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New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
JUDGE TAMMANY MARBLES

Norwall.. Dec. 50 Pl--Judgc VII liam T. Tammany of the firm Of rammany & Connery Of Norwalk and Miss Lucy Collins of Norwalk and New York city, were married last night at St. Patrick's cathedral in New York city by Rev. James Gillis, C. s. SD. Joseph Tammany and Miss Helen Collins, brother and sister of the groom and bride, re- spectively, were the attendants. Fol towing the ceremony Judge and Mrs. Tammany left for honeymoon trio to Hot Springs, Va. They will re side in this city upon their return This is Judge Tammany's seconJ marriage. .......
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
BOY EXT0RTIONIST
 SHOT BY POSSE
I0oH-.uu-I rror 1u.. 1ae-J

'.-. Of .-. posi- ".. rr--. '.5 ...n r.-"Hu.l -.r.. aa5 am.ad .r f.. ..ug..,t 5aH.. a.l-# ur in
 groups Q. luo or .--.-.
 An our.'. stopped. Three youHs a'-l.I a.5 rH.H.1 toward D.. IIdsu ro--.. W.u S.s.# r...nHo.r a.'.d on 'r.r. TO ta.r ..a ..r.. Es. oma O. ..." ...s-. #." .o.-. a-s"-t.l a.. r.'. --. a-i ... Ior. ao. '.. .'.H i.-a.-'N ~.. -.oai yo.a droro. d, u.'H. .-4 -.. u...r r." .rrg.z r...d rZ. ?. '. ra- ...-uu.5.
 IT.. two r.r- ...l r.t and aua--o..H 1r lo.ae and S..sf S--rhorE. "". r5.h-' hYr.- aro .u lItltcuv.',.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
BFNUDA HOTEL BURNS

Hamilton, Bermuda, Dec. 31.-P' The Hotel 1nglewood, where many distinguished visitors to Bermuda have stayed, was burned to the ground this morning by fire of un- determined origin.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
Bradford Man Shot in
 Post Road Chase Today

DaIen, Dec Il LEj - Everett Bard oG Bradford. Mass, was shot in the jag r. a policeman and two Of Balra's companions escaped after taaIr a1tomoJlle ~as in collision early today. Bard was taken 10 the Stamford hospital
 Sergeant Frank Standing said he pursued inc Massachusetts autouo- bile along rha post road for two miles after the driver failed to heed his command 10 stop. When the machine swerved as though 10 force him into the ditch, Standing said he fired seven shots at the speeding car.
 At the Darien-Stamrord line the machine colljlod with another ma chine and the three men jumped out and started 10 run. When Baird threatened to strike Standing with a fashlight, the sergeant said he shot him in the lower limb. l FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
IF CLEANER DROPS
 INTO NASON'S POND
tConrtnua3 Prom First Faee1

he could char-. into dry clothes
 This pond has had many other things in # ha-j1as fish. Ir q one day touruam4ut at tho Shuttle Mea- dow club last sea+ous no less than I.p golf balls uere driven into it "neu Lack fne was put in E-a Two years ago while cleaning the pond .or e'-aring. fl team Of horses drop a.d through only 10 be pulled 10
 I+6fE.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
NEWSIES' ID GATHER
 FOR TURKEY BANQUET
Continued From First Page}

Continued From First Paga} men, have dropped in 10 see tha boys eat, and refresh their memo ries Of the happiest times Of theIa lives-their boyhood days.
 Tor those who are entarraiuln- fears about the younger .eraratjo- the dinner IS a tonic lis wortt while seeing the 3oy5 giving theA SC -9 to the girls, the young b Nn might or might moi I and all bubblins the affair a success by
 or conveying the news
 ess that Little Willie
 CT piece of pie,
 dinner, each guest will
 bag Of candy and an take home.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
TAX IN THIS TOWN

