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New Britain herald., 1930-05-29

The two regularly scheduled games in the league for tonight will be play ed if it is possible to play them. The day. at this writing, doesn't look very promising and there is sure to be plenty of water around tonight. However, without any further rain, we will don our overcoats and over" shoes and hia out to the great win ter pastime. baseball. as it Is played early in the spring in New Britain.
 Fans in the league are all specu- lating about the respective strength of the Gascos and Corbin teams. Both of these outfits were impressive In their opening encounters. The Corbin Screw beat Stanley Rule 5 to in the opening contest of the sea- son while the Gascos doWned the New Britain Machine 2 10 in an abbreviated game a week ago to- night.
 This will be a battle we'll worth seeing, Both teams are strong both in the field and at bat and both are equipped with strong pitchers. The Gascos have "Huggy" Carlson and Ernie klopp while Corbins have Jagloski and Gray. Besides these. the Gascos can use George Fields in pinch. George has had some eXperi- ence in the box in fast company and he might serve we'll as pitcher in the Dusty League.
 The Burritts are playing home to- morrow afternoon meeting the Po- quonock Bears at the Washington diamond All natives of Poquonock In the city will gather at the High street diamond to watch this game.
 The Industrial council will meet tonight at o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A Among the many matters to be discussed will be the athletic affairs Of the council,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-29

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
ANSON|A MA7MEN
 BEAT LOCAL TEAM
Local GrapplerS Take Two Out
 Of Five Events in Meet

Anaonia '. ". C. A. vrest!crs | ... lcttod the local " 9rapplcrs Saf,I,- day night in 3, dual meet. Ansonla "oA three bouts and New Brita T "on t"o. Score Aasoni4 JS, Nc Y Britain s.
 Frequently a losing team has all sorts Of ahbis in order 10 cover uD Sc'hc apparent weakness. though thl Ne" Britain team lost they wee forced 10 wrestle under q handjcao.
 In three bouts the local wrcstlois opposed men 'ho outweighcd them Dy Io lD'. or more, and rather th,3 'orego the opportunity or losing a "ofN ont went right alter thc.r opponents and did remarkably v.II despite the handicap. And what q "oFA out these AnSonia boys gayc them vas caution. Strangle ho,.Io punlsn1nS head locks, punching and ""at-not secmcd 10 be c. k. n saturday nights bout..but the local team look it all and nrcstl, ] -tFalSht intercollegiate rules anJ '"e only advantage Anaonla vas abl /. b display ~as superior weigIt Ahsonia ls due to wrcste in New Britain this week, saturday nicn- and the local team will match them IT an for man in weights which should prove 10 tn. advantage of the local srapplers.
 First bout, Joyce, Ansonia. l45 lbs. won decision over A. Joseph, Ne% Britain, I30 lbs. time adyanta,c. " minutes. l5 seconds. Second bout. Markc%. An.onia, l5" lbs, dcfcatel Ntnczlano, New Britain. 1%o lbs, fall arm and body hold, minutes. .0 seconds, Third bout. kat2. An- onia. i55 lbs.. threw JankoTshi. New Britain, t10 lbs in , minul .. U, "cconi3, Fourth bout. C. Ha.sr!- n sr". Nc" Britain, l54 lbe.. decision over kroba AneoniI. 1j@ lbv.. ni.p. +dNHnta3c, minute. 52 sccond .tanlcy pajor, Ne" Britain. l65 lra. 'hrew Sitter. AnsoHia. 17& lDa. D 5 minutes, l5 sccOnde.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
LOCAL SWEDES TOP
 SOUTH MANCHESTER
Crippled Quintet Proves Too
 Much for Silk City Five

A smooth passing attack proved 100 much for their opposition Sat nrday night and the First Lutheran church quintet, title winner in the Ne" Britain Inter-Church basket ball league, defeated the fast trav- ellng South Manchester Lutherans by 27-13 at the local '. NJ. C. A..
 OSklt' Erickson and "Huggy" Carlson starred for New Britain. cagins shots from difficult angles to lead the scoring, but the whole team played fine basketball and worked the ball up the floor quickly and efficiently to reach positions from winch scores were easy.
 c. Gustafson and E. Anderson were most effective for the visitors, who lacked coordination and sccm- ed uncertain what 10 do with the ball when they came into possession ot It, New Britain's good showing was made despite the absence or three stars, as Hoist and Swanson were playing with the National Guards in Bridgeport and Puck" Berlin is critically ill with Dncu- monia. Honest Abe" Aronson ham, dled the game well. The summary:
 First Lutbcrans
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
SPORTS SUMMARY
E% i"e Associated Press.

