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New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
SETS RIVER SWIM RECORD

Taking nourishmegt every hour Pedro Candioto, Argentine swimmer, padded in the Parana river from Goya to Sante Fe, a distance of 18S miles. in 67 hours and 10 minutes. The feat beats all Argentine distance and time records.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
CONSIDER NIGHT LIGHTS

San Francisco, July 27 LPl-With night baseball proclaimed a success in Sacramento, officials of the San Francisco Seals are considering in- stallation Of lighting equipment in
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Friends of Al Simmons. Philadel- phia Athletics slugger claim he gets tougher breaks from official scorers than any slugger in the American league.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Bi-monthly wrestling shows in Los receipts Of boxing programs al though the latter are held every week.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
Games Tomorrow

Allentown at Hartford. New Haven at Albany. Pittstield at Providence. Springfield at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
SENECAS ID MEET
 MERIDEN OUTFIT
Three Home Games Will Be Played in This City Sunday

Three home games are again on the schedule for the baseball fans of this city Sunday afternoon. The teams to appear before their home rooters will be the Senecas, Holy Cross and Kensington.
 The Senecas, at first, were sched- uled to play a double header at Will low Brook park, meeting the Contel- co team of Meriden in one encounter and the Winsted aggregation in an- other. Winsted has consented to can- eel and the Senecas will play one game, against the Contelcos of Meri- den at Willow Brook park at 8 o'clock.
 Holy Cross-Winsted
 The Holy Cross combination will take the field at the Washington dia- mond against Winsted. The visiting team will be led by the veteran Tom Mcleod. who will catch while Bates will be in the pitchers box.
 Forestville
 The kensington team will meet the Forestville combination at the Percival avenue grounds in Kensing- ton. This outfit is one of the strong est baseball aggregations in this section and is able to give the best teams in the state a run for their money.
 Sacred Hearts -Suffield
 Manager Val Gay will take his Sacred Heart team to Suffield Sun day to play the town team there. The local players are asked to be at the club rooms at 12 o'clock. The trip will be made by bus.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Two base hits: Kopec. Wojack. Ander- son, Home run: Mccormick. Sacrifice hit: Restelli Bases on balls: of klopp {. off Anderson 2. Struck out: By klopp ', by Anderson 2. Umpire: Lynch.
 x-Cosgrove out, hit by batted ball.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Games Today Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Mir. Linnehans communication asks 10 have both sides of the mat ter presented and he has made request that the umpire's report on the matter be published. We have made request for this matter in hand and will be glad to publish it in full with the same degree of pub licity accorded the Collins communi- cations. The communication is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

yesterday in the 3G-hole final round. Ross won the 1926 championship at Shenecossett.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
 Mason City, Ia.-Jimmy Gibbons, St. Paul Ninn.. outpointed Art Max well, Omaha, (S)
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
Standing
Games Today

Allentown at Hartford. New Haven at Albany. Pittsfeld at Providence. Springfield at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
OLDEST COACHING SCHOOL

More than 200 athletic students from all parts of the country are studying coaching methods at the University of Illinois coaching school. which vas established in 1914 and which is the oldest of its kind in the country.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Bill Terrell, Georgia Tech second sacker, has broken in pro ball with Greenville of the Sally league.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Coast league plant which will soon
 be under construction.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

New Haven II, Bridgeport 9. Allentown 4, Providence 0. Pittsfield 10. Hartford '. Springfield l3. Albany 3.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
Games Today

Games Today Reading at Jersey City. Baltimore at Newark. Rochester at Buffalo. Montreal at Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Rochester 2. Jersey City l . Montreal 10, Newark 5. Buffalo 2, Reading '. Toronto :, Baltimore 3.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Tn soliciting expert advice on any subject, it is customary to present cussion in order that the person whose opinion is asked may have before him all the facts for due consideration.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

