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New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Italian Specials

Milan, Nov. 99 Up)-sergeant Aldo de Giovanni and Sergeant Giu scppc Chid were killed when their airplanc, cn rout" from Lonate to Iozzolo. crashed into an d:cctric wire near Olcccio.
 l'acnza, Nov. 29 (UP)-Firc in an ndjoining h,cv cod depot badly dam aged the p@ri5h church at Iicvc di Corlcto. l'ircncn from l'acnza pre- rcnicd spread of the blaze.
 Florence. Nov. 29 UP)-Parigino Menesini, S6, a Garibaldine war vet eran, of the campaigns of 1860 to 1870, died yesterday.
 Bari, Nov. % (UP)-A landslide posedly duo 10 underground streams, overwhelmed the gardens on the outskirts of Spinazzola, endangcring several small houses. which were evacuated.
 Parma, Nov. % (UP)-AGostino Ianzuni. %g. former civil engineer and graduatc Of Louyain university, joined the Bcncdictinc order st ceremony witnessed by q large crowd at St. Johns abbey.
 Rome, Nov. 29 OUP)-Threc na lives of the Udine district, including an army sergeant, convicted Of es- pionage in behalf of foreign power began prison sentences yesterday.
 The three. Ugo Gasperini. Pletro cangiani and Sergeant Manlo Bo- tri, were sentenced to eight, five and three years imprisonment, rcspcc- lively.
 Ancona, Nov. 29 (UP)-An elcc- tric intcrurhan tram was deralled yesterday between Castello ana tamerino. killing the conductor ana injuring three passengers. A relief ear sent to the scene later collldAl with the wrcckage of the first car and killed three more persons. SIX teen were injured in the second crash.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Elinn (SWedi>li)

Sunday, g:4o T. m. Bible school; II d. m., : p. m. and p. m. semi annual convention of the Swedish Baptist Young Peoples union of the New York conference, speakers: Rev. Erhardt Swenson. missionary from South America and Rev. David r.. Anderson, evangelist from St. Paul, Minn.
 Tuesday, 5 p. m. church monthly meeting
 Thursday. ?. m, sermon and prayer meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Memorial

Sunday, 9:3O a. m. church school: 10:3O a. m. English worship, preach- ing by Rev. W. H. Barsch; 11:45 a. nj, German worship.
 Monday. s ?. m. meeting Of the Priscilla Giris' club at the home of Miss Emma Schall. 424 Park street.
 Wednesday, II a. m. to D. m. sauerkraut dinner given by the Ladies' Missionary society.
 Thursday, p. m. midwcck scrN- ice in German.
 Friday. 5 p. m. choir rehearsal.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Grace

Sunday, 10:45 q. m, E. C. Olsen, a New York publisher who has preached in New Britain a number of times, will conduct the service. At 12:15 p. m. Sunday school; p. I'll. Joseph Cohn, son of an ex-rabbi and a religious worker among the Jews in New York will preach. His subject will be Down in the Ghetto"
 Tuesday. p. m. women's prayer meeting at 40 Lincoln street.
 Wednesday, D. m. week day re- lgious school at the hall
 Thursday, p. m. week day re- lgious school; 7:45 p. m. midweek prayer service at 1854 Stanley street.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
First

