to see Far rell draw even at the 29th and into a one-stroke lead at the 32nd. Mac Farlane then evened the count with 6 birdie at the 34th and picked up 2 stroke on each of the last two hole:i to win with 142 to Farrelrs IA. MacFarlane held the open title in 1925 and Farrell in 1925.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
SPORTS SUMMARY

By the Associated Press.
 Phiadelphia-Tilde will play in Davis Cup challenge round, Wear announces.
 Auteuil, France-America beats Italy in Davis Cup interzone finals, four matches to one.
 Kansas City-Bryapt Grant de- feats Coen and wins national clay court title. Mercer and Hall beat Brown and Coggeshall for doubles crown.
 Brookline. Mass.-Lonswood Bowl goes to Cliff Sutter in victory over Sidney Wood, New York; Wood and Harold Blauer win doubles title.
 Hamilton, Ont.-Gilbert Nunns retains Ontario championship. beat ing Ted Ludlow, University of Cali fornia-
 Cleveland-Ruth hits 34th homer Cleveland-Johnny Burnett, h. dians' third baseman, suffers frac- tured wrist. Golf
 Elmsford. x. Y.-MacF arlan' beats Farrell by two strokes in SC hole playoff for metropolitan oper Title
 l New London. Conn.-Edith Quiel successfully defends Griswold Cup over Mrs. Hurd. and ?. 1 Racing | Ghicago-Blue Larkspur easily wins Arlington Cup race with Petee | Wrack second and Toro third. l New York-Questionnaire win; Yonkers handicap beating Flying Heels by four lengths.
 General
 Port Washington, x. Y.-Califor. nians. Boseke and Pedley, leaL Whites to l3-9 victory over Reds IT | first official polo trial match.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
VOGEL'S TEAM WINS

Lou Voge's Bearcats upset al
 calculations yesterday in a soft bal game staged at Willow Brook park when they defeated a combination headed by Attorney Rosenberg, lC to in II innings. The two teams are bitter rivals and there was plcn- ty of excitement during the game
 Pete Cabelus. in private life q polio, officer, saved the day for the Nos- elites by wonderful catches. Tht
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
IN CANADIAN TOURNEY

Toronto. Ont. July 21 P-Rep- resentatives from three countries were entered in the Canadian lawn tennis championships beginning here today.
 Fritz Mercur and J. Gilbert Hall led the American contingent, The Irish Free State was represented by G. Lyttleton Rogers. Canada, of course is heavily represented but the Dominion No. ranking player, Jack Wright, has announced his retire ment from tournament play and was to let his title go by default.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
RESUMES JOURNEY
Sir Thomas Lipton's Yacht, Sham- rock V, Leaves Again For Trip to United States.

Brixham, Devon, England, July q F)-The Shamrock V, Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht, slipped out of this famous old fishing port in the early hours this morning to resume tho voyage to the United States and the contest for the Americas Cup in September.
 The yacht began her transatlantic voyage Saturday but was forced by rough weather in the channel to take refuge for the night under the lee of the Isle of Wight in Spithcad Roads. Another start was made yes terday but the boat was again fore cd to seek shelter and remain in this port last night.
 The journey to Newport, R. L, is expected to require about a month.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press.
 Grove. Athletics - Allowed eight scattered hits, struck out six and beat Tigers. 5-3.
 Morgan, Indians Eighteenth homer with one on in ninth beat Tanks, 9-S.
 pitchers for single, two triples and 18th homer.
 Mitchell, Giants - Went in as re- lief pitcher in fourth, held Cubs to three hits and no runs in last six innings as Giants won easily.
 Frisch, Cards Accounted for seven runs with homer, double and sacrifice against Robins
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

made 10 get a diamond at Willow Brook park because the field is 50 much better than the Washington park diamond.
 The KensinEton management is trying to arrange a number of games that will be played at Bulkeley sta dium, home of the defunct Hart ford team of the Eastern league. Nothing definite has been done about the matter yet.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
MN IN IS INNINGS

The Red Men A. C. baseball team won a great battle yesterday in Avon by defeating the town team by the score of to ? in l3 innings. The two teams ended up the regu- lation nine frames with the score
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

winners. after tying the count with a three-run rally in the ninth, SCOT ed the winning tally in the eleventh and then shut the Rosenbergs out without run.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
JAYS KILL CHICKENS

