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The Washington times., 1930-05-10
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May 10 U.N.s.).-Live-
stock:
Hogs-Receipts 5000 market steady.
weight, S9.76@1O.S5: medium weight,
$ssO91O4S; light weight, $1oooQ1O4S;
light lights. $s75@1O45: packing sows,
&Ss5@ssO; pigs, &s.oO@1o 1925. Hold
overs 1000.
Cattie-Receipts 400; market steady.
Calves. receipts 100; market steady.
Beef Steers-Good and choice, $4,000
1850; common and medium, $4,000
1850; yearIinKs. $9.0o614.0o. Butcher
Catt'e-Heifers, $7.bO@12.0e; cows, $500
D1OOO; bulls, &7.0099.S0; calves. 3S,5
612OO; feeder steers $90061 so
stocker steers $S5O@11,oh; stocker
cows and heifers, $500 q 800.
Sheep-Receipta 5000; market steady.
Medium and choice lambs, $1,000 @11.2S;
cuIIs and common, $7.So@9.ho; yearlinEs,
S7Snns60; common and choice ewes,
S.5O660n; feeder lambs, $S.504S.50.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Car-lot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Thursday.
May s;
Apples-Idsho. 4; New York. u:
oregon, 3; Virginia. ;; Washington. 81.
Total ~.
abbage-Alabama It; Loutsiana, II;
Mississippi, %: South Carolina, So;
Texas. g. Others 19. Total 100.
OnonS-California, 7: New York, 2:
Oregon. Texas 1873. Total 14S
Potatoes-Ala bama, "a Florida, 16s
Louisiana. 81: Name, 2so; Texas. IS.
Others 164. Total S07.
Stra berries-AlRbama. 6; Arizona
81; Louisiana, 43 Missouri, ~; North
Carolina, IS: Tennessee, Is. Others "a
Total 49,
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE
VEGETABLES

Apples-One Virginia, Washington
arrived; - cars on track, including
broken. Western Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania and Virginia truck receipts light.
Supplies moderate; demand and trad
ing very light; market very dull, few
sales. Barrels: Western Maryland,
Pennsylvania and Virginia. U. S. Is
" inch up, Ben Davis. mostly $4.75,
unclassified, "a A-inch up. Ben Davis
81 93.25. New York. u. =. Is, 2l4 4-inch
up Baldwins, $A75@5. Bushel Baskets:
Western Maryland, PPnnsylvania and
Virginia. T. S Is, 2L inch up, StarkS
mostly &22S: RnmsS, mostly 50 so: De-
lrtHus $685. Boxes Washington.
WInesaPh medium to large SlSe. extra
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Mail Order Houses
End MerQer Plans

NEW YORK, May 10 G.N.S0.-
The conference between repre-
sentatives of Sears and Roebuck
and Montgomery Ward looking
forward to a possible merger be-
tween these two outstanding mail
order organizations, have been
discontinued, according to reports
in the financial district today.
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Cotton Marts
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May G.Ns)-cotton
futures were steady at the close today
with May at 1855. July at $1s42,
October old at $14.s1. October new at
SASS. December old at $15,O6, De- >.
cemher new at &1474, January old att
S15.13. January new at &14t4. andfi
March at $15o6. ),
The market turned reactionary to-
wards noon. when futures fell to 5
to 10 points below yesterdays closer
May sold at $3.50: July at $1sSs, Ocs4
tober old at SASS, October new at
SASS, December old at $15Os. Decen-
Der new at $1475, and January neESS
at SASS.
The weaker tone in the Liverpool
market coupled with a new short il
terest coming into the market tended
to knock prices down from a steady
opening. .ra47f
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GRAINS OPEN HIGHER

