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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Iitl,lIanians

New Britain Iithuanians
 right forward
 SIoWan .......,.,,.....,. 'oNHN
 left forward
 Iichman ............,.... Franks
 center
 Conway .................. Ycrbos
 right guard
 Arburr ...................... ''Ijhor7or
 left guard
 Tonight at 2 o'clock, The New Britain basketball team, with r"- organized lineup, will face the Lilh- uanIan Five Of Maspcth, l.. l.. in the regular Saturday night court feast. New Britain will be facing a team rated as good as many Of the teams playing at the present time in the American basketball league and a real good battle is oX- pccfcd
 The New Britain team will pre- sent q changed appearance in the game. The forward wall will re main the same with Collins and Slo- man pairing up on tho firing line but the remainder Of the team will be entirely changed. Sid" Rich man who. while q member of the Bristol Endee state championship five, had d remarkable record, will be at cento" while Jerry Conway will be shifted from the pivot posi- tiou to guard. Hank" Arburr who has been on the bench Of late, will start the game in the other guard position with Conway.
 The visiting delegation carries a squad that has made q big name for itself in the metropolitan area. lt Was organized in 1926 and has been playing steadily for the past four years This season is regarded as the best the team has ever cXpcrl- cnC"d and the crew confidently eN- poets 10 add New Britain 10 it's long list of victims,
 The two forwards. Croty and po- vcN, are crack shots and excellent floor workers. CrOtty is recognized as the fastest dribblcr in and arounI New York and he will cause plenty Of trouble for the local guards to- night Franks, the center, stands feet 2 inches in height and Rich man will have plenty Of work m keeping him from scoring plenty. The guards. Yorkcs and Gilkcrsou are two Of the best now playing m he lca-ueC t,ilkprSon uuDCarcI ir, this city twice as a member Of Lou Gohrig's All Stars two seasons ago.
 With Now Britain in Il steady losing slump, hackers of tho team expect 10 see the quintet snap into il tonight. The combination has lost its confidence 10 Il great degree and IL Is expected that this will b." recovered when Inc new quint.l gets under way,
 The game will start at 9 o'clock with dancing 10 follow.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
PLAN FIGHT SERIES
i!adi,on square Garden Officials Arranging i'iNtic Program That Will Cost About S2.Ooo,o0h.

Nrw York. Feb. l5 Madison Square Garden plans >2,ooo,ooo worth Of fights this summer. March- maker Tom McArdlc hopes 10 stage battle between Max SchmcIinG of Germany and the winner Of inc Sharkry- scott fight; another be tween sammy Mandcll. lightweight champion, and Al singer Of New York; one between Jackie Fields ot Los Angeles, wcltorWeight champion. and Jimmy McI.1rnin of Nancouv- CT: and fourth between Primo Camera Of Italy and NictoriO Cam polo of the Argentine.
 Tentatively al least the Schmol- ing fray with Sharhcy or Scott has boen set for June: the Mandcli- Singer battle in July: Fields and McLarnin in August and Camera and Campolo in September. IL was estimated that the four fights would draw more than $2.000. .uo".
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
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,. a.p.,@ ",ua, E,'. It .R. EI- jua ~.-tGan .~f -.yld .a1lor fruu South Nrurua. J- fine Hut lIrtm o1 I'rmn 'a.urra'~ rnmra2u m nlt,a S's',- r..-.
 Tn" nammot1 lwHu lroch,I oa' .-maa j@ wuutc and %5 s.,- ouds or rua first round or thrlr eight round hout Harc last ujgats
 nnly about ll blows verr struck 'o inr encounter. two Of them b} ~i-nrH. Camera staggered tNy Sou'u Am'lrun B. few seconds after tlo .trs' round op,u,d wi'N n,a>t i"" I" ths cnju. After ausorDiu. # .." mom riGbrs and brS, Si-mar "up'd '.r lluIiau lightly roGptr O 'm's, hu' tpoh a dama4iug right w, '"' I#'' for his rom-. < few mu nfw"'~ @uJ r0.u Camera IaudrI ''1rHtr r."hl 'naf %out Sj@lpa. ."mlnIta@ '.r..~h 'f- ropes uMi, r.. w"s r"nan' o's'. Sigmau weigh ''I ,&.'; 's.ft,Ir -f7.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Two more teams wcr" eliminated from the Y. M. C. A. Industrial Gas- ketball League pcuuant race last night when the Gascos lost ;o in" Stanley Works and Corbin Screw victory over tho Ne~matics put Faf- nirs out Of the running despite the fact that the Bcaringm1hcrs defcat- cd the Eusswin team.
 The only teams left in in. race ar. the Stanley Rule and Corbin Screw teams which have q plIy-off Of their tic standing Friday. and the Stanley Works and RussWin teams. The last named team will be eliminated in Friday nights game if Corbin Screw wins.
 Last nights games were not very intercstinE Playing without the ser vices Of Captain Carl Rcstclli who was lost to the Gascos five minutes after the game started when his con- duct did not meet with the approval O. Referee ban AhcarU, EcStelli W5s forced to sit on the sidolinos while the Stanley Works came from be hind in the second halt and finished with q safe margin.
 The first half was real battle. the score being tied at 4-alI and f. all. shortly before the scycn-mjnut" mark. Although the team was With out Rcstcli for the final Q minutes in the first half if played well and at one time led lG 10 :. However. three minutes before half tim" the stanley Works started 10 squirt, camr within three points of q tic, lG to ,, at half time and took tho lead 3o seconds after the second half opened. Once the Stanley Works team took the lead there was no stopping it
 Elmer swanson. one of the best forwards in the league was started against ''Hug-y" Carlson. one Of th" leagues foremost guards and for the first half Carlson held his man score less. In the second frame swanson played Q fine offensive same and scored four field goals and a foul tally. He was the star of his team and Carlson. because Of his fine back court play and floor work easily took top honors for th- t,. rps. II" scored six points. "TWO r Nbr1mo"ltH was very good ca ot'rhs@ ahI defense. He oa. -i hl& man. Johnny Shcchan. ]" ,D l. and mad" points when his Icam needed them.
 Tho summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
LEADING GOLFERS
 START TOURNEY
SoyGnty-Iiye Players Tee on in
 Pensacola Open Event

