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New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
AWAY STANFORD TO BE AT FULL STRENGTH
SIMMONS BETTER
 BATTER THAN LOU
Wins American League Cham.
 pionship by Two Points

Chicago, Oct. 16 CP - Al Sim mons, cleanup man for the worlds championship Athletics, beat Lou Gehrig of the Yankees for the 1880 American league batting champion ship by two points, official averages revealed today.
 So close was the struggle between the two for the batting crown that a rush order was filed with the league statistician by the American league and the results placed Sim mons average at 1881 and Gehrig's at .379.
 Usually. the official results are not announced until the calm of win ter, when they refresh the fans memory of the past season and in- crease his interest in the approach ing one.
 The official, final standings of the two batsmen:
 G AB H Pct. Simmons .. 13S 554 211 .3S1 Gehrig ... 154 5S1 220 .379
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
Hard Luck Hits Kirby
 Tough Knockout Blow

Chicago, Oct. 16.-(UP)-Tom Kirby, Boston heavyweight, was knocked out, suffered a dislocated vertebra and operated on for ap- pendictis all in less than 24 hours.
 He was knocked out in the sec- ond round by King Lsvinsky of Chi cago Tuesday night, and later col lapsed in his dressing room. An ex- animation revealed dislocated ver- tebra and he was sent to hospital where the bone was snapped back into place.
 He was back in the hospital yes- terday morning with an acute attack of appendicitis and had to be oper- ated on. Attending physicians ex- pect him to be out of danger in few days.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16

medal from the collection of the late grand old man of golf" Mrs. Anne B. Travis, widow of the former anna teur kingpin, donated a medal as an prize for last seasons winner.
 The national championship of club champions was first held in January 1928, and since that time has grown rapidly in importance until it is now ranked second only to the national amateur tournament.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
RESERVES TO COUNT MUCH
 IN SATURDAYS CONTESTS
Dartmouth Favored Over Columbia Because of Larger Quantity of Material - Replacements May Give Harvard Win Over Army - Two Yale Men Out, While Brown Retains Full Strength Cornell Fav- Ored Over Princeton.

New York, Oct. IS LP) - The meeting of a football team and a football squad, which often appears i. in early season games, is due to crop up again in one of this weeks ma- , jor eastern clashes.
 Columbia admittedly has a fine . first eleven, but the group of 34 . players who are going to Hanover to meet Dartmouth comprises prac- , tically the whole Lion squad. Dart mouth also has good first team ? and has number of good reserves as well. The problem is much the . same as last year, when the Green team plastered 34 to 0 defeat on ? Columbia, but this season, hopes
 based on the strength of the Lion . regulars are for very much closer score.
 Reserves also may turn the tide in another important battle, that be- . tween Harvard and Army. The 2 Crimson has suffered a number of injuries to it's regulars and it's hopes of victory rest principally on the SlTeHS LII Ol lle IcpIdCeiIeIlts' Two Yale Men Out Yale also has had a few setbacks in it's preparations for a clash with Brown. The Ellis have lost two men, ? McLennan, quarterback, and Lin denberg, end, but Fullback Muhlfeld . has returned to his place. The Bruins are in good condition and hopeful for an upset
 Pittsburgh and Syracuse are not expecting any difficulties in this line
 although the Partners have two new men in their lineup due to min or hurts.
 Other leading colleges, preparing for intersectional or at-home games, seem to have escaped trouble. Car negie is ready to start for Notre
 Dame and Penn for Wisconsin with high hopes of victory while New
 York University expects to do as ' well when Missouri arrives. Cornell Favored
 Princeton and Cornell are expect . ing a tough struggle and although |. the fans are picking the big red a team, Coach Gil Dobie retains a bit of his traditional pessimism. Navy :. Bill Ingram continues to work his . midshipmen hard in preparation for s meeting Duke with stronger oppo- nents to come. Andy Kerr of Colgate also has absorbed some of the pessi- mistic attitude, predicting a hard ? struggle against Michigan State. ! Fordham, again leader after an un- :. defeated season in 1929, meets Holy Cross Saturday in its second game of the week with good prospects de- spite the strenuous Crusader prepa- rations. ..f fF
 Other leading games on the Satur-
 day schedule bring together Boston College and Villanova, Penn State and Lafayette, Gettysburg and Le- high and Georgetown and Western Maryland while three inter-sectional
 clashes are on the Friday card,
 Georgetown playing at Detroit,
 South Dakota at George Washing
 ton and Howard at Duquesne.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
GIVEN GOLD CUP

New York, Oct. 1G (UP) - The gold cup, blue ribbon prize among American speed boat trophies, was presented last night at the Colum- bia Yacht club to Victor Kleisrath, who drove his boat, Hotsy Totsy to victory in the regatta on Aug. 16 at Red Bank. N. J.
 Kleisrath also was presented the national sweepstakes trophy which he won with the Hotsy Totsy.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
10 MATCHES SCHEDULED

White Plains, N. Y, Oct. Is (UP) Sixteen first round matches were scheduled today in the annual professional golfers tournament at the Gedney Farms club course.
 In the qualifying rounds yester- day, Billy Burke of Greenwich. Conn.,. and Herman Barron. Port Chester, N r., tied for medalist honors with scores of 147. Johnny Farrell, Gene Sarazen and Bobby Cruickshank were included among the qualifiers.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
Murky Weather Delays
 Trans-C0ntinental Race