CHICAGO. May 10 s).-Grains
opened generally higher today. Wheat
was up u TO 1Ec; corn UNCHANGED to
nc higher and oats 4 TO sc up. Open
ing prices
SeptemHsr los y f1nS: December. 11n
Corr-Msy 7G4 n7sA July. 100 az ;
Ssptsmbsr Sn1snI. Decenher. 7Sh
0ats-Nay, none July. IosS; septsm-
beE. 5sI&.
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COMPLETE QUOTATIONS ON THE NEW YORK CURB MARKET

-Pr ana Nes
High Dividend Rats High Low Close Ch'@s
~ woodley Petr.... ~ ~ Ef+ u
Y
~ n Oil Gas No.. ~ ~ 1Ia+ u
21l1 l411 zonite Prods $50 1875 l5H 1879
"Ex dividend tEx rights ( Plus ~ in stock Pay.
scrip ~ Paid last regular
Payable in stock. Payable when earned Pay
able cash stock Plus 1OSs IN stock Plus 81 In
stock Plus ~ In stock. Plus 81 in stock X Plus
~ n m Plus : n Plus n stock.
Subject approval Of soekhodsra Plus extras Unit
less than 100 shares
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PREV. $780, Name ana Net
High Low Dividend Rate HiEA Low Close Ch'ES
971s S5H Vacuum Oil Ha).. 1895 IS seE+ n
~ pa Venez Pet .2o....
9h Wick Ffnancial.... S3 SIS So
1871 S3S Walker H........ uH ll$S l1L+ u
ES "a Walker Min....... "a 2h 21S+ g
s l5s Watson w.. 31a 3's 39s- a
= u Wenden Copr..... \ IS ~ u
I6T 1873 West Air EXP So. 1895 392s 393s+ II
1917 6ls Willow Caf....... l3la l3L I33G- 81
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. May G.NgA-
The opening and closing prices Of tfe
New Orleans Cotton Exchange today
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
STEEL TONNAGE

NEW YORK. May 10 TNsD.-Ehe
Steel Corporation decreased 21s,438 tons
during the month of April Untitled
orders on April so amounted to 4,S54,22o
tons against 457o.65S tons on March
81. It79,74s tons on February 2S, anH
4,427,763 tons on April so, 1929.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10

The market seems to be seeking
some other leader to supplant
steel which has disappointed the
speculative fraternity many times
of late.
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New York Curb Bond Market

tFurnisnsd by ". 4 H,bOs Coz
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Name ana Net
Dividend Rate High Low Close Ch'ge
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
-E7) 7C BATTLE
 AILER THURSDAY
indoor Boxing Season to Start
 This Week il Hartford

Hartford Nov 5-Da.e~ Atlcr. ae slou> City junior lightweight. aao H,ots Tony Lcto in the asar bout ot the first indoor show Of the
 4son ii Foot Guard haU Thurs day night. is virtually q newcomer in these parts though tro weeks ago aa doseatod Jimmy Watts clever -otf 1orn~r. in 3 battle nt Bridgeport
 Among rho well known boxers ttInr has mat are King Tut. Joo @9ndoll. Jimmy Jerome and Lew ,fas5-y, the Philadelphia rrathry- weight who "as originally slated o Hort Leto but twice ran out of the match.
 Atlrr is what is known in the Ho<in2 @amc as q good cluh fighter His record is that of d boxer who "j1ns the fans real action, some 4mg that IS all too seldom trun or
 Y" hc2dlinnra.
 Lcto Is working Out al the $ Nicholas gym daily and is rounding into fine shape for this bout, his trsj of the indoor season.
 This is the balance Of the card. Joe Smith, Hartford. ys. Wally Gra- ham, New York, 10 rounds: Iddr Reed. Hartford, vs. Buster Nadeua, s rounds; Jerry E,mard. Folyoke. vs. Mickey Flahive, Hartford. rounds: Johnny Pinlham. Hartford ys. Al Gauthier. Springfield. four rounds.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
f,- uz~ra SOLGAT

