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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 90. UH
Giving Golden Gate baseball fans
a taste of major league playing the
pittsburgh Pirates humbled the San
francisco Missions of the Pacific
Coast League here yesterday in a
II to l game.
Gussie Suhr, Pittsburgh first
saeker, drove out the only home run
of the dav.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-20

NEW YORK, Mar 20.-UPe
Jack Johnson and Tommy Burns,
world heavyweight champions, have
agreed to box a three round exhi-
tltion at charity boxing show in
Manhattan Casino, Mar. "a.
johnson defeated Burns in II
rounds at Sydney, Australia, when
The two fought for the championship
on Christmas day, 1908.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
TRAVERS FORCED
 ID ABANDON GOLF
Business InterIeIeS With His
 Wish for Competition

New York. Jan. "J Pl-Golt is such jealous mistress that unc can not think ot bales of cotton and bushels Of grain and scorc birdics and eagles. Jerome p. Travurs tried it and found that it could not be done.
 AS Jerry TraVcrs, he won the amateur golf championship of the United States for the fourth time in 1918 and 1t was 5 years before the brilliant Bobby Jones came along 10 equal this record Of four amateur crowns.
 Travers last golf triumph was the greatest Of all, the open in 1915, q notable achievement when it is con- sidered that only three other ana teurs have won the open in it's B. years Of competition. Travcrs stands with Ouimet. Evans and Jones.
 The former champion is only A% years old but his tournament golf is l5 years behind him. Nowadays he plays only wcck-cnds in formal club competition with q handicap of five strokes, in contrast 10 thc scratch rating of the day before
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
League Standing
Tomorrow Afternoons Games
Taos vs. Sons of Italy,

Taos NS. Sons of Italy.
 East Ends vs. Eagles.
 The Sons of Italy and the Eagles will have to win each of the games tomorrow if they are hopeful of .'4- taining the tie which they now en- joy. The third week of the Tabs Sunday afternoon league will get underway Sunday afternoon. These will be the second last games in the first round.
 Lineup for the Sons of Italy: Morey and Augustine, forwards; karboniC, center; Gill and Buchcri, guards. Charlow and Crcsccnzo will be ill reserve. The Tabs will start with Mcrlinc and Mcohan, forwards: : Jack O'Bricn, center; Wcihn and Jim O'Bricn. guards Wcihn m1% start at forward where his scoring will bn Il great help.
 In the lineup of the Eagles W'.l h" Long John" tolWick. Ccnt&"; l'erreta and Ecrony, forwards: r. Perrctta and Terrence. guards. Dan Wosilus will be in reserve, The East Ends will start with the following lineup: Eccano and Victor Bay lock, forwards; Klopp or Klcy, col ter and Rcckert and Billy or Eddie prcisscr, guards.
 The first game will start at , o'clock and Johnny Shcchan will Icfcree.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
COIN. LIGHT PDNIR iEA'tI
\cM iiri,nin
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

r.. tn, X. eociIted rtrsS.
 New Iork-lrilno Camera. Italy. knocked out Big Boy Peterson, New Orleans. CD; Larry Johnson, Chi cago. knocked out Fred Lcnhart' Spokane, Wash, CD.
 Chicago-Jackic Fields, world wcltervcight champion, out-polnted Vince Dundee. Baltimore. NO, non- title; Tony Herrera, Fort Worth, Texas, outpointed Irish Jackie Pilli- ington, New York, (S).
 Boston-Jimmy Maloney. Boston, knocked out Armand Emanuel, Los Angeles, CD.
 Toronto-Willio Davies, Charleroi, Pa, outpointcd Steve Rocco, Toron- to. G0).
 Buffalo. x. Y.--Jimmy Goodrich. Buffalo, outpointcd Joe Trippe, Ro- chester. N. T., NU.
 La Crosse, WiS,-Jimmy Gibbons, St. Paul, knocked out Mitz Minikc!, Milwaukee. CD.
 Green Bay. Wis.--Pce Wee Jar rcll, South Bend, Ind. outponted Joe Azzarclla, Milwaukee, U0D. Eau Claire. Wis.-lien Dishaw. Iron Mountain. Mich, defeated An geo PuGlisi Duluth, Minn., foul tS) Hollywood, Cal.--Joe Hitto. Will mington, Cal. stopped Homer Shcri dan. Sioux City, la. (S).
 Davenport. la.-kld l,chr. Watcr- loo, la, outpointcd Harry Garbcll, Chicago, GW.
 San FranciSco-DaVc Shade, New York. outpointcd Joe Roche, San Francisco, Q0).
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
LOTT MEETS MERCUR
Two American Tennis starr Arc Matched TC,!ay in I,aal ECJna of Canadian Tourney.

