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New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
(Special 10 the HcraldN

Bristol, March 1S-Coach Thomas NJ. Monahan of the Bristol High school basketball team, three times state champion and contender for the title this year. named 0 mythi- cal all-season high school team yes- terday afternoon. Coach Monahan also named an all-tournament team, emitting the names of his own men because, he stated, he could not do so conscientiously and feel justified.
 On the all-season five. Coach Monahan chose Dowd of Manches- ter and Pavlcovic of Torrington as forwards, Jontos of Bridgeport Gen. trM as center and Tomkievicz of Meriden and J. Belinslly of Nauga- tuck as guards. He asserted that if he felt justified in naming players from the Bristol High squad, Eddie White and Ben Allaire would be sure of positions.
 White, leading scorer in the state with a total, of 195 points, was re- ferred to by Coach Monahan as the greatest basketball player ever developed in Connecticut" White, he explained. slumped considerably during the past month and has been off color in the past few tilts. Both Allaire and White. together with Louie LaPonte, will graduate from the local institution in June.
 All-Tournamcnt Places
 Coach Monahan selected for an all-tournament team the following men: Carroll of Warren Harding of Bridgeport and Cohen of West Haven, forwards; yontos of Central High of Bridgeport, center, and Cholkos of Warren Harding, with J. Belinsky of Naugatuck as guards. The names include three centers, Cohen, Jontos and Cholkos. The en- tire trio played splendidly at the Yale tournament and, according to Coach Monahan, deserved places on the team. Those selected were SCOT ing threats to the opposition and assisted their fives greatly. Carroll, especially dangerous against the Bell City contingent, tallied 17 points in two contests. Cohen, & tall, rangy pivot man who wore & wire guard over his spectacles, scored IS points in two games. Jon | tos, one of the reasons why Tor rington and Warren Harding bowed in defeat at the hands of Central, scored 19 counters in three games. Cholkos. stellar Warren Harding pivoter, scored onl weight points in pair of contests, but helped his mates considerably in defensive way and Joe Belinsky. one of the luminaries of the champions, tallied 20 points.
 | When asked if he would consid- CT White or Allaire as members of the all-tournament team. Coach Monahan replied negatively, saying that their showing in New Haven was anything but good.
 Albertclli Elected
 Louie Albertelli. captain of the present reserve squad, was elected to the captaincy of next years high school quintet by vote of the play CTS at New Haven Saturday morn- ing.
 Albertelli. leading scorer of the second string list. has participated in basketball at Bristol High for three years. He is a junior at the present time and due to graduate next year. The regulars who will remain after the graduations in June are Tommy Lincoln, Dwight Hall and Andy Palau. The reserves arc Wasley Gurskc, Greene, Czap- licki and Murphy.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18

The Boys club shook it's jinx last night and ended string of eight consecutive defeats by winning surprise S2-26 decision from the Russell Mfg. Co.,, Industrial league champions of Middletown, in the most exciting game of the clubs s current season. The homo team stepped into the lead at the very outset and was never topped, but Middletown constantly threatened, and a wildly shouting crowd kept the players going at q terrific pace all the way. The game was very loose at times, with sloppy ball handling, but every player gave his last ounce Of energy. aand the re- if not excellent basketball. Coach Ray Anderson shook his team up in an effort to snap the string of losses, and the result was aggressiveness in full measure.
 The game had hardly begun when q Middletown player handed the ball to Compagnone and the local guard quickly shot basket. An instant later Compagnone took the ball away from a visitor and drib- bled the length of the floor for an. other score. Frederickson picked up three points for Middletown, only to have Goffa and Compag- none run the tally to S-S. Freder- ickson came right back with two more field goals and it was S-7 at the quarter.
 Boukus caged five points in row at the opening of the second period, and F'rederickson continued his one man attack with q pair of free tries. Boukus Tipped in another pretty shot and kerelejza brought the to- tai to 1S-9. At this point Boukus went out on fouls and Rametta came in. Parsons picked up the first non n-Frederickson point for the visitors, after which Compagnone popped field goals and Goffa dribbled up the court for a 22-10 count. Parsons sank a basket at the end of the half.
 Planeta's hook from the corner started Middletown in the second half, and Frederickson added foul and 8 basket for @ 22-17 tally. After a long scoreless period, Zem- browski went in for Rametta. Win ters broke the ice with a long toss and the newly injected forward duplicated it. The last period open ed with free shots by Kerelejza, Cubeta, and Goffa. Then the Ruscos made their final assault, Frederick son getting two field goals and Par sons a freak overhead shot for a 29-24 score. Grusha. who had just gone in for New Britain, took the next tap and Tipped the ball in from mid-hoor, adding a foul a moment later, and another Freder- ickson basket did no good.
 The work of the giant Frederick son, Middletown's blond center, was outstanding. He scored IS points and kept the losers in the fight at all times. Goffa had a hard time with him but managed to outjump him fairly consistently and 10 celc- brate his return to full-time duty by collecting seven points. Boukus picked up like number and Com pagnone scored eight besides hold ing two men to a row of ciphers in the summary. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
AGAIN INACIIAI.