''t1 | l+ s-''I s-'t
 lr Noter. Nov | lT' touch Dick Hmlry 4e Northv-.5.rn n my oplaon b14 o0n rr thn er a'n.t backs D-,r to @s~r,. foornl] leld,
 Hau< Blud.r is fho huh Ill qU~=- ton. Erl.r weighs -0p pounds. II, la fast a.rl a- oar.nl and nifty on his t,,t as 9 toe dancer.
 X doah oil ra.l,ta ty Ern&or tro'a the rwo wins back nraa.ion ls 0ge Of rbu lro1 rous5t..:' sroruI gaja- .,5= NosfA"nEterH h'.".
 Russ.lL qu@rt.ruaoE. rn'e'v'e thr ball from Tho c'nicr and sHnniy places it into rt2. hi of D"s4rrs stcu#nn #s Il. ,eut: +,.
 OlHhaa', right -nl. a.r' E.Gfuor riGh' wing ag,a. g.- t1. t.t.@sl}r Irf te~.,Ie in.
 Ice Hsaley h. dCep ba,h ana Kcnt right guard, tusI oGt and run in. de.rH"5v. I.st nn3 or
 ootuor+h. left guard. uoa1cs ont to Ioud Urul.r up thr Eell Afr.r giving Ih~ hall 10 Bralor, I,uso1 turns and blocks ;ay ln"rnu wno may har. attl.d through Baker, inc ran@y loft ,md. u#y petrol hr- hind rb" line with tine sam- purpose in uIDl.
 There js TO deception uhats2 v, :" in this n5.v. DH wh.t preceded r.. a ~rrIas of f. t"- and .apun'ra ard rrisa-,rc.~ @HI re- rrH inc ~H- pleity :dIs 10 i'- csnfjynnCss
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
INJURIES HAMPER
 FOOTBALL TEAMS
Taken as Indication That Season
 Is Nearing Climax

Now York Nov. lPl-Ano1hor indication that football in the cast is nearing its seasons climax is the wave Of injuries, results Of tough 1auyS. that has swept through tho rojl-rs tHts week. On every hand. hr#r stories are roming in of hurts 10 star players and other miShan- that dun the prospects to teams tor reAt Saturdays battles.
 Among the worst sufferers arr Columbia. which tackles Colgate. Army, which engages Illinois, Penn syyania, which goes up against Notre Dame, and Princeton, which has a fairly easy opponent in Lehigh
 The Lions Of New York started the week with seven casualties from the Cornell game, but all but Ralph. Hewitt and Joe Stanczyk, star backs were able to get back into action fc lesterday's practice. Hewitt suff'r- ing from d bad ankle injury. proI- ably will not ho abl" 10 face to.- gate. Tn at West Point, Aruy rc- ports the loss Of Bowman, regular quarterback. Miller N"nt"r and rarlmark. end. in addition 10 that ot Letzeltor. who has been sick tor q week.
 If Bowman misses tho Illinois game, tn" Cadets may t" in Lad situation. as Carver is tho only cap- able replacement.
 .,-.5 7. f,r i Gr&upncr. and G.ncl. and on" tackle. Olsen. w"ra not able 10 join the rest Of tho team as il began pre- parations for the No,re Dame game. l G7c 10 inc bruises Of the clash Wt.h Kansas. Bot I4n]el, Princeton fuIl- 0acA. who twisted a knee playin- against Bronn .Irt ii again in y"s- torlay's pra.rta" and is moi oHpeft- cI 10 play a@aH this srascn Pitts ] hurch IS rot pouuting heavily on l Paul Rei3er, tyN pound back "'o won re-uar rosirlon only 10 Get some had bruises while playing Ne braska The ranthc's tackle Car negi. Sururlay.
 Al HarYarI, where Coach Arnold ft0r@ T a-.-5. @|.l. '''t Il9 -- -"I''.''' in an ctCort to ind in" best com I inatlou 10 HH a=ainst Michigan, sy~o lIncucm. k4rhn and Richards, t-ara reported ou of Sa'u"iaFs zalrn YhJn Harding and 'r"Har', tarl.a. ar" on the doubtful il.r
 utn,r teams cau" rhroH~o last Saturdays -am,s in good ron1j-Ion and ,y.ro alfa 10 get ihclr proDara- -+ons started with ljtuSdelay "oach Jackson ceunI Of I"rtmouth ~rru2 try Gay't ,ErpriS" ty r"soind- ing an order for two-daF rrst and ruttfrg tho Green through q long Errlmuag, vhan his scouts reported alout AInghrny 2 small ocIl@@" oi'- ponant hHt onr of the 1o" unH@at'n md unti,a teams in the east.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
GRIDIR0N DOUBLE . HEADER PLANNED
PaWnees and Trian8les to Stage Two Games OF Sunday

