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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
Basketball Results

(By the Associated FreSSD
At BroWnwood-HowaTd PAYNE %;
John Tarleton College IS.
At Ab,lene-Abilene Christian
College IS: Texas Tech 25.
Al Observation-Disclosures Teachers
s: Stephen r. Austin College 81.
AT Greenville-Burleson College
! =: Texas Military College %.
At New York-Fordham IS; Johns
HOPKINS 20.
At College P~ark-Maryland 81;
Western Maryland Is.
At Mt. PleaSant-Iowa Wesleyan
50: Dubuque Il.
Az Observation-Disclosures Wesleyan
81: Midland 80.
At York-York 81; Nebraska
Central Il.
At Yankton-Yenkton 81; South
-skota Wesleyan 20.
At Rock Acknowledgements 81;
Ambrose -.
visa p.
Tearhers AZ: Norfolk Jr. College 81
AZ Nenominec. Wis-LaCrosse
Teachers 70; Stout Institute II,
AZ Ads-East Central Okla
TEACHERS a.; CriDes Mo -.
At Butte-Brigham Young So
Montana Miners 80.
At Tacoma-Idnfield 35' Pugel
Sound College y.
At KirksviIle. Mo-Warrensours
Teachers Is: Kirksville Teachers y.
Az Springfield. Mo.-Drury 81;
Westminster Is.
Az Tarkio. Mo-Tarkio 26' VIII
liam Jewell "a.
At Havs. Kas--College of En-
co-,a OK. Havs Teachers 20.
At Baldwin. Kas--MePnerson 81
Baker Ia. ,-. G,
At Sterling, Mastering 81 q
Johns 80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07

The game most charged with pos
sibilities in the Valley Amateur
Basketball league tonight, is the
n between Sebastian and the
Brownsville Junior college. The
winner or this game will have a
good chance OF being lower bracket
runner-up before the season Is
spent.
The two bracket leaders. EdInburg
FiTemen and Harrington Methodists
have easy games on their schedule
tonight. The tiremen take OIL Ray
mondville, cellarite Of the upper
bracket, and the MethodlsJs are tc
clash with Rio Hondo, also a sub
way passenger In the league.
McAnen. runner-up III the upper
bracket, has a relatively easy game
booked with Mercedes. This tilt may
develop into q hot scrap. McAilcu
has lest but two games, and theSt
we're TO the fast moving fire boys
OF Edinburg.
San Benito, lower bracket runner
up. is scheduled 70 tangle with the
Fort Brown quint. The soldiers have
vet to win a game. The SAINT!
should coast III tonight.
But-here's where the catch comes
in. The Saints still have two game
with the Harrington Methodists
Chances are these will result IN loss
~. This would give Sebastian anc
Inc Brownsville Junior college
chance al the lower bracket money
That is why tonight's game between
these two clubs is so important u
them. 4,
The Valley race has pretty wei
settled down to a question Of vht
the r%unners-up Will be III th'
championship round-robin. ms
Edinburg Firemen and the HARM
gen MethOdists have pretty wei
sewed M first places. McAllen ha'
4 strangle-hold on seco X honor'
in the upper bracket. The loWel
bracket second honors will be hotiS
contested however.
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One Dead in Air Crash

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. T-P@One
army flyer was dead today n three
others were safe after miraculous
escapes in two crashes
second Lieut.. Alexander 3. Orb.
81. Q officer on active DUTY
With the 18TH observation squadron
at Dodd field. was killed almost m
stantly yesterday when the plane
which he and his companion, ser
Reant A. r. FarTar. 80. had been
maaeuvering. colllded with another
four miles south Of Kelley field.
Farrar and Lieut.. Carl r. Storrie,
pilot OF the other ship, were unln-
iured. Farrar jumped from the fali-
ing plane and released his para
chute.
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Double Header At
Fl. Brown Tonight