Pousarola. l'IH.. Feb. t5 lP.- .sevcnIy-fyc Of the nations leading professionals and southern amateurs started today in th@ opening %G holes of the two day = hole s@.5oo s"c- ond annual great ren@a.oja open golf Iournamru'.
 < pair oG yourhml aud uuprald"d golfers turned in ii card of GG. five under standard figures. yesterday. to win the iN ho." pro-auatnur best ball contest. s;a@'d as a preliminary.
 Herman Barron. sWarthy, slorkily built - yrar old professional from Port Chester x. Y.. und his 70 year old amateur partner, Lee Schuirdcr. Of oshkosh. Wis. left n trail Of siN hirdi"s in their wake es they posted scores Of &5-%l for the 1N holes.
 The veteran Craig Wood of Hioom- field, x. J., winner Of the Hawaiian open, and C. W. Lamar of rcusaco- la. finished second with q G7, shoot ing two below par on both outward and nom" NlIl"S, while August Nor dono Schenectady, x. N.. pro and Adrian Tan@ford Of Pensacola came third with GS.
 only the 5n low scorrs today will b. oiiaibla for participation in in. final 3f holes Sundav.
 Gen" Sara2on Of New York. who recently won the &g5,0uU Au-u5 Cahcnt" open arrived lat. yesterday and took a practice swing around the Pensacola Country club Conrsr Sarazrn. Al r.spinosa Johnny Farrell and Bobby rruicEshank were favor it"s to win first rlarc money Of &S0o.
 Horton Smith Of Joplin, Mo-. Wbo won tn" event last year will not de fnml his litln
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
ENTER SKI JUMPS
Trio of (nitch States stars Lend In lcrnGiional Aspect to Competition al Quebec.

Montreal Quc.. Feb. l5 PI-Entry Of trio Of United States stars has lent an international angle 10 the province of Quebec ski jumping tournament here today and tomor- row. Among the jumpers entered were !. kilo of the Norseman's Ski club, New York. and Stran D. Mi chelson and Alex Anderson of the Nansen Ski club, Berlin, x. H. Tn, Dominion was represented by Ger ald Dupuis, Ottawa; Rolf ScivertsOn and l.. A. Nelson. Montreal; Alex Foster and George Sumner, McGll university.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
RIVALS i> pGi ND3t.I

Detroit, Fob. I5 OrD - Mrs. Grrrnb"r@'~ boy, Henry, is due 10 bc ;l r"nl man one of tu"sa days. II" is listed on th" Dr'roU Tigers base ball roster as q first haseuan. Sta 'iatical material prepared on the subject gives his weight as 91o pounds Hjs six feet , l-9 inches high. Hn is still growing and one day hopes to pass Dale Alexander, regular Tiger first saehor. Alex weighs 2l5 pounds and is 6 feet , inches.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
REJECTS NEW BALL
H"lai tan2Gifn Ge!r Association Has Rejected Golf Pellet hdopt- od hN United >tatr~ Group.

