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New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
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Tho hand O. Coach George Cas- ridy of the Senior High school bas- hotball team can he seen in the work of tho NeNmatc quintet on each succeeding night Of play. Im- nroyement from the start is shown in inc work Of this combination and Nc dare say that It won't be louE before the team is out ot the cellar making troubl. for all opponents As ir was last night thr FHfnIr team, supromcIy confident that i. had q "breathcr" on its hands. found that it had 10 cStend irs,If 10 th, limit Q overcome tho fighting shooting bunch of Newmatics opposing them. Fafnir won the same 4 10 - but the losers put up a great battle.
 The Dragons found the going tough in the first half. At no time was the team very far ahead and at the Il minute mark. the Ncwmatic= took the lead h to 9. Haylick and Bucher.. however, sank two baskets before Inc ros, period and -he Dragons had 8 lead Of I& 70 n at 'lo Eaf-
 In tho second session tlo New matics fought oven harder than m the first period. Falnirs made a run- away Of tho game Iu in, opening minutes and it was q good thing for them that it had 4 sizeabl0 lead. The NeWmatics came along fast and crept to within three points of the Dragons at the 1o minute mark, the score being @A to 25.
 Then, however, the Dragons mar shaIled their forces, spurted along and coppod the verdict by q seven point margin.
 Rucheri and HaYlicE Id their .cam in scoring wth Y points each. Ialeshi chtnpsI in with s,ven points. Eatano WAS thr ourst, ding star O the NeHmatir quintet The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
! ankees Get Battery
 From Baltimore Team

New YorN, Nov 29 GP)-The New York Yankees traded two pitchers and some money 10 the Baltimore Orioles yesterday and got battery in exchange Ken Hollo- way and Jack Hopkins were sent to Baltimore. Jim Weaver. said to be the tallest pitcher in the big leagues. and Tom Padden, catcher. came to New York. All pitchers involved in the deal are right handlers. The cash transaction was not stated.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
PONIES
 PLAY IN BRISTOL
Maple Ends to Face Team That
 Upset New Britain Rams

Strengthen by the addition Of
 Vic Radzevich. former New Britain Rams haifback and several other college players, the Maple Ends football team of Bristol will battle the Thomaston Ponies tomorrow afternoon at o:l5 o'clock at Muzzy Field. The Thomaston eleven pinned 6 to defeat on the New Britain Rams in the first game of the sea son and later took the Maple Ends over the coals.
 A forward pass, completed in the second quarter of the first meeting between the Ponies and the Maple Ends. gave Thomaston a 6 to 0 vic- tory. At all other times during the game. the Ma?lc Ends not only ! played on a par with Thomaston. but there were many who figured | that the Bristol team was a better aggregation.
 Thomaston has practically the same team as the one that defeated i both Bristol and New Britain. Weak spots cropped out here and there 1 during the year but these have been strengthened and the team is one of l the best 10 have been formed in i Thomaston in a long number Of i years.
 The Maple Ends also fell victim 1 to the Paw1ees of this city by the I score of to 0. Since that meeting.
 the Maple Ends have developed in- to a speedy and hard hitting com- ! biratior.
 The game will probably be the l last of the season for both the Ma | pie Ends and the Ponies
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

In view ot the interest shown by the fans of this city in the game last Sunday between the New Brit ain Blues and the Pawnees for the city championship. Manager Ralph Recano of the Blues has carded an- other game for tomorrow. This Will be the last of the season.
 A stellar attraction has been se- cured for the day in the persons or the Waterbury Bearcats. This team is an aggregation of former college players who have banded together a strong eleven. The team is coached and directed by Johnny Hoben' former Yale quarterback. In fact. Hoben plays quarterback for the team when it takes the field.
 The Waterbury eleven is probably the strongest team that the Blnes have met this year. For ends. the team has Mason or Crsoby High and Shean of Washington College. The tackles are l.. Shavoni of Crosby High and Snyder of Wilby High. The guards are Ruggerio of Tuits and J. Anthony of Wilby High. Meyers of Lehigh, will play center.
 Hoben will be at quarterback. Kenny of Notre Dame and DiStefano of the sandlots. will be at the halves with G. Shavoni of Vermont |. at halfback.
 The Blues will have Terrence and Ziel at the wings, kuntz and Beck ,t the tackles. Anastasio and Schultze at the guards and Argosy at center. Wiley will direct the team from quarterback while Rhem and Wilson will be at the halves with Kyeski at fullback.
 The kickoff tomorrow afternoon will take place at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
ALL-AMER|CA MEN
 ARE BEING PICKED
New York Sun and Post Experts Name Grid Selections

