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New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
IBOYS' CLUB MEETS
 NEW HAVEN OUTFIT
Evening High School Seeks to
 Snap Locals Streak
Boys Club
 Boukus

Boys Club Evening H. S. Boukus ................. Reich
 Right Forward
 Ferony ................ kogan
 Left Forward
 kerelejza ................... Friend
 Center
 fdlHeltd ......,..... ....,. l.. BOSSl
 Right Guard
 NinleIS .-....,..t,.,.., FreedTnan
 Left Guard
 ubstitutes-Boys' Club. Zujko, Paluch. Compagnonc.
 The New Haven Evening High school quintet will attempt 10 stop the rush of the local Boys club bas- ketball team this evening in the East Main street gym and will bring a, reputcdly fast outfit along in its quest of victory. The club has rolled up eight victories to two de- feats and looks 10 be in the middle of a great season, but the Elm City ties are hopeful of spilling 1t tonight and of acquiring the reputation which will accrue to any team turn ing this trick.
 Several of the visitors players among them Friend and Bossi have appeared in this city with the Eve ming High quintet in previous years and have given a good account of themselves on those occasions. The New Haven team, while 1t did no, forward a full list of it's players, car ries a squad of l2 men, so that ii will be prepared for any oventuality and should force the play all the way.
 Coach Ray Anderson of the locals will again use his regular lineup Boukus has not been going so vel lately, but it is expected that he will again be in there with Ferony to. night, striving to regain his early season form. kerelejza will be at his old post in the middle Of the floor and Rametta and Winters. who stop ped the Bristol Boys club attack last week, are slated to start in the back court. Captain Compagnone will be held iu reserve, as will Zuj. ko the flashy young forward whosc work was one of the features of the triumph over Bristol. It is hoped that Mike Paluch's ills, which have held him on the bench for q fort. night, will have been left behind to. night and that Mike will again be available for service.
 There will be d preliminary al 7:30 o'clock and dancing will follow the games.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
WTTHfRSFIEID MAN DIES

Hartford. Dec 29-U Su'. fering heart attack while driving his automobile 10 church Sunday. Isaac E $. Berry. 5g, ot Wcthers field, collapsed over the wheel and died instantly. An accident wos avertcd when Miss Mabel Weeks, a passenger, stopped the car.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
1000 trained men were in action against the rebels.
fl KILLED IN ACCIDENTS

Boston. Dec. 29 'UP)-Fourteen persons were killed In motor vehicle accidents in Massachusetts during Christmas week, according to the report Of Registrar George A. Par ker.
 This was six less than for the previous week, but one more than for the corresponding period last year.
 Ten of the victims were pedes- trians, three were occupants. and one a motorcyclist.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
BASKETBALL 1APLAYS &E2a9 PLAYERS If You Would Enjoy Basketball This
 Season Make Note of These Im-
 portant Rule Changes.
pOrtant Rule Changes.
You Would Enjoy Basketball This
By EVERETT S. DEAN

By EVERETT S. DEAN
 Basketball Coach, Indiana University
 Basketball fans should have a fair knowledge of the rules in order to enjoy the game fully. In this article mportant rule changes for 1881 will be discussed and it might be well for those who like their basketball to cut out the rules and study them occasionally during the Season.
 Rule [. Section 3.-A new note states that held ball may be called when a player holds the ball for five seconds in the backcourt if an op- ponent is within one yard of him dul .ng this time. In other words, under these conditions closely guarded player is withholding the ball from play. This will encourage Aggressive playing and discourage stalling.
 Rule s. Section 6.-On any jump ball, the ball may be tapped twice, bu- not more than twice, by either one or both of the jumpers. and the second tap may be made either in sids or outside the circle. After a player has tapped tLe ball second time, he may not touch it again un til it has touched one of the other eight players, the floor, the basket or the blackboard.
 Rule II. Section L. When time Is IS to be resumed when the ball leaves the free thrower's hands - when it leaves his hands for the last free throw if more than one free throw has been awarded. On free hrows from tech 1ical fouls or dou- ble fouls when the ball returns to center whether the free throw is made or missed, time Is resumed with the toss at center, as formerly.
 Rule 14. Section S.-The rule against kicking the ball applies only 70 positive act. Although it is diff fcult sometimes to distinguish be- tween intentional acts and those that are accidental, it is better to have the officials guess incorrectly now and then on this play than to have he constant and unnecessary inter- ruptions in the game caused by call ing violation every time the ball and foot come together
 Rule IS. Section l.-Cn a jump oall, Ii a jumper l,..ves the circle before the ball is tapped. the peual- " is a technical foul instead of d viola tion.
 Rule 15. Penalty for Personal Fouls.-If player who is fouled in he act of shooting gets his field goal, only one free throw is award ed. If he misses his field goal, two free throws are awarded In either ease the ball is in play if the free hrow is missed
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

mouth set the bed linen aflame Alekhine tried to reach the door of his room but fell. overcome by smoke. Hotel clerks entered the room in time to rescue the chess master, who was only slightly injur- ed. The fire was extinguished
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