5ille, Ala. Dec. 31 (UP)-
 3 in the town treasury, and outstandin%. municipal of iere find it unnecessary to 329 inhabitants.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
MUSIC CRITICS IN
 CONCERT PISSED
tCouunu4d From Fbat Page)

firm strides 10 tle piano oa fHc platform. inc audience e.a5 tH.n without visible rsspee. Wteu rEoy Hjpped tta tatlz ot -l-lv co.-- ,ai sac down. a loUd h.--lr- a~o-o. They got their +oae on tA4 pedals and be- gan. rather shaE.ly.
 But after a few moments tE.y warned up. Torrents of sound pour ed out Of t1e instrument. and down over the 1aaG5 O. rla sua5 ne.. Chotzn0f su,a-et rrEr aal.=. his hands flying up and down tas keys at almost invisible speed, B0ala. no. to be outdoaa. becane almost eu- tireIy invisible. a4- ra ppear.l later, nopping his brow.
 The audience laughed Tho per- formers worked harder. ml1 au- dIence roared,
 Somebody Throws Cabbage
 And then. at a lru rial moment in the piece. il large. stout gentleman Il the third row. who looked like q bass dr1m player stood up and hurled bundle Of celery and a head of caoaaza directly al Nassr=- ChotzJuom and B0Em.
 "R0trc1.' IT,, shouted. "Louey. ! want mv m1usr u4cE.4
 Two others stood mp and -.aH.I for refund. auotlet gentleman was convinced that they r,ar. play ing in wrong tempo. and roli them so from inc rear of the haIL
 
 The uproar was tremendous. In - inc face CT it. lo".re~. the two gallant artists stuck 10 their IaSrru- - Iaent and finished the u.ee.. with perhaps onIE a f." mor- variations than were written u ta- SCOT. At the end, BoLu inquired ei.a de- termination whether they wo..I like to hear Il oH.r ag=Ia.
 Other performers On th4 program included Leonard IteuIiag- Sl=uUrl Spaeth, William J. Guard. JuHaa Seaman and F, D. Perkins
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

ton request. sent with stamped. ad- dressed envelope. MT Ripley will furnish proof of anything depicted by him).
 (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.l
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
GUATEMALA NAMES
 PRESIDENT TODAY
lContinuod From First Pag@

FiHberto Aeui]ar Bonilla. a member of the presidential staff. and Jose Griialba. who killed each other.
 Pledges Its support
 The army pledgcd support to Oreliarra and th" new president made no move to dismiss or arrest
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31


 Pasadena. Cal, Dec. &- JEl-ILe made raa think.
 That is on oE the uo~- Frequent tributes 10 Dr, Albert E.ls-..n. wao set the mathematical world azoE with his principle ot reIarN.rg.
 Among The mon with whom Dr. Eustgln Hl work aau1- E.s ~o- .oarn H so.-a aeru t-aasurr. a~..
 nr. Hoa-g= \. Fi...E~u. q. ...e- iron and co--..e ra. -.l#.. T.o .HH- c.a1es -ae ru-yar-. 1s ne..- ,o--n- uaHv asolr1 un+ .e -Hr E..nIou os cosn.c 5or.e fro. oa-fr -.H...
 Irr R.lharl C. Ta-a-.- 1aE-..~- working oH Inc 1Q--~.a-.. -.-r. .-". Ha9 .-E-r-s The uHt-r-c Is t.0-
 pn Hubble one of Them
 D-. E3w1n ?. Hubble. -r.1-.-- O. --lyarze explorers. wGC L-e oas.rF- ed aehul8e a- Ge.. ."....s# tlE. s-E millions 0s millions ot r...-- a"~E.
 Tr. E-a.rr l. r-. ..-a-. wHo ..ea--e=z -l- ~--.5 at ----
 Dr. NaIs-~ $. Aear-- -L-. lEl-on director. Hacar -o-. ..-a...~ r"s rrada the fourth u.~r growing fin r4lar.vi-y ua..g5a .g~te--:
 T'-. $ J. "--..--- -s.7 Ea- .er- Cnsrra.sH l1a- -r1 sn.auI.- el.n.ro. Es -aa ~oarr. o1 g1.--. -.-.n .ata- the Efu~-.rr un-r.rs. to-eea.r-
 Dr. P1u.az E.s...u. -.s-.-t--. wIo~e lr.rsauac.-sl .-.r.a re- vealsd aw.a-.un u aIu.-ea..oa Of the zta-.e -h-orE Q[ :1a l.t,.--e.
 Tr. Roy James Nas@. lE. and Nr Eduac4 II. TacrnazE.. aao la.e placed tme under sas --.erose7ua for three years and are 2.oo- ready 10 rayeaI somatat1E about ,ae fourth dimension.
 Dr. r EL Merrill IT, M !. Hu- mason and many o-n.r asrro"cnl.r~ of Nt. Wilson. vhoS- research into tn universe is widely known,
 Dr. Thomas Hunt Lorza- a4nI rielo-tsc end president q. -tr Ae-o- clz-rou for rh- A5ra1n ma.a oE Scseace-
 N-RaF Expert Expected
 Dr. Charles Lau~Uscr. who hHE q 65oe1J volt &-rar tuHa- t4- most powerful thing Of its kind or earth Dr. Elrsteln also will have tal opportunity -o look HaeaHard ao"- eatoHo years when le points his scientific fellows hera.
 The worlds grear-sr instrument f0r the exploration (. sGare. 'ae 1ao-ineh telescope at 1Is, Wilson oo- serva-orv VIII provide Inc oopor- tInity,
 He ma" sao }-.t ~IEs Of s- 'lar systems z0 4--raa- .as n,aa.- r.- 4atred gco......a. years. -raE..u- ,t -3.. ra.s o- tst.a.. m.u-- H.r second. 70 reach tha ear-a. n other words inc light rays produced .n -A. o.-- tant stars @us.# .#...... wars ago GaE- just reached the earth.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
EINSTEIN ARRIVES AT SAN DIEGO AS
 GIRLS GREET HIM
(Couttnue5 From First paee)
Seienti.t- Ply Trihute

