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New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
HOP [ fOk SELL9U7 AT CHARITY CAMP
PrCMsGiS Of Evenly Contested Battle Ho.D Ticket Ga'e

New York, Dee 10 P-Prospects Of an evenly contested game have revived hopes of a sell-out for the charity foot ball clash between the Army and Navy at dhe Yankee Sta dium Saturday.
 Ticket sales Jagged badly for q while. but Nayy's tonishing show ing against Penn has led 10 q gen lral re-aWahenjug Of interest Of the game Virtually fhe euurc supply Ot EJ tickets has been .Nhau.ted bat Grover Whal.u'a citizens committee. handling arraus.lnents. announces there stjll mo plenty C. seats at higher rates.
 Latest developments in the rival football camps indicate tne Navy may enter the same close 10 an eyen-money choice, The Army has met with q series or injuries that have weakened both the bockfiel1 and the line while Navys squad ap- parentjy is at the peak and sccm- ingly ready 10 steam ahead at full speed
 After q disappointing early season record. the Midshipmrn found thcm- selves toward the cloae Of the regI- lar season and gave great eNhibI- ton Of power and dccepGou ln trouncing Penn. Army on the
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
MAY CHANGE SYSTEM
Sweeping Alterations in Football At University Of Pennsylvania Are Being Predicted.

Philadelphia, Dec. 10 UP)- Sweeping changes in the football system at Pennsylvania university have been promised by the football committee as the result of an ed. torial in the Pennsylvanian, campus paper. and the open criticism Of Head Coach J. Lud Wray by several Of this years team.
 While criticism Of the Pe,n coaching staff has been kept und | cover all season, il tiared into the open yesterday when several foot ball stars announced their intention of quitting the squad.
 Warren Gette. star halfback, said that not more than five" of this years squad will report for foo ball practice next fall if Wray remains Several other varsity men Crtci2. l the coaching system but would not permit the Use Of their names.
 Nray declined to discuss the re volt beyond saying that if Gettc was annoyed because he didn't get his letter. if was Gctte's own fault.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
ISTRIbLING MEETS
 GRIFF|7HS FRIDAY
Leading Contenders for Heavy
 Title to Battle in Chicago

Chicago. Dec. 10 (UP)-One, and possibly two, of the leading con- tenders for the world heavyw eight championship will be eliminate ling and Gerald Fluffy Griffiths meet at Chicago stadium in a 10- round decision bout.
 Presumably the bout will decide Max Schmelings opponent for hls first title defense and -inasmuch as the ability Of either participant tn deieat the champion has never been seriously questioned - the next heavyweight title holder.
 Possibility of both fighters bow ing out Of the championship pie : ture, at least temporarily. is not as remote as might be supposed. Both Griffiths and Slribling are notorious in and cutters" and if they should combine to stage a bout even one half as poor as some of those they have taken part in, it would be fatal 10 their titular aspirations. Stribling. who gained the nama Willie the Clutch" through his eau tious and tiresome tactics in his op- portunities against ranking oppo- uents, appa rcntIy has reformed ana says that he will not return to his old tactics against GriEiths. Tuffv L.,r in t.b ho showings, but unlike Stribling, nis poor performances have been against second raters
 With otripling abandoning his former cautious ,restling tautlcs and Gritliths notably at his best against high cIass opposition the bout should develop into the bes' heavy weight scrap since Jack Dempsey ruled the class.
 StribIing's entire career rests IT the balance in this bout. After en- gazing in 2Ja nghts over q period of h years and tinalIy achieving ranking contendership he will risk his standing against 4 contender who has yet to establish for him self the priority on claim 1c Schmeling'S title.
 With Jack 5harhcy no longel given sciious consideration an primo Camera and Eittorio CampoIc still rated in the novice ass, Grll ntns has an opportunity 10 swing to the top ot the heap Tn slnsl stroke.
 ! Strlbling, rightly enough, is d to l betting lavor.te His claim tt superiority is based on his long eX pcriencc, q remarkable string O ! victories. and punch in either hand tna; matches anything seer in the tit, class since JoAn L. SuI- l,Nau's time.
 Grihlths ilas much In his favor but the thing his followers are championing al the moment is h. condition and he fact that he vii 20 into the fight an underdog i'll tn 1 graveyard of faN orites." Popula ] choices have won few bouts in tn, . stadium ring and Tufty's supporteG believe he viii add another upse to the stadium's lengthy list. | The Iowan is T he best cond1 ticn Of his career and his recen boxing lessons from Jack Johnson former world champion. have give him needed confidence and defensive skill.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
M0RENZ IS LEADING
Srcedy Center of Les Canauicns or Montreal Continues to Head SCOT CTS in Hockey League.