A double header featuring the Sc
basfian and Brownsville Junior COL
lege ouints will be played on the
Fort Brown court this afternoon
The game VIII get under way at 1:5u
d. H.. -,
This contest will be followed by
another between the Model Laundry
Cleaners and Forakers Dudes o.
Harrington. -,
Red Lumpkin of Sebastian VII
officiate IN both contests.
The Sebastian-Scorp game is OF
particular Importance as the winner
Will have a good chance 10 become
runner-up In the lower bracket.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07

WITH seven consecutive county
championships behind them, the
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo girls bas-
ketball team has perhaps the best
record Of any Valley athletic or
ganization. Since 1923, the t~ri-city
girl cagers have always been in the
thick of the fray for the Valley
championship. They were beaten
out in 1923 by Wilson Tract and IN
1926 by La Feria, but outside Of
Juan-Alamo girls have had things
these two seasons the Pharr-San
pretty much their own way.
THERE is now an organized ef-
fort Oh foot to do ava. with SIRE
nuous competition for girls in the
Valley. In view Of this fact, the
tri-city girls did not attempt to Or
ganize a team this season. However,
a number OF girl teams have sprung
I'D in Willacy and Cameron coun-
ties and the Pharr-San Juan-Ala-
mo girls decided TO enter play once
moro.
WHEN the call for candidates
was issued. 80 girls turned out.
SIost az the veterans from last
years Valley championship seXtet
are back for service under the
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo banner. At
present, il looks as II their most
strenuous opposition will be the
Wilson Tract girls. This aggrega-
ton OF feminine goal toSsers won
The Valley championship in 1928.
They were Cameron county cham
pions last year, and they have yet
10 lose a contest this season. The
Aztec girls will meet the Southern
Pacific team OF Houston at Browns
vile Feb. Is in an exhibition tilt.
From present indications, the Ed
inburg high school cagerS are get
ting set to begin another regime
Of Valley basketball championships
such as they established III 1921,
- and %. It was under the rule
of these quintS that the Valley made
It's best bids for state champion
ships. Ii will likely be some time
yet before the Valley will produce
a state CHAMPION.
IT WAS back in those days that
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Biggest Pay for Biggest Fighter
Camera Gets $4,000 for 5 Minutes

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-P)-There
are no figures to prove II, but the
suspicion grows that Primo Car
nera, Venetian carpenter. Will be
the highest paid athlete in the
United States within almost as
short a time as II takes to tell 10.
The giant Italian heavyweight
Knocked out Cowboy Billy Owens,
Cherokee Indian from Guthrie.
Okla, in three minutes and 25
seconds OF fighting az Newark last
night and boosted his total earn
ings in America 10 somewhere be-
tween 10000 and S45. 600.
Camera has made three ring APP
pearances since he came 70 this
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country and knocked out three men
in total ring time OF five minutes,
~ seconds. That makes his earn
ings average approximately $4,000
for every minute he spent in the
ring.
Owens made a better showing
than either OF Cameras previous
opponents. although that may have
been because the Italian was in
clined TO clown his way through
tie first round. The Italian knock
cd out Big Boy Peterson in ] min
ute. 10 seconds Of fighting in his
first match here and Elzear Rioux
OF Canada in Al seconds at Chicago
last Friday night. Owens lasted 3
minutes. IS seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
3 HAVE CHANCE
TOSTOP HUNTER
Indoor Net Championship
Chances Are Divided
Among Four

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-tP-If
Frank Hunter is to be stopped in
his bid for the national indoor ten
mis- championship the stopping Will
have to be done by either Perrine
Rockafellow. former Colgate Ath-
lete. Gilbert Hall. erstwhile Cana
dian indoor champion, or julius
Seligson, eX-inte7collegiatc champ
ion.
Rockafellow played excellent ten
mis- IN eliminating Herbert Bowman
yesterday. 6-f. 6-3. Seligson moved
down tho redoubtable Des Moines
PLAYER. Harris Coggeshall, in two
quick sets while Hall was forced
to GIL. 1911. so. by Ed jenkins o.
New York. Hunter polished of
Eugene McCalliff. New York, 6-3'
8-6
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SKATERS
TAKE TO ice