'Mr. Joseph Jackson, manager of the P. & F. Corbin baseball club, writing to Eddie Collins of the Ath- letics, presents the Corbin version of the protested game but for some reason fails to mention the umpire's report and version of the play, which report, by the way. was ac- cepted by the board of governors the Industrial league and the incl dent declared closed
 The sporting. courageous thing for MT. Jackson to have done Was to have stated his side of the case, enclose the umpires report, and ask Eddie Collins what he would have done under similar circumstances had he been the umpire. Because of Mir. Jacksons failure to recognize the umplre's equity in the case, may I request that you publish, in full Umpire Ed Crowley's report cover ing the protested game between the r. &s F. Corbin and Gasco teams, giving it the same degree of publicity as that which was accorded Mir Jackson's letter to Eddie Collins and Mir. Collins reply"
 Umpire Crowley stated today that he has withdrawn from the contro- versy. He stated that he made his decision in the game in accordance with his understanding of the agreement between the two captains of the teams prior to the game and If the board of governors of the league had reversed his decision. he would not have been offended. He believes, he stated, that the question being debated is not one pertaining to his integrity but rather is a mat ter of interpretation of the ground rules as agreed to.
 There isn't any doubt but that all parties concerned in the argument are right in their own minds. How ever, we feel that we should, In all fairness. give all versions in the mat ter in an attempt to clear up the situation and if we can secure the report of the umpire as it was given to the secretary of the board of gov ernors we shall be glad to comply with MT. Linnehan's request.
 The Pirates baseball team will hold a practice session this after noon on Diamond No. 1 at Walnut Hill park.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Brooklyn ', Chicago 1. New York 12, St. Louis 4. Pittsburgh lii. Philadelphia 0-5. Boston Cincinnati, rain.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday v

New York 13, Cleveland II. Philadelphia s, St. Louis 3. Washington F, Detroit 4. Boston 9, Chicago I.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
THREE GAMES SCHEDULED
 TOMORROW IN CITY LOOP

Pirates and West Ends to Clash On Diamond Mo- at o'Clock-Burritts to Meet Holy Cross Crew at the Same Time On Diamond No. 2-Senecas and Sokols Scheduled to Battle It Out at O'Clock On Diamond Mo- 1-League Managers to Review Protest.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Games Today Cleveland at New York, 2. Detroit at Washington. Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia, 2.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

Games Tomorrow Chicago at Boston. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27
Games TOm0rrn1C

Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Boston at Cincinnati.
 Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-27

The Pirates baseball team will hold a practice session this after noon on Diamond No. 1 at Walnut Hill park.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10

of his opponents, Lamar was picked
TO win if in proper form, but La
Sale S punching ability and aggrcs.
sivcncss were not discounted.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
Cardinals Reach
Gopher's Camp

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Oct. 10.
W.P)-The Cardinal menace To Min,
nesota' : football aspirations-tbe
Stanford football squad-arrived -
day for an interseejional classic.
When Pop Warner 5 yed ierseved
warriors run onto Memorial Stadium
Field tomorrow. Coach Fritz Girls
Ter 5 protegees win face their second
intersectional game within 4 week.
Last Saturday Vanderbilt, southern
football leader, defeated the Goph-
ers. SO TO :.
Crisler stressed an aerial attack
and subtle defense against stan
ford : deceptive type Of play during
this week 5 practices.
Stanford worked out this morning
en- the grounds OF the Lafayette
Club, where the squad viii stay.
They are expected TO have a final
light workout this afternoon al the
stadium 10 famiharize themselves
with the field. The Gophers viii
take a secret practice late today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
BOUT FOR
BOBBY PACH0 ON
TONICHT'S CARD

