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New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
League Standing

In the battle to decide second place in the Rotary Boys Baseball League at Walnut Hill park yester- day. the Nathan Hale team defeated the Y. NJ. C. A. in a close battle by the score of 8 to '. The game was to have ended in seven innings but at that time. the score was tied at Gall. The "" went into the lead in the first of the ninth but Nathan Hale came back to score two runs in the last half to win. In the other game, Vance got its hitting togs out of camphor and slammed the Bur ritt team for a 22 to l loss.
 Nathan Hale S-Y. NJ. C. A
 Careless base running in the early tude. helped the Y. M. C. A. 10 toss away its game with Nathan Hale yesterday afternoon on Diamond No. ,. The "" team had a six run lead before the Nathan Hale play CTS started to score but by the end of the seventh inning, when the game was to be called, the two teams were tied at Gall and the game went nine innings.
 The Y. M. C. A. got one in the ninth but the fighting Nathan Hales came back in their half of the frame i to score the tying and winning runs ! with only two out. They still had runners on the sacks if they had wanted to bring more runs in. 1 Recano was at fault twice during ] the game and his two lapses injured | his teams chances greatly. The first occurred in the third inning. After ! he had singled and stolen second, he l attempted 10 steal third while Kuf- 1 ta, Nathan Hale pitcher, was stand ! ing in his box and he was an easy out at third This prevented the ] "" from rallying for more runs which 0Uld have counted in the l total sec ng. Again in the last half ! of the n.nth, he muffed an easy roller which might have given his l team a sure double out and the 1 game. and the winning run came in The first instance was carelessness but the second was poor luck.
 The "Y" started off hs if it would | have things its own way. It scored | four runs in the first inning or | three hits and poor playing by the 1 Nathan Hale team. Again in the fourth, the team got another while it got still another in the fifth.
 During these first four innings the Nathan Hale team couldn't
 score. Coyle was pitching ant more than holding his own agains
 the opposition. In the fourth, ht
 weakened and he walked two batter'
 while three singles were made of
 him. Lech relieved him but before the side was retired, the Nathan
 Hale5 had four runs.
 In the seventh, the team tied the score with a two run rally on a walk and two singles. Lech was show ing signs of Wildness in this frame ! The "Y'' went into the lead in tht ninth on three Nathan Hale errors
 In the ninth, he hit the first bat ter to face him. Carlone. Carlone went to second and on an attempted steal of third, Fritz threw wildly tc get him. This run tied the score | Reardon was also hit by a pitched i ball but he was thrown out by Lech at the plate as Fritz doubled kufta at first base. Lech then uncorkec a wild pitch and the game was over,
 Zoppino hit hard for the winners with three out of five. Carlone got two out of four. Recano was the | best man with the stick for the 'Y' team. He got two bingles, one a | home run.
 | The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
By the Associated Press.
 National League

 Batting-Terry. Giants. .409. Runs-K1ein, Phillies, 116. Runs batted in-klein, Phillies, 124. Hits-klein, Phillies and Herman, Robins. 185.
 Doubles-klein, Phillies and Her man, Robins. 40.
 Triples-Comorosky, Pirates. IS. Home runs-Wilson, Cubs, 40. Stolen bases-Cuyler Cubs, 27.
 American League Batting-Simmons, Athletics and Gehrig, Yankees, .3S3. Runs-Ruth, Yankees. 129. Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees, 140.
 Hits-Gehrig, Yankees and Ho- dapp, Indians, 166. Doubles-Hodapp Indians, 36. Triples-Combs, Yankees, 16. Home runs-Ruth, Yankees, 43. Stolen bases-McManus and Geh- ringer, Tigers, Is.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
CARNERA VS. SHARKEY
Giant Italian and Boston Sailor 10
 Meet in Chicago About September

New York, August 15 UP)- Primo Camera and Jack Sharkey will meet in a ten round bout in Chi cago on or about September 20 1t was announced by Mique Malloy, Windy City promoter, before he left here for the west late esterday.
 Bill Duffy of the giant Italians board of control. and Johnny Buck le and Jack Conway, Sharkeys man. agers. have, according to Malloy, verbally agreed to terms ana ex- pressed willingness to sign the off clal papers in q few days,
 The terms Of the match were not disclosed. but it is understood that Sharkey is to receive s10o.O 900 with the privilege of 50 per cent Of the gate while the Italian will get no guarantee but 25 per cent of the in take.
 The fight will be held either at Soldiers Field or one Of the base ball parks.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
PICKED TOUCH JOBS