Eirstetn made up the remainder of the program.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAYS CARTOON


  non of in of of 
 $ n Na1 to of of c 0 of an rposaro Q
 TONORROW-"Rowled Two Strikes With One Ealp
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
COUzENS ATTACKS
 H00VER'S PLAN ID
 MERGE RAILROADS

(Continued From First Pasc>
New Britain herald., 1930-12-31

S29 inhabitants
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-25

! "T'll tell you the truth, Mr.. Maddi-
s9E | want that mans finger prints
/ so much that l wonder | Dat knock
him down in the street an ;o;. 'em!"
Luke's eyes were averted +: gave
no sign until the detective hat -,r>hed.
I'm sorry | can't help YOU" he
said. THE check was drawn by me
and signed by me"
Mr. Bird rose with a sigh.
You're too kind to the criminal
classes Mr.. Madison" he sad. mo
wonder Gunner Haynes thinks yoa.e
q good teiler-SiX months he got yes
terday for bein a suspected person.
What a mani When ! TIED to pump
him about your fri md he wouldn't let
on That he knew him even"
"Moreli?" Luke was thrown off his
guard. as he saw by the Sparrow's
grin
'Thafs the na,n4. What's the use
| OF talkin at cross purposes1 He's
the"
u know nothing about MorIll."
Luke was emphatic. He was a friend
ct ReX's--of Mr., Leferre's. I'd rather
not diS:uss him.
The Sparrow sighed again, gathered
up the papers on VIII, IL the unfoi tun- !
ate Rex hal practiseJ the signature,
and stuffed them back in his pocket
book.
Nobody helps the police" he said
doleiully "All hands are against the
natural guardians of the children Of
the POOR. III be getting along"
He offered limp hand and went
heavily out Of the room. The door
had hardly closed upon him before the
telephone bell rang, and for the first
time since the tragedy Luke heard the
voice OF the woman he loved.
viii you see me tomorrow,
Luke?" Her voice was very low.
Nov, if nay-darling, lst rae
come to you now"
But her level voice denied him.
To-morrow-after this ghastly
business. Luke, did Rex owe you sny
The unexpectedness of the question
threw him off his balance, and when
| Luke Madison was Hurried he was
invariably incoherent, for the same
reason as others are incoherent in the
circumstances-he thought too quickly
for speech. II
"Yes-but it isn't worth discussing.
He was heavily insured, you know,
and | don't think the policy is in
validated. :"
He heard the quick breath and grew {
Danic-stricken. Is
Il was thinking of you-that there i,
was no need to worry about his af-
airs. He owes ME practically moth
ne; ;,,.,,
will you see me tomorrow" II
Before he could reply he heard the t
lick of the hook being depressed.
Il see no reason in the world why
he wedding should DO posspoped.
luke" q
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-25

with the greatest calmess and lii
my poor darlingl'
He took her in his arms, and she
It'd not resist. Rather, she raised her
cold lips to his, and hated herself.
Blu. the Judas kiss was his, not hers
that was tattered comfort.
"There is nothing in the world I
would not do to make lie a little more
smooth for YOU" he saw saying. "lf
money could buy you happiness l
would beggal myself"
She smiled family at this. Here
was a man ready to betray his gods
tone that was sadly sweet. that
saw 40 reason why the CO
should be postponed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-25