VIII valley boxing fans see an
! other local idol dumped into the dust
when Bobby Pacho faces Baby Jack
( Dempsey tonight'
I Last week saw frankie Arregon,
I long the leading feathcrweight in
these parts, take second trouncing
j from Leonard Porter.
Pacho has had 4 wonderful string
of victories in the local ring but is
facing his toughest opponent tonight
Wen he tackles Dempsey in the
10 round main event.
Dempsey has all the exterior ear
marks of Il fighter and looks the
part of miniature Jack Dempsey
His ring record indicates that he has
the goods as we'll. He has a bit of
an edge on Pacho, having floored
Bobbie twice when they met several
weeks age.
But Paeho usually fights a good
scrap in his home town, although ON
couple of occasions his work here
has been slovenly. If Bobby is
right. he is tough enough for any
hoy of his weight anywhere, and ac
will be right tonight.
Dempsey is taking this fight seri
ouslv, having come to the valley
carly this week and has been train.
mo faithfully out at the arena in
order to make sure he is i'll the best
CT condition.
Fans who like action to be fast
an1 furious will not miss tonight :
entertainment.
The balance of the card hassclass
sticking out all over il. In the semi
final, johnny Blair will take on
Louis Reyes. the Brawley boxer.
Blair is always a crowd pleaser and
Louis is Just the style of fighter to
make him go his best. Reyes has a
nigh standing with followers of val
ley boxing, for he always makes
fight of il and can do his stuff with
any of the boys. His appearance is
deceiving Louis looks fat but he
is lust nicely rounded. and has speed,
good boxing ability, he can hit and
can take them. and he is game. Blair
viii have to keep hustling to stay
out in front tonight.
Several weeks ago Andy Arm
strong and Cecil Balding met in a
rousing scrap, the decision being a
draw. Had Andy fought against any
number of opponents as he did that
night, his string Of victories would
be much larger. He gave Balding
plenty .of trouble. Tonight they
meet in a return match and each is
anxious to get the nod over the
other, The fight should be a good
one and on their former showing
there is little to choose between the
BOYS.
Kid Mexico and Tiger Flowers
will put on their usual exhibition in
the opener. Anything is likely 10
Happen when these two arc turned
loose. There will be no science pres
ent, but there will be plenty of hard,
heavy battling while the affair
lasts
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
TR0JANS AND
BEARS FACING
TOUGH GAMES
BY VINCENT MAHONEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10. UP
Though Pacific Coast football honor'
win not he won tomorrow, there i:
likelihood that two major team,
will see their chances 90 glimmer
ing.
At berkeley. the California Bears
who took a loo lacing last week at
The hands Of the Washington state
Cougars, face the Galloping Gaels O
81. Mary's.
The Irishmen being non-confer-
onee, the outcome viii not technical
lv affect California 5 rating among
the coasts so-called "big ten, but
another defeat for California would
undoubtedly initiate against the
Bears chances to set the bid to rep-
resent the west at the Tournament
of Roses game, even should they
manage 10 battle to tie for con
terence leadership.
"Slip' Madigan's team Is pointed
for California, while the Bears must
play with an eye TO the big game
with Stanford The Irish bring
what has been called the hardest
charging line in the west. half
dozen fast, experienced backfie!d
men, led by the versatile Fred Stem
nett and an enormous will to win.
Close observers feel that Califor-
ria has been brought along too slow
" to stem the powerful and versatile
Gael attack. 1t is expected upwards
Of 10000 Will see the game.
At Pullman, Washington, Babe
Hollingsberrv's s surprise package,
the great team that ran through
Authenticated mountainous
barrier in the laundering herd from
Southern California.
Should Hollingsberry's bunch
emerge TO the good. il is hard "a
see how they can be headed as lead !
ing conference eontenders. Taking
on the Herd after last weeks hard !
game at Berkeley IS regarded, how. !
ever. as quite an assignment.
The Troians must stop Ellingsen !
n back who can do everything and !
who completed IS out of Is passes |
against California for total gain |
Of 172 yards. On the other hand |
the Cougars will meet a typical |
Jones line. with three wonder backs |
behind it in the person of Duffield |
Musick and Mohler.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
Managers Adopt
Ball Schedule

Schedules for the Imperial Yuma
valley baseball league were complet'
cd for the first two weeks OF play
at meeting of team managers at
the chamber of commerce last night.
Managers decided that games Will
begin promptly at o'clock.
On October 10 the schedule is as
follows:
La Nacional Grocery vs.. Imperial,
at Brawlcy.
Valley Steam Laundry US. SUI
prcmcs, at Fl Centre.
Calexico VS.. Fat Boy, at CalcXico.
Calipatria VS.. Yuma, at Calipatria.
PLAY on October 20 will be as fol-
lows:
Supreme vs. Calipatria, ut Braw'
ley.
Fat Boy VS.. La Nacional, at Ell
Centro.
Yuma VS.. Valley Steam, at Yuma.
Imperial vs.. CalcYico, at Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
Sheiks Lose In
Close Contest

