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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21

viii be divided into periods. the first
morning and last afternoon TO be given
wholly TO classes for horses, the first
afternoon and second morning to pony
classes.
Oficers elected for the ensuing year
are: President, Miss Elizabeth Nesbitt;
vice presidents, Miss Mae Ferneyhough
and Miss Emily North King; secretary,
Miss Mildred r. Oaihos; treasurer, Miss
Edith Nesbitt; directors, North Fletch-
er, Billy Galick, Aubrey Fishback,
Jimmie Hubbard, Bobby Bl1ckle ana
Billy Wilbur. Miss Betty Nesbitt was
chosen master of horse drags and Miss
Helen Buchanan master of pony drags.
Mrs. James c. Hamilton, Mrs. Robert
Johnston and Mrs Harrison Colkett
were made honorary members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
CHURCH TO BUILD
$4,000 ADDITION
Fund Raising Campaign for
HyattSviIIe EdifiCe Out
lined at Meeting.
special Dispatch 70 The star.

EVANSVILLE, Md, September 20
Plans for the campaign for funds to
finance enlargement of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, Of Hyatts-
vile were completed at a meeting of
the building committee held Wednes-
day night in the church 1t is planned
to build an auditorium above the pres
ent structure and add to the side and
rear of the first floor. When the work
is completed the first floor will be used
for departmentalized Sunday School
and the auditorium for church services.
It is hoped to begin construction this
Fall. Plans have been about completed
The estimated cost of the work is
$4,000, Cash subscriptions will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
Female Air Travel Grows.

Women Of Europe are taking to air
travel. In the last few months the pro-
portion Of women flying in air liners on
the croSs-Channel and provincial serv-
ices has risen from approximately so
per cent TO more than rs per cert. Sew
eral times recently all the passengers
in planes arriving at Croydon, England,
have been women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
PONY EVENT NAMED
JUNIOR HUNT SHOW
Eighteen Horses to Share in
Glasses of Annual Attraction
at Warrenton.
special Dispatch To The star.

WARRENTON. Va September 90
At the annual meeting of the officers
and directors of the Warrenton Pony
Show, held in the Hunt club rooms. 1t
was decided to change the name of the
show to the Warrenton Junior Hunt
Show. 1t was agreed that there should
be an equal number of classes for ponies
and horses, 18 of each.
The date for next years show was
not fixed except that it shall hereafter
be held on Friday and Saturday instead
of on Wednesday and Thursday as
heretofore. The horse and pony classes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
Woman Knows Glasses.

ASHLAND, Ohio (E9.-The giittering
glasses of Colonial America hold no
secrets from Mrs. Rhea Knittle, who
has been chosen by Francis P. Garvan
to help carry out the foundation for
early Americana, which he gave to Yale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-21
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
SUSPENSION OF SHIRES
 MAY BE REMOVED SOON
N Ould-H@ Boxer COnfcrs With White NON Managcr-NIay Get
 Contract This Week

chca2o, Jan. 22 P)-Thc case Of organized baseball the White SoE in particular against Charles Arthur "'rhc Great ShircS near conclusion today.
 The punch throwing White SoX first bascman. who has already ac- ccdcd 10 Commissioner K. NJ. Iandls' demand that he quit the prof"s- slonal ring and get into shape for baseball conferred secretly with Donic Bush. new White SoX man ag"r, yesterday and from the smiles that Hrcathed their faces lt looked lill" both had come to an agreement.
 ShircS is expected 10 have his suS- pension, levied because of his fist fight with former Manager Russell "Icna" Blackburnc last season, lift cd and receive his 13%0 contract this week.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