New Orleans, March is tPl-The Cleveland Indians already rained out of two exhibition games with the New Orleans PeIicans, faced their fifth successive day Of compar alive inactivity today.
 "hoWor8 of the hat four days left th" t'cId sIimy with mud and the 43 tr'b"m"n have had to be cout,ul with what work they can do on tt a"1ll rauch of gravcIcd surface out. side the playing field.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
Cuyler May Be Chosen
 To Lead Batting List

Avalon, Catalina Island, Calf, March IS CF) Manager Joe McCar- thy has just about decided to use Hazen 'kiki'' Cuylcr, his fleet right fielder, as lcadott man for the Chi cago Cubs
 Cuyler's ability to get on base, and move about after getting there, ap- parcntly has won him the job. Me Carthy also is looking forward to q comeback year for sheriff Fred Blake, one of the leagues best pitchers in 1928, but q diaappoint- mcnt last season.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
'JUMBO' GNASD0W
 RETURNS ID MAT
Local Football Player to Emu
 late Gus Sonnenberg Thursday

Hartford, March 1S-"Jumbo' Gnasdow, one of the best llnemen in the state pro football circles, has decided to emulate the eminent Gus Sonnenberg.
 Gnasdow, whose home is in Ne" Britain, will make his professions hall Thursday night when he will meet Julius Turner of New York III
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
S!El.k APPLICATIONS

Middlctown, March IS CSpcciaD - Announcement was made today by officials of the MiddlcScX County baseball league that applications for membership will be accepted until March 3lst. The St. Stanslaus club of Meridcn is he latest 10 submit an entry blank. Last season there were eight clubs in tho baseball loop. The annual meeting will be held in Bran ford March 3lst.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
MACK HAS RESERVIST
Should SIugging Al Simmons Be Out At Times This Season, Connie Has q Substitute.
q Substitute.

Fort Myers, March IS (P)- Should Al Simmons tcmperamental ankles keep the Athletics hard-hit- ting fielder out of the game from time to time this year, Manager Mack has a newly acquired reserv- ist who may get into the lineup. He is Spencer Harris, obtained from Detroit on waiver, and he has been ordered to report today or tomor- TOW.
 Harris was with the As for Il time in 1924 and then was with Washington and the White Sox be- fore Detroit bought him from Min ncapois.
 He wasn't quite good enough when We had him betorc," Mack said. "I heard good reports about him last summer and he may come in handy.'
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18

Referee, Matthew Paluch. Timer, Schar. Scorer, Rakutis.
 On to Boston The club will go to Boston Sat urday for its return game with the Boys club quintet of that city, and after last nights victory it's hopes have been raised considerably. Next Monday night the Bristol Boys clut will appear here.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
TEAMS MEET ARENA g INDUSTRIAL M E4G CHAMPIONSHIP
COACH MONAHAN SELECTS
 HIS ALL-SEASON QUINTET

Bristol High Mentor Names His Choices for Places On Mythical Basketball Team - Eliminates All the Men On His Own Squad - Picks An All-Tourna- ment Combination Also - Gives His Reasons for Filing Each Postion-Loue Alberte Captain for Next Season.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18

Reggie McNamara 42 year old bike race expert, says this will be his last year in the six-day contests.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18

Jack quinn, fl year old AthIrti,. hnrlcr, expects to keep on pitching until hes JO.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
BOYS CLUB SNAPS STRING
 OF LOSSES, DOWNS RUSCOS

Wins Furious and Exciting Contest From Middletown Team by Tally of 3327 - Compagnone, Goffa, and Boukus Lead Local Attack - Frederickson, Visit ing Center Stars-Reseryes Come From Behind to Beat Franklin Juniors
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18

TREASURY BALANCE USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-03-18
Russell Mfg. Co.

