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New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
BY ALAN GOULD
(AssocIated Press Sports Edltor)

New York, May g lP' - Aside from the anticipated battle royal for the team championships between Stanford aand Southern California, the Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. track and field cham pionships at Harvard stadium, May 3Q-31. likely Will nit- ness record breaking performances in al least four, if not six Of the ! 3 events.
 Dyer of Stanford and Wykot, Of Southern California, have touched z 3-5 for the 1o0-yard dash ths spring several time sand f either duplicates thls time. the record Of 2 7-lQ Will he wiped of the books. Both, however, face q formidable foe in Eddie Tolan. MlchiEan's negro star and the national 4 A. L. cham plon-
 Rothert, Stanford, has heaved the shot nearly two feet beyond his own present | C. A A. 4. A. record Of 9 feet, inches, made last year. krerz. also q Stanford huskie. who has beaten the worlds record, hopes 10 better his own discus record of l54 feet, II inches.
 Southern Cahtornia's sophomore high jumper, Bob Van Osdel, has cleared 6 feet, inches, better than inc existing meet mark. and at least two western jayelin tossers, Nor jensen Of s. e., and Churchill of California, have c chance to eclipse the record Of @o5 feet | 5-S inches. The g. year old record of g 2-5 seconds for the low hurdles vas nettered ny 1-10 Of q second last year by Sid Kieselhorst Of Yale, tuo- tune defending champion but the mark vas not allowed due 10 wind aid.
 It may be beaten this 1ime with kieselhorst as we'll as Smith of l Stanford, Welsh of Southern Cali fornia and PogolottI of California tc force a fast pac~
 l This year Pennsylvania has one of the greatest all-around stars now ir college. in Barney Berhnger, whc may score well up in four or five events, The Quakers also have a ] star crop Of distance runners, in. cludins Bill Mcknif, mile favorite and figure 10 lead the eastern pack
 Cornell has two Of the best east ern murders in Heasley and Clark Harvard has speed talent and a stal hammer throWer m NonckA, Yalt
 has kieselhorst and 40 ace 1T Engle, Princeton has the high JUmI 1itleholder. Ben Hedges. Bates hal
 the 36o-yard favorite, Russell Chap
 man, and Georgetown the l00-yarc 1 champion. Karl Wlideruuth.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
FOUR AMERICANS
 LEFT IN TOURNEY
United States Loses One Of Its
 Slender Contingent

Auteull France May 23 lP-Tha tinted states has lost one of is slender contingent n the French hard court tennis doubles champion ships but the four uho remain must oe reckoned as formidable contend- CTS.
 Helen Jacobs. Of Berkeley, Calf, and her Belglan partner. Jeanne s. gart were eliminated In the quart=r iral round Of women's doubles by Joan Fry and Ermyntrude Harvey, strong English combination. bu, Helen Wills Moody and Elizabeth Ryan sulI are in the running and have an excellent chance 10 win the title
 Tn tho mems doubles. William T. TlIdan and Wilbur F. Coen have gained the quarter final round but the opposition will get much more strenuous from now on.
 Mrs. Moody and Miss Ryan 7ill clash with Mss Fry and Mss Har- Nev while Mrs Phoebe Watson and Mss Ds Round. also of England, arg meeting Mile. simon Mathieu and Mile. Yvette Barber Of France
 In the quarter finals Of men doubles, Tjlden and Coen were matched against strong French pair, Jean Borotra and Rene b. BuZelet
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
UNITED STATES
 . LEADS IN TENNIS
Continues Davis Cup Matches With Mexican Team Today

Washington. May 3lp-The task Of increasing the United States Davis Cup teams 20 lead over Mexico, hard-earned yesterday was allotted to Winner Allison and John Van Ryn. dashlns young Wimbledon and DavIs Cup doubles champions.
 They were matched against Al tonso Cnda and Manuel Llano, Mex ican captain. and a veteran of six Davis Cup campaigns, on the courts of the Chevy Chase club.
 A victory today would clinch the second round of American zone com petition for the United States, and send a youthful tennis team aboard the Berengaria week after next for another foreign quest after the ia nous bowl, now three years in France.
 An agile. go-year- Mexican, Ri cardo Tapia. came within inches yesterday Of upsetting American hopes for clean sweep of this side Of the Atlantic. Only after five sets of smashing, brilliant tennis, did he succumb 10 the blond Allison 6-3, 3-G. 6-S. S.. -.
 George Martin Lott Of Chicago, had far less trouble with his op- ponent. He out-droye, out-smashed and generated IgnacIo De La Borbolla 10 win so, SO so.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
JUNIOR LEAGUE OPENS JUNE l4
Schedule Of Games for Season
 Made Public Today

