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New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
SOUTH CHURCH TO PLAY
 HAZARDYILLE TONIGHT
Seeks 18th County "N' League Wal -lntcrmcdiates 10 Meet Wap-
 ping in Preliminary Encounter

llaZardNille will furnish the oppG- sition in the pcnultimato senior County "" league game of tn, New Britain South church baskc.- ball team and will make its appcr- ancc at the local Y. M. C. A. tonight, when the local quintet hopes to can- tCrc its 12th league victory and move q step nearer its fourth cor Sccutivc title. Early in the season. with T new lineup and with Captain Fell handicapped by q bad hand, the church team went out into .h Milds of Hazardville and inflicted fl severe defeat upon it's entry. It ey. poets to repeat this performance O. night and to hold he lead which i. now has in the race
 HazardvIlle, however. h3. strengthened for it's final game and came within an acc of upscttinc Southington on Saturday night, New Britain will therefore De ready for all eventualities and will usc the strongest lineup it can mus | ter.
 There will Dc q preliminary game Tn which the South Church Intar- mediates will seek their second win or the year over the Mapping | Pioneers in the intermediate leagua 1 his game is expected to be q clos, l one. It will start at 7:3O oclo et, The standing in the intermediate i circuit, as checked by League Man ascr Rev. Vernon L. Phillips of 1 kcnsington, is as follows;
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
By WALTER BROWN
CAP Feature Service Writer)

CAP Feature Service Writer)
 Chicago, March P)-When Zach Ford, Northwestern sophomore, toel the mark for his first big sprint test, he found crouching beside him the worlds record holder in the 10J yard dash.
 That didn't both Zach, though. and he up and ran away from George Simpson of Ohio State in I 4O-yard dash event.
 The scene was q QuadranGular meet between Northwestern, Ohio State, Wisconsin and Chicago.
 Not only once but twice did the lanky rookie break the tape ahea of Simpson, once in the heat and m the final; time 4.6 seconds There also was the veteran Root of Chi. cago, no mean sprintcr, behind Ford.
 Ford didn't have q prep rcputa. tion when he came to Northwest crn from Loyola Academy il. Chi. cago. He won the intcr-class 50- yard dash in his freshman year.
 Frank Hill, the coach, brought him along this winter. And Hill expects good returns from his time investment.
 Ford is a tall, long legged lad with a running style much like Simpsons.
 His test as {, western conference threat will come at the Big Ten indoor meet at Minneapolis on March 7-S. There Ford will meet Simpson, Root and the hashy negro Eddie Tolan of Michigan, in the GO-yard dash.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
KEEPS AFTER PITCHERS
Manager Walter Johnson of Wash ington Senators Has Hurlers Get ting Batting Practice:

Biloxi, Miss, March P>-While Manager Walter Johnson of the Washington club has TO wild hopes or making demon .hitters out of nis pitchers, he believes a little practice will do no harm. Hence tho f,l1 the Nationals mound men arc hdT- ing at the plate this week.
 Johnson wants his pitchers to be able to take care of themselves oal oi the box, and is stressing the are of laying down sacrifices, as well as that of finding the ball with a goo1 stiff swing.
 The hurlers gradually are being sreeded up, also, in their reguha. occupation, and nearly all are no- showing freer form of delivery Dire punishment has been threaten. cd any who develop sore arms Trainer Mike Martin having guar. anteed that nothing of the sort Will result if instructions are followed.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
TO SPLIT ATHLETICS
Connie Mack Plans to Divide His Squad Into Two Equal Parts Pre- pairing for Practices.