First
 Sunday, 9:45-l1:05 a. m. Sunday sclool; 10:45 q. m. beginners de- partment and primary story hour; 10:45 a. m morning worship. speak CTS, Charles B. Parsons and Rev. Alfred D. Heininger. At 12 noon, rlcn's Bible class. leader Rev. T, A. Greene; ? p. III. Armenian service end Bible class, preacher, Dr. Hadi- dian; D. m. Peng-Yu club, leader, Miss Alice Humphrey.
 Monday. 10 a. m. Hartford asso- citation of Congregational ministers; 12:30 p. m. luncheon; p. m. stand ing committee meeting: 6:15 ?. m. First church chorus rehearsal; 7:15 p. m. business meeting, thespians.
 Tuesday, 5:30 D. m. cafeteria sup per. dining room.
 Wednesday, 2:30 D. m. sixth grade week day church school; 5:30 p. m. light supper served by young men of the church; 7:50 D. III. religious education committee meeting.
 Thursday, p. m. Armenian wom- ems prayer meeting; p. m. 7-1 and s. grades week day church school 7:45 p. m. world acquaintance tours, conductors. John Peter and Rev. Alfred D. Heininger.
 Friday. 4:15 p. m. Girl Scout meeting; 1:3O p. m. Boy Scout meet ing.
 Saturday. 10:S0 a. m. opening scs- sion 7Srd convention annual meet ine. Connections Council of Religious Education.
 Sunday. 10:45 a. m. morning wor- slip. sermon: What Sort Of Re ligion is Most Needed Today" Rev. Dr.. George W. C. Hill; 4:SO D. m. fellowship hour; 715 p. m. evening worship.
 Monday, 2:S0 p. m. Sunshine so- ciety meeting; p. m. religious edu- cation committee of Womens as sociatlon; 6:15 p. m. young women's auxiliary supper and meeting; p. m. Boy Scouts.
 Wednesday, o;30 ?. m. united week day church school. grades ftur and five; 7:50 p. m. every member canvassers' meeting.
 Thursday. p. m. united week day church school. grades 7-2 and S-1.
 Friday. 9:5o a. m. Woman's as sociation all day sewing meeting, luncheon served at noon: p. m. Girl Scouts.
 Assyrian Mission
 Sunday, 1:SO p. m. worship at South church, preacher, Rev. E. L. Adams.
 Monday. e:15 p. m. English class.
 Tuesday. ? p. m. women's Bible class; D. m, jolly juniors,
 Thursday, 7:3o p. m. prayer meeting.
 Italian Mission
 Sunday. 9:S0 a. m. junior. inter- mediate and senior departments of the Hunter road Sunday school; 10:45 a. m. morning worship "t Hunter road. p. m. beginners and primary departments of Hunter road Sunday school: p. m. worship at South church.
 Monday. p. m. choir rehearsal; s P. m. Christian Endeavor.
 Thursday. 1 p. m. junior choir re- hearsal: 1:15 p. m. prayer meeting; s ?. m. choir rehearsal. .,l
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
BASEBALL BRIEFS
7 the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 At Bradenton, Fla.-St. Louis (N) s; New York (A) 7, 1S innings. At Fort Lauderdala Fla.-Buf- falo QL) 6; Brooklyn Seconds 5. At. St. Petersburg. Fla.-Detroit (A) 5; Boston (N) 4; 10 innings. At Plant City, Fla.-Philadelphia (N) 2; Rochester UL) 4.
 At Fort Pierce, Fla.-St. Louis (A) 9: Milwaukee (AA) 5.
 At San Francisco-Pittsburgh (N) 9; Missions (PCL) 4.
 At Los Angeles-Portland (PCL) ': Chicago (N) 6.
 At Austin, Texas-Chicago (A 5; University of Texas 1.
 Today's Schedule
 At St. Petersburg, Fla.--New York (A) vs. St Lodis (N). ,
 At Clearwater, Fla.--Broohlyn (N) vs. Philadelphia (N).
 At Fort Myers. Fla.-PhiladelphA (A vs. Cincinnati (N).
 At San Francisco-Pittsburgh (N) vs. Seals (PCL).
 At Los Angeles-Chicago (N) vs. Portland (PCL).
 At Sarasota. Fla.-Detroit (A) vs. Indianapolis (A). "a,
 At Pensacola, Fla.-Boston (A vs. Mobile tSA).
 At Fort Pierce, Fla.-St. Louis (A) vs. Milwaukee (AA).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
FORMER CHAMPS
 LOSING IN RACE
Mag-HaWkins Handball Team
 Hasn't Won in Four Weeks

