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New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
AFTER SEVENTH VICTORY
south Church B% kCthall Team Meets kCnsingtcn Boys Club Quintet il Game Tonight.

The south Church basketball team will seek it's seventh victory of tn Ayar tomorrow evening when Ii meets the Kensimgton Boys club in a Senior County "" League gam at Fr%ltcrnal Hall Keu4in@toN. The New Britain outfit. now leading tn" loop by virtue of triumphs oy | Southiuglon and fiazardvilIo, is cou- fidcnt that at last q strong combinl- tion has been put together and will bring an end 10 the uncertain play of carly season games, and Captain Bell and his men are looking fo1 . ward 10 q triumph over the subU"- hanitoS. Kensington. however. will h" strengthened by the addition ct Yves" ChotkoWski, its former >trr center. who is home for the ho'i- days. and expects to give Now Brit ain q hard battle and possibly ups"t u. The contest is scheduled 10 start at 2 o'clock.
 In one Of two preliminary games tho intermediate teams Of the two organizations will meet with the odIs reversed. The KrnSiuE1on intcrhl . djate outfit started it's defense of its state title by huubln~ Mapping while New Britain's first game r2- suited in a defeat at the hands of the Southineton youngsters. The church players hope 10 get on the right road tomorrow night in tho game which is set for $ o'clock. Two kensnGton junior uuintcts Will meet in the first game of the ov-. ming.
 Tho local teams, both senior and intermediates, will meet at the Y NJ. C. A. here at 1:30 o'clock and will make the short trip by auto mobile.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
EAST BEATS WEST
GriIiron Enthusiasts at GaInc Be- tween An->tar Teams, Singing Praises of Players.

San Francisco. Jan. , fRt-Wos'- 'lu loothall enthusiasts were singing 'u- praises Of Jack Cannon, NotrG panr guard. GlaFsgoWy Iowa, half- iHck. and host of other casteln .pvrtorm"rs today as they rccup"r- a',l from the effects of seeing 7n aIl-e'ar Nrst team trounced l9 to : h,rs yesterday by an all-star Eaet team.
 The d.cieivcuess of the triumph lnst spectators gt the contest bcwjl- d,rcd. Tbc East scored it's first tcuchdo"n in the opening quarter on q -a-yard pass, added another in the second, and completed it's SCOT Ing with two field goals by Frosty Peters, 1f Illinois.
 The West made its lone score in the third quarter when Sloan, of Ncbraska, crashed through for q touchdown after q march down the field.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
GUARDS ID PLAY
 TWO HARD GAMES
Scheduled to Meet BTanIord
 Tanks and Renaissance Five

\ iWo-samc program faces the New Britain National Guard basket ball team during the next week. On Saturday night it travels to Bran ford 10 play the Branford Tank team and on the following Wednesday,, January S, it plays the Renaissance five Of Harlem. x. Y. at the state armory.
 The Branford team has d fine record this season and it is said that il Is practically impossible to beat It on it's home floor The Branfori armory seems 10 have fine basket ball court but visiting teams do aot seem to bc able 10 do much against tn" home team.
 Manager Ralph Eccano will hara the same team which has been dis playing Womd,rful pass work all sea son. II IS expected that the game against She Renaissance will be featured hy pass work Of both teams The colored team has played at the state armory before when the for mcr National Guard team Was Tn cX- istcuce and it will not eXpericnc" the disadvantage Of playing OH q floor altogether strange.
 The same combination which managed to win q four point verdict over Lanphor's New Britain team last month will be ready for the Guards. On that occasion Kicks Jenkins and Cooper. a new center played scnsationally 10 defeat the I.&nphcrmen. Inc final count was 3t 10 50. The crowd in attendance at that game was loud in it's praise of the Colored team.
 Coach Ray Anderson has not de- cidcd definitely on his starting line up but it will be chosen from the following players: Ray Hoist, center; Belsrr, Luke and Cohen, forwards and Shcchan. Iankaskas and Oar row guards. Alden IeWett will be in reserve.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By tho Associated Press
 "lphia-Gorilla Jones. AL- ron, O., outpointed Billy Angelo, Leipervillc, Pa, Go): Sergeant Sam n1y Baker. New York. ontpolnt Il Gene Moretti, Atlantic City, x. |. Go).
 Cincinnati-Freddy Miller, Ciu- cinnati. knocked out Willie Michel Belgium. (4.
 leveland-Frankie Simms, Clova- land, stopped Pete Wistort, Chicago. (3).
 Columbus, O.-Eddie Shea; Chica- go, defeated Mike O'Dowd. Colum- bus, foul. (2); Sammy Goldberg. Co., lumbus, knocked out Danny Smith. Indianapolis, CD.
 Portland. O.-Wcsley KetcheII, Portland, outpointed Herman Retl- laH. .Minot, p D. Nm.
 Bhffalo.. N. Y.-Tommy Panl. Buffalo outpointcd Johnny Da'to, Cleveland. (G).
 Tacoma. Wash.-Joe Click, New York, outpointed Doc shell Tacoma. (6), [ ranton. u.-'joorgr took, Auf- tralia. outpofnted FEankic Vim, Montana, G0).
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
New Britain
Bristol
Beaten iu Bristol

