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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
By NEA SERVICE

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 24-Wil-
liam LaTrasse, known to an earlier
generation as one of the most dar-
ing and dangerous train robbers
and outlaws OF the west. and known
to this one simply as a convict III
the Kansas state prison, wants his
freedom agaia-convinced after So
years Of experience that crime
doesn't pay.
LaTrasse is now close to SO ears
old. Sine he was IA he has been
fighting the law-and. usually.
losing. Now. declaring that he is
through with trying TO beat the
law and insisting that his one am
bition Is TO take up the trade Of
repairing shoes, which ne learned
IN prison. he has asked for a parole.
The state parole board will hear
his plea Oct. IL.
Most Of the officials who worked
to catch and imprison LaTrasse
in the old days have by now either
died or retired from office. Public
sentiment Is not as strong against
him now as Ii used to be. Officials
OF Kansas City. Kan, where his
most daring exploits were per-
petrated. have not decided whether
to oppose his application for free
dom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
CLUB LUNCHEON
SATURDAY

The Study club will open the
year with 2 luncheon at one clock
at the Women's Building. on Sat
urday. The first regular meeting
viii occur on October 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
Career Began at ii

LaTrasse grew up back Of the
yards in Kansas City. Kan, a young
rowdy whose only playground was
me street. AT l. he rot into his
first serious trouble. smuggling a
man in a street brawl and injuring
him 50 badly that he later died.
The boy fled TO Texas.
Then. before the year was out
LaTrasse was arrested while trying
to stage a highway robbery in. st.
Joseph, Mo. St. Joseph authorities
sent him back here, and Ne was
sentenced to the penitentiary for
10 years.
After he had served seven years
Of his term. LaTrasse was released
He came back to Kansas City and
INDUCED in a series Of holdups and
store robberies. Efforts TO catcl.
him were futile. however.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
Turns Train Robber

Then, on Christmas eve In 1910
LaTrasse tied q black handkerchief
over his face. took a revolver in
his hand and climbed on the rear
platform OF a Missouri Pacific
passenger train that was just enter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

I'VE with some Of his exploits. Be
antiary wall and the gate through
under a coal ar.
trainman tried TO interfere and
got a bullet In the shoulder. La
Trasse then opened a vestibule door
and jumped off when the train
slowed dom at a crossing.
Despite his mask. however. he
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24
REGULAR MEET
HELD

The Women's Chamber of Com.
merce meet for their regular
monthly meeting. Wednesday noon
at a one o'clock luncheon, at TIT
Wonen's Building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

FIooD1IeHrs blazing
downcna riumPhantfgure "a mighty
armraisedhigh. while out Of the dark
a steady roa acclaims the champion
who proves himself champion still.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-24

ing the outlying yards in Kansas
City en- route for Omaha.
He methodically went through
the cars. barking Hands lip. ev-
erybody!" and collecting the n oney
and valuables OF the passengers. "A
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
DE MOLAY QUINTET HUMbLES MILFORD
Captures Ninth Game Of Season
 by Lop-Side1 Score

Milford proved TO match for the curushiug New Britain DcMolay team last night and the locals came back from the scashorc with an cay 35-J victory in the state league 10 their credit. It was their ninth successive win ot the season and brought them another step nearer what nov seems like q certain title.
 The first half was about 15 one sided as q game could be. for Moroy and Swanson were in form and pass cd the ball through and around the home team in q style that brought ouc easy shot after another. and Milford went @corclcSs from the floor durin" the entire half. l.. smith managed 10 cage q free shot for the loHerG and it was 25-l at in tcrnission. Local substitutes were 1 sent in during the closing periods 1 bat Milford WAS still unable 10 make nu"h Of showing.
 1 This victory is the locals llth T ! q row. az they captured their ina two games last season and hay" not been defeated this winter. On Mon. day night they will meet the Hart ford DcMolay al inc Nathan Hal' Junior High school. The summary
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
FRANK HUNTER ON WAY
 TO ANOTHER NET TITLE
Tour Leading Tennis Slcr~ Are Left in National Indoor Tennis
 Championships.