He had ruined Rex; he had always
hated him. She remembered half-for-
gotten phrases of his, little irr'tated
comments upon ReX's carelesspcss in
financial matters.
He put her at arms length and-scru-
tinized her little sadly The pal!or
and the soft shadows beneath her eyes
gave her an urearthly loneliness.
Naturally I've been worried sick.
What a fool ] was on the phone to
talk OF insurances-it was indecent. /
just didn't know what TO say"
Luke, are you awful'y rich?"
She was always staggering him with
questions like that.
'Why--yes, i suppose | ar, The
bank isn't doing terribly wel,-on TIE
trading SIDE w are merchants as
well, you Inc v--'ut | hGve over half
a million priva,s fortune. | thought
you knew"
She smiled family.
u have never asked YOU. r'r7 wor-
rice abe It -povc' ty. We have been
poor-desperately. Ny father Lift us
Looming, poor dear. It must te won-
c!rtu 70 be So rii1h &c lave command
OF n.On,y- never TO be both rcd ab nut
ILLS, reJei to feel fine frantic urge TO
go out ar earn soine.huo
Re Gas reeart,ry ncr ed
aStoniShr 1t
But ! never ~ wv
awful | thouc J.
ron,:i
She shook her i.sz
vas not acting.
II mGhey Wi, g'-e y..
security ard OF "oL1 st ii
why, I'D give yc' cct,t,c
| have IN die world"
He saw her :ncreddlons sha.r Il
was angry with hi self, a, though h
that gesture Of Nb.liet he detected
some reser pstion, sor.r GESTURE Of ~
sincerity in his Offer.
why not? Tnorsands Of men cut
all their property ia their vi -
names. lis sane thipg tc do-it
keeps g man steady ard L ylll make
US really partners. Wait"
NO at diS PiiOiV-uo eager, ~
as boy pursr lag souit
new and delightful idea.
Luke, Is that year lawyer you're
;alling?"
Conscience over whellped her with Q
sudden fear; she realized for the FIST
lime the enormity of her treachery and
vas terrified.
Eyes, Hilton-it 10 Like Madison
speaking f.. you hai the daAt IF the
lntenuptial contract Well, include
everything! You have the list of my
'ecuritiess Yes; all. And the cash
n bank-everything. Ny interest in
100, I'm not mad"
"You arep
She was standing by him now, her
ace white as death. The words came
remulously.
You're mad, Luke didn't mean
t."
rlI NJ. VYF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-25

81 am sorry to interrupt you. Mr.
=. lls3u. but will you see Mr. Bird
cut'ard Nard:'
I'D spite OF his scli-DoSscsSi0n Dainty
had-rosc from his seat. The Sparrow
was the last man in the world h,
wanted to meet that morning.
Luke thought for minute
Just a moment.
He rose and opened TIE door leading
10 the corridor.
Il shall want to see you again about
this check, Mr.. Morell," he sail,
why not see me nova
1t was challenge, but Luke Mad
Olson could sense its iusincerity.
Mr. Bird has come to see me on
quite another matter" he said in
due course we will interview him to-
gsther.'
He closed the door on his visitor as
the Sparrow was shown in through
the other door. Mr.. Bird came heavily
into the room ard favored evcly cor
ncr with long scrutiny.
"ilayin' visitor, Mr. Madison? |
thought | saw somebody come in
whist | was waiting in the street out
side"
luxe coded CURLY.
Mr.. D&nton Moreu, he s5iG. Dc
y luuw him?"
oe Sparrow smiled.
IS one knows the Lord Mayor
fro.a a distance. I'm humble. You
never hnd me bargin' in on society.
I've had one dress suit seventeen years
an wear it twice year--once for The
Police Dinner and once to give the
moths cold"
"Do you know anything about himf"
The Sparrow's wide smile grew
wider.
His name an address-an' that's as
much as any policeman wants to know
about anybody. Bad business, this
young Leferre case, Nj. Madison.
You don't want to appear in it, l sup
pose?"
Luke looked at him, startled.
"1l How on earth do I come into
III"
Mr.. BirG coughed.
We'll, you do and you don't" he
said 81 happened to search the body |
an the room. l found three loose
checks on the Northern & Southern
Bank-that's where you keep your
private account, amt it? An this"
Very leiSurely he took out a fat and
worn leather case from his pocket, laid
Il fiat on the desk and rurnmaged in
the inside. After while he found
what he was looking for-two folded
sheets of paper, evidently torn from
school exercise book. He Smoothed
these Hat and Luke saw a succession
oil signatures, one under the other
Like MaddiSon-Luke Madison"
Looks almost as though you'd been
scrih5lin' absent-mindedly" The detec-
tiye'S shrewd eyes were on the young
banker. But at the same time
couldn't imagine a business man like
you dom anything so silly / If you'll
excuse the liberty. | called at the
Northern & Southern Bank yesterday
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-25

