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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
SPITBALLERS FADING
Faber in American and Crimes and
Mitchell IN n. Z. I'll I eft.

CHICAGO. December lP-One
by one the line of 'spitoaL" pitchers is
slowly fading out of the major leagues,
only three remaining.
Jack Quinn's release by the Phila-
delphia Athletics leaves the American
League with but one moist ball hurler,
Urban Faber of the White Sox.
The national League has two left,
Burieigh Grimes, st. Louis Cardinals
and Clarence Mitchell, New York
Giants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
SMITH AND GULL
IN PIN SPOTLIGHT
Both Have Chance to Hanu
Up Mark in Bill Wood
Classic Tonight.
BY FRANCIS e. STAN.
.HE home stretch, girls!

A new champion and a
i new world record are pos
sibilities tonight when
Washington's select feminine
bowlers roll the final 3-game block
OF the annual woman's rich
classic, the Meyer Davis Sweep
stakes. They will start at o'clock
at King Pin, No. /.
Unless something of q miracle han
pens, the battle viii be between Marjorie
Bradt Smith, Bill Wood pinette and
Lorraine GULL, United States RANKING
girl bowler. Marjorie has 7l2 for her
SIX games. Lorraine is 30 pins behind
with 683 total. Billie Butler, who Is
tnlrd with her $50, must bowl at q
terrific rate If she means to win.
If Lorraine GULL wins it viii make
the third consecutive year she has
triumphed.
It is almost certainty that the ALL
time girls record of 1,029, held bv Miss
Cum, will fall. Mrs. Smith needs onlv
Sl8 to break it. Lorraine needs 34S.
KID bowlers viii be in their oIorv
~ tonight. when the first sweepstakes
OF age and under gets under way at the
Arcadia at O'Clock.
AT least 20 are expected to enter
according to Monk Fraser. Arcadia's
nustIng pilot, who is supervising the
stakes. All boys who bowled in tine
national boy tournament last week are
expected 70 compete. Three games will
De rolled and no other charge except
ior Ine games Will be levied. John Blick
donated q
winner.
WHAT probably is washington,s best
w bowling team, the National Pale
Dry Juniors, tonight will invade
Baltimofe 70 take on Ray Won Dreeles
recreation Happy Five in the first block
OF 1O-game total pinfall match.
sowing Tor the Pale Drys will be
EDDIE Espey, Tim Dunworth, Jack VOL
stenholme, Hokie Smith and Paulie
Harrison.
ELLIPSE LAUNDRY bowlers. cham
IL pions of Richmond, viii roll against
the John Blicks tonight in a spa
cial match at the Arcadia at 6:45
The Richmond champs include Cant
stewart Gordon, Mike Deasy, Billy
1nes,. MILFORD George and Wesley
5uncS. Charlie Barnhardt, Charlie
Young, Red Rhodes, Joe Gress and Bin
Gartren. the latter one of the IOO-qane
marathoners, viii bowl for Bl1ck.
TWO more Richmond bowling agQre-
\ cations are here tonight to oppose
q pair Of local b. Y. p. u. teams.
One Richmond team will be a 3. y.
Z. U. girls quint and the other a mems.
The two local teams will be picked
teams from the B. z. p. U. League roll
ing at Lucky Strike.
They start at 8 o'clock on the Lucky
Strike drives.
OSCAR HISER is among the eight
~ sweepstakes champions who bowl
IN the finals tonight at Hyatts-
vile at $3.50 o'clock to earn the right
to meet Henry Hiser for the Montgonn-
cry and Prince Georges Counties.
A representative from every team In
the Maryland Virginia Suburban League
is due TO roll five games for total PIN
fall. Perez Wolf. the boy who shot
Two 400" sets on successive bowling
nights and last Thursday made an an
time Prince Georges County Duckpin
Association record with 423, is rated a
1aVorite to win out in the finals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
"MULEo WILSON NOW PRO.

MILWAUKEE,, December 6 R.-
"Muie" Wilson, former Texas Aggies
half5ack, has been signed by the Green
Bay Packers to play in the game against
the Chicago Bears at Wrigley Field
Sunday. Wilson was released by the
New York Giants TO make room for
Bed" eagle. the Army star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
BOWLING RACE CLOSE
White sox, Yankees and Browns at
Top of General Counsel Loop.