Referee, Tobin. Timer, Annunzia- a. Scorer. Parker.
 ID
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
MAYFIELD TO
ADDRESS MEET
Many Expected to Attend
Dedication of High
School at Mission

MISSION. March 31-Earle =.
Mayfield. former United states
senator from Texas will deliver
the dedicatory address on the oc-
casion Of the dedication OF the
Mission Junior School on the eve-
ming OF April 9 az 8 O'Clock. The
exercises will be held on the attn
letic field. There will be annie
seating facilities for as many as
1000 people. the grounds viii be
wei lighted, and there will be A
band concert prior to the addresses
by the Mission Senior High School
band.
The Fred Morgan Post Of the
American Legion viii take part in
the ceremonies with Jack Lair, Post
commander, In charge. Senator
Mayfield viii deliver an address on
the Romance and Glory Of the
Southland" sn grafton that has
become a classic OF oratory and has
made Mayfield one Of the truly
great orators Of the United States.
No mention will be made Of politics:
while on the other hand. the pro-
grem will BE- given owe entirely to
patriotism, civic pride, and graft
tude for the achievements OF the
heroes Of the past
A large crowd is anticipated for
the event and every citizen Of the
Rio Grande Valley is cordially in
vited TO be present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
Church Federation
Names Committees

Reports Of church delegates and
appointment Of standing committees
featured the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Church Federation Fri
day afternoon at the Baptist church.
Mrs. II. L. Yates presided and Mrs.
Bowman Of the Baptist church led
devotionals.
Mrs. Brace reported for the Chris
tian church. Mrs. G.. NJ. Hill, the
Methodist, Mrs. Sherwood Bishop
Presbyterian, Mrs. John L. Dick,
Baptist.
Mrs. Ivan Bennett. giving the
treasurer's report, stated that n
fund OF $l2o.95 was on hand. most
of which Is used for furnishing
milk for needy OF the city. about
30 quarts per day now being con-
sumed.
On the devotional committee were
named Mrs. J. X. Bull. Mrs. o. w.
Singer and Mrs. @. w. Moothart;
social service. Mrs. VIM. West. Mrs.
w. T. Harvey. Mrs. l.. A. Boorye,
and Mrs. George Stell: Ways and
Means. Mrs. @. w. Moothart. Mrs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
One of Three Found
In River Identified

FORT WORTH, March 3l-tP)-
Investigators today had their first
tangible clue with which to work
in solving the Staying Of three
persons whose bodies have been
found IN the Pecos river near Fort
Stockton within the last two months
Photographs of a man whose nude
body was found last Tuesday in
the Pecos river have been identi-
fled BY several persons here as H..
M. Polan, OF Plentywood. Montana.
who was IL Fort Worth from
February Is to March IL. Deputy
Sheriff II. w. Rhodes announced
the Identification yesterday. The
mar had been shot twice.
Several weeks previously. the
bodies of a woman and a girl were
taken from the Pecos half a mile
from the spot where the mans
body was found. They were buried
without Identification having been
established.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
HOT MERCEDES
VOTING LOOMS
Both Sides Are Confident
Next Tuesday
OF Victory at Polls

MERCEDES. March 3l-With both
sides confident Of victory and the
political pot here boiling. one of the
largest votes ever recorded in a city
election Is scheduled to 60 TO the
polls Tuesday when a mayor. three
councilmen and q city marshall are
TO be elected for Mercedes. The
total number Of voters is estimated
at $50. including poll taxpayers and
citizens who are exempt for various
reasons.
The campaign has intensified dur
ing the past week. with a mass
meeting being called for Monday
night at the city park by the Kasey
ticket.
Z. III. Kasey Is candidate for may
or. opposing J. e. Haynes, the pres
ent mayer, who has held the posi-
ton for eight years. w. w. Ander-
son and G. Z. Blankinship are seek
ing reelection for councilmen. also
IL. r. Tidmore and . Hartman. the
latter for reelection. James Bazaar
is candidate for city marshal, oppos-
ing Walton Howell, present marshal.
Andrew Tullis has been named as
presiding judge, Ben Brooks. Jr. and
"A. <. Prince are judges. John Polk
and Sam Bates are clerks. Super
have been named and are
Fred +. Bennett and James Busby.
the election viii be held at the city
hall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
SCHOOLS STAGE
CLOSE CONTEST
Pharr San Juan Winners
OF Hidalgo County
Debating Teams
Especial to The Herald)

