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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-03-06
West Union Schools

Upper Grade Room-The follow
ing pupils were neither absent nor
tardy last month; Albert, Clara,
Joseph, Lawrence, and Rosa Mar
thaler, Clemens Messer, Evange-
line Otto, Harvey Roth, Caroline
and Laura Rueckert, ROLAND and
Ruth Schwanke, Godfrey and Hill
degrade Orbeck, Regina Schlicht,
and Alois We're.
WE were glad to have Godfrey
Orbeck join our fifth grade and
Hildergrade Orbeck join our sew
enth grade last month.
We will begin preparing our room
for the Easter Rabbit in the near
future. The fifth and sixth grades
are just completing some hot dish
mats.
Mrs. Jung has been teaching the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-03-06
Kandota

Frank Scott, did shopping in
Sank Centre on Saturday.
Otto Allison was a Sank Centre
caller on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
.BURR|TTS CAPTURE TWELFTH VICTORY
PoIish-AmericanS of Thompson
 yiIIe Trounced, 5O-21

\ strong start and a strong finish were the two factors which brought the Burritts basketball team it's 12th consecutive yictiry in the prelim- nary 10 the New Eritaiu-Ol s Swcdes game at the Stanley Arena Saturday night, The losers. the Poiish-.tmcricans Of Thompsonville, were left on the short end ot 90 to 2l score.
 Every game has q start and finish but it also has an in-hCtwecn period and it was during this part of the game that tho visiting team func- toned best After being held with out a score until 10 seconds before the end of the first quarter. the Thompsonvillc team scored two baskets during this time and came within four points Of a tie at tho end of the opening period. The count was 10 f.
 Manager Saunders Hurritts played poorly in the second frame and just before the close Of the half lost the lead II to 10. The only suc- ccssful offensive effort during this time was Al Havlick's field goal which came shortly after the period began.
 The third period was featured by the many changes in the lead. Andy I2kubowicz who had not found his scoring eye up until this time began to cage them. He put the Burritts ahead r to II, Tencro tied the count at Fall. Luty and King each contributed to their respective teams scores and the count was again in deadlock. 14 to fl. The l'urritts. however. were in posses sion of the lead. 16 to l4 as the third period came to an end. In the last quarter the scoring machine Of the New Britain team began 10 grind out points and the visitors were out of it altogether several minutes before the end. l Every Now Eritain' player scored i in the game. Joe Luty and Yallu- bowicZ were tn" high scorers. but 1 the former definitely demonstrated to the fans that he is tho main cog i in tho floor work Of tho winners | Carlson. as usual. played well on inc defense. Luke was the losers 1 best performer
 The summarr:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
SOUTH CHURCH DROPS
 CONTEST IN MERIDEN
Boys Club Quartet Maacs Stron. Finish Against Badly Weakened
 Hardware City Aggregation

\ strong comeback in the final quarter gave the Mcridcn Boys club a -5-2l victory over q sadly weak 'u-d south Church bdsic. bah team saturday night in Mcrdcu and the local team had 10 accept it's third u"iCu Of tN" present season. With out Bell, Morcy or Rockwell the Hardware City team stIIl started oil strongly and held what seemed 10 he commanding lead all throuCn the first half aud welt into the third period. Then Mcridcn. which hal been behind by l5-IO at the half. began 10 rally and with four min utcs to play m the final session it uosc1 into a 2l-lJ lead as the game began to roughcn up. Vessels tied the score once more for the losers. but then the club counted twice and took the victory.
 The all-around play of LaGo2zo. biz Mcridcn center. featured for his, team. ,lacobi and Vessels were high mon for the losers. whose Of fousp collapsed badly in the second half The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
PENN SEEMS TEAM
 LEAGUE MUST STOP
College Basketball QuintetS
 Frightened by Yale Defeat

New York. Jan. LPp-OnCc more it appears that aspirants for the eastern intercollegiate basketball championship will have 10 stop Pennsylvania.
 The QuaNcrs began defense of the title they won in 1928 and 1929 on Saturday night by downing Yal" = to 23, in hectic battle in which McNiGi. substitute guard, was the outstanding performer.
 Penn led by If to r. at the end Of the first half but Yale took :, 9-1G lead in the second half. The Bakers rallied 10 tie the count at game in place of MaGncr tossed in two field goals and foul to givr the Rcd and Blue a safe lead,
 Yale presented. 8 formidable front throughout the lattlc. The Ellis ap- pear to be much stronger than they were at thi" time last year. Penn trounced the His 3j-lJ in the open ing game of the league season lass year and beat them by eight points at New Haven in later engage mcnt.
 Three other league members will make their first starts of the season on Saturday night. Dartmouth. with q powerful array, tackles Penn a. Philadelphia while Cornell. which has had no luck in preliminary games, tanSlcs with the Princeton Tigers at Princeton. The fifth league team, Columbia. will not be- gin it's season until January l5 when Princeton will be met here.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
 STARTS PRACTICE
Will Play All Early Court Games
 Away From Home

