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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-17

Houston 10, Waco 8.
Fort Worth 4. Dallas !. .
san Antonio Beaumont postpon-
cd; rain.
wichita Falls Shreveport, post
poned; rain.
Thursdays Schedule
Waco at Houston.
Dallas 1t wichita Falls.
Beaumont at San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Shreveport.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-17

THEY organized their amateur
nine at San Benito Wednesday
night with some 80 players on the
roster. The young bIoods have turn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-17

BETTER shake the mothball out
Of your glove and show up for
practice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-17

JOHNNY and Charley Pickett
will likely see service in a Browns
vile uniform this season. Wonder
what became OF Lefty" Hyndman?
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
MAUREEN ORCUII WINS
 FLORIDA GOLF TOURNEY
New Jersey Miss Defeats Miss Nir- 9mia Van Vic Of Chicago in
 Palm Beach Play.
Special to the IIrraIdj

Palm Beach. Fla. Feb. 9@-Thc Florida state women's golf cham pionship, in which Miss Marian Bennett Of New Britain and Mrs. George $. Wallcn of Greenwich were competitors, was won yesterday by Miss MaurCcn Orcutt of Englcwood, \. J., metropolitan and eastern titlc-holdcr. when the latter defeat ed Miss Virginia Van Vie of Chi cago by one up. gaining her victory on the goth hole.
 Going out in q crcditablc 3S. Miss Orcutt established a lead Of two up at the turn. which was overcome by Miss Van Vie on the next two holes They played evenly until Miss Or cut took the 18th, and then Miss Van Vic squared it again with a par on the 18th. Matching par figures, they halvcd the last two holes of the Is in .. 1. on the first extra hole. Miss Van Vic missed d chance on winning when her putt for q par 1 hung on the lip Of jhe cup. On the short g0th the Chicago girl overplayoI her chip shot and landed in a bunker to lose.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Last Nights Results
Games Tonight No games scheduled.

After a hectic two weeks in which the second half championship of the American Roller Hockey league has been at all times in doubt. the New 1 Britain Panthcrs scored an \ 10 ; victory over the Amsterdam Hurri- canes in Amsterdam last night and cllnchcd the pcnnant and won tho right 10 meet Albany in the playoff series that begins next Wednesday night. While New Britain was trimming Amsterdam. Meridcn was defeating Albany to 5 ia q mover. time game, but, despite this victory, New Briyains margin is so great that Mcrldcn cannot oycrtake the local team.
 Sick and sore over losing whll they considered their grcatcs, chance, the Silver City Indians will come 10 New Britain tomorrow aff- ernoon for the final game Of tha league schedule. Captain Fred Jean. peeYed because his pet wish of be- ing on a championship team this year has been shattered. will lead his crew against the locals in de- termmed effort to win.
 Meriden has protested several times within the past few weeks that New Britain has won the cham plonshlp only through 3 revision in the standing. Tomorrow's game will probably settle this argument be cause, with the strain Of trying to keep in first place eliminated, tha Panthers will be in great form for real battle.
 Jean predicts that Mcridcn will give New Britain the worst beating or the season tomorrow. This is reflected in the remarks of every player on the Mcridcn club. Every one Of them will be out to win to- morrow afternoon. There IS little love lost between New Britain and Meriden and battle as tense and as bitter as any during the season. Is anticipated.
 Last night. Amsterdam and New Britain ended the first period in q tic with one goal each. There was no scoring in the second period. l'1 the third session. New Britain got two while Amsterdam got only one. Then in the fourth session. the Panthcrs ran away from the Hurri canes with six straight goals while Amsterdam went scoreleSs.
 The game was rough in spots and New Britain lost one goal on fouls. Tomorrow afternoons game will
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
WH|PPE7S NEARING
 " LEAGUE TITLE
Make Practically Certain by De-
 leatin8 KensinStoD Again
League Standing
(special 10 lhe HeraIdl