E% 'ae Assoclated Press
 Golf.
 Pensacola, Fla-With a birdie three on last hole Johnny FarreI "lns greater Pensacola tournament with "81; Sarazen second with a88.
 ormond Beach, Fla-R. w. Lee. Columbus. O., beats Duane Tower, Niagara Falls. \. Y. and 1. in finals Of Ormond Beach tournament.
 Hamilton, Bermuda - Dcycrc,Iy Elnmct. Jr.. New York. wins War wick cup with ) and f victory over J. II. Ardrcy, Rye, \. Y; Belmont Manor women's title goes 10 Mrs, George Socley, New Haven. Conn. who beat Mrs. Lloyd Jones. phila- delphia, 1 up.
 Winter sports.
 Tuppcr Lake, \. Y..-Jack Shea Lake Placid. wins Adirondacks speed skating hampionships with 90 points; Irving Jaffco second with 30.
 Salisbury Mills. x. Y. Harold Sorenscn, Norsemen's Ski club, wins New York state jumping champion ship.
 ogden, Utah--Earl kimban, Reno. sets what is claimed as worlds rec ord in winning Wayatch Dog Derby: covers 50.4 miles in hours, 4 min utcs. @ cccond3.
 Tennis.
 Nice, France-A, C. Peters. British player, extends Tilden in semi finals of Southern France tournament but finally loses 4-6, "-G, G-3. G-3, 6-3.
 St, Louis-Unitcd States Lawn Tennis association favors open tour namcnts; ranks Tilden and Helen Wills Moody at top of mons and womon's singles.
 New York-Cnitcd States racquets players win all four singles matches with England and captures series, ! 10 1.
 Track
 New York-Jack Elder with : sec onds flat clips fifth of second off GO meter record at Crescent A. C. games
 Eddie Blake bcate Phil Edwards in GOO yard run at Boston A. A. meet; Congcr takes Hunter mile: Daley outruns Bowman Tn aprjnts.
 South Bend Notrc Dame beats Illinois for first time in l5 years. GG-$@
 EVan8ton-Joe Ford, Northwest crn, beats George Simpson, Ohio State flash, in 40 yard dash.
 General.
 AGua Caliente-Hcydidd Diddlc breaks track record for six furlongs in winning San Pasqual handicap: pays s54 for S2.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
'BURR|TTS SMASH
 SILVER CITY LINK
Score Decisive Victory Over
 LaureIs by 36 to IS Score

A jinX is a jlnX as long as it can
 be blamed for constant and consccu-
 tive ill luck in sports. For the past
 few seasons, the Burritt basketball team Of this city has moved down all sorts Of opposition composed Of teams from all parts of the state with one exception. This has been. usually, the occasions on which the local quintet has met Mcridcn teams. No matter how good the Burritt five has been going. the Silver City quin- tets haze been winning from 1t and thereby spelling an otherwise per feet record on the court.
 Saturday night in the preliminary game at the Stanley Arena, the Bur rittS, true to their own predictions, buried the Mcridcn jinX so deep that it is doubtful if it. will ever arise again. Meeting the I.aurcls, q team that has had d big part in handing surprise defeats 10 the Hardware City quintet, the Burritts scored a decisive and overwhelming victory by the score Of G6 10 1G.
 From the start to the finish, the visitors were outclasscd by the and tast-passing Burritt combination. The local team displayed the incest team work of the season and because of this, it rompcd home an easy winner over a team that already has compiled an cnviable record among teams Of it's class in the state.
 "Hammy' Darrow, star guard of the team, led the assault on the in the first period. He scored the first four points and got two moro baskets in the quarter to help the Burritts pile up q lead of l. to as the rest period arrived. Fifteen seconds after the second quarter opened. Savage cagcd the first points for Meridcn. The Bur litts, however. were not 10. be stopped and they increased their total until, at half time, the score was 70 to in their favor
 The play slowed somewhat in the third session but the Burrtts man 3Gcd to outscorc their rivals , to 2 points leaving the count as the fourth period opened, @5 to in favor Of the locals. Mcri1cn's best period vas the last when the team loublcJ its score. The Eurritts, however. had amasscd too large a cad in the first part Of the game md the game ended with the Hard ware City crew in the lead 36 to 16. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
BOYS CLUB DROPS
 TWO IN NEW HAVEN
Both Teams Defeated- -Nagatuck
 Quintet Here Tonight