Fort Myers. Fla, March 5.--tP)- With only two regulars missing from the ensemble, Connie Mack will split the Athletics squad into equal parts tomorrow and begin internal war fare in earnest.
 Al Simmons and Max Bishop, who have been slowly rounding into shape, have been granted permission to take q few more nose dives in the baths at Hot Springs and will not report for several days.
 Most of Mack's pitchers, including the big three, Grove, Earnshaw and Walberg. are ready 10 go to work, and the secondary crew and a flock of rockies are anxious to cut loose in q regular game.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
Hitters Are Advanced
 Farther Than Pitchers

Clearwater, Fla, March (Pl-As is usually the case at this time of the year Brooklyn's hittcrs are much farther advanced in the spring training grind than the pitchers.
 If any proof were needed. the boys furnished it yesterday in q practice game, Thirty-four safe hits were registered as the irrceulars beat the regulars. 12-9, in nine in nincs DaZzy Vance was cloutod for SIN hits. three Of them hone runs. and two doubles. Luther Roy 'urn"d ill the best pitching per form"n-" with 1hrcc shutout innings for the irrcsulars.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
ROOkIES ON FIRST TEAM

Two rockies have edged their way into the tentative first team lineup prepared by Manager Bob Shawkcy Of the New York Yankees,
 ShaWkcS put the. boys through q defensive drill yesterday and lined them rp the way he hopes to for the regular soason Ben Chapman at third and Allen oDusty) Cooke in left fold were the two rockies who joined such regulars as Gchrie. Lag zcrl, kocnig, Ruth and Combs,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press,
 New York-Tony Canzoneri, New York, stopped Solly Ritz, Brookly.,. CD.
 20 polis-Tony Herrera, Chi caso, outpointcd Jimmy Reed, Erie, Pa, G0).
 Hot Springs, Ark.-Roger Ser nard, Detroit, knocked out Al De Rose, Pittsburgh, (S).
 Jacksonville, Fla.-Young Manuel Quintero, Tampa, Fla, outpoint31 Harry Wallace, Brooklyn, G0).
 Hudson, Wis,-Mikc Mandcll. S. Paul knocked out Pug Tirpo, Mason City, la, @.
 Los An-clcs-Eidel LaBarba, L )s Angeles. outpointcd Santiago Sorill:, Panama, GG).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

Tho battle between the St. Mark S Episcopal and Center Congregational teams for the leadership of the sec ond division was expected to be close one, but the Center church players were far below form and the Episcopalians, although they. too were below par, had no difficulty in winning the game. Willie Westcr- man opened the game with a neat shot into his own basket and two fouls by Dickinson gave the losers 8. 40 lead, but Larson and Remillet tied things before the period was over and the St. Marks held an H. $ lead at half time.
 The losers crept close on E,lys basket as the second half started but then Larson and Petit began to break away and the Center church cause vast lost. These two players featured for the winners, Larson s shooting providing tho punch and the floor work and passing of the Giminutive Petit being responsible for several successful attacks. Dick inson topped the losers.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
PLAN HOCKEY TOUR
Montreal Canadiens and New York Americans said to be Contcmplat- ing Visit to England.

Montreal March 5.-(P)-lt is re- ported here that professional hockey invasion of England this spring is being planned by the Mon- treal Canadiens and New Yo:k Americans of the National IIocb ey league. The tour, if arranged will take place after the close Of She league season.
 According to cabled news, H. A. Green, English promoter, has assur- cd the arrangements of the teams that England is eager to see profess sional hockey and that good gates arc assured for all games. Contests will take place in London, Manches- ter, Glasgow and Edinburgh if the plan is carried out.
 The report also says that negotia- tions are under way for the forma- ton of a permanent London and Provincial league next year, for which Canadian players may be i'm ported
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
Play Final Football
 Game at Polo Grounds

New York, March Rl-Thc na- llonal challenge cup competitions committee of the United States Foot ball association announced that the eastern division final between Fall River, Mass, and Bethlehem Steel of Bethlehem. Pa. will he played at tho Polo Grounds here March 16.
 Tho survivor wilt be matched against the western division cham pions in q series to begin at the Polo Grounds March 30.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
TRADERS DEFEAT
 WILL|MANT|C FIVE
PrZybysz and EiSsri6 Star for
 Hardware City Team