Montreal tuo.. Jan. 25 tP sole sur>lvors ot d big told of Canadian and United States players George Lott o{ Chicaso and Fritz Mcrcur O. Bethlehem. Pa, were malchrd today ia the final round Of singles iu tho Canadian indoor tennis chumpiou- ships.
 Lott, who has not yDt rounded into his best form. advanced 10 the title round at the expense of the BronNvilIo. \. N.. veteran. Herbert l.. Bowman. hy scores ol o-j. G-&, G-2. G-4. Mercur pulled an upset when Inc spilled the dciondiue title holder, J. Gilbert Hall, of south Orange. \. ], in straight sets, G-5. O-2, y-,.
 Tue douhl"s nn"l found Hall and Morrur rittel against Emmett Pare. Chicago. and CIil,orI Marsh of Bul- ialo.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
yesterday

yesterday.
 Instead of the brides and caglca his attention is daily concentrated on the terms of the cotton and pro- duco market and he has not even seen q number of the first ranking golfers of today.
 His somewhat Trail form vas al- most buried in big leather chair in the customers room Of the firm in which he is d partner, in an of- flee at the cotton exchange.
 The produce exchange, where he also holds q membership, was a ma,hie shot away us he talked of golf then and now. with the ompha- sis on the then"
 No, do not play so)f now. that IS serious golf he sail, Week. ends in the summer ] go out to Upper MoutclaIr x. J.. and have a cood time and som,tmrs a good round. Occasionally hlyc real score but the up-oH on nay golf now is that l uu ap: 70 vary 'p sfroh,s in two sucres~iN. rounds ! think ! h">e a metropolitan h#udica, 0. five now and | can stili brah S". bgt would have no rm1ca now in ,r tournament.
 There ls ono extraordinary thin" about my 2am". In one respect l am better now than i'm the days when was winning u few cham plonshlpS. Then ] was uncertain about my woods. and in the mos serious competition sometimes | would have to resort to an iron on the tee. Now | cen hit my woods better than eNlr and set longer ball.
 'Whon dj1 play in my last ra- tionai championship" They wouldn't let m" play thn last time | tried in 1920 I thiuk it was. AuyWay it Was the year thc amateur Was play cd ot the Engineers club and Chick Evans won II. "t did not quality, I played very bH1ly in the qualifying rounds. The qualifying was over two courses but one would have been enough for , uls.
 No, that d,d Tot cause me 70 give up playing. Business was claiming too much Of my lime for me to play good golf Couldn't think about other things and score wrlh When I was a serious con tender rracticc'l q great deal. ! htaI 10 devote d lot of tim" to golf 70 succeed in jt. and when my buai- mess prevented, WAS throuch. ! "Nce. MAS in tho carly sos when ! rattrcd."
 ] II" MS reminded that Eobby ! Jones h"l suggested that he prona- i bIy would not be a serious sol' threat after fl.
 There arc different jempcrameuts in golf but l am positive Jones k . right.
 "Ycs, played once with Bohhy I could tind no fault with his @1mo Horton smith have never seen. | "I won't out to sec Leo DicGc play, What form, I thought h, was awful with h,s queer stances but he scored NrIl.
 NO, l have not played with tn, now hall but think it will worl out very well. T. was time to call ; halt The introduction of the larc { CT and lighter ball will not cause any great revolution of tho game IS di, the jump from the old "gutty' to the rubber corrd ball. When th flyer was introduced the holes wer
 shortened. Tho new ball vii
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
Onc->iIcd anc

The Stanley Rule aggregation had too strong an oGfeuse for the Corhln Cabinet Lock team and every mrm- bor Of the Ruler outfit scored in the victory kloy. Mercy and Gorro. as usual. played fine offensive ganos
 Colwick, substitute center for thu" Cabinet team, was the only mcmber of his team who scored moro than one basket. One Of his two shots vas the best of the night. At on" itnus in the game l.arson shot three in succession and all went through the netting without touching the rims
 torbin Cabinet made only ono field goal in the first half and Na~ in the rear of q l2 to . score at in remission. During tho latter part ol the game rorbn Cabinet did some sood scoring.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
DENIES HOiDOIT EI NOR>

