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New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
LEADING OUTFITS ;. NOSE OUT RIVALS
Baltimore and Rochester Both
 Need Rallies to Win
BY tne Assnciated PrAas

By the Associated PresA
 Those bitter International league rivals, Rochester and Baltimore, both needed eighth inning rallies yesterday to avoid costly defeats.
 Rochester, leading the Orioles by the narrow margin of one game, beat out Newark, 9-s. while Baltimore was nosing out Montreal, 4-3. Rochester had to score seven runs in the eighth inning to whip the Bears while Baltimore scored four runs in the same inning to beat Montreal
 Myles Thomas had the Reduings badly beaten at the end of seven and one-half innings at Rochester He had held the league leaders to a pair Of runs while his teammates were collecting eight off Grant and Carle ton. Th"7 the Redwings trailed by six rurc going into the last half of the eighth, but before the frame closed. Thomas had been driven from the box and the Redwings had counted seven times. Rip Collins hit a homer with the bases filled in this frame and Wilson got two hits in the same inning.
 Up at Montreal, Gouell Classet blanked the Orioles for seven innings but was battered for four runs in the eighth, enough to give the Orioles much needed victory. Luther Roy hurled good ball for the Orioles. granting only sevey hits but he gave five bases on balls that put him in several jams
 Montreals defeat dropped the Royals into fourth place, two per- centage points behind Toronto which was idle.
 Readin gave Buffalo sound trouncing in night game at Buf- Halo, 13-3. The Keys pounded Wilson for four runs in the first two innings and drove him out of the box in the midst of two run spurt in the third |Not content with a so lead the pecked away at Mills and Weiland for seven more runs. All told the Keys collected IS hits, Hcott getting four doubles. Mean While Warneke held the Bisons to Elght hits and never was in serious Trouble.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
ENTER 1O-MILE SWIM
Thirty-Six of the Best Feminine Natators in United States and Canada Ready.

Toronto, Ont. Aug. 22 P-Thirty- SIX of the best feminine swimmers ii the united States and Canada weree prepared today for their ten-mile battle with the icy waters of Lake Ontario in the opening event of the Canadian national exhibition.
 Heavy favortes to fight it out for first place were Ruth Tower Corsan Of Toronto and Ethel Hertle McGary of New York.
 Indications were that the tempera- ture ot the water would be in ex- cess of 60 degrees. well above the minimum of 5S degrees specified for the race. In the event of tempera- ture lower than 5S degrees the race was to be postponed.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
League Standing

The question of whether there will be a tie for the championship Of the Senior City baseball league will be decided at Walnut Hill park tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock when the Pirates and the Burritts clash in the playoff of a game that ended in a tie during the regula. playing season.
 A victory for the Corsairs will mean that they will be in a tie With the Sokols for the lead of th2 league while a defeat will crown the Sokols as pennant winners for this season. Should the Pirates win, the deciding game between them and the Sokols will take place a week from tomorrow.
 The two teams meeting tomorrow are evenly matched. The Burritts suffered drubbing at the hands ot the Sokols last Saturday but the team has fully recovered from it's slump and is ready to dump the Pirates off the league ladder.
 oh the other hand, Brooks, Pi- rate pitcher, is in the best possible shape for a hard battle and when he IS right, there are few teams able 10 beat him. Both teams are practlcing this week in preparation for the game and there will be plenty of fireworks when they clash.
 The time of the game has been changed from 2 to 3 o'clock.
 Seniors vs. Juniors
 AS an added attraction on Dia- mond No. , tomorrow afternoon at the same hour, the West Ends will meet team of all-stars selecte1 from the ranks of the Junior league.
 Practice for the all-star iunior team will be held tonight at 5:30
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
CUBS OUT ID JET
 EVEN WITH GIANTS
hcCarthy'S Clan Suffers 13 to 6
 Defeat From MCGraWmeD

Chicago. Aug. 22.-tP1One down in their crucial series with the high-speed New York Giants, the Cubs were out today to even up matters and to regain their three game margin over John McGraw's club.
 > Yesterdays 13 10 defeat by the manhattan maulers was a shock in more ways than one, to about 35,0o0 spectators. Not only did the Giants outhit the National league cham pions Is 10 12. but what they didn't do for themselves, the Cubs did for them.
 The ball game was virtually decid- cd in the first inning when New York scored six runs on three hits. Errors by Blair and Farrell, two walks started it. and double steal which caught Gabby Hartnett flatfooted, carried it on 10 point where two singles and a homer by Waffle Roettger, left the Cubs far in the hole.
 