Montreal. que. Dec 10 Pi-IIoW le pc, dy center of Les Canadiens Of Montrcl, continues 10 lead individ- ual scorers in the National Hockey league, according to the latest aver ages issued by the league, They iI.- Cludc games played mp to and in ciuding Sunday night.
 Mor.nz has scored II points on min" goals and two assists to lead his teammate, Aurel JoIiat. and Fred (Hun) Cook of the New York Rang CTS. hy two points. Morenz's nine goals easily give him the lead in that department with Bill Cook of the Rangers and Charley Conacher of the Toronto Maple Leafs tied fo; second place with seven each. Priu- eau ot Toronto leads the league n q. sists with scVtn.
 Allen Shields of Philadelphia leads in peDalties. having served 3l minutes on the bench. Jolat is Iunner-up for the bad man tite with 50 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
PLEBES HAKE GAINS
Army Football Eleven Finds Scrubs Driving Through Line Through Use of Navy Plays.

West Point, x. Y. Dec. 1U tP-if Navy gains much more ground on Saturday against the Army than the Plebcs have in practice there will he cause for plenty of weeping al West Point.
 The Plcbcs using Navy plays. gained consistently through tn" Army line in scrinmases both Mon day and yesterday. Johnson, d Plebe halfback, short and stocny runner like Lou kirn. Navy ace ploughed through the line repeated ly yesterday for substantial gains,
 With his squad battered by in jurlos, Major Ralph I. Sasse oNpcri- montcd with his back6old Tueaday in an effort 10 arriv" at the strong est po&sibl" combination. FrantzaI and Glattly were used at tho No l hack post yesterday but no definite starting lineup yet has been ar, ranged.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10


 The south Congregational team. defending champion and this years leader to date, kept it's state clean with 32-1S win over the First Baptsts, cellar occupants Th" South church has not lost q league game since the loop was organized last year and brought is run ot consecutive victories to II Ia 5t night. The South church r, gula~s ran up an ll-U lead in the frs, quarter, after which substitutes were sent in. The Baptists scored on Flening's field goal and foul dur ing the second session but the Win ncrs had a good l8-3 advantage at the half. After mtermisslon. how ever, the tail-enders began to play much better ball. particularly on tn2 attack. and started to creep up m their best exhibition Of the season, Drummond and Recano led this at tack, but in the last minutes or play the leaders resumed their earlier offensive and again buried the Baptists under shower of shots.
 Arnold Cormicr was nigh man for the winners. getting 10 points, slN of them in the last rush. Walrath continued to show improvement n his center play, and Captain Wheel 1T. again a light scorer. gave an- other brilliant demonstration of floor work which worked the ball
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
METHOD|STS SCORE
 EXCITING VICTORY
Down St. Marks at Very End
 South Church Wins
Junior Church League