Although the New Britain High school basketball t,am IS late n getting started prospects for q bright season seem assured. There IS squad Of veterans from wjlicb g team may be choa.n This week the work Of conditioning ,hc team will begin and within week or two the frsj game 8jil ba played
 No d"tnitc sclc1u!" has been arranged but il IS reported that th- first game will he against New Ha- ven Iiillhoua" High school team next week. All games played prcvi- ous to mid years will he on out-of- town floors The gymnasium in the new addition win be ready about mid years and many of the games after February 1 will be played on the new school floor. The open ing game will be against the Har:- lord Public High school team
 Schmarr, Joe Potts. Silly Hoss. sam Miriliani, Captain Nathan Lipman. Herby Carlson, "Berky" EcrhoWitz. Joe BoGda"slli. Joe ludWino~ jcz. Bill ManEan, Nit;y Urruaa. "P,-. wee" Iule4lt and Mike Baylock Some Of the new players will h. Roy IIavljch, Johnny Franks, Gll- tnrs and Al Middleton.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
.SH|RES SAYS FIST LED DAILY ID DIVE
"1he Great" Denies Charges His
 FiStlC Debut Was Fixed

Chicago. Jan. ( VP,--Ihc only in forest Charles Arthur Ghc grcaD Shlros had m the boxing business to- udy was 10 clear himself of charges Of having participated in fixed d@tlt and attempting to fix another.
 Tic great one. with q ycarning tu Sl"n 9 contract to play first bas" for the White !ioN Hnd withdraw from no%In%, awaited H summons from the Illinois state athletic commission 10 give Hn explanation of charges that Dangerous Dan Daly of Clcvc- land. had taken q dive" for him ir Hhlrcs first professional fight at ;hc White City lrQn% December ,.
 Already under the ban of the Michigan boxing commission anG the National Boxing association, pending investigation of. d charge that q representative Of his had at tempted to fix his scheduled cngavc- mcnt with one Battling Criss at De- troit last week, ShircS misery Was increased by Q claim purported to Lave been made by Daly that ;he latter hau taken a dive.
 The letter charge was made by Daly, according to an interview printed m the Ohio State Journal Of Columbus. O., yesterday. DaIy. the story said. had gone into the tank" for Shircs, because he feared being taken for tide" If he failed to yield to request made by a Shircs representative.
 Promoter Jim Mullen. Shirts. and Eddie Meade of Cleveland, who brought Daly 10 Chicago for the first, all vigorously denied knowing %nythin9 about attempts 10 hN the bout.
 >are Blew Caused Dive
 Shlrc3 agreed that Daily had taken dive. put insisted the plunge was Induced by a stout right to the chin.
 'I never imagined I'd be willing tO fight aGWn for nothing, Shi cs $lid, but II l ever meet Daly or
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
TWO SPLIT HONORS
 IN GOLF TOURNEY
KirkWood Ties Olin Dutra-
 Bridgeport Player Is Third

Long Beach. Cal, Jan. 6 R,-Olnl Dutra. Santg Monica. Gal. and Jo4 kirliWood Of Philadelphia today held jointly the championship hon ors Of the fifth annual Long Beach &%,500 open golf tournament The toT the I4 holes Of medal play.
 Many leading contcndcrs quit the field yesterday afternoon in the fac ot | driN ing rain. As dusk was f9li- ing kirkWoOd turned in q sensation al 70 10 equal Dutra's first monvF
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

Gerry or whatever his name Is. | II slap him down without mercy anJ there won't Le any admission rharGc.'
 Major General John ]. C!ianin chairman of the Illinois state ath- ictics commission, indicated life sus pension for the promoter. fighters und managers inv olYcd in the affair If the charges arc proven.
 Promoter Mullen said he would ask the commission to request d warrant for Daly's arrest. then if inc fighter wished to repeat the charS as he should be compelled 10 make affidavit.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
SaraZen Wins Florida
 Title for Fourth Time