Independence. Ore, July 21 (UP) Farmers discovered that bluejays Of this vicinity were only killing chickens for their gizzards.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

tied at Tall. In the thirteenth frame, the local team scored three runs and although the home team rallied, it could score only two, one short of a tie.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

Games Today New York at Cleveland. Philad elphia at Detroit. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday New York IS, Chicago 5. St. Louis Is, Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati S-1, Boston 5-15. tOther clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
Standing

Games Today Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
EST SIDES, MANCHESTER

Two base hits: Holland, Zapatka. Do-
 breck. Three base hit: Stavnitzky. nase g
 on balls: Off Dobreck 6. Montelli 6. Struck out: By Dobreck 1, Montelli $.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

T%o base hits: Nedwtck Florkowski, Eulas. Three base hits: Nedwicl<. Johnston. Home runs: J. Budnick ?. Liss. Kulas Bases on balls: Of Nedwick 2, Krystopa l, Anastasio. Struck out; By krystopa 7. Umpires: Green and Lynch.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
Games Tomorrow

Washington at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Cleveland. Boston at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
s pc a in g
 of Sports

Entries for the city tennis tourna- ment to be staged beginning next week under the direction of the mu- nicipal recreation commission are coming in slow. Evidently the inter- est of the tennis devotees in this city needs a bit of stimulation. En- tries for the tournament will close Thursday night of this week.
 There is no entrance fee for the Tournament, that is, it costs nothing to enter play and all men and wcm- en in the city of IT years or more should register and play in the vari- GUS classes. Registration blanks may be soVured from the Herald or Rec ord sports editors
 There are hundreds of tennis play CTS in New Britain. This is proved by the fact that the scramble for permits to play on the park courts is on every day. Anyone playing ten- his should enter the tournament There might be the feeling that one is not good enough, but this will soon be found out when the pre- fminary games are played.
 The recreation commission has selected a committee of i've to con- duct the tournament, the first off, cial tournament ever held in, thts city. Handsome trophies will prob ably be donated by various agencies about the city. The Herald has all ready offered a silver loving cup for the winner of the mems singles and 1t is expected that other agencies will offer trophies to be played for.
 The kensington baseball players dislike very much to play on tre Washington park diamond. The team is scheduled to meet the Burritts next Sunday and the management is hoping that the Burritts will selec, Willow Brook park for it's playing surface.
 'eSplIt tHt ldCt lldl the Stdnley Rule & Level factory will be closed down this week, the baseball team will play it's scheduled games just the same. The Ruers are slated to meet the Gascos tomorrow night at Walnut Hill park while Fafnrs meet the Stanley Works team.
 Fafnir Bearing battles Landers on Thursday night while the New Brit ain Machine meets P. 6c F. Corbins
 Efforts are being made to have the New Britain Machine and Landers play their postponed game tomor- row night. This will make three games to be played.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
Games Today

Games Today Newark at Buffalo. Jersey City at Rochester. Reading at Toronto. Baltimore at Montreal.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

Plans are in the works 10 have the winner of the City league play series of two out of three games with the winner of the Industrial league. It may be that the series will be played off before the Industrial league season is over. Nothing def- nite has been done with regard to this matter yet but Commissioner James J. Naughton is in favor of having the series.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
EASTERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Bridgeport "a, Albany 40. Springfield G-6, Allentown 1-3.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
Games TOnlOrr

Game. Tomorrow Cincinnati at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Jersey City 3-2. Rochester 2-3. Newark :, Buffalo 5. Montreal 1t.2. Baltimore s-1. Other clubs not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Cleveland g, New York 8. Philadelphia 5, Detroit 3. St. Louis s, Washington 6. Chicago 16-5, Boston 4-4.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

Totals B 5 27 IS 0 z-Batted for Farmhouse in Sth. zz-Batted for Spohrer in 9th
 zzz-Batted for Branford in 9th. Cincinnati 300 3n2 00o-S Boston 002 oC0 OlH-5 Two base hits: Berger. Welsh, Clark. Three base hit: Durocher. Home runs: Gooch Meusel, Heilmann, Maranville. Struck out: By Lucas 1. Losing pitcher; Cantwell.
 (Second Camel Cincinnati 900 100 noo-- l Boston la3 PIP 1lx-1S
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

