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New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

After yesterdays battle between the Holy Cross and Winsted base ball teams at Washington park re- sulting in an s to win for the To- calls, it begins 10 appear that the Holy Cross team has returned to the form that last year brought it the championship of the city. Tes- terday's battle was a tight one but the visiting pitcher blew up in tho ninth inning and walked in the win- ming run.
 Winsted started off strongly by scoring three runs in the opening inning. After that, however, tho team was helpless until the sixth. In that frame, errors accounted for four tallies scored by the visitors.
 The Holy Cross team scored two in the second when J. Budnick singled and Martin crashed out a home run. In the fifth, however, tho lead the Winsted team by one run. kulus smashed a home in this ses- sion with Milewski on base. Winsted went into the lead by one run by its rally in the sixth.
 In the seventh, Martin tripled and Mccormick brought him home with q single, tying the score. Winsted was able 10 get only one hit in tho next three frames off Mccormick.
 In the ninth inning. J. Budnick flied out but Martin singled. McCor- mick followed with single and Bogdanski made it three in a row. Lipka made an attempt to sacrifice but Martin was out at home. Dal- kowski looked them over until he had two strikes and three balls. Dayton failed to get the next one over. however. and Mccormick was forced in with the winning run.
 Davis, Winsted shortstop, was ths heavy slugger for his club. He got three hits out of five trips, two triples and a single. Martin took the hitting honors for the Holy Cross with three out of five. He belted a homer. a, triple and a single. Dal- koWski and Bogdanski starred in ths field. Mccormick was in fine fettle.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
WASHINGTON TEAM
 BEATS NATIONALS
Losers Pushed Into Cellar Posi-
 tion in Junior City League
League Standing

The Washington baseball team showed the Nationals into the cellar in the Junior City League at Wal nut Hill park Saturday afternoon by handing them a g to beating. The game was marked by some unusual wild heaving by the pitchers on each team who winged seven batters dur ing the affair.
 In the second inning Hubay hit three hatters with pitches and when he threw one that hit Joe Golas on the head and caused him to retire from the game he gave up the pitch ing job to DiFranzo who was in bril- liant form and a complete mystery to the losers
 DiFranzo famed IA of his oppo- nents in the seven innings that he worked against them. He did not all low run and yielded but five hits.
 The game started as though it was going to be a real battle. At the end of the second frame the score was tied at 5-all. It was at this time that DiFranzo took up his team S hurling assignment and the Nation als were licked.
 The Washingtons kept picking up runs all along the line and were never in danger after the second inning.
 The losers were constantly mak- ing changes in their lineup but these had no effect on the outcome of the game. Mankus was the leading hit ter of the day, hammering out three safe blows including pair of doubles. The fielding gem was a great running catch Of KozakieUicz' S drive by Todd in the last inning.
 Game Tonight
 This evening at o'clock at Wal nut Hill park the Sequins and Re publicans clash in q Junior City League game. The summary of Sat urday's tilt:
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
WASHINGTON TOPS
 FORESTV|LLE TEAM
South EnderS Score 2 to Q Vic.
 tory Over Visiting Crew

Tn one of the keenest pitchers battles seen at Kensington this sea- son. The South End aggregation took another close battle yesterday, this time from the Forestville team by the score of ? to c. Pechuk and Scott, last years Stanley Works mainstay, opposed each other on the mound with the Kensington twirler having considerable edge. Pechuk struck out 10 opposing batters to five for Scott. Both were touched up for five hits.
 DeNito. kensington shortstop, brought in the first run in the sew enth inning. PeChuk scored the second in the eighth when J. Char low dropped fly ball.
 Rice and Patrus each got two hits. They played in opposition to each other.
 Next Sunday, the Kensington team will meet the Sacred Hearts in this city in the second game of the series between the two. Kens- ington won the first battle between the two in Kensington.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
MANCHESTER TEAM
 LOSES ID LOCALS
American Legion Combination
 Easily Defeats Silk 1OWners