The New Britain State Trade school quintet trounced the Willi- mantle Trade five in Willimantic yesterday by a score of 35-S.
 The first half showed New Brit aims superiority in both floor work and scoring. Truman started off by scoring the only two baskets of the first quarter. In the second quar- ter Retano repeated Truhan's per formance and after a flashy bit of pass work Keeley succeeded in cag- ing one. Tubbs of the Willimantic aggregation scored one basket and
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

was closely followed by Robarges s foul shot. making the score 12-3 at the end of the first half.
 In the second half the New Brit ain seconds were substituted for the regulars. Przybysz did well in run ming up the score and with the help of Rowinski and Eissrig the score was steadily increased to 19-4 with New Britain on the long end as the third period ended.
 In the fourth quarter the Hard ware City team nearly doubled the score. Hall and Sanderson starred for the losers, while Przybysz and EissriG were tic for high score hon ors for the winners. The summary:
 New Britain Traders
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
MillinlantiC Traders
JOINS PIRATE SQUAD

Taso Roblcs, Cal. March , P)- Another Pacific coast league player Vice President Sam Drcyfuss an nounced today he had signed Roy Frazier, Oakland outfielder. Anxious to get away from Oakland, the out fielder purchased his own release.
 Practice game start Friday, Man ager Jewel Ems announced today.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
League Standing

A pair of freak scores featured the play in the Junior Church Basket ball league games at the Y. NJ. C. A., Russell of the tail-end First Bap- lists receiving credit for a foul goal on a shot that was far wide of the mark and Westerman of the St. Marks Episcopal quintet dropping a pretty shot into the wrong basket These unusual players furnished al most the only thrills in two one- sided games, for the Trinity Metho- dists set new league scoring record when they smashed the Baptists by 6o-S and the St. Marks quintet won 23-13 decision from the Center Congregational team despite Westcr- mans generosity.
 Methodists Make 60 Points '.
 The Baptists started out as if they were going to give tho Methodists a genuine and unwelcome surprise, but their early brilliance was soon lost and the team had to accept the worst beating ever meted out to a team in the league. Several minutes of fruitless play were ended when Hugh Miller popped field goal, and tho same player followed with a free toss, but this 80 lead melted sud denly under a Methodist assault led by Coe late in the period and the count was S-3 when the quarter end. ed. The Methodists continued their work in the second session, limiting the losers to scores from the foul line, and increased the score to 22-6
 The second half was nothing more than a glorified massacre. Luther Carle had a big third period and Ice his team further out into the lead while keelcy. after having beer held well in leash by DrummonC early in the game, broke away iron Steele and score baskets within { few seconds of each other near the end.
 Not once did the Baptists ever come close to scoring all through tlNs second half until suddenly Rus. sells startling shot shocked players and crowd. Russell took a pas; rear the sidelines about half- way up the floor and let go a wild fliI which would have passed well un- der the basket and running track It was so low, in fact. that as il passed the foul line it was not ever above the players heads. But Cot made a quick effort to catch it il flight and failed. dcflecting it almos squarely upward. The ball describ cd a perfect arc and fell cleanll through the hoop without touching the rim. It was several seconds be. fore play could be resumed.
 Howard keeley led the Methods attack with 22 points, scored most. ly late in the game, while Carle with Is points, had by far his bes night of the season and Pinkertor collected five field goals for a goot evenings work. The Baptist caus, was hopeless after the first few min utes and became even more so wher Miller and Carlson, the teams bes players, were lost on fouls. Drum mond did a good defensive job witt Keeley. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

Referee, Aronson; timer, l.. Meot- Ii; scorer, F. Wheeler.
 Final Games Next Week
 The league will close next Tues day night, when the First Baptists and First Lutherans will meet each other and the Trinity Methodists will attempt to stop the champion ship South Congregational five.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