Two bas. hits: Huber ,. Noonan l, Ku- las {. Three base hits: Venture, Argosy Lipka, Wendroski. Home runs: DeVito. Bergeron. Huber, Pechuk. Struck out: By Pechuk {, Lipka l. Umpire: Budnick.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
Standing

Games Today Bridgeport at Albany. Springfield at Allentown.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

Efforts are being made to have the New Britain Machine and Landers play their postponed game tomor- row night. This will make three games to be played
New Britain herald., 1930-07-21
PIRA7ESLEA
 IN CITY LEAGUE

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New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

Fafnir Bearing battles Landers on Thursday night while the New Brit ain Machine meets P. Gc F. Corbins.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-16
ANNEX |S PLANNED FOR JUNEAU J. 5.
 HOSPITAL BUILDING

Expenditure of S20,000 on the government hospital in Juneau is provided for in the current Depart ment of Interior Supply Bill, re- gently passed by the House of Rep resentatives and expected to pass the Senate in the near future, ac- cording to adVices received by The Empire from Seattle headquarters of the Alaska Division, Federal Bu- reau of Education. That service for schools and medical relief in Alaska will receive a total of S1, O92, ,451 under the measure as if passed the House.
 Included in it's provisions is an item of $71 900 for the erection of an industrial school near Wrangell Other new school buildings to De erected include: Nondalton. S7.OOO. Akiajak, S7,OOO; Tulksaw, S7,OOO, Akutan, $2,500; Sleetmute, S5.OOO. additions to the Eklutna institu- ton $35,O00; addition at Kanatak SlO,OOO; White Mountain S8OOO, Nome $1O,OOO; Cordova S7O0O. ERECT TUBERCULAR ANNEX
 It is planned to erect a tubucular aneX to the Juneau hospital at a cost of $16,200. The building plan ned will be two stories high and will cost $10,02O It is designed for the treatment of tubercular cases. The second floor of the structure will be an open room connected to the main hospital by passage way Equipment and supplies, fuel and light for the annex are covered by an allotment of $3,OOO with a like sum m d e available for freight In addition to this, the sum of S4,0O0 is provided for ex- .tensive repairs to the present hos pital
 New hospitals are projected for Mountain Village and Kotzebue. the former costing a total of S1O. 900 and the latter S16.00O.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-16
"SNON|- -sHQE" WIRELESS

Arrivals from Cordova and Val dez bring word that Captain Lath- rop, Republican national commit teeman from Alaska, is backing pr. Chase of Cordova for the mar shal's job of this division. The many friend of Marshal Sullivan confidently believe he will be reappointed as his record in of- flee is without blemish.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-16
1ol4 HOURS FLIGHT

BERLIN, May IS, (Pl-The Junk CTS airplane c 38, landed at Tenn |plehof flying field after 1O12 hours of sustained flight. The giant plane, said to be the largest of it's kind in the world, came down eaSi- ly. The plane took-off at Dessau with 20 passengers.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-16

MT. McConn is working on Beav- CT, on which he has lease He also worked on Ready Bullion and found prospects, but ran into water in several holes, which retarded
 progress.
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COST 5000 Al DAY

LONDON, May 15, (A7D-The cost of the London Naval Conference to the British public fund was al- most $1,00o a day. Figures to the public showed the compete expen- ditures were about s83.O0Y or all average of about $500 a day for 91 days.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-16

Floyd Keadle, with the Alaska Washington Airways at Juneau last summer, and we'll known there, is critically i'll in a Portland hos pital following an operation in which he lost his hearing, accord ing to word received.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-16
EMPLOYERS ATTENTION

List your labor wants with us; we will endeavor to secure for you the help desired Phone Adams 126 or call at the M & W Club, Seward, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-16

The Alaska Steamship Company offices are in the hands or Dec orator Aaron Ericson who is eiv- ing all walls new coat of paint aAd VarniSn.
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INSPECTION TIME

Now is the time to inspect the bottom of your shoes and boots and have them resoled for summer wear. SEWARD LEATHER WORKS