Two overtime periods Wers ncces-
 Sary Saturday night in New Haven before the Boys club basketball team Of that city could overcome the New
 Britain Boys club quintet by 34-30 and thereby repeating their recent conquest of the locals in this city. The night was a bad one for the East Main strcetcrs, for the Boys Club Reserves also dropped a dcci- sion 10 their Elm City opponents, by 22-lS. allowing that team to turn the tables after having been beaten here
 The New Britain seniors held the upper hand during the first half and were riding in front by 1913 when this period closed. This margin was maintained for some time during the final half, but then New Haven made q desperate comeback and Surged up 10 26-S just before the final whistle. New Britain, the lighter team Of the two, was badly tired now, but it Clung on grimly in the first overtime sessions. A New Haven player shot q field goal, but two fouls tied the score again and a sec ond extra period vas required. In this there vas no scoring until near the end. Then q New Haven man made good a free try. and then three moro points sewed up the game.
 Anderson again featured for the and rff,Ci1-cI rloh(.n holy, from Brancati, Rocco, and ManZclh. Ienbrowski and kcrclcjza topped the local5. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
FACE HARD GAME
Ne" Britain DeMolay Quintet Plays One of Two Hard Battles in Championship Race.

'''@ or lItc Two hard games stand inS between the New Britain DoATo. lay basketball team and the cham. pon7h}D of the state league will De played tonight, when the locals go 10 West Haven 10 oppose the stron.. ,."m there. The regular lineup O. @or"y, SPanson Hcuct', StohI and Erickson sill start and the Hard. ""re CIi% team hopcs 10 repeat it's rrr}ious victory.
 On Saturday. March 5. New Brit. @5n will "ind up jts schedule bv Pl@5Ins Bridgeport, defending s.a.e champion. Now Britain already has scored one triumph over the Park -N% team, but no matter how 10, "I3hta game results, the locals vii need q second rin over BridgeDor, 70 secure tho title.
 r Now Britain Ioes come throne, and captures the state cbamnion ao'p, Y 's possible tha, fine taan, "@s 50 70 New York city and on, poe 'a" strong George 7va.btns. 'o' chapter quintet there
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