'opeClal To the Hefald
 Berlin, Feb. 22-Thc New Britain Whippcts virtually clinchcd the championship of the intermediate County Y. M. C. X. basketball league last night when they defeated the kensington Boys Club Intcrme- diatcs by 32-1% in fast game played at Fraternal hall here. II was the second defeat suffered by the locals at the hands Of the Hardware Citv team, and it left Kensington too far behind to hope to overcome the gameand- half lead which the un- beaten Whippets are now enjoying. as only the weaker teams in the league remain as opponents for the present leaders.
 Karosis opened the game with il basket and the Whippets ran up seven points before Cianflonc drop ped in a foul for the losers 10 make 1t 1l at quarter-timc The second period was kCnsington's Don Lewis sank a foul shot and so did Goto- Wala. The rest of the losers caught the idea and, working only from the foul-linc, they raised their teams score to six, but the Whippcts drew away to l0-6 when Paluch broke loose just before the half.
 Will and Paluch started aFWhip- pct rally in the third session and the winners moved out to l4-G. After Hclcnski's onc-pointer and a basket by Bochnert, Slepski dropped in kensington' first field goal Of the game. but Paluch started shooting long shots and the leaders were in front by 24-S when the period closed. Bonolo got kcnsington' second bas- Net in the final quarter, but Wilk had finally found the hoop and Ka- rosis and Sartinslly aided him in pill ing up his teams score to it's final total.
 The game was a speedy one. but the Whippct defense proved imprrg- nablc and kensington eurled up be- fore it. karosis was the individual star of the game with II points, al though Paluch and Wojack also went well. Bonolo and Don Lewis topped kensington. kcnsington made mo ost of it's points on free shots but at that sank only nine out of . tries, The summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
PETE LATZ0 AWARDED
 DECISION OVER JOHNSON
Former Ncltcrwcight Champion Scores FistiC Upset of Season by
 Beating Chicago Negro.

New York. Feb. - lP-pctc Lat 20. whose ponchant for fat and juicy steaks boosted him from the WcltcrWciCht 10 the light heavy weight division almost overnight. duallics as the pcrpctrator of the outstanding lstic upset Of the in- door season.
 The Scranton coal miner, one time holder of the WcltcrWciSht championship. gave the fight experts and 12,0O0 spectators terrific shock last night when he gained the decision over Larry Johnson, high ly toutcd Chicago negro. in T To- round bout in Madison Square Car den. Johnson had won , previous bouts by knockouts.
 Not once could Johnson, , to 1 favorltc. land solidly with his far famed right hand. Latzo was able 10 cvade the right shots for the most part and at the same time score with jolting punches to the body. Johnson never quit trying with that right of his. but cagey Pete knew entirely too many tricks of the trade for him.
 The decision was close, the ref cree and one judge voting for Latzo and the other judge for Johnson, but lingside critics thought the Scran- ton miner had shaded the negro by al least one round.
 The victory earned for Iatzo the right to meet MaNey Roscnbloom at the Garden March 10 in q contest to determine the first challenger for heavyweight champion by the New ! ork state athletic commission.
 Latzo weighed 1T3; Johnson 174.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
SEPPALA'S LEAD CUT
Veteran Nome, Alaska, Dog Team Driver Prepares For Final 10. Mile Lap in Derby.

Quebec, Que. Feb. 22 P}-Leon- ard Seppala, veteran Nome, Alaska. driver, prepared for the final 4p mile lap of the eighth annual east crn international dog derby toda} with his original lead Of more thm five minutes cut to 2S seconds.
 Emil St. Goddard, youthful mush- CT from the Pas, Man, shaved eN- actly five minutes off Seppala's lea in the second lap yesterday wher he toured the course in 3 hours. 3; minutes, 3j seconds. Seppala's $ tim, was &:&S;&5 but the Nome entry; total elapsed time was 7:3o:39 com. pared to St. Goddard's T;3iU7.
 Total elapsed time for the othcrs was II. Chcyr> ttc, Quebcc. 7:4S:3U- Earl Brydgcs, the Pas, S:14:O7: F Dupuis, Quebec, S;&1:15: G. Girard Quebec. S;25:0N; W. Beruve. Que bee, S:3O:SS: l.. I.afond, Lorettc que, S:4U:U2; G. Sayard, quebec S:40:03; D. Falardcau, Quebec S:49:1o; o. Cote a;5347; X. Routh fer, Quebec, I0:l7;j0.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
k cnSingtOn BONS' Club
Mapping Will Come Here

The long negotiations between the New Britain South church and Wap- ping Y. M. (. A. homogeneous re- garding the playing Of the schedule game between those two teams here have at last come to an end and the Mapping quintet, which is leading th" senior County "" league, will appear in this city next Thursday night. The game will be played at the Boys club.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

away 10 win the game at the nnal whistle. Twice in the closing mo- ments of the game kcnsington had the ball under the basket for shots only to lose scoring chances when mischievous boys turned out the lights. Sam Aliano and John Goto- Wala starred for their respective teams. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Seniors Nearly Win Game