OTTAWA. Feb. 7.-tP-With 2
number Of stars from the United
States vieirg with the Canadian
leaders. the ladies North American
outdoor speed skating champion
ships and the national speed skating
championships Of Canada being
here today. The field totals 10.
Loretta Nietzel. holder Of six
ladies records. and Rose Marie
Brady. who defeated Miss Nietzel
Saturday 10 win the Michigan state
championship. will compete in the
ladies events. Ed Wedge. Melvin
Johnson and Ford Hatfield are the
Detro!ters IN the mems champion
ships.
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GGHTS LAST
&e1N
- rho Assoclsfed Prrssl

(Bv The AssOclsfed FffssI
NEWARK, N. Primo Camera.
Italy. knocked out COWBOY Blue
owens. Guthrie. Okla a.. Buck
weaver, Medicine Lodge, kas.'
stopped Jack Shaw. South Orange.
". j.. a..
HARTFORD. Conn-Bush- Ora
ham. Utica. N Y. knocked Out Al
Rackow. Hazleton. Pa, 81.
RERLIN-Harry stein, GERMANY.
defeated frankie Geraro, New YORK.
foul. Cd.
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City Pays Bills

CHICAGO, Feb. -tP-The city
today began paying off some niIls
and some employes-in scrip.
Tax anticipation warrants were
made available to policemen, fire.
men and other employees who ex-
pressed willingness to take their
back pay IN this manner. Problem
OF cashing the warrants rested with
those who received them.
Although it was pay day for schoo,
teachers, they received no monsy.
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BOBBY CANNON viii begin base

BOBBY CANNON viii begin base
ball practice at Mission high school
Monday. The diamond Is Bobby's
speciality and regardless OF what
sort OF material he gets, II Is safe 70
say he will turn out a good Club
Very few people arc ambideXter-
GUS. Eddie Roush, however. is a
converted lefthander. He used 10
be righthanded, but the old salary
wing went on the blink....SO he
just changed over.
George SpitZ OF Flushing. u. L,
has hung up q new high Jump re-
cord for school boys. ". Any boy
wanting to establish q new record
in this event Will have TO 60 over
six feet, three and and n sixteenth
inches. 1t takes lots of energy TO
heave ones carcass that high.
New York boxing authorities do
not take stock in the famous saw
the bigger they are, the harder
they fall. They proved this by
ruling out the Risko- Campolo bout
on the grounds that Risko was too
small OK, brothers then bring on
Fiddle Box Camera. Little john
nv probably could defeat either OK
these Ponderous Founders. Jack
Sharkey, the greatest ln-aud-outer
boxing Has ever known, Is training
at Miami Beach for his date with
Planting "Phoul" Scott Feb. -.
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Cuyler Is Gwen
2-Year Contract

CHICAGO. Feb. 7-tP4-Hazen
aKiki' Cuvler. fleet rghtfieider
~ the National league chsmrion
CHICAGO Cubs. has had his rev
contract revised to read two
lars" instead OF zone YEAR
ruvler. in Chicago with his
Pontiac. Mich. semi-profesSion-
Il basketball team. had agreed
IN terms offered by president
William L. Week. but wanted a
term-and got It yes
| tsrday.
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AZTEC GIRLS WIN
OVER COMETS 32-1
.... ] idv folio
Especial to The Herald)

Especial TO The HeraldO
PRIMERA, Feb. THE Wilson
Tract girls basketball team defeat
ed the III Jardin girls here Friday
afternoon 32-1.
The Aztec girls have not lost a
single game this season and appear
headed for a county championship.
The line-ups:
Wilson Trace-BrOwn 18l and
Wilkinson G4). forwards; Holiday
and Ferguson. centers: Bouldin and
DuBose. guards. III Jardin-Cowan
(0l, Wears Cd and Wilson co., for
wards: Villafranca and Hanna,
centers: DrumTright.~ Colley and
Barnes. guards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
GUS WINS

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 7-tPCGus
Sonnenberg. worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion, won two
straight falls from John Freberg OF
Minneapolis last night.
Sonnenberg pinned Freberg's
shoulders to the mat with flying
tackles, the first one in z minutes
4S seconds. and the second In SO
minutes, % seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
Skeet Shoot Today