New Britain recovered SOmCW hat from the rather bad beating it re- ceiycd in the afternoon on it's home floor and the tram tackled Bristol at the state armory jn Bristol at night with q vicious intent to win. However, Collins once agam came to the fore and in. the first four min utcs or the game, h' had scored four long shots which. ~uh q little aid from luis mates, gave Bristol q lead of I& 10 ..
 Collins exhibition in the first half was marvcious, his shots going in from all anglas and at all distances. Bristol sped along at a fast clip ali through the half but NoN Britain started to pick up speed towards the end and the score at lah time WAS 19 to II in favor ot the Bell Town CTS. Al Sloman and Collins staged q pretty scoring duel in this frame. Collins caging five baskets and 1hre. fouls with Sloman getting three field goals and a foul.
 In the second half "Bo" Adams who had gone sCoreless in lne first game and had cagcd only one field goal in the first half. stole the thtn- der or all tn" stars in the game by caging five field goals, all but one being heaved from beyond the center Of the floor. His shots were every bl' as spectacular as those Of the Rrlsto' star but he received no help at all from his mates He was the only New Britain player 10 score from the floor in the second halE
 Al Sloman and Collins squared of for d matter of seconds during the game but neither landed any puches Near the end of inc game in a spir- tied exchange befor" RristoIs basket Collins showed Slolnan into Richural who was playing on pivot turh and Sloman went out fos' several minutes hn
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
BRUINS WIN ANOTHER
W orld's Ice Hockey Champions Take Eleventh Straight Victory B> Beating Americans.

Boston Jan, tPl--Thc Bruins. worlds hockey champions, won their llth straight victory by un- setting the New York Americans, 5-2. in a fast National L"asuo hockey game here last night The string "f victories oquallod the record set hN Les CHNadicnS two years ago.
 After q ScOrclcSs first period. lh" Bruins counted there times in th' second and twice in the third, the Americans also scoring twice in the third. Harry Oliver scored twice for the Bruins and W"ilHud. Galbraith and Galnor mad" tn" other talli.@. The victory Was the sixteenth of td" ;ruson with two losses and no tics for he Bruins.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