New York, Nov. % LP-The New York Suns Al-America football team, named today by it's staff ex- ports. includes two Southern Cali fornia players. two from Notre Dame. two from the Big Ten, two from the cast and one each from Alabama, Texas and Washington State.
 Unlike the past few years the Sun found no quantity of outstanding hackficld men and reported most of the competition for the line posi- tons, especially at center. The Sun made a special point of giving rec ognition 10 the interfcrers and de- fensivc players. The one climax runner in the backfeld is March mont Schwartz of Notre Dame. He is cited as perhaps the chief reason why the Notrc Dame of 1880 is rated so much above the championship team of 1929.
 The selections follow:
 First Team
 r. Baker, Northwestern. l.. F.. Edwards, Washington State, L. T. Koch. Baylor, l.. G.
 Ticknor. Harvard. C.
 Y. Baker. Southern Calf. R. c. Sington. Alabama, F. T.
 Fcsler, Ohio State, k. l..
 Caridco. Notrc Dame, .. E.
 Schwartz. Notrc Dame, L. H. B. Pinckcrt. Southern Calf, R. H. B. Macaluso. Colgate. r. B.
 Altcrnates
 Arbelbide, Southern Calf, L. L. Van Bibber, Purdue, L. T.
 Wisniewski, Fordham, L, G.
 Hein. Washington State C.
 Woodwork. Northwestern, R. C.. Lubratovich. Wisconsin, R. T. Dalrymple, Tulane. R F..
 Dodd, Tennessee, Q. B.
 Duffield Southern, Calf. l.. II. B. Brill. Notrc Dame. +. H B.
 Russell, Northwestern, r. B.
 New York Post Team
 New York. Nov. 9 Pl-Thc New York Evening Posts All-America football team, announced today. lists two players from Northwestern, two from Alabama and two from Fordham with one each from South ern California. Washington state, Notre Dame, Colgate and Georgia. The Posts first and second teams: First team: Arbelbidc. Southern Calif., L. F. Ahlshog. Washington State, l.. T. Woodward, Northwestern, l.. C.. Siano. Fordham. C. WisnieWslI, Tordham, R. G. Sington, Ala abama. +. T. Moffet. Georgia. k F..
 Carideo Notrc Dame, c. E.
 Suther Alabama. l.. II. B.
 Mccaluso. Calgate, F. II. F.
 Russell. Northwestern, r. E. , Second team: . Fesler, Ohio State, l.. F..
 Foley, Fordham, L. T.
 Metzgcr. Notrc Dame, L. G.
 Hcin. Washington State. (. " Baker, Southern Calf, R. c. 7 Van Bibbcr. Purdue, F. T.
 F. Baker. Northwestern, F. F..
 Dodd. Tennessee, Q. F.
 Pnckert, Southern Calf. l.. II. B. M. Schwartz, Notrc Dame. F. H. E.
 F. Schwartz, Washington State, r. E.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

B. taa teso,a.c1 Tro=-
 Nov TorG-FjdcI La Barbs. Los Angeles. outpojn'ad Bud Taylor, Irrre iIaure, Iud. Go).
 Chicago - Mickey Walker. world mj1dlawejghl champion stopped K. c. Christner. Akron. O. CD.
 Norfolk, Na.-John Lussier Phil adelphia, outpointcd Jose Raymond, Baltimore, ts).
 New London, Conn.-Jact Port ney. Baltimore. outpointed Bobby Hays. New London, t0).
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
PLAY FOR CHARITY
New Haven Bulldogs, Recruited From 1aIc, Meets An Eleven Composed of .lli-Stars.

Waterbury Conn, Nov. 9 (UPp The New Haven Bulldogs, an elcv- en composed largely of Yale junio' varsity players, and the All-Stars, q team recruited from former football stars Of various colleges. were 10 clash before 15.000 persons at Ham ilton Park here today in gridron contest for the benefit of the unem- ployed.
 Some Of the players in the AL Stars lineup are Fay Vincent. cap tain of the 1880 Yale team; Waldo C'Firpo'D Greene, captain of the 1929 Yale team; Bruce Caldwell. Johnny Goldman and Frank Marting, all former Eli players; Tom Ken ueally, former Notre Dam quarter back, and Luddy Burke. captain Of the 1930 Manhattan College eleven.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
CORBIN SCREW QUINTET
 BOWS TO GASCO COMBINE
Last Years Champions Defeated for First Time This Year in Wildly Exciting Battle in Industrial Bas- ketbal League-Nicory Is Considered Complete Upset in Circuit - Stanley Works Beats Corbln Cabinet-Fafnr Five Noses Out NeNmatcs.