Ten football men at Marquette university. including the captain elect, Red Bultman, are engaged in steel construction work this summer to harden them for the fall cam paign.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

Bill Terry's 400 batting average this season has verified the judg- ment of Jewel Ems, Pittsburgh man ager, who has contended that the Giants first baseman is the best hit ter in the National league.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
SPECIAL ATTRACTION

Marquette universitys football game with Iowa, November &, has been designated as the homecoming contest and is the first meeting with a Big Ten conference foe since 1919.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
Standing

Games Today Detroit at New York, St, Louis at Boston. Chicago at Phila delphia. Cleveland at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

for the playing of the semi finals in the city tennis tournament today and the finals tomorrow afternoon at Walnut Hill park, it has been found necessary to postpone the playoffs for week because of the rain today.
 Even If the rain should cease and the afternoon be fair, it would be Impossible to get the courts ready Tn ume to allow any matches today ana It would hardly be practicable 10 play tomorrow. On the soft sur face. it would do more harm play Ing on the courts than it ever. could oo good because the smoothness would be spoiled and made unfit for use for some time.
 The committee in charge has de- clded to have the program follow ed out next week instead of this week. The semi-finals will be play ed off on Friday and the final matches will be played off on Sat urday Mayor George A. Quigley will award the trophies to the winners.
 This brings us down to the situa- tion that has arisen with regard to the Uomen's and mixed doubles These matches have been published several times but the entrants haven't played them off yet. At least, no reports have been received regarding any games in either of these classes.
 As long as teams have entered the tournament, the players should at least have the grace to play their matches off. Consideration for the amount of work and preparation taken by the committee in charge should cause these people to come forward and play off their matches. They have an extra week in which to do this.
 Trophies for these two classes have already been secured and they cannot be presented unless the pub lished matches have been decided.
 Landers and Fafnirs are scheduled 70 play off postponed game in the 1ndustrial League at Walnut Hill park tonight. The game may have to be called off on account of rain.
 Two games are scheduled this afternoon in the Rotary League but they probably will not be played be- cause of wet grounds. Despite these various postponements, the rain is welcomed in all quarters.
 It begins to appear that second place is about decided in the Indus trial League standing. After the Faf- mir team defeated the Gascos last night both of these clubs appear to be out of the running for the run ner-up position in the league and Stanley Rule seems to have the po- sition tucked securely away. Some of the postponed games in the league may not be played off because they will have no bearing on the league results.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

Manager John McGraw personally looked over Jim Mooney, N. C. Sally league pitcher. signed by the Giants.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
Games Today

Games Today Montreal at Newark. Rochester at Jersey City. Toronto at Baltimore. Buffalo at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

Art Shires looked for his out f1elder's init the first time he saw Joe Kuhel. Washington recruit, per form at first base.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
SPORTING NOTES

Elliott Waddell, Il. scored a hole try club.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterflax

Games Yesterday Detroit 5, New York 1. Boston 3, St. Louis 0. Cleveland IS, Philadelphia 0. Washington 5, Chicago 4.
 Standing
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
Games Tomorrow

Chicago at New York. Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15

Games Today Springfield at Bridgeport. Allentown at Albany.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Chicago ,. Brooklyn l. St. Louis 4-2, Boston 3-3. (Other games postponed, rain).
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
Standing

Games Today New. York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, ..
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
Totals

z-ApISsIs olt Tor stepPIng out Of the batters box,
 Burrltts ...,...,....,.,5l5 Oil 10-l1 Vance 3.- 1oo
 Three base hits-Gavin, Apissio, Tobin. Home runs-Fournier. Gritzmarher. Bases on balls-off Tobin 8, Gavin 8, Donati ?, Valentine l. Struck out-by Tobin g. Cav in l. Valentine l. Double play-Charlow to Fuschillo to McGraw. Passed balls Fourn!er 4, Gavin 2. Wild pitches-Gay- ln 5, Tobin Donati. Umpirc-Crowley.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
s pc a king of Sports