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. n. U.P-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
Here And There
In Sport World

NEW YORK. Oct. 10. UP
Jackie lKidl Berg English fighter.
ruled q slight favcritc TODAY 70 de-
feat Billy PetroI!c. the Fargo Tx
press. " in their 10 round bout a.
Madison square Garden tonight.
CHICAGO. Ort. 10. UP)-Otto
Won Porst. Norw, gian olugger, VIII
open lis comeback campaign tonight
in an S-rouud bout with Angus SnE-
der. Dodge City. kans., heavyweight
AZ Chicago Stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10

Leading Hollywood s stride was
momcntarily halted today, follow
ing tough game in the Pacific
coast league yesterday in which
Sacramento defeated the Sheihs af-
ter Is strenuous innings.
The Sheiks made two runs IN the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10

Oakland, l2-2. and Portland bunch
ed hits in the fifth inning to ac-
count for seven runs and Il 9-3 win
over the Missions.
Wet grounds postponed the Seat
tie game at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
By Laufer

first part Of that inning to set the
score at ~. The Senators, however
staged courageous rally and crash
ed through with three runs in the
last half to win the game, -
Pounding out 10 hits San Fran
ciscn senred an casv victory over
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10

November I, Fresno will vote on
p water bond issue Of $500, 600 !;
hall of records, 100000 and $3.50,
coo for a hospital ward.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
HURRIES TO GREET STORK

WOOD, Oct. 1O.lU.H-
Henry King, motion picture direc-
tor, yelled "cut' on the final scene
of win Rogers new film and dashed
for Good Samaritan hospital here
just in time to welcome his fourth
daughter. The ninc-pound girl and
her mother were reported fine to-
l1x~
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES. Oct 10. tU,P)--
Newsboy Brown, veteran Los An,
gelcs flyweight, w@s signed t"day
FOR a championship tight next month
with the winner Of the frankie
Genaro-Midget Wolgast battle IN
New York on October l..
Brown was promised chance al
the title by Madison Square Garden
officials. who hold options on all
three fighters. The Newsboy mas
defeated both Genaro and the cham.
Iion. the latter when he made his
Pacific Coast appearance several
weeks ago.
PASADENA. Oct. 10. U.H-Judy
/uniga bantamwcight, decislonc1
johnny Godinas in lO-round main
event here last night after scoring
q number OF knockd0wns. Vic Nc
Neil scored twc-round knockout
over Sailor Hamilton in the semi
windup, and Ad Cadera fought a
draw with Johnny Martinez in the
special.
PASADENA. oct. 10 U,P)-The
Occidental Tigers and Whittier :
Poets. TWO evenly matched teams Of
the Southern California conference.
viii meet in league game tonight
Il Rose Bowl
Although i'll the early part Of the
week. Dick Glover is expected u
appear Oh the Tiger lineup as chief
ball carrier, with Mcb Schroeder oc.
cunying another backfield berth.
MiffHn and Mashburn will DO the
important packing for the Poets.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 10. U.R-
johnny Lamar, Mcxican lightweight,
and Bobby LaSallc. The Long Beach
bad Bow" viii perform in 10.
round feature bout at the Legion
Stadium here tonight.
On his past record and the calibrc
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-10
Flickers From
GridirOn Camps

