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The Washington times., 1930-09-26
Eckhart, Nd, P.-T.A.
Chooses Officers

KHART. Md. Sept. &c
Reuben. Lewis was elected presi-
dent of the Eckhart Parent
Teacher Association at its first
meeting for the term held at
the school. when Miss Loretta
Harmon, the new principal, was
introduced.
Other officers chosen were:
Mrs. Victor Rephann, vice presi-
dent; Miss Blake, recording sec
retary: Henry Stark, treasurer,
and J. C. Carter, William H.
Rephann and Henry Starr, trus-
tees.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
Democrats Line Up
HdgerStOLUn Voters

HAGERSTOWN, Nd, Sept. rs.
Activity in the Democratic cam.
paign in this county began yes
terday with the organization of
the newly elected central com.
mittee and plans for registration
of'voters. Major William P. Lane.
ir" was unanimously elected
chairman; Barry M. Hartle, vice
chairman; George A. Reed, treas.
urer, and Harper Ballentine, sec
retary. The other members of
the committee are Harry. E. Bester
and Harry M. Newkirk.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
Wild Life League Is
Foe of Water Loss

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Sept.
26.-The board of directors of
the Monongalia County Wild Life
League has protested against the
release of water from Lake Lynn
to supply the Monongahela River.
It said the lake water has been
diverted into the river by the
West Penn Power Company,
which operates a power dam at
Lake Lynn.
League officers said that pond
elevation of the lake has so fall
len that a condition would re-
suit in the killing of the fish
planted in the lake.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
Girl Causes Arrest
Of Man for Assault

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Sept. Is.
Walking four miles over nouns
tain roads and through editcI1eE
in her stocking feet, Maxine FreY
II, living near Chambersburg. LED
two State officers to a construG
ton camp where a man was az
rested on her Identification on
charge of assault. .
The man, Richard Holes, 25E
of Call, Tex. was taken to CharaS
bersburg to Jail and is being held
pending hearing.
Miss Frey said the alleged as
sault occurred last Saturday.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
HyattsUilIe Clerk Is
ILL From OUerlUOrk

HYATTsVILLE, Md, Sept. 26.
w. C. Beatty, town clerk, was alb
sent from his chair last night at
a session of the town council due
to illness, caused by an overstrain
of work and schooling combined.
Beatty had just completed his bar
examinations in connection with
his duties in the law offices of
j. w. Lillard.
His place was filled by Waldo
Burnside. local attorney, who will
pinch hit for Betty until he is
- to return to his duties.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
staff Photo

II AUDREY SIEBER
Il OF 372S BENTON ST N W., examining under magn-
flying glass the cotton moths that have invaded Washing
ton These insects have arrived in swarms, and the
Department of Agriculture reports they the only
variety of moths eating with their mouths. Although
experts say the insects harmless have spread
about that of the cys buildings being eaten
away by them
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
FAMED SKIPPER DIES

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 26.-Capt.
William Leyhe, who for all but
six of 80 years lived on or by the
Mississippi River. died near here
recently. He had been president
of the Eagle Packet Company
since 1885,
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
FIRE DESTROYS HOME

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept.
26.-The home of w. Eustace
Bryant. Mountain View. was de-
stroyed by fire early this morn
ing. The fire spread to a nearby
forest and burned over approx
n1ately 50 acres of timber.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26
THEFT REPORTED

Theft OF S14 from cash drawer
in a store in 1900 block Seventh
St. N. w. yesterday was reported
to police by John c. Miller, the
proprietor.
The Washington times., 1930-09-26

,NINcnlM 1916 q St. NV.
lJeannette Macdonald & Jack Oakfe
in LETS TO NATIVE"
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

pal por la escalera que va CO.
nocemos y penetraron en- una
galeria de cristales que las flo
res mas raras, las mas hermo-
sas,, las mas perfumadas, Y to-
ola clase de arbustos exoticos en-
jarrones de porcelana, CONVEX
tian en- un delicioso invernade-
70.
A Ia izquierda de esta galeria
Sc eneontraba la habitaci6n del
baron; a la derecha la de su es-
posa, compuesta de una antaca-
mara, un salon, un gabinete,
una alcoba, sala de banjo Y gabi-
nete-tocador.
81 Ell senior de Worms no ha-
cia feliz a SUI mujer, al menos
NADIA lie escaseaba en- SUI casa.
Cada una de las habitaciones
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

