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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Ev NEA Ser<.ce.

While some Of IS may have thought Colonel Jake Euppert e1- t-avaga1- and I b.t foolish for con- tracing to pay 2 doddersng old teI- low named Babe Ruth $1oo00 6 year for tals baseball season and 1exr | appears now that the colone. struck z bargain The Babe IS for ever crossing up the fellows who would have h.@. re!esztea 10 the scrap heap
 Give the old boy | bat and ITO good legs 10 sand or and hell play plenty ot baseball sad Dome Bush tte other day And that perhaps. IS pretty much t-= opl1,on Of every fan
 Just 10 renln5 the pitching boys that Q FGtA5an E.~@ace srIl hovars over them. tAe Bamhlno walked into the park th4 other day and bashe6 three balls Inro the stands i for home runs. For fear they were rot sufficiently impressed hy rhat performance, te smashed i've more home runs II 6va more games,
 And al .ce t.nce. the B.s Ban s batting average climbed steadily higher among tha leaders. H. prob ably figured that lot Of yo-.-g up- starts like Chuck kle.a. Mel O-t. Jimmy FoIx and Hack Wilson had to be s1omn that there E only one King Of s1a-
 h 1f-- +a@ first season that tz 3r=n 2 ST 0o1 2 yezr salary CT I three yAar co.rract, Ruth ohI-.ng- ly proved 10 hIs owners that he was worth every cent ot that amount 7v setting 2 rAw roa1or league home run record q 60 togr-base hLors | would1 ta far a-r.ss ro +hlrk he Ear2bE1o 7I,l produce another hom . run record thls year 10 s7-.sty -t4 men who slsn his pay cheek The Cleveland InG.ars. for one team. ara gong 70 naak7 | easler for the Bahe th.s year They ye eliminated the h.gh ur-e screen atop the wall IT right field q sc3eer that has sns-ed many . Inc drlve from he Babes hat to convert f mo q r~o-base blor.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
WANTS 10 BE SECOND
Joe Jacobs Barred From New YorE Rlngs seeks specials Permit to Be n NaA z Corner.

>er Tor. J1ce i CuP5-Joa Jacobs Max Sc1n-zlng's Ar-er4rzn manager a-o r.as barred from Nen- Eort. rings las. yaar for life sought ! special perrlt today from the Na7c York Sra'A Arb!etac courcissIon 10 bs n 1.s mans corner against Jsct sharsey T tomorrow nigh''s heavy weight -Ip.o-shLp hou- at Ta1ke- &tadiun,.
 f Jacoas' application Is turned down h. has TO recourse and viA have 10 select another man t0 1oy.5 1T the Germans corner
 Jacobs sad he had selected hls d. ternate, but would not d.vulge his name u1rL after ttz commission $ declslon The man probably IS Wll- liam NcCarney Jacobs partner who vas ln schrne..rgs corner for the Paollro ard F:sko fights
 Sharkey -llI have three seconds Johnny Buckley kss r-anager. Al Lacey, his traicer- and Tony Poloz- zola. his assistant trainer.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
BAL TIN0RE GAINS
 IN LEAGUE RACE
Orioles Travel M8rrLLy On Way
 in International
E. -te Ass1r-a-e1 Pres

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 Ram and 7e* grounds r-7t-1 havoc win three e ne Ear-F5 scheduled 5n the c.ccu.- ves-4r1z" but the sul shore ac Baltimore and the Or1o.ez defeated the Ee1ar-. Bears F to 4 and ga1nAd another hal5 point from rhe field for r-e third rre n four games
 The Orioles have won seventeen O their last nineteen games, ca"-- ing many of their supporters to IT, call the days when the B8ltlmore teams managed by fhe Iaca Jack Dunn were sweeping all before hem. The long winning streak has n.aced the Orioles out n front oE thrae and on=-half games.
 h yesterdays contest the Or-olss bzes were working with the >apld--y oe :. machine gun. Thirteen sats- t.es were reg lstered. every r-e1an-1 q. the team got at least one hT 1-ra -he exception Of Fauser ard CML and they contributed to tie scoring Gill vas gwen credit for 5r.~.-g n three runs, although fal- Ing 70 register ] hit. McGo''an aH1 Stroner packed the big guns Of the attack. the former driving m three runs with as many hits, which lr7- ctuded two doubles, while the latter sent four talltes across the plate with q double and two slngLas- Henry Wertz held the Bears to >lI hits-all IT the first four rounds.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
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DEFENDS HIS TITLE
0nce Again Frankie Genaro Thwarts Attempt of Albert Belanger to Re gam Crown.
gam Crown