One Of the main factors which irI 10 the Cleveland team Of the Ama,t- can Basketball League winning tl. championship or th" world lt-l sprmG waa lts wonderful center Jo. Lapchjch
 I.aprhir%, who joined Clo,c3anI with Barry and Drhncrt last srasor, displaN,d all through inc season me great power and onI,rrut ,frcctjl~- ness at the c"ur'r position. T." .e rarr'1n% ou III n like m3un"r thta srason and many Of inc victories Nulcn rhc Cl"vrland club can cha.k up to is credit will be due to as fast, hrainy basketball.
 A player who cau handle hg@- Ectball with on" hand is alHays au attraction t.apchjrs can do th,- He is a big Bohomjau, nho stan is C tt 5-N in. and weighs l9S pounds has big hands. Ilr can catch # basketball with on. han l. hold if and pass jr oil I0 this pI2y he outsuJarl9 his opponents and helps his team ~iU.
 Before joining rhr Cerw. I.np- clucE played Hnh F"rlnus lrugua champs, such aa Iol}okc in th. Western Mass. League. Sch"rcctt T.. in tlr" x Y State Lrneu". an l Brooklyn Visitation in the N,lro- politau L'aRu..
 Joe joined Inc r,ltlr4 m 1893. 3e center. Iio "as a nAWr" in that pos ti0n lmtu Ih" Cpltrcs dIsbandrd an ] he joined CJ"vrlauI. I.apchlck hl- E1iu"d the reputation of hruE th- best center in the business. and that has never been 4ucceSsfuiIy d"nr.- ]. Wilh tine Cleveland club he is pIas- ing the 5du, sort ot basketball thti helped the Cettics 10 manN of tha victories, His teaul wort, with Barr. Dehn"rt, IIusta. and the others le perfect, Joe i, always in lhcro. happy, but ever on his toes.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT OUTLOOK BRIGHTER
Prospects Of Sharkey.SCbneling
 Title Go Are Improving

Now York, Jan. ?: UPJ--Evrurs are shaping themselves for Jack SharEcy of Boston 10 meet Max SchmelinG Of Germany for the heavyweight boxing championship June 2G.
 Schmelug ila5 wIthdraWn from the proposed match at Atlantic City March 23 and through his American manager, Joe Jacobs has an nounccd that he will not enter tho ring again until he meets the win ncr Of the Sharkoy- Scott match al Miami February 27.
 The Sharkcy-Schmcljn match probably will be staged for the bon eft Of the milk fund and promot" $ O. this annual event already are quietly at work 10 have Schmclug lcin~tatcd in New York state. The German had jIis license revoked last summer for failure 10 meet Scott for TIumbcrt J, fusazy al Lbbcts field
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
GOLF SCHOOL POPULAR
Links Enthusiasts Flock tu '. VI. C. \. to Attend Jerry Ginnfrantc'. tlaaoc~-Tcachcrs Like Game.

Jerry Gianfranto, who recently opened up the golf school at the Y. NJ. (. A, is being kept busy these winter days and nights. The great est part of his school is made up Of public school teachers. Special classes for teachers, pupils, and girls clubS are being formed daily.
 The school is situated on the third floor Of the Y. NJ. r. A. building. II has %ll the facilities 10 bc had and the school is laid out 90 a5 10 Givr the golfer playing experience, such tas driving and the use of all iron shots, The school is also equipped with q miniature putting green. which i6 in all adjoining room
 Jerry Was the professional at th" Shuttle Meadow club last suumcr II" won the Vermont open charI- pionship in 1918 against some Of tho bCHt golfers in the New Euglaud states.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
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retcrsOn's IboNs
Gll NtuTs
Franklin Juniors Claim
 Forfeiture From Laurels

The Franklin Jrs., who were on the losing end of a forfeited game last week when they failed 10 ap- pear against the south Church ,Irs.. were on the opposite sldc or the fence last night when the Lau- rrlS failed 10 appear for h game which the Franklin manager Sald was scheduled.
 h. a statement 10 tho Herald To- cay the Franklin management sad the Laurcis knew ;t "cck ago that they would not be able 10 play but failed 10 notify iiln Of this fact. He terms IL nusportsnIaniiE'.
 A challenge has been Issued To teams from lG 10 lG years Of age. For games managers may call l2fA al noon or write 10 Manager John Winters at s Franklin street. The South Church Juniors arc wanted as an opponent
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Blue Football Eleven
 Celebrates at BanuUct

Approximately 4o members of the Blue football team nere in attend ance at q banquet which as held al Fallon'e grill on Main street last night. Guests were the team S coach. Dr. Frank Zwick. and Coaches George M. Cassidy and Michael Burke of the New Britain high and Vermont academy teams and Butler Of New York university.
 Each Of the guests vas called upon 10 speak and many of the players save short talks. Prospects Tor next season were discussed.
 Ralph Eccano vas manager Of the NC" Britain team during the season.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Williams Leads Scorers
 In Roller Hockey League