Johnny Shochan on the offons- aas the shining s,ar of the Gasco~. "Hu-Gjr' carlson was the biG num- boz lov his team on the defense. H. hold Yakubowicz. Corbin Screw scoring star, 10 one basket. Wo- jack played a sweet game and the team got plenty Of help from Frankie Sheehan, Restelli and Klopp. Darrow and Baker led the Screw Shop team. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
JUNIOR QUINTEIS
 BEGIN SCHEDULE
Two Close Games at Club
 Nappi Scores All Points

Play in inc junior basketball league at the Boys club began last night with two hotly contested games and one runaway. The Shoot ing Stars and North Stars put on the feature tilt Of the evening, the for
 nor team finally nosing out q 10-3 triumph due mainly 10 the stellar work Of Zdanczkas The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Bears
Eagles
Dnc-Nan Victory

Nappi put on q onc-man show as the Boys Club Terrors smeared the Wildcats by 18-4. Playing at left guard. he not only held his man scoreless. but he alone rolled up all IS points made by his team. getting summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
URFDOM'S TINIESTS TRAINER

The smallest as well as one of the youngest trainers of horses on the American turf is Moe Simon, a for mer jockey. Simon is only four feet tall,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

] wonder if sentiment should play any part III these selections? Colum- biz rose from the depths 10 tower ing heights and Hewitt was the one man without whom victory could not have been attained. Eirn Of the Navy is the star Of a team that has been bruised around. hut his work for that reason seems all the bright CT. Eyth was great in the game against Notrc Dame but no better than he has been + half d dozen other games. During the last three years his defensive work has been consistently good. Bartrug Of West Virginia? Must we repeat?
 There may be few quarrcls over inc line selections, too, but other wise l think tho team ought 10 be received peacefully. ] haven't added up all the bruises and fractures in- flicted by each Of these Hncmcn. In several of the selections have been guided alone by coaches advice.
 And if the coaches of three schools other than Dartmouth tell me the bcst (not 10 mention the most vicious) enc they have seen is Yudicky of Dartmouth, what is q man 10 do?
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
North stars
shooting stars

The Bears took d I$-10 decision from inc Eagles, Capodico and Ca taIina being too much for the losers although M. kcrclcjza and Spezialc went well for the Eagles, The sum- mary:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

the Corbin Screw and GasCo teams Has ill progress. Tho contest was thrilling enough 10 pull the specla- tors out ot their seats. Tho Ga&cos we're the fayoritcs with the major. fly Of the squad although tha Screw ,Aop team didn't lack lor support els.
 The hrs, outbur.. came when "Chucky' Wojaca dropped in d fje.1 basket tor the Gascos a minute and a half after the start. Arburr tied he count two minutes later, Johuly Sheehan and "ChucEy' paired to- aether 10 give the Gascos d four point lead. DarroW dropped in point for the Screw shop and Luty and Baker followed him with free throws, leaving the Gascos one point 10 the good.
 Just at the ID minute mark, the Screw Shop tied the count it nine- all. Baker then got loose and drop pod in q field goal Johnny Shee- nan all but tied the count with free try but the Screw Shop spurtrd tO Cd5c illI tt bdShtlS anu Il lOuL The count at half time was l7 10 II Ill favor Of the ultimate losers,
 The second half vas wild and woody with the Gascos gaining an edge only in the last four minutes. Tne teams battled tiercely for the ball all through the session. The Gascos came within two points Of tying the count it the three minute mark and Frankie Sheehan got away for d clear sucker" to tie 1t at 21- all. Luty's basket put the Screw Shop two points ahead at the 1O- mark but klopp and Johnny combined to take the lead hack again at the 1l-minute mars. The count was 26 to 25. Johnn} dropped in another fre- try and Frankie Sheehan cam with a basket. With min ute to go. the best the Screw Shoi could do in the scoring line was T free throw by Baker with p sec onds to go and the Gascos were awarded the victory.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

Miss Helene Madison. SeattIe's girl swimmer, set F world and 27 American records in months.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
NcNnlatiCS
1 afIlir~

Score ar half timo l@-i0, Fafnirs, Referee Ahorn. Timer, Sikora. Scor- CT. Creau.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Corbtn Screw
traCOS


Score a- hal. time 17-i4. Corbin Screw: rrtnrac. Ahcrn: timer. s. Eora. acorrr. Crcan.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

Only four members of the Uni vcrsity Of Southern California first football team will be lost by gradu- ation.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Boys Club TcrrOrS
W id Cats

The great Jim Thorpe is a deputy sheriff in Los Angeles county, Cali tornia.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