In Inc second hIM. the LuhuaA- ians picked up speed and show, real class. The visiting team ou:- scored New Britain -j to Y n 'hc second half but New Britaiu's first half margin was altogether ip, much of q handicap and the EIlr.l- W#ro City crew rompcd home the winner by q A2 10 = score.
 Collins and Sloman led the home clubs olfcmsirc. Collins cane through with fl points while Slo- mHn scored 15, one les. Eichm@l contcntcd himself with two long baskets in rh" first haIf and th.l started H Whirlwind bacbcourt pa..-- i12 game that kept tho fans on "d.'a titroughout. The Now Britain team cut and dashed in for shots that brought cheers from tine crowd. IS t'anworh WIS almost pcrfo-,. Hank" Arburr broke into the Sco,- mg column in the second half wi. n six points while "IiHmmy'" D4r- rev, added 10 the squad as seventh man. cagcd Il basket and 1 foul for three points.
 CiIkcrson and Yrrhcs Were ll. high lights for the visiting ere, Gilkorson was Il flash on the flo :. and he made Jimmy Collins work alt through the game. His shots W...o spectacular and were made from all points Of the floor. The yetcrtl l'rhcs proved himself mast 70. Gilkerson got If points while Ycrh.s scored II.
 Judging from the play Of inc N" Britain team. inc local qu's- let is once again ready 10 step ou. against fast company The team w.I gct a stiff tost next Saturday ni@ut when it faces the Visitation Five or Brooklyn. one Of thc leading cll'.s lH the American League. This gun.e will. it is expected, b. played at tn" regular laour of 2 o'clock. MiI- night basketball k all right but tags would rathrr get their nights slr.p oTcn though the next Ga1 ie Sundav. he summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
TIGERS TAKE TITLE IN
 SATURDAY COURT LEAGUE
Win Second Straight Game From Bearcats in PIayof Series-Winners Have Hard Time in Fixing Out p to 2l Victory-Aronson and BaIcunis Are Out standing Players During Contest - O'Brien's Two Baskets Made It Possible for His Team to Come Through.

In the best and hardest contest seen this season on the '. N. (. 4. gym floor, the Tigers basketball team took the Bcarcats into camp for the second successive time and l thereby won the championship Of the "1' Saturday Afternoon basketball league. The two teams had ended the regular playing season in dead locA and a series of the best two out or three vas arranged to decide the pennant winner. Saturdays victory save the Tigers the title.
 The winners had hard time or if m cdglns out close win. e5 10 2l. Throughout the contest. the Bear cats fought tooth and nail 10 try and keep in a lead.
 Aronson and Balcunis. opposing players, were the outstanding per formers on the floor. Aronson con- trlDutcd two spectacular shots from mld-floor while his rival went him one better, making three shots that Kept his team in the running al crlcCal times.
 At the opening Of the final quar- tor' the Boarcats were trailing 1 10 .. With minute and 40 seconds 10 so, the Bcarcats, through a desper ate rally. had tied the count at "l- all However, 0 Bricn came through with two timely baskets and these gave his team the game and the league championship.
 A foul shooting contest marked the opening period with Crowley sinking the only field goal Squ.l- lacote got the first field goal for the Bearcats sIN minutes after the sec ond quarter had opened. The score:
 Tigers
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
.DH~nCth LiihIlauiuuS
LOOKS TO DIEBN

TofNHIII9, orc, l'cD. n NUpI Bill Lonncy, three year old colt own ed by !. \. Mcl"addcn, Corvallis, may run in the Kentucky dcrby, May l7. The colt winner of the autumn handicap at the Hawthorne track in Chicago last year. Was bred and trained at Pleasure Acres noar horc
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
! ALL STARS WIN

-T' ' .'IT SIars piuUoI 4I 10 VI .''@at on inc Boy club .Jasbos saturday. A half tma. inc ol91o,s
 'r" 7< 4ln1 '5 10 4 but fine ofYen- >.@e york in thc second half rave '.e'.' inc victory l. vas the fifth ;. r4'Fa' "iu for inc All stars '',''nlnor led the winners in SCOT. ing 1hil" McGra,h and Nusgo q,,r. '"4 -oF the Io'crs. Tho score.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Score 6. half time, ll-G. Tigers. Referee, Proisser. Timer. Miller. scorer, Zctcrman.
 Panthers Beat CorSairs
 Led by Fcrony who scored l7 of his teams 40 points, the Panthers scored an easy 70 10 9l victory over the Corsairs. The game was a dull and unintercsting one The winners ran up an early lead and coastcd home 10 victory. Ferony and Torcllo scored best for the winners while Mclisonis and Alrord starred for the losers The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
WIN AT WATER POLO

The Y. NJ. C. A. Ducks Saturday detcatcd the Bristol Boys Club team 70 10 , at water polo. Future games may be arranged with the local team through Joseph G. Hergstrom, physi- cal director at the '. NJ, C. A.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