The tide Of fortune never ebbeJ and flowed more swiftly than it did last night as the Trinity Methodists noscd out the St. Marks EpiscopaJ team by .0-19 in q wildly exciting Junior Church basketball league game at the Y. N. (. A., for the lead changed hands three times within the last minute as the op- posing quintets struggled wildly for the victory. The Methodists had raced out into a 7-l lead at the very outset of the game only to have a smaller but faster St. Marks out fit fight grimly back. The winners led by i1-S at the half but saw this margin oOze away in the final guar tcrs until finally the Episcopalians tied the score and then apparently sewed the game up by continuing on into three point lead.
 But here Ray Mahan saved the Methodist cause with field goal, bringing his team back into the game with minute 10 play, and amid pandemol ium as the rooters of the two teams sCreeched wildly for their respective faYorites, Me Cornick got under the basket for a follow-up that put the Methodists in the lead again. A few second later Minas caged a pretty shot for the St. Marks, and when Carte missed q free toss it seemed to be all over, yet with some l5 seconds left. Ma . han again got away and urched ths Lall through the hoop for what proved to be the winning score, for J. Kemillet blew foul try in the last second of play.
 The game, the most thrilling cl the league StaSon to date, started of poorly with speed against siz,. but both teams found themseNes us thcpacr grew hotter and the brauI of baIl hjcy played toward the fin ish lett them all in a 8enlcAhaust cd condition. NIahan starred on the defense for the Mctho1ists, while llanna and Mines were the EpiSco palian lumiuaries. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

ether LlLd alr..udy nas gone through q hard and successful schedule. losing only 10 Notre Dame and it promises to be d difficlpt task to get the boys in the proper competitive frame of mind. The radets had turned their eyes toward inc Notlc Jamc --game all season and played their best football against Rocknc'e.a mighty Rouah Riders They may find it diffierit 10 gear thqnselves ,np to the nec"s, sary pitch of.' XfiteDeut against the Navy dsspite.the fact that they will he facing their traditional football foes,
 Arm!,s strength, especially in re- placements, can not be discounted, however. and it is hardly likely that they vii. be worse than even money against the Midshipmen
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
SUIT IS WITHDRAWN
Threat of Legal Interference With scheduled Charity Bout In Wa tCrbury is Removed.

New Haven. Dec. 10 tUP)-A threat of legal interference with tho scheduled charity bout between Al Gamer. New Haven negro. and Jack Kelley, Waterbury, billed as for the New England light heavyweight title has been dissipated by withdrawal of the New Haven Arenas appeal for an injunction.
 Officials of the Arena withdrew the petition after hearing in chambers with Superior Court Judga Carl Poster and representatives of George Mulligan. Waterbury pro motor. who will stage the bout at Waterbury tomorrow night. The Arena claimed to have a contra ct for Kellcy's services signed by one manager while Mulligan held a sec ond contract signed by still another.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
OPPOSED TO MATCH
Widespread Condemnation of Match Between Camera and Young Eng Ii hman is Expressed.

London, Dec. 10 LP-Primo Car nera's bout against Reggie Mocn. young English shoe factory Worket. 10 be fought in Albert Hall. Dec. IS, has resulted in widespread op- position by sportsmen. Agitation against the match was started oy the Daily Mail
 Jeff Dickson. American promoted. told the Mail that Mecn had Chal- lenged Camera. Opponents of th.. bout assert that Mecn is no match for the biz Italian and should not be allowed in the :ame ring with him
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
Putting the Hazards.....