Following d meeting last week, the schedule of games to be played T the Junior City League IS made pubic today The league Will open play simultaneously with the senior league CT Saturday, June 14 and the lss- gaple will be played on August -9.
 There ars SIX teams entered n the circuit. namely, Golfers, Sequius, Washlngtons, Nationals, Republican 4. (. and American Legion The officers Of the league are as follows; sam Capodice. president: Stanley Flores. sscre.arz About r teams made application for places in the league. Replacins the Paan.oms. Holy Gross Juniors and 'he Y. N. (. 4. are the Nationals. Republlcan A. '. and the Washington A C.
 June 14-Repuplloans ys. Golfers.
 June 16-Nstionals vs. SeQuins.
 June t3-Am. Legion rs. Wash lngton.
 June 2l-Saqulns vs Washington,
 June @3-Eepubhcans ys, Am. Legion.
 June 25-Colle-s vs, Nationals
 June 25-Washlagton vs. Nationals
 June 3o-SeQuirs ys. Republicans,
 July 2-Colliers Ns. Am. Legion.
 July 5-Am. Legion vs. Sequins.
 July 7-Washlngron ys. Golfers.
 July 2-Nationals ys Republicans
 Jul~ 1@-Am. Legion vs. Nationals July l4-Washlngton Hs. Republi- cans.
 July t5-seQuns vs. Golfers
 July -a-Collers vs Republicans
 July 2l-Washng,on ys. Am. Le- gson.
 1 July 23-seQulns vs. Nationals, July -s-NationaIs vs Golfers : July -5-An.- Leglon vs. Rep4bli- cans
 ] July 50-Washlngton vs. sequins ; Aus --Republicars vs. Sequlns,
 Aug Am. Legion ,s. Golfers.
 AuE 6-Narlonals Ns Washington
 Aug a-CollIers Ns. Washington. Aug 1l-Am. Legion Ns. Sequlns 1 ALE lo-RePubllcans Ns. Nation als.
 Aug .s-Na.ioaals ,s An. Legion
 Aug l8-Colhers rs. Sequins.
 Aug. -o-Republicans ys. Wash 1 ington
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
American
SONNENBERG WINS
Claimant to Heavyweight Wrestling Title Scores second Victory Over French Wrestler,