7kId" NIITTBms ls STITT ING 1NaIINg scorer in the American Roller Hockey lca2ur. The New Britain player drove in IS goals turing the past week to bring his total 10 l2&. eight more than his nearest rival Steve Pierce
 Flash" Dyson Of Hartford is the leading rush gcttcr with a total Of 3A3 and St. Albin is second with 2S4 rushcs. IIarkins of Albany leads the league in helping to bring ocorcs to hIs team and the leading Goalic Is Bill Elormt of Hartford. ltcbcr1 Of Cohocs has made the most fouls.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
DEMPSEY SEEKS BONIkS

Chicago, Jnn. 22 PJ--Jack Drmp. acy today Ahoppcd around for q new ai traction to nll his date at the toliscum February :. He was fore ed 10 cancel his ten round match between Tony Canzoncri and Goldit Hess Of Los Angeles duo 10 injurict to Canzoncri sustained in his recent bout with Jack Berg. Canzoneri has cuts over the eyes that ~ill prevent him from boxing for q month.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

dermuth, Jimmy Daley and others
 It vas also erronerously announc- cd that Elder would make his only eastern appearance of the season in The "Brooklsn College games. QuHe the contrary. Elder will appear in four other eastern meets. at New ark January 2g in the Nilirose games here February 8, at Newark February 10 and in the Meadow brook games at Philadelphia Feb ruary l.,
 Fans Fooled Second Time
 On the preceding Wednesday track fans had been similarly mis- led when the illness Of Eino Purjc. Finnish star. who vas 10 meet Ea Conger in special l5h0 metre race. vas not made known until five minutes before the race started whereas Purje had been under physiciaus care for some time.
 Each ot these congratulations which conduct indoor track and field gamos annually in New York las but one meet year, and nat Hr"I2 seeks through publicity and advertising 10 attract ss many cash customers as possible. after which matters can take their course as far hs the prom oters are concerned. Ms representation regarding the pro grams is not the rule, but rather the exception The Amateur Athletic Inion has taken what steps it can to ensure this.
 But for an organization. caught and questioned by the registration committee Of the metropolitan asso- ciation. 10 claim that ti- sports writers were the guilty partie. Is certainly something new. 1t would seem that In self defense the best thing to do next year would be not to mention inc "Broohlyn College" games at all
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
NAME NEW GOLF PROS

Springfield, Mass. Jan.22 UP)
 Two local golf clubs named new professionals here yesterday. Alex simpson. professional at the South Manchester. Conn. country club. will succeed Walter Dcnning at the Springfield country club. Allan Macintosh, New England public links champion, turned professional for the Stony Hill country club of Will braham.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
DARTMOUTH SEXTET AT YALE

New Haven, Jan. 22 UP)- Dartmouth strong hockey team vii attempt tonight 10 upset undefeatcc Yale on the Arena lice here. Tn. game will mark the last athletic ap. pearancc in New Haven Of Hal Booma. Ellsworth Armstrong ant Jeremiah. mainstays Of the Biz Green scXtct for several seasons.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
IO(.NI FAMILIES MI\

Tn" New Britain Bankers d,t,>, ball Mat night ly q fS To 2G aror".
 The first half vas hard fought. ,hc score being iG 10 I@ at inter. mission hut the New Britain team had better reserve strength aud piled up Il great lead over the Bcll City boys in the final period. Samp- scl shorc for the Hardware City team and White was the Bristol a
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