 Brooklyn last week, was ragged, but Manager Joe Mccarthy last night was certain that 1t was "just one Of those days" and that his men would be back in championship form to- day.
 southpaws have not bothered the Cubs much this season, but Bill Walker was good enough to stop them most of the way yesterday. He weakened in the eighth. and Hub Pruett another southpaw. stepped in and stopped whatever scoring ideas the Cubs had.
 Mccarthy had Charlie Root and Pat Malone, his aces, ready for to- day, while either Carl Hubbell, 8 left handler, or Pete Donohue, was expected 10 pitch for New York
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

tWo-fifths of second off the old record of 1:52 4-5, set by E. Lunghi of the United States
 s. A. Tomlin, England, won the three miles run in 1427 2-5.
 Perscy Williams, Vancouver, Olympic sprint champion, qualified for the finals Of the 1O0-yard dash by beating W. Gerhardt of South Africa and J. R. (Buster) Brown of Edm monton, in g 3-5 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
Speakin ns of Sports

Manager Clarence Lanpher of the New Britain Basketball team isn't at all certain that he will have a team In, the field again this year. The fact that there is no pickup in business, gives gloomy outlook to all those who are interested in promoting sports in this city.
 Manager Lanpher figures that it IS 100 early yet to decide one way or the other on whether he will have team or not. It is sure thing that expenses will have to be cut down II there IS to be team here and the first cut in the expense item will nave to be suffered by the players. If the same team is to return to this city, there will be quite teduction In salaries.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
BRIDGEPORT YS. BALTIMORE
Winners in Opening Games of East ern Division Semi Finals of Legion League Meet Today.

Charlottesville. Va, Aug. 22.-{P, Bridgeport, Conn, and Baltimore, "lners in yesterdays opening games of the eastern division semi finals Of the American Legion national baseball tournament, will meet this afternoon in the second days play.
 Tampa, Fla. and Manchester, N. H., whose captains drew byes, were paired this afternoon for the first
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

game for both of them Today's vic tors Will meet in the concluding event Of the semi final series here tomorrow, and the winner here will be matched against the champions Of the west in the Junior world series" at Memphis next week.
 Bridgeport won from Gastonia, N. C., 14 to 3 and Baltimore from Cincinnati, to l.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
Nati0nalists Uncover
 Plot, Arrest 20 Reds

Nanking, Aug. 22 P-Govern- 'nent' authorities announced today
 he arrest of 20 communist leaders within the walls of this capital and he illustration of a plot to over
 hrow the nationalist government. Ehich included the dynamiting of farious Government buildings here.
 Authorities said among those ar |ested was fashionably dressed oreign educated girl.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
Lotti, Ocean Spanner,
 Will Marry in Paris

Paris, Aug. 22 (P(-With his two companions in his transatlantic flight as witnesses, Armand Lotti next Tuesday will marry Simone Sar- rade, daughter of E. Sarrade Of Paris, contractor and former in ternational Rugby player.
 The wedding will take place at Lotti's country home. near Paris, the bridal party planning to fly there for the ceremony. Lotti flew from Old Orchard, Maine, to Spain with Jean Assolant, and Rene Le Fevre
 Friends of conomy-He Gas slfed Ad dept.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
BURRlTTS AND PIRATES
 TO PLAY OFF TIE GAME
Question of Whether There Will Be Deadlock For City League Lead Will Be Settled Tomorrow Afternoon Victory For Corsairs Will Put Them On Even Footing With Sokols-Teams Are Evenly Matched West Ends Play Picked Junior Loop Outfit

o'clock at the North End park dia- mond and the following are asked to report: Sam 'Capodice, Lefty tolden, Miller, Nedwicki, Haber, squlllacote, Savicki, Hultberg. Was nix. Gerent, Trusk and Anderson,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