afternoon. e., - ~t.e ea.-
rcdcent' is { good Vor dan referred
nc to you. Iu. t~ ~ urfCrha9d=,i
All desyiuat,e t,.cE : found t.t,
,or- Mr.. j.eierre csslyd I check &,
o.her day for eighteen Thousand.
Y'es-I gave nm q check fol thlI
amount"
Tire Sparrow was frankly skeptcal
Did you now3 Maybe You'd like
to show me tie counterfeit OF that
ctect''
Tor i second Luke was taken abacll.
Il thcre were any re son Tor dc!ns
90, gould" he sail colG.v, but ! see
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-01-25
Second InstaIIment
SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Marga,et ,.ejerrc. e1gaged to merry
INK No Olson. weG'ty banker IS Wa
IN w. -, b.. rrceuGte;S Gunner ayes
en- lcricau ,;ov<, Apparently by ag..een,
h. \ ado .otcl lobby. Dan;on Morell'
f-.cuu o: Narggl2ss otp"r Ken Is
v. ~ thcr' and wCrGe!S whether the
e ,.,,,r rccc MES nj Il after sven years.
o.. nigh, rcv is to.nd dead With 4 re
4, .er ~ h., iig and ro,e a..Iresse t.
H.. ,;e.er sa,ing .';t he has been r1ineC
nv ..tirg I.< MaGG; advice. More"
,clr. r1ddisor. late that Rex c'shed a
clr-'. fcr E.clttecn !housaad Pounds os
,~ue'r'. signed ly Madison.
>.oW &C Of, NTH TEE SToRf.
"t .-r,s vas forced to it ! Il;
we Lex .Le2k t,c tiac a,'vrH'.
/ nave t,eu mas,iaS Inquiries. | ND
,l7t he was teavily involved in 4
,2~,Gc. u 2St African gold-m'3m:
se7fica.e. most ct the shares Of which
W. tough; fo- a song less than a yc2r
a.. &c has been buying ta>se share
c. MARGIN and they have been steadily
cr.v1i1e in value. On the day he paid
y 5.,tr.l thousand FIVE hundred
pounds there came another demand Tor
a -ae- amount
s heart Sa0'l though ne gave
~ 49, % Evidence oi his e-.lbaion.
Knew more t1-n 1s had
e., =. known. Heic was q
e.. Ms. Morc}rs affair, which
r5-a, .yiv lead him to ruin ard crt'
4 .hra. fms schemes Of ni,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-20
POULOS WILL
SHOW TONIGHT
Tough Greek Takes on Joe
Parrilli in Harlingep
Mat Encounter
Especial TO The Herald

HARLINGEN. March 20 Geo.
Poulos. who Is being developed into
a local mat ~favorite. will grapple
tonight at the Fair Park auditorium
with Joe Parrilli. who formerly
held the middle weight belt.
Poulos has been growing mo Par
rilli for some tina. and fans to-
night viii have the opportunity or
seeing whether his mouthings were
just mouthings or whether he can
Live up 10 his own advertising copy.
Poulos was thrown out OF IN San
Antonio ring last week for being
too rough.
Charlie Lehman and Tom Elem
ing, who wrestled 10 a draw last
week. will 20 20 the mat In the
semi-final tonight.
The growing and "kauckling" is
scheduled TO get under way at Sis
-. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-20
OWNER TELLS
OF BASEBALL

SAN BENITO. March 20-MIltun
Anfinger. (the rainmaker) told of
adventures IN baseball, In college
poker. and Of school days at Leland
Stanford with Herbert Hoover, an
addressing members OF the KIwan-
Is club here Wednesday.
Anfinger said that he once rocEu-
ed with Hoover. during college days.
He told OF penny ante poker games
III those days. and said that bank
Ing on baseball now Is about the
same as playing poker-ststtng be
has been trying ever since the cr1-
ginal ante to get his money back
Anfinger explained how he Got
his name Of the rsinmaker, and
mentioned that tt started raining
the day after his arrival tn san
Benito.
Frank g. Pierce was taken TN rs
q new member Of the club and
Rev. Francis M. Davis. and IRE
Chief \. "a. Tedder were rrade hcn-
orary members.
The presidents button wae pre-
serted TO Victor Il Mertz by wv. o.
Brock, the immediate past preG-
dent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-20
ART QUITS WHEN
= y =
BY OLD
NJ " vs.
MAN COMISKEY