Boston, May 93 (Pt-Gus Sonnen- berg, claimant of the worlds heavy weight wrestling title. today had his second victory in two months over Henri Diglane of France.
 Butts and flying tackles gave him the first fall in 17 minutes and the third in r minutes in their match here last night. Giglane won a sec ond sensational fall in IT minutes with an inside crotch hold and body slam.
 Both were in apparent distress several times. Two months ago Dig lane was injured here by being thrown out of the ring after taking the first fall from Sonnenberg, H. was unable to continue.
 Ed "Strangler" Lewis, former champion, and Count George Zaryn- off, Russian, urestled 30 minutes to draw.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
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 a Since early season. Baae Ruth 1aS ~ been gong better ana better and -he Yankees 1ava bae0 improving stead ,- ily BL- rot Lnt. yesterday -l1 the ,~ Baoe ard his .Es,-g Tar'7er. lou E=hrig, r.r t-al- best 5o-n together 10 give .. 5Amoasrraron ot he poss-- .s billtes ol Boh ShawheE's club. 70 Ruth opened ID 73th his big guns or We5czs4as ute- Hs f't -o-ae 20 ac-cs -L-s n one -z~z. Yesterday rs performed 2 saEH-y lesser -aat- hittlng tno hc~ers n on7 zane e. a. double headar and one r7 '1e sec .. ord. vh,.s n.s macs followed H,s e&- a@a:1ole sr -5tr.ng hard ard tregae7r- lv Q tro-1c= the 7h!.a1etp-rz Ath- -ler1s Hr tea Gems,>e scores Of Il -sto ar1 en 70 g.
 n -hz -1o games -ae Tan1ees made g -sts o- which me were 8 rons-s. 7-ue taa At1-eLgs ma1a a i've four 6aggars in the second con- "y yas- to tz the naJor 2sagIe ~ecor1 o5 -en n one Ear7e Gsh-ig eurL.a-- z ed Futr-s great fea- hv hl-u1S '-rs@ air his ga-e The o,g three Of he Yankees, F-th. Lazz=ri an1 Gs--g, made Y ot the hts. With some o-r- @ side assistance from Lyn Larv. while even Dusty Cooke, ne hirless young srs- Of tce c.uo made three t.o7s mlr he second game.
 The double defaat checked he PhIadelp-la prospects Of orerrahlng WashirEtors league leaders as the eco Senator's took t7o games from inc % Boston Red Soz. Washington pulled out a3-c openlrE rEcso-y n 2 duel r between B4~7 Hadley and Milton @ Gaston zs eac1 e'al1sd five hits. They stepped o4t to rlt r-wes n The zecond zane a-z VII 2 70 ]. to- sc-easing their marg.n 70 three t4A @games.
 -secoad t,vlsIor s,aHdlng sending me .st. Louis Browns into ftth place and "the Detrolt Tigers TO seventh 7alle Chicago and Boston dropped to 4sxth and eighth respectively. Col ~lrs and HolshaVser ot the Browns saye Cleveland seven hits while ST Louis punched i've Of Ets blows of -CHnt Brown n one inning for 10 ~c victory. George Lhie Of De+rol' ~gave Chicago but six hits for s 10 ss1 triumph.
 First place in the National league '~passed into the hands Of the St. Louis Cardinals as they gave the ,~Cincinnau Reds their seventh straight defeat. 10 while the Bos- ton Braves were beating out Brook Iyn 10 :. An error by Bob Meu, sel and 2 feH timely hits enabled ths Cards to come from behind 7lt- three runs of Benny Frey n the seventh and eighth lHn21gs
 Brooklyn found old Socks SeloolG bit too much as he pitched his eighth complete game Of the seasor and drovc n the winning run him self with 2 single IT the ninth IT, nIng. T. vas Seioold's sixth victory.
 Chuck Klein. leading home TUT hitter of inc National league iasf season found the range n the Pole Grounds n the 12th InnIng 10 de eide a struggle between the Phlllie! and the New York Giants in uhlcr homers were almost as big fes. turs ss they Tsrs n the ner}taT league Ph]ladeiphla-N New York game Kleins homer, with one on base gaze the PhiUes a 70 70 5 victory and their frs triumph oysr ths Giants this season The Chicago Cub. likewise did so~7 range finding Y make t7 hts good or aE-- to vic tory over the T.+rs1lrE0 Pirates who made the same number Q hlcrs
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
UNBEATEN CHURCH MINES
 TO PLAY THIS EVENING
St Mats and Memorial Baptists Scheduled to Clash-Iwo Other
 Games on Schedule

T1o unbeaten teams will clash in the Inler-Church baseball league jAIs evening when the St. Matthew's Lutheraas and Memorial BaptIsts meet on Diamond No l al Willow Brook park. The St. Matts. two-tiMe champions, have begun their pres ent season with impressive victories over the St. Johns Lutheran and St. Marks kpIscopalians and are conti- dent ot making lt three wins in . TOW tonight. The Memorial Baptists smeared the First Baptists in their, first start and won forfeit from Trinity Methodlsts on Monday. The game is due 70 start at 6:45 o'clock.
 The St Marks outfit, which has suffered two bad beatlngs, will try 10 get gong tonight when it opposes the St. Johns Lutherans, who have won their only start on Diamond No. 2. The latter team has show ed good defensive strength but could not touch Suess' pitching in its first game. The Episcopalians had theIr try at the same hurler's stuff Monday night and did litt1e better, they are hopeful Of springing surprise this evening.
 The grass diamond will be the scene Of activity between the First Baptist and Swedish Bethany com blnations. The Swedes have won the single game they have played, U-hil, tha PaDtistz have 1rODped two straight.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
League Standing

