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New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

was an easy selection for guard place, was, perhaps, the best line man of the nation in 1880. He was never outplayed. never forced 10 take time out, and it was he, as much as Carideo, Schwartz, or Marty Brill who made the long Notre Dame runs possible At the other guard Is the six-foot- sevc n giant, Pistol Pete Wisnieuski of Fordham. He seemed able to crush two opponents together or to fling them yards apart. His flail-lihe arms drove many an opponent into turf, mud, or dust.
 This great team. Whether it could be co-ordnated into the smooth machine that Notre Danes varsity was, IS something no one will ever know. But any coach, were he scheduled to face this team, surely would be headlined as fear ing if more than Stagg in his most cautious days, ever feared Purdue.
 Second and third teams and hon. orable mentions. follow;
 Second team-Left end, Conley, Notre Dame.
 Left tachle-Culver, Notre Dame.
 Left guard--Woodwo orlh, North western.
 Center-Siano, Fordham.
 Right suard-koch, Baylor.
 Right tachle-Price, Army.
 Right end-Dalrymple, Tulane,
 terback-Dodd, Tennessee.
 Left halfback-Pinckert. |. S. C.
 Right halfback-Weller. Haske ell
 Fullpack-Russell, Northwestern.
 Third team--Left end-MaHett. Georgia.
 Left tackle-EdHards, Washing ton State.
 Left 9uard-Bater. L. $, C.
 Center-Hein, Washington State.
 Right guard-Linehan Yale.
 Right tackle-Bonstro Navy.
 Right end - Mckallip. Oregon State.
 rterback-Morton. Dartmouth.
 Left halfbacb-Suther Alaba ana.
 Right halfback Brill, Notre Dame.
 Fullback - katzmiller, Oregon State.
 Honorable mentions:
 Ends-Long, S. M. L.; Eiblett, Penn; O'BrIen, Notre Dame; Hack ett, Detroit; Gautenbein, Wisconsin, Harding, Harvard; Nemecck, \. Y. L.: Ending, St. Marys; Orsi. Col gate; Smith. Georgia; Bates, West ern Maryland; Watkins, Utah.
 Tackles Marvil Northwest tern, Blanton, Texas; Ehea, Nebraska :, Van Bibber, Purdue; Vincent, Yale. Eli. Iowa; Cobb, x. Carolina State: Creehan, Dartmouth; Darnof, Mar quette, Foley, Fordham; Edwards, Nillanova.
 Guards Steers Purdue; Beckett, Californian; Hoffman, Dartmouth; :; Steele, Florida; Trainor, Harvard :; Myerson. Harvard: Mum. Minne- sota; Selby, Ohio State; King, Mar 1uctte
 Centers - Morrison, Michigan; Yarr Notre Dame; Atkins, T. C. L.; Roberts. Tulane; loeser. Yale; Clark, Northwestern; Bedner, Syra- cU-e
 Quarterba backs-HeUitt. Columbia; Newman. Michigan: Dufieid, |. s. C.; Wilson. Baylor; klns. Drake; Wood Harvard: Branch, \. Caro- lima; Baker, Pitt; Booth. Yale,
 Halfhacks-HalL |. g. C.: Staf- ford Texas; Hanley. Northwestern; Wilkins. Dartmouth: Bennett, Princeton; Hart, Colgate; Thomas. Vanderbilt; Leonard, Vanderbilt; Murphy. F'ordham: Eyth, Carnegie Tech; Berry, Illinois; Shelley, Texas; Nlviano, Cornell; kirn. Navy; Tschirgi, Navy; Stennett, St. Mary's; Rartrug, West Virginia; Hinhle, Bucknell; Scalzi, Georgetown.
 t'ullbach - Bother. Stanford: Roberts. Georgia; Deig, Marquette; koy, Texas; Hood, Pitt; Grossman, Rutgers; Rrovelli, St. Mary's; Bethea, Florida; Bonner, Temple.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
RFDWINGS DEFEAT BULLDOGS

The RedwinSs averaging 13b pounds defeated the Bulldogs yes terday afternoon, it was an exciting battle from start 10 finish. the Rcd wings outplayed and outclassed the Bulldogs. who were twice as big as the Redwings. The Bulldogs aver aged about l50. For he winners Fred Wiehn was the outstanding player.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
MEXICO HOLDS ELECTION

Mexico City, Dec. LPl-Muuici- pal elections were held Sunday in 2S states. No serious disorders were reported. In most places candidates Of the national revolutionary party were elected. No opposition.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

The largest ranch in the United near Kineeville. Texas. It contain "5n. .00n acres and is entirel: fenced in.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Partners 4. C.
West Ends. Nillinantic

Score al half time, 14-1o. Willi- mantle; referee, Joe Jasper; timer. lanhontz; scorers, karbonik, Mas cIn.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Mapping !. NJ. C. 4.