E. c. Sowka and Andrew s. Wes- oly, both of this city, have won their numerals for class football at the University of Vermont.
 Captain Monjue Zaleskis Ford ham Rams scored a one-sided vic- tory over the Penn quintet Saturday night. The local boy dropped in five field baskets and two fouls to lead his team in scoring. Tonight at o'clock, the Inter- City Bowling league will hold it's 11th weekly session at the Palace alleys. The feature game will be between the Sani Five and the Pal ace quintet.
 The Y. R. o. C. A. State league teams bowled at the Palace alleys before large crowd last night. New Britain defeated Meriden two out of three games.
 Tuesday night, the South End club will bowl it's weekly schedule at the Palace. The Inter-City Girls league will also roll it's games Tuesday night.
 The Meriden Roller Hockey club was defeated to in a close battle on the Silver City rink yesterday aft ernoon by Newburgh, the leading team in the league. Ferdie Harkins' goal in the closing minutes decided the issue.
 According to reports, the roller hockey league isn't going so hot and there is a grave doubt that the league will last out the season. In some of the cities in which league teams are operating, business is very ! good but in others, Meriden especial ly, the attendance at the games hasn't even paid expenses. New Britain is missed by all of the other teams in the circuit.
 Professional basketball returns to I this city next Saturday night when the New Britain National Guards meet the Bristol Endees at the state armory. This will be a resumption Of the present season interrupted by Manager Clarence Lanpher until aft CT the holiday season was over.
 This game will usher in the New Year for sports in this city. There will be no games next Friday night in the Industrial Basketball league and there will be no other sports 10 speak of until Saturday night brings the two court rivals together at the armory.
 Promoters of all sorts of sports are finding the going pretty tough according to reports from various parts of the country. Fight crowds are thinner and thinner in New York and every promoter is going slow on signing up expensive programs. Hard times hit sports as we'll as everything else.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

lissoll was q close second n the scoring with five points.
 The Endees win come 10 New Britain next Saturday night to meet Clarence Lanphers National Guards in the first basketball game here of the new year.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

Wakefield, Mass. Dec. 29 iUP)- |Whilc the police chief and severd other policemen parishioners bowe5 Y heir heads in prayer, somebody [stole the collection at St. Joseph's
 rhurch.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
THREE IN HOSPITAL

Quincy. Mass, Dec. 29 (UP)-A family reunion took place at Quincy hospital when Leo Delvin. IF, ar rived following q coasting accident. His mother already was a patient there and his father as visiting
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

Henry Allen Cooper of Wisconsin has served in the house of repre- longer than any other present member-1S two-year terms.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
BRISTOL ENDEES BOW TO
 ALL-STAR COURT QUINTET

Joe Carros Reorganized Quintet Suffers 31 to 27 De- feat in Opening Encounter of the Season-Winners Are All Members of Bristol High School Alumni Sugar" Hugret Proves to Be the Outstanding Star for the Victors - Losers Meet Locals Saturday Night.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

FOR BEST RESULTS | NI HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
Alumni All Stars
Bristol I.adees

Totals ......1l ! .. Score at half time 12-io, All S'aIs. Referee, Gciccr.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
COLLECTION BOX STOLEN

Rule Changes
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

The Meriden Roller Hockey club was defeated 3 to in a close battle on the Silver City rink yesterday aft ernoon by Newburgh, the leading team in the league. Ferdie Harkins goal in the closing minutes decided the issue.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

The Y. R. o. C. A. State league teams bowled at the Palace alleys before large crowd last night New Britain defeated Meriden two out of three games.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

Tuesday night, the South End club will bowl it's weekly schedule at the Palace. The Inter-City Girls league will also roll it's games Tuesday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
Speaking of Sports

E. c. Sowka and Andrew s. Wes- oily, both of this city, have won their numerals for class football at the University of Vermont.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
WITH THE BOWLERS
PALACE ALLEYS

'. K. o. (. A. LEAGUE
 New Britain Men
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

