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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-28
MALLEN HAS
! FAST GROWTH
Future Development Looking
Even Brighter For
City of Palms

McAIIen's list Of accomplishments
during the past ten years reads
like the history OF the city itself
for 10 advanced tremendously In
that short length OF time.
It's industrial growth kept step
with its increase IN population,
many new industries locating there
within the last decade. Commun-
ity civic improvements kept pace
also and McAllen is n of the most
modern. we'll kept cities in South
Texas. 1t has all modern facilities
such as paving and public utilities
and has many beautiful palms. Due
20 the many tall, waving palms IL
has adopted the slogan. city Of
Palms"
There are over Is miles of pave
ment In McAllen. In addition TO
this pavement, the city has con-
structed in recent years a large in
Generator. sewer system. +: $4,000
municipal hospital. city hall, golf
course. and club house. swimming
pool and begun development Of a
200 acre airport.
mas Two RAILROADS
This city enjoys service from two
railroads. the Southern Pacific hav-
ing come in a few years ago. The
| Missouri Pacific was the first rail-
road there.
There are a great many packing
sheds there and McAllen is the
home Of cooperative fruit mar
keting agency, the McAllen Citrus
association. In addition to indie
pendent packing sheds for fruits
and vegetables. McAllen also has a
plant which Is putting up citrus
fruit products. principally grapefruit
juice. The processing company is
known as the Riona Products Com
pany.
McAllen hopes to develop the in
ternational aspects Of its airport.
Modern facilities will be placed on
the present 200 acre tract as soon
as possible, looking to the coming
OF international air traffic TO and
from Mexico. South America and
Central America.
In addition TO development of its
airport. McAllen has a number OF
other detectives. including the cree
ton of a modern hotel to house a
tourist club and community house.
McAllen has been catering to tour
lists for some time. maintaining a
tourist center TO entertain them and
1t Is hoped TO provide additional
facilities for taking care Of visit
ors.
Office buildings have a prominent
position among McAllen's wants and
IL Is probable that new structures
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-28
HA. HA.

Artist: Didn't you tel him 10
was an original Joke?
Office Boy: Yes. an he said 1t
was THE original i0ke!-PasSing
Show.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
ROCHESTER STAYS
 IN LEAGUE LEAD
Alter Shakeup During Past Week, Red Wings Are on Top
l-c Associated Prose.

F. thc Associated Press
 The Interna ional L,aeuc standing has undergone a thorough shaking up in inc last few days which has left the Rochester EcdVings in the trvor's seal. with an average of $50, t7 victories and ten defeats. Toronto holds second place with l4 wins in 3I games for an average of .G1&.
 The EcdWjngs won tArir mn'1 successive game NosterdaE, trlm- ming Jersey City. II, ja n in- ming struggle. h Inc last half Of In. tenth Collins drew a base CT haJ= was sacrificed to second aa1 scored tho winning run on Lucas drive through deep short. Dorly, although touched fpr au even dozen hlts. went the route for tho Red wings,
 Toronto kept pace with the league leaders. hammerjng out < ? to ! triumph at NeWarE's expense. Ie the eighth Carroll, formerly Of the Boston Rcd SoN. was toucpod for six hjts and seven u3rs. Tho Leafs collected 17 hits of thren Newark pitchers while Kyle Graham and Guy Cantrou were holding the Bears 10 nine,
 The Buffalo Blsoua suffered their fourth straight defeat, losing 10 Baltimore, : 10 f. Williams an1 Wartz put ou q great pitching banI" for seven innings but Ike Dmnlug hit Inc former for a homo run with f&o on in tho eighth 10 break mp tho game. Joe Haus~r also hi fer tho circuit for the Hi~onS, Nor1z handled the Eiscus rasl1r except for inc third lnnmg when thy acoral three run7
 Montreal took a double bl from Raadlng f 10 2 and 1 10 ]. Whf 2. two defeats stretched ttc Houn~yi- yaniaus' losing streak to six gamc= ard dropped them into 2ha rci]tr. one porcon'a@c point behind Noa- ark, GriGn allowed Reading only eight hits in tho op urr bat il took d. 1no run rally u the seventh 10 put inc Royals OH tnr winning end or the scoru, Roy HJckalrW gave up only thrr. his in rne ni2htn4p and never WIS in danger after tne third inning when Montreal scored tHjce to take q 3-1 lead.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
CLOSE GAMES DUE
 IN CHURCH LEAGUE
Neth0diStS Meet Memorial Bdp-
 tiSts-SQutb Plays SWedPS

