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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
EVEN IN SECOND ROUND
England and the United States Co., ing Into Third Racqucts Matches All Square.

New York, Feb 15 (P-EnsIand and the United States today entered the second day of their internation- al racquets series all square
 The first two matches in the scr les yesterday ended in d victory apiece. After the veteran Amcri- can combination of Clarence C. Pell and Stanley Mortimer had beat sn the new national title holders. Lord Aberdarc and Dr. II. W. Lcath- am of England, 15-9. 12-l5, 16-l4. I1-l2, 7thc young British pair Of Duncan Cambridge and T.. W. kemp Wclch conquered Hewitt Nor san and Charles J. Coulter of New York, Ills, l5-7, l5-1, 12-I5, 15-7. In sensational match.
 The same four English players were to play in the singles today The American representatives were 10 be Pell, Mortimer, Morgan and E. NJ. Edwards of Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Ey tho Ass,ciated Press
 Detroit - Mickey Walker. world middlcweight champion. outpointcd Leo Lomski, Aberdeen, Wash, G0).
 New York - MaXic Eosenhioom. New York, outpointcd Acc Hudkins, Nebraska G0).
 Memphis, Tenn. - Primo Carncra, Italy, knomkcd out Big Jim Sigman, South Carolina, CD.
 HolIywood Ctit. Fidol La Rarba, Los Angeles, knocked out Charles Sulliva, Bakersfield Calit (5).
 Philadelphia Carmen Spag- nolia, Philadelphia, outpointcd Syl- van Bass, Baltimore Q0).
 Hot Springs, Ark. - Charley Ar thurs. New York, outpointed James J. Russell, Detroit G0).
 Cedar Rapids Ia -- Joe Rivers, Cedar Rapids. outpointed Mel Gar mon, Wichita, kas., GW,
 san Fanrcisco GoiIa Jones, Akron, Ohio. outpointcd Wesley kctchcl, Salt Lake City. U0).
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
OMMUNICAIED
==

sports Editor.
 To the manager of -'.. Eurfin basketball team-I wanted lo ar- range a scrIcS ot games with lhr Burrns at the beginning ot tu, season so saw Manager Sn4udrt- and suohc to blw. Ir promised to play my Orioles n tHn end oC th present season. | sj,ohr 10 Salu- dcrs today and h. said hr mu-' -u the consent oC the players ou tU' team.
 It seems he is atratl if viu ror- rupl the winning streak of ts" bur- ritts and for that reason hr is ~fatI- ing off. The season is nearly o},r and if lhc Burritts are not afraid of Us, as mentioned above. tho mau- ag,r of the Burritts shouH arrange uate with mo within a day or two. Hoping the Burritts will lose their fright. 1 am
 TEX HtNIN,
 Manager Of th, orioles.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
TRADERS BEATEN
 BY C0LLINSY|LLE
Local Basketball Team Out T0uSbe1 in Town Hall BandbOx

Corncroi in the band box called .a basketball court in the colIinsyillr town hall yesterday, thp Sew Britain State Trade schooj basketball team WAS barely noacd out by tho home town high school team g> to 2t.
 Lambert started scoring Tor the home club and Carlson brDjlc,i to start the ball rolling for New Brit nin. At time, after period Of rough and tumble play, tho Nollmsville live vas leading by the scorr Of ' to 2.
 Lambert and kaulhio went on Il rampage to score II points but Tru-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

han and keclcy returned to the wars to score siN points and make the count Y to 9 at the half
 New Britain crept up on the lead CTS in the third quarter on baskets by Truman. Eetan and Keelcy to cut down the Collinsvillc lead 10 21-l6 ali the opening of the last quarter. in the final frame. with three min utcs to play. New Britain had gone into the lead by one poiur. Then Collinsvil)e spurtcd and Inc game
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
MOHAMkS MIN CAME

The Mohawks basketball team of this city outplayed the NcWington Dixies last night 10 win by the score Of 20 to $. The Mohawks went into the lead after about d minute of play and held it until the end. Ter williger and Kulman scored well and the entire team played a good de- fcnSIvc game. Schwager was the best bet for the losers. Cormier and Terwillger held their opponents Scorelcss. Tho summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Then it Was announced that the international matches this year would be of au informal nature and there vas a hint that Miss W,thcrrd might captain inc British team. It is hoped that matters will work out right for another contest between Miss Wethercd and Miss CoIlett. Official or not, the winner Of the match would be regarded as the champion woman golfer Of the world.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
AN OLD TIMERS SCRAP LB(DQD[f BY TIM Mc6RATH'
 