Miami. Ila.. Jan. P;-Thc crown of the Miami Open Golf tournament rested today for the fourth conScCu- Sur&Zcn.
 Yesterday he pollcd Il %"e for = holes 10 lead the field Of ij5 golfers who entered tn" $@,5oo inaugural Of the Florida 1880 Goltinjs sca"on. X stroke behind him was Bill Leach. Cyril Walker. saddle l;iv"r. x. J., with q 302 for his two days work.
 Sarazen left last night for the Pa cific Coast play in the Agua Calicnte Open.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

llation in 1921 has Lcru an arubi- tious outfit, travCIlng to wherever there was colnpctitiou that could not be brought to Chicago.
 This year the Edmonton, Canada, ;eam, worlds champions, will be hcrc 10 test the Trunks. Last year the locals won &7 games and los one: in 1922 they were uudet"atcd in i1 games.
 The MaIoncs took Helen T"agnc from the Trunks and Alice Lin le- man from the Brownies aud around them built q, strong five for tn $ campaIgn. They also will plaH the Edmonton girls. The hig series with the Trunks will be late in Jan u%ry.
 The Brownies are composed ot members of the Illirois Womcns Athletic club. and their oppon,-,ts must be within the X. A. [. fold.
 Violet krubaeck. A stcnoSraphrr, probably is the best girl player III the United States. other stars are Fila smith of the Trunks ana Helen Tcaguc and Alice Lindcman of the IaiCncs.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
COMETS TAKE LEAD
 AFTER LONG FIGHT
Break Deadlock ill Boys Club
 Intermediate League
Intermediate standing

The Comets took the lead in the Boys cllb intermediate basketball league Saturday. handing 1911 de- feat to the Live Wires and pulling out Of the tie for first place which had existed for several weeks. Wo- Jack scored l5 of his teams total and won the game almost single handed. Miska and Miller led the losers, with Jarvis playing good de- fensive basketball. The summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
THREE IN RUNNING
 IN BILLIARD PLAY
Layton, Hall, and Reiselt Lead.
 ing Th1ee-Cushion Tourney

New York. Jan. iPl-Thc naticn- al three cushion billiards cha3n- pionship tournamcnt has developed into 2 three o-corncrcd battle between Johnny Layton and Allan Hall of St. Louls, and Otto Ecisclt. Phia- dclphia veteran. Layton, the io- lending champion, and Reisclt. d former title-holdcr each has won three games and Hall two without q defeat.
 All three chalkcd up victories yesterday. LaytCns being by far the most spectacular The St. Louis carpenter trounccd Charles Jordan of Los Angeles, 50 to o2 in 2S in ninGs and set two championship tournament records in the progress. The number of innings. 2S, was the smallest in the cham pionship's hs- tory and Layton's average of , 4-23 also set q new mark. These new marks however, failed to touch the sensational game of Kcisclt who. Ill 1925 beat Angie Kicckhefcr. of Chi Vaco, in q jO-point block in 16 in~ nnGS.
 I:ci>Clt Beats SChulcr kcisclt beat Harry Schuler of New York, 50 to 3b in 49 inning. yesterday and Hal dowucd Tiff Den ton o( Kansas City. 70 to fl in 5s innings. The fourth match resulted ,n t victory for kcillhcfer oNer Gus Copulos of Detroit, 50 10 l6 in j innings.
 Layton Was confronted with the hardest task Of the three contCndcr.s i'll today's matches. He was matched with kclckhcfcr in one of the nigSt Illocks. kcickhcfcr has split cNeH in two games. Hall was pt,ci against Sclrulcr, who has yet 10 win Q match. in an afternoon match as were copulos and Jordan. The fourth match of the day, Reisclt vs , Denton, Was to be played tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
NO KANSAS CAPTAINS

Lawrence, kas. Jan. ( P'-No more captains will be elected to lead athletic teams at the University Of Kansas. An honorary captain will be elected ,n each sport at the end of the season, with coaches naming the leader for each game.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