NEW BRITAIN BLUES WILL
 TACKLE WATERBURY TEAM

Last Game of Season for City Champions to Be Played Tomorrow Afternoon at Willow Brook Park - Brass City Eleven Is Coached by Johnny Hoben, Former Yale Star - Exceptional Aggregation of College Players to Be Seen in Action-Kickof at O'Clock
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
stanley N Orh $,
COrbin NcrcW-GaSCo>

Score at half time. -5-H, stanley Works. Referee, Ahcrn. Timer Sj- I-or, S1Crcr Crraf7
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
League standing

Tn facu Q. all the predictions that, because 1T had lost its first two games, tha Goscos would go down before tho mracl cf rha champion- ship Corbiu Screw quintet in the Industrial Basketball League last nght, Jim .yrch'- crow ot has Eeteers last nigh. kicked the dope bucket into q million pieces. out played the SarcN shop quintet SCOT rd its first victory of tho Scason and handed ras' ysar'z pernant winners their first defeat ot tho year. The score al rho finish was -2 10 -f. The game was wildly a<.IrluE from the first O tho last whistle,
 The S,anly Works ,Jva kept ID is winning streak )a~- nJEht by talk ing the rorbn Ca'drar Lock five over the co4ls fo, L a7 10 fl win. This puts tho Stanley Works in first place with three wins and 10 losses Eafntrs barely cams through for t win over ths doa0 lroddvn New matics Tho Dragons chaIked ID a totaI Of 2t points 10 27 for the New Britain Machine.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Corbln Cabinet->tanlcy Work

The Stanley Works team had a rather easy time Of 1t with the Cor n5A Cabinet Lock quintet in the opening game on last nights pro- gram. The Cabinet crew was disOr- ganizad for some untold reason and was away off its basket shooting. Had tha team caged only one-renti of inc shots f. made for tho hoop. ii would have svampcd tho o7posi- lion.
 As it was, however, the Stanley Works team played consistent brand of basketball throughout. The team secured a sizcable lead in tho first half chaIkinc up 2$ points 10 nine for tho Cabinet team. Hewitt found his shooting cye during this session and caged 1u or his teams - points. Adams was a close second with nius-
 In tho second haIr tho Stanley Works team made things all inc more secure. + piled u0 jfz points until it was only q question Of how big a margin it would have over the Cabinet quintet. l. had -3 point lead al the finish
 Adams kept up lis scoring spree in the second half. He had q total Of ] ! points 10 his credit. Hewitt fol- lowed with Il points Merline was fhe outstanding star on tho floor. Walrhers put in nice game for ihe losers. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

"Rut where did you get the names Of all rhosc strangers in th" back aaide" is the question that is going 10 b. asked Ky certain people. r just ~oos 10 zhoa that -ho world is a rl- placc. and not " small place. after alL There arc lo's and lots Of .oorball teams.
 Ben TicEnor O. Harvard. Of course. belongs. H. i+ on. O the finest football players Of tho year Tn- doubtcdly h5 will be tho first choice on the AlI-Amcrjca clcvens at center.
 But Ticknor has honestly earned his honor, Probably there are bet rcr backs than rho men named above. but the backs have chosen, like Tichnor. have won their posi- tions by work bo'h enduring and brilliant.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

Grozsuau Of Eu'-.r.' Is h. 1o;- t"r han Booth or Wccar Th" only ans"or 1 know is that l think lo is. and If I must hir, a lawyer 10 defend myself l wju also think Eddie Baker of Ti'' Is the smartes' quartrrbaCk Iu tho east. Jock Suth- crland calls him rbo best all-rourd back h. has coached at Pitt m i@ years H. passcs receives punts. place-kichs and runs and he is the whole show on defense. He is con- si@tent.
 Hart and Maraluso of Colgate did moro and better work. in my opin- ion, than Booth and Wood Hart is q strong ruunor a trpln-threat performer. splendid ou dcfeHs. and a sparEplu~ for n. Lest team Col :;,-tc Aaa had in years. H. is not only q star individuality. according 10 Andy Kerr. but a Gn, team playar d. we'll Likewise tho deeds of Macn- luso stand out r you don't believe it. sec tho scores
New Britain herald., 1930-11-29
Ey WILLIAM BHAJcHER
 NLA Saryje, Sports Editor