The Mag Hawkins doubles hand ball team which won the last doubles tournament here, and also repre- scnted New Britain in the state championship tournament in Bridge port has not been able to win q match on the focal courts in the past four weeks Roche Rosenberg recently defeated them three games straight. and last night, the Hip bard -Hergstrom team defeated them two out of three games. In the present local open championship tournament, the Dressel-Crowe team is still leading, running up record of 14 wins and one loss. The Hib- bard -Hergstrom team is in second place with IS wins and 5 losses.
 Mag-Hawkins arc in third place with 10 wins and losses. The Dressel-Crowe team has just three more matches to play, Mag flaw kins,. Dunn- Mangan and Hibbard- Hergstrom. Hubbard Hergstrom have two more matches, Dressel- Grove and Dunn Mangan teams. Mag Hawkins have two more matches, Dressel- Grove and Mangan and Dunn.
 Dressel- Grove hold the advantage and by virtue of their record seem due to wh the championship. Mag Hawkins won the open champion ship in 1928, Anderson -Hergstrom known as The Terrible Swedes won it in 1929 and it now appears that the Dressel-Crowe team will cop it this year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
SHIRES IS WORRIED
Arthur the Great is Expected to Change His Mind About Refusing to Play Wi.b White SoN.

Chicago. March 2l Pl-No little worried and somewhat remorseful Charles Arthur Shires is expected to change his mind about forgetting the White SoX and make final. per sonal appeal for reinstatement 10 Charles A. Comiskey.
 After receiving Comiskcy's dc 1nand that he first explain his diff culties in the prize ring before he would be reinstated. Shires explo- siyely announced he would play semi-pro baseball this season and ask to be placed on the voluntarily retired list.
 A chat with some older and wiser heads of the game. however, is be- lieved 10 have changed his mind. He is coming here from Texas with his younger brother, Russell.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
CHOCOLATE YS. RIDGEWAY
Sensational Cuban Fcathciwcight to Battle New Jersey Boy at Madi- son Square Tonight.

New York, March q tP) - A 10 round bout between Kid Chocolate and Al Ridgeway and a somewhat synthetic l5 round championship battle between Black Bill and Mid get Wolgast, are the high spots of Madison Square Gardens weekly show tonight.
 The Cuban Negro, regarded by many experts as the outstanding featherweight in the country, rules a ? to 1 faVorite over Ridgeway. the New Jersey boy, who can hit as well as box.
 Black Bill and Wolgast are final ists in the hywcight tournament here and the winner will receive recognition as champion in this state. Bill. il stablemato Of Choco- late's, is Il slight favoritc over the little Philadelphia veteran.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
ANOTHER FOR CARNERA
Italian Mountain Man Disposes Of Frank Zayita Of Newark in One Minute and 5l Seconds.

Jacksonville. Fla, March 21 Rl- heavyweight. in one minute and 51 seconds. Primo Camera, Italian pu. gilist. has won his 1lth straight American knockout victory.
 At the start Zavita rushed Ca nera. but the Italian 1loored him for count of nine with a left up. percut. After a bit of sparring Ca nera came in again and ended the fight with left to the head and a right to the body. Zavita appeared nervous and did not land a solid punch during the bout.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21

Far better basketball was played in the Senior High school inter-class basketball league in yesterdays games than was exhibited in the pre- vious nights game. Contests in the league are scheduled for Monday and Wednesday afternoons but because of the late start in the tournament it was decided to play again yester- day so as to complete one week s schedule.
 In the first game of the afternoon the Twelve One players, who had previously upset the dope bucket by defeating the Ten-TWo team, eked out one-point victory over the Ten One freshmen, who had also won their previous game, the final score being l4 to 3. The Freshmen missed their chance of winning the game by weakening at the foul line as they missed four foul shots while the Twelve One team made six. The Freshmen scored five field baskets to the Seniors four.
 The summary:
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New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
BURKE LEADS TOURNEY
Westport Pro Clips Three Strokes on Par for a 0s in Opening Round of La Gorcc Classic.