Two more baseball teams in the Industrial League went into tie for first place as three clubs opened the season last night at Walnut Hill park. Two Of these. Landers and the Gascos, considered by many as likely winners of the pennant. start cd of the season with victories. Landers swamped the Stanley Works 2 to while the Gascos downed the New Britain Machine 9 70 4. Both-Sames were shortened by q thunderstorm which descended IT the eighth inning.
 Landers had little trouble with the Stanley Works. The team, with Longmore in the pitchers box, look ed exceptionally strong. The Gascos were fortunate in having the rain come when it did as the Nevma.ics were starting to rally and appeared on their way to tie the score. Landers S--S. W. Q Longmore had the Workers com pletely subdued at every moment. So helpless were the losers that they got only one runner to third base and very few as far as second. In 1 the eighth inning, which is not re- corded in the box score due 10 the | fact that the game was halted by 1 rain with only one out in the last 1 half of this inning. causing the off, cial score to revert back to the sev- enth, Longmore famed two Work 1 CTS to bring his strikeout total 10 12 for the game.
 While the Landers tTirler was working so well his mates were giv- | ing him perfect support in the field. and were hitting timely. Schuster, the Workers new hurler, pitched much better than the score would indicate. but the winners nicked him for safe hits at opportune times. l The Universals scored twice in the first inning due to q bad throw by Joe Salak. With one out in this frame Goeb walked. Vincent and Nestor followed with singles and the bases were loaded.
 Billy Preisser shot a hard ground CT to Salak who mcde a nice pick up. He had plenty of time to thro" to the plate for a force-out there and a. possible double play at first but he heavedNar over Schroeder's head and Goeb and Vincent counted
 The fourth proved to- be the biz inning for the winners. In this frame they scored four times or four hits and an error by Abram oWicz.
 Fitzpatrick opened with a single Lindgren grounded to AbramoVlcl who threw over Parsons head, al lowing Fitzpatrick to reach third anc Lindgren second.
 l Campbell scored both with C single 10 center. Longmore sacrl' feed and Charlow grounded tt Schuster for the second out. Goet smacked a single to center to score Campbell and registered himsel
 when Vincent drove a triple to deer
 left center.
 The winners scored one more 1T
 the fifth on W. Preisser's single
 Fitzpatrick sacrifice and one
 base blow by Campbell.
 The final tally came in the fol lowing inning when Goeb walked stole second, from where he regis
 tered on Nestors hIt.
 Two scratch singles by Charlor
 and Salak in the sixth gave th
 Workers their only chance to score
 Both runners advanced a base ol Schroeder's sacrifice fly to Llndcren
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

Three base h!t: Vincent. Eases on oaI!s or Lonsmore 1. of schuster 4 strucA out: By LonEmore 10, Schuster 5. lm- pire: Mangau.
 Gascos 9-N. B. Machine
 A sudden thunderstorm sweeping 1 inning, might have been a good break" for the Gascos while, at the same time, it probably was a tough one for the New Britain Machine team. The Newmatics. because the | game was called. were on the short end of a to score but they were also just hitting their stride and had staged a rally in the eighth that gave them three runs. None could tell what might have happened in | the last inning had the game been finished because the NeWmatics were starting to find "Huegy" Carlson and were touching him up freely. The [ heavy rain, however, made it im- possible 10 play any further and Umpire Jimmy Greene called the game.
 The contest was featured by heavy hitting. The Gascos ~haled out 14 hits, Il of them off the de- livery of Terrence and three of | Cobb. The NeUmatics found Carl son for a total of 10 hits. Seven two-baggers were belted out. six of them by the Gascos. Frank Shee- han hit ball into right center field htat all but cleared the big tree. It was one of the hardest hit balls seen in several seasons onoDiamond No. l2.
 The Gascos started by scoring one run in the opening inning. Wo- jack singled. went to third on Frank Sheehan's double and scored on sacrifice fly by Klatka. Then in the second, the Gascos slammed out four hits for four runs. Again Tn the third, the team got four more hits, netting three more runs and giving them a lead Of eight to noth- ix. They found the offerings of Terrence to their liking. They went scoreless in the fourth and fifth but they got another in the sixth that proved the assertion that there is a Santa Claus.
 klatka and kopec each singled. Johnny Sheehan then sacrificed both of them down. Dudack then hit one 10 Friske at short and although Friske had klatka trapped between third and home, he played the ball to first and klatka trotted in with another run. This was the last score Of the game for the winners.
 The Nevmatics went scoreless for the first four innings. Then, suc-
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drive which was a foul ball.
 AS the result of the calling or the game when the time came in the last half of the eighth, several players suffered losses in the oftl- cial box score. Schroeder was de- prived of d single. Longmore two strikeouts and Goeb single. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

y re Associatsd Press
 GnCludlng games c May -c)
 National Batting Robins. .4i3. Runs-Terry Giants. 35 HIts-Frederick, Robins, 55, Doubles-Frisch Cardinals, 15 Triples-Cuyler and English Cub Home Wilson. Cubs, 1o. Runs batted n-KIeln, PhNlies, 36 stolen scs-Cuyler. Cubs, z.
 American Batting Rice, Senators, 4o4 Runs-Ruth. Yankees, $. Hits-Rice, Senators, So. Doubles-Cronin, Senators, i 5. Triples-West. Senators. (. Home runs-Ruth. Yankees F. Runs batted in-Foxx, Athletics @.
 Stolen bases-Rice Senator's. T
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