White Sox, Yankees and Browns are
staging lively fight in the General
Counsel Bowling League. The White
Sox, victors in 81 out of 80 games, are
leading the Yankees and Browns by
only one game.
Charest and Staubly, two r. The Dis
trict's leading tennis players, smash
ing the duckpins. Chares high
average man, with 1897, while Staubly,
with 148, has the seasons high game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
sANsEN IOWA LEADER.

IOWA CITY, December 8 Dr.
University of Iowa foot ball players
have elected Oliver Sansen of Alta
Iowa. fullback, as captain of the Hawk
eye eleven for 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06

Palace foot ballers have announced
they can accommodate their challengers
in this order: Tomorrow, Alcovas; De-
cember IA, Skinker Eagles; 81, North
ems; Christmas day, National Press
Building Cards: 20, Stantons; New Year
dav. G. p. o. Federals. Mercurys also
will be met If arrangements can be
made. Manager j. Smith of the Palace
eleven would like to hear from all these
teams at Metropolitan 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
TIGHT BOWLING RACE
Last Team in Star League Only
Five Games Behind First.

Bearcats and Hiehbrows are out IN
front In The Evening Star League,
holding a two-gamt lead over. Lion
Tanners and Scalawags, tied for second
place. Only five games separate the
iast-place Humdingers from the league
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
GEORGETOWN REcS WIN
Benson and Bromley Shine Against
Baltimore Arcade Rollers,

Georgetown Recreation Primers con-
tinued their merry pace in the Wash
ington-Baltimore Intercity League last
night with a two-game victory over
Baltimore Arcade.
Sam Benson and Ed Bromley led the
winners attack with sets of 376 and
S49; respectively, while Pitts 500 was
high for the Orioles.
Georgetown Recreation, $50, SAL, sos
Il ,682.
Baltimore Arcade. $50, 5ss. 57s-
,664.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
GUNNERs PLAY FIREMEN.

Seaman Gunners will face Seat
Pleasant Firemen on the latter's grid
iron tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
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GIRLS SEEK OPPONENTS.

Capital A. G. girls basket ban team,
which has the use of the Wilson Normal
O'Clock, Ia after games. Cali Maf.nger
CorriuD Harris ct Columbia 4l68-S
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ME Byler-Walker combination won
the prize In the two-man team
tournament sponsored by the
washington Chess League and

Washington Chess League and
conducted by q. e. Bishop. The team
completed its series without losing a
single match. It won three matches,
drew two and one is yet to be COM
pleted. However, it has won one game
in this match, and the game between
Byler and c. A. Hesse is yet to be
adjudicated. The Bettinger Bishop
team finished In second place with
thiee matches won, one drawn and two
lost, both to the Byler-Walker team.
But one game remains to be played,
between A. Y. Hesse and Simmons, the
result Of which will not affect the
standing Of the teams.
Byler also won first prize for the
highest individual score, second award
going to Bettinger
The team standing:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
CLOSE BOOKS.

Contributors to the fund to build Yale
Bowl got the preference for seats since
1914, but the old debts have been paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06

Brookland and Virginia A. c., 1885,
pound elevens that are undefeated this
season. are to clash tomorrow on St.
Paul'S field, BrookIand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06

Northern Props will drill tonight at
Georgia avenue and Piney Branch road
at 7:30 O'Clock in preparation for their
game tomorrow with the Wolverine
gridders on the Silver Spring field at
/ o'clock.
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TWO more Richmond bowling agure-

i cations are here tonight to oppose
pair Of local B. Y. p. U. teams.
One Richmond team will be a B. Y.
r. r.. Y. girls quint and the other mems.
The two local teams will be picked
teams from the B. z. p. U. League roll
ing at Lucky Strike.
Strike drives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-06
Season Eecords

Season Eecords.
High team game-Supervising Architects,
'634; @. P. O., $685.
LII.
High individual game-Kibby, 1eo; Hart,
High individual set-Lawrence, 4io; 81
mon, 405.
E. Lewis, 667.
High average spares-whalley, 40; Moore,
Jollffe, $50.
High Individual average-Simon &C.. p.
o., 118; second. JollifTe internal Rev
enue), 1852; third, Stoner Merchants
Fleet, IDLY; fourth. Moore Navy, 1853;
9th. Whalley treasury; 1927; sixth,
renee 60. r. o., 1i3-5; eighth, Friedrichs
post Ofhce), 11l-6: ninth. Swain CTreas-
uryl, Ill; tenth, Barnard 20. p. o., 110-l9
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Team Standings.
Team Records.