Playing almost faultless ball be hind the fine fwirling of sam Capo- dice who let his opponents down with but seven scattered hingles. the Eddy-Glover Post. American Le- glon baseball nine easily defeated the Dilworth- Cornell Post outfit of South Manchester in the latter town Saturday afternoon. The final score was 10 ..
 After permitting the Silk Cry team 10 assume a to Q lead in the second inning, the locals sticks be- gan 10 function and in the fourth stanza Coach Nangan's charg $ knotted the count at 2-aM. Tn the fifth The locals came back to score three more tallies and from then on there was nothing 10 it.
 The South Manchester aegrega- tion's four misplays, three of them ccming at crucial moments added to their downfall. Although Berger famed eight men he seemed 10 be- come discouraged at the poor fielI- ing Of his teammates and later m the game lec up 10 such an extent that the New Britain crew r>ppzd out hits at will
 The home team crossed the plate twice on three hits. a sacrifice. sa error. q wild pitch and 2 stolen base in the second inning. In the fourth New Britain syened things for the afternoon, getting two runs without q hit. Two errors. two walks and 2 sacrifice turned the trick In the following inning New Britain broke the desd}oc. by scoring three times ard went ln'o a three run lead
 After Wojack grounded out 10 the lnfieId, Cormler slapped a single past third base and tailed q mo- ment later when Capodice knocked q double 10 left. Miller hit I Texas leaguer over short and Capodi@e scored Miller reached second un- r-olested and went 70 third on An dersor's sacrifice fly 10 right fieI1. The former strode home on I wild pitch
 The Hardware City nine got an other run in tho following inning. With two out. Todzia. singled along che third base line. WojacE was safe at first by q felder's choice and Cormier hit past the pitchers box 10 score Todzia
 The locals closed the scoring for the afternoon in the seventh. Miller got hls third hlc O. -he game, a single He was safe on second by an error and crossed the platter or Roy Favllck's bingle 70 rleht field.
 Outstanding in the local triumph vas the fine fielding Of Miller in left field and Roy Havlck al the keystone sack. The former hauled in four flies two Of the sensational type and his throw 10 Havhck in the third inning nipping a man at sec ond. was worthy of high praise, Favlick played 3, splendid game at second and also got two hits out Of four trips 70 the plate The bat ting e Miller also stood out.
 Day a third base for South Man chester had . busy day 0irh four 7u.outs and two assists without slip.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
FILLY CAPTURES RACE
For the Eighth Time in Long champs Turf History, Three Year Old Mare Takes Grand Prix.

Longchamp France, June 30 LP- For the eighth time in Longchamp p's long turf history, 2 lilly has cap tured The Grand Prlx de Paris.
 E. Henr!que's Commanderie. three year old daughter Of Belfonds out Of Corset. easily cut ran q crack field in the 63rd running Of the GranI Prix yesterday and enriched her owner by 1,07G00o francs, approxi- mately S420no
 Commanderle, paying .22 to 1. beat the favorite, Count Derivaud's $ Chateau Bouscaut, by q length and a half over the 5000 meter course. 4 short ahead behind Chateau BoU s- caut, in dead heat, finist@ 1 Godiche and VeloI Creme, coupled as the Baron Edouard De Roths- child entry.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
Pirates 3-West Ends Q

A home run sliced nearly to the road between right and center field on Diamond No. 1 by Beagle with two men on the bases, broke up a scoreless tie between the Pirates and the West Ends in the eighth and last inning Of their game Saturday after noon and as a result. the Pirates pulled out Of tight battle with a 10 win over their bitter rivals.
 For seven innings, neither team was able to score because qf the ex- cellent work Of the two pitchers, Brooks for the Pirates and Tommy Blanchard for the West Ends. Brooks had much the better of the argument in striking out 14 10 nine for Blanchard. but in the matter of hits both tWlrlers were even until, for the West Ends, the fata! eighth inning. The contest was called at the end of that session because of the 4 ]. 0 clock rule in vogue in the league.
 The spectacle was the best put on this season by the West Ends team. The infeld and outfeld worked like a charm and accepted every chance given them withoupt a blom. The Pirates also played errorless ball making the contest one that was well worth seeing.
 Blanchard pitched in hard lr"k all the way. Had 1t been an ordi- nary game, he would have wo
 it was, he was stacked up against Brooks who vas also having an al most perfect day in the box and he vas doomed to work his head of only to get beaten in the end.
 For seven innings, he held the Pirates literally eating out of his hand but his mates could give him no help on the offensive. Then in the eighth, with one man out, Sokol- oshi shot a single 10 center field. Schmarr followed him with another to the same spot and then Hal Beagle caught one of his fast ones and sent it far and wide into deep right center Tor the circuit
 It vas a great victory for the Pi- rates but heart breaking defeat for the West Ends.
 The Pirates pulled three double plays during the game that nipped West End rallies in the bud and tended to break the spirit of the West End team. Brooks had mo- ments Of wildness and he hit two men at the plate. These lapses,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
TRY TO CLOSE BOUT
Further Efforts to Complete A
 arrangements for Sharkey- Schmel- ing Bout to Be Attempted Today.