Remy Kremer, Pittsburgh hurler. leads the National league Tn less earned runs per game in 1928 with 26l and in 1927 with 247.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

Walter Wilmot. Of the Chicago National league club, was walked six times in 3 game August 22, 1891.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
Republicans to Jnionville

The Republican A. C, team will so 10 Cnionvilie Sunday afternoon tn meet the Falcons Of that town. The local team will practice at the North End park tomorrow after neon from 10 o'clock. The team will leave Sunday at o'clock for UnionNIle.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
BABE RUTH AND GEHRIG
 HIT THEIR REAL STRIDE

Bambino Slams Out Total of Three Homers in Two Games While Lou Ties Three Circuit Smashes in Single Contest - Athletics Are Defeated in Two Games Senators Increase Lead in American by Taking Double Bill From Boston Red Sox-Cards Leading National
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
SENECAS TO OPEN THEIR
 HOME SEASON ON SUNDAY

Scheduled to Tackle Strong Tunix A. C. Team of Win- sted at Willow Brook Park-Burritts Also Sched- uled to Open Season at Washington Diamond Mentor A. C. of Hartford to Furnish Opposition- Sacred Hearts Will Play Postponed Game in Suf- field.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

The Seneca baseball team 1 Il open its home season Sunday after noon at 2:3Q o'clock at Willow Brook park vaen 1t plays the strong TUnlx A C. team Of WInsted. The visiting team has won seven out Of eight games played this year. 1t has defeated such teams as the Torrington Falcons. Harwinton, Wa terbury Colorcd Giants and others. l. has been defeated only by the Washington Hill nine of Waterbury. The team has scored 94 runs to A for the opposition.
 Among the players on the visiting squad win be Tom Mcleod, captain and formerly catcher with the Hartford and Waterbury Eastern League teams and Smith, q regular Babe Ruth for hitting home runs.
 The senecas will have to travel fast to beat this team.
 The Seneca Reserves nlll play a practice game tomorrow afternoon at Walnut Hill park at o'clock against the West Ends. All players arc asked to be on hand
 Local Teams Clash
 The first clash Of the season be- tween two local teams will take place Sunday afternoon al the Per cival avenue diamond in Kensingt on when the kensington A. C. and the Holy Cross aggregations meet. Both ! teams are bitter rivals from last season and a hard battle is expect.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
GAMES
LANDERS AND GASCOS WIN
 GAMES IN DUSTY LEAGUE

UnversaIs Hand Stanley Works Beating in Seven h.
 nings-Quarter Collectors Belt Out to victory Over New Britain Machine-Both Games Are Gut Short by Deuge of Ran-Heavy Hitting Features Both Contests-Uniyersas Show Much Strength.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

The first Shamrock entry for Americas cup was beaten iIS 1899 by Columbia American yacht.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

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PIaA Pn.tnnned Game

The Sacred Hearts will travel 70 SuTIeld sunday 10 play the game scheduled there last Sunday but postponed because Of ram. Johnny Cabay, former manager Of the FaI- con and Holy Cross teams will assist Manager Val Gay all season. The team will leave from the club rooms Sunday at 12:3o o'clock sharp, Practice will be held tonight from S 10 s ocloc6 at the Washington diamond
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DETROIT

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Burritts Open Sea son

The Burrltt baseball team vIl open the season Sunday with homo game at the Washington diamond against the fast Mentor A. C. Of Hartford. The visiting delegation i5 made up Of former high school stars and players who have been big numbers in the Hartford Industrlal League, The Burrittg will have, as usual, a strong lineup in action. The game will start al 3 o'clock.
 The Burritts will practice tonight from z 10 at Walnut Hill park and nill work out tomorrow after noon from 10 at the Washing ton grounds
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