How a HOr>cs.iOc Changed the His tory of the TCathCrNcicht
 Division.

floral Horscshoc-ihc same kind they send 10 the opening of ne" thcatcrs. new mortuarics, new restaurants -Ind the lillc-may have completely changed the pugilistic history of the :eatherweight divisio1 !.
 Not so much the horseshoe as the place it was displayed, might say.
 Back in 1S90-9i. Australia dcvcl- oped a wonderful fcathcrwcight m ..bc Willis. As Australian cham- nion. he WaS brought to America in l>Hr. For his first baltlr he wts matched with G"orgu Dixon. th4! great negro being still boy
 Willis had wonderful personality. and rapidly won q following in Sun Francisco, where the fight WIS scheduled. IL was DiNou's first rdl- ifornia fight, too but Willis w1~ the favoritc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

New York, Feb. IL (tPl-A field of l5 teams will start the 18th in- tcrnational siN-day hlcycIo race which begins here March 1. John N. Chapman, big wheel and pedal man, has announced, New York doyotcos or the saucer sport arc ulroa !N eagerly anticipating tho spring con test and are ready to supply tb" gate which enables Chapman to smoke two dollar cigurs and wear swell shirts,
 French production Of steel r,ach- ed q new high mark in 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Officials Of the old California Club purchased q huge floral hors .- Shoe-lettercd "Winncr"--to prose It to the victor. Willis was the favor lte, SO instead of placing the horse shoe in neutral spot, it was plac2,l alongside Willis corner.
 The crowd checrc1 wildly. littI" plNon began 10 sec red. Throwing caution 10 the wind. and fighting like demon. instead of polished boxer Dixon tore into Willis un- nercitully, and knocked him out m tn" fifth round
 Then he rushed across the ring, cra"Icd ont through the rope and carried that big floral horseshoe 10 Lis corner. was in his corner. and | think Dixon had more satisfaction Tn getting floral piece that had virtually been given to Willis than he dld out of the money he mad.
 Dixon insisted that Tom O'RourNc Q. lis manager. myself, Referee Jack Welsh and his seconds go with him 10 nave group picture taken with tn" floral hOrscshoe. cherish tlli old picture today.
 As for Willis-hc was hcartbrok- eh by defeat in his first fight ,n America: q defeat by a boy. Hr would have been rated among the best men in his division; perhaps won a title over here. But Willis booked passage on the first vessel to clear San Francisco for Australia. tcopyriSht, 135o. NtA Service, Inc.
 Monday; The Wnes of One-Eye Connolly.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Comcidcnt with the announce ncnt of American women stars who have been invited to invade England came word that Miss Joyce Wcthcr- cd and Miss Cecil Leitch, two of the greatest women golfers that the game has developed, would give up championship golf play.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
QUADRUPLE TIE WILL BE
 BROKEN IN GAMES TONIGHT

Peculiar Situation in Tabs Basketball League Will Be
 Shattered After Tomorrows BattIes-AI Quntets
 in Circuit Arc Deadlocked in First Place - Tabs Combination Scheduled to Clash With East Ends While Sons of Italy Five Take On Soaring Eagles.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
CHIP SHOTS
I,\ BIGGER

The month ot May has been sc lcctod for the team matches between women golfers representing America and England. The tournament will be staged on q course in the British Isles.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

If all the rain that fell on the earth durin gthe course of d year could be gathered together at one time. It would cover the entire earth to an average depth of 29.13 inches.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The past year was tho most pros porous postwar year for France.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
s pc a king g of Sports s

Dave Dunn of this city is being strongly considered as head foot ball coach at Vermont University next fall, according to word rccciv- cd from Burlington yesterday. He is q former Yale and Fordham uni Vcrsily star. Coach W. R. Rattan has resigned his position to go 10 Texas and his successor will he named within few weeks, it ,a said.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
NInllaM,kS
NcWingtOn DiNicS

Referee, Wojack; timer, Andrusa; scorer, Mangan.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