Plans are progressing at the pres ent time in the formation of an ath. ietic association by the Lions club. This association, as is planned, will conduct amateur fights during the winter months. It will be incorpor- ated and the net proceeds will be gwen to charity. These fights. it is planned, will take the place Of the annual frolic which didn't go so we'll the past year.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

Morrow Lindsey, 16 year old Alex ndria, La, youth who recently won
 municipal tournament. scored two oles in one within a week.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
Standino

Games Today Springfield at Allentown. 2. Albany at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

Games Today Cleveland at New York. Detroit at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. Chicago at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
Games Tomorroxp

St. Louis at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston.
 Cleveland at New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

Horkers o02 600 o00- 2
 Three base hits: Jaglowski, Gaida. Sac rlhce hit; Priesser. Bases on balls: of schuster 5. Jaglowski l. Struck out: By schuster 3, Jaglowski 4 Stolen base; Berseron. Double plays: Merline to Grail to Charlow; Merline to Chadow; Lipka to Huber. umpire: Maher.
 A Herald Classified Ad is the friend of the family budget.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

We are of the opinion that the . sporting public in this city will wel- . come the return of amateur boxing to this city. It was one of the most popular sports few years back and With the new crop of fighters now , working under the supervision of the state athletic commission, the inter- est should be revived in short order.
 The Holy Cross baseball team will hold practice session tonight at the washington Park diamond from 10 o'clock. All members of the team are asked 10 be on hand.
 The Pirates are also staging a practice session tonight at o'clock at Walnut Hill park. All players should be on hand for the workout.
 Ihel Gascos are, the proud posses sors of new Industrial league bat ting record. They whaleds out five home runs in last nights game with Landers at Walnut Hill park. We would like to correct a statement in morning paper that F. Sheehan hit two ofhhe homers. It was Barnes. Gascos right fielder.
 The league race in the Industrial circuit Is all over but the shouting The F. < F. Corbin team defeated the Stanley Works last night and as its only remaining game. with the Newnatics, has been cancelled, it is through for the season and no other team can tie it.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

The Triangles A. c. football team will practice tonight at o'clock at the south street field, Another work out will be held Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Every. member of the team IS asked to be on hand as inn portant matters will be discussed,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
 Hoquiam, Wash.--Maxey Rosen- bloom, New York, light heavyweight champion, and Leo Lomski, Aber- deen, draw. ts); (non- -title.)
 Cincinnati-Freddie Miller. Cin- cinnati, outpointed' Joe Macinte, Brooklyn, Go).
 Pittsburgh-Joey Thomas, Chica- go, outpointed Johnny Dunn, New kensington, Pa, G0). .a- l
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yeaferdax

IcSttTQdy Cleveland 6, New York 5. (12 innings). Philadelphia 8, Detroit '. Washington 5, St. Louis 2. Boston 1, Chicago ?.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday New York 13. Chicago S. St. Louis 1s, Philadelphia S. Other games postponed, rain,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Baltimore 4. Montreal 3. Rochester 2, Newark 8.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

Games Tomorrow Boston at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

Games Today Newark at Montreal. Jersey City at Buffalo. Baltimore at Toronto. Reading at Rochester.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

Games Today New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
EASTERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Bridgeport 3-S, Albany 2-3. (lst game, 10 innings).
New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
GASC0S VALL0P
 FIVE HOME RUNS

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New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
HEAVYWE|GHTS ARE ALSO UNEMPLOYED
Boxing Industry Experiences
 Curious Development
By Frank Getty. United Press Sports Editor.