A big upset took place in the Mer- chants league at the Cocoanut Grove miniature golf course Iast night. The undefeated Travers team took terrible trouncing from the Nettleton Shoe team. The scores: Nettleton Shoe, Herb Swanson 45, C. Walters 47, S. Novack 43, A Hewett 46, total 18l. Travers, II. Byett 47, J. Higgins 50. J. Dudack 4S, F. Abrams 46, total l91.
 Nettleton Shoe now leads the league.
 Perkins &; Co. defeated the Tnom Mean team by four strokes The scores: Perkins & Co, M. Gordon 30, H. Perkins 59, C. Davis 45, R. Max 42, total l96. Thom Mean, D. Lip man 4S, R. Mintz 48, A. Gorfain 52, G. Groat 52, total 200.
 The United Mems Shop took a double header, defeating Manning Al mstrong and E ~ry & Bamforth. The scores: Manning, R. Paulson 4S, Hinchey 50, H. Hadley 57, H. Coch- rane 65, total 21S. United Mems: Ben Cohen 55. G. Gennette 46. G.. Ascar 45, E. Sladeck 45. total 191. Barry &; Bamforth: A. Scavilla 4O, H. Schwetzer 56, B. Barry A, k. Seigler 52, total l92.
 In the Industrial Girls league at the stanley Arena last night, tho American Hosiery defeat Fafnirs The scorer, tafnirs. Lillian Cingrass 62, Ruth Hatch 69. Edith Kaeh 67, total l9S. American Hosiery, Winnie Rice 57. Rose Meeker 5a, Mary Wal lach 46 total l62.
 The skinner Chuck Co. defeated the New Britain Machine. The scores; Skinner Chuck, Miss Haus- man 4. Miss Rcgals 52, Miss An derson 5l, Miss Pauloz 50. total 200. New Britain Machine, Miss Dennis 4S, Miss Lillian Gustavson 5l, Ger trude Feibcr 47, LenH Gunterman 57 total 202.
 Andrew Delancian won low score with 36. Leone Homan took low for women with 4o.
 Harry Foberg made two on every hole Gt the Ar'na last night with an official scorer keeping tabs on him.
 The Bristol Four from the rrn- cess course played the plainvillc Idlc House four last night al the Tabs. plainyiIle won by four strokes,
 Jim Donahue was low at the Tabs yesterday with 9. Miss Beatrice Larson scored low for the women with 50.
 The Stanley Works tournament tomorrow night at the Tabs will bring out d special match between Joe Flynn and Bill O'Rricn for the championship ct the Rolling Mill
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
CHASE IS ARRESTED
Former Star First Rascman oI Major Leagues Is on the Bench in Jail for Two Hits,

Nogalos. Ariz. Dec. 10 'Ps-Hal Chase, former star fnst baseman Of the major leagues. was on the bench today for making two hits.
 The bench was in a cell in the iail The hits were made against two other automobiles with his own machine.
 Chase plea ded guilty 10 driving while intoxicated and vas given tn" option of a fine of S75 or 30 days in jail,
 He did not pay the fine.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
1tIE QUINTET WINS

New HaYeu, Dee. 70 (UP)-- Iale's basketball team dcmonstrat- cd an offensive punch by dereating the New London Submarine Bas@ five in the opening court game Of the season. 56 to g, last night.
 Albie Booth and Fred Lnohan football heroes were outstanding Booth netting three field goals and Lnchan five.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

The First Lutheran and Center Congregational teams, which were inactive last night. will meet in the first clash next Tuesday night. The second game Of the evening ,ill be between the St. Marks Episcopal and South CongI egatonal lives. The following week he Trinity Metho- dists and Center Tongrega tionalists will play the final game of the first round and the second ound viii open with an encountc. between the First Raptists and St Marks.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
JPsETS AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION

Sydney. Australia, Dec. 10 tP - Jack Haincs. middleweight cham pion of Australia and New Zealand thought in the Anttpodes to De Il prospcctive worlds champion. was licked here by Ambrose Palmer , year old unknown.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

down 10 V here his mates could poI them in, Stanley and R"cano battIe4 to a near-draW Tn a violent nIan-to
 man set-to. The all-around play oi the losers was much better han in past games and indicated that their string Of losses might soon be broken The summary: --.---
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
Speaking of Sports