simil para no ser cierto. 81 os
enganaiS en- vuestras conjetu-
ras, sera una deception para mi.
Lo re9ito, John. ireis muy le-
JOS. Ten6is verdadera vocaci6n.
.Os r~ecomendare al prefecto,..
|contad con clio.
-iAh, senior juez!-exclam6
Iel agente confuso.-Sois dema-
'siado benevolo.
No. no. Estoy contento de
vos y os dare la prueba de clio.
Continuemos nuestras investi-
gaciones. Vamos a visitar las
habitaciones de la baronesa.
Llamaron a Hortensia para
que les sirviera de guia.
Los magistrates, despu6s de
atravesar Ell despacho del ban
quero, subieron al piso princi-
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

ling, padre del terror de Ma
con, representatives de Camera
Y Frank Bruen, exadministra~
dor del Garden y ahora intere-
sado en- otras empresas en- Mia
mi y la Habana, habia tornado
fuerza ell rumor; pero la deman-
ola de los comisionados de que
Sc les explicara este traio una
ccmpleta e Immediate negativa
del presidente Bill Carey.
Farley afirma que ell Garden
no tiene la intenci6n de hacer
que Stribling y Camera peleen
en- Ell sur, como Sc ha dicho
tampoco ha considerable el en-
cuentro para otro lugar.
81 Schmeling no %contesta an
tes de Is dias aceptando ell
match con Sharkey, la comisi6n
la suspendera.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

Fondo de Leche que preside ID
Sra. William r. Hearst.

RIds w Al4AdlIl ~. AACrAAGl.
Fsto significa que Herr Max
defendera su titulo el ano pf6xi-
mo bajo los mismos auspicios que
rodearon su primera pelea con
Sharkey, Ell Fondo de Lechesy la
corporation Madison Square Gar
den, representada esta por Wi
liam F. Carey.
La fecha del encuentro podra
ser JUNO, o quizas septiembre.
Cualquiera de esos meses es a
ceptable a Herr Max y Josephus.
.Parece que Jacobs adquiri6 esta
conviction en- Barcelona a dom
de fuera con Ell fin de yer Ell COM
bate entire Pauline Y Camera.
Herr Max lie acompan6 en- este
viaje Y pudo yer en- acci6n al gil
.gante italiano.
Dentro de POGO ell campe6n ha-
ra una vista a Hollywood para
tomar parte en- una pelfcula.
Probablemente Sc quedara en- los
Estados Unidos, 81 Sc decide o.
freezer ell match en- JUNO.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
VICTORIA DE x KID

Dixie Kid, que ell viernes pc
leara aquf con R~elampago Sa-
guero, venci6 aver, en- West
Palm Beach, a Jackie Furvis, de
Indianapolis.
Dixie Kid ha venido limpian.
do la categorfa de peso welter,
en- Florida, pero Ell viernes ten
dra su Waterloo.
Mientras Sc efeetuaba ell
match I'm espectador Sc quedd
muerto.
Sup6nese que la causa de la
muerte fue una enfermedad del
coraz6n.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
SCHMELING SOLO PELEA-
RIA A DEL
FONDO DE LA LFCHE.

New York, Die. lebanon
Runyon dice: Josephus Jacobs
ha %regresado de Alemania con
un contrato de cinco amos, como
manager de Herr Max Schme.
ling, y con un definido plan y
plataforma.
Para ahorrar sellos y telegra-
mas a los empresarios de TODD
Ell pals que puedan estar intere-
sados en- hacerle una PROPOSE
ci6n, Mr.. Josephus Hax Jacobs
anuncia que bajo ninguna cir
cunstancia peleara Schmeling,
no siendo bajo los auspicios del
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
CARGOS ~SOBRESE1DOS

Por haberlos detenido ell She
riff Joughin sin la correspon-
diente orden judicial, ell juez
Cornelius, de la corte del con-
dispuso aver La libertad de
Pablo Vidal, acusado de ser due
no de una casa de juego situada
en- West Tampa; R. Garcia, c.
Gutierrez, Nick Torretta y C.
Pullara, por tener en- su poder
.billetes de loterfa, y vagancia,
y Anthnot Droste y Arnold Bax-
ter, vagancia.
Manifesto ell juez que los a
rrestos Sc hicieron de manera
Illegal, por no haber obtenido
los diputados los necesarios man
damientos judiciales.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
SAGUERO Sc PREPARA PA
RA BATIRSE CON DIXIE
KID.