Four of inc five Iurer-thurth baseball leaauc teams N hicn are nov ttod for first place arc scheduled 10 play at Willow Brook park this a2e- mn-. tno D. them against ..ach o'her and 1hrao good games ar@ .Arncted as thr sorond week or play ansnS. The Trinity MethoIiets. un- Ha4trn n two starts. Hil w~rr tH. #eMorIuI E@rtis,@ who ha}~ won tr,1r only start, or Dlauona No 7 .n what may hr tho feature oa tha .Eau5H@ TajI-cnd,rs la+. y.*u, tN- Msrno5tSt= H@7o ho2un tht~ ,.eeou with rush. taking Inc maa-lr. ot .h. First Baptist and Grr~. I,ath"r- au mu"s m th@ sam" week to top tno @t#nd0-. and they arc out for their third wln tonight. The Me- morlat Bapttstz, however. slowed power in rhajr op"nin- an@a@"mo Il and arr .Npactod 10 battle this eEc- n5n-s fo-s on even terms.
 Nnotnar ho- battle k amr5aate4 ou uHmonI No. |. Hh,-. rH. la~- pern hw>t iu..-ran> ~n en-a2# trs ~oatn tonzre=atton=- t,am. The latter 0utHt r+" nu B. tramasni0us enora a-atn-: r#e St Marks outHt in a~ zamr la~t Monday and nl tc striving for m~ 4.cond rrram1n to- night. an0oa1n il hno@~ tt must na,r exposition o+ R different laIt- A-r. Tnr Iu-n.tan,. hurtl~4 into e'a. cellar nE =aer-ssiva defeats at 'n~ .snl~ of -H" Nr,noIiSt1 and ~a.aE~n batHauF niuas. ~U na .attun- "rth tu,tr backs against tha H#U tontzr. as th,y seek to break rHf3r ttnz and begin a llno 10 more -.a-G.fomeJ u.f@ht~.
 mnr St. Marks Episcopal and .~t. Efa'tne~'S LutHerau combinations +re s.raluIaH 'o meet on Inc ''2r4SS aH"ond-" Tha St. Natts appear 10 I#v. tns old @'r.nath hlch brought tnera to tre title in ta-> and fa2@ and @r- cnerafor" .avor#-os tonight Hut f. ~. M'rN~ expect to put a ronzeu r.sm in ttr field chan tHeT had last week and to put tp d good surap u~a.n~t th. champions
 All 2aa.@ aro ralEal for G.t5 orEonlz.
 rrt8ays ~euylata calls for tho S,. Marks 10 re.ln tn. St. Johns Lurh- ag41s uh5lr rHa First Bapt5s-s "r1 usrt rs. Snel5~H Bethany t~am and tn. ~. Matts a5a ro play H. M,mo-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
CHOCOLATE INJURED
Cuban cathcrncicht Recovering in N>ar', Hospital From Auto Acci- dent Injuries.
dent Injuries.

NgacG, x. Y. May i9 lPs-kt4 ChocoIate. Cuban featHcrwctghl WIS rccov.ring m NEacE hospital today from s-yara cuts and bruises suffer- cI In' aN automobile accident ue@" here E@~teradE
 Chocolate and three companions were riding aIons winding com- try road near NEach when their ct' was struck by another car and hurt- cd 10 on side ot the road Choco- lata suffered severe bruises 10 hts left leg and numerous cuts and aort- sious, An N-ray examination dis closed ho had suffered no broken bones. Charley Ovidio. Inc Cuban 3 ubbcr, suffered q broken hip hut the othrr f"o occupants o1 .he car escaped with minor cuts
 Hospital phE*jrlans said Chocolate HoulI remain m tha hospital ro9 soH,r3J days and probably would 10. ua able 10 ncht again for a month Iic probably ~IU be forced to ask !or a po@tnouomanf of his match. May ->th. against EIdeI 1@ Baa a: Madison Square Gardan.,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
SINGER YS. FERNANDEZ
HronH Li&ht~ciefh and Philippine Contender to Battle at Garden Friday Night.
Friday Night