New York. April IT, C. A. P.)-
 The last few days have witnessed an extraordinary drop in the price of beef as far as the fistic market lI concerned.
 Primo Camera. heaviest of the present crop of contenders for the publiC's cash is under somewhat be- lated suspicion on the far coast; Nittorto Campolo, who is taller, but wears smaller shoes, cannot get a fight; and others among the bulkiest Of the current cauliflower crop are joining the ranks of the unemployed.
 This is somewhat surprising de- velopment in the fight industry, in view of the fact that few months ago it was practically impossible for a boxer to obtain employment unless he weighed close to 800 pounds and ate half dozen steaks at single sitting.
 It is not that the fight fans are growing wiser, for events since John L. Sullivan's day all have tended to show that that is incredible, They have swallowed too much to start on a diet of sanity at this late date. It must be merely one of those curi- ous developments of 3 decidedly curious industry.
 Much At Stake
 Camera. the vast Venetian whose recent bout with a negro boxer in Oakland. Calf, has aroused suspic- ion, has little reason to complain. He got away with his act in , cities. and it is only natural that he should be called to account. However. there is much to be said for Primo. He had too much at stake to risk everything for the sake of fixing one unimportant bout. It would have been ridiculous for Camera and his board of highly intelligent managers to have jeopardizcd their chances of cashing in to the tune of several hundred thousand dollars by buying off an unknown negro boxer.
 If Chevalier, the negro heavy weight who claims he was ordered to take a dive" for Primo in Oak land, really was approached by someone it is probable that Camera and his manager. Leon See, knew nothing about it. The Camera crowd is in a fair way, what with movie contracts and the chance of one big outdoor shot next summer, to clean up a quarter of million dollars. They certainly are not stupid
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
MRS. TRAUT AGAIN
 Y. w. PRESIDENT
Reelected at Annual Meeting-
 Committees Named
The Y. W. c. A. board of direc-

The Y. W. c. A. board of direc- tors met yesterday and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. George w. Traut; first vice president, Mrs. Marcus White: second vice presi- dent, Mrs. Kenneth Searle; treasurer Mrs. w. S. Rowland; secretary, Mrs. Edward Christ.
 The new members of the board members of the association were present. They are Mrs. w. L. Coho- Ian. Mrs. Ralph Howe, Mrs. Donald McMillan, Miss Louise Noble and Mrs. Harold Parsons. The presiden. announced the following committee appointments for the year:
 Mrs. E. H. Barlow, girl reserve employed; Mrs. Robert Chapman, girl reserve; Mrs. w. L. Coholan, membership; Mrs. George Flanagan, nominating committee chairman educational; Mrs. Jonathan Hart. educational; Mrs. R. \. HemenWay, educational, chairman; Mrs. Ralph Howe, finance; Mrs. w. H. Judd, cafeteria, chairman; Mrs. J. c. Loomis, membership; Mrs. D. Me Milan, girl reserve; Miss Louise Noble, girl reserve. chairman; Mrs. Harold Parsons, finance; Mrs. Her bert Pease, health education, chair man; Mrs. Maurice Pease, member ship, chairman; Miss Helen Phillips, maintenance and repair. chairman: Mrs. Kenneth Searle, personnel, chairman: Mrs. Alexander Scott, girl reserve: Mrs. Duncan Shaw, mem bership: Mrs. Philip Stanley. finance chairman; Mrs. Elmer Stone, finance: Mrs. Marcus White, resi- dence, chairman.
 Miss Ruth Seymour, general sec retary, and Miss Gertrude Fossett, health education director, were named as delegates to the national biennial convention at Detroit, April 25 to May 1. Miss Seymour and Miss Fossett will leave the last of the week and will attend the na- tional convention of employed off cers, which opens Monday preceding the biennial convention. Miss Ger trude Rogers will also attend the national convention. Miss Rogers was asked by the national board to serve on Resource" for the assem- bly, on public questions. Mrs. Pat rick McAvay of the membership committee will accompany Miss Ro- gers to Detroit as visiting dele gate.
 The association rooms will be closed Good Friday. The girl re- serves have been doing their Easter
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
GRIMES PLEASED AT HIS TRANSFER
May Realize His Ambition to Be
 Last Big Spitbaler