ChamplOnShlp hOnOrS Tn the American Roller Hockey league went to the Albany Lawmakers last night when they defeated the New Britain Partners for the fourth con- secutive time in the title playoIf series. The final count last night was to 6 but the game was un- decided until the last Is seconds Then, with Albany leading to and the entire New Britain team with the exception of Bill Jette down at the Albany cage pounding away at Pete Welch's shin pads, Ferdie Harkins poked the ball into the New Britain cage clinching the game for the visitors.
 For the first time in the series, tho New Britain team demonstrated pretty team work. Had the series just been opening last night, the To- cal team might have come through with q victory and the tide in the series might have been turned the other way. As it was, the strain on the Panthers of facing elimination, was too great and the Lawmakers were able to take the verdict.
 The Panthers battled nobly to stay in the running last night. The players teamed up nicely on the floor displaying pretty passwork and strong defensive play. Duggan and Williams gave a pretty eXhibi- tion of passing that countered ev- erything that has been said in criti- cism of their individual play in the first three games. Dick Donnelly kept up his sensational play at cen ter while Dufresnc put up a great battle at halfback. Jette had many nice stops in the goal.
 The Albany team displayed the same great speed and teamwork that has characterized the team in the first three games of tho series. No matter how fast the pace became, the Lawmakers were there at all times battling to take the fourth straight game. Davies and Pere- grin, backed up by the inimitable Ferdie Harkins, were veritable whilrwinds first on the offense and then on the defense, playing great polo all through the game. Morri- son was, as usual, a bulwark on the defense while Pete Welch did great work in the goal.
 Dufrcsnc opened the scoring with pretty drive for a goal in the first period. Davies tied the count but Williams put New Britain in the lead two to one before the period was over. Morrison and Davies caged goals for Albany in the sec ond period while Williams got one for the home team leaving tho count dcadlocked at half time at 3-all.
 The third period saw Albany get the edge that was to finally win the game. Davies first got q goal and then Pcresrin took d ball that Davies had put in only to have it come out, and sent it back securely within the nets.
 New Britain battled gamcly in the final session but Albany tied the To- cal team in the number of goals scored. Each scored three times, Harkins' goal 15 seconds before the end, settling the issue without any doubt.
 The game ended the series and the roller hockey season.
 The summary:
 New Britain tIh,,v
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
ALBANY LAWMAKERS WIN
 ROLLER HOCKEY PENNANT
Take Fourth Straight Game in Playoff Series From New Britain Partners by 8 to Score-Final Con- test Is Bitterly Fought Battle = Hardware City Team Displays Beautiful Teamwork - Harkns
 Goal in Last 15 Seconds Clinches Decision-Detals

First Period Goals Scored by Gagged by Time 1 New Britain Dufresne 4:15 ? Albany Davies 2:27 3 New Britain Williams :27
 Assist by Duggan)
 Second Period 4 Albany Morrison 5:52 New Britain Williams 6:1s 6 Albany Davies :53
 Third Period 7 Albany Davies 7:54 s Albany Peregrin 1907
 Fourth Period g Albany Harkins 7:45 10 New Britain Duggan 1:e5
 Assist by Donnelly) Il New Britain Duggan $40 F Albany Davies 2:16
 Assist by Harkins) 13 New Britain Williams :01 If Albany Harkins s2:3s
 Assist by Davies) Rushcs-Duggan s, Williams 1, Peregrin 6.
 Stops-Jette 4S, Welch A. Fouls-Donnelly, Dufresne, Pere- grin.
 Rcfcree-Hart.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

Mapping. one Of the two t,atl.s ccntcstInS the locals claims for tn, Sfnior Champlonship, also has yn important game tonight, for it w,,. meet the strong Southin2tom "Y" team in the biz sym of the Hartford Y. M. C. A.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

? to January l. 1929, visitors to the number ot S.G07.SN5 had as- cendcd 10 the top Of Washington monument, Washington. D. C,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
CHAMPIONSHIP WITH NEW BRITAIN
STARTLING SHOTS FEATURE
 JUNIOR CHURCH CONTESTS

Russels Wild Shot Caroms Off Goes Hands for Perfect Goal - Westerman Shoots Into Wrong Basket - Methodists Slaughter Baptists by 6O-S-St Marks Team CIinches Fourth Place by Win Over Center Church Combination.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
AMATEUR SERIES EVENED IN GAME
Blues Defeat Nutmegs After
 Hectic Overtime Session