New YorE. May ! 2 fP.-Al &in@- or Broux It@hfn eight contender. comes back fo tho ring wars this week 10 meet lgnacio Fernandez o' the Philippines. Inc only man wb) ever knocked him out
 They will mce' af Madison SWar@ Garden Friday night
 It was It the Garden just q year ago tass Fernandez anjazod hinsclf and crowded house by flooring singer for the full .ount in the third round Of ton round engagement
 %el Tarleton English feather weight. meets Joe Scalfaro Of New York in the ten round semi-dnat. Sca}faro's chief claim 10 fame is q ton round draw with Kid Chocolata. fhr only time inc Cuban negro evar failed to beat his man.
 The r-Feruaudez bout ta-Jhc only match CT general interest on the nations boxing card this week, except for Mickey Walkers non title bout with Charley Belanger. Canadian light heavyweight at De troit Friday night,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

 inc Hartford County Y, M. C, A. meet of next Saturday, If inc Nc" Britain boys vIn an>'A1r= in this meet, they will ho allowed to cont pete u tho sta'n finals at MiddIe- town. Coacn Drpot plans 10 cnter teams in Two divisions, Junior and l0teumciIato.
 The aunmarE:
 1nn yard dash; Nahonay (, first; Gahon C, second, NosoIy x, E., third. Time 1n.2 seconds.
 @oo yard dash. Mahoney z, fr9-: Gahon C, second; Wesoly, \. E, third. Time, 4} seconds.
 Quarter milo. Iaden C, first;
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
REPUBLICANS NOSE OUT SOUTH|NGTON
New Britain Baseball Team Gets
 Revenge for First Defeat

The Republican A, C. baseball Southington Falcons yesterday Ut the Washington grounds when it nosod out the visitors in q tight game d1} the score Of ' 10 |.
 Bill Mangan starred with the will low getting rhrec clean hits. <. D4- EoWski WAS a sensation on the paths. H. brought in the winning run lu tho ninth inning.
 ny Cobh"' Gaida made a nice catch Of a hard hit liner which. f F. had got away, would have casil" gone for q hom, r9n Jarnot also pulled down a hard smash The
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
HOLY CROSS WINS
 INITIAL VICTORY
Downs Hartford C0l0rel Team
 3 to 3 at Willow Brook

&HHt.u- off inc HnE that has par- -9'i # ~lu#r tH@ opening of the present sra.oa. thc Holy CroSs base ua3 team scored its first victory O ,ra @aasoa yesterday when f de t.ated thr Nc" Englaad \. C, q .,gu o| ooIored s.ms from Hartford, ar >}1.low Brook park ag the score of { 10 ,.
 The Hart.or1 team showed plenty o1 strength but six crrors in the UclJ proved very co#tly. Ross started ,he -am- aut ha ~as lifted in the fifth inning. Eoner.s replaced him and aE.ow.l JalX three hlts ln four Ill., n}u--. Wjuss starred a- bat with three Hta lu tjrea times 9p.
 Ference, ill inc hox for the Holy rgos~ tcau- Nas ln r@osIlcnt form. Ii. auor.d ooty alE h:z in tEo cu- fIrs =am- "-suH" BudntrE ahone 10th at uat and .n the told Ha got snrse bits. t2o singles and double u' five trips. Charley hreIar " halo1 out g triple.
 The Holy Crose tram esFlr practice ru.alay at : o'clock at tho Wash- m=toH diamond All mamner@ Of fhl .eam ara e-aed 10 b. on hand. The .Hmmar&.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
KENSINCTON IS DEFEATED
 IN INTERVENING BATTLE
Portland Baseball Team Takes to Decision in Close Game at Perciva Avenue Grounds-Vistors Get Three Run Lead in First Frame-Home Club Ties Count in Eighth Session-Riverites Break the Ice in Overtime Ray-Pechuk Stars in Box.