Montreal. I'op. 15 tP-TIlo I;oyaI | '.n'dlan Golf association has r,- g"'rd th" now and larger ball which &Il h" adopted ly lh" United States f'u'f association in 1?&t.
 At it's annual meeting tu. assoria- u"n decided to follow thr lead or iH' Royal and Ancient club. sayln4 "as deemed m"la" To mah" a 5..ngr Ht this 'rur.
 Alfrrd 'ullErr v"s elected plrsi ",tt of t1c association.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
INDEN!LI. !ilNN.\I.Ni.N

Los AngeIos. Feb. lo O'Pp How ard Jones, head coach, and sam Bar rE. basketball coach. at University O. southern California. ar" former mentors at Iowa university .,hil Aubrey bovine. T. < C. troSH coach. was an All-Amcrican football play TT at inc H'awk"yr school, undr, Jones.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
PLAlNVILLE WINS GAME
CUuuty ' Basketball Team Goes Into ~Ccon Place Tie By Defeat in" hCn-ington Quintet.
-r.. .- fat r.. lr.....,rf

IIauyjllr. rrb 15-Pam,lt, r,Imo"d mic a lie for second pIar, in thr senior County r. NJ. r. \ basketball I"a2u" lest night h' tromrin- Ii" krusiu-tou Boys clu' s5-,. in the most ouc-sidod game o' tDn season. DaUiWjd and Grcty'
 ajola local forwards, accounted fo' @f points between them. while Fro and Muller also scored more points apiece. than fm. HhoI. losing tcam did. nou Lewis made five of In
 losers ~"'.n points. pul} tv" p"r. =ouaI fouls a.r- called m inc 'u-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
B.iEEjTI B3t.ihN El.GGk

NoWarE. \. J.. Feb. IL O'rJ-
 Ray Harbuii, r. $, Olympic star runuer. scored one for th., track books whon h. split q heavy wood "n starting block in H recent Iurri here, Th" blocks was parted djrrrt- jy in th" middle, Barbutj was drop ped to his knees and left at thr start.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
SHARkl-T
By WILLIAM EEAUCHEE (NEA Service Sports EdtorJ