The Batswell Wells Skeet club
will hold It's third shoot beginning
at 4 p. m. Friday
Hurt Batsell carried off hlgh
honors at the last shoot, breaking
a perfect Is. Mai. Holman in his
second round owe a skeet range
achieved a 81. This Is a good score
for a veteran, mUchless a newcomer.
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Here & There

TOMORROW night, stellar high
hoppers from all parts Of the coun-
try will compete in the MIllrose a.
A. u. track and field meet in New
York-Bob King az Stanford, and
Leo Sexton OF Georgetown. last
years winner. are fevorites-In the
same meet Cy Leland. 7. @. us
famous dash man, clashes with Jack
Elder OF Notre Dame.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
PINK UMBRELLAS

CONCENTRATING the people
need bright colors In rainy wealth
err, a British manufacturer plans
70 put on the market only pink UNI
hrellaE.
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TEXANS HAVE
TITLE CHANCE
5. M. u. Knocked Longhorns
Out of Crown Last
Season
By GAYLE TALBOT, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

DALLAS. Feb. 7-iPt-It became
Southern Method-st's turn today
TO attempt 70 break up the Arkan-
sas-Texas combine at the top OF
the Southwest conference basket
ball standing. The Longhorns. with
prospects OF at least tying Arkansas
for the crown, we're called TO bat
tie the Mustangs here.
The fact that Southern Method
ist knocked Texas out OF a title
last year added spice TO the pro-
gram. Expectations were that a
crowded hall would witness the bat
tile. The Mustangs. on the basis OF
past performances. did not figure
even TO extend the speedy Orange
team. But neither did they last
season, when they belted Coach
Walkers boys out OF the champion
ship.
Frogs vs.. Steers
Tomorrow night the Texas Chris
tian five will take a shot at Big
nJn" Rose and company over at
Fort Worth. after which the Steers
Will return TO their home court At
Austin for all but one game re-
naming on their schedule. The
consensus is that the Ionghorns
can assure themselves q tie with
Arkansas by sweeping the bouts
tonight and tomorrow.
One other tilt completes the
weeks conference card. Coach John
Reds Texas AggieS. who last week
trimmed both 5. NJ. II. and T. G. ".
IN a swing through north Texas, in
wade Houston for a joust with the
Rice Owls Saturday night. Rice
was victorious, % to II. in a pre-
vicus meeting at College Station.
The RaZorbacks. who went back
into their accustomed post at the
top Of the ladder by downing Bay
Tor twice last week. are booked for
a pair OF non-conference trays
with tine Oklahoma Aggies tonight
and tomorrow at Saltwater. Next
week the four-time champions will
play host - Southern Methodist
al Fayetteville.
Steers High Scorers
The L~onghorns 20 into this weeks
series with The highest scoring re-
cord or any team Ia the conference.
Led b. Rose. forward. the Orange
quintet has averaged 80 points In
five games. Southern Methodist. in
tho same number Of games. has
averaged only g.
II is coincident that Arkansas.
leading the parade. and Rice. IL
sixth place. have scored exactly the
same number of points. leo. IN six
starts. They have averaged 27 70
the game. Baylor las averaged 26.
Texas Christian 25 and the Aggies
%. Texas scored ~ points against
Baylor for the highest mark OF the
season thus far.
The standing:
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THE VARIOUS county basketball
championships are scheduled ID Dc
played Feb. IL and 10. the End of
next week. The Hidalgo tourna-
ment Will be played at McAilen On
a board court. The Starr tourney
at Rio Grande City. The Cameron
convention Of cagers Will be- staged
at Brownsville Oh a dirt court. Raw
mondville has already won the VIII
lacy county crown.
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r CHATS :
~ With Hal EuStdce
u M m

the Winningham brothers were
turning flashy work for the EdIn-
burg high school cagerS. These
brothers are nov playing vii he
Edinburg firemen, undefeated lead
crs in the upper bracket OF the
Valley Amateur Basketball league.
THIS YEARS edition of Coach
j. D.. Fosters Bobcat Las been
making Gal impressive showing IN
the early SkirmiSheS preceding he
county tournament. They have
taken on the'cream of the field and
pretty well shown that they arc
masters OF the situation in Hidal-
60 county. The Edinburgers
strongest competition looks like
Weslaco. Experts who have seen
both teams in action, declare IL a
toss-up between them. Possible
dark horses are McAllen and Mer-
cedeS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-07
LEADERS HAVE
EASY AFFAIRS
Sebastian or Brownsville
j. c. Have Chance To ~
Gust Saints