For the second time in as ma1y weeks. tho konSjn2toN baseball toam was defeated by Portland. N.@tordat. the battle went 12 ja- nn@s b.torNa decision was reached. i. ~as Konsinston's first home gam" and a falrly largo croa q turned out 10 watch the festivities
 Portland started with i rush and seorod throe runs in the openIag mam- This put the homo club under big handicap Honever i7 t@a fjfrh kcnSinEton managed Q eet one run across the ran and in tho eighth q rally netting two more 'od inc count,
 Bo,h teams went sroreless from then until the tir~' of the 7@ch "h~n Portland put anothrr across. Ken -1>ston VAS unable 10 tjo tb" count
 PerhuE p.l in good day in the box allowing only eight hits while ha struck out t&. Four nrrros br bis mates. ho~over, proved very costly Tha a8mm4ry:
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

Brooklyn GH.sH.u ....- -.... ..~..r- utn- 0r,r toHa> atfH #ooa tor tn.E- .Hst Natr0ra' #a=@. F. ana.# r~ r1 .cans. wHs Eo#.n. 8oa .h. f"t- I" a-u nut -m.. .n.s tn.s #,t. ~n.#' most ns rn..~ -.-n. .. t#- -.s0rH at- ..+~a .ra-.. r.... "aHn- .rH .a5.. s% a r.~aH o- a "a..' r"rosr ." ..@.erf-y- ao... ."-a 5@s.e-r
 Hrs. r#-.. aa.- #-. ...en +rre ru-h as ur@~,r- o" n" @@@at"- saansz .,-. -a ..o-.#> 5un~aa4 -t#t lHrt-Her-A. IT, tstH uLag. t+ onty on@ .uE -5ma .aau# fa tsoa5.- &0E.. #raoErrn WIS #,s.#tsn- tH@ u#@Ha@ v-4+srda- n< -.ou 6. 5 to #a.4 z n 1. rr. <a4 York G.aass H.r" ..E#i- ing o~r l04uH Haa@r" #r-# tn. |}o~- tnn Errea@ aud shs ~-. ia..- 3#~..E- narz +~I 'a-ra1o t'uH~ ".-~s a~. -r4@~ ano.nrr ro ra. au an o~a.~ .~rm1 faa DolHu=.
 The nr9@-~ .-r+.r.# +.. +"-1 zane from %c~ To~H tn r. .~ a'# Tom Za-r.rr. unt.t ~..- n-.E s"M r.a <e1 York F"uHe--. H-#.. @r- d.a3' u. ~aNr~ @.aa uaamt ft'- mo~ .+ea.as= aa-l. Ha-aa .saas -H. no~' ar av- o. W4Ha.~ .oa G#-a~i#.Hom~. Hut tn1 lsH~t~ 4#E 4 l+f.. .at+"" m the --ooud rama and #oa oHt 2 10 after @u a1av-u mun- strg=-. .rae Giants .oo1 aao-Her -r>.~. u.or r.ra7 ~~4es. J4rN-ou aal ro 4ro, o.. a-nara- os mawn- rH. 1.~cs-' vA.en ..r-aax raz a*l Wary ro.-.- -a~ Lo"
 Tho t.1a- ..roz o.+ .c #r- t.- r.uanE Heck N-.-ous t.Hr1 ar. sloronrh homa ~.ns as th. y.ar. 70 stop tha ~t. I.o4.s "4nG#= stn@a. a- ntra gam.s with a F ta victory m Inc on.n-r Q. tn.Gr 9or.HHa nsa4ar. 3ri- taa rurl.Htls r4H-. r.-af #a.E with an r.asa r-t "t-#.e aaI 8o# ho geooud ronrse. k ra
 fryIn H~#ro @-#s i~r-~u@~-l @ to , sEc-crv OFT t#.. o-E"otna#r I..e fn rho only su-s. >a.Hcu4. iaa-ar zane. Ha~zlas r.-an.a- @ tI@. -.m~. ue -cC~3 10th 1rr4t. ~ln@ ona on a Homn~. BauaE Hmg. #"o orpo~ad n.m. ns. H# "r-+ tsat .r "." -stu+=. "5amuo" I. 'Ina" ura&a# th. I~adsn- role fm Eroo@lz0'@ "rer victory. hoLl.a- rne j.n5llo" 10 "Ea hits. while H tyr rH" u+ta.E n tH. nm4 inning 4a.4.a t". zavon# gam.
 s54cad v-rv E-2 1#- .wg ro nnam=s~ n tho etaul.u@ wrr ~t Eo4--u.- rrott contest ~az rafnat oar.
 The Philadelphia Athletics 41I inc most with tne least ln .Hn hit i'm. making tEraa ulo#s off Lloyd Hroou good for 8 . tc a tt.tory. Nos" Gro,l pitched equally re.L -5rlna .ar Hrc hits and 1arnn= raz@'.
 t'laeelarI and ChH#~o -H-a-.a .u another cosa Eat.t. ~ith 2t. Harl- ar Of r'rc~1#ad opposing uateh Henry t WAS 1raw For six in- nlng=. hst tur n4aue Eoa1 Henry for two runs ta Hna ~,Fe-rn auI @0- one more of his sa-er-sor. Hal Mc- hain to uEr 10 i.
 Tho %aw York T#a.s.= l.l .nr heavy hitting for ta arcm.an lra-4e. They rounded tar-a Boston pitchers for ]" #t@ 4na a0 r to '" victory while Goor=~ ptn@ra. heu tho Rcd soz 10 tar.~ =aE. H.o"+ Eahe Ruth started tH. aftam 2fra a homo r.n in Inc Hr-: .an~- m4 sl<rn of tho season and his third Or  as many Sunlag*. 1.e t.~r. ah j sor a homer a#I rn.Hs t-oo.s IHaIs AFT event rf H.z First aaun5r- aner at 'le plate .E @&.n= his rrs' major laa-ua n.r. t'~aE.ou~-y Ha HHI had e1 5rtltlc4s t5ut.- s- #.n,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
FRANKLINS BEAT CUBS
Meyers Allows Losers Two IiItS. One of Which i, q Triple With t!lr Ea-c> Loaded.
Ea-c> Loaded.