New York, June 30 CUP)-Fu~- ther efforts 10 close arrangements for the return heavyweight cham plonship engagement between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling were 10 be made today by Madison Square Garden Corporation
 Schmeling sailed tor Germany last week, but Joe Jacobs, his American manager, has the power to sign for hIm. Negotiations with Arthur Bu- low, Schmeling's former manager, have practically been completed which will permit the return bout to be held September 25.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
FRANKLIN TEAM WINS

The Franklin A. C. baseball team took the Red Men into camp yester- day at St. Mary's field by the score of 3 to 10. Winters, pitching for the Franklins. held the opposition in check until the eighth when he was relieved by Meyers. Meyers. with two triples and a home run, let the bat ters. Boehnert followed him closely with three safeties. Ruben was the best bet for the losehs. The Red Men used three pitchers. For games see Manager J. Winters at S5 Franklin street, telephone 1752-R.
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

By the Associated Press.
 Gncluding games Of June o9)
 National League Batting Philles, .403. Runs-Cuyler. Cubs, 6s. Hits-klein.iP Phillies, 104 Doubles-F risch, Cardinals, 24, iples-Cuyler Cubs, II. Home runs-Wilson, Cubs; Der ger, Braves. 22.
 Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies r.
 Stolen hases-Cuyler, Cubs, IS.
 American League Batting-Gehrig, Yankees. 397. Runs-Ruth, Yankees, S7. Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees S4,
 Hits-Hodapp, Indians, 1o2. Doubles-McManus, Tigers, 25, Triples-Combs. Yankees. F. Home runs-Ruth, Yankees, 29. Stolen bases-RiCe, Senators, l2.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
35 $ F -5 F

IVIaIs ID I- 70 IT.
 Two base hits Canty 2. Smith Bogdar- ski. Three base hits. Davis :. Sweet, Mar tin. Home runs. kula. Martin. Bases on balls: of Mccormack ! Gaghon [, Day. ton 2. Umpire; Si Budnck.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
CHICAGO CUBS EMAIL
 TAKE LEAD IN NATIONAL
Despite Series of Nlisfortunes Captures First Place From Brooklyn Robins-Cards Down Giants in Double Header - Braves Take Two From Gin cinnat-Y ankees Beat Cleveland Indians-Browns Trounce Washington Senators - Athletics Defeat Detroit Tigers.
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Washington son n70 o10-G
 TWO hasa hts Harris, Gul5c MeHlo. Blue Three aase hts. MstHo. Terrell. Bases on 1zDs. of Stewart 5 of L,.ka q or BroWn 5. Struck ou-s By stewart ;, N' Brown ! Losing pitcher, L!ska,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
MANDELI IN TRAINING

Orangeburg, N. Y, June 20 (UP) Sammy Mandell of Rockford, Ill, worlds lightweight champion, start cd training here today for his , round title bout against Al Singer of New York at Yankee stadium July 17. Road work and hikes will oc- cupy the attention of Mandell dur ing most of this week. He expects 10 do his first boxing next Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

1.-Two out when winning run scored.
 x-Batted for Adams in 9th. New York 00G 100 001-e St. LoQis noG 0h0 Ills
 Two hase hit: Allen Three base hit. Leach Bases on balls. Of Walker 5 Hev- Ing | Johnson 1. Struck out. By Walker 5 Heving 2, Johnson 6 Losing pitcher: Fevlng
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

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 zzz-Bat,e1 for Du-oc7er n a.-
 zzzz-Pan for Gooch n 5,c Eo~-on .5A con ooo-4 Cincinnati Oil ono to0-3 Two base hts. slsler Zachary Three rsse hit Maranr!le Bases or halls. C@ Zachary 1. Smith :. Lucas Struck ou- By Zachary :. Lucas i Winning pitcher Zachary
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

Two base hits Dobreck, PartyAa, Do- b-owoishl Three base hit, Tronoski, Home runs: Dohrowoskl, Psrtyka. Bases on halls: of pobreck ., Hayes {. Struck out; By Wornicki .. Dobreck $. umpires:
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
E1oGT BRnE7s
HOLY CROSS TEAM BEATS
 TWISTED IN CLOSE GAME