TONIGHT
Upper Bracket
Edinburg at Raymondvllle.
Edcouch at Donna.
McAllen at Mercedes.
Pharr at Progreso.
Lower Bracket
Harlingen Methodists at Rio
Hondo.
Foraker's at Model Laundry.
Fort Brown at San Benito.
Sebastian at B. j. G.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
GREEN ESTATE ID
 FACE HEAVY TAX
Vermont Town Claims Property
 Not Properly Valued

Rockingham, Nt Feb. - tUpD- This township and the statc Of Yer mont may be enriched by $f,0oo.- oo0, more or less, if success attends am organized movement to collect back taxes aIlrgodly due from the $G6,Oo0, ooD estate of the late IIctty Green, once known as Amcrica's wralrhicst woman.
 At the town meeting next Tues day, former State senator x. l.. DIvoll will present q resolve which would instruct the listers of the town 10 levy A tax upon the full value of the estate, which, during the past 4o mont of not more than $12,0O0 in real estate and $l0o,000 in personal property,
 The resolve also is expected 10 di- rect that if the eXccutor, Colonel Ed ward II. k. Green, son of Mrs. Green fails to lie an inventory showing the full value Of the estate, the listers shall tax the estate at double its value in accordance with law.
 According 10 sponsors Of 'h" movement, when Mrs. Green, aboul 1o years ago, refused 10 disclose in" | value Of her estate, local listers iu- i formed her that temporarily the as i ScssmCnt would have H value of i $I12,000. Mrs. Green died in 1916 and the listers continued 10 assess | the property at that figure, where as total value of the estate, it is claimed, exceeds $6G,000, 000
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
PUTNAM DIES IN
 NEW YORK H0NE
Publisher and Civil War Veteran
 Active in Writing Field

Now York, rob. -- 70 G,or@y Haven rutuam. rrstdyul Of c. r. puuam'e Sons. publishers. d.d 'o- dav oC rrruj~ou auau'a a' als r.s- idrneo, No !. @a''ou pl:u,. II. was >5 years old aad had leu aJ for two weeks.
 Mr Putnam aaea rIv.i War >o'.r- an. having risen from Nh, rank et p~lvatr 10 that Of major in ti" .76h NcW York volunteers. Iuru- far wutrr Of lsGi-G5 hy vns prisoner in both Libby and pm>ilI.. Nl. confederate prisons. In i>s7 b. led in organizing thr American topy- right League during thr couu--' for international copyrights that resulted in the copyright bill of March. .>@t That year ho was also decorated @I'H thn cross of the legion of honor of France. Mr.. Iutnam also was found- yr oG the l.u-ljsu-apcahm@ union Iii tho United States.
 He was tn. author o' a rVHi"r of work. mcmiu@ d biography Of h'e father. George ranuor Putnam . "Nrmorirs Of My Youth" "MomorIos of a puhlish.r." "Son- M"worros o' l inr Civil War." aud "tbrauam Lin.
 coin. rnc Irorlc's Leader in 'nl
 Struggle for Rational INi,taur..'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Asks Hoover to Alter
 Rule for Coop Buying

Wichita, KaS., Feb. v Pt-N' IT, Smith, president of he Wichita board Of trade, has appealed 70 President Hoover for "immcdiate steps, to revoke the order Of the Farmers National Grain corpora- ton limiting wheat purchases 10 grain handled by cooperative cicHa- tors.
 smith. in q telegram 10 the prcsi- dent. said the Stcvcns-Scott Grain company of which he is president was put "in the position of being eliminated from tn" grain business by refusal of the federal farm board agency to buy wheat from other than coopcratlvcs. The company has ten independent elevators in Kansas and Oklahoma.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
J, (. WOODS CANDIDATE
 FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE
Prosecutor Announces I,C Will seek Republican \umiHatiou for
 Vacancy in Fall.
' acaucN nn all,