Con verdadero cuidado esta
entrenandose en- ell gimnasio del
Circulo Cubano, vigilado por Ar
mando Reina, ell R~elampago Sa-
guero, "as" cubano de la division
de peso "welter".
FL R%elampago quiere subir al
cuadrilatero ell viernes, en- per
fectas condolences, enterado de
que Dixie Kid es uno de los me-
jores pugilistas de su categoria
en- TODD ell Sur.
Dixie Kid, que anoche vencie-
ra en- West Beach a Jackie Pur-
Wis, ostenta una victoria sobre Ell
mejicano Jose Estrada.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

suS escaSas horas de ocio en- ell
Hotel de Ventas.
Mientras admiraba las obras
maestras de todas epocas anon
tonadas ordenadamente en- la
habitacion de la baronesa, sus
.ojos brillaban Y su rostro EXPIRE
saba ell mas vivo placer.
En- ell momento de penetrar en-
la alcoba. SUI semblante recobr6
su severidad Y Sc detuvo Miriam
do fijamente I'm retrato de ia
maho natural, puesto en- I'm va
lioso marco Y colocado frente a
IN admirable lecho de ebano con
inerustaciones de marfil Y pla-
ia.
IFS la acknowledgements
to al substitute.
-Si-contest6 este;-lQue
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

Delicada y esbelta. vaIeria
worms parecia no contar mas
que vejnte amos. Las trenzas d.
81 ca6sllera, castano claro ' dull
&C. coronaban su rostro ovaIa-
oe' d ana blancura mate. con
IN ligero tinte rosa.
Los gl@ndes ojos azules. Y las
oeJas. cast negras, hacian con-
II, .Se muT mafcado con los re-
flejos nacara3os de los cabelIos
: = g. cuts. La nariz era recta '
lIAa' y "a 5oe2 pequeha y de ire
5Io.aao'e diaojo. Uno de esos
ul@lnutos -unares. que nuestros
t aoosI0s Ilamaban graaos de be.
'...a. ss-2.ado por la inteligents
"a Sa.a@-.aa5 en- Ia meiilla izauier.
Ia, Lssa.a6a graciosamente So
''v ID 0Ian'ura de la piel.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
BOXEO
LA COMISION ATLETICA
DE NEW YORK HA Or
DENADO A SCHMELING
DEFIENDA SU TITULO

New York, Die. 17.-Con una
avasallante noci6n, la comisi6n
atletica del estado de New York
ha acceptable ell reto de Jack Shar
key para una batalla de cam
peonato y ha notificado a Max
Schmeling, en- Alemania, que an
tes de Is dias debe convenir en-
defender su corona contra eli
exmarinero de Boston.
Hay en- los archives de esta
oficina un reto dirigido a listed
por Jack Sharkey-le cablegra-
flo ell presidente Farley a Schmc
ling, que esta en- Berlin.-Vues-
tro periodic de Seis meses para
defender ell tituto expire en- di-
siembre IL. LIE pedimos nos avi
e en- no mas de Is dias la acep~
lcion de ese reto.
Dada la actitud de la conf,
sion Sharkey no tendra que pro
bar su superioridad sobre Strib-
ling, en- otro combate.
La comisi6n tambien recogi6
a! JUNIOR de que la compania Ma
4ison Square Garden piensa o.
tecer I'm match entire Primo
Camera y Stribling, en- Miami,
este invierno, con el fin de en-
frentar al vencedor con Shar-
key.
Por hallarse aqui Pa Strib-
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

que hemos nombrado estaba de-
corada con un gusto exquisite
y con un lujo asiatico.
Cuad.os de firmas reputadas,
bronces antiques, estatuas de
marmol, marfil y plata, porce-
lanas de China Y del Jap6n, de
Sevres y lie Sajonia, curiosida-
DIES may6licas de Italia, vidrios
pintados del siglo Ky, tapices de
Flandes y de los Gobelinos, da-
ban a este departamento feme-
nino ell aspecto de un esplendi-
do museo.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
fuLl ETIN DE LA GACETA'
TRACEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlnza y Paez

Il conducira hasta ell criminal.
Despues de estas palabraS, a
companadas de una pantomima
espantosa a fuer de expressive,
John guard6 ~silencio, dej6 caer
sus quevedos y pas6 un panuelo
por su frente banana en- sudor.
Los dos magistrates cruzaron
una mirada.
i Muy l6gico! Muy possible!
-exclam6 ell juez de Instrucc-
ci6n.-Todo es demasiado vero-
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
AvISOS EN- YkOR G:w
os parece?