In an effort to stir up interest among the football fans of the city, two local football teams, the Paw nees and the Trianglos, will stage a double header football program at Memorial Field in Willow BrooH parA Sunday afternoon. The Paw ncos will clash with the Maple Ends of Bristol while the Tranglcs will take on tho All-Burnside eleven of Hartford. This innovation should prove to be real treat 10 all loV- CTS of the gridiron sports boraus the two local teams have been play ing q great brand Of football thIs year.
 The battle between the Pa"neas and the Maple Ends Of Bristol will be in the nature of a plaNott or scorelcss deadlock engaged in by tn" two earlier in the reason. This gam was played in Bristol and after q hard struggle, both teams Withdre" from the fold without dcci1ion having been reached.
 The two combinations have strengthened their rosters for tn. coming clash and q real blood bat tlo is being anticipated,
 The Triangles will try 10 make ], TWO straight for the season over tha Capital City crew. The local team defeated the AlI-Burnsidcs by the score of + to in Hartford but since that time line capital City crcv has been atrcnrthcned and its a. tack has been perfected IL will ba d far different eleven from tn" car- Her acaroD days.
 The two local teams will pr&ctir" during the wccis for the games ana it is expected that d largo crowd will be OH; 10 sco the contests.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05

With the industrial basketball season scheduled to open play on November IS. managers of the teams that will represent the nine factories entered in the circuit haN> been busily engaged in organizins, heir quintcts for the pennant race. A number oG new faces will be seen in he various iincups this year but. at the same time, there will be | big prepondcrancc of veterans still playing in the league.
 Reports of the makeup of tho teams from the various factories have been received. In each ln- stance the managers have refrainei from making predictions as 10 the probable outcome of the league race but each one of them states that his team will be in the race to win,
 The teams as they have been out lined by the managers and coaches are given by factories,
 The Stanley Rule X Level team. managed and coached by Jimmy Murphy, will have W. Mercy and A. Garro at the forwards, Johnny kley at center and N, Gill and II. Carl son at the guards. F. Brown, ?. Brown, J. Adamowicz and D. Nor rison will form the reserve.
 The squad at the New Britain Machine Co. lhis year will be com- posed of Frost, Rod jcnsli, Nreden- burg. Bachnan. Arena. Augustine and Swanson. Besides these, the team will have Matis, Terrence, Bochnck and O'Connen.
 I'afnirs, always high in the final atanding in the league play, will have another strong team in the field this season. Jerry GicrochoW- ski will be at center. Mike Bucher! and Al Zaleski will ho the forwards. Al Haylick and Red Matulis will Oe tho guards. The team will be es- pcciaIly strong iu 1oeervc strength. Among the substitutes will he "Whitoy" Anderson, Nick Woro- nier}i. Art krausc. lanny Apple. aror. Joe Wulicki and Dave StohL Coach oId-n has high hopes for rcunant this year.
 Coach Clarence Coon of the r. x r. corbin team has named the fol- lowing players for his squad; Der lin, Hoist, Jasper, SaFicki, Soko- loski, Hriuzmau, German. Sorrow, Joyce and Schcyd.
 Manager Jim Lynch of the G1scos will send the following crew 10 the post: Ernie klopp, Huggie Carlson John Mccormack, John klatka, "Tankic" Barnes. Carl Resteli. Will Ii" Wojach, Chuckie Wojack Frank Shochan and Johnny Shee- han. Jim Lynch is being assisted ny Assistant Manager leo J, Robinson.
 The Stanley Works crew will con- slst of Alden Hcwctt. Vincent Abra- laowtcz. Joe Charlow, Arnold Reck- rrt. Joe Goffa. Russell Haigist Dan Mcrlinc. Robert Bagless Walter Reekert and $. Stanton.
 Russell X Erwin will have Il atrong combination composed of Johnny Sa&c. Elmer (NibbE) Ny borg, Emil karbon>c, George Lnke, George TcrWilligcr. Ed Getersloh. Tom Hart and Chester ShurzeWski,
 Corbin Screw will have practically the same lineup as last year. The squad comprises Hank Arburr, llammy Darrow, Joe Luty, Charles Baker, Andy Yakubowicz. Julian CHappyD Walicki, SapkowskL John NewGeld. sam rapodico. Henry sslepski. Joe Luke and J, Wiz>e. Ed Woods is the manager.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
BDJJE,NiitN EAGLES MEET