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 Gzrzro reta.red l,-s Nauoral Boz Ing coa-usss.on r.t-e !asr rlsht with [ sI2shIcg ter-rOIn5 victory over Ee.angsr The ttul1utve Toronto fgatsr had tra better of the argu- trant for four rounds bu* thereafter Fra-kre d.srlsv41 the speed and cleverr@zz that las earned hln7 10 the +on ot -1e dIuslon
 Ire fight n9s 3 speedy affair from the s-art +o -hs finish but the cham pEor forged shz2d slowly and surely II nct1t scoring as the end hove into E.ar Ls-e IT the fight Genaro scored repeatedly with left jabs and 3 powerful over hand right
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
League Standing

When it staved off a ninth inning contingent last night, the Fafnir Bearing team in the Industrial league scored its first victory of the year by the score of to '. The Rul- CTS, trailing in the last stages of the game, scored five runs in, the ninth inning but fell two short of tying the score.
 In the other game played last night, Landers scored 6 to vic tory. over the faltering Newmatics. The Machine Shop played alright ball for the first four innings but fell by the vayside after that,
 Games Tomorrow
 Two games are scheduled to be played tomorrow night. both of them featured as good ones. Corbins will meet Stanley Works while Landers will battle the Gascos.
 Fafnir 9, Stanley Rule
 Staying off Stanley Rule 61 Level rally in the first half of the ninth although its defense was all shot. the Fafnir team managed to pull through with it's first victory of the season by a to score. The Rulers came through with the score stand ing 10 2 against them. to score five runs n the first half of the ninth but this left them two counters shy of tie and Fafnir emerged the win ner.
 The game was q slam bang affair with plenty of hits rattling of the bats of the players on both teams. A total Of g hits were made in the game of which nine were doubles and one was a home run. The Faf- mir team had the edge on the ofense with 17 hits off the delivery of Billy Wolfe while the Stanley Rulers crashed out 12 safe bingles.
 Despite the heavy clouting, the game was close and the finish was thriller. The Stanley Rule team found Ferguson for two doubles and 3. single Tn the first inning but scored only one run when Darrow was cut off at the. plate on an at tempt to score on 3. hit to left. o Brien's throw home was perfect, Fafnirs tied the count in the third when Kenure doubled and OBrlen and krause singled.
 In the fifth, the Fafnlr team got q two run lead Ventura doubled 10 start things gong. Darrow then threw badly to first and Eenturo scored as O'Brien went to second. krause then trlpled into right field but he died on third. The Rulers got one back Tn the seventh when Scnae- fer lifted Ferguson S fast one over the high fence in center field
 II was. however. the lucky seventh' for the Dragons. krause started with q double 10 right. Ferguson s single brought him in. Ferguson went to third as Bucherl singled to lef Ferguson scored on q wild pitch WaIickl singled and Bucherl went 10 thlrd kenure singled SCOT Ing Bucheri and Mlynarski hit sacrifice fly to score WaNcki. The Rulers went scoreless in the eighth but the Dragons again came through with two runs that made thelr lead secure. With two out. Ferguson doubled. He scored when i Spencer threw wildly to first base. Bucheris single brought in Kama who had gone to second on the CT TOT.
 Determined to go down fighting,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

B tee Associated Press.
 NLlwaukee-Benny Bass, Phlla- 9alphia. knocked out Cowboy Eddie Anderson, Ch!cago (3).
 Toronto-FranEie Geraro, New York, outpolnted Al Berlanger Tor onto 600.
 Chicago-sarl Mastro. Chicago, outpointed Ward Sparks. Decroit, (-5j.
 Baltln1ore-Benny GoIdsteln. Bal t.r1ore, outpo.nted Charles Ernst, France (3J.
 Los Angeles-Bert Colina Whit tier, Cal, knocked out Homer Sherl- dan, Sioux City, Ia. (3).
 Atlanta. Ga.--Tomny Rios, Chi cago. outpointed Spike Webb, Char Io-te, \. C'to).
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
TRADERS BEATEN
 BY SPRINGFIELD
Local Baseball Team on Short
 End Of 6 to z Score