With the stage all set yesterday for the playing of the semi-finals in the city tennis tournament today and the finals tomorrow afternoon at Walnut Hili park, it has been found necessary to postpone the piayoffs for week because of the rain today.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
GanleI Yesterday

Baltimore ', Buffalo f.
 (No results received on last nights games).
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday
Stan6iDo

Bridgeport 5, Springfield 4. Allentown at Albany, rain.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-15
Games TOmOrrOW

'd1lItN IUIIfUTIUW Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
WALSH PROTESTS
 DUTY ON LEATHER
Says High Rate Would Ruin
 Hide Users in Nation

Washington. Jan. 23 P--Describ- ing as 'indefensible" the Oddie amendment to the tariff bill to levy a duty Of six cents a pound on green and 10 cents a pound on dried hides, Senator Walsh, demo- crat, Mass, said in the senate today that the poposal would reach into the pockets Of American consumers more than any other one item in the tariff structure.
 Resuming debate on the necessity Of hide, leather and shoe tariff "ith indications pointing 10 2 vote before nightfall, Walsh said the siA and 10 cent specific rates would be equivalent 10 40 per cent ad vorlor- cm as against 1o per cent in the bill and it's enactment would destroy tho leather and shoe industries ot the United States.
 No amount Of protection or hides, however, much higher" he said, would offset the ruin 10 the two industries.
 We would give to every other country Of the world an invitation e go into the manufacture of leather goods and destroy tho industry in this country, All the other countries have freed hides.
 Tt is proposed to put the manu- lecturers Of leather and shoes of the United States in competition with all the industries Of all the other countries who have their raw product free"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
SAYS KINGS OFFICE
 USED BY LOBBYIST
Former Secretary to Senator Reiut@ DenialS Of Two Men

Washington. Jan. 23 LP'-Pickins up the threads of the investigation into charges that E. F. Pichrell, of the General Dye Stuff corporation, had used the office Of Senator King. democrat, Utah, as headquarters during consideration of the pending tariff bill, the senate lobby commit tee today heard Samuel Russell, Kings former secretary, testify that Pickrell had aided him in assembling data for a senate investigation of the dye trust in 1922. While doing this work Russell said. Pickrcll was frequently in Kings office and came and went as frequently as necessary, He denied, however. that Pickrell used the senator's office as head quarters.
 Previously both Picllrcll and King Kings office his base Of operations during consideration of the pending tariff bill.
 In 1o2e. Russell said, Pjchrcll ~as employed by Herman \. Metz o' Now York. adding that he himself was secretary 10 King from Marcn. l917 10 September, 1928 and since then had been resting and recuper- atinG from my experiences in Wash inGton" in Salt Lake City.
 Questioned by Senator Robinson, the witness said he had met Pichtell during the carly part Of 1922. when the Fordney- -McCumber tariff bill was under consideration.
 "Wc were constantly together do- ing this work on the dye invcstiga- ton" he added. "Pickrell came and went as frequently as he had occa- sion and he had a key to Kings office"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
He Coughed For Two Years SWore Off.

Aner coughing for two years al most continuously q man Of consi1 crablc means got thin and tired and worn out, made his will, and vas ready 10 qult the big game Of life.
 4 friend spoke 10 him about Bronchuline Emulsion, and now life 10 him is very sweet indeed,
 That's the kind Of cough that is put out Of business Hith amazing speed when tho tougher IS wise to Bronchuline Emulsion,
 Tough old colds-pcrsistrnt cou2h3 coughs that hang on and rob pco- pie ot their sleep arc the kind Of coughs Bronchulnn likes jo tackle.
 Many times such cou@he nugcr after the Grippe or q heavy cold, aud fl you have one or know of auyonc "uo has one keep Rronchu- line Emulsion m mind,
 IL isn't just 4 cheap sweet cough syrur-ir9 Inc best cough remedy and the best Ie never cheap. Fair Drug Dept. and dealers every where can supply you
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Take Pepsin this
 New Way and End Indigestion
Delightful Elixir With Real Pcpsin Menthol and Other Supremely
 Good stomach Aids