Unable 10 stop Jimmy Collins, stellar forward Of the Bristol Nc" Departure basketball team, and stopped almost completely by the stone wall defense thrown Up Ly inc Bell City quintet, the New Britain basketball team yesterday suffered two reyurscs at the hands ot Joe CarrolIs club. Bristol won on is nome court at night but this victory vas only the completion Of a task started in the afternoon when the Endcos romped home Njctors over New Britain on the Hardware City teams own court. The score in the afternoon was 5 10 19 and in the evening 3i 10 -6.
 Collins had an "oR day. such as seldom comes to any player in any inc Of sport. Almost every toss hc took at the basket. whether he vas far away or in close, sWishcd through the nets, plhng up his team score in both games, He scored 16 points in each contest, be- ing the heavy point getter of both teams in each game. The New Brit- ain guards were powerlcss to stop him. Hank" Arburr opposed hlm in the afternoon and Sloman played him at night. His work alone was enough to demoralizc the New Brit ain attack while his mates chimed in with timely baskets that helped the cause along and then threw up such a stiff defense that the New Britain team vas unable to penc- tratc 10 within scoring distance,
 There wasn't any question of su- periority in both games. Brisl ol showed better form. better team work. better scoring power and pet- ter defense both in the afternoon and at night. New Britain m4tc desperate attempts to overcome the lead piled up by the Endees but the comparison Of an eagle trying to catch high powered airplane might be used 10 describe New t|rit- fttil ttiOi ts. E-sEi y t'diiN fidbS PS the local club was only the signal for a renewed spced7up of the Bris~ tol team and New aBTitain's s tbreqts were short-lived. a-,. Afternoon Came
 In theo first eight 1ainutes of the game played in the afterhoon at he stanley Arena, Bsistol5got lead [ 2 to l. This was lncreased tt I 3 to 3 in the IleAt. four, .ntinutess.srhen New Britain began 10 battle fierce " and with telling effect. Slom,n, popping from distance and Arbulr and IakzcWshi getting in -Glose. brought the score to a tic of l4-all with two minutes 10 go. Just he- fo:e the Wiistlc blcw ending the haf. Colnns got ffs third basket or lhe session To give Bristol a 1G-l4 lead at the half.
 At resumption of play. Bristol started 10 make il a runaway. Not only did the Endccs pile up their total but they held the New Britain team to one field goal in the second session. This was cagcd early by Al Sloman. Against the best efforts ot the New Britain team, Bristol scored five field goals and seven fouls 10 come out at the end on the top side or d g 10 19 count. The Scre. r-2
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
WINNERS IN TOURNEY
ale and Georgetown are NiCtOrs in Preliminary Games of Annual Round Robin Play. .5E. F,,t

New Haven, Conn, Jan. e.-tUP) Yale and Georgetown were viCtors in the preliminary games of the fifth annual round robin basketball contest last night and will clash to- night for the championship.
 Georgetown edged out New York university 3l 10 = in hard fougN. contest The Ellis took Holy Cross 2a 10 2o without unusual effort. r Q Georgetown. which employed many snhslituuons last night, vas a slight 'fHvorit" over the I|iur. falc's n"M .cQufH, Elmor Ripley, formerly WAS G,orge town mentor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
BRISTOL TOPPLES W|NDHAM QUINTET.
MOnahannlen Add Another YiC-
 tory to Their Growing String
Spe--al ta tl-e NeraIdl

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 Bristol. Jan. - Led by Captain Eddie White. the Bristol High school basketball team swept d N eak Windham High of Wilhmantia quintet off its feet at the local high school gym on New Years eve by the lop-sided score of 5S to 25. The five regulars. White, Hall. Lincoln, Nlaire dnd Louis Ia aPontc, played .hc first half and rolled mp 50 points against only for the oppo- 5ltion. Coach "Tommy" Monahan used six substitutes during the early part Of the second half, but the wis ting contnG mt Was still unable to penetrate tine tight Bristol defense, by Monahan and conceal d by many to be the finest system m the state The visiting elan WlS on the small end Of q fl to 1 count at the third quarter mark and SCOT ed nnc more points before tEe final blast Of the referees whistle. With '.Oout two minutes to play, coach Monahan shot the original five into the fray, The regulars. aided by d. bit of stellar jumping on the part of "Dlkes'' Hall. scored eight points within period of about minute and a half. The local boys would take the ball of the tap and in one CT two passes would have it through the net.
 The team. as a whole. was one ot the smoothest ever seen fuuctioning on Bristol court. A great deal of credit IS deserved by "Tommr'. MonahLn for the rart which he has played in turning ont three cousrc- utivc state championship teams and for developing such il potent con- tender as the current squad, which did not appear to be any too strong when the season started. There are q number of freshmen on the var slty team, among them Andy Palau CZaplick, Gurskc, and Frankie La Ponte, brother of the varsity rcgL- lar and a genuine miniature threat" on the OIfcnsc.
 New Team Built Up
 The greater number of the ro4u- lars who went through the Yale tournament last year have gradual cd. "Chet'' Roberts, who gained il place on the all-statc team; Captain Speedy" Goodrich and "Goose" KarWoSki. three of Monahan's main stays of the tltular team, were lost by graduation. Many of Bristol Highs dyed -thc-Wool fans were doWnhcarted to a certain extent this tol representatives, would not he such tOp-nojchcrs as in previous years. All minds WrIe completely reversed after the Torington battle. when 2 supposedly weak Bell City club defeatcd the New Gityites, q tcam wholly composed of veterans Now the fans are looking forward 10 the witnessing of another Bristol triumph at Yale, and chances seem bright at this time for inc CoppiuS Of d fourth flag at the New Haven
 institution.
 l. In the New Years Eve game Ed die, White, with total of 19 points. featured the local attack, Whil , Mrikoe, who played at the left for ward position for the visitors. with II points, looked best for Windham
 The SllnmarN.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
Official Standing
Games Today Amsterdam at New Britain. Hartford at Taunton.