0S parece!
-~Demasiado seductora. ,Av.
lique lastima! Poser un rostrC
tan dulce, vivir en- tai paraiso y
matar a su marido, 0, 10 que Is
igual, hacerle matar por 81 a.
mantle. robar la GAIA, fugarse
con este al extranjero Y prepa-
rarse, por Gnico e inevitable por
venir, 81 no ell patibulo. al menos
Ia prision perpetual. sin contar
los remordimientos!,.. iIndiscu-
tiblemente las mujeres son To-
cas-! GY esta parecido?
acknowledgements.
I'm gran artista habia trasla-
dado al lienzo con suma habili-
dad las facciones sorprendenta-
mente puras Y Ell conjunto ex-
quisito de Ia j6ven.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
ACUSADO DE ROBO

Ell diputado Kirkland encerr6
aver en- la carcel del condado a
Archie Baschlor, de % amos, a
uuien Sc acusa de rObo en-
Waynesboro, Va.
No Sc opcndra Ell joven al pro-
cedimiento de extradici6n.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
Greening; la misma compania
contra George H. Birkenback.

SO11L1d 1COAEC IL.
Corte del Circuito: Jose Acos-
ia contra Estela Vargas Acosta;
Rio Investment Co. contra John
A. Newsome, liquidador; B.
Newman contra Florrie Allen:
Ernest C. Blackburn contra
Mabel Blackburn; C. n. john
son contra Frederick Dorm; Al
ia May Brewer contra Cyril o.
Brewer; Blanche Williams con-
ira Marion Williams y Leroy
Downing contra Nancy Down
ing.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

Ell juez, que era apasionadisi-
mo de las obras de arte, acostum
pasar la mayor parte de
La gaceta., 1930-12-17

Todavfa Kennedy no haiogra-
do ~contratar a los "protagUris-
tas" de la semifinal. Joe Miller
decline batirse con Snipes.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
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LIMPIA CI~ENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONTFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

oOLIOA I MOSCOLO
Durante 40 afos P. P. P. hs
dado alivio a miles de perso
las que han sufrido de debilf
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origon en- la pobreza y debili~
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
pdsculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA y pura. Cuande este sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera 81 condi-
ci6n saludahle.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
Iud.
listed no arriesga I'm centa-
70 On usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
tevolverle su dinero 81 no que
da satisfecho dsepues de usar
la prirlera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. p.
SConsentirA listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendcse d@bil,
nuede gozar de buena
fuerza y felicidadf
C6mprelo how.
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Corte federal: The Pruden-
cial Insurance Co. contra G.. c..
La gaceta., 1930-12-17
EN- WEST TAMPA.
sERvICIo DE AMBULANCEA: Te;sc;,,a y,,,s

W welcomes ! para vjsitss por el dta: Yoor City, 145a
% mismo sr Yoor que en- VEST rsmps. j I4iS A'''
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
WOMEN GOLFERS
 ELECT OFFICERS
Results Of Saturday and Sunday
 Play at Sequin Club