DALLAS. Texas. March 90
UP-Art shires today claimed
he had definitely "cut loose"
from the Chicago White Sox.
IN a telephone conversation last
night with the Dallas News
from his homo in Italy. Texas.
he said he was sick OF being
bulldozed" by Charles comiskey,
White Sox owner. and didn't
want anything more to do with
his club"
He admitted he had received
a telegram from Comiskey ask.
ing him TO detail "uhils partici-
pating In q fight ring. who sus-
pended you and who produced
the evidence that caused your
reinstatement"
The fight commissions have
records OF this" Shires declared,
but I'm not q bureau OF in
formation for Comiskey or any
one else"
He said he was going to ask
the White Sox TO place him on
the voluntary retired list, then
planned TO proceed with other
plans. probably to play semi
pro ball.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-20
GAMES

NY 4AAG E110~4@~(4 $500
At West Palm Beach. Fla
Brooklyn N 10; st. Louis CAD 2
az innings)
At st. Petersburg. Fa.-St. Louis
NO 7: New York CAD 3.
At Orlando, Fa.-Phladelphia
CA) !. Cincinnati CN) 0.
At Winter Haven. Fla.-Detroit
CA) o. Philadelphia N ?.
At New Orleans-Cleveland Cad
II, New Orleans co. Al 10.
At San Francisco-Pittsburgh C)
II. Missions P.C) ].
Today's Schedule
At Bradenton. Fla.-New York
CA) vs.. st. Louis N).
At st. Petersburg-Detrost C)
VS.. Boston CN).
At TT. Lauderdale, Fla.-Brooklyn
CD v I. Buffalo On.
At Plant City. Fla.-Philadelphia
CN) vs.. Rochester Cd.
At Fl. Pierce. Fla.-St. Louis Cad
VS.. Milwaukee "a. A..
At Pensacola. Fla-Boston CAD
VS.. Mobile q. AZ.
At San Francisco=Pittsburgh CN)
VS.. Missions O.. CO.
At Los Angeles-Chicago M vs.
Portland Up. CO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-20
Under The
Big Top

NEW YORK, March 20.-LP-
Bob Shawkey, manager Of the New
York Yankees, agrees with most
baseball fans that the American
League pennant lies between his
team and the Philadelphia Athlet-
les, and Bob the Cob Is not inclined
10 rate his team second. He rates
the YankS and AS on even terms,
adding: MY club is every bit as good
as the Athletics" He placed Detroit,
Cleveland, st. Louis, Chicago, Wash
ington and Boston behind them in
that order as his idea of how the
American League clubs will finish.
Fresco Thompson, captain and
star second baseman of the Phil
lies. was at the Winter Haven, Fla,
training camp today, but he had not
signed his contract. He conferred
for more than an hour with Man
ager Shotton yesterday. The latter
said they were pretty close together
and he believed Thompson would
accept the terms offered him.
Jimmy Foxx. slugging first base
man Of the Philadelphia Athletics.
is pulling hard for first baseman
Keesey's injured hand to heal. Fo.
is the only regular who has beer
unable to get q rest. He had to e.
the full route In every exhibition
game since Keesey hurt his hand
more than a week ago.
The Cubs settled down in Loe
Angeles today for q long series OF
exhibition games during which
manager Joe McCarty expects to
prove he has at least 10 highly pros
pective pitchers. Portland was to-
days opponent. and two former
American Association hurlers Of
promise. Lynn Nelson and AL Shealy.
were named moundsmen for the
battle.
Outfielder Alex Metzler, Chicago
White Sox holdout, has agreed TO
his contract terms and Is on his
way tot camp. The Sox today hoped
for a break in the rain so they
could play off their postponed game
with the University Of Texas at
Austin.
Heinie Manush. holdout outfield-
er Of the st. Louis Browns. was
huddled with Manager Bill Killefer
for an hour or more yesterday at
West Palm Beach. but neither re-
ported developments toward settling
differences keeping the gardner
from taking part in the Brownie
limbering up exercises. Red Kress.
whose attack OF holdoutitis was
cured recently. was expected to as
sumo shortstop's burdens today.