With a changed lineup that put
 Lawlor at halfback and George Bay CT in the goal, the New Britain Blues last night evened up the series with the Nutmegs, amateur roller hockey quintet, in the preliminary game played at the Stanley Arena. The game was the blue banner one of the amateur battles staged during the roller hockey season with d verdict being reached only after an over- time period had been played. The Blues took the verdict in the over time session with the final score be- ing to 3.
 Bayer in the goal for the Blues, was the outstanding star of the game. He had so stops and his spec tacular work in the cage was the real reason for the victory scored by his mates. Lawlor, playing at half back. made things doubly interest ing by his rough playing and his work in breaking up Nutmeg sallics towards his goal.
 Dick Hyland did all the scoring for the winners. He scored the three goals in the regulation time and then drove in the final goal that won the game.
 It was the hardest amateur battle seen here in some years. Both teams were on an edge and they battled fiercely for the four regulation per fiods without either quintet showing any superiority over the other. Her bic Sautter, in the goal for the Nut megs. exceeded his ordinary marks in the game with 52 stops. while the total amassed by his opposing goalie shows what a pounding his pads took at the hands of the Nutmegs.
 The first period was scoreless with neither team being able to penetrate the defenses of the other. Hyland broke the ice with a goal in the sec ond period but this was the only one of the session.
 The Nutmegs hit their stride in the third period when Jack lfusari and Jimmy Clinton each got goal to put their team in the lead. Then the battle broke.
 Hyland tied the score shortly after the final period opened. The Nutmegs regained their lead q min ute later when Peter Fusari caromed one in from the side or the rink Two minutes later, Hyland got another, tying the count at sal. The bell sounded before either team could break the deadlock.
 In the overtime session, both teams went at each other like wild animals. Finally out of a scrim-
 mage near the center of the floor. i Hyland drove the ball. It just got away from Sautter for the deciding goal of the game The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

New Britain and Bridgeport will clash at the local Y. NJ. C. A. on Sat urday night to decide the champion ship of the State DeMolay league, and a large crowd is expected to be on hand to watch the Nathan Hale chapter entry seek to preserve its lead and win the title by keeping it's slate clean. The New Britain team defeated Bridgeport on the latter S i floor some weeks ago, but the Park City five is out for revenge and has
 won all other league games in its
 drive to stay in the race with the locals A New Britain win will bring the championship here. while q vic tory for Bridgeport will create q tie and cause a play-off.
 The local team has been practlc- ing diligently for this game. know ing that a win will not only mean the championship but will also give
 Washington chapter team in New
 York city on March 22 in a game | which will give the winner a firm
 claim on the De Molay eastern championship.
 Wally Berglund, who has been in the south. will be back for the New York game. but not for tho one this
 week, and Stohl or Anderson is eX-
 pected to fill his shoes, Knowles will
 return to the lineup this week after
 q lay off caused by his participation
 in the De Molay play. The rest of the | lineup will be as usual.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
First BaptistS
St. Marks Clinchcs Fourth

Referee. AronsoD; timer. L. Moot. | l. NN'hnElot.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
M0LAY TITLE AT
 STAKE SATURDAY
New Britain and Bridgeport to Clash in Deciding Game

New Britain. Bridgeport.
 Right Forward Mercy .-...,...'.. Nlllluo Left Forward HeWctt ..... .............. IranaIll Center Swanson Tabach Right Guard Erickson ............ AnGelopaluS
 Left Guard New Britain substitutes - Ander-
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

New Britain substitutes - -Ander
 son, Brown, Carroll, Knowles, John son.
Nogales international., 1930-09-26
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that w. R. Hicks will at 1000 o.
clock A. NJ, on Tuesday, September
80, 1880, sell to tine highest bidder
at public auction Cor cash at the
Autoaide Garage at 404 Grand Ave-
nue. in the City Of Nogales, Santa
Cruz County, Arizona, one Chevro-
let. Coupe, automobile, Model 1927,
Engine No. 3431O13, in satisfaction
and foreclosure of the lien of said
w. R. Hicks upon said automobile
for six CO. months storage amount
ing to Thirty ($30.00 Dollars. The
owner of said automobile is; not in,
Santa Cruz County,, Arizona, but
has removed from said county; said,
charges have accrued for more than
twenty GOD days prior hereto and
the amount Of said charges have
BEEN agreed upon by the owner and
said. W.. r. Hicks
Dated September %, 1880.
w. r. HICKS
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