Nsw IorE. Ipb. : R,-If Frank Hunter ,s to l." stopped in his hiI for tl.o national indoor tennis cham- uonehip the stopping Nitl have 10 J," done by either pcrriuo Eocka- lrllow. iorlucr Colgate athlete; Gil- ber Hall oret"hiln Canadian indoor champion; or Julius ScliGSou, cX- Iutercollcsi sialc champion.
 Thoec four rcposed today in the -.mi-Gna round or the title tour uamnnt at tnc Srfpmh Regiment armorH, Hunter meets EocEafoIloW Hhil" Han clashes with Srligaou.
 Although EochafelloW played rX- cclleut tennis in eliminating" Her bert Bowman yesterday, G-i, G-&, Hunter anticipated an casjor road 10 Ule final than lid Hall. Saligson mo"ed down the rodoutabl" Des Moucs, Iowa. player, Harris Cog gashalI, yesterday in two quick sets whIlo Hlll Was forced 10 9-lt, 13- II. G-o, by EI Jenkins oC New York. Hunter polished off Eugene McCalIiI. New York, G+%. H-6.
 Four strong teams reached the somi-Hnals in doubles and. they met today as follows:
 Walter SvaybuI and Stanley I1artr. Nru York. te- EocEafolloN and Merritt CU'l'r, Nov York.
 Hall and Kcnncth Appel SoutI I,uity,. x ,c ru,t.sp,IuU and lIchard Murphy, uuca. x. y.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
CARNERA SCORES
 QUICK KNOCKOUT
Finishes Cowboy Billy Owens in
 Second Round OI Bout

New York. Feb : P'-Tuorc are no figures 10 prove it. but tn" su2- picior grows that Primo Camera Venetian carpenter. will be the highest paid athlete in the United States within almost aS short tim" as it takes to fell il.
 The giant Italian heavyweight knocked out Cowboy Billy owens, Cherokee Indian from Guthrie, Okla, in exactly three minutes and 35 seconds Of fighting at Newark last nignt and boosted his total earnings in America to somewhere between $40,00O and s45,O00, Camera has made three ring ap- pcarHnccs since he came 10 this | country and knocked out three men i in total ring time of five minutes, i - seconds. That makes his earn i iugs arcrag" approximately sS 0nD ] for every minute he spent in the i ring. If IL" can finish off his next ! few opponents in as short orGrr smI possibly at slightly larger purses, . Cameras average will increase by I leaps and bounds.
 | owens made q better showing than either Of Cameras previous opponents allhouclI that may hav, been because the Italian WAS iu- clinrl 10 clown his way through th, first round. The Italian knocked ont Big Boy Peterson in 1 minute. 1o seconds of fighting in his first match here and X. O.'d Elzcar Eiou> ot tanadH in t1 seconds at Chicago last Friday night. OwrHs lasted : .miuutrs. o1 seconds,
 Flight thousand persons jamm,, lhcr way into inc Newark arlnor, +ud watched Camera abauiou In.
 unjal formula oC getting his mr
 as quickly as possible The auUliur
 Alp moved about the ring will
 great speed. bo>in" with Owens wrestling his mau around in tn,
 cIinchcs when he wasn't blockn;
 scientifically all the punches th'
 Itrd Man aimed nt him. Toward th,
 end of th" round Carncra sent hom
 several hard punches 10 the h"1'
 and body but Owens took then without finchine.
 As the second round opened Primo landed both hands heavily L the Indians head. Owens knee , bmcFlc1 and hc went down on hi shoulders as Il heavy right caugh
 him on the chin. The count of | , found Owens Writuiug on the Hoo
 and Carnora a victor in his thir straight match.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
By LA Y VESSELS sports Editor
Associated Press Feature scrvr