Tho Franklin X. f lasr ball team 4nmuped rho Cubs yesterday by thc score Of -n to i in an abbreviated game at St, AarE'z Field NoHc1# allowed tho Cubs tno hits onc Of Y hlch vas triple by Massey with tho ha9 loaded.
 Maaycz WAS driven from Inc bo% in the fnh. Tho game was end la the seventh. < challenge is it. sued 10 teams averaging l2 years of agc. For games get in touch "ith A. Andrews 1t Io2 Franklin strc--. The summarNt
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
DlSCoI NJ RATE REDUCED

Berlin, May 19 CP)-The Reirhs bank today reduced the dierounf r3te from five to four and a half per cent and fhr rate of interest on advances from six to five and I half per cent
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

skins ot fur-hcarIr2 am1 anImaI1 'c inc number Of -2T44>, and valued at mora than s45i&Mnn u~fa exported from Alaska in 1922.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

Radio waves travel in north and south direction more readily than east and west, due 10 the influence Of the earth's magnetic field.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

Kenny C. and E.u.heIJI C. ted for 7vcond Time. 1G2.
 Ifale h le. Gardner r.. nrSt: Bot t5rolll. x. E.. nc4onds Eeeor C, thJ.d, Tuu#. -.ft.
 >1uo. Gardner C. first: Naado~s f, s.aond BotjcnIH x. R. third, Tluo. @:uG.
 Shot-nu,. Dabno4sat x. B &rat; Ludainoapz. x. F.. s-.oud: Navcr- ao-@l %. f., third. Distance; 4 f. in.
 Pole >amt Eo@4au~n5 %. E. first; EIoIDrr. K E.. sccon4s Fhl<Holm L, tpird Hraaht: so ft " ts.
 Discus. Neuar1o4.H. \ E.. first. Lodv1uo2tr4. x t.. a~roud: ral- Eo#skL \. F. tEird Iuslauga. ]I8 Ii. 9 in. IN. Ef- II. 4. ra-or6J
 High nup: Elol5p~. %. B. and Mcdonald z. lied for first. Gahcn C. lbud I}r.ghr. | .t. :" .u.
 JWarin: Daaso~-.f % B.. first; rMsaotng r. s.noua. GraHmiff. x. E., thtr1 nle.au.s. 14a #t. +'g in.
 rroaa #ur Eao~sy l. 'rrat. I5p- man. X. E.. ssaout. #as6lz. x. E.. and StaH1 z. ueH for tHr1 bis. lau~r. t# ft. B in.
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
SPORTS SUMMARY
By the as=om.ated Pres
 Golf