New Britain lodg" Of Bohemian Eagles nominated officer: for 1891 it the monthly ladies' night held in l. c. Q. F. hall No, 2 last night. A Bohemian luncheon was served.
 The officers nominated last night were: President. H. F. Willametz; vice president, Charles Stepina; re cording aecrctary, fharle" Sanek; financial secretary, August Rosen- lhaI treasurer Frank Spaceh; in- side guard. Joseph Conrad.
 The officers will be hallott"d upon ii the next mcotin" Of tine lodge on December $.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
BOSTON T() HAVE
 PLENTY OF POWER
Bruins Preparing for Hard Can-
 pai8n in Ice Hockey League

Boston. Nov. E gF-Tho Boston Bruins 1tu la1a three equally pow .rsu forward mes attacking their National hockey league for thls soason If thr progressive plans of Manager Art Ross materialize,
 Tao years ago. when inc Bruins became ~oud7 champions, the .yaf.y Ross introduced the second- line tu professional hockey and last year. when his taan swept through tra camHa5gu with 'yrIonir f-3"y. Kos, rauD- out Nrh third s,t Ot torW@rrls
 1t nas tho fafgro Q: this now scattered third tmo 10 click ut tn" 1i.4I moments that forced the Bruins to give up the Stanley Cup 10 L"s CauaJi,ns in Inc plaE-ods last spring,
 I'll. Bruins uasr ali but three of lust <,arr'5 pIjN.r5 Uud,r contract. ru car-om Mickey Mackay and Hmtv Conner uay" boan dropped aud loss now 6a@ au impressive col . lection oI ambitions yoHngster bat tlm5 for places on owner |. l.. Adams payroll
 None of The neE players has any chance of breaking into either Of the first two srts of forwards or into tn" g,2ular defens" forces. Marty Barry a4aiu will br the first string ey9ler and h. will be- supported hy hs regular wings. Pork Galbr2i.H and Harry oHvrr. WhDu this trio soft ms the opposition Ross viii s@jn2 his dynauita trio, "oooes Wei land, the Ieazuus tadin- oon F. , "Uuteh" Gamer aud -fbit" r!tWlosr lnio action to start tha sroriHr.
 The H2arasstro and hurly EdIb 1 Shore, Captain lion1 Hfchuaa and the versatile George Owen sill a. aist Goalia "Tiuy" Thonlpso.. onn ot ha ourssaudtn- goal rend'r- Of th I.aef3" lust gar. 10 mak. enemy . scores tya md Tar b.twran-
 Ross has bHt few more days tc study h5s new players. hrfore thoy open hrm. against tn. N4# York Americans, November II. Al 1H,s ent ofos.u vo.m~s'-r~ ar. h,ta- f. at- ad an5 bu1 =5A ot rb-a o-u b4 a.- raincd.
 1T is HuIy that Ross aAn ~H spara sgch tAp.-5 no.d udjdato us Arr thnpman. the r#uadiau- American uruH's ou'H.njins ccu- aer las, 4.ason. Bobby Taylor. wAc was ~I-a 5ne Bruins t.for.. he made .a lam" for himself wuh tho Phil adaIrna ArroWa Bopby Hutton. who returned Q Boston uE,n Harry Con Hor 74a turned back 10 U-tav,a, and MyJ.s I.ano. form.r l}ammo1th football and hockey star. who has been Brutn for the Iast two soa, sons.
 Among th- uewrouars are Jack "Locoiuoriy." Pratt and Ronald Lon. both from Portland. Or- Harty "tmosy" Brandrr who was playing with Seattle last spring when 1h. Bruins uurus-ormad tt the Pacific coast. Guy McNeu aue Jeffrey Carr, down from Edmonton and Paul EUn@r. another product 0, tuu Canadian northwest. All or noa cf tho.r boys auj h. shipped to ( minor ioa4uo for poIlshju-.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05