MIIW&NNCo. WIS-, JIM. -5 tTP) Although he admitted hc returned 'bo contract offered him unsigned. Al simmons. star outfeldor of tn, ~ crld champion Philadelphia Ath- leucs, today renied rumors he Nas loldirg out for an annual salary ot $4o.0Qo. He said h. expected to reach satisfactory agreement with Connie Mack. m}naGer. late next month before ike AS leave for srrjnE training.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

Hartford, by the way, starts play ing home games on Monday nights instead of on sunday afternoons, this next week. Because of the fact that the league has been cut to five teams, 1t becomes necessary 10 change a Sunday date for one team. Hartford has agreed to do this but il the change is not q success, some other team. probably New Britain, will have 10 change 10 Monday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
FANIHIES TAKE ANOTHER

Last night at I'raternal hall in Kcnsington. the ranihors basketball team defeated the kcn@mgton Inter mcdiatcs, state champions, by q last period rush, g6 to lG. The cham pions held in" edge throushout the same until tho fourth quarter when,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

It may satisfy them 10 svc the English Empires golf champ per form, but it does not look as though they would sec Sir Walter on top of his EoIting form. Since his victorious return from the Brit ish Isles. Hagen has not been play ing good enough golf to win single tournament. All the way. in the tournaments from Winged Foot to Acua Calicutc Hagen has been running behind the field,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

with five minutes 10 go, the panthers lied the score. Then inc locals tounI tha hoop and the Kcuaington crew found t impossible 70 stop the rush. Tho locals scored 70 points. The Paathor& claim that raw decisions by th" referee cut their efficiency.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

Alex Zaleski made six nice field goals in the I.andcrs-Ncw Britain Machine game and was the main show in the first half when his team led 1% to C. of these 1& points he scored II in this period. The only other player who scored in this peri cd was "Ecansy" Wcihn.
 The only time during the entire game that the NcNmAtics showed any offensive power was during q period when substitute team was On the floor. For the first time this srnscn and one of tho very few times since he joined the league Captain
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
CHIP SHOTS
BY JIG(,Ils

Walter Hagen iS going to iu}hIl his long outstanding promise to tour Australia. The golf fans of the big island continent in the Pacific have been disappointed by the lais in the last two years. He has not kept his word 10 appear on their courses. Last summer, Hagen post cd q bond to insure his appearance and it won't be long now until the Australians can feast their eyes on the British Open champion.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
TABS COURT LEAGUE

Two Games to Be Played on Main Street Court Tomorrow Afternoon Between Rivals.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

A long exhibition tour with Hor- ton Smith made the summer and fall profitable for him, but he has not made expenses Tn the western journeys. He cashcd in On the Orc son Open. as smith was still his partner when the Joplin phcnom won the event, He has appeared as a threat only on tn" sports pages before the tournaments started. It has been poor picking for him.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

For lhc second time this season the r. & r. Corhin basketball team created an upset in the Industra, League by defeating first place team last night. In downing the kussWln quintet the r. < r. tcan forced that quintet to move from 9 first place tie 10 third place. Th;s leaves stanley Rule which won ,n thlrd game of the evening. in a lI@ With Corbln Screw for first place.
 Tho first same Of the night WIS t battle between LandcrS and New Mat,cs 10 stay out Of the cellar posi- ton. The Unircrsals had the aJ- vantage all the way and instead ,,f dropping into tic for the cell r position lt is now tied with Corbin CabInct team. the holder Of the eighth position.
 The games were moi 90 intcrc..- Ing. In tach contest the winnins team took the lead carly in the game and held it throughout the contest.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
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l."n~.n@tun lnt""'n"tiiAiC,

Snor" at half Jmo. Ia-a. ilrreinG- ton. Referee, Mart. Timer. Phillips Scorer, DeutsSr
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
League Standing
Last NichtS Results

Ia0d'rs 90. x. r.. Machine A. r. X r. Corbm IS. Eussvin 4. stanley Rule 2>. Corbm Cabin '
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