New Britain south Church Hettinss. If. rE- ..... Havctt IT. ...........o
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Manager Clarence Lanpher of the National Guards basketball team announced today that his quintet will play no more home games until after the holidays. The team will resume it's home appearances at the state armory on Arch street on Sat urday, January 3.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

There are various reasons for this step, but the main one is that which cropped out Saturday night at the opening game at the armory. The attendance at the contest was con- piete washout and it would be im- possible for the promoters to con- tinue to take it on the chin the same way every Saturday night until after the Christmas and New Year cele- brations are over.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

The Inter City league will bowl tonight at the Palace Alleys. The star match of the night will be be- tween the Sani Five and the Sokols 10 decide which team will lead tfe league. The Sani Five has a lead of two games at the present time.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Manager Lanpher, having talked to numbers of those who usually support his team. discovered that these people are holding off spend ing any money in view Of the fact that the usual funds are needed for Christmas presents. This was reveal attendance at the game Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Tuesday night at the PaIa"", Eoardman and Chase will bowl Sl Ncrhcrg and Murphy in one half ot home and home match.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

The New Britain Bowling Stars defeated Rockville All Stars at the Palace Alleys last night in a bowling match before one of the largest crowds Of the season. Joe Gacek star Of the Rogers five. did some wonderful pinning
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

The Colunhlans football team defeated the Tigers yesterday by the score of IS to c. Thereby cementing the claim of the winning team to the junior football title Of the city.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Al that if was d good rehearsal for the musicians,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

The German Lutheran bowling team of this city lost three games 10 Hartford in q state church league match yesterday. Reinke and Bank CT were the high men for Hartford with 366 and 364.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Ito ReCano who won the ping pong title at the Y. Nj. C. A. in l926-c7-28, vii clash with the Hart ford champion at the Arena some time next week.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

In view of these facts, Manager Lanpher has decided to wait until after the first of the year before he brings his team home. He has two or three tentative contests on the road and if these materialize, he will keep his team going until the time Is better for the regular Saturday night home appearances.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Tonight al the Grove the men j Industrial league will play with the following matches; Stanley Rule vs. GasCos, F. & r. torbin rs. Conn. Light and Landers Ns. Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Several state teams are in the making 3 the present time but none Of them will get into action before the first of the year. In the mean time, the Manchester Recs and the Plainfield Pros want New Britain there for ga mes and these contests Mill probably be played.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

The atmosphere was entirely diff forcnt than it has been in the past The armory was so cold that it was like an immense barn. Men and women spectators were compelled to Sit with their wraps on while it was well in the second half before the players even got a sweat up. There was no enthusiasm and. strangest of all, there was no dancing after the game although an orchestra played and played and played,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Addison Boys Club
Games This Week

r ScOrcr. tuntNcT.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

The Southington Recreation Five will bowl Rogers Recreation Five in state league match here tonight Southngton led the league for the first half of the season and a real good battle is expected tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
Bradford Man to Be
Awarded Medal Today

New Haven, May 81 P-John H.
McCabe of Branford. line gang fore
man for the Connecticut Light g.
POWER company, who saved the life
OF jerry Groundin, lineman, will
receive the insult medal tonight.
The gathering will be at Bucking-
ham Hall, Waterbury, and President
j. Henry Roraback and other Off
GERS Of the company will be present.
McCabe resuscitated Groundin by
the prone method after he had been
lowered to the ground unconscious
from contact with a 1900 volt feed
wire on cross arm on which he
had been working. The medal is
given for saving life.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
ga
BrOuerS

fresh killed, dressed ard de-
1ivered. =oc ID Alive 35c ID. Orders
taken for or 100. order anytime. AID
rich Chick Hatchery, Elm Hin. Tele-
phone @67-R
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned
4S