WON'T SELL RUTH, RUPERT ASSERTS
Home Run King to Be Yankee
 as Long as Valuable

] New York Jan. - Urj-Babc Ruth will not hc trade or sold IS long as he is O. any rdlul to the ! New York Yankees Colonel Jacob . Euppcrt, owner of the club, said to- day.
 Neither will the other American league clubs be allow-- 70 ,on'rl- bute 33,ooo oacl 10 lush's salary. Hupprrt said.
 These rao Il"ruHs.o.. ar- og'- &rowths c. EHh'4 j-uaud for l threo-rrar contract 1r a>s.oeo p.r season which rolonl lHrpert mann 'ajn4 h. "lll not met.
 Roth has prrn offered 8 oI.r-,.ar contract at S15.0no g. -razou-a s,'l- urr equal to hat of She president of 1 The United States-hIt he is now down in Florida playing golf and waiting for the Yankees 10 make lu" -Ho>l move"
 No Chance of Trade
 "IHcre ls not H chance ot Ruth buul trade 10 another club either m ihe roic ot player or m-uaG'r ae long as he continues to hi home runs" said ''olouel Eupp>rt "No club couId make ua au offer that nould h. interesting W, fr.l that Ruth is more than a faro. invest mcut with ua and VIC want to rDalil, on him 10 'ho fullest extent.
 AS for allowing other clubs to contribute to his salary that would no construed as syndicate basrnall Ne have paid Eu'h &5%o eoo in sal arr since h" has been with the Yan- E"os and have mover asked hclr from any other clubs
 Thinks Ruth III Advised
 I'm regard ,o his IG%D contrlct 'bm- that Ruth has been III advised II" knows hs can draw 1hc Iarcrsl elIary in baseball for l?%0 and 1881 and if hc "rn play as welt as Nhrr Inc first became q Yankee he win hc duI, rewarded. do not expect nr "'l have any acrIous trouble ir sipuin- Ruth for ur>t aensou."
 General Manager Id Earrorr iu discussing Iuth'4 casr, said that 'h, . Yankees had made their best oftct and that any further negotiations would have to be opened by Ruth himself.
 Euth Fears spring Games
 EWh's oStr,mo dislike for spring exhibition games may lead the hoIu' nun hIt',r 10 hold out until most ol them are played before coming into the fold as on" way of getting out or 'lIe practice games.
 II Is one Of HWh's pct notions that spring exhibition games ar, rha burn out the present day ball rIaycr moro quickly than anything .'l-". H. bl1mcs his ailments last sci sou directly 10 2 cold caught m an exhibition gam" OH an off date dur. lup th" season.
 "EarIy exhibition games do nor, harm than good said Iutl boforc h." Wout south. "Thoy cause < lot O, dead arms among the pitchers an, they result in injuries to the othc players Tn" training should h.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
place is expected 10 be packed.

Due to the fact that graduation of the February class at the high school will be delayed until the scc- ond week in the month, Grimata and Carlson will be eligible for the Hart ford game. With these two men and l;osS' Lipman, Schmarr and Miri- Ilani. the locals should extend Hart ford 10 the limit
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

'Johnny" SaXc proves to be a cool leader under fire. It is his playing and instructions that keeps inc Russwin team working smoothly when the going becomes the tough est
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

New Britain showed signs Of great scoring power in last week < game hut will be forced 10 give it's best 10 keep in the running against the champs. lIow"VCr, fans are as- surcd of q great game. for tho local team will extend the title holders from the opening whistle.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

The New Britain roller hockey team moved into second place i'll American league last evening aa the result of IIartford's victory over Amsterdam, by a , 10 1 score. I'm" Indians still maintain firm Grlp on first place.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

The game started off like q whlrl- time 10 settle down, The teams had scored ten points between them in the first 10 seconds or play,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Referee Ahnrn was the butt Of considerable boonG in the battle The crowd, being so onc-sidcd in it's love for the EuSsWin team, could acc nothing right in Dan'S decisions against any Itusswin player. If he called them against the Screw shop five, he waa told that he knew his stuff.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
MnIIll Meet N inner

Jacobs has promised Herman Fay Tor, Philadelphia promoter who WAS to have staged the Atlantic City winner Of the Sharhcy-Scott match under his promotion if he can sign the latter.
 Jacobs will leave for Bxrln early in February on the liner Bremen to confer with Schmclng
 Madison Square Garden haa sign cd sammy MandelI, lightweight champion, 10 defend his title here this summer, and Al Singer, Bronx youngstcr, probably wilt be the challenger
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Thc feeling ran so high that in" Corbin players were subjected to continual booing when they missed q basket or were the victims Of good plays by the RusSWin players. The uproar was terrific whenever a Screw shop player attempted to shoot q foul.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Their confidence appears shaken and the players need to regain il quickly or disaster faces them in their fight 10 capture third league title. Once the team hits in stride again, It should prove 10 be the team ol old.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Despite the feeling Of the crowd. inc Russwin team played q clean and hard game, practically all Of Is fouls being unavoidable, Tho toan's fighting spirit vas admir- able.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

A makeshift Bristol Endcc Inc up. with Collins, HiChtrncycr and EChman missing lrounced Inc Manchester Rccs last evening on the Manchester floor. Jimmy" Nal cotr1 DIaycd q great game.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

With a battery of eyes turned up on him and SO much dependent on the result Of his shots, Carl acted IlN" the seasoned veteran that he is and came through in glorious style. Neither Of his shots touched tn" rim, so accurately did he shoot
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