At a luncheon held at the Sequin Golf club Saturday, the women of the club selected officers for the coming year. Mrs. J. P. Barnum was named golf chairman and the following committees were appoint ed: Golf committee with Mrs. Barl nun, Mrs. s. B. Perkins and Mrs. Alton Greene; captain of team. Mrs. Burton Phelps; handicap commit tee, Mrs. A. I. Nellis, Miss Lois Phelps and Mrs. Bernard Whalin and entertainment committee, chair man, Mrs. David Ayr.
 A good number of members Of tn" club turned out for the Saturday anI Sunday tournaments. On Saturday. a sweepstakes and selected nine holes with third of the handicap allowed was played. On Sunday, a sweepstakes with a full handicap, vas played. IT. o. Converse and (. r. Fellows were tied for the Satur- day event with net of 30 while c D. Shea with a net Of 66, took the honors on Sunday.
 The Saturday scores were as fol- lows:
 H. 0. Converse 37-7-3o, C. P. Eel lows 4S-13-3Q, Alton Greene 35-4-31, F. T. Mullin 3o-7-3o, F.. E. Pratt. 3S6S2. W. L. Clcrigan 36-3-33. F., IS. Arnold 4Q-7-33. B. H. Phelps A. 9-33S, A. l. Nellis 49-S-34, J. H. W. BrinIey 39-5-34
 D. Geer 47-l3-34, E. C. Gecr 40-6- 34, C. H. Sherwood 39-4-35. II. Franck 43-s-35, r. J. Cronden 44-e- 35, ". C. Clcrigan tO-4-36. F. John son 4o4-36, H. Vessels 4l-5-36. F. (. Trudale 43-6-S7. F. Nauman A. 7-37, A. F.. Thornton 41-4-37.
 The Sunday scores were as fol. lows:
 C. D. Shea, S9-22-6e; T. C. Trevitt. 1oS-38-70. r. J. Crouden. 9S-28-70: C. P. Fellows, 109-3s-71; J. II. Brin- ley, 66-14-72; A. E. Thornton. Ss- l3-75; F. Johnson, S6-1$-7G: A. T. Witherell, 91-17-74; E, NJ Dcnniston. 10o-@5-15; E. $. Arnold, 97-2c-75.
 s. E. Williams. 99-o2-77; W. C. 1 Chugan, 90-13-77; B. Brown. 109- $l-5S; B H. Phelps, 1o7-2S-79; II. o. Converse. 1o3-22-So: l.. R. Hor- ton. 101-20-81; C. J. Christensen, 197-23-St; II. Franch. 1lo-25-85; (. l.. Salmon, 1ll-25-SG.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05

The First Lutheran basketball team won the state church cham pionship for the second year in sue cession, Saturday evening by emer- ging victorious in a fiercely fought game with the Meriden Central Bap- lists, at the Middletown Y. M (. A. The game had the frcnzied fans shouting and cheering all night, with the many hair-raising shots and fast play. The final score was 5 to %. New Britain's superior passing attack and their sklltul use of the zone and pivot plays com bined with the versatility Of the local crew spelled defeat for the Baptists. The Silver City combina- tion seemed unable to acCustom it. self to the small playing surface, and vas nasty with it's shots and general play, therefore they at times were helpless at their oppo- nents' hands, but at other times they dipped the ball around in fast style, also sinking many beautiful losses, which added to their some- what rough play in some instances, made the game an interesting one from the sidelincs.
 For New Britain, the wonderful pivot performance of Ray Hoist, and the all-a-ound team play Of the Hardware City aggregation was the main factor in their victory. If Smith was given more coopera ton from his team mates and the team as q whole clicked more evenly the outcome would have been a ques- tion.
 The fray commenced with Hoist tossing in d douhle-d decker and shortly after he and Hugsie Carlson heaved in well timed shots, mean while Meriden vas only able 10 gar ner two field goals and a couple Of fouls. giving the locals the lead for the quarter. 1I-6. In the second session the SWedes had things much their own way, also checking their opponents considerably. extending their lead to lS-9.
 After intermission, the Meriden outfit took on d new aspect slow ly crawling up on the Lutherans, until at the end of the third canto they had cut the New Britain champs lead to six points, @6-20. In the closing period Smith cut loose with some spectacular shooting which almost spelled defeat, but as this player left the floor with four personals the chances of the Meri- den team GNiDdlpd for their new spirit died out, leaving New Britain finishing the game against a dis heartened Meriden crew, the final score standing s to 39.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
ART SH|RES HAS
 TURNED NEW LEAF
CoIorIuI Chicago White Soy
 First Basenan Explains Conduct