is a former Yale and Fordham uni Vcrsity star. Coach w. R. Rattan has resigned his position to go 10 Texas and his successor will he named within few weeks, it t, said.
 Dunn was ill consultation with the Vermont |. officials during the past week but he is -committal on,his chances ot accepting the posi- ton if It is rendered to him.
 The New Britain Blues roller hockey team hurls u defiant chal- IrnEc at the Nutmcg quintet of this city claiming that the Nutmegs arc continually playing the same teams rom Hartford in the preliminary ;amcs at the Stanley Arena. Th. Blues clain, that they will give the Nutmegs some real action Why no. arrange a tries of games for the remainder of the season to deter mine the amateur championship Of the city?
 The Blues are composed Of I.a pointe and Ed Hayes, rushers; Biel- h. center; Burkhard. halfback anl HclnZmann, goal.
 Although Manager Clarence Ian phcr has been receiving caustic cri lciSm from all sides over the changes effected in his New Britain basketball team, he feels certain that he has at last truck d conl- hination that will give opposition to visiting quintcts from now 10 the end of the season. His reOrganizeI quintet will get q real test tonight against the -1aspcth Lithuanians.
 We had several fans ask Us if the team tha. shows here tonight is the same as the one from Maspeth that played in Hartford several weeks ago. It is not the same crew al- though the team that played ju Hartford is coached by the man who Coacheb the Muspcth Pros.
 
 Franks. Crotty, Povey, Yerkes and Gilkerson in it's lineup. This uggrc- sation of players is far and above the amateur class because several of the members of the team have already played with and others might join American league clubs.
 New Britain is back at the ton of the roller hockey league and the nervous tension that gripped the To- cal fans after the defeat by AIeriden herc Thursday night, has lessened to q perceptible degree. Things looked blue for the locals after that game but last night. the crew came back like champions and turned the trick on MerideI. in the Silver City
 'kld' Williams will become a gasoline magnatc in this city dur ing the summer months. aCCordinu 10 a report. He will take over q filllnS station at the corner of Mil and south Main streets from Mrs Palmer, 1t IS reported. The station will be known as Kid" Williams gasoline station and automobile owners can get gasoline and plenty of roller hockey dope by visiting his place of business
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
iraGr SCiIOOl
tol,iuNilIr F.

Totals ..,..,,..,..lo -S S;cor" at halt time, l7-9 Collins vile. Referee, Grinnol. Timer, King scorer, Lambcrg.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Dunn was ill consultation with the Vermont |. officials during the past week but he is non -committal n,his chances Of accepting the posi- ton fl II is tcndcred to him.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

While recording golf matters be- low the Mason and Dixon line. 1t should b" noted that Stewart Mai den, who was Bobby Jones mentor a. EastIakc, Atlanta Ga, for many years, has taken q berth at Farm ingdalc. l.. |. The coming season, the pro most closely linked with tn" ramc Of the great amateur, will hail from the LcnoN Hills course.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Although the American team has not yet been selected, representative women stars have been teudcred all invitation to cross the Atlantic for the matches. Among them are Miss Maureen Orcutt. Miss Helen Hicks. Miss Virginia Van Vie. Mrs. Marion Turpie Lake and Miss Marion Hol- ins.
 The 19@o r. G. A championship will be held September SIS on an eastern course. the nam" Of which will soon be announced. Heretofore season when bad weather has ofter been encountered,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

It will have 10 extend itself to sUrpass the plans of it's neighborinG Georgia city of Augusta. When the
 Southeastern Open is staged in the inland city, March 3l and April l, a purse Of $5,oOo will be played for and no entry fee will be charge ! 1 The tournament will be run off over l two Donald Ross courses ,.nd for three days the professionals who ' compete will be entertained, free ! Of cost, at the Bon Air Vanderbilt 1 hotel.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Savannah is getting all keyed up TOT its first professionals tourna- mcnt, which is scheduled there Feb ruary 20-22. Like several other cities over the eastern seaboard, Savannah claims the honor of or ganizing the first golf club in Amer ica. Anyway this city in Dixie had one in operation in 1911. But this CCming tournament is looked for ward 10 as an opportunity to display the city's brand Of 'amcd southern hospitality.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Pinchurst is following this lead and has increased the prize money 10 $5, $50 for the historic North and south Open, and the pros will be housed and fed for three days with out expense to them. This is said to make the expense of the tournament equivalent to d $lg.O0O event.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The Blues are composed Of I.a Pointc and Ed Hayes, rushers; Biei- li center; Burkhard., halfback anl Hcinzmann, goal
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The visiting team here tonight has Franks. Crotty Povey, Yerkes and Gillerson in it's lineup. This aggre- sation of players is far and above the amateur class because several of the members of the team have already played with and others might join American league clubs
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

The professionals do not get off as easily. in the matter of expense tc- counts, at all points south. The La Gorce antry fee is $25. And some times Chambers of Commerce. fail to raise the prize money i'll advertised tournaments. That happened at Fl Taso this year and there will be no open at Fort Myers for the same reason.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

We had several fans ask Us if the team tha, shows here tonight is the same as the one from Maspeth that played in Hartford several weeks ago. It is not the same crew all though the team that played ju Hartford is coached by the man who coacheb the MaSpcth Pros.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
SIN-DAN HIkL RAtI NLNI;