Wichita, Kans., Oct. 16.-(UP)- Murky weather and a high wind to- day held Robert Buck, 16, and Laura Ingalls,, transcontinental speed fliers, earthbound here. They ex- pected to take off later in the day If weather conditions improve.
 Buck has an elapsed time from Los. Angeles of a little more than 12 hours and is just six minutes ahead of Miss Ingalls,. Both of the fliers established records from east to west over the country and are at- tempting to make record time for the return to New York,
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
RAPS NIGHT GAME

Princeton, N. J., Oct. 16.-Night football has no place in college ac- cording to Bill Roper. Princeton coach, Tt is brutal and outrageous and is likely to result in serious permanent injuries to the players" :" he saiC yesterday. Tt puts them under serious eye strain and revolu- tionizes their whole college program. It necessitates practice at night and this interferes with the players meals and sleep"
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
EXPECT BIG CROWD

New York. Oct. 16 (UP) - With the game still ten days off. the ad- vance sale for the Fordham- New York university football game at the Yankee stadium on Saturday, Oct. 25 is the largest in the history of the series, according 10 graduate Mana ger Albert B. Nixon of N. Y. U. Present indications point 10 record crowd of S0,00O.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
CRAY BACK IN GAME

Annapolis, Md, Oct. 16 (UP) - While little is known regarding the strength of Duke university, Navy's opponent for Saturday, Coach Bill Ingram is taking no chances. h. gram drove the sailors through a long workout yesterday, workout featured by the return to action of Gray, who was out of the Notre Dame game with q wrenched shoul- der
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
HURT IN PRACTICE

Annapolis, Md, Oct. 16 - Navy is offering a candidate for the years hard luck prize. Johnson, a substi- tute who seemed to have clinched a first string berth by his play action by an injury in yesterdays practice, ~
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
 Peoria, III. Allen Whitlow, Superior, Ariz. outpointed Eddie Shea, Chicago, G0).
 Pittsburgh Soldier Dombroski, |, Detroit, stopped Joey Thomas, Chi Cago (9).
 Stratford, Ont. "Frenchy" Be- langer, Toronto. outpointed Fresco Grande, Philippines (S).
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
WATWOOD RECOVERS

Chicago, Oct. 16 (P - Johnny Watwood young White SoX star who suffered a fractured skull dur was struck on the head by one of Pat Malone's speed balls, has recov- cred so rapidly that he will be per mitted to leave the hospital this week.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
LINEUP UNCERTAIN

Ithaca. N. Y, Oct. 16 (UP)-Cor- nelrs starting lineup for the Prince ton game Saturday was still uncer- tain today. Reikert or Penny may start at center and Chris Martinez Gorilla or Rothstein at right tackle.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
WANTS SHORTER TURF

Philadelphia, Oct 16 Lud Wray, Penn coach, does not want his backs to let any grass grow un- der their feet nor does he want it to be too long where their feet will be hence he sent a request to Wis consin to shorten the turf on Camp Randall field
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
BROWN HAS IRON MAN"

Providence, Oct. 16. - Brown seems to be developing a new set of 'iron men" for this seasons cam paign. The same eleven players who opened the action against Prince ton last week are scheduled to start the Yale game.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
DOBIE LESS GLOOMY

Ithaca, N. Y, Oct. 16 - Gil De- bic may be alittle less gloomy than he was, but he still tempers his praise considerably. After admitting that Cornell had a flair" team yes- terday he predicted that it would put up a battle" against Princeton.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
BREAK FOR RESERVES

Pittsburgh. Oct. Is (UP)-When Pittsburgh faces Syracuse Saturday, two reserves will be in the line. Ted Daily, q sophomore, will be at left end, and Mike Milligan, a substitute guard, will occupy Hart Morris post at right guard.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
MCEVOY MARRJES

Oakland, Oct. 16 Hp - Lou Mc- Evoy, pitcher for the New York Yankees. and Miss Macine Simmons, of Oakland, were married at St.. Leos church here yesterday Lyn- ford Lary, Yankee shortstop, was best man.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
STOP FOR WORKOIT

New York, Oct. 16.-The longest way around seems to be Lou Little's idea to the shortest wa. to a Colum- bia victory over Dartmouth. He is sending his team to Hanover by way of Cambridge, Mass, where the Lions can break their Journey with a brief workout Friday.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
POSTPONED GAME

New York. Oct. 16 (UP) - The professional football game between the New York Giants and the Chi cago Cardinals, scheduled for the Polo Grounds last night, will be played tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
MISSOURIANS ON ELEVEN

New York, Oct. 1G.-It will be a real Missouri team that takes the field against New York university Saturday Of the 47 men on the Missouri squad, only six come from other states,
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16

Cliff Sutter, 19 year old tennis sen- sation, started to win fame after Mercer Beasley, Tulane coach taught him how to put top spin on the ball.
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It was quite dark when the boy and the old woman
entered a rickety shack boasting the name Hotel"
and were given a back room the second floor.
Here wave of inconsistencies overcame him. as he
explained to his grandmother" She could remain
in Africa if she wished AS for him. his conscience
demanded he return by the steamer to Eng
land and his parents. To which grandma" said
nothing much seeming to prefer sleep
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Having to decision, the lad felt Of
relief from the worry that had haunted him for
many sleepless nights, and when he closed his own
eyes it was to dream of happy reunion with those
at home And as he dreamed fate, cruel and
memorable, crept steathiy upon him down the dark
corridor of the squalid hotel" Fate in the form
of the crook Condor, who had Swallowed the lads
every since they left the ship!
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The task of lowering the boys grandmother" over
the ships side to waiting canoe rather diff
cult The lad insisted on being always at her side.
When at last she safely settled in the bottom
of the craft bearing them shoreward her grandson
dropped catlike after her. So interested was he in
seeing her comfortably disposed he failed to no.
tice the package that slipped from his pocket into
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