Billy DudaCk. one time star ath- lete at the New Britain High school and Muhlenberg and Georgetown lu- minary. is home for the holidays. Billy, since his graduation from Georgetown, has been engaged III coaching work. He was attached 10 Lou Little's staff at Georgetow1 and transferred with him to Co., lumbia when Little made the change last year.
 Bill is coach Of the freshman combination and he is the man who furnishes the head coach with the material to be used on the varsity year after year. He predicts that Little will have plenty ot success al the job or giving Columbia d win ming team.
 Tonight at o'clock, the Wallng- ford Stars wil bowl the Palace Five in d state league match at the Pal ace alleys on Main street. The Wallingford aggregation is out ot : first place by a margin of only three games and the team is out 10 re- trieve it's lost ground at the expense of the New Britain combination.
 Lee and Murphy of Plainville de fcated Chase and Boardman of the Palace four out Of six games last night. The feature vas the great pInning Of Murphy who chalked up
  79l.
 Last nights games in the lndus- trial bask etball league should cer- tanly appcase the GppetiteS of the most hungry fan. The battles be- tween Landers and the Screw Shcp and the feature clash between the Gascos and Ruaswins kept the fans out of their seats all night long.
 The Gascos appear to be getting into better condition as the season progresses and many are picking the team 10 come through with victory in tn" pcnnant fight. However. it is long. long road ahead and no one
 
 The Screw Shop team got the sur prise Of it's life last night in the manner in which the Ianders team hattled it all the way through. There Was action every second in this con- t,st and plenty Of excitement. Had Cr".c"nzo, star forward who is iii. been in the l.andrrs lineup, the story might have been different
 Johnny SaXe has uncovered d fairly good center in Drayer. If this boy keeps up his good work, he is sure 10 attract plenty of notice be- fore the season is over.
 The GasCos will trminate tn . baseball season officially tomorrow night with q banquet at the club rooms on Cherry street The fcstiv- lties will start at o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
EY7E MONEY ON FIGHT

't'pn >Ai1 in Ns%"r, on Batta-
 l.n>-r;:ovc4atc Cattle Pat, Cham,
 pion in G~t;er Light.
 New Yorls, Dec. 1o UP)-Odis on the Kid Chocolate Bat Battalino championship fight 10 be held ih Madison Square Garden Friday night, shifted today 10 practically even money,
 This sudden change in the bet ting, which may eventually install Battalino as fayorite at ring time, iS due to q growing belief that Choco late has passed his peak and is slip pin~. Meanwhile Batt4lino is show. nT improved form in his workouts, and continues 10 impress onlookers
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
MURRAY AVERAGES , YARDS

Durham, N. C., Dee. 10 iN Bill Murray, Duke halfback, has aver aged five yards try during the first Six games this year. He ran with the ball 97 times to gain 507 yards.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
STATE I.EAGt + Wallingford Stars
New Britain Palace

FOR. BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
Trinity Methodist
St. MaIks Epi>-UpI
Keeps Record Clean

Referee. Aronson: timer, Elem ing, SCOT, r. Fritz
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
south Congregational
First Baptist
Games Next Week

Referee, Aromson; ;lmer, Fritz
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
WITH THE BOWLERS

ROGERS ALLEYS K. < F, FACTORY LEAGUE
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

Johnny Saxe has uncovered d fairly good center in Drayer, If this boy keeps up his good work, he is sure 10 attract plenty of notice be- fore the season is over.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

Lee and Murphy of Plainville de fcated Chase and Boardman of the Palace four out Of six games last night. The feature vas the great pnning Of Murphy who chalked up S5I. Chase of the Palace scored 79l.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

The Cascos appear to be getting into better condition as the season progresses and many are picking the team 10 come through with victory In tn" pcnnant fight. However. it is a long, long road ahead and no one can tell what is liable to happen.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

The Gascos will trminate tn. baseball reason officially tomorrow night with a banquet at the club rooms on Cherry street. The fcstiv- ltieS will start at 6 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

The Stanley Works tournament tomorrow night at the Tabs will bring out special match between Joe Flynn and Bill O'Bricn for the championship ct the Rolling Mill.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