Tonight at o'clock, the Inter- City Bowling league will hold its 11th weekly session at the Palace alleys. The feature game will be between the Sani Five and the Pdi- ace quintet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10

san Antonio where he will attend
business college.
Miss Jane Miller Of st. Charles.
Illinois, who with her parents are
spending the winter in Harrington
spent the weekend here with Mas
Jean Forbes.
Rev. VIM. LeMay attended the
monthly ministerial meeting OF the
Christian church Monday in Can
Benito.
MI. and Mrs. +. L. Sugg and small
daughter. Rachel. returned Sunday
from a business trip TO Waco.
Mr.. and Mis-. r. z. S~nodgrass
who enjoyed the Christmas vocation
i'll Fort Worth and San Antonio re
turned Sunday to WeSlacc.
Mrs. Alice Yarbrough an6 little
daughter. Viola, Of La Feris visitei
Monday With Mrs. VIM. LeMay.
Mrs. Bascom Robinson CT Ia
Feria spent Monday mere with Mrs.
+. z. Smith.
MI. and Mrs. r. NJ. Woodward
have had their son, James Wood
ward Of Wenatche. Washington,
for their recent guest.
MI. and Mrs. Dale Richcreek lett
the latter part OF the week 1or
Stephenville where Mrs. RichcreeK
will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwrad Ham. while Mr.. Richcreek
attends the Hicks Rubber company
convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10

I. Emmons home left Sunday for
ner home in San Antonio.
r. 5. Fagley OF Cincinnati. ONO
is visiting MIR. ana Mrs. G. B. XIII
gan and Mr.. ana Mrs. L. v. Kles-
ter.
Miss Mildred Ann Smith has ie-
turned 10 ward Belmont, Nashville,
Tennessee to resume her work theirs
in College after spending the hon
days IN Weslaco.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. r. Brown OF La
Feria and Charles Tufts and dau-
ghter or Snica, Michigan were Sun
day visitors at the ID. F.. KirgaiI
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. McCord OF
Corpus Christi and neice. Miss
Beatrice Mab-y Of New York City
are visitors in the Valley and are
stopping at the Cortez hotel.
Miss Leila Welch Of MiddleseX,
Pa. Is visiting 1t The home Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. n. Ball and viii re-
main here for the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Richcreek and
son. Burdette. left Tuesday for an
extended business trip to Austin.
Virgil Lehman left Sunday for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10
TWO 1T
SURPRISE K

A group Of friends met Sunday az
the Hackenberg home to surprise
Mrs. @. NJ. Hachenberg and Mrs.
4. B. Trummer whose birthdays
were celebrated. Those present vert
MeSsrs. and Mesdames E. ~. Nor
ton- II. L. Buddymeyer and dau-
ghter. Marjorie. w. z. Edwards II
McCasland, w. NJ. Smith and
family. Clyde Clark, Herbert Has
family Of La Feria and guest. Chas.
McCasland. w. NJ. Smith ana
family. Clyde Clark. Herbert Hale
and daughter. E. B. TRIMMER. Il.
&. Barber and family. E. /. En-
mons and family, John Brothers
and, Miss Melva Schwaback ana
the two HacSenbe-g families and
Mrs. j. A. Puckett and children or
San Benito. Mrs. BOYD Of Mercedes
and Mrs. Hope Grimes and chill
dren.
Mrs. Trummer who declared the
party wasn't news to her was sur
prised at her home on Monday with
Messrs and Mesdames Smith and
family. Herbert Hale and daughter
! z. c. Barber and family. John Bro
'thers and z. n. Norton coming IN
for the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10
Terrell Banker Is
Valley Enthusiast

W. "A. Reid. vice president OF the
Terrell. Tex. National Bank. has
improved upon Horace Greeleys
advice to young men. Reid who
recently visited the Valley return
ed to his home with the following
declaration: IF I we're a young
man. ! would resign whatever Job
I might hold and light out for the
Valley. It is the garden spot Of the
world, and offers boundless appor-
tunities for any young man Of in
itiative and average intelligence
The story Of Reds visit TO the
Valley was recently carried by the
Terrell Tribune. Reid wrote in
part: The various citrus crops Of
the Valley are now IN full fruition
and the possibilities Of that section
of the state may be seen at their
greatest advantage
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10