Returning to its rcal form at Ihc Stanley arena Saturday night. the New Britain basketball team cycned matters up with Olsous Terrible Gwedcs by scoring 8 brilliant victory over the "Swanskas" from Missouri The final count was 5Q to .G. Against this far famed combination of bas- ketball experts, the home club dis played all the form of which jt ls capable
 Both teams went on the defense immediately after the game began out the SwedcS. because of their ability to toss in the long ones, got wo field goals and two fouls while New Britain was dropping in five ,ouls leaving the score at the r. minute mark at ( to ; in favor of he Swedcs. New Britain's offense 'ailcd 10 produce much in the SCOT ,ng line during this stretch although he players all performed neatly and with precision from the frce-throW line.
 Just as the 13 minute mark was hit, however. Jerry Conway broke he ice from the floor with q pretty hasket from down under Sloman followed with another from the ccn- ter Of the court and after Eichcson had scored for the Swcdcs, Sloman popped in another.
 in, ia tbTap mir rtes enables New Britain to lead he Swedcs at half time by q II to Q score.
 New Britain's play was coordinat- cd in the second half and al times, he SWcdes appeared to bc slow in CTS passed with lightning-lke spcc,I but they were never able to put much Of distance between them and their opponents
 Cartwright. guard, and Lefty Byers, forward, kept the visitors in inc running with spectacular long shots from the center of the floor but New Britain kept cdging away able to retain a four point lead un- iii the end The local defense was tight and kept the Swcdcs popping from q distance.
 In the last four minutes, the Swedes rallied and threatened to overtake the locals but, New Britain brought the ball into the back court and cinchcd the contest.
 .'Bo" Adams and Sloman were the outstanding stars of the game for New Britain. Adams electrified the T one handed pop from the side was one of the best shots in the game Sloman was q bundle of speed and he teamed up nicely with Adams in the front court.
 Byers and Cartwright were thq mainstays of the visiting quintet
 Game Next saturday
 New Britain will play the Phila- ielphia Red Caps quintet, an a-grc- sation Of colored stars cullcd from among the ranks of railroad portcrs n the City of William Penn. at the stanley arena next Saturday. This combination is said 10 be even better han the Renaissance five.
 A final game with Bristol will b, played in this city week from next saturday night after which, il i> ,aid. tho Bristol Endccs will be dis banded. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Official Standing

Another American Roller Hockey league record was probably created in this city yesterday afternoon, one for the largest number of goals scored in one game, when the New britain Panthers defeated the Co., Noes team by the scors of 1 to $. The game was one of the most free scoring exhibitions played at the stanley Arena for the past few sea sons with New Britain leading all the way.
 The Cohocs quintet after being showed under an avalanche of New Britain goals in the first pcrio l. ! faced the task of cutting down a i five point lead. Gamely the team went at it's labor and the result vas ! q fast and unusual battle with the i total of goals mounting every few | minutes.
 New Britain through 1ho work of i Kid" Williams and Earl Fierce scored five goals m thc opening : frame while CohoCs caScd onc when ! EouChcr bounded ono Of his bull l l"t-likc drives oft the edges of .Ietto's pads. New Britain added 1.-two more in inc second period. scores by rlcrCe and Griifiths giving | the Cohocs team plenty of work if the quintet was to stay in the run nlmG.
 The tide turned completely in the 1 third session for in this frame, New Britain lead was seriously threat tncd when thc tohocS quintet SCOT ed five goals to one lone counter b. | New Brltam. St. AIbin cagcd three of the shots fer the visitors with Mullgan addinS one. This cut New ] Britaiu'o lead 10 S to ( and t ap- pcar"d that Cohocs had solved the pest way 10 penetrate the New Brit an defense.
 { New Britain, however. taken by surprise in the sccoud-Iast quarter, came haCl, strongly in the final sc.s- sion and circhcd the game with three goals while the best Cohocs l could do was to snare in two. The final count was to so in favor of the home club.
 The vIciouSnc@S of the drives of the forwards on both clubs gave the goal tenders plenty of work duri :; tine game "EiG" Williams was in The hest of condition and at the height of his form. He cagcd six Of the 2oaIa for the local team and nI1 two Ius and outs Pierce slap ped in four while Griliiths got the ether Onr,
 Hartford 1luitiay
 The Hartford team with it's full strength hncup including Fred Jean and Dyson. SCrHppy ruSh"r who pm ned q neat shincr on Griffiths' eye, will riay New Britain here next Thursday night. New Britain will % Ia Hartford on Friday night Wednesday afternoon, New Britain plays m Albany.
 Tn, Aumni1rN:
 New Britain Cohocs
 First Rush
 Williams ........... Mulligan. ....
 second Hush
 G1tlthS ..........,..... Boucher
 Center
 Doh"riN ................... lcbcr'
 IIaltbacll
 J"itc .......................... lurccl
 First Period
 Goals Scored by Gagged by Tim, I New Britain Williams l 0: New Britain Williams 1:3;
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
COnlCtS
Live N ircs
Totals
tll-Ancricans Lose

The All-Amcricans were tumblcd out of joint possession of the lead when the lflashy Five doubled thclr score. 1G-S. NJ. Paluch and Musso featured for the winners on the at tack, while the latter and Annun- ziata held the All ll-American forwards scoreless, Pappi topped the losers. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
COMPLETES CS PASSES