 lNE.A Service Sports EditOrJ
 When John l.. sullivan fought Jim Corhctt in Ncv Orleans. q fight didn't have to have name. Tho vogue for naming fights w@s started, we believe. with the struggle be- tween the Lily -Lau Of France and Jack Dempsey. in Boylc's Thirty Acres. That was hallyhoocd as "the Battle of the Century," and since then fight must hHy" some sort Of a nam"
 Writers called the last battle in Florida the Sharkny- -Striblmy af- fair, Wo mean the Battle of What of-I, the Battle of Nothing Much and various other names conveying the spirit if not the scent Of Iim- burger. W" have come now to au- other battle down there among tho palms and for in" life of Us can't quite make up our minds what 10 cali ii.
 Lots sec. In this aliair there are Sharkcy. scott campolo. IusEo, LouGhrau. Charles Naloucy. Bou- qullou. Cook and Bianchi. and thcyr" all hcavywcights. %harlcy is Of Lithuanian extraction; Scott. Britishcr: CampoIo an Italian from inc Argentine: Eisko, Hungarian: Lou@hran. Of Irish dcscpnt; Charles. a Belgian: Maloncy. a Bostonian 0hat mcana IrishJ; Bouqujllon, a Fr"nchmau; Cook. an Australian. and Biancl, an I,;tliau What shall vo call it-tho Battle Of Many Na- tious2 No, that hardly -r's over our mnauiu-.
 We'll these ar" all 1oaEyWri-his All right, let's srr what they weigh SharEry comes in at '45. rOuutu@ inc srovD: Scott. ar something like @"5; rampolo. @yf: I,sho. l9t. Lou-hrau. 1>5: Charles .o": Ma lon'y. -oI: Eouquilon 145. Cook. la0; Haurhi, 21@. Add tb"m all up yud what does If amount to besides q great deal or flesh? Why, it romr5 10 2ooH pounds
 quick, now, rh" almanac, How much is @Ho> pounds?
 The almanac tells Us that -oor pounds Is onr ton onr short ton, to . h" oH%c,-t though in this ease how short it is you'd never guess.
 Here W" nay" one short ton ot Goayywrtghrs, and We are seeking q namn for th" vholo trUckload All th"so lads ar" To b. tossed into in" . sam" ring al Miami February -. They will pull and huu and u~sl" . there B., only fin cars rtu.
 Tusslo and tin ears Now nr are started rhcr" is allt"rntion th"r.. rh, no, wr have i,,' Tus~lo ton. ,u ..r.. l.urrsa
 Lt IFS call this the wue~1, of tb" rln l::rrd Ton,
 I' i. spoken.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Augustine f .,-... " Swanson. c ........ r., Anderson, c .... I Terrence, r@ ....... His. l2 ...-........
 Sror- r half lm-. rorbu. H..
 Eot"roo Ahorn. Timer. SJlora. Scorer, Butlcr
 Comeback Fails
 Anor inc Fafnu team had held a great lead throughout the first half that ended with the count r 10 s in favor Of it, Eusswm played a strong offensive game in the second frame and at one time came within a point ot a tl~.
 l, wus 1S 'o Y. The comobach was made possible through points scored in succession by Nyborg. Mar srli :SkurzeHsli. karbonic and an other double decker by Marscli. Ma tUIis made il 2n 10 Y but MarsrIi mad" il x points Ma'ulis put his team in a three point lead but Ny borg brought his team to d place one point behind with field goal, With the score - 10 20 MatulIs again came 10 the front and with the aid Of HayIick and Buchcri made the final scory 26 10 22
 Tb" play ot the entire EussUu team in it's sensational rally was the feature Of it's entire nights work. Fritz MWs"l shonc during this peri od, in fact h" was the most consist cnt player on the F. X r., team last night. Although "Ecd' MaIulis Was not the leading scorer on his team h" cam" through in inc rinches.
 Tho summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
curbin Team V tau'r

After ln. rornia s.re2 rImwmou~ had n,cn i..ld r>ru rn ,.a. trs' hal. ,a a camo u=Mn. A." t@t-o#D Nc" Erftnr Marhor t,-w. ta" E"r'N -hop bog began 'p ~na" out "oHf' -o vm g5 10 t1-
 Tho ar-r Nr't n.- ua'...a .E 't. determined 'ut..' Of r'" %"" Brit am Nacnsuo l,W. + toor jh' 0'.". two 10 ooo and retained H "nd Il" rrst half had raa-r s'7I -.E'" n" uar-iHIr lunutrs. Then Andy >a- .gIoleirz mad. tHn fouls in -r,r"ta- .too ..Nur m' t.. ~"r,W .bo' ahead { :o 7. Wmn f.. :.t1u h". prc-r.--.d n.ml 7. m.u"f.* Per- renee Of rD~ %raua'm- mado Is r.. hal. fo seconds l',r turE "a. h,- team tn gnr l.aa. [" :. In T" minutes IwmUutu" 'oruu %.r"N went into le.a "nru " TX tt Tho ratf -m~ .oa. "a# F fo !.
 Tn thr nr-' a... mn.f-. or '". . oul n"If tu. CorUu S~rnN r.ay,m pincjuaUy Nrhurr, l.a.' .ni .uhovi,x. to.a.,.. 'a-.,f.. .H5"l "4.. .Bc chm.p4 q -. to :" h"H. IH" substitute. rl.,r.. M. -..1 H-I inc Ncwmatice. '.l nN "trntE' An. jrrson closed .n a.a m-@, 'I. .. score i".
 ArhUrf. '.I .@N ''< '| looked good 'h" rorr.a ....N team. I)a oH a2an ."a .aN the -amc Nr,3u-. cr fnJ.I.-. ..-g are not serious, however.
 .-hn -mmLmulN.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
PAINTERS BEAT AAERIDEN
 RETURN TO FIRST PLACE