] EN I.l. lN, Manager Of th, orioles
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
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Charming Home in
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An attractive colonial-type tapestry brick
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AS the Belgian entered the presence of his captor,
Abdul Mourak eyed him frownngly When Werper
announced he wished to purchase his liberty, the
Abyssinan laughed long and loud. "PayNfor it?'
he sneered. What with-the rags upon your back7
Get out" Listen to me- pleaded Werper IF
give you much gold as 10 men may carry,
will you promise to take me safely to the English
commissioner" You are crazy" replied Abdul.
Where have YOU much gold as that?"
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Promise" said Werper, land 1 will lead you to
It," Abdul Mourak had ceased to laugh He eyed
the Belgian intently. The fellow seemed sane
thought In silence for a moment. Well and if
promise. how far is this god?" "a long weeks
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do not find it where you say it u.s., do you realize
what your punishment will be?" IF 1t is not
there, will forfeit my life" replied the Belgian
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
L'UDIA
NECHCU CHLIEB

V Brooklyn, N. Y. zije pekar
1zidor Wisotsky, ktorI je dobre-
no srdca a preto sa rozhodnul roz-
davat' kazdy den 800 pecnov
chleba zdarma chudobe. V prvy
den wal tych 800 pecnov ma voz
a 1fal. re bude chlieb draGka.
Ale V jednej ilradovni, kde bolo
mnoho rudi hlasiacich sa O Dra
GU, rozdal len so chlebov. Siel po-
tom ia Sands ST., kde bvva mai
vacSia chudoba mesta. Tam sire
tnul zenu, ktora mu povedala, ze
ma moe detl. TAX jej pekar pove-
dial, aby 81 nabrala chleba pine
narucie. A le ona mu odpovedala,
ze naGo je chlieb. ked' MET nan
masla. Wisotsky, po dlhom ponli-
kani chleba. vratil sa domov so
$50 pecnami, ktorc mu nikto ne
chcel ami IA darmo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
NEMAL ZAMESTNANIA.
SPACHAL SAMOVRAZDU

Juraj JakuS, ktorE Sa menoval al
Jezovic, c. 263 Civitella St,
Warren, Ohio, strelil 81 v nedel Il
vecer do pravej sluchy a V pom
delok +. rano zomrel V nemoc-
nici. Svoj zdfalE Gin spachal pre-
to, re bol bez zamestnania. Jakus
bol len 36-rocny otec piatich
deti. V nederu napisal 20 ma
d 'arsky list, pripnul 81 ho ma ko-
sel'u potOm sa zastrelil. V iiste
daval IS Bohom'' svojej zene a
det'om odkazal i'm, re Incl po-
moci 70 situacie nevedel. Jakus
boil Amerike uz 20 rokov a do
Warren priSiel Woodlawn, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
OTTO NEPRISIEL ..
DO MAbARsKA

Otto Habsburg. ktory 20. nov.
dosiahol veku 1S rokov a tax stal
sa plnoletym kvalifikovanym
nastlpit' mad 'arsky tr6n, nepri-
siel do Mad 'alska, aby sa vyhla-
sill "a kral'a, ale zostal Y Belgicku
to ma radu belgickeho kral'a a
talianskeho diktatora Mussolini-
no. Mala Dohoda udajne bofa
pripravena vtrhnnt' do Mad'ar-
ska, akonahle by sa boil Otto tam
ukazal. Mad arska vlada zakaza-
la vyvesovat' plagaty podobiz-
nou Ottu a narOdeniny Ottu sla-
vene boly legitimistami iba SUI
kromne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-11-21
TALIANI A SLOVACI
VEDU v NATURALIZACII

Podl'a rekordov klerka okres-
neho5 sudu, v Mahoning okrese
naturalizovane bolo cd 30. juna
1929 do 1. julia 1890 673 muzov a
zien 2 tychto bolo 165 Talia-
nov a 1873 Slovakov. co znamena,
ze tieto narodnosti sii asi najpo-
cetnejsie tuna. Juhoslavianov ma
turalizovant bolo SO, Mad 'arov a
Rakdsanov 5o,|AneIicanov "A,
Poliakov 56, Rus6v "a, Rnmunov
AZ, Sk6tov II, Ve'sov II, Svtdov
a Norov II, IrSanov l3, Holan-
d'ancv l, Nemcot l5 inych ma
rodnosti pc paru os6b.
:Budiica naturn Ijzacia bude p.
a %. novembra, 1kedy 125 cudzin-
Gov slozi zknskuz obcanstva pred
sudcom Lyonom.