New York, April IT (UP)-Un- daunted by his transfer from the pennant contending Pittsburgh Piv- ates to the lowly Boston Braves, Burleigh Grimes now harbors two ambitions-to be the last major league spitball pitcher and to help build the Braves into a pennant contender.
 Judge Fuchs says he has no ia- tention of trading me and 1 hope to complete my baseball career with the Braves" Grimes told the United Press today. Perhaps my transfer to Boston was intended as punish ment for holding out but l consider it a lucky break.
 ''The Braves are in the process Of rebuilding and my experience should make me valuable to Man ager Mckechnie as a pitcher and n helping to develop the youngsters. I'm good for five years more effec- tive mound work and by that time the Braves will have a flag con- tender. I'm only sorry that m not in condition to grab off some easy spring victories but I'll be ready to work in two weeks"
 Famed as SpitbalIer
 Grimes appears destined to real ize his ambition of becoming the last major league spitballer. The moist delivery was legislated out of existence in 1920 with the provision that bona fide spitball pitchers then in the leagues be exempt from the rule during the balance of thcir careers.
 Pitchers so exempted wera Grimes, Bill Doak. Phil Douglas Dana Fillingham, Ray Fisher, Ma win Goodwin, Clarence Mitchell and Dick Rudolph in the National League and Jack Quinn, Red Faber Eube Leonard, A. w. Ayers, Ray Caldwell, Stan Coyeleskie, Allen Russell, Urban Shocker and Allaa Sothoron in the American.
 Of the IT, only three-Grimcs Quinn and Faber remain in service Quinn and Fabcr have passed tht peak of their greatness and tht present season may be their last u the majors Quinn turned in l vic. tories against defeats for the Ath. letics last year while Faber won l. and lost the same number for tht White SoX.
 Grimes is the youngest Of the trio.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
ROME OBSERVES HOLY THURSDAY
St John Lateran Bells Call
 Crowds to Mass Today

Rome, April 17 R-The bells of St. John Lateran, "Mother Church of Christendom." rang out in joyous peals this morning, answered by those of all Rome's 400 churches on the occasion of commemoration of Holy Thursday, feast Of the h. stitution of the Eucharist, recalling the Last Supper of Christ with tn , Apostles
 What is believed to be the very table used at that epoch making 'repast was brought forth from its repository in St. John Lateran and exposed for the veneration of the large congregation. Two skulls, re- garded as those of Saints Peter and Paul, also were on view. as well os a reputed portion of the pillar to which Christ was bound when scourged in the house of the high priest and a bit of the Holy sponge, mentioned in St. Matthew's account of the crucifixion.
 Mass Sung By Cardinal
 Inc mass at the Iateran paSlllCd was sung by Cardinal Pompili as- sisted by 12 priests, seven deacons and seven sub- -deacons, and a chant ing choir.
 Just before the Lords Prayer in the service, the Cardinal blessed the Holy Oils to be used during the forthcoming year in the administrl- tion of the Last Sacrament.
 Throughout the afternoon the "Altars of Repose" in Rome wer4 visited by throngs of the faithful that in the church of the Holy Name Of Mary, in Trajan's forum is particularly artistic. There tha sa acrament is contained in a richly decorated urn, the workmanship ot the great Bernini. Other splendidly decorated altars were to be seen at Santa Maria Della Vittoria (Holy Mary of Nictory): Trinta De Mont (Trinity of the Heights) which over. looks Rome from the Pincian Hiil and San Carlo Al Corso, the church of the Milanese in Rome, where Pope Plus NI said his first mass as young priest more than 50 years ago.
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New Britain herald., 1930-04-17
AIRCRAFT HANGAR LOSS
 S25,0O0 IN BAD BLAZE
Building at Fairhayen Destroyed Only Two Days Before the
 Dedication Exercises.

Fairhaven, Mass, April 17 (UP) Less than two days before the air port of Sound Airways, Inc, here was 10 be formally dedicated, fire swept one building and greatly dam- aged another on the property last night, causing loss of approximately $25.000.
 Three biplanes in a hangar were destroyed and the wing of another was scared. A six passenger land plane was salvaged. An adjoining building sheltering two motor trucks, a tractor, and equipment was levellcd.
 Defective wiring was believed the cause of the blaze.