Hero arr TWO .>ll-i.as-"rn football teams without o.b'r Barry Wool uho passed Harvard 10 victory oNrr Yale. or AIJi, Booth. the sllppalF- hippcd eff of N,~ Haven,
 f you think they both ought to bc on there. pick yourself an All- Eastern team and put them there, If this be treason maho the most ol it. We have just begun 10 fight and you can lead d horsa to water,
 \ great number Of coaches ha"- told me ,nat Albic Booth and Barry Wood probably will be picked on .hc alI-s;ar teams but | couid name dozen holfbaohs in rha oast who rr better than either Of them. Thes- claims l have tried 10 verify personally and guess 'ho coaches arc right. Publicity doesn't mak" ono football player better than another, and one game docs not mako sea- son.
 Shall nc pick our stars bE tradl- tion or performance@
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27
New York Pair Takes A. Be.
Lead; Wisconsin Team in Tie
Hartford wis., Quintet Rolls 1859; Rochester IN. ~
BoWIerS in Front With 1897 Pins.

ahead OF the former leaders, Emil
Matak and Jimmy Mitchell, ST. Paul,
MINI. The Rochester pair is con-
oeded an excellent chance of re-
naming at the top through the re-
mainder of the tournament.
This was the only change in the
doubles during the day and not a
single bowler could make the first
ten IN the individual event. In the
au-eventS standings, one new name
appears, r. Taylor of Passaic. N. j.,
gaining fifth position with a nine
game tota4 of 1910.
More high scores are anticipated
tonight with Otto Stein Jr.. st.
Louis, Mo-, defending all events
champion, and the Archer Tires,
crack Cleveland five, scheduled to
roll.
Everett Scott, of major league
baseball fame, will bowl tonight
with the Farnan Shoes Of TT.
Wayne, In0 The former Yankee
shortstop is a pin smasher OF no
little ability.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27

When Billy Petrolle fought Jackie
Purvis at the armory on Jan. % it
was the first time the Fargo EX-
press had stepped into a ring in
six months, and although he had
trained hard for the bout, his tim
ing and Judging of distance were
rusty, due to the long layof. Since
his showing here at that time Pc
trolle has had a half dozen scraps,
winning them all, mostly by knock
cuts, and when he steps in the ring
with Joe Azzerella at the armory
next Tuesday night the fans will see
the Express in top form.
In tackling AzzarelIa, Petrolle will
be taking on one of the best in the
135-pound division. The Milwaukee
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27

WHEN Jewel Ems trots his
WPittsburgh Pirates out before
the populace at Redland field,
Cincinnati, for the opening game
of the 1880 season, AIessrs. Barney
and Sam Dreyfuss, Ems, Pie Tray
nor and all the baseball fans OF
the Smoky City are going to have
their fingers crossed. The reason
for all this precaution is smiling
youngster by the name Of Gus
Suhr, who has come up from the
Coast League to help Pittsburgh.
After reading the history OF
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27
Smiling Gus Suhr Has
Big Job With Pirates

Smiling Gus, who really was big
figure in the far western circuit,
there might be some wonder why
the Pirate moguls would have any
doubts about his ability. Expert
ence has taught them not to take
too much for granted, however.
Since 1901. the year the Pirates
won their first pennant, no less
than thirty athletes have striver
to fill the first base post, and ap-
parently none has filled the bill.
Suhr was in the minors for four
years before he was purchased by
the Pirates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27
Champ at 19

BV United Press
PHILADELPHIA, March 27.
Midget Wolgast is recognized
in Ne% York and Pennsylvania
as world f1yweight boxing
champion, but may not be al
lowed TO defend his title in
New York over the champion
ship route.
Wolgast was approved as
champion Wednesday by the
Pennsylvania commission. but
it was revealed that the cham
pion is only 10.
The New York commission
has a rule prohibiting athletes
under 81 from boxing more
than six rounds. Wolgast won
his title in fifteen-round bout
with Black Bill of Cuba at New
York last Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27
ByUnftcd Press

81 LuifCd FTcSs
CLEVELAND, o.. March 27.-NeW
leaders are found atop two divisions
of the American Bowling Congress
as a result Of some sensational pin
topping here Wednesday. Turning
in a score of 1859, the Schwartz
bathrooms OF Hartford, Wis, went
into a first place tie with the New
York Spartans in the team event.
The most sensational effort OF the
day was turned in by Frank Par
carl and Joe LuSardi. Rochester y
Y, who jumped into the doubles
lead with 1887, twenty-SlX pins
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Horton Smith
Is FavOrite
~ Times Special

~ Times Special
PINEHURST, N. c., March IA
record-breaking field of lis was
scheduled to tee of in the twenty
eighth annual north and south open
golf tournament here today. Horton
Smith, youthful pro star. is defend
ing champion and a favorite to re
peat.
Heated competition is expected for
the $500 in prizes, $500 Of which
goes to the winner, with many vet
eran stars and winter sensations en-
tered