Local Baseball Team Appears to Have Recovered Cham
 pionship Form of Last Season - Tom McLeod's Crew Humbled by Score of to at Washington Park-Dalkowsk and Bogdanski Star On the De- fense-Count Is Tied in Seventh Inning - Game Won in Ninth.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

Portland, Ore. city of 299o00 population, has r golf courses.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
SfAkT EP

Two hese hits. Capod-ae. Zem7rowsa5 Bases oa balls Of CaPod.r= 2. rA Berger Struck ou. By Capod.~e 2 ty Berger L-7 7r= Brennan.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
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X-BatcA1 for Berg IT 5th
 xx-Ba-ed for Walsh T str- rugaco -ao TO --o- Boston c41 -aI o1x-le
 Two base z.-- Tatwood. Bases or halls. 0@ Walsh L.ssnaee .S-r1cE out By Walsh ! ~sraway l, L:seanee !. Losing pitcher. Fa1er.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
HOLT CROSS

TWO hase mus Ealeshlr Mama " esolY, $. Budnlck, klepacki. Three base hit: Wesoly. Home run: DalkoTski Bases on balls: of krystopa $. Kania 2. Struck out: By Kan.a $, krystopa 4. Empires: sautter
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
SokoIs 1S-Senecas 3

With Dobreck pitching in excellent form, the Sokols took the Senecas
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

Second Game Cr.azo o00 -01 r'0-2 B7s.9a oo2 -oo ooo-l
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

Two base hits: Mankus 2. Futter. Osa kovicz Three hase hit; Januszewsk Home run: P. Defranzo. Cnpires. Crow ley and Sautter.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-30

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-02
Young Brother
Real Fellow Now

SAN FRANCISCO. July ,. W.P)-
y desire to present Il. united
'front.' has resulted in Governor c.
G. Young receiving the unqualified
endorsement of two dry organiza-
tionS for the Republican guberna-
terial nomination.
The northern California group of
the women : Christian Temperance
Union first endorsed Young at an
executive meeting here Yesterday.
The endorsement was in tie form OF
a resolution addressed to tn Anti
saloon League directors of Califor-
MIA, meeting in Los Angeles.
Endorsement of Young by the
California Anti.Saloon League fol
lowed the action of the northern
California unit of the ". c. 7. L.
Tho Anti-Saloon League board
pointed out that Buron Fits. Los
Angeles district attorney. was to be
commended for his record on
moral questions but said that IN
cumbeutS usually received the
leagues endorsement if acceptable.
Fits was not mentioned in tn,
W. e. r. |. resolution.
Neither resolution referred ia
Mayor James Rolph. Jr., san Fran
cisco, the third candidate for the
Republican gubernatorial nomina.
ton
Young and Fits have declared
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-02
Liens Install
New Officers

Installation of new Officers ana
reports from officers of the preced-
nc year featured the meeting OF the
Lions club yesterday at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
With Harry Horton acting rs IN
stalling officer, the following were
called upon to accept the offices 20
which they had been elected on
June 3. Mark Washburn, president;
Fred Miller, first vice president;
Russell Broadbeck, second vice presi-
dent; Glen Mikescll, third vice presi-
dent; Al Malzahn, secretary; j. a..
Hall, treasurer, and Walter Hcinc,
director.
Retiring president, Mark Munson,
and retiring secretary, Charles Brat
ton, gave their reports for the past
year and this was followed by thai
Of the treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-02
NO WONDER YOU FEEL SICK
When Constipation Gets Its Grip You Can't Keep Well
What You Need Is Kelogg's ALL-BRAN

That tired feeling, that persistent
headache, that bad breath are often
symptoms Of constipation.
There is only one thing to do
clean out your system. Do it now
or you may be seriously sick. Your
intestines are clogged because you
have not eaten enough roughage.
And there is no better roughage
than that healthful, appetizing
cereal-Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
ALL-BRAN is a natural food
that brings natural results regu-
larly. Its fiber content sweeps the
intestines clean of poisonous
wastes. Much better than habit
forming pills which become useless
unless their dose is increased.
In addition, Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
is rich in iron. Scientific research
has proved that practically all Of
this iron goes into the blood-bring-
ing the glowing color of health to
the complexion and strengthening
the entire body. A wonderful way
to enjoy keeping well!
=" You will like the nut-sweet favor
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-02
SUPREME COURT
WILL PASS ON
MOONEY CASE