By the Aszo~.atej Press,
 Golf
 Bobby Jones and Prince Of Wales played 36 holes match. Result unannouncod.
 Greensboro. x. C.-Mrs Da>ij Gaut wins womeu'e southern golt championship, defeating Ann Ken nedy. $ and |,
 Tennis
 Parts-FrHncc noseG out England. 2-7. in nterpounuy team matches Anlsterdam-HolIand's Davis Cup taam beats Finland, Al, Praguc-Czechoslo1skia eliminates Dcnmarh's Davis Cup team, 3-2.
 BeIgrade-Spajn wins from Jugo- sIayia in Dayjs Cup tjc 5-n.
 Philadalphta-Docg beats Wright f-@. G-&. G-@. and Allison defeats EalnvjlIa, G-2, 6-2, 7-1, to give Init ed States Davis Cup team clean sweep over Canada.
 Oslo-Auslria eliminated Norway G-o. in Davis Cup test.
 Pa1o Alto. Calif-krcnz bettefs discus mark with lcss of IG7 feet @-4 inches.
 New Haven, Coun.-Yalo takes Il Grata 10 heat Princeton &q-55.
 Eacing Louisville. Ky. - Gallant Fox sando up. wins Kentucky Derby. 26oo0o, Gallant Knight second and Ncdo O., third.> New York -- kcenc memorial 1 stakes goes 10 Harry Payne Whit ucys Equipoise. Rowing ! Princeton-Yale varsity wins Car megic Cup race from Cornell and l Princeton. Navy varsity brat7 . Massachusetts Tech, Harvard and Penn. General i Boston-Enth hits sixth homer. l Nyack. x. Y.--kid Chocolate hurt i in auto accident.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
BROOKLYN ROBINS LAND
 IN NATIONAL LOOP LEAD

Team Takes PhIies Over the Hurdles in Double Header Played eserday-Pirates in Fifth Place Are Only One Game Behnd-CantS and Braves Divide Twin Bill-C Cardinals and Cubs Split Two Games-Ath- etics and Yankees Win in American League.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
SENECAS SUFFER
 INITIAL DEFEAT
Local Baseball Team Bows t
 Fast Bristol Maple Ends

Tor 'te @~-. s.no tai~ -@a~o9. ta ~sae.s x. f. baseball team Lowed -s .,a# n a.taaL yasterIas. Tie 10. r.f- --.Na4 uu a=anet tn- srcon- Maple Ha4- D Bristol and oaus oa. OH she saort emd ol rlc -ror-. "h. game rea- 1a-=at affair." sau o5 srrora aa3 ta.~rIav~. ca7,y. on sh. mound for tHs }oea.~. turned il. a msat performance allowing only flso #sr- and or. rau. Errors behind I5H. .oHesa~ sealed his doou Garro WAS a1eo im fine form bamnd t.lo hat.
 t'amtaszt for Drj#01. worked ~oIL Itg shoots h4'r'rd tho local Mt.+ra. H. struck OH ]" ha3tE ht,ar-.
 tnHt fhr ninth thc Scucca. wnne Hoeor.eez before the @hoots of inc Gr.stoI aae. Thrn h~aWsa orore! v5t# -1u@t~ and Garrow 5ou1.ed ~ea4En@ Ha 10 third hanHr~ @oa.rnH o.-r first. base and tz}o nau. se3rrG rhs "as fho end ol th. a.0ru2 H. >BunarE:
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
BRITAIN HIGH TEAM @E
CROSBY HIGH TRACK TEAM
 NOSES OUT LOCAL. SQUAD

Visiting Athletes Gain Edge Over Red and Gold by Cop ping First Places in Mile and S8O-yard Relay - Final Score Is 5S, to 45Iz - Hardware City Crew is Especially Strong in Field Events - Captain Stanley Neyerdoski Shatters Discus Throw Record.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

Gooresa Teeh ~hjrh had oHe o' i'~ poorest football seasons last fall, has bocn taHIna if ou fhe chm all >car Tho NoIIow#ekota were heat. on hy thntr hn@rn+j rivals Georgia, iH every major sport,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
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National IcagIIp

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

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