Miami Beach. Fla. March 1(P, Billy Burke, Westport. N. Y, was leading the parade contestants to- day when the sl5.000 La Gorce open golf tournament moved into the scc- ond IS hole round. Medal honors are to be awarded at the completion Of 36 holes.
 Burke clipped three strokes off par yesterday for 6s.
 Craig Wood was second with a 70. Horton Smith, Bill Mehlhorn and Clarence Gambler each had 71's.
 Johnny Farrell rang up a fl as did Gene Sarazen. The low 64 will play the final S6 holes tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
MEET ON GRID RULES
National Committee Gathers Today at Absecon, \. J., for Its Annual Session on Regulations.

New York, March q N| The gathered in Absecon, N. J., for its annual session today expecting to sake little or no change in the code that governed the game lastt sea son.
 In a pre-meeting statement. E. k. Hall. chairman of the commit tee, said only a few minor and technical alterations in the rules were under consideration and that the majority of the committee would vote against such suggestions as eliminating the point after touchdown, counting first downs in the scoring, >outlawing the run-back on an intercepted pass and altering the tumble rule adopted last year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
BRUINS W|NF|RST
 GAME OF PLAYOFF
Boston and Montreal Teams Stage Longest Game on Record

New York, March 21 Rl-Tnc first battles of the National Hockey League titans in the series to decide the 1880 winner of the Stanley Cup and the worlds professional hockey championship have brought con- tinuation of the record breaking aG- tivities and the surprises of the regular season.
 The Boston Bruins, defending champions who set so many new records in their climb to the top Of the American group, and the Cana dian leaders, the Montreal Maroons. set another new mark by strugglin, through the longest overtime game the big league has ever seen befo.'e Boston finally won, 2 to 1. The game at Montreal, first of a series Of the best three out of five between the first place teams. went through the regular 60 minutes and 45 min utes of overtime play.
 Two goals coming three minut s
 
 only breaks in inc strenuous SCOT s. less battle Of the three regular pe,- iods. Then they went right on stopping only 10 change sides after the third period and to clear the ic. during the overtime, making it Ca minutes of almost steady play before a weary Harry Oliver of Boston tooH q pass from Percy Galbraith anl put a shot past an equally wea"y Flat Wlash, Maroon goalic. Dune Munro, Maroon captain, opened the evenings scoring and Cooney We'll and made the tally that tied it up for Boston.
 At Ottawa, the New York Rau- gers. battered third place holdcr, in the American division, pcrforneJ | the feat for which they are famous in hockey circles, playing far abovr expectations to hold the spccJ> young Ottawa Senators to a 1-l ua iE the first game of the third pla,l i play offs. This series is decided D, i ihe total score for the two gam so the teams did not play overtim"
 The Rangers, picked as easy vie. 1 tims for the Senators because of in. | juries to their stars, took the lea in the first period when Leo Bou :. i geault floated d surprise goal iron | mid ice into the Ottawa net. Play, ! ing defensive hockey they held tn i margin until the third frame whnr Art Gagnc of Ottawa scored tying goal that was greeted with strenuous protests. The referees whistle blc ! for penalty just as GaGne shot bH 1t was ruled that the goal was valii
 The second place teams, Le! Canadiens of Montreal and the Chi | Cago BlackhaWks, are not due tt start their two game series unti l Sunday, the same night that tht Rangers and Ottawa clash in thr; 1 deciding contest. The second Boston | Maroon clash will be played in Mon treal Saturday and the rest, of tn | series in Boston,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
LOCAL BASKETBALL TEAMS
 AFTER TWO STATE TITLES
South Church and Whppets Seek Honors at Storrs To- morrow - Senior County Y" Champions Meet Fairfield County in Semi-Final Game Whippets, Defending Honors Won Last Year by kensngton, Draw Bye in First Round.