(ts4ociatcd Press Feature SerVlcoD
 Detroit Feb. GPD-Elon "Chirt Ho-sru won - hall games for Mop trcaI in the International ltncuc last ,rar. yet he probably could hay" W on nalr that many aud been a. .urrJ Of n tryont in the majors.
 For inc big Chrrohc" Indian hos a sIrl<cr ball that made him tho talk of tho International lat year and brought the scouts on the run,
 IGo-s,1t southpaw. vas hj@I in innings pitched with 261 imrlcd tn" most complete games, 2N, faced the most hat+mcn. 1l6G. and won fine most games, -.
 The "Chicr" finished sis,h in the final league ratings. based on tn" earned rm averages. He allo" ed { aC4 base hits 9f bases on balls and g7 earned runs for an average oF &.6$.
 Hocscu probably is the best of the several Tiger pitching prospects signed by Bucky Harris. He is 25 years old and has been through enough professional baseball to be nicely seasoned for hard duty in the majors
 The "Chicf' has trayclcd around more tan the average rockies. He quit his classes at Bethany college, , LindSborg, kas.. 10 take the road. He 1 headed for Los Angeles but returned ] 10 n" southwest and played ball at ! Cushing, Okla. He was sold to ! Toronto in the International l9aGue and after one season was sent 10 Fort Worth in the Texas league, 1 That was in 1926.
 Hog.ct had been using his under 1 hand delivery up to this time, but ] Vas persuaded 10 pitch overland and in the change lost control H. : subsequently played at Marshall Texas: Dccatur Illinois and Wheel ing. W. Na.. and durnc this p"rc- "rinatIon changed back 70 hia lu1' derhaud dchNcry with the result tha' h. now has q ..jnhcr bah that l. ,Imty hard 10 hit,
 %hr Tigers new aouthpaw is sl> foo.rr and weighs Ia3 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
SPEED SKATING EVENTS
 TO GET UNDER WAY TODAY
North American and Canadian Championship Competition Starts
 Over Lanes at Ottawa.

Ottawa. l',J, F'-WltI q num- b.r ur stars trom inc United States s-.u.. with tHr Canadian leaders, }.c udJps' North American outdoor .pro1 skating chauplonshjps and tu,- raNouu speed skating cham- por-1Ips of Canada began here to- day. Tb" arr>M of to competitors rum Toronto today WAS expected 10 prIn- rh, Nold for the two events 10 1"s.
 \ r.lm of tj>c from Dc'roit com poses the biggest entry from the United 5"atra. Loretta Nictzel. hold ,r uH .,. Iudl,+ records and Rose NaIrr Brady. wbo defeated Miss >rtzI Saturday 10 win the Michi- gan sltl, championship. win cou- latr m fine ladies events. Ed. W.4-,. Melvin Johnson and Ford ,tutl.I gre the Dctroi,"rs in the m~u-- championships
 Tn. other contestants from tho Iustrd States for the laGi'-' rbam- p.ouaujp4 gre Elizabeth Dubois o' Chicago and Elizabeth lijaiadoll ol ctrt.lauI
 Tn tUo mems events Irving Jal'c' 0. %,# York and Valentine Blalis Of Lake Placid. x. r.. both members o' tn. last United states Olympic ',am. Nl0l join vi.h l.loFd Gnnthor Charles D,lpicr and Charles SmytI oE tu- Nicn@an Skating "s5oaja .0u and th' 'Lrc" peir"''Hra |"
 .o.,r.- mhr'oa in opposing iil' '..a.tl.Hu aiaf-.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
OXFORD MANAGER RESIGNS POSITION
DiSS0DSi0n on Boat Crew Is Re-
 moved by OfIiCiaI Action