New Britain Roller Hockey Team Springs Upset On Silver City Floor to Trim Indians, ) to 2-Emmense Crowd Sees Two Teams Engage in Rough But EN- citing BatIe-"Kid' Williams Plays Great Game Throughout - Locals Tackle Amsterdam Here To- morrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
PAINTERS MRDgN
GASCOS ARE ELIMINATED
 FROM DUSTY LEAGUE RACE

Stanley Works Basketball Team Sets Opponents Back by Score of g to 21-Corbm Screw Whips Out p to l6 Victory Over Nevmaics and Puts Fatnir Quintet Out of etion-Falnirs Are Winners Over Russwin Combination 26 to P - Details of Play.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
League standing
Last Nights Results

Stanley Works g. Gascos @f ''orhin Screw 25. Ncwmaucs lf. Fafnlrs -G, EussWln =.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Last \i@hI> i;c>ultN

N'" Britain 5. Mcrjdcu 2. Albany z. Amsterdam j.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
REORGANlZED QUINTET TO
 BATTLE LITHUANIAN FIVE

Maspeth, L. l. Basketball Combination to Tackle New Britain at Stanley Arena Tonight - Visitors Are Rated as One of the Best Teams in the Metropolitan Area-'Hank' Arburr to Pair Up With Conway at the Guards, While Sid Richman Plays Center.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
1 'ailli''>
I.tit HE'I

Score ai half tuu" i,->. Fatnlrs: Referee, Ahcrn; Timer. SiEorH; SCOT cr, Saunders.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
piFI"I2l Standing
GHmC~ Tonight No gam.s sch"Gulcl.

After suffering its first defeat nom the Nnrjdcu roller hockey team on it's home floor this season Thurs day night when Fred Jean and his trib" took q victory by q 10 : score. the New Britain TauthcrS r"- turned the conmliuort last night ]N drGaating NcrjJrn for tn" initial time on hal t"am's floor hy 1hr store of l to . N,ridru went Iulo lysr lIarp by l.s victory on Thurs day. hut ifs reign in th" top posi- tJou Wa% short-Iiyrd becapSc Now Britain returned 70 inc drivers seat la~t night by it's 'hriIin1 win over thr Silver cuN quintet
 Tine MrriG.n ball was packed hy rabid fans. d great proportion oj Wnom "ame from this city, Tho crowd WAS given plenty of thrills because. no usual. the game was rou@h and filled uith close battles and tumDliu- matches
 Both teams hatrled each other to d staudstiIl in inc first period with the result that there Was no scoring. In th" second session. "Nid" Wil- Hams opened the fray with q goa! l5 seconds after rh" period opened.
 In the third quarter, Boucher tied 'hr score with pretty shot. but wild Bill' nuy@an ca@cd a neat hook from 'n" side 10 put the locals u. fh. lead again. Williams followed
 l look HtU Glom' by surprise. Dyson rut back 70 give M"ridcn another goal. but Duy#n r@m" through with a pretty goal 10 pU Sew Britain safely in The lead.
 In tn" fourth period. "Eod' bon .,ll, made the victory certain when na ,-lgrd a @oal oul of a scrimmaG" from tho center of in" floor.
 Amsterdam Tomorrow
 N,w Britain tackles inc AmSt"r- Guu Hurricanes @, rA" stanley 'r.na here tomorrow afternoon. Tn" Uurrican"s are practically out of tn" ,;.ro. especially after losing 70 Al- tluy last night 10 j. However. th" Fierce brothers are still smartin- oyer the rougn treatment accorded trrm by. New Britain and they ar" singing with the rcbukrs they have r,ceivcd over walking off the floor last Sunday and forfouing their same.
 Seeing that New Britain and M"r- ilon are in such 4 close race for honors. Amsterdam is anxious 10 tip over tnc ponJhrrs and thor"h} swing Mrrdcu tui" fH" leading po- ~Ujou. \ great ba'il" ts anticipated,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
second Period
Fourth Period

z Sew Britain DouurIll o.@i
 Eushrs. Du-g1u ;. nHaou x. srop". l}louuD @7. Jcttc u. fonls, Jean. D,. lrr:.nr. Dounrl)y; rrGrrrr, Hart.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
stanley N uri,
t.,t~ eos
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Etd 1T Pts lIud9rh. rl .......... McCormjca, If ..,.... !. Shcehan. + ........ Eostolli C .. ......'' Nlatka, C ....-..,.'. IT. Carlson. r- ..,,..... r. Shcoh1u. l. ...-.... To'Il;
 Sco~, at na. .m.. ',a.o-. 't-,@: r,fcr.r An,ru. "'M"r %'ecr". S,0rrr. Fgtler.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
Ni,'i'i,!c'
New Britain