PHARR. March 31-The Pharr-
San Juan high school boys debating
team won the county championship
In the contest held Friday night,
according TO ~. w. Gay Of MERGED
es. who Is county director Of the
event. The team is composed or
Billy Goldberg and Victor Kormier
who previous TO the finals had won
four out Of the five preliminary de-
bates in the round robin" method
Of elimination. The girls debating
contest was won by Weslaco high
school debating team and Mission
took second place as was true Of
the boys contest. The subject for
debate was the Sterling plan Of fl
nanCing Texas highways and was
very ably handled by the high school
debaters.
The defamation contests were
held on Friday night with the Mis-
sion senior boy declaimer winning
first place and the Pharr-San Juan
entrant awarded third place. Ed
inburg took first place in the senior
girls contest and the Pharr-San Juan
girl won second place.
In the music memory contest Hi
dalgo took first place. Edinburg sec
ond. and Pharr-San Juan was Civ
en- third place. In picture memory
Pharr-San Juan with twenty-five
entries as a team had as many one
hundred per cent papers and was
awarded first place.
The tennis finals were played off
Friday and Saturday with the girls
playing at Pharr-San Juan courts
and the boys held their finals at
the Edinburg high school courts.
In the girls singles Edinburg won
first place and Donna took second.
IN the girls doubles the PhagT-San
Juan team won the contest and
Weslaco and Edinburg are playing
for second place. The Weslaco team
won the first place in the boys ten
mis- doubles and the Pharr-San Juan
team was runner-up. The boys sin
giles are incomplete with the Wes-
laco boy and the Pharr-San Juan
representative playing for the first
and second places. Large crowds
are attending the Interscholastic
league contests at Edinburg with in
terest centering about the track and
field events on Saturday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
Check That Cold With
This Overnight Treatment

Any doctor will tell you
that the quickest way to
check a cold is to take a good
laxative, 90 to bed and keep
warm. Not everyone can
take time from their work to
stay in bed, but anyone can
take Lax-ana before going to
bed at night and get relief by
morning.
Lax-ana gives overnight
results because it is Double.
Strength. 1t is a guaranteed
treatment for colds, grippe,
biliousness and malarial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
Death Claims Second
Victim of Accident

Death OF w. w. Martin, AZ. in
Dallas Sunday brought the toll Of
an automobile crash on the Harlin-
gen highway last week TO two,
Richard Boyd Hill succumhing to
injuries in Valley Baptist hospital
shortly after the accident.
Martin was a salesman for the
National Portland Cement COM
pany and Hill. with headquarters in
Dallas. was an official. Their au-
tomcbile collided with a truck on
the slippery pavement between
Earlingen and La Feria.
Charges OF negligent homicide
were sworn out here Saturday aft
ernoon before Justice 3. l.. Cain
against Henry TimDkin and John
Cheshire as a result OF the crash.
Cheshire's car was parked be-
side the road. and both the truck
driven by Timpkins and Hills au-
tomobile swerved around it and met
in collision.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31

clever arrangement throughout the
living room. A dainty salad course
was served preceding the games.
Miss Rachel Pierce won high score
prize in bridge and Miss Mary En-
ma viyier, second. Miss Curl re-
ceived a lovely honoree's gift and
Mrs O.. w. Gotke and Mrs. 8. A.
Caldwell we're remembered by the
hostess with bouquets OF pink rad
lance roses
-Four tables Of guests enjoyed the
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was moder-
ately high this morning ever the
northwest and over the southeast
ern states, and moderately Low
the Plateau region, Utah. and
Arizona. As 3 resui. the weather was
lair TO clear but still rather cold
throughout the eastern two-thirds
f the United States. and mostly
loudly and unsettled in the Rocky
fountain and Plateau regions.
mere some precipitation occurred
$50 within the last "a hours. Tenn
leratures were still rather low in
ne far northwest this morning. and
frost was reported from the Car
olnas. Georgia, and northeastern
Florida.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31