NEED MONEY QUICKLY? Come in
write or phone. II you need Up to $500!
Quick, courteous service. The only
charge Is three and half per cent
per month on unpaid amount OF loan.
Beneficial Loan Society. SO West Main
St, Room POI Raphael Bldg. Tel. 1913
MONEY vhGa YOU need II. Courteous "a
hour service. Only cost is three and
cne-half per cent per month on the
unpaid balance. Reliance Loan Corp.
corner Main ard East Main Sta Phone
42s9.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21

MONEY TO LOAN. Second mortgages
Schultz & Costello. Inc. .42 Main
Street Telephone q.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
Rent Your Tenement Before the FrtAdven For Rent This Section Now
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

sTUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS-sales aud
Service Albro Motor Sales Co., 225
Arch st. Telephone ESQ.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and TenemenO

FREMONT ST, 2i-Four room tenement
| 10 rent. Inquire Z, Bessot. same ad-
dress
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
HELEN HAYES PRATT
to
RICHARD SMITH PRATT

Superior Court, State of ConnectIcu
County Of Hartford. May 18th. 1880.
SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21

TRINITY ST, 51-Five rooms, third door.
Al modern Improvements RessonabIe.
Telephone 3i5S-R.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21

WHIPPET Fours and Skies. Sales and
Service. Elmer Automobile Co., 20 Main
IeIc I51S
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21

VINE ST, is-Modern hve room apart
ment to rent. Adults only. Inquire on
premises
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
Houses For Rent
" anted-IO Rent

W AHTED, 10 rent or buy a small place
suitably located in the country. Price
and terms must be reasonable. Write
or phone 1880. Horace 1. Hart, 5eS
Arch Street
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21

ST. s6-First floor west. Nicely
furnished room. Separate entrances. Very
reasona bic. Tel 2s2S-W,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21

WHITING ST, 2?5-For June i, rooms.
All modern improvements 3 family
house. Garage. F. Ginsburg. Tel I164-R.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
Business Places For Rent

ATTRACTIVE store to rent in active busi-
ness location. Suitable for bakery. tai
Iorlng adjustment etc. Rent very rea-
SonalIe. Tel sos
New Britain herald., 1930-05-21
, anu Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE-A bargain Oakland 1928
iandeau sedan. Mechanically perfect.
Good rubber Tel. 6c77-W between 6 80
and S r. m
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
discussion, particularly the Banker
addition.
The Banker addition Is o en-
Toying some Of the facilities OF the
city, and annexation was discussed
when the new lines were being drawn
but the matter was left open be-
cause 1t lies in Water Control and
Improvement district No. z.
Commission Firm
Members Of the commission were
unanimously against dropping this
addition from the territory proposed
for annexation.
Those persons have been enjoy
ing city facilities for the past ten
years" remarked Commissioner II.
L. Thomas, without paying any
city taxes"
When they have a fire, it's the
Brownsville fire department they
call for" said Commissioner "A. w.
Reed.
We Will have to spend at least
500, 900 for q new waterplant this
year." was Mayor r. B. Rentfro's
comment. The addition gets water
from the city plant. Commissioners
George Desha and w. T. Aldridge
also expressed themselves as be-
lieving that this addition should BY
all means be included.
The West Brownsville addition Is
one of Hle Oldest and best developed
tracts now outside the city. It's an
nexation was one of the principal
reasons Tor calling the election a.
this time.
Efforts 70 annex this territory have
been made severa, times previously
and 1t has proved a stumbling block
in the way Of attempted extensions
Of the limits when this question has
arisen before within the past few
years.
II is likely that more will be heard
on this question a. the continuation
Of the boundary hearing Tuesday.
Several tracts Of u~ndeveloped
farm lands were dropped from the
territory proposed for annexation.
Los EbanOs Dropped
A portion Of Los EbanoS estates
was also dropped as not being suf-
ficiently developed to warrant
taxation as city property at this
time. A banco southwest OF town
and belonging to Randall Mathers
was dropped out, this also being
undeveloped farm lands.
II was decided TO drop the River
side estates, these being only citrus
acreage at the present time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
TEXAS c. 0. P.
SECRETARY
SUCCUMBS