Team Records.
High team game-Electrical, 594
SIS e'
High team set-Electrical, 1873.
Second high team set-Type machine,
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Thirteen linemen graduate at Lehigh
next June
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

algunos agarrados a los varales
de aquella para que nadie les
quitase su puesto visible de pri-
mera fila.
Compuagidos, silenciosos e
importantes, como en- la presi-
.dencia de un duelo, caminaban
inmediatamente en- pos del heri-
do sus amigos mas significados,
"los intimos mas intimos": el
eel "senor Cruz, que no ira
mas afligido 81 Ell de la camilla
.fuera su padre o su hijo; ell mar
ques del Pedregalejo, ell poeta
Salvador Anaya, ell opulento
banquero Benitez-D elgado, Ell
Polio del lunar, croupier del Ca
sine; Manolo Sanchez Cuesta,
ell pintor 6e las damas; Perico
Aifaro, ell arbiter elegantiarum
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
.SHARKEY TEME A TUFFY
GRIFFITH Y NO QUIERF
PELEAR CON Ell EN- MIA
MI

New York, Enero EN- los
circulos boxisticos sigue comen
'tandose la actitud de Jack Shar-
key, ell terrible hombre', que
.anteayer r~otificara a la corpo-
raci6n Madison Square Garden,
no considera un adversario con-
Iveniente para la pelea del dia
.27 de febrero, en- Miami, al rudo
fluffy" Griffith, vencedor de
Pauline Uzcudun y de Johnny
Risko.
Teme Sharkey, seg1n las pa
labras de su manager, Johnny
Buckley, que con Griffith la pc
lea resulte un fracaso financie-
70.
El lituano estima que Victor
Campolo es ell contrincante in
dicado.
"Trataremos de arreglar, d.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

ION junto al suyo que lie COM
prendiera, NAL cuidado, sin la
ternura de un afecto por ell que
tanto suspirara!
Y a tra16s de sus lagrimas
vic ell doloroso cuadro: Currito
tendido en- una cana, sin nadie
al lado, Ell una habitaci6n des-
mantelada, donde en- un rinc6n
Sc agrupa5an unos hombres ce-
nudos y callados... Y sinti6 cla-
varse Ell ella, impIorantes, los o.
jos de Currito, aquellos ojos de
mujer, tristes como la pena que
sc habia constituido en- compa-
nera del iGfeliz.
"iNo me dejes morir solo!...
No deies que otras manos nos
cierren, "senita Rosio"!...
Sdbitamente, la "Munequilla"
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

'por ell conteo de nueve y dos We
.ces impulsado, aturdido, de IN
lado a otro del cuadrilatero, nc
pudo responder a la campanada
del octave, alegando sc habia
lastimado la espalda cuando
Tut lie arrojara contra las So
gas, en- ell quinto round. En- es-
tie round sc concedio a Wallace
un descanso, continuance des-
pues la batalla.
ST nconSiderar la lastimadu-
ra, ell gladiator de Cleveland, a
quien no hace mucho tempo Sc
considerable ell pegador mas pc
.ligroso de su division, result6
muy inferior al "silvestre" Tut
Con una poderosa derecha a
la quijada, en- ell primero, Wa
lace cay6 a la Iona.
Otro golpe corto, por la bar
ba, en- ell segundo, lie aturdt6.
Con otra derecha las piernas
lie traicionaron, en- ell cuarto, re-
cibiendo ell conteo.
I'm nueVo golpe sobre el cora
z6n, en- Ell sexto, fu6 sucedido
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

de la tribuna parlamentaria; ell
senior Laureano, eel de las ia
cas-, tratante en- caballos y cria
dor de gailos de pelea; Narciso
Escobar, 81 agente de Bolsa; ell
Ielocuente abogado don Rosendo
Manas, Pope Moncayo, que "se
Ifumaba la vermut aunque lie e.
chase Cadonas, su empresario"
ell duque de la Caleta Y dos o
tres de los mas consequences
"mangoneS' del ChordliUo dan
dose de vez en- vez pellizquitos
en- los ojos para lamar las lagrl
mas, como hacian cuando procu-
raban mover con lastima a ma
yor dadiva la generosidad del
torero.
Los leidos Y activos reporte-
ros flanqueahan la camilla, aten
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