Los ANGELES, Oct. 10. WP)-
Maurv Goodstcin, . dark horse can
Gidate for center. will start for L.
c. L. \. in the game with Pomona 3
Sagehens at the Coliseum SATURDAY,.
Coach Bill Spaulding picked the
varsity today after sending his
charges through a gruelling dummy
practice. Captain Eddie Solomon At
quarter, Buddy Forster and Ruban
Thoe at halves and Norman Duncan
at full comprise the backfield.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10. (U.P)--
Coach Tom Lieb'5 Loyola Lion va,-
sitv was overhauled today for the
night game with Fresno State at
Wriglcv Field Saturday. karagozi-
an replaced McEachan at end and
Euge replaced Reid at half in an
effort to speed up the lion passing
attack. Licb relies on speed AMI
shiftiness TO carry his light team to
victory.
LOS ANGELES. Oct. 10. UP)-
Many changes in the Trojan frosh
lineup were ordered today by Coach
aubrey Devine for the Chaffcy Ju-
Nor College game at Ontario sat
urday. The Trobabes were held to
a scorelcss tie last week by Comp
ton Junior College and Devine be-
licves the responsibility lies mainly
with the line. Aaron Rosenberg.
star tackle. was shifted to running
guard to bolster the middle defense.
Evening star., 1930-06-16
DEWITT LOSES MOST
OF BEST ATHLETES

Dewitt School has a dark athletic out
look. Just three dependables are sched-
uled to return to school in the Fall
Charlie Rose, foot ball player; Bits
Schriver, who holds forth on the grid
team and the base ball nine and also Is
a trackster, and Richard Willis, clever
tennis player
Captains of the foot ball, basket ball,
track and base ball teams of the past
academic year are among those to be
lost. They are Francis Knott, foot
ball; Francis Bernard, basket ball; Mil
ton Abramson, track, and Bernard Bra
love, base ball. All except Bralove also
were dependables in other sports.
In addition, such cracks as Tom
Keefe, best known for his sensational
work as halfback on the foot ball team,
but who also plays basket ball and was
on the track squad, and Paul Tangora,
stellar foot ball, basket ball and track
ster, will be missing.
According to j. Leighton (Count)
Cornwell, genial impresario Of the
school, the institution has never suf-
fered such heavy loss Of athletic ma
terial
1t appears that Jim Mcnamara, foot
ball coach, will have mighty job to
develop an eleven that can stand up
under the heavy schedule which has
been arranged for next Fall, or that can
compare to the formidable combination
which carried the schools colors on the
gridiron last Autumn.
Evening star., 1930-06-16
M0ORHEAD, WALKER
PLAY RYAN OMWAKE

Three quarter-fnal singles consola-
ton matches and doubles semi-anal,
in which Phoebe Moorhead and Frances
Walker were to meet Mary Ryan and
Louise Omwake, were scheduled today
in the Women's District Tennis League
championship tournament.
Josephine Dunham, who recently
gained the singles title in the City of
Washington tournament, will meet
Ruth Martinez in the final Of the league
event as the result OF matches yester-
day, when Miss Dunham defeated
Frances Walker, 6-3, "a, and Mrs.
Ruth Martinez surprised by vanquish-
ing Phoebe Moorhead, defending
champion and seeded No. /. rs, 81.
Dorothy Kingsbury and Cecyle Raver
gained the Anal round in the doubles
when they downed Edith McKelvey and
Bette Whitfield, 81, 6-1.
Today's schedule:
:, Singles conSolations-3 p;m.-Mary X.
Burke vs.. Mrs. Miller. Marian King VS..
Goldie, Crist, Betty Cohran vs. Florence
-, PQu6ies-S PM. semi-hnal, Moorhead-
Yesterdays summarizes:
semi-finslsz-Josephine. Dunham defeated
defeated Phoebe Moorhesd, 7-5, 81.
Consultations.
Singles, quarter r-tlnals-Marian King de-
teated Clara Alderton by default; Florence
Seward defeated Mrs, Mont by default;
Edith McKelvey defeated Katherine Berrail,
Second round-Roxas-Detwile defeated
Plnette-Redd, 81. 10 (defaulted).
Quarter r-fnals-Walker- -Moorhead defeated
Dunham-De SouZa, 81, 6-3; Ryan-Onn-
wake defeated Miller-Morris, rs, "a;
default. "
Ssmi-hnals - Kingsbury-Raver defeated
6-l, 6-i.