prepared by two Of the club men,
berS.
The honoree shared this delicious
connection with the guests ana
members who were Mrs. Bryant
James, Misses Betty and Marjorie
WEIGH. Miss Huppert, Mrs. Wave
Stebbins. Mrs. Oar Ratliff. Mrs. J.
n. Head. Mrs. II. j. Grapperhads.
Mrs. Arthur II. Ullrich, Miss Alma
Reeves. Miss Joan Pope, Miss Flor
RE Haear. Mrs. Alma Fort. Mrs.
Myrtle Smith. Miss Beatrice Olis,
Mrs. II. q. CreSsner. Mrs. z. B.
Guthridge. Mrs. Gus Kaufman, Mrs.
Brvon Hutto. Miss Tell!son ana
Miss Roberta Baker.
A ST Of lovely gifts was pre-
sented the honoree including pre-
sents from a number Of friends
and members of the club who were
net able 10 be present.
PERSONALS
Or. and Mrs. NJ. J. Smith had for
their weekend guest, Eli Howl Of
san Antonio.
Miss Estelle Smith who has been
visiting over the holidays at the Z.
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Valley
Society
WESLACO
PRAYER BAND MEETS
WITH r ~

The second Timothy ais Prayer
Band met at ten o'clock Wednes-
day morning at the home Of Mrs.
J. X. Penny with ten present. The
Lovel chapter was studied with Mrs.
j. II. Couch as leader. The Band
has changed the time Of meeting ~
ten O'Clock Tuesday mornings ana
VIII meet next week with Mrs. ID.
I. Setter. For the next few meet
ings they will study the subject OF
Prayer and Mrs. Couch will lead tn
meetings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10

AS the frock flatters the figure,
50 the footwear must flatter the
foot. Simplicity and conservatism
rule, but again like the f~lattering
"dressmaker touches on the frocks,
it is not just a plain simplicity Of
line and trim. but a rather intri-
cate simplicity Of smart lines and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10

unusual cuts. delicate and clever in
their working out. Greater atten-
ton Is given to trim. though 1t is
not so lavishly used Above are sket-
ched some OF the most liked styles.
Black shoes, as other black access
cries. are particularly smart, es-
pecia!lly with the brighter colored
clothes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-10

AT SHOWER

Miss Madeline Huppert whose
wedding to w. T. K~ingsbury VIII
take place Friday, January 10. was
the honoree at a delightful shower
at the regular meeting Of the Bust
ness g. Professional Women's cup
luncheon Tuesday. The delicious
brides cake decorated cleverly wItn'
a miniature bride and groom WIS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15
HARRISONBURG

Funeral services for the late
Garfield Bryant, World War vet
eran, who died in Norfolk, Va.
were held from the Baptist Church
Friday, March 7th, and were con
Quoted by Rev. Shipplett of Crozet
assisted by the pastor, Rev. A. B
Lee. Interment was made at New
Town cemetery.
Woman's Day was observed al
the N. E. Church last Sunday. The
contribution was over three hun
dred and seventy dollars. At night
large audience witnessed musi.
cal drama, rendered by a number
of ladies, under the direction OF
Mrs. Lucy Hollands.
News has been received here OF
the illness Of Mrs r. 3. Smith
wife Of Rev. 4 3 Smith, ex~pastol
OF the Woodstock M. E. Church
Mrs. Smith is at a hospital in
Washington, D. c. Her sister, Mrs
Roxie Burgess, of this city, has
been called to her bedside.
Much interest is being attracted
by the approaching recital to be
given March the 18th, at Bridge
water by the Jubilee Singers.
The popularity contest at the
Effinger school is in full swing
The contestants are Misses Meta
Ray and Deploy Minor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15
NEW 0RLEAS N. A. A. c. P. PRES
SEES CASE AGAINST POLICEMAN
WHO SHOT GIRL

New Yrk, March 7,--Dr. George w
Lucas, president of the New Orleans
branch of the National Association fol
the Advancement of Colored People
reports that the branch in cooperation
with the Federated Civic Leagues, is
prepared to press the case against the
white police officer who shot fourteen
year-old colored girl when she resis
ted his advances in the cafe where
she worked. A statement issued by the
New Orleans N. A. A. C. P. and FEEDER
ated Civic Leagues, says in part.
1--WE are going to fight and not give
up until our women are no longer
shot down by white brutes for fun
The N. A. A C. P. and Federated Civic
counsel to see that the murderer Of
Hattie CcCsry, who gave her life to
save her honor, is prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law.
The Louisiana Weekly is cooperating
with the two organizations pressing
this case.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15

fans thought that Maxey had set
up with Larry, they were convinced
after five snappy rounds in which
Rosenbloom failed to come up to
the expectations of the fans. All
Of these rounds seemed to have
been even, and several times the
fans were brought to the height of
cheer, when Larry landed several
perfect blows on Maxey. | am
break, but he has nothing to worry
sorry this boy had such bad
about, because he has proven his
worth and has shown his ability
as a real fighter. If this boy is
we'll managed and given chance
we will see another colored boy
wearing a prize-fghting crown. Fol
about colored athletes.-J. E. B.
low me each week and learn more
let loose his dangerous left and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15
SOUTH RICHMOND