tos a los memories incidentes de
la conGucci6n, para relatarlos al
otro dia minuciosamente en- de-
talladas planas, que ell publico
Sc beberia" sin perdonar Inca.
Junto a la cabecera iban eel doc
tor Ramitos' Y Mateo Hacba,
un de los internos del HOSPITAL
que ayudaron a la cura en- la
enfermeria.
Por donde pasaba ell herido
iba dejando una estela de lasti-
ma.
oprimido por ell vendaie que
lie rodeaba ell cuello Y la cabeza
la despechugada camisa man
chada de sangre, y cubierto por
una manta vieja, iba Currito
molido por Ell zarandeo de Ia CO.
gida, aturdido por Ell vocerfo v
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

DO Buckley en- Boston, TODD Ell ne
|gocio de Miami, el viernes, GUAM
do Bill Carey nos hara una vi
sta.
Isl insiste en- que sea Griffith
la pelea no Sc verificara, porque
Iel comprende, tan bien como no
sotros, que ell contrato de Shar-
key con ell Garden es solo un pc
Idazo de papel, sin merito legal.
Sharkey embarcara manana
para Miami, en- companfa de su
familia, invitado para presen-
Iciar la pelea del Dfa 10 entire
Sammy Mandell y Young Ma
nuel Quintero.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

mareado por el desagradable
m~oVlmiento. Desde aquel. potro
ola distintamente las woes de
ASTHMA y los concentrates que
motivaba su paso.
i Pobrecino!
= Vive todavia ?-pregunta-
ban de vez en- cuando a los aeon
pahantes slgunas voces de mn.
jer.
Y no falt6 en- este concerto
compasivo ia agria disonancia
ae aiguna voz aspera, que pro-
teStaoa contra la barbarie de la
fiesta baroaramente.
i Asi 'os tenian que matar a
'oaoS. iCono 70 fuera toro!...
Dolorosas punzadas en- la he
rlda hacian sufrir mucbo ! On
y aumentaban ell males
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
NOTAS DE BOAEO

Young Manuel Quintero ha ad
quirido los servicios de IN nue..
vo ayudante de merito, Pat Rae
dy, que en- un tempo fuera as
pirante a ia corona de peso "Wel-
ter.
Ell veterano pugilista embar-
cara hacia Miami, ell pr6ximo do
mingo con ell DR.. Myers, mana
ger y con5ejero de Manuel.
/ Ambos dirigiran ell entrena-
miento de Mano en- su etapa fl
nal
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
~COMPLETADO Ell PROGRA,
MA PARA MANANA

Con la selection de Baby Ca
nero para pelear con Armando
Vidal, ell promoter Kennedy
complete aver ell programa que
manana por la noche ofrecerd
en- Benjamin Field.
Saben nuestros lectores que
Joseito Rodriguez, mas conoci-
do por young Russell" y la
"Pantera &c Palmetto, Sc ha
compromesido a pelear en- ell
"star bout" con ell rudo Tommy
Jones.
Rodriguez tiene agilidad y
destreza pero su quijada no tie
ne RESISTENCIA, factor i'm
portantisimo para I'm pugilista
que aspira a figurar en- la pri-
mera division.
ST con e. descanso y la victo-
ria sobre Ponce ell muchacho ha
encontrado 10 que n~ecesitaba
no serfa extrano verle triunfar
sobre Tommy.
Pero 81 no ha logrado endure
GER su mandibula inferior, en-
tonces tendra que cuidarse mu-
cho y evitar que Jones lie descar
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
.OLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
CURRITO
! DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por
AIejdndro Perez Luqtn.

Ate5dndro Perez Lugtn.
paldo y sc cubrio la cara con las
manos. Desdichado Currito, he
rido gravemente, muerto quiz
zas, por ella!... GPor que ell CO.
raz6n lie habrfa hecho ser tan
mala con el?... I'm nuevo dolor
lie atenaz6 ell alma. Tn senti-
miento de pena y de lastima,
que tenia mucho de remordi-
miento, la conmovi6 toda. iIba
a morir en- la soledad que tanto
amargara su vida, sin un cora
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
POR ASH"

Lentamcnte, cerrada va la no
che, cruz6 por Madrid Ia CANT
LA donde iba ell torero herido
I'm enorme gentio, contenido a
.duras pen&s por guardias a pie
" a caballo, rodeaba y seguia la
camilla, estorbando y ahogando
a los conductores y a los amigos
de Currito que lie acompanaban,
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
Buenos consejeros no faltaran
al zurdito, "orgullo" de Tampa.