Du"@an .......,-...... .....,,. I'NSo]'
 first rush X. Williams ...,......... Boucher s,roud ru@h IpuffceUc ...........- .-......... J"Hu
 center pouucl}y ............ II. Williams
 hdltbarh Jr't" ....... ..........-.... iilonhl
 EUal Goal Scored for Scored by Tim"
 First Period
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Nicholas scored eight Of his teams
eleven points in the initial period.
Shuttleworth, Mccullough and
Berns accounted for the north
siders' scores.
Case sank a free throw to give
the locals a one-point advantage,
but Wallen, Ben Davis substitute,
sank a difficult side attempt just
as the whistle ended the period,
giving Ben Davis a l3-to-I2 margin
at the intermiSsion.
Play in the second half startd
fast. both teams missing easy shots.
Shortridge took the lead when Shut
tleworth snagged g. long pass from
Bullet under the hoop and sent the
score to Shortridge, 16, Ben Davis,
Is. Both teams were attempting
long passes. with little success.
Bullet scored from Inid-court, but
Sager added a two-pointer for Ben
Davis. Case made The scoreboard
read % 20 10 with free throw, Bull
lett adding another from the foul
stripe.
Final score; Shortridge, 26; Ben
Davis. 10.
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COUNTY CHAMPIONS Lose
To CITY QUINTET IN FIRST
CONTEST OF LOCAL Event

vantage, 6 to 3. Ayres made good
on one of two attempts from the
free line. Olvea sank a long at
tempt that knotted the count at
Gall as the half ended.
After five minutes of play in the
second hall, Ferguson fired from
the center of the court for Broad
Ripple. Phillips scored one OF two
free throws, and Ripple was IN
front, 8 TO 7. Broad Ripple stalled.
Smith intercepted a Ripple pass
and converted it into a field goal,
giving Lawrence a 9 to 8 lead.
Houston dribbled down the floor
twice for two field goals to give
Lawrence a 10 TO 8 advantage. 1t
was the last scoring Of the game.
pPOAn RIPPLE LAWRENCE
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Lawrence Meets Ripple

Broad Ripple and Lawrence
started cautiously in the third game
of the morning. employing de-
tenSive tactics.
Bragdon gave Lawrence the lead
with a free throw and Herman
dribbled under to increase the adj
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Manual Is Winner

Wild scoring took place In the
opening minutes Of the Manual
Castleton contest, the second of the
morning, eight points being scored
in the first five minutes. Stewart
grabbed the first tipof and sent a
long goal through from center.
Schwartz added one point at the
free throw mark. Armour, Stewart
and Hanna gave Manual 13-to-9
advantage at the half.
Final score, Manual, 80; Castle
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Dealt! Notices


BEINBURG, LOUISE Beloved little son of
Fred and Emma Beinburg, 1910 Boule"
ward place died Thursday evening. Flu
neral Saturday, March /. p. m, at the
funeral chapel of KIRBY & OHM, 1901
N Meridian St Burial Crown Hill GENE
terry. Friends invited.
JOHNSTON, JAMES G. - Husband of
Bertha Reirecke Johnston and father OF
James r. Johnston, passed away at his
home, 1925 winthrop Ave THURSDAY;
p. m. CarroIton Pr formed church. Burial
Crown Hll Cemetery.
LEHMAN, JOHN N-Beloved husband of
Lucinda Lehman, passed away Wednes-
day. Feb. 26 Funeral at the Unity
Methodist Church, 10Th and Harding,
Friday, .. m. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill Friends who desire may call
at the residence, 20i Dexter, Thursday
afternoon.
SCHMIDT. LINNIE J. SHIRLEY-Wife of
Frank H. schmidt, died Tuesday: FEB. 10
Crown Hill cemetery. services were private
from Shirley residence. Mrs. Schmidt was
76 yrs of age. A native Of Cass county.
Indiana.
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Totals N IS Total .... 10
Earl BOYD referee; Mode Cranor. UNI
Dire