Attorney Josnph c. Woods r pres rcutor in tho loeal courts for the post ij years. las made formal an- nouncomout of luis candidacE for th" probate court Ju1goship which will be vacated next November hy Jud2o Bernard r. GHau.l "ho is ape Iroachiug tn, uG, lm'
 Reports in legal c1rcI.s indicate that Woods may b" engaged in q ro- publican primary fight by Mortimer II. Camp, former "lerh ot probate: Attorney G.ucral B, V. Allu@. who has been mentioned in previous or- casion+, or Harry GIushrrg, chair mau Of the republican town com mutrr. AIliu- Camp and GmsherS have made no announcement O' their intentions with reference 10 th' iudgoship. nor has Judge William r Nangan. whot is expected ,o ho thC democratic choice.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
WOMAN SLASHED BY
 HUSBAND IS CRITICAL
ditiOn While Husband stays
 n, nnnrc, ;.t

South Manchester, Feb. = P- Mrs. Joseph Grimes, victim Of her husbands attack with q razor at their hotel room here yesterday re- mains in a critical condition today, hospital bulletins show. Grimes, who tried suicide after slashing his wifc's throat is fairly comfortable, but iS still on the danger list.
 Mrs. Grimes was given Il blood transmission late yesterday. She spent q nervous and restless night.
 Grimes, who is = years old is be- lievcd by police 10 have prcmcditatcd his act for some time.
 He was worried because Mrs. Grimes, age GS, would not live with him. Those intimate with the family claim Mrs. Grimes left her husband because his inccssant talking was unbcarablc."
 Not understanding this, Grimes thought there was q serious undcrly- ing cause and threatened to take his own life rcmarking that some day he would be vindicatcd.'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
TUMULT OCCURS WHEN
 15 GIRLS LEAVE HOME
German Parents Try tD Persuade Daughters Not to Sail for
 BuCnOs Aires.

Berlin, Feb. = Pg-Au cNtraordi- nary tumult occurred today at tn: Lchrtcr railway terminal here when a group of 15 girls under the lead crship ot an older woman cutrajn- ed for Hamburg where they will sail for Hunnos Aires under con tracts as dancers.
 Relatives of the girls gathered M the station aud Nainiy brsoUght thcu-HIl of whom were over 9I years of ago-not to go. X violent altorcatiou eUsucd between some Of the parents aud male friends Of the girls, and the woman I"adcr.
 The Arg ntm" consul general said that he had refused ysas to the girls and had advised Argentine consuls cn route 10 hold them up if possible. He believed the party might get as far as Montevidco be fore meeting any barrier but he said the Buenos Aires police had been instructed to refuse them ad- mission.
 German authorities were unable to interfere as the girls were Of ag".
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
COACH ISSUES SUMMONS
 FOR BASEBALL PLAY YERS
Battery Candidates at Wesleyan ni,Cr-itN Work Out lulcr
 Coach Nig@iu

MiddlrtoWu, 'rh. = lPt-A call for baseball team candidates has been issued by the new coach in that sport at Wesleyan, Carleton l.. Wiggin, and all will be expected to come out Monday.
 Battery candidates have been working under the coach with Cap tain r.. l.. COons, assisting.
 The playing season will open with a fair number of men from last yeur-Captain Coons and N"y, pitchers; Fallon, IIibbard and Web- sj"r, catchcrs; Warner, for third base, and Carey in the outticld.
 Substitutes available from the old squad are Bent, CoIman Craw. Sweet and Travis, with possibilities from the 1929 freshman team, Han HakcsIcc, pitcher; Dee, shortstop; Wells, outlicldcr; Johnson. first rasc; Mosoly outGoldcr and Tlr- rcll, catcher.
 The opening gam" on April 1G will he at West pout with 'hr cadets and the first homo game will he April 19 instead of i7 with Dartmouth.