Jack Sharkey no quiere pc
lear con fluffy" Griffith, en-
Miami, por tenor a un "derrum-
Ibamiento flnanciero".
Parece que los punos de Crit
.fith han hecho pensar a Jack
que Victorio Campolo, ell gigan-
tie argentine, es ell contender
tie" indicado.
Con ell Sr. Campolo, ell exta-
baquero lituano no tendria que
afrontar IN 'serio peligro".
81 la pelea de Jack no es con
Griffith, este ano volyeran a ito
marie la cabellera" a los habl'
.tantes de Miami y otras ciuda-
DIES del estado.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

Damon Runyon dice que Ell
manager ne Primo Camera, ell
gigante itqliano de peso compile
l. tiene un monitor de medallas
en- ell negocio de la que
ira.
Ahora, a este pals, debera a
:reglai selas de modo que las mo-
nedas aldermen su bolsillo y
protejan ou pecho.
Las medallas de los heroes
'muy POGO yalen a la bora de la
.lucha, en- Ia paz, por ell plato de
Imacarrones.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

QUESTION DE LOCALIZA-
CION.-Los Totes valen por su
ocalizaci6n y no por su tamaho.
Pero cuan6o reunen ambas con-
diciones Sc valoriza mas la pro-
,piedad.
Frente al parque mas bonito
de Tampa tengo I'm lote grande
que 10 doy barato, o lie fabrico la
casa 81 10 r~refiere. Tel M 64-352
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
BOXEO
JOE CLICK DERROTO A
SMELL

Tacoma, Washington, Enero
2.-En la attraction principal
del programa de Ano Nuevo,
Joe Click, de New York, derro-
to a Doc Smell, de Tacoma.
Click, que pesaba dos libras
mas que 81 oponente, 1879, supe-
re a su contrario por su agili-
dad y como boxeador.
Donde particularmente lie a,
bruno fue en- los combates cuer
pc a cuerpo.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

Sc puso en- pie, Sc enjug6 sus la
y dijo resuelta a la Go
Uega, que iloraba en- un rinc6n:
i 70 voy, Manuela!
i Vamos!-contest6 sin va
cilar la tabernera.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
KING TUT PUSO A DORMIR
A BILLY WALLACE

Milwaukee, Enero 2.-Un ri
do aspirante a la corona de peso
ligero, King Tut, de Minneapo-
lis, venci6 aqui aver a Billy Wa
llace, de Cleveland, por nocao
tecnico, en- ell octave asalto.
Wallace, derribado dos wees
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
BUENA DIVERSIONS

usetd paga mas de $50 de alqui-
Ter al mes, lame al telefono
NJ 64-352, Y lie ensenare I'm bun
galow de 6 posesiones y sleep,
ing porch en- una Gale Tranquil
la, a una cuadra de Michigan.
Cualquier cantidad en- mano
que pueda dar, sera aceptada.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

PULSERA PERDIDA-Du-
rante ell bale de Ano Nuevo, en-
ell Centre Asturiano Sc echo de
menos por su duena, una pulse
ra en- forma de reloj engarzada
con piedras blancas y tres YER
des.
Sc gratificara a la persona
que la devuelva a la Srta. Jua-
nita Vald6s, e MIA IL ave. $40,
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

Manuel esta va entrellandose
en- ell Casino Hardy, de Miami,
ansiando que llegue ell dfa 10 pa
ra ''batirse' con Sammy Man
dell. Ell oriundo de Manzanillo
tiene absolute confianza Ell su
habilidad.
Tambi6n sabe que 81 pierde
la decision sera por muy estre-
cho margen.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

marca que Johnny Cruz 'aeos-
tara" manana, en- Benjamin, al
i~talianito Sam Pitisci. Y sera
ell segundo "nocao" del cubano
sobre ell tampeno, en- pocas Sc
manaS.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

que uno de sus Electives pune
taos.
Tommy afirma entire sus ami
Cos que "acostara" a Russell an
ties del sexto asalto.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