New Years Day proved disastrous for New Britain on all sides ycstcr- day. With the basketball team sui foriug two rtvcrscs at the hands of the Bristol Endccs. the roller hook icy quintet was getting trimmed just aS badly in Amsterdam and CohoeS. | The Partners were busted from first place in the afternoon when the team lost to Amsterdam by the score Of 10 : while in the night game at i Cohocs the locals were badly out scored and Cohocs won by an s 10 . count.
 i The long ride by automobile that the local team took yesterday start [ ing from this city at 9:JU o'clock in ! the morning, took all the starch out Of the players. Tired and cramped ! from the GU-milc journey, ths Pan liners wore pretty we'll done in when they appeared on ths Amsterdam floor
 Steve Pierce reached the heiEhth Of form in the afternoon and he opened the first period with three goals in a row. This lead was 100 much for the local team and the Hurricans were never threatened. Kid" Williams and Barney Dohcrty cagcd the only goals for New Brit ain. The summary:
 Amsterdam. Now Brltaln. I.undervilIe .....,,...... l.. Pierce First Rush $. Pierce .,-..,.,.......... Nlll"Hl" Second Rush
 DonnclIy ........,......... Grifflths
 Center iGazanga ................,. DohcrtN l4alfback
 BarnlkOW ......... ................ HoIl
 First Period Goal Scored for Scored by Time Amsterdam $. Pierce 30 Amsterdam $. Pierce 40 , Amsterdam <. Pierce
 (ponnclly) 40 i Amsterdam l.undcrville %:l5 second Period
 ; Amsterdam Lundcrvllc
 lDonncnlD @;04 Amsterdam Domclly %;ol New Britain Williams %:06
 Third Period
 2 Amsterdam GaZaUGa
 tS. piorcc) lo;5o
 Fourth Period
 Amsterdam r.. Pierce
 taccidcnD l 80 !10 New Britain Dohcrty @:i0 Ill Amsterdam $. Pierce TO Eushes: Lundcrvillo &; T.. Pierce I7; stops: BarnihoW 3i: Hoff %9; fouls: S. Pierce. GazanSas. Referee, Mcdonald.
 Lose to CohOcs | New Britain suffered q worse fate in Cohoes at night when the CohOe< quintet, opening it's home season landed the Partners an s to ? lac ing. St. Auoin, forward star for the Cohoes crew, the home club literal. ly ran away from New Britain.
 Kid" Williams was completely tied up by the Cohocs defense sC that he was unable to do any SCOT. ing whatever in the game. Barney
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
Yesterdays Results

Albany :, Hartford ,.
 Amsterdam 9, New Britain 5 
 Cohocs s. New Britain mighD.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
IN BURR o
ROLLER HOCKEY TEAM IS
 DEFEATED IN TWO GAMES

New Britain Partners Are Boosted Out of First Place When Amsterdam Wins to in Afternoon Con- test-Cohoes Combination Beats Locals at Night, Sto 2-Long and Tresome Ride Bothers Hardware City Quintet-Hurrcanes Appear Here Tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
N indhan High school