FORT WORTH. Feb. 3.-P1-
Leonard wilmington, secretary OF
the republican party in Texas since
1924 and former editor Of the old
Fort Worth Record, died at his
home here today.
wilmington had been seriously
i'll since November when he under
went a major operation. Although
well known as a newspaperman and
as an active American Legion work
er, wilmington was most prominent
as a political leader. Funeral ar
rangements are pending.
He was a member Of the Univer-
sity club III Dallas and was one OF
the organizers OF the University
club in Fort Worth. Wilmington
was a member of Boutwell, Kane
Post OF the American Legion here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
+FOCCY GULF
HOLDS BODIES
Search For 10 Members Of
Inflated Tug
Delayed

BEAUMONT. Feb. 3-tR- Fur
Their search for Is members OF the
officers and crew OF the Inflated
tug Edward F. Coney, which sank
in a storm on the gulf last Tues
day night. awaited lifting OF a
dense fog which had settled over
the waters. after the body of Ed
ward G. Van Beck Of Port Arthur,
second mate, was brought to Port
Arthur yesterday.
The body was picked up so miles
from Sabine Pass by the tug Asher
j. Hudson, and was transferred to
the yacht Versa OF the Sabine
towing company's fleet, which also
owned the Edward +. Coney.
The yacht Versa and the tugs w.
Z. Hutton and Asher j.. Hudson
continued searching throughout
Saturday for other bodies. but were
compelled to abandon their quest
until the weather cleared. They
were held ready to depart on a
moments notice.
Three seaplanes engaged TO search
for survivors were held to the water
today by fog.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
NAVAL CHIEFS
BUNCH WORK
First Confederation Of
Limitation Begins
At Farley

LONDON, Feb. 3.-PJ-Deter-
mination Of the naval conference
chiefs to keep important decisions
in their own hands and not intrust
them to committees became in
creasingly apparent today as the
five power naval conference turned
toward first consideration Of the
concrete terms Of naval limitation.
It was disclosed that what little
remained Of the special agenda
committee created last week is 10
be pushed still further into the
background. One official said the
committee might meet sometime,
might even make a report eventu-
ally. but 1t would be merely a mat
ter Of form. and its work would be
without real value.
Just before lunch II was an
nounced that a meeting had been
arranged between Secretary Slim
son. and Prime Minister Mac Don
aid between five and six o'clock this
evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
VALLEY-WIDE
CHAMBER PLAN
Edinburg and Mission Only
Towns Having Junior
b O dies

steps will be taken for the
formation of a Valley-wide junior
chamber Of commerce Immediately"
according to Berry Hudgins, Sec
rotary OF the Edinburg Young
Mems Business League.
At present two Valley towns have
organizations. Edinburg and Mis-
sion, and IL Is said that others have
already formulated plans for similar
clubs.
Sam Low. president Of the junior
Chamber Of Commerce Of Texas,
was in EdinbErg and Mission dur
ing the past week and addressed
the two Business Leagues. with
the object in view OF organizing
q club in each town in this section.
The Young Mems Business
League Is not a junior chamber OF
commerce." said Mr.. Hudgins Mon
day. but we are going TO become
affiliated with that association in
the near future"
He explained that Valley com
mercial clubs may organize under
any name they desire. and still be
Junior chambers OF commerce. ANY,
one requesting information regard
ing the formation OF the clubs NAV
communicate with Mr.. Hudgins az
E%dinburg. and he is authorized TO
aid in the project.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
MARKETS
~. ".

NEW YORK. Feb. 3-tP1-Accum-
ulation OF buying orders over the
weekend resulted IN higher prices
at the opening OF the stock market
today. Many OF the gains wer frac-
tional. although national cash re-
gister rose ?, Warren Brothers 81
Lambert la, and New Haven /.
American Telephone and American
Foreign Power advanced -. Many
department stores declined la and
Radio lost W.
Opening gains were generally ex-
tended as trading progressed. des-
pite softness OF some Of the specu-
lative issues. Radio sold off q full
point.
Gains of 2 to 4 points developed
in Commonwealth Power, Hershey
Chocolate, Auburn Auto, Peoples
Gas. American Tobacco. Lambert
RaybeStos and Canadian Pacific.
Central railroad Of New Jersey soar
cd 10.
United States Steel, American
Telephone and American Can fluc-
tuated within a fractional range.
but advances of / 10 ? appeared in
Republic steel, Vanadiaum steel. St.
Paul preferred, New York Central,
Du Pont, Coty and Interstate De-
partment stores.
Gables at S4.86is were unchanged
from Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
Citrus Bottling Is
Being Tested Today