SAN FRANCISCO, July ,. U.P)
While seven judges of the Cali
fornia supreme court dcliberatcd
today on the case of Tom Mooney
and Warren X. Billings, who are
serving life sentences for conviction
of the Preparedness Day bombing
of 1916, letters and wires pleading
for and dcnouncing against pardonS
for slc tw0 men were hurrying
toward Governor G. G. Young.
1t was expected that the Judges
would vote on the report sometime
today although the contents of the
report will not bc made public I'm
til the governor announces whether
he will pardon the two men.
Governor Young was to arrive in
Los Angeles today and there await
the courts decision.
The decision o. :hc court Will
deal with the case of Billings II Is
attempting to decide whether Bill
iugS should receive a pardon and
it has been learned hY the United
Press that the governor will act on
the courts decision and accord
Mooney the same treatment rs
Billings.
Mooney. first sentenced to die,
and now in SAN Quentin, made his
plea for a pardon direct 10 Cover.
nor Young, but Billings, at Folsom
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-02
SANHUBER WILL
SEEK TO EVADE
JURY'S VERDICT

Los ANGELES. July >. U.P)-
Otto Sanhuher. the little "attlc
man" who last night was convicted
by jury OF manSlaughter in con
nection with the death in 1922 Of
Fred OeSterreich, wealthy manufac-
turer, move today to free himself
from all guilt in the case.
Though his counsel, Sanhuber an
nounced he would attempt to invoke
the statute of limitations, which
prohibits prosecution of n defendant
more than three years after the al
legged offenSe, except for murder and
treason.
Sanhuber was tried for first d.
gree murder. but the manslaughter
verdict returned by the jury Of siN
men and six women after deltbera
tion of approximately seven hours
would permit an appeal under the
limitations law, his attorney as
serted.
Oesterreich : fatal shooting in
1922 was denied on tho witness stand
by Sanhuber, although a confession
he allegedly made to the grand jury
was read to the murder jury. The
100 pound defendant repudiated the
confession, asserting he told the
story to shield Mrs. Walburga
Oesterreich. widow of the manufac
furpr
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-02
IN
ADDRESS BEFORE
JUNIOR CHAMBER

That advertisements for a suit
able site and bids on the construc
tion of the new federal postofficc
building in III Centre would be nm
der way before long, was the mes
sage of G. c. Jenkins, local post
master. to the members of the junior
chamber of commerce at their regu-
lar breakfast meeting this morning.
This project has long hren under
discussion. and the consistent in
crease in postal receipts shown by
the FL Centre office, as we'll as the
inadcquacY of present quarters, are
responsible for the contemplated
building.
Louis Is. McMauus, president %
the junior chamber and one of the
delegates to the recent national con
vcution in Brooklyn, was again i'll
charge of the meeting and gave u
most interesting account of his trip
to New York and also of the con
vention proceedings.
The chamber voted to donate to
the county fair grounds a large
Neon sign. This is the gift of the
junior chamber through Al q. Smith,
LEGAL representative of the Electrical
Products COMPANY. Los Angeles.
The sign will advertise Imperial
Valley and its many products to the
motoring public who pass along the
highway to and from Los Angeles.
y dcieagtion was appointed to ap-
pear before the board of trade TO
secure the cooperation of that body
IN the formation Of pig club. a.
\. Peterson is in charge of this en-
terprise. which aims at the rasing :
i pure bred stock in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-02
Chicago Flyers
Keep Soaring,
Continued from page y

cred from another plane and telling
how they feel about exceeding tn,
st. Louis Robins record by 81
hours.
The morning rcfueling was Su-
cesSfully carried out despite diff
Guilty with the motor Of the rcfucl
ing plane which delayed its aScen-
sion.
1.-THE piston rings are badly worn
and the old crate is pumping oil in
every cylinder, said Walter tiur
ter. who, with Albert, another
brother, handles the refueliag plane.
Big Ben. . But its n wonder the
plane ism t shaken to pieces from
three weeks of that grind.
Members of tho ground crews
kept secret many of the notes which
John and Kenneth dropped To the
field, but admitted the pilots had
reported considerable motor tron-
ble.
''We'rc making It fmc. read
one of the notes dropped from II.
plane. "Scnd US up supply of fire
crackers We want to throw 'cm
out on the field Friday.
Many of the pilots and aiIplang
mechanics who watched the flight
said they believed that the City q.
Chicago still will be FLYING over SIX
Harbor airport Friday night. ~
bert and Walter said john and Ken
meth even may attempt 70 keep the
plane aloft until the 60o hour marx