Fremont Nch.. Jan. tP- Paul Nordstronl, quarterback for Midland college. this year completed 6S for ward passes out of 15t attempts. lardaGc gained trom his toSses was @9O.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
.Nil-.inlericaus
Ilaslly Five
Renaissance Moves Up

The Renaissance five humblcd the Giants by 21-13 and climbed into a tie for second place. Capodice and J. Marine were best for the winners while Bcllomo topped the losers in scoring besides holding his man helpless all the way. The summaU:
 Renaissance
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Giants
1otals
Junior League

In the junior league games the Shooting Stars downed by Ponies by l0-6. the Arrows outscored the AL Stars. by 1G-13, and the Wildcats held the Bulldogs to the short end of an S-2 score
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
TERRIBLE SWEDES FAIL
 TO TERRIFY LOCAL FIVE

New Britain Basketball Team Takes Famous Missouri Combination Into Camp by 30 to 26 Score -.Game Is Close All the Way-LOcals Lead at Half Time by
 If to 10 Count - Adams and Sloman Outstanding Stars-Philadelpha COlOred Team Here Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

! tohocS Boucher l,"a 4 New Britain Williams @s j New Britain Pierce :t2
 Assist by Wiitiams) 6 New Britain Pierce 4:36
 Assist by WiIliams)
 second Period
 New Britain Pierce S;O5
 Assist by Wiliams) s New Britain Griffiths 5:20
 Third Period
 $ Cohoes NIulligan 9:57
 Assist by St. Aubim 10 New Britain Williams :57 II Cohoes St. Aubin :0s F Cohoes St. Aubn 2 55 F Cohocs Mullgan l: :09 If CohoeS St. Aubin S:os
 Fourth Period l5 New Britain Williams 1:2s lG New Britain Pierce l:1s
 Assist by Williams) 17. Cohoes St. Aubin 5:12 IS New Britain Williams AZ
 Assist by Doherty) f9 Cohoes St. Aubin 4:15 Rushes-Pierce 6, St. Aubin r.. Stops-Jette 4S. Purcell 30. 1'oul-Hebert
 Refcree-McDonald
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
 
PAINTERS BEAT COHOES
 IN FREE-SCORING GAME

Record for Total Number of Goals in One Game Is Probably Shattered - New Britain Quintet On Long End of II to Count-"kd' Williams Ac- counts for Six of Local Teams Scores-Hartford Indians With Fred Jean in Lineup Here Thursday Night
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
pOliSh- h-Anorir;,n.

Score at haIf-time 11-10. Polish American; referee, Ball; timer. Saunders: scorer. Butler.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

X journey to Berlin from London by land and water takes 20 hours; by air it takes only nine and three fourths.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

Chicago. Jan. 6 GP'-BusNc,ball a boys game!
 Ha! Ha. from the Taylor Trunks and May and Malone teams Of Chi caSo.
 And to back up tho "ha. has the girls are playing boys' tivcs this year.
 The Trunks with 194 victories in nine years ami only eight defeats. claim the national championship. The Maloncs. newcomers strength cned by recruits from the Trunks and the Brownies, another success full quintet of girls. challenge tha, claim this year.
 The American Amateur Athletic Union also challenges i;, but be- cause of professionalism. Two Of the Trunks arc playground instruc-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
MAG AND HAWKINS
 WIN TOURNAMENT
Capture 1O1 Doubles HandbalI
 Play at '. M. (. A,

The Hawkins team won tDc lOl senior doubles handball tuurua- mcnt at the Y. NJ. (. A. by defeat ing their nearest opponents, the Lawson team. 4&1 points 10 44j. Approximately 8 matches were plaSc of in thi5 tournam, nj. . which stated October 2l and ends tomorrow. Ten teams started in the tournament ana eight finished. Two teams dropped out due 10 illness and injuries. the Mangan-Hibb5,r and iiorcstrom combinations. The Mag-IIIvkius team, which has been playing together fer the past urcc years. proved consistent per formers in tournament play. This team won top honors iu 1928. was 'unncr-up ia 1929, and is the win ncr Tn the present 10l contest. In the present tournament, which It has just won, It came through to win seven out Of eight matches, the only team able to defeat it being the Nogcl- Hcrgstrom combination.
 It's nearest rivals for top honors the GrcCnstein-LaWS team, won six matches, the third team, Ores Scl-CroWc. won five. The Roche Rosenberg team. considered at the cginning to have q good chance for top honors in the league, won five matches and lost two and has stil. to play the Dalcy-Dclaney team. which Will place it up near the first three if 1t IS able to defeat the lat Ter team by 3 lar-e SCOT.