The kcnsnGton senior team al most scored it's first victory of the season, but ill luck befcll it in the final three minutes of play and the West Avon Boys club noscd out q 20-IS triumph. West Avon took 2 - lead on the local seniors in the first quarter and ran the count to lG-6 in the second period. In the third stanza. with kcnSinCtou inter mediate players on the floor. the home team began to pick up, ten points and an alright defense enab- ling it to knot the count at 1G-l6, Another basket gave kcnsington the lead in the final period and il was grimly holding this with three min utcs to play.
 Then Thompson cvcncd the score with basket. and Sam Alano broke
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
THIEF GETS $500

Waterbury, Feb. 22 - While John Gilmore, coal company bookkeeper. talked over the telephone, a man who said he was a collector for a clothing store stole moro thar S6O0 from a cash register, badc the book keeper goodbye and walked out of the office unhindered. The robbery occurred in the Carroll Coal com- pany office.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
RAGING PLANT SOLD
kccnCy Park, Fla, Passes Into the Hands of William Dwycr, Owner of New York Hockey Club.

New York; Feb. % Pl-The kocncy Park, Fla, racing plant, midway between Jacksonville and St. Augustine, has passed into the possession of William Dwyer. owner of the New York Americans Hockey club.
 Purchase of the plant from Frank kccncy for Q sum said to be about S150,000 was announced last night. DWycr then announced that an 1S- day race meeting would be conduct cd at the track from March 10 to March 9.
 DWycr races a string of horses un- der the name of the Montalvo Stud and owns controlling interest in the Concy Island track in Ohio and the Mount Royal track in Canada.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
BENTON \ HOIDOUT

San Antonio, Texas, Feb. 22 (P- Among the bigger worries Of the New York Giants is the question of Larry Bcnton's refusal to sign q contract.
 The rcd-hcadcd fighthander. has shown no indications as yet of sur rendering. in his wage fight with club officials. Benton has not been near the camp nor has Bob O'Far- rell, veteran catcher.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Roosevelt Used to Box With Tom Nharlcy; the "Fat Guy"
 With Corbctt.
/ BY TIM McoRATH-

l don't know President Hooyc,'s a'titudo toward boxing. But several ot his predecessors were greatly in tcrested in boxing and boxers; no.- ably Teddy Roosevelt.
 When Roosevelt was police cor- missioner in New York he attended many fights. Among his friends. ne numbered SharkeN, Fitzsimmona. Eat Nelson and others. He had box "d with them in New York. onac with Sharl"y at tn" la'tcr's training quarters,
 Years later Roosevelt then prcsi- dent, heard Sharkcy was in \Nash- inGton. He sent for him. And when the battered .sailorman reached the White House he was usher2I through q horde Of waiting io, hunters, advisers and diplomats right 10 Roosevelt
 They talked for more than an hour, Roosevelt insisting that were Sharkey two inches taller. he'd take Jeffries. Roosevelt walked out win him, arm in arm.
 In tn" reception hall Roosevelt presented Sharkcy 10 Admiral George DoWoy-two navy veterans admirins one another. The three went back 10 the office for anoth.r lcns talk.
 Tom still go.s q kick Of that meo.- lnG-to think that an admiral Was delayed for an hour by q common sailor.
 Grover Cio.cland was another Sport-lovinc president. And when Jlm Corbett was in Washington as champlon, the pair had highly visit. As the champion left, the president honored him by walking down the White House steps.
 some newsboys nearby became wildly cAcitcd-thcy knew their champs.
 Its Corbctt' they shouted.
 But who's the fat guy with him ;" one asked.
 Dat shows what you know aboYt ,lghtlne,' said another. Oats Billy Delaney, Corbctt's trainer" 'Cop\rght, 1880, NEA Service. Incl
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
PAINTERS CLlNCH PENNANT
 BY DEFEATING AMSTERDAM

New Britain Roller Hockey Team Sets Back Hurricanes by Score of to 2-Meriden Also Wins From AL bany in Overtime Game - Local Teams Margin Gives It Second Half Championship - Last Game On Schedule to Be Played With Silver City Team Here Tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

start promptly at 3:&0 o'clock. X preliminary will be played between the Nutmegs and Jim Lawlor's BearCats. The summary. New Britain Amsterdam buGin ....-...-..... l., Pierce
 First Rush Williams -,............... ;. Pierce
 Second Rush DonHnlIy .............. LHndcrl ill.
 tonrc. huir"Snr .-,.....,..., GaZanaga
 Halfback Jcj'' ..-..-.-... ...-,.. BarnlkO"
 Gcal
 First Period Goal Won By Gagged By Time Amsterdam $ Pierce 5.05 New Britain pugan G:-o
 ScCo"d Period. No score.
 Third Period . New Britain Williams 200 New Britain Williams :&p Amsterdam s. Pierce S:&r
 Fourth Period Nrw Britain Dugau @,"t New Britain Williams :-N < New Britain Dugan
 Willijms) :3j 9 Sew Britain DuEau l:U5 h New Britain Williams
 tUugan) 1.lC II New Britain Dugan 5;l5 Rushcs-E, Pierce t0; Dugan 3. Stops-RarnikoW 4G, Jrtte 34. Fouls-Donnelly 3, Dugan. EclcrCc-RCisigcl
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
Spea a kin g of Sports