New York. May UP)-"The
 only trouble they're gong to have
 with me from now on is getting me out Hhtn l come to bat" said Art
 shires, colorful Chicago White soz first baseman, in explaining today
 today how he has turned over a
 new leaf since his many cscapades
 oi last season.
 "When I agreed to quit fighting passed up s60,o00." said Shires.
 and that's more money than I'll save out of baseball in ten years Since the two don't mix, I decide'3 to play baseball and behave myself ! because I love 10 play the game. I'd be crazy to get in trouble agaln
 a. lost S3,500 or almost lalf my
 salary, in fines last year. That's not going to happen again.
 i Shires denied that he had fard or with Johnny Hodapp, la0-pound second bascman Of the Cleveland h.
 dians. growing out Of two collisions with him. Shires had a blood yes l sel ruptured in his back when h., 1 collided with Hodapp at Cleveland i April %, and only returned 10 th4 game yesterday making his appear ] ance as q pinch hitter against the i New York Yankees.
 "Hodapp and I arc good friends, l said Shires. Tt just happened thu
 we had two collisions, and the sec
 ond one at Cleveland had nothirg 7 i to do with the first one at Chisago. i Hodapp accidentally stuck his kne,- 1 in my back as he fell when I was
 breaking up double play at
 The change in Shires this season
 may be partially explained by his
 attitude towards his new manager. i Donie Bush
 Bush is a hustler and fighter" 1 said Shires, and knows his busi- l ness. That's the kind of q guy I ] like to play baseball for I'm a
 hustler and had rather play bal 1 in q Class D league than sit on the 1 bench in the majors"
 Shlres said he had no malice to- i wards Lena Blacltburne, forme- 1 White SoX manager, with whom h. ] had three fights last season
 Lena wasn't a manager and I l couldn't play under him. Hes q i fine fellow and a good coach bu- just not cut out for manager, All l my troubles last season started when he took the captaiucy away l from me and benched me after a i run-in at Dallas before the sCason l opened"
 1 Always the booster, Shires thinks the White Sox are first division team this season and vill volunteer information about the improvement ] or every player on the club.
 They laughed al us last season,
 said Shires, but we can show 'eal i hit for hit this season and we are
 going to do some laughing our selves. We have a better team al
 the way round than last season and
 were going 10 cause plenty Of trou- | blC before September rolls around.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
SPORTS SUMMARY
Ev the Associated Press

A'. tue AaSil. lt4 lIfsE-
 Track:
 Columbus, O.-Twcnty-two meet records are bettered in Ohio relays: Simpson beats Tolan in 100 in 5-10.
 San Francisco-Ro Rothert tossea 16 pound shot 52 feet 1 5-S inches to better listed worlds record.
 Cambridge. Mass.-Harvard scores 110 points to win first annual Great CT Boston intercollegiate meet.
 Philadelphia - Penn noses out Yale, 6Sts to 66':, as Berhnger scores 15 points.
 Rowing:
 Derby. Conn.-Yale wins varsity. junior varsity and 15o-pound crew races Of Blackwell cup regatta; Penn takes freshman event
 Princeton, x. j. - Massachusetts Tech scores surprise victory over Princeton varsity.
 Tennis:
 Nilan-Tilder wins Italian singles tItlc, beating De Morpurgo in straight sets, 6-l, 6-1, s-2. Philade elphia Hall wins Pennsyl- vania indoor championship, beating Mercur, 6-G. 7-5. 6-8. GA; Uomen's title goes to Mrs. Marion zindersten Jessup who wins from Anne Town send. 4-6. e. G..
 Antwerp Spain defeats Belgium. to 1. in first round Davis cup title. Budapest. Hungary-Japan elim mates Hungary 10. in Davis cup play.
 Zurich Switzcrland Swiss Davis cup bows 10 Australia. 5-o.
 Belrrad scores clean sweep over Sweden in Davis cup competition. General
 New York - Schmeling arrives from Germany to start training for Sharkey bout. Birmingham, Ala. - Sam Perry, University Of Alabama. scores hirdies on three Of last four holes 10 beat BilI Duckwar Florida. one up, and win southern conference golf title.
 New Nork-Ruth hits third homer as Tanks win
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Assoc ated Press,
 Babe Ruth. Yankees-Hit third homer of season with one on to aid Tanks victory over White SoX, 7-4.
 Joe Stripp. Reds - Drove in six runs with triple, doubles and two singles as Reds beat Giants, s..
 Ernie shores, Athletics -- Kept Tigers nine hits well scattered and beat them, 7-l.
 Luke Sewell, Indians - Singled in 10th to score Averill with run that beat Red SoX, S-7
 Glenn Wright Robins - Singled in third inning of first game 10 drive in two runs that beat Cards. g-t.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
Lieut.. Col. Shearer Is
 Officer of N. C.. Assn.

Lieut., Col Francis J. ShoGrer, who is connected with the inspector generals department of the state staff corps, was elected secretary treasurer of the Connecticut Nation al Guard association at the annual banquet and social held in Middle town Saturday night. Lieut.. Col. Shearcr is former resident of Ne" britain where he lived until six years aCo.
 He has hcen in the service for many years. During the World War he was active. He holds one Of the highest staff officers position in the National Guard service.
 Brgadier General William r. Ladd was elected president, Lieut.. Col. w. H. Welch of Noroton and Lieut.. Col, Raymond Gates Of Hartford were named vice president.