The St Marks Episcopal team crushed q weakened First Baptist five by SIS in the second game of the evening assuming a safe leai early in the contest and increasing fl Gs play continued, Kenneth Lar son lod his mates out into the van iE the early periods with three field goals. while Hanna and Minas con- 1ributed two each, and the end Of the half found the winners on the long end of a 21-3 score. Drulnmond accounted for all Baptist scores be- fore intermi5sion.
 Hanna jumped into the position Of leading scoring in the second half with a trio Of field goals, while Smyth found the basket twice from the floor and others once, and he Episcopalian lead mounted. Russell picked mp three points and Recano two for the luckless Baptists in this period.
 Only II personals were called in this contest. The summary:
 St. Mark Episcopal
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
HOOKING FOR GAMES

The Tigers football ta2u has a tow open dates and if wants aaH~s with teams in tho city within inc 150 pound o,a~s. Any team in thaT class, without o>ap ion. 3s invited 10 answer tae rAaltaue.. T6" Ti@erS would especially like 10 h"ar from }he South tr4-- roiuun5aos "nl Eagles. For ~HMa~ tal"rh0a" @o5'-'t l.-t twoen nn- ] D. n
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
ALIEN Ni-EEi.Lps. Nn.LNEE

Knoxville Tenn Nov. ! Lf4--Thc mantle Of Gene McEvnr. brilliant Tennessee halfback who js barred from playing this season by an in jnred knee. has fallen upon inc shoulders Of Shack" Allen. Allen will replace Ty Disney, who has temporarily filled the position Of ha1fhack
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05

ruaI as-ase in pr prHaon for tln start o. tho la@L roller hockey Jason Will he arranged sunday att-
 noon Nh4l managers and own"rs ot the seven teams entered in tH. .rcuit this year gather fn this ctE Tor what may l-a r0o last meeting 'nfore play starts. Word from No~ York sfata has boon received 7-.l- U= that minor dtfer.ne-~ fH.r2 haze been settled and ,a. teams arc ali ready Q go.
 Manager Ell C1anoN cot +G touch with Richard tDlcAl Don4sIy. s-aE-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05