Last Sunday the Union Baptist
Church was well attended. Ser
mon by the pastor, DIR. L. c. Gar
land. A sacred concert at night
under the auspices of one of the
church clubs. A great paper on
Unity" was read by Mrs. Proctor,
the mother of Miss Effie Proctor,
one of Unions loyal members. -.
On the 18th instant the funeral
services of Miss Mamie S. Dixon
were held at the church. The ser
mon was delivered by the pastor,
DR.. Garland. Scripture lesson read
by the assistant, Rev. Jefferson.
by Rev. Andrew Smith.
Miss Dixon was a loyal member
Of Union. Peace to her ashes.
Union shall miss her.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15
ovERsHADoWING THE PAST
Paramount Feature Service

FaramO uNC GdCUIe DSIFINO
This is Jerry Stephens of New
York, whom l wish to introduce to
you. This kid is another of those
little snappy fighters who is gain
ing popularity each day. am
going to tell you more about him
some time soon. l can't talk 50
much about this kid this week, be-
cause l have an interesting story
to tell you about fight that took
place recently.
Rosenbloom- Johnson Fight Another
Excuse to Keep a Colored Fighter
From the Crown. Foul! Foul!
Well, folks, l am going to tell
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15

sent Maxey to the Land of Pleas
ant Dreams, in the sixth round of
ten round bout. The referee
pronounced it FOUL! AS PER
USUAL. The doctors had a hard
time trying to tell MaXey what it
was all about.
Well, Johnson was disqualified,
but Maxey will have something very
interesting to tell you when he
awakens from his slumber; at any
rate he knows that something like
a cannon ball struck him. l am
quite sure he doesn't want to enter
another battle like that if Larry
is on the opposite side.
Although the bets were two to
one in Maxey's favor and all the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15

you like Anthony told the Romans
Just before his speech over the
body of his greatest friend, Caesar.
If YOU have tears prepare to shed
them now. You know there was a
great prize fight Monday night at
the Madison Square Garden in New
York. You should have been there.
You know that fellow Maxey Ro-
senbloom, the talk of the ring, met
real fighter. You know ex-
planned to you few weeks ago
about what happens when two real
fighters meet in the ring.
Well, this is what happened Mon
day night. Larry johnson, the
spectacular colored fighter from
the "Black Belt" over in Chicago,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15
Visitors fire
W elcOme.
LOCAL DEATHS

William Harris, age "a, dice
March 6, 1925 st. John Street.
Fred Macklin, age 80, died March
4, GIT North Thirteenth Street:
Mrs. Pearl Hunt, age "a, dice
March 5, 212 East Baker Street.
William Jones, age 81, dice
March 5, SO Wood Street.
Gussie A. Lipscomb, age "a, dice
March S, 400 Cable Street.
Lucinda Dennis, age Is, died
March S, 1912 West Moore Street:
Bette Burton, age Ga, died
March S, GOT West Marshall Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15

After poking around in the hole
he noticed carefully brick lined
cavity containing decaying wood
en- box.
This box contained rusting iron
box with the treasure" The dates
on the coins indicate that the boz
had been hidden more than 40
years ago.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15
Gravel Hill Baptist Church
Raw w l. Tuck. Pastor

Rev. W. 1. Tuck, Pastor
The missionary Brother Coleman
was present at Sunday school. The
Bible class was taught by him.
At 1880, Rev. C. B. Jefferson
brought to US a good message, SUBJ
jeet, ~ Am Here"
On last Wednesday night prayer
service was we'll attended.
Our sick are slowly improving.
]. M. Anderson, Reporter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15

There will be a banquet at Fuller's
Inn Middle Grove, on Friday night,
March 81, given by the ladies of st.
Paul d. E. Church. A musical pro-
gram VIII he cendered. Supper IS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15

WANTED-Two women for house
work; state wages expected and
give reference. Address this paper,
of C. Ten Eyck, Allamont, Albany
Co., N. Y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-03-15

The members of the Pleasant View
NJ. E Church, gave their pastor, Rev.
J. w. Holland, a surprise party on
Wednesday evening, March 9Th. 1t
vas highly appreciated by the pastor
and family.