1T you have a weak, bad acting, rcbellious stomach it won't take but a couple Of weeks to turn it into a strong, healthy one, capable of di- gesting the hcartiest meal without after distress.
 Your stomach needs pepsln- needs it three times a day at every meal and the stomach remedy that you need Is Dares MCntha Pepsin. It will do you more good in two weeks than all the old time relievcrs will do in lifetime.
 That's just the reason that its sales in good drug stores all over America arc enormous-that's why Fair Drug Dept. is selling dozens Of bottles every week. Stop that acute indigestion in few minutes with just one table spoonful of this grand stomach reg ulator.
 Take it regularly for two weeks and you'll learn the secret of how to always have and keep a strong healthy stomach.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
DORIAN REQUESTED
 ID SUBMIT REPORT
Alcohol Withdrawals Interest
 House Committee Members

Washington, Jan, 23 Prohibi- ton Commissioner James NJ. Dorar was asked today by the house cX- penditures committee to furnish the names of concerns and the quantity of industrial alcohol withdrawn ir the 18th prohibition district, which includes Chicago.
 The' expenditures committee which is considering the proposed transfer of the prohibition enforce ment unit from the treasury to the justice department took this action at an executive session.
 oChafer Urged Step
 During hearings yesterday, Repre-. sentative Schafer, republican, Wis. consin. urged such a step.
 Doran notified Chairman William son oi the expenditures committee that 1t would require ten days tc gather the inforamtion.
 Schafer said he wanted the in- formation in order to learn how much industrial alcohol the W. T. EaWlcigh company at Frceport, l,l., had withdrawn.
 The committee also decided that Q general investigation of the pro- hibition situation as proposed by one member would not be conducted during consideration or the transfer bill.
 Chairman Williamson announced the hearings would be confined here after to the measure 10 carry out President Hooycrs' tions to strengthen the prohibition en- forcement by cffecting the transfer
 Would Enlarge Scope
 Schafer said after the meeting he had favored enlarging the scope ot the hearings.
 Attorney General Mitchell is eX. pected to appear before the commit tee tomorrow. Alfred C. Brock. meyer, epresentative of the Retail Druggists association and D. Aaron Ioungquist, assistant attorney gen. cral in charge of prohibition activi. ties, also have been asked to appear
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
BOYS CLUB ACTIVITIES

The Senior club will meet Frid y evening at 7:30 o'clock to hear DY. A. s. Grant, N-ray specialist who will talk on the work with which he is connected.
 The elimination contest under way at the club house, is attracting d great deal of attention from the boys. The end of the week shouiI see the contest almost finished with all but the best in bowling, pool playing, baseball and basketball playing eliminated The winner or the contests will be given a free membership ticket for a year.
 The harmonica band will play this evening for the Stanley night reval- CTS at Legion hall when members of
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
Moher!Do You
 Know tie Danger Of 4 Cough from Colds?

Mother, if the youngsters play hard and take cold" if for any of a dozen other reasons they get sick with cold stop it as fast as you can. Don't let it hang on. Colds that stay and stay, too often weak cn the system and lead into some serious sickness.
 If any Of your youngsters develop q cough from a cold that hangs on. use sensible precautions immediately and give them Crcomulsion. Hclo their strong, youthful bodies to fight coughs from colds with Crcomulsion. lt ls pleasant, easy to take.
 Creomulsion is an old remedy now. Millions know it's merits and like it. We guarantee that it will relieve coughs from colds, or we'll leluHn your money. Adv.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
City Items