New Britain teams will represent Hartford county in both the inter- mediate and senior basketball tour naments at Storrs this weekend and will seek to bring the inter-county "" state championships to this county and city. The South church is carrying the Hartford county col ors in the senior tourney, while the Whippets are representing this sec- tion in the intermediate competition.
 The South church, having been handed a forfeit by the New Haven county entry, will progress into the semi finals without opposition and will meet Fairfield county at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the big Connecticut Agricultural col lege gym. Windham county. repre- sented by the team Of Woodstock Cellegian giants which has defeat ed the locals and won the state title for three years in succession, will tackle Holland county immediately afterward. and the winners will de-
  o'clock in the evening.
 The locals will take along the strongest team they can muster, players who are expected to make the trip being Captain Clifford Bell Ernest Jacobi. Theodore Vessels Otto Barta. Kermet Parker. Henry Rockwell and Daniel Wosilus. Will ton Mercy will be in New York with the DeMolay team, but an effort is being made to have Billy Darrow former South church player and a regular on the Aggies quintet, meet the team at Storrs and play with it
 Invitations have also been extend ed to Freddy Miller, Tom Caulfleld and Durwood Pond of Plainyille and Philip Welles. Robert Sharp and William Rose of Mapping to accom- pany the team to the tournament regular forward if the locals finC that any of their own players arc unable to make the trip.
 Whppets Defending Title The Whippets will be defending the state title won for Hartford county last year by the Kensingtor Boys club intermediates. Original! scheduled to open their campaign |. for state honors this afternoon, the Whippets were fortunate enough to draw bye in the first round of the : tournament. Holland and Litchfeld counties will clash at s o'clock to- night and the Whippets will meet the winner tomorrow morning at l( o'clock. Fairfield and Windhan counties will also be opponents to- morrow morning, and the final game will be played at o'clock in the afternoon.
 The full Whippet squad, compris. ing Captain Matthew Paluch, C. Wo. jack, Sartinsky, Carl Boehnert, An, thony karosis. Lucian Olewnik and Wilk, will make the trip.
 A reserve Hartford county outfit consisting of the best players from the other leading teams in the league will also be on hand for use in case of emergency. This will be selected from Don Lewis, John Got owala, Lefty" Helenski, John Clan. Hone. John Bonolo and Slepski ol the Kensington Boys club; Francis Hattings, William Merza. Arnold Cormier and Lawrence Stanley oi the New Britain South church, and Cornelius Nicholson, L. Burnham and R. Burger of the Mapping Pio- neers.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
DECIDES ON LINEUP

San Antonio. Tex, March 2i (PA- Manager Donic Bush has about dc cided on his White Sox lineup for the first game of the 1880 Amcri- can league campaign.
 It is: Hunnc0cld. shortstop: Cts- sell, second base: Reynolds, center field: Jolly right field: Watwood left field; kamm. third base: Clan. cy, first base, Riddle, catcher and Thomas, pitcher.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
ROSTER IS COMPLETE

Winter Haven. Fla, March 21 R) The Phillies roster of regulars is complete and Manager Burt Shot ton wore a broad smile today.
 Fresco Thompson, captain and second baseman, signed his contract yesterday and had his first work out with the team. Neither Shot, ton nor Thompson would reveal tho details of the document.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
League Standing

The singles open tournament is due 10 start April 1st with some of the following men entered: s. Mag T. Clare, c. Anderson, Doe" Was kowitz. NJ. Rosenberg. C. Hawkins. l.. Eogel. R. Hubbard. "Keck" Parker. w. Greehstein. It will prob ably be necessary 10 make two di- visions Of equal strength and the winner of each section will battle it out for the championship.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21

Referee, George M. Cassidy: Scor- er Zetterman: timer, Herb Carlson; Score at half-time, 9-7, Eleven-One.
 Ten-Two Team Wins
 Showing brief periods of power, the team of grade Ten-Two defeated the Eleven Two team by the score
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21

of 3 to 5. The chief fault of the Ten-Two team go far in the tourna- ment seems to be taking things too easy in the early part of the game Without doubt it has potential power, but the players have shown this power oni vat times in the two games. The defeat marked the sec ond one for the Eleven-Two boys. Don Dagata was the outstanding player for the losers. caging all of their three points. Chick Baylock, Crowley and Wojack played we'll for the winners.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
ONLN ONE cO9 FOUNDER