playotf. Last nights game in Amsterdam settled the issue with Mcrdcn. The league race has been one Of the most exciting that has < been witnessed in several seasons. Eight up to last night. the winner . Of the second half championship has been in doubt and, for time, if looked as if the race would go right to the last game before a decision was reached.
 However, Meridcn is out of it now. unable 10 ovortakc the Partners and New Britain and Albany come to grips next week to decide which shall be the 192?-1930 champion.
 Tn" first game. as was decided by ;hr toss of coin at the meeting Thursday, will be played in Albany next Wednesday night. The second gam" will take place here Thursday night. Tho third game will be played in Albany Sunday and the fourth contest in this city Monday nighI.
 New Britain will play ifs home series games on Thursday and Mon day nights. Albany will play home on Wednesday and Sunday after moons. The Partners are favoritcs h"re 10 beat Albany but in Albany. the fans there can sec nothing but the Lawmakers.
 The Stanley Rule quintet in the Industrial Basketball league is now m the drivers scat as far as the league race is concerned and unless IT taltorS in the next three games, IL will replace the Corbin Screw team as league champion.
 The Rulers havc>the harder schod ule to face. They play the Ncw- maticS, Gascos and Stanley Works. rorbin Screw will have to play the stanley Works, r. &, F. Corbn and IandcrS.
 The schedule indicates that every game will be q battle. The Stanlcv't Works team in third place, play the . holders of first and second places i he Gasco team which was one of | the two teams scoring victories over the Rulers, will face that team | again. |. X, r. Corbn, the first ! team to score victory over Corbin . Screw, will again stand in its path . a week from last night.
 \ complete reversal of the results 1 oi their other meetings occurred in the Industrial league last night. On December 2T. COrbin Screw defeated stanley Rule, P. X r. Corbn won ever the Gascos and 'alnirs dcfcat- ed the stanley Works.
 There have been four overtime games in the Industrial league this year and the Gascos have been in three Of them. Two were victories and q third game was dcfcat
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Get what you arc paying for circulation - Herald Classified Ad dept.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Used cars for salc-IIcrald Class- fled Ad dept.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
No score
Third Period
Fourth Period

Rushcs-E, Pierce to; Dugan 3 Stops-BarnikoW 4G, Jctte 34. Fouls--Donnclly 2, Dugan, EcGcrCc-Rcisigcl.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

Herald Classified Advertising goes llong at merry clip.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

\ complete reversal Of the results oi their other meetings occurred in the Industrial league last night On December v. Corbin Screw defeated stanley Rule, ?. X F. Corbin won ever the Gascos and FaGnirs defeat ed the Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

However, Meridcn is out of it now. uHabl" 10 oVcrtake the Partners and New Britain and Albany come |" grips next week to decide which shall be the 1?2?-19G0 champion.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

The Rulers havc>the harder schod- ule to face. They play the New matics. Gascos and Stanley Works. 'orbin Screw will have to play the stanley Works, r. X F. Corbin and LandcrS.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

The Stanley Rule quintet in the Industrial Basketball league is now in the drivers scat as far as the league race is concerned and unless 1T faltors in the next three games, IL will replace the Corbin Screw team as league champion.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22

There have been four overtime games in the Industrial league this year and the Gascos have been in three Of them. Two were victories and q third game was q defeat.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
| irSt Period

Goal Won BN Gagged By Time Amsterdam < Pierce 5.05 " New Britain pugan G..t
 NprtnI Btpi,I
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-22


which was an AtWater Kent radio.
Second went to Paul Sickafroos, a
silver loving cup presented by Law
renee Tibbett. Third, guest tickets
to the Palace presented by j. F.
Flex, manager of the Palace.
1t is the first time in my expert
ence Of being a judge that only male
voice won in a contest.
Flex acted as the announcer, no
names being given of the singer.
The judges went by numbers. The
first prize was given by The Capitol
Paper Company Of this city.
Ruth Noller, who presided for
years at the organ at the Lyric thea
ter, was at the piano.
And the very fine and wonderful
thing about all of this is that an
audience which nearly filled the
theater, gave the singers the needed
attention.
Theaters and radio are doing a
wonderful thing in bringing forth
new singers. And Mrs. Hunter de-
serves praise for devoting so much
time to this very great field.
I have been asked in many letters
and telephone calls to bring Charlie
Davis in an air interview" over
WKBF during my time next Tues
day. Have made the necessary in
vestigation and find because of the
time of Charles appearance on the
stage at the Indiana that it will be
impossible for me to bring him per-
Sonally for an interview.
II
1t is with the greatest satisfaction
that I tell you that Street Scene"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-22
Palace to
Have a Big
Schedule
LoeW'S TheaterS Will Start
a Spring Carni-
val.