IL is without | doubt the great est bask e ball attraction 10 be staged in this section Of the country in q long time. The Cleveland team cap 'ured the title last year and has won the first half of the American league his season.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Interest in the Clcvcland-NcN Britain game Saturday night ls mounting daily, and IL appears that the Stanley Arena will hc packed 10 the doors when the world champions make their appearance.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

II is hard to explain the sudden downfall of the Screw shop team. Tho frat blow came when the low ly r. H; r. team scored T surprise dcrs game and last nights battle the Screw shop players were far of form and appeared nervous both before and throughout the battle.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Enthusiasm ran high in the Cor hln Screw game more than ihrcc- quarters Of inc crowd roofing for tho Loci. shop aggregation 10 come through.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

more gradual with the least amount oi stralninG possible until the ath- Irtes Are in shape to exert them selves"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Much Ring Activity

Jack N<ld) Berg, English lIe- brew who trouncod Tony Can2oncri last week, will sail for England Fri day to meet Mushv Callahan Of Cal ifornia at London February lH.
 The Victoria CaInp0io- Johnny Nisio hoavywciElt match has keen moved ID 10 February in Madison square Garden, and the MoNef Roscnbloonl-Acc IIudkins light heavyweight bout postponed to Fob ruary l4.
 Pierre Charles, Belgian heavy weight nho is booked to met Tom my Loughran on the Sharhey Scott program, was scheduled 10 arrive today aboard the-lincr Paris.
 Scott will not arrive from Eng land aboard inc liner Homcric until a III. Thursday
 JauIes J. Rraddock. Jersey City light -hnavywright, will marry Miss May Fox Of WoodcIiff, x, J. Satur- day. After q vacation in Florida, Eraddock will campaign as d heavy weight.
 Abe Attcll. form r fcathcrWciSht champion. IS iustructing Primo Car ncra in the fin" art of boxing. Car ncra and Big Boy Peterson of New Orleans were scheduled to complete heavy training today for their 10- round match in the Garden Friday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
'COLLEGF' GAMES
 OBJECT OF PROBE
Inquiry Into Pboney Looking
 Track Meet Is Begun

New York, Jan. - OuP)--An un- asuai hut timely investigation into the mishandHns O amateur ath- letlcs for profit is scheduled toda,,
 The registration committee of the Metropolitan Association Of the A. A [, will inquire into the mild scandal arising from the recent
 Brooklyn col)ogc' rance, at Hhich Jack Elder. Notrn Dameq famous aprint"r and football star, vas made She goat.
 The unusual feature of the inquiry Wlll he tho defense prepared by the eu,ltv parties, who wlll claim that sporls writers misrcprcsentcd the program arranged for last Saturday HI@it and so misled the 5000 or moro track laus.
 Jack Elder Made Goat
 After announcing Tor days that Elder, famed for his G9-yard run agaUst tho Army football team at Yankee Stadtulu last fall, would compete against Karl Wildormuth and other crack sprlntrrs in au "Olyupic sprint series" tho com mIttor in charge arranged 10 have fine Notre Dame star run in only two relatively meaningless dashes at Gp and 75 yards
 So indignant were some Of the cash customers. who had been fooled in somewhat similar fashion only q fc" weeks before at another indoor meet that the took part in 4 general outcrr and booing Of Jack Elder following his victory over Wilder nuth in tho 75 yard dash. Which Was most unfortunate and most un- tair 10 Elder, to say the least. Blame Newspapers
 Th" gentlemen in charge or tho "Brooklyn College" meet, tand in cidcntalIy there is no Brooklyn col legc) now point 10 publicity matter sent 10 newspapers only two days before the games. in which Elders participation in the 60 and 75 yard dashes rather than in the entire 'Ollmpjc sprint scrics'' was an nomccd in q paragraph. The fact that previous announcements all had advertised the Notrc Dame run ncr as 4 competitor in the series Is passed over even denied, by the pro- mot"r9.
 The facts Of the matter arc that, With the absence Of foreign stars this winter, Jack Elder. be cause of his football fame. was q ';ato attraction" and his visit 10 New York for the games was played up by the promoters for all it vas worth, and q little bit more. Those indoor track meets are run for profit and money runners" like FL der draw the fans, The Brooklyn College" crowd advertised Jacks ap- pearanCc in their sprint series and n majority Of the fans paid their money 10 See hin run against Will
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Father Downey. former curatc Of St. Mary's church, is enjoying great success as coach Of the St. Thomass seminary team. His team has scored onc-sidcd wins oyer Hartford, Wilby IIolyokc, and other strong combna- tons.