In the preliminary game the First Luthern Juniors Of this city handed 28-l1 beating 10 the South Man. chester Flying SWcdcs and sent them flying home in defeat. Hultbcrg was the main cog in the losers ofTcnsc. caglng fl points. C. Anderson, sub- stltutc center, hooked the feature shot Of the night just at the final whistle. Thoron featured for South Manchester.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
TEAM DEFEATS HOCKEY CLUB LAYS AMSTERDAM IN
AMSTERDAM HURRICANES
 ARE TROUNCED BY LOCALS

Terrific Roller Hockey League Battle Featured by Clash Between Steve Pierce and Jette and Will Hams TwO-Second Goal From the Spot - Home Club Loses One Goal on Fous-Fina Count Is 12 to 7-Panthers Tackle Albany Lawmakers Here on Thursday Night.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
N MI\N TWO LANII,S

Tho Wonder Five basketball tcan won double header Saturday, de- foatinE the Wolverines 10 to 13 and St. Mary's five 43 to 1j. The Wiu- ners wish to challenge any team in ;hc city averaging IL years of age. For games write to William Der dorian, @&2 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
New Britain Boys Club
Eclcroe, C1mmonno.
Reserves Also Lose

The local reserve team put up a good scrap but could not break through the New Haven defense and vas badly outscorcd from the floor, losing by 22-lS, Adams played fine ball for the losers, while Eagazzino and Pctzabcsu featured for New Haven. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
NEW BRITAIN FIVE WINS
 MIDNIGHT COURT BATTLE

Maspeth Lithuanians Suffer Breakdown Near Bridge port and Game Is Started at II 40 OCock-First Contest of It's Kind on RccOrd-LocaI Quintet Dis plays Power and Speed to Take 12 to g Dccision-- Richman Plays Star Role - Brooklyn Visitations Next Week.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

For the second time this year the Nutmeg Roller Hockey team was defeated by the All-Americans of Glastonbury, The visitors hoped Into a two 10 one lead at the open ing Of the game and they cagcd three more before the contest vas over to make the final score , 10 ,. The Nutmcgs were playing off form. A return game IS being arranged.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Tonight the Boys club will be back home again and will meet the United States Rubber Co. Of Nau- 6aluck in what promises to be q close contest The Naugatuck tcar1 has won eight out of 10 games this season. one Of it's losses being to Collegiate Prep of New Haven by II points. Ne" Britain is in good shape for it's game and hopes to pin L third defeat on the visitors. The lneups:
 Boys Club. T. & E,hhcr C,o Lembrowski Dah.
 Right Forward "fISha ...........,...... 5cully
 Left Forward 'HSleicJEd ....'....,.... Lockwood
 Center ~o''iP oHoIe '.'''.....,.....,. Murphy
 Right Guard 'cIlJ4iIIIh -.'............ Hanlcy
 Left Guard
 Substitute Boys Club. Gorla. faluch, Rametta; [. s. Rubber Co.,. Mileskv, Joyce.
 The Boys Club Reserves will meet an opponent yet to be secured III the preliminary game, the delay having been caused by the failure Of Inc New Haven Arrows to confirm 2 date. Dancing will follow tho con- tests.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Panther,
COrsaiI'S

Score at half time, i5-5. Partners. Referee. Preisscr. Timer, Miller. Scorer, Zo,tcrman.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Trade and industry or the N,h- crlands reached q new high irvei during 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
\Icridcn I.aurelS

Score at half time. @0-5 Burritts. Referee. PreiSscr; timer, Saundcrs; scorer. Crean,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
! All Stars
bp3 tirb lrla~llr,

7'or@ 1i half lime, lJ-I5, Flashes. Referee. Narjatta. Timer, Mcsscn-cr. Scorer, Gunthcr.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
hu ;rr,laru
NrN Britain

l'H.rI1 .... l.. I..r,
 u1-l mesh N ilfauIs ..........,..... $ lllrc. second rush l'nfr"sD" ............,. LuHdcfIIle
 center I1OnncIIr ... ........-... Nuirhcai
 hIitbach J Us ....,........... BlTnihoW
 goal
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
south Manchester Juthcrsns
Local Juniors Win