Ioa.oH I,H. 7.-lP--Inssonsjon wunh rloa'aHo4 10 hamper ON- lords p.mm d1ie for the anuua. uoar ru.. with rlmuri5-a appareut- Iy Ha. oea .Imuared with th~ lo-i-uafiou of Aaat#9r Graham. president or ru. Oxford boat c!ub. Ul, ncII,ut O, the club. similar 10 the captain Of an American crew. ie u absolute charge Of the cr'W. its training and ligr appointment Of uoaehcz |. Tluua 1gas chosen as Graham's successor.
 The dispto began when tlc coaches, Dr. M1llam, Major Wicgjns and X. * Carton favored Time 10 r,prace Graham at inc No. oar in tno Oxford boat Tn. president in- ~JetoI ou retaining his seat in tjn boat and cited tradition to prove his ri-Et 10 #. Finding Graham lUshak- a!f,. the .Uacuos roe@urd.u B body.
 Graham then r.lr.1 Il meeting of the captuiu7 Of th. coitr=. boats and after discussion "J fb, situation aunouHr.d hi5 r.sj-HaIou. 1iuar brother of tho famous paorI I,Iu" ol 1912, was immediately chosen d.. ms sHr- -.or. T. H1- generally r%- p,r.ed }boI Time would ruppoiui 'ua original coarD,. "tthouah h. has authority tO appoint Il nc" staff.
 Thr o.Cord-Caubyid~. rac" will he ronrd hprl 12 with oxford at- tempting 10 break a string ot stA rouaocuiyr Cambridge victories.
 Members of 'A, cr.@ annually sIar. the president of tjo oxford boat club. a position Of great &ocj1I distinction Io l.ueImd. Ilo has fuI. aamuawI or atl rowing matters at tnr umr.rsjlr %rttIcr roarIc* n"' #ruHn u.~ control over Huu ! toucms+ aro ,dHuy- "uld Elur-' ~h' ar. invited by She prsjInut 'o "a. 1-t Iu tn. lmiuiu2 without ''r. TT" president has lh. r,eu to withdraw 1'ch IuNlllttous a1 any filUc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
' GYM. NOTES

Nay-llewkins doubles hand ball team last night handed the Andnr- aon-CIarc team ' trimming, winning t,ro games and scoring tho most points, putting them in third plac" in the tournament 10 date. Score Mag Hawkins. 2I-lo. 7-2l, 91-10.
 New boxing class starts tonight at s T. u with approAim"t>ly ten en- rollmcnts. Charles D. Orsic will con- iinuo 10 supervise tho instruction.
 Wrcatlinc is growing more and more popular at the "Y' for several new c"ndtd4lce for the club were s~ca in action Iast night. George McIigonis. Russell TorclIo J. Han sen showed they have got the maH- iU-e of good Srapplcrs the way they dug in and tried their skill against the more experienced. The statc championship wrestling meet %lll b. held in New Haven on March l. and all the loral gr%ppiors are training indusiri0ualy several nights q Nccl, for this event. The squad is grow ing larger weekly and it begins 10 look as if inc physical department will have 10 run-off an elimination tournamcnt locally. to determine who shall represent tho association in the different weight classes. Satur- day afternoon kensington and the New Britain "Y" a"itnming teams meet for the second time in the diff farCrt weight cluHscS. .n pOUrds and uudrr lio pounds and under. l2i rounda and under and lgo pounI rlaHa 2ud oyor. Meet starts at , r. ,n. I'nu0~ing local boys will enter Holmes. Davis, Franks. Manning
 Eycra. Maquirc. Ritter. J. Miller. r.
 royle T.. Miller. Iemilloit fowlor Grow Icy. Dichcuson and Terrence.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
HOLD NILLROSE
 GAMES TOMORROW
Tla2E and Field Events VIII
 Draw Close t0 l90lO

Na# York: Fob. fR -Thv tr.t of thu maoor track and field seq sons Iall GD.rn hlg 4pac'aol'# "Iil draw close fy lHlnn fans 10 Hadt- .ua E.nHr. G4rI-a 'omorro" a'2hl tor tha annual 1ljllroau \, X. games.
 Close and exciting rompchtlon na+ bon the rub W Nulroso meets nud 8 gIauce at tie imposing entry list would juIic1- that inc l'@o ro- u-al Will b. nn 's,- pton.
 s3u. Q. fine ,,Wtt}'s nu'st a'h- j.',. com, ,.- .ol rb~ 2 mes Iu- rn.a. jarE f1. e.. Of %o'r, l1au'; .'. L,'.G ct T..#u, nri&'iHu, How f. E.U.. tot. .'r rIio %'a'r -'ar .,s r#utr. lo. Dr rI-s.t.n@ A.'.: I,.n E..or I.,l.l uuN,r-Jy'= rr- .u.w1 Wsa #Hm.rr. Bob King. for- f.. .rs o. .".a.o.d and th" plyrup0" u-r #.r .a ryuor. Ogtu Martin l'..ta.. .a. '|.t t1wis of il' .. A..u- A...; .or.a.r 1ai' poi'
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
TWISTED YL LOSES
 ID SOUTH CHURCH
Local Team Slaves OH Rally,
 Ayen8es Previous Defeat