GONE thirty million movie fans
- in America, among them the
thousands of this city, VIII cele-
brate the opening of the 1880 enter
tainment season March % at LOeW'S
theater throughout the country.
Making a national event Of the
launching of a new movie season
has appealed to the leading pro-
ducers Of pictures and stage shows,
and they are cooperating with
Loew's theaters in a mammoth
'LOeW'S Spring Carnival" of enter
tainment, to run for four weeks
starting March %.
Hundreds of Loew's theaters, in
GLIDING those of this city, are to
be "dolled up" for the event. Bright
spring colors, spring flowers, gay
dancing nymphs, flags, pennants,
balloons-aH viii transform the
playhouSes into gay spots for the
spring carnival.
In many locations the cooling
plants Of the theaters Will be turned
on for the first unexpectedly in
the south.
To stimulate springtime interest
in the theaters-and incidentally
perhaps keep the public's mind off
golf for a little while longer-the
Loew theaters will present four
weeks of special shows.
The spring carnival bookings in
the local Loew theaters are an
nounced as follows:
Greta Carlo, in her first all-talk-
ing triumph, Anna Christie" from
the play by Eugene O,Neill, in which
Carlo is supported by Marie Dress
Ter and Charles Bickford.
william Haines, in another all
talking comedy riot, THE Girl Said
No" Haines is supported by an all
star cast, including Leila Hyams,
Polly Moran and Marie Dressler.
Other attractions will include THE
MYSTERIOUS Island" an elaborate I'M
der water spectacular production,
starring Lionel Barrymore. Lloyd
Hughes, Jane DAILY, Montagu Love
and harry Gr1DDOn.
Free and Easy" is a comedy mu-
steal unit with an all-star cast, in
Guiding Anita Page, Robert Mont
gomery, Buster Keaton and many
other well-known Metro-GoldWyn-
Mayer stars and directors, who all
consented to join in and make this
hilarious offering.
In an all-talking and singing out
door western picture, Joan Craw-
ford will be seen and heard in her
second all-talking success, Mon
tana Moon,' in which this popular
star is supported by a star cast,
including Johnny Mack Brown,
Dorothy Sebastian, Karl Dane and
Ricardo COrtez.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-22
Dance
Is Taught
at Lyric
Ballroom Manager Has a
New Step for His
Patrons.

"ITNHE Hoosier Sway" a new
Il dance created and named by
E. w. Mushrush, manager of the
Lyric ballroom, will be taught to all
dancers who wish to learn it, on
class nights in the Lyric ballroom,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
nights of next week between the
hours Of 1880 and $3.50 o'clock.
The Lyric ballroom will also be
the scene Of many novel events
during the coming week. Curtis
Thompson and his orchestra are
featuring much music-f1lm numbers
for the latest picture releases.
A"Cake- eaters Ball" is the special
feature announced for Monday
night. All dancers are to be served
with delicious cakes and cookies.
Tuesday nights is set aside as
Ladies Night" Unique souvenirs
are to be given each lady patron Of
the ballroom.
waltz Nights" are on Wednesday
and Friday nights, when the Or
chesJra plays a dreamy waltz for
every other dance.
Thursday evening a Mystery
Picture Ball gets under way. Several
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-22
FAMOUS DRAMA
is BOOKED HERE

William A. Brady announces the
coming Of Street Scene" that now
famous drama of city life by Elmer
Rice, to English's opera house for
an engagement Of three days, be
ginning Monday, April 7.
Street Scene" is not a play that
owes any of its success to the per-
sonanty of a star. Its merit is in
the very fiber of the drama. 1t is
dependent, not upon one actor, but
upon fifty actors.
A vital. vivid. croSs-section of city
life, it viii be presented here by the
original New York cast, selected by
the author and Mr.. Brady, which
has just finished a run of four
months in Chicago.
Fifty actors impersonate the diff
ferent types seen on any apartment
house street.-The ice-man, the tai
lor. the stenographer. the sport, the
peddler, the old clothes man, the
milkman, the ianitor, the policeman
in fact, just teeming humanity as
it passes by.