Referee. Aronson; timer. Johnson;
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

Aronson, lS ...,.. '"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
NutmcgS Defeated

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-08
BIZ Tnited Press

3 y nIffn PTFSN
ket steady to 15c higher. 100 lbs. down.
ss.5oas.75: 12o-14o lbs. 1925 a $50. 100
fo 5 Ss SOC Bi lOSS sp1GG asoSd Ss
sl0.756 1925: 800 lbs up. S10.50: roughs
ss.25; stays. Sc; calves. sli.50: lambs. So.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-08
COLUMBIA CLUB
GOLF Cup UP
SO ASpirants to Tee Off at
Broadmoor Links.

The field of aspirantS for the 1880
Columbia Club golf championship,
numbering some fifty mashie, WELD
ers, will play the Broadmoor Coun-
try Club course all day Wednesday
in the fourth annual affair staged
by the club.
Among the fifty will be Jack Blk
Ter of Lafayette and Bernie Lehman
of Indianapolis, who last year tied
for the low gross honors and the
j. T. Norman trophy, which goes
to the champion. Each had a 78
and their names were engraved on
the cup. 1t is expected Carroll K.
Sheffield, who won the low net hon.
ors last year and whose name was
engraved on the Columbia Club di-
rectors' trophy again will seek the
honor among the best handicap
holders.
DR.. Paul Hurt and Wallace 0. Lee
have collected an array of prizes.
Harper j. Ransburg, chairman OF
the entertainment committee, has ar
ranged for all contestants to lunch
at Broadmoor and then partake of
a steak dinner at the Columbia club
in the evening, when prize awards
will be made. Ransburg purchased
two first prize steers from the All
club at the state fair for the feast
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-08

TOLEDO. Sept. s.-Hogs-R Receipts $50:
market. steady to 15e higher: heavies
sl0.50a Il: mediums. s11.25dll so: York
ceiots. 125: market. ssesSy. cslves-Re-
ceipts light: market. strong. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. light: market. steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-08
PORK MARKET
MOVES HIGHER
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Prices Lower; VeaIS
Mostly Stationary
at $11.50.

Poor market today at the city
stockyards was largely Is cents
higher than Saturdays best aver
age. The bulk, 100 to 300 pounds,
were selling at $11.15 to $11.5O. Top
price was S11.50. Receipts were esti-
mated at 5000. Holdovers 149.
Cattle prices we're ranging lower,
with sentiment down and better
grade steers scarce. Receipts were
reported at 500 Vealers mostly
stationary, selling at $11.50 down
Receipts were 400.
Sheep and lambs little changed
with a better grade of lambs selling
at SO to 1925. Receipts, 600.
Chicago hog receipts $4,000, in
GLIDING $4,000 directs Holdovers
1000. Practically no early sales
with few bids steady at Friday
average. The general market ask
ing was mostly 10 to Is cents higher
with few early bids ranging on 100
to 22O-pound weights at $11.15 to
SLIPS.
Best 225-pound kind were selling
at $11.4O or above. Cattle receipts
25, 900. Calves, 5000; market %
cents lower. Sheep, $4,000; market,
unchanged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-08
new TEACHERS
SESSION CALLED
Meet Wednesday to Learn
Schools Routine.

A meeting of all new teachers in
the city schools has been called for
2 Wednesday at School 2 by Paul
c. Stetson, school superintendent, to
acquaint new teachers with the
school routine.
Stetson asked parents of children
entering school for the first time
to take them to the nearest school
instead of to his Office downtown.
He also announced no transfers
would be issued until after the first
two weeks of school to permit a
study of distribution of buildings.
Pupils of School 66, Forty-ninth
street and boulevard place, which will
not be ready for use for Two weeks,
met at the building this morning.
They will meet at the school again
Tuesday morning and at that time
will be notified of the location of
temporary quarters. The school,
composed of two portable buildings,
is moved across the street from its
old location.