"Gorila" Jones, ell negro de
Akron, Ohio, derrot6 aver en-
Filadeifia, por decision, a Billy
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

por Ell conteo de nueve.
Todos los rounds fueron CANA
dos por Tut.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02
HIPOTECAS

Tengo dinero para prestar en-
,uenas Primeras Hipotecas. Lila
ne al telefono M 52172, des-
nues de las 5 p. m, o veanme
N la Gale 9 No. 2918.
P. V. Lopez.
La gaceta., 1930-01-02

FL "bar6metro" pugilfstico
New Britain herald., 1930-10-25
KANSAS DROPPED
 FROM CONFERENCE
University Eliminated From Big
 Six for Substituting

Columbia, Mo-, Oct. 25 R}-Foun1 guilty of recruiting and subsidiz-
 ing" athletes, the University Of Kansas today was eliminated from the Big Six conference beyond this year."
 The verdict of guilty of violating the rules of the conference was re- turned early today after q lengthy meeting of faculty representatives, of the six conference members here. The verdict read:
 Tn view of the practices at the the rule of this conference relating to recruiting and subsidi-ing ath- letes. the other five members of this conference decline, to schedule any athletic games or contests, not now under contract, with the University of Kansas for this academic year, and no games or contests bcyon1 this year"
 James Bausch, a halfback, who received honorable mention on some of the All-America football teams last year. was the "subsdized' ath- letc. Phil Borello, former Kansas City high school star who attended Notre Dame part of last year, was another recruited" athlete, while the consensus was that other eases were considered. Bausch and Borcl- To practically had the stage to them
New Britain herald., 1930-10-25
HOCKEY LEAGUE
National Circuit Season Is ScheduI- ed to Get Under Way in Litt!c More Than Two Weeks.

New York, Oct. 25 Nl-The Ma tional Hockey league season for 1930-31 will get under way in lit tie more than two weeks, according to the official schedule released to- day. The opening games will take place Nov. II, with the Montreal Maroons playing at Ottawa, the New New York Rangers giving Philadel- phia it's first taste of big league hockey.
 Two days later, Toronto and De troit swing into action with the Americans and Rangers as their op- Nov. l5 with Ottawa playing the Canadians while the Chicago and New York openings are the next night, Sunday, when the Maroona play the Americans and the Rang CTS meet Chicago's Blackhawks. Tho Maroons and Rangers have their first home games on Nov. IS, week after the opening.
 AS in previous seasons. each team is scheduled for A games half at home. The Ottawa Senators already have made a few changes, transfer ring three games to other cities they will play at Boston Nov. 27. at New York against the Rangers March Y and at Detroit Feb. 5. The league again is divided into two divisions with the New York Americans lin ing up with the four Canadian cit
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tries" at Churchill Downs was suf- ticient to make them back any horse he rode.
 James is getting plenty of "back- ing" Already during the short fall meet here, he has ridden 20 winners-almo two a day, and on one of the closing days he brought five mounts ahead.
 The cx-carrler boy is under con- tract to Roscoe Goose, who was a rider in Lees day. James has be- hind him an Al record as a news paper carrier and was graduated from grammar school with the high est honors in his class.
 Young James is the ideal jockey as to weight. He can only be de- SC, ibed by the term skinny" He hardly looks big enough for a gram mar school graduate.
 Learning to be a jockey has not been easy for Eugene. Besides the rigorous training he had to undergo before he was given mount in an actual race this summer. he ex- perienced some of the dangers a jockey has to face.
 Once in bad spill he was hurt and for a time it was feared he might not ride again.
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| ing b1cktield Cornell has had under the regime of Head Coach Gilmour
 Dobe in seven years, or since the
 kaw-P Pfann era.
 In many respects Niviano in ac- tion is reminiscent of George k. Pfann of Marion. Ohio, one of the best all-around quarterbacks mod
 ern football produced and one of the hardest 10 stop. Viviano has Pfanns spirit of per
 sistence in getting every available inch and foot forward when in pos
 session of the pigskin. Pfann, with the strength of a young bull and the durable qualities
 of a hard rubber ball, frequently rode along with two or three tacklers
 clinging to him. Viviano did this several times against Princeton in Cornells first major victory of the year.
 The young Cornell star also is a | fine defensive back, but he has yet to develop the ability as kicker or
 passer that helped make Pfann a
 superlative player in every depart 1 ment.