chills and fever.
Every prescription drug
store is authorized to sell the
35c bottle of Lax-ana on a
guarantee Of satisfaction or
money refunded. Don't wait
for a cold to start; get Lax
ana today and keep it handy.
Look for the words Double
Strength" which appear in
red on every bottle.
EAX-ANA
double Strength
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
McAllen Ships 633'
Cars of Produce

tSpecial 70 Inc Herald.D
McALLEN, March 31-A total OF
6SS cars Of produce has moved
from McAllsn over the Missouri
Pacific and Southern Pacific rail-
ways during the present shipping
season. according TO shipping rec
ords OF the carriers.
The total is more than 100 car
loads ahead OF the mark reached
by the shipments at the same time
last year and is expected to far
surpass the 1929 total.
The entire Valley has thus far
shipped a total Of i4,28l cars Of
produce this season, surprising by
far the total set liz 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
homicide
Mans Daughter and
Wife Contest Estate

WACO. March 3l-P-A trial
In which the insurance and prop
erty Of A. r. Mccormick. shot to
death in his home in Dallas last
Sept. 20. were contested by his
wife. Mrs. Marjorie Mccormick. and
his daughter by a former marriage.
Miss Adelaide Mccormick. ID. was
on the docket for commencement
here today.
Both filed claims with the South
western Life Insurance company
for $4,000 in insurance. The daugh-
ter also asked for $4,000 OF her
fathers estate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31

TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Learners Club with Mrs. r. y.
Creager.
Mardi Bridge club with Mrs. Bas-
com Cox
Regular meeting OF Rebekahs,
evening.
Tourist Bridge party, chamber or
commerce, afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
Bridge Party onors
Miss CurZ;S Bithddu

Miss Mary Curl a member OF the Brownsville school faculty. was COM
pnmened with a delightful surprise bridge party given Saturday afternoon
BY Mrs. ,. r. Blanton. the occasion being the birthday OF the honoree.
"A pretty Easter theme In colors OF pink, green and white was noted in
table decorations, and baskets and vases or pink radiance roses we're in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31

John L. Dick, and Mrs. Mckenzie:
Municipal, Mrs. w. y. Vertrees, Mrs
Grace. and Mrs. l.. "A. Boorye.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31

MILAN. italy R1-An astronom'
ical observatory for both amateur
and professional students will ~
opened here In April. To will contain
an ultra-powerful telescope.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
BULLETIN

First figures, lowest temperature
last night; second. highest yester-
day; third, wind velocity at 8 Z. m,
fourth, precipitation in last %
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
Cornings, Goings

Mrs. y. r. Blanton OF Palestine
is a guest in the home of her son
J. F. Blant0n. and family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31

BERLIN CP-Attacks BY robbers
have become 50 frequent on rural
mail routes that the carriers have
been given permission TO carry pis-
tolls. The rural police patrol system
Is being STRENGTHENED.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
Do You Catch
Cold Easily?

The least BIT of cold air or damp
ness chiIIs the body IL the blood Is
NOT in good condition
Rich, red blood Is your best pro-
lection against winter ills. If you
feel the lack Of visor ard your appc-
tito IL poor, try taking GROVES
TAsTELESs CHILL Tonic for a few
days and watch the result. You viii
soon notice the beneficial effect Of
this splendid tonic. Enjoy the feel
ms Of vigor and strength. Get a 6oc
bottle. AT I'LL drug stores.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31

produces a penetrating vapor which works
surely and gently. Ends coughs overnight.
Mothers Salve is pleasantly scented. easy
20 use and Quick 70 act Full directions
On every Jar. For al. 40 On drug stores
Two sizes. CSC ana see
ysporizs Mothers Salys" for Colds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-31
2-DRY COUGHS
END overnight

A protracted cough n
a danger signal since
1894 thousands have re-
lied on Mother Salvs
TO quickly relieve colds.
coughs and catarrh-
Promptly applied 20
nose. threat. chest or
back. Mothers Salve