At Donna the first test OF the
proposed grapefruit juice bottling
plant will be made Monday.
In a call to John Shary Of Mis-
sion he said that some would be
bottled in this first effort 70 offer
from the Valley bottled juice OF
the sunshine plant.
This bottling plant has been plan
ned for some time, but during the
recent cold weather Mr.. Sharv said
il might be somewhat delayed in
case great damage was done the
fruit.
The opening OF this plant, gives
evidence OF the damage TO citrus
fruit being smaller than az first
feared.
The Donna plant is being opened
al a cost OF something like thirty
thousand dollars. and II Is held BY
many that ii will prove a valuable
Valley industry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
FIGHT WALLS
CONFIRMATION
Laredo Broker Heads Group
Opposing District
Attorney

AUSTIN, Feb. 3.-CP-Nomin-
alton Of John Walls. district attorney
Of Laredo together with the other
appointees Of Governor Moody made
during the recess between the last
and present session Of the legisla-
ture. will likely be disposed Of this
week by the senate committee on
governors nominations.
Hal Brennan OF Laredo headed
a delegation from that section here
today to appear before the com
mittee TO protest Walls confirma-
ton. Governor Moody had been
asked by Brennan and his group 10
withdraw the appointment OF Walls
after the incident in which the
Mexican Government closed its con-
sulate at Laredo when Walls threat
ened TO arrest General Gales. for
mer president of Mexico. on n con-
spiracy TO murder csargc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
DALLAS FLYERS
PRAISE VALLEY

Brownsville should become a great
commercial asset Of two nations,
and she should advertise herself as
a great winter playground.
These were the words OF two
visitors 70 the city Monday who
expect to leave by airplane Tues
day morning for the Rubio inaugu-
ration.
The visitors were Renado Cantu
Lara. Mexican consul az Dallas, and
Stanley Tracy Of Tracy. Locke and
Dawson. OF Dallas. Consul Lara, one
OF the best known in the service
IN the United States. was glad TO
learn from The Brownsville Herald
office OF the building by his gov
eminent Of the roadway from Mata-
moros 10 Mazatlan. and predicted
a great future for the two neighbor-
ing cities. He wanted 70 know what
Valley people r thinking OF the
Jones and Johnson immigration
bills. and was glad 10 hear that j..
T. CanaleS had gone to Washing
ton on the matter. He gave IL as
his private opinion that neither OF
the bills will pass.
Mr.. Tracy said that a great city
advertising program Is now being
advanced with San Antonio or
Houston as the hub. which II pro-
perry carried out, will mean much
to all South Texas towns. It was
his opinion that comparatively few
know Of the great advantages the
southwest offers TO tourists to
spend the winter. and thinks much
more should be done to attract
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
CANALES
Continued from page y

Continued from page II
and urging the committee on immi-
grafton to visit our section and not
to send any more protests against
the Box or Johnson bills as this
does not accomplish any good.
In conclusion ! would like TO
tell our people Of this section that
the Rio Grande Valley is the best
represented section in Washington.
we not only have three very able
Official representatives but we also
have two valuable unofficial repre-
s%antatives. Our congressman. Hon.
John ". Garner. a minority leader
Yields a tremendous power, second
only TO Speaker Longworth. In the
senate We have two towers Ct
strength in Senators Sheppard and
Connally who arc like the two col
umns in SOlOmon's temple. Our
two unofficial representatives are
z. = Croaeer and Harry L. Sex
ton. Few people in the Valley real
re. unless they visit Washington.
the great power for good Mr.. CreaC-
er exerts IN our interest there.
When Garner goes after something
and Creager supports him the two
are irresistible.
IN Harry Sexton, who IS clerk Of
the Minority Party. the Valley has
the equivalent OF two congressman.
I should like to see a movement
started 10 present Harry Sexton
with a ten acre farm in recognition
az his valuable services to our VAL
lev. and I would cheerfully head
the list OF contributors"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-03
Treasurer Answers
Auditors Criticism

AUSTIN. Feb. 3.-(P-Claiming
that the facts have been incorrectly
stated and that things complained
Of as unlawful were not done, w. G,
Hatcher, state treasurer, today re-
piled TO the report Of Moory Lynn,
state auditor. which criticized sew
eraI state officials for what he
claimed was lax attention to their
public duties.
Hatcher presented his reply to
each member Of the legislature. in
lieu Of appearing in person before
the two bodies for a discussion OF
the report.