The regular meeting of Landers Camp, Modern Woodmen of Amer ica, will be held this evening at s o'clock in St. Jean dc Baptiste hall on Church street.
 Mid-year classes start Feb. Srd, both day and night. Moody Sccrc- tarial School.-advt.
 The police were notified today of the suspension of the operators l- cense Of Paul Miller, Jr., of l Firct street, Seymour Park. James II. Curtin and John C. O'Brien will leave next week to spend a month in Florida.
 William J. Delaney of t56 High street will leave tonight for Brook lyn where he will enter the naval hospital for an operation. Mrs. Justine BartleTski was the guest of honor at a surprise party Ia st night at the home of Mrs. Anna kundra of 57 Wilcox street. More than d score of her friends attend cd the social and presented her with a gift.
 Mid-year classes start Feb. 3rd both day and night. Moody Secrc- tarial School-advt The Ladys Nest of Owls will hold
 their regular meeting tomorrow
 night at the Odd Fellows hall on l Arch street at 8 o'clock. Mrs. George W. Corbin preside ed
 at the Sunshine society board of di-
 rectors' meeting held at her home
 49 Lexington street, Wednesday aft | ernoon.
 Members Of the New Britain En' | tary club were entertained by | the reading Of Eddie Cantor's story | Caught Short at the noon lunch
 con today, The story was read D, | Rev. William II. Alderson. l Frederick J. Senf of this city, statt
 master councillor of the Order of D, | Molay. will make an official visit tt
 Norwalk chapter at NorWalk thi!
 evening. He will be accompanied D,
 members Of his staff.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
FOUR TRACK MEETS
 ON H. 5. SCHEDULE
New Britain-Hartiord.NeW Ha-
 ven Contests Omitted This Year

Lionel Depot, coach of track at the New Britain high school, today announced the track schedule for the coming season. The local track - sters will compete in four meets, two
 at home and two out Of town. The most radical change this season is the announcement that there will be no triangular meet at the request of Hartford high school. Coach Depot said that "as we arc scheduled to meet Crosby high Of Waterbury here this season, I have scheduled the meet for May 30, the
 day on which the triangular meet is usually scheduled. Hartford and Now Haven have both applied for
 dual meets with us, but as the
 schedule is limited to four meets
 and had already been made up
 when the requests of Hartford and New Haven were received, we shall
 be unable to meet either of them
 this season."
 beSl0c lncCtlnS broSpy nlSn nero
 on May 30, New Britain will meet
 Gilbert high of Winsted at Winsted
 on May 9, and Suffield at Suffield on May l s. The local team will also con-
 pete in the Hartford County I. NJ. C. A. meet here on May 23.
 All the teams New Britain will meet this year were competed
 against last year in New Britain with the exception of Crosby high,
 which was opposed in Waterbury.
 Coach Depot will have to build an almost entire new team this year
 as most Of the team which he had last season has been lost by sradu- ation last June or will be lost by graduation this January.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
C. P. 0. Plans SOcials
 To Fill Up War Chest

The Citizens Property Owners association will resume activities in an attempt to increase it's member ship to several thousand at the first meeting of the year at the Falcon hali on Beaver street Friday, Janu- ary 3l.
 Representatives of all the ward committees of the association were notified Of the meeting. Vincent DobroWolski, president of the asso- citation, expects to start preliminary plans 10 run an independent ticket in the spring election.
 The association will hold socials on February and 22 at the Rialto hall in an effort to accumulate suf- ficient funds to conduct the cam paign.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
S1O,OOO,0O0 in Gold on
 Canadian Ocean Liner

Yokohama, Jan. 23 Ry-The liner Empress of Canada sailed for Van couver B. C., today carrying more than 20.o00,000 yen (about $l0,- 100000 in solO. believed to be the largest transpacifc gold shipment in history.
 The National City bank of New York shipped 19.800.o00 yen. All the 20-yen pieces were consigned to the San Francisco mint, to which they will be taken in a specially guarded train from Vancouver. Two Dutch banks shipped small amounts.
 Today's shipment is the second large consignment Of gold since the government lifted the embargo on gold on January II. Tuesday the National City bank shipped $2,00O,- GOO on the President Jackson,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-23
FRESHMAN GLASS AT H, s.
 NAMES ROGERS PRESIDENT
Result of Election of Group Which Will Be Graduated in 1882
 Announced

The results of the freshman June class election were announced today at the local senior high school by Principal Louis P. Sladc. Howland Rogers is the new president and will be assisted by Charlotte Parsons, vice president; Ruth Johnson, sec rotary. and William May, treasurer.
 All of these students arc well known at the school by their class mates and have been active in extra curricula affairs. Their class will graduate in June, 1882.