The. South church basketball Pnin- tel cvcncd it's score with the Wm- 9tcd Y. M C. X. last night when Il uoccd ont th" upstate team by I4-2- in q well player and hard but clean ly fought game II the Boys club last night Tn" visiting five ha1 beaten the locals in Winstcd f"" wtoks ago and came within an acc Of repeating last evening. but Now Britain stood off the final attack Of inc losers and held it's lead in wId last two minutes.
 New Britain started as if fl would mako the game q runaway, for Bell and Jacobi collected five points in the first period while Wmsted went scoreless until the whistle. when Clark made free toss. Then Bell and Parker carried inc locals to an 11-1 lead but here the visitors stopped the rush and began dc tornincd oneusc which brought them right up to 11-1o. JacoDi made t 13-l0 as the half ended.
 The second half saw first one team and then tho other make q basket or two, Parker kept the South church in front during the closing periods with three field goals. while Bell clipped in with one and Ian Nosilus Wlth q pair of fouls, but Finn. O'Rrion and Clark also as saulted the basket and the count was 2&-@0 with minut" and 3 half to 20. New Britain took time Our, Winstcd shook Finn loose for q has- i l1rt on the first tap and tho rest Of ! the game was 2 desperate pile un1"r the Winsted hoop. The locHlS, hoW- ever, Strmmcd the tide tVicc. ard just a2 the whistle ended the game Vita fouIod Parker, enabling inc local guard 10 increase his teams advantage to two points in the final tally.
 ] Parker. playing his best game o' the season. l"d both teams in SCOT ing. although Ecll ran hlm closc second on thc winning team ant Finn on tho losing, Harta played ; hard defensive raur. breaking III many ra's"s. The WinStr1 team rc volvcd about p'Erirn. who played :
 0ue floor gam" but could not cr away as he h1d I'D in Wjr%od. oul, uinc personals yer" rall,d. hl,t Nc'
 Britain ohtain"I its margin hy sink
 ln- four out of sjA chancrH 70 Win
 etcd's two out of Gv,. Tit" sum
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
OLD LINERS BUSY FEB. ,.

February = may. be George Wash ington's birthday and holiday for some. hut 10 the University Of Mary land basketball team il is q day of labor The Old Liners meet Johns Hopkins in Baltimore in the after noon and then return 10 their hom' court 10 meet '. M. | at night
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
Crac's Nor,-cgian Ski
 .InrnroT R"~A"'cs Pro

Omaha %aa. l,a F -=sr. I.H".n. crarE Trr#u-.au a'f ump' who arHs,a 5a iu. f.H,@ 5fa'" frar wout. Hao ..@ rwI J"". r .ejnmal nad ha- n,a H@r'I i f.e Atl.rnau -hr a#ar#Ion GH la.e r. IJujHor l.t.r.a". '..'H''-t s.rr.far} r f.s "".aiI'.- ~u rOuucrI t'", 'n..H
 En-.n ia a nroH.r m tI. Ef" ' aoh.,r o' fH. Hoglds Ir'"r' I"' artiGc.al >aI sltd'a,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By t4e .'ssoci"'od Prc.e.
 Newark, x. J.--Primo Camera, Italy, knocked out Cowboy Billie Owens, Guthrie, Okla, CD; Buck Weaver, Medicine Lodge. Kans stopped Jack Show South Orange, x. J.. GD.
 Hartford. Conn. -Eushy Graham. I'tica. x. Y. knocked out Al Rae kow. lIazolton, Pa, t&).
 Brrlin-IIarry Stein, Germany. defeated Frnnkj" G"naro. New York, foul, C).
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

teams of the South church will go to Mapping tomorrow night 10 play the Y. NJ. (. A. team there in County "Y' league GHulos. The locals will meet al the New Britain "Y' at ( o'clock and will make the trip in automobiles
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
SIGN WITH GIANTS