George w. Lindcr son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Lindcr of 522 Lincoln street. this city, will be entered in the 500 yard hurdles event in the opening dual track meet between Moses Brown school and Brown col icgc freshmen today,
 Linder formerly attended Kings wood school in Hartford and West minister school at Simsbury. At these institutions. he participated in basketball, football. baseball. swim- mng and track events. Tn addition to these, he was |; member of the &lcc club At Moses Brown school Nd"ro he is s"uior. h. is captain Of the track team and h" also plays football
 The National Guard basketball team will go to MHddIctoWn 1omor- row 10 meet the Twilight basketball team of that city ip il return game. The Guards defeated the Asylum City combination at the state aImory m this city last Wednesday night by q slX-point margin and the Middlctown crew hopes 10 be able 10 turn the tables on the New Brit- ain outfit tomorrow.
 Reports going the rounds of the American Roller Hockey lcaguc are to the effect that Dick (RedD Don nelly. Ccutcr on the Amsterdam It ,I1., l,,. leased and that Wild Bill" Duggan las been signed in his place, The team will probably. 1t is said. ap- pear in this city tomorrow with its lineup chaUccd. Dusgan and Steve Pierce will be on the rush line with l.undVNillC at center. GaZ2nSa at laltback and BarnikoW in the goal.
 This change gives Amsterdam one of the strongest offensive comhina- tons in the entire circuit. Duggan and Pierce will make q tough com bination to stop.
 Glrus Falls. the converted Cohocs team, opens it's season at home to- right when Albany plays there. Ii i, said that the Glcus Falls sporting pppulaco is eager to Wclcom4 the opening of th4 game there.
 Despite published reports to the contrary, Johnny BcCkmau, veteran basketball star. will not be with the Cleveland team in the game at the stanley Arena tonight Hartford papers, especially, have persisted in saying that Johnny Bcclman would lead his Cleveland team against New Britain.
 Eecluuun vas sold last weekend 10 the Fort Wayne team and hc played with Fort Wayne aaginst the Brooklyn Nisitations last Monday ni=ht Eccllman, therefore, is no l"n= member or tn" Cleveland quintet.
 Hartford went back into the lead in the American Roller Hockey league last night when it defeated Albany. 6 to 1. The team now tops New Britain by half a game. New Britain has played two more games than Hartford.
 Hartford. by the way, starts play ing home games on Monday nights instead of on sunday afternoons, his next week. Because of the fact
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

enough 10 do moro than cause. q change in few rare.'
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

Al the gong, both loapcd 10 the center Of the ring, and crashed. on could hear teeth snap as well IS gloves tnul. Gallagher bit Smith's shoulder. smith jcrkcd loose. back hcclcd Gallagher, and thrcW him 70 Lard his head, bounced on the floor
 In those days, q fighter had to "o 10 his oWn-not neutral-cornc. when an opponent was down. Gallt- shcr lay between smith and his coc- nor.
 Instead Of walking around hirp. Mysterious Billy stepped on Oak land Billy's face and stomach as ne strodr 10 his corner. The fight cn l. co there. E't"'cc Sullivan calling f no contest"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
| allleiN

Nick Arena Of the Ne"matics was he'd scorolcss.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
.szxs@,. AN OLD TIMERS SCRAP
 BOOK ~ &sx] BY TIM McoRATti-
IL Was Real Gllugc Fight Be tween "MysteriOus Billy"
 and GallG %hcr.

There are many interesting Stori a9 about the savlge1y of "MystcrioUs Billy smith. Smith at times was really fcrocious and had to be hciJ back by main strength when ha went into ;hc ring, Marquis ,9f Quccnsbury rules crampcd his style somewhat.
 The Mysterious One and Oakland Billy Gallagher were both at day- gers points the night ot their battle. back in '9G. The mon Were bi1tar. )h, papers printed everything each said about his opponent, the trarl- in" camp attaches We're smoked u2. The climax vame in the dressing rooms when each fighter told tha other was going to bite his head ott.
 Both tight":s profancly shouted that two could play the game. The antipathy was so great that Mike Sullivan. who refereed, went 10 caal corner to give instructions instead Of calling the men together. I.arn fighter told tn" world he'd cripple the other.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
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ItussNiI,
Zalcski and Company

score at haIf tlmo. T. X r. CorbIn, lo-G: Referee Waters; Timer, Silo- "a; Scorer. Butler.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
Spea kin g of Sports s

George w. Lindcr, son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Linder of 52} Lincoln street. this city, will be entered in the 3H0 yard hurdles event in the opening dual track meet between Moses Brown school and Brown col icgc freshmen today.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

After th" fight. they met in t cafe, and it Wds necctsary 10 throw hot water on the pair to separate them, 90 vicious was their roug',- "nd-junhla on the cafe floor.
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
t,{ant Killers