The Bristol Four from the rrin. cess course played the pIainvillc Idl, House four last night al tho Tabs plalnyille won by four strokes,
La gaceta., 1930-05-28

Madrid, Mayo 28.-Despa :
chos de Marruecos recibidos
por ell Oral. Kindelan, jefe de
la aviaci6n espanola, dan
cuenta de que los aviadores
Burguete y Munoz, que Sc de-
cia habian desaparecido en- las
inmediaciones de Cabo JUDY,
estan en- poder de los kabile.
nos de Cabo Bogador, en- Rio
de Orc. Con ellos estan cauti-
vos ell mecanico Vicente Fee
rrer y ell jefe moro Ben ell
Buya.
Esperanse nuevos detalles.
No Sc sabe 81 los kabileios ext
giran dinero por su rescate.
La gaceta., 1930-05-28
TEATRO CASINO

La compahfa Metro-Gold
wynn Mayer anuncia la presen-
taci6n, en- ell dia de hoy, de su
nueva pelicula hablada, "Cha-
sing Rainbows," dirigida por
Charles F. Riesner con Charles
King y Bessie Love de prota-
gonistas.
Para dar realismo a las es-
cenas Riesner alquil6 TODD I'm
tren de la compahia Southern
Pacific y 10 hizo llevar al es-
tudio para "filmar" las esce-
mas de la estaci6n.
Siete populares composite
La gaceta., 1930-05-28

que aguardaban y ell que habia
hablado hace DIR su voz:
-Senorita, tenemos que mar
charnos y lie suplicaria que nos
atendiera.
Ella: Tienen que esperarse.
Ell aspirante a ciudadano,
que habla ell ingles con tanta CO.
rreccion como la empleada, Sc
moles.a y la dice:
listed no cumple con su de-
Der, por cuanto va debi6 aten-
dernos....
Ella: Les he dicho que Sc a
guarden.
Desencantado por los moda-
les de la ciudadana, ell que desea
ba ser americana recoge su som
brero y Sc marcha.
tComenarioS? Quisieramos
oirlos hechos por Mr. Alderman.
La gaceta., 1930-05-28
CARTA CABLEGRAFECA DE ESPANA

Madrid, Mayo 28.-A las
pocas bora SIDE haber nantes
tado ell jefe del g~obierno, Oral.
Berenguer, que reinaba tran
quilidad en- toda Espana, He
go al ministerio de la goberna-
zion un deSpacho de San Sc
bastian dando cuenta de ha-
Der ocurrido ALI graves desor-
denes.
Ell gobierno habia dado per-
misc para una manifestation
en- favor de la reapertura del
Casino de juego y en- esta to-
maban parte mas de 10000
personals.
Los manifestantes empeza-
ron a dar gritos EN- contra del
gobierno y la fuerza piblica
cargo, resultando heridas 80
personals.
Cuatro de los heridos, entire
Gstos una mujer Y un nino, Sc
hallan en- muy grave estado.
FL juego fue suprimido en- ell
Casino Y en- otros lugares de
San Sebastian, siendo jefe del
gobierno ell Dictator Primo de
Rivera.
La gaceta., 1930-05-28
UNA CRISIS POLITICA A
MENAZA AL GOBIERNO
LABORISTA

Londres, Mayo 28.-El Sc
gundo gobierno laborista de
Inglaterra esta hoy hacienda
frente a una precaria situaci6n
polftica sobre ell problema de
los sin trabajo y los conserva-
dores pondran a prueba la
fuerza del gobierno, en- la ca
mara de los comunes.
Hoy haran los conservado
res que Sc someta al vote la
moci6n para rebajar ell sueldo
de j. H. Thomas, canciIler del
sello privado y ministro a car
go de los sin trabajo. Esta es
una antigua costumbre de ex-
presar falta de confianza en-
un ministro.