Joe Sanford, sophomore griddcr at the University of Maryland, has the distinction of being the only 200 pounder 10 make the varsity squad in any branch of old Liners sports for the l929-S0 school year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
NOT \ HOUSING SUCCESS

Oregon state colleges basketball team barely managed 10 come out on top in their basketball season. The Beavers won If and lost l3 anG scored S02 points 10 500 by their opponents,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21

IOtdIS Referee: George M. Cassidy; Scor- CT, Zetterman; Timer, Herb Carlson; Score at half-time, 3-2, Eleven-Two.
 Play On Monday
 On Monday, after school, the teams will resume activities and Ahe games will be as follows: Twelve Two vs. Eleven One; Twelve One vs. Eleven Two; Ten-One vs. Ten-Two.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21

The second game of the afternoon was not less interesting than the first. This also was a one-point vic tory, the Eleven-One team defeating the Twelve-Two Seniors. This was the first victory for the winners and the first loss for the losers. The SCOT ing of the winners was about evenly divided as was the case with the Seniors.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
INDUSTRIAL CHAMPS WILL
 ENGAGE IN TOURNAMENTS
Home and Home Series Is Abandoned This Year by Officials of State Council-Entries for Champion ship Play Must Be in by March 29-First Contest to Be Staged On April 5-Corbin Screw Quintet to Represent New Britain-Bowling Regulations.

A departure from the custom of ether years when the champions of city industrial leagues throughout the state met in home and home series for the state industrial title, will not be followed this year it was decided at meeting of Y. M. C. A. industrial council officials at a meet ing in New Haven last night. In stead the championship wtH-be de- cided by tournaments.
 The preliminary tournarhents will be played on April 5. Teams in northern Connecticut will play at the Waterbury Y. M. C. A. and teams in southern Connecticut will play at New Haven. The two winners will meet ou April 12 at place to be decided between them.
 All entries must be in by March 29. Although the exact number of teams entering the play has not been decided it is expected that approxi- mately 10 teams will see service.
 New Britain has not had cham- pionship team in the six years of in dustrial league history here. The teams that went further than the others was the Corbin Screw quintet of last year which sgdefeated by Stamford in the semi-fnals.
 Corbin Screw this year is stronger than the 192S-29 quintet. Besides having the five regulars who carried their team to the championship there is also a sixth man who is on q par with the regulars. If the Screw Shop quintet should lose a man because of personal fouls, Charley Baker can fill in and the team will not lose strength.
 The rules that govern the ind us- l trial leagues in each city will be in effect in the state tournament. Dis satisfac ction was expressed by "Y' Industrial Secretary Bryce Long and Manager Earl kissclbrack of the Corbln Screw team relative 10 tho rules which govern other teams. Some industrial leagues require an 'llS lblilty rue Ol OnIy two WcCkS. A star player could be employed now and be eligible for the tourna- nent. This and several other rules will hc changed for the state title race before another year rolls around. the New Britain officials were promised. It is too late to make changes this year.
 Bowling Tournament
 The bowling tournament will be conducted on the same dates and under the same conditions. The northern teams will play at Hartford and the southern teams will play at New Haven. The New Britain league will not be over when the prelm- mary tournament is being conducted but the team in the lead the Tues 1 day prior 10 the opening will bc given the privilege of representing New Britain.
 Al the present time Landcrs is in the lead with Russwin and other teams giving it clCSn run
New Britain herald., 1930-03-21
FORT DODGE AGAIN VICTOR

For the second straight year, Fort Dodge high school grapplcrs won the Iowa Statc intorscholastic wrestling meet stage by Iowa State coIlcg'.