1uG hala~o. on r1-t y-r- NaF Britain .u and one o' t7" two players ri. Htt fo fora a nul"ua for this y=I- quiar-- .a5 ha rn- ror-s htut,. .a rzn.t.oo- shape for q nard ha.
 Donnc1s.s oue inter -t is n the strength .. u. Now Htt.u tam. He wanre 'o So. a strong t4at8laa- tjon in rHlz o.'H. one i#ar @H clean f.n He b. v 4@5 ri&r rhr Now York .ta-, .~re @-.l ions battles ac every ns.t.ag. H. has O,au plenty busy in Ills LoHa city, Worcester and he lmt special leourles rc- lrItnc .Ho .na4p4a.e oC in. sroson tcug r"a1cl Av rn b.; @u.. lTan- a-r CIMay win i- a.-rrr u.L" 70 inform tlrl a.t-r .;.ra.H at,mceu.
 Efforts a~, HuH h. .. Hy j..-.;s officials +o at a reHtea -.t,.n fa ty -o 'ole eaar.r os 'A, N t.t.l p t.-0- rhtse. No-auG ar#uHa a"s Ho~u done about rEa ua--r =o @n uG President E.5. rprfs Q h1Es
 tram orrrar. .n t+- s5F.r 't+E' t'.". ia- tN- coming -'as5r. I'll" ot'"T tl5m o.u.rs ~sar. s--i rrrans'@srl oyer rHa auu3u-awsut fa o~". laok Arst. tr9r Een Drt:an ~oHij ln in thn la.1rr a@.iH this ."7H
 Manager clancy rcno.te t~a' s.n- -jmont ahoHt thr otE IS ~tro"~ 5o~ inc IoeaI r.ra au3 t7e roHaI."' 2 ,lpscts -oo4 ae-~ou ae@tn '-I var. Areau2 n~u;s "~a }".a@ uai ;" to get BarI,a5--s ta'l In shan" 'o" the yaar. T1a l0l is HI.afH IT" .rough au@ should tH"Ea a -ooi playing sar.@o. for flt ~am"s.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
! 1>TJTHERANIS WIN THRILLER
 AS JUNIORS START PLAY
Take Church League Contest From Trinity Methodlss }y 23-21 Despite Shot Into Wrong Basket Near Beginning of Contcst-St. Marks Team Outc2sses First Baptists and Takes 37-8 Decision.
Junior Church i.caguc

Tho First Lutheran team HDatch- rd q 93--I victory rom inc Trinity Ncthodist5 Tt tn" Y. Nj. (. A, last rtchr as the Junior church basket ball league opened ills second reason and provided league followers with A thrtIlin& encounter right at th outset The game, which WaS mark I'd br 13 personal fouls as it ,'n- folded its hrcrcely-fOugh' length. yas exciting from tn" first whistle to the last. and at no time was oitl- CT team able 10 gain anything lih" Il commanding lead.
 Eddie Anderson gave the Juth- c-ans a bad start by Tipping ih" L&l into the wrong basket, but then he went to work in earnest and col lected two field goals and q foul during inc remainder of the tirSt half. Leonard Carlson giving him his principal aid in cdging the SNodes out into B bare l4-13 lear at iurermiSsion. Luther Carrie was tho Methodist mainstay during these c-rIy periods. but shortly after inc second half opened he was lost on fouls and his team had to finish without him.
 Kraut stepped into tho breach with pair of pretty baskets and the speedy play continued undimin- i he'd despite closer guarding and 2 resultant slight diminuni1ion Of scoring Carlson and Eddie Andcr- son kept going. ho"cvor, and the Lutheruns Sta~anrcd ia two points ahead.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
WON'T PLAY SATURDAY

Pittsburgh, Nov CUP) Paul Eeidcr, Pitts new halfback sensa ton. probably will not be able to play Saturday against Carnegie Tech i. was announced today by Coach Jock Sutherland
 The little I55-pouud back was badly battered in Saturdays game with Nebraska.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
HrRDl.a QUIT. FOOTBALL

Fort Worth. r ... %o.. J lT' Charlie Casper Of @.a Au-orio rho got a national -chnl@.ito record for tho Hsh 1urIl.. n l~s- yaara 1Hcet o+ Chicago has -nndrawn rom the T@zas Christian university freshman football fuarr. H. will devote all his time to frDnIn@ for fba track 8oaoou.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-05
\ ANY WORKING HARD

Annapolis, Md. Nov. (UP)- Their confidence restored by sue cessive victories over Princeton and " est Virginia Wesleyan. Navy's reg ulars are working with q vim for the Ohio State game Saturday. Lou kIrn was the star of long scrim mage yesterday.