New York, Feb, NP) Ont fielder George Fisher, purchased from Bufralo. and OutGeldcr Art Noltman. recalled from Bridgeport, have returned Ihoj, signed contracts fo,, l""0 10 the New York Giants.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
PAINTERS AGAIN IN LEAD
 BY BEATING GLENS FALLS

New Britain Roller Hockey Combine Takes Free Scor- ing Game From New York Staers-Nisit0rs Stage Intellectual Rally in Second Half of Contcst-Locas Finish Playing Streak of Six Straight Games Ready for Amsterdam Hurricanes Due Here on Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
FIRST IEITING ON GEIDItDN

When rarn-"i" Tech and Georgia Tech meet on the @ridtron at Pitts nur-h ro>t rall ll will mark the first lt,rtm" in t"o'b"ll Of two Of ih" rountrys leading technical schools
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
~D\ NIN~ HATCH

.IWWuDolIH. I'D. , I7' - VO8
 uurul.rp. worlds hoa1ywo -ht A. rliu= champion. WOE TWO .#i-UI f9lla from John I'rrb12 "i 'tanr.polt4 last ui@tt
 -puu,uhrG" Jnmd I'rai".rr'. .nuld,rs to ,H, mal "ah t>jng 5..'.t.. the 0rt ode l0 ' wluut'. . .,,pud.s wrI 1T" .pronl in B. rIurif,S. 9g a.cpuda.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

In the German rankings, Dr. rrcnn. the national champion. is litcd as the No. Tcuton player. Dr. LanJmann. according 10 latest German rankings. is at No. 1 po- eition behind Otto FroiNhcim and the late Hans Moldenhaucr, re- gently killed in an automobile acci- dent. Dr. Dcssart is ranked No. : and Buse, IfrcnT. kI"ln5chroih hno EuhlnHan in group ju"t bchlnd him.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07

One more great obstacle faces the .uth guc-lcadinG Corbin Screw ..nd Stanley Rule basketball teams in the Industrial league tonight. Last Tuesday, the first games Of q crucial week had pleasant endings for the pace scttcrs who managed 10 defeat top-notrh opponents. But to- night tn, Stanley Rule plays Russ win. which is the thlrd place team, and Corbin Screw plays Iafnirs, the holders of fifth position.
 Stanley Works. which is featured in the second game Of the night, has an opportunity 10 move into third IIaco uc with EussWin if it succeeds in defeating corbin Cabinet while tho E < [. team ia losing to stan Icy Rule.
 Tonight neither Clyde Waters of , Bristol or Dan Ahcrn of MiddlctoNn. : regular referees will be present anu ] ihr league officials. after having rr- l crjrcd Hn almost unanimous Nolc O. l inc six managers, procured inc scrN- ~i-ca of Leonard R. NAon Of this i clty 10 handle the gHUcs. Both l.. (. l.. and the Rule tuana played a torrid game in their first i mcctm" but the Stanley Rule team won. 4 10 l". Thr l;ussWin team i must win tonight 1T it wishes 10 stay in the running for the pcnnant ! After q fine start the Washington str,.t players Spcm jo hc hitting the bumps lately. < victory or dolcat will make a vast difference. A trl- uura viii put the Eu&sWjn team mp within . Ialt "Hmc of th" Rulers and aoout one namc from the Cor Elu Screw u.im in first place.
 Cabinet stanley NGr'>~
 IJrspitr the fact that 'orOin Cab Iu,i Lock has been playing a mUru better brand of basketball in Iii" last few weeks. il does moi seem 70 improy" is standing in the lca2ue. The stanley Works team has boc.l playing an improved basketball game in inc last few weeks and at the rate it is going il can still ett hack into the thick of the race,
 Out for Revenge
 TafDir Fearing vas on the Shorl , end of q 50 to If score at the las1 meeting with Corbn SCrc" men, Al that time the Bearing Makers were without the services of is star for l ward combination Of Belscr ana . Iiaylick. both being on the hosplta
 list Since that combination re
 turned 10 tn" team 'alnirs went n
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 games lest, two were in ovcrtim,
 periods.
 since the Cornin Screw team re
 turned to form tho followers ar joyfully predicting tbat it is on , , nonstop train which will carry i . through to the pcnnanr,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-07
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