 F. (, r. torbin, the lcuour's ,i.,.t Killer. made fewer llcld goals tnlu the FnssWin team. hut the rouI shooting Of Holat vas il strong ra.- tor in giving the CorbinilcS q victory. kusSWln made six field goals to r., X F. Corbin's five. but Corbins' made eight foul shots 10 Eueawin $ two.
 Although the R. G r.. team wIs Handicapped considerably by the tart that two of it's starting regulars were lost during the contest the real ro.,- son for the defeat was the inahiIit, or inc EusaW in team to make several easy shots. Members or the I;u%, .ll X Erwin team had many shots af the basket and they had very littlr success. Captain Luke was eject, because he was a bit too strong m ms objections 10 Referee Clyde Waters decisions.
 Paul Rakowski Set q seasons ro,- ord by being put out when inc game was six and ono-ha]f minutn. old because Of four personal fou,s II was at about this time that r. ,y r. Corbn took the lead and held i 'of the duration of the game. Tlc score at half-timc was 70 to 3 anI ct%pIlc the fact that at times tvo ana three points separated tho , ,""lns' the losers could not find th. basket. '''1 '''
 HoISt who made six Cut of 10 rou, "''otS Tn the first half was the out N'"hdIns performer on the team and "e anu Joe Jasper were the teams stars. Because of his fine floor work 'lc highest honors Of the losers goes to F11l' karhonic. His baskets also came at opportunc times. When his team was in the rear of a Is to X S'or2 Ila made q tWo-pointcr and i, '''s i- 10 10. Later when it was It to .9 he camc through with a bas- Ret 10 n.a,kr ii lt 10 |.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
CORBINS AGAIN DEFEAT.
 DUSTY LEAGUE LEADERS

Lockmakers Spring Second Upset of Season by Beating Russwins Is to l1-R. X E. Five Drops From First to Third Place - Landers Keeps Out of Cellar by Beating New Britain Machine Combine - Rulers Tie Corbin Screw by Victory Over Cabinet Crew.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
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Totals 6 i4
 Score at half time, l~nders. i&-G: Referee. Waters: Timer Sihora: Scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

Hartford went back into the lead in the American Roller Hockey league last night when it defeated C to 1. The team now tops New Britain by half a game. New Britain has played two more games than Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

Still it is not yet time to rate Hagen as q back number. Over and over, it has been proven that continuous golf takes the edge off even q champions form. And the Haig has indulged in just about eight straight months of Competi- tive golf. With q layoff, he may stage a comeback which will put to rout his critics.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

Hagcu's manager displayed as tutcnrss when he coppcd Horton Smith 10 tour this country with his charge at q time when smith was enjoying wide publicity. Now he shows shrCWd judgment in selecting Joe KirkWood for the Australian ,n- vasion. Winter losses will Cc re- coupcd, no matter what kind Of golf the pair shoot, and kirkwood starts with $500 won at Aeuu talicntc.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

But Q player cannot continue to take first honors in the game for ever. and Hagen has had q long and successful career on the links. Only Jones can boast of a better record and even it docs not include the British Open title.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

EecluUun was sold last weekend to the Fort Wayne team and inc played with Fort Wayne aHginsf the Hfooklyn Nisitations last Monday ni=Ht Ecckman, therefore, is no lcn@ q member or the Cleveland quintet.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

Joe Kirkwood returns to his na- tive heath with Hagen. The trick shot artists homecoming ought to be q huge success. He is in a class by himclf, even if he cannot win tournaments, and my guess is that his comtrymCn will get more of thrill seeing him do his stuff than they will following Hagen around in exhibition matches. By this t!nc, KirkWood ought 10 be ripe for honor5 in h.s own country.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

GIrus Falls. the converted Cohocs team, opens iiS season at home to- I richt when Albany plays there. Ii i, said that the Glcus Falls spottiu" pepulaco is eager 10 welcome the opening Of th4 game there.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

This change gives Amsterdam one of the strongest offensive comhina- tons in the entire circut. Duggan and Pierce will make a tough com hiuatiOn to stop.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-22
CORRECTIONS

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Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-30
LON CHANEY AT
 TIE LIBERTY THEATER

Announcement is made of a special program for this evening at the Liberty theater. The feature Where East IS East" is a drama of white people in the Siameia jungle A strong story of passion, hatreds, deceit, eddying around a small. pure flame of father love
 The cast is headed by the great Lon Chaney who does wonderful work as the world satieted father. This play is rated by critics as a very fine vehicle for Chaney's talent. an admission of soc and 25c will be charged for this pro- gram
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-30

Golden Belt tourists arriving in the city today from the south on board the Steamer Alaska includ ed MT. and Mrs w. F. Mann, c. Lundell and Mrs. A. L. Prescott.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-30
ARnr1T TIME

c. M. Lightbody, surveyor, Board of Underwriters of the Pacific, San Francisco, has been making a local survey and, from what has been reported, says that in cer- tain areas in Seward insurance rates will take a drop