Referee, Waters. tune. S-minutc quarters; score at half time. Bristol 30, Windham !,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
BRISTOL ENDEES SCORE
 TWO WINS OVER LOCALS

Take First Contest in Holiday Double Header in This City by B to 19 Count and Second Battle in Eve ming in Bell Town by 3i to 26 - Jimmy Collins Cages Sixteen Points in Each Tilt-New Departure Defense Completely Stops Hardware City Five.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02
B,iilittS
I'Oitla,ltl
Totals

Score at half time. 1S-9. Burritts; referee, Winters; timer, Saunders: scorer Crean.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

DuhcrjN Cdul' down n" floor m fourth period anG, taking the Co., hoes team hy surprise, he scored New Brlains only goals. The score.
 Cohoce New Britain St. Auhiu .........-...... $. Pierce
 lSt Rush MulIigan .........,,.,.. Williams
 -d Rush Boucher .......,.....,,.... GrltIths
 Center Hcbert ,.........-. ............ DoHctfy
 IialDback Purcell ,...,.... ............,,.. HoH
 Goal
 First Period Goal Scored for Scored by Time 1 Cohocs St. Aubn 4:4o Cohoca s. Aubin 20
 second Period ; Cohocs St, Aubiu 6:to CohorS St. Auhin lI:35
 Third Period ! Cohoes Nlullgan 2;oo
 Boucher | Cohoes Hebcrt 1:45
 Eourth Period s Now Britain Dohowy $40 New Britain DOhorly 4:u4 iU Cohocs SI. Auhin G:2o Pushes: St. Nubin 10, Pierce 4: stops. Purcell 4%, Hott 49; fouls, Hebcrt; referee. Mcdonald.
 Amsterdam Here Tonight Dick Gfed Donnelly and Steve Pierce the combination that paired up to hand New Britain beating yesterday afternoon in Amsterdam. will appear at the Stanley Arena to- night This will be the first appear arce in this city this season Of 1 DouncIy, known and recognized as one of the best Centcrs in the game. He has the reputation of being one ! Continued on Following page)
New Britain herald., 1930-01-02

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
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by switching the letters around Grade yourself 20 for each or the mis-
takes you find and 20 for the word II you unscrambIe IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
CORRECTIONS

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the COSTUME OF the period. t2l The wrist watch had not been devised. 80
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after the Savannah made Its trip. (l The scrambled word Is PADDLE
WHEEL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-06-13
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The Washington times., 1930-06-25
GAIT. ]. p. SAUL
BY #. A. WRAY

WIMBLEDON, England, June
IS d.N.Sl.-Gregory Mangin,
youthful Georgetown University
star, carried the Stars and Stripes
further to glory in the early
third round matches OF the VIM
bledon tennis championships here
today by defeating the flashy
japanese player, Mkt, in straight
sets, Ga. 6-3, Ga.
Both played from the base-line
in the first set. which was a nip
and tuck affair until almost the
last stroke. The young Ai1eri-
can. hailed here as william T..
Tilden's successor. showed a mag
nificent all-round game In the
second set. Overwhelming his
stubborn opponent with marvel
Gus recoveries and attacks.
William r. Tilden II, advanced
one step further in his gallant
bid for new championship hon
ors by defeating John Van Ryn,
former Princeton. star. In the
third round of the mems singles,
Although hard pressed at times
by his brilliant young opponent,
Tilden thrilled the crowded stands
with the brand of tennis which
(continusd on Page 2, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1930-06-25
2 Southern QlInkes
Recorded in N. Y.

NEW YORK, June as Q.NSo.
Two earthquakes, described as
"quite severe" were recorded to-
day on the seismograph at Ford
ham University.
The first tremor, recorded at
5:25 washington time) origi-
mated 5000 miles away, it was
estimated. It was probably in
northern Chile, said Joseph
Lynch, seismologist.
The second. picked up at 7:0S
and 7:18 o'clock, was about loo
miles away, Lynch said, probably
in Jamaica or Yucatan.