Poo- s4pport accorded to Decor ls-o Naw Br2raI1 Trade school base tsI taa!-1 pitcher In SprIngfeId yes rsrtaT prevented the local ccav iron. 1res.-ne 8 daclslon from th= Srr.rE1el6 -gat2 team and Na7 I.r--5-r came o.4t on tha short end ot a | n - score. Had T. ror been for the 4-ror- 5t critical times, th@ Hardware Cry team sgat hara cor.a rLroIEh 7--a 2 victory
 Four rrlspIzys helped Srrl1Eheld l- The scorlng although DeCorIeto rlrrzt II zc excellent pArtornance h the box. Sprlrg6eId had three coables chaIkad up aga.ns, i but these came when the teams affairs were not n q critical state.
 Springfield collected a total nt seven hts 70 slx TOT Neu Br.taln. Qsrro7aat ot sprlrs5eI6 and (. Carl son If New B-l-a.r oere the only players 70 rap oUt t7-9 hrs.
 -re s1n-n-zry.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
SHIRES ON THE BENCH
White Six First Ba-sen2an Is Forced sCut of Game When Hc IS Hit tn
 Face With Ball.

Chicago. June Il (P-Arthur The Great Sh!res Is again warming the White Sox bench.
 The White Sox first baseman uas forced out of yesterdays game with the Athletics when he vas hlt in the face by 3, ball during batting prac- tlce. Bud" Clancy substituted at first and won the game m the eleventh Inning,
 Injury or no injury. Shlres is destined 10 warm the bench for sometime as his batting average is less than his last winters fighting mark.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
PIRATES PRACTICE

The Pirate baseball team will practice tomorrow evening from : to 8 o'clock at Willow Brook park Coach Miller requests all mem bAts to be present Al Blanchard and Ross have heen added to the CuT league list !
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
 IN
FAFNIR AND LANDERS WIN
 IN DUSTY LEAGUE GAMES

Stanley Rule & Level Rally in First Half of Ninth Comes Two Runs Short of Tying Score-Dragons Take Decision by to Score - Mickey Bucheri Breaks Perfect Fielding Record With Three Bob- bles-Newmatics Fail to Keep Up Pace Against the TTniyersaS
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

Aurora s spring season race al tendance was Up per cent but bet ting was off 12 per cent. com pared with last springs card.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
Landers 6, Newmatics 3

After battling the UnlVersals even- ly in brilliant game for the first four innings the Machine shop crew went 10 pieces and allowed the Gen. fer street team to walk off with an easy victory. The Machlnists made six errors and each of these figured in the winners run making
 Ernie Anderson and Longmora both were Tn brilliant form on the mound with the former going down to defeat simply because his support failed him, Longmore had the best strlkeout record, flaming 10. but Anderson did some brilliant hurling to pull out of tight holes caused by errors of his mates.
 The first four innings brought out the finest baseball that has been shown by Dusty league teams this season. Both pitchers were hurling beautifully and their support wa. perfect,
 Rain started to fall in the last half of this inning and 1t was at thi slime that the Machinists blew up. Eddie Preisser opened the last half Of the session with q long triple to right Campbell hit a slow roller Tn front of the plate and (Contlnued on the Following Page.(
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
CARDINALS FINALLY STOP
 LENGTHY LOSING STREAK

St Louis Team Coming Down the Ladder as Fast as lt Went Jp-Forced to Go 10 Innings to Get to l Decision Over Boston-Chicago Cubs Set Back by Philles-Athletcs Are Beaten in II Innings by the White Sox-Red Sox and Yankees Win Games
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

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 Two base hits Darrow, Argosy, kenures Wahckl. Ventura, Mlyuarski krap>e. Wendrosla, Ferguson. Home runs: schae- fer, Bases on balls; Ferguson J Wolfe 2 Struck out: By Ferguson }. Wolfe s. Un-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
LLEI O. TEAM WINS

At-er battling each other for 16 innings inc Connectlcut Light (; Power Co. indoor team defeated the Tabs last night on Gurus street by 3 27 to Zs score The teams ended the nlnth lnnng n 2. deadlock and there followed for the next seven frames 3, bitter battle to put over thA winning run Mcguire pitched for tha Tabs urtil the ninth when he was relieved bv McInern=v. The score ny innings
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

Springfield Ohio, made Il home runs in ] Central league game with Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO CLOSE NEXT FRIDAY

The Juneau Public Schools will have a two-Weeks' holiday vacation. beginning next Friday, it was an- nounced today by w. K. Keller, Superintendent of Schools. It will extend over New Year and the schools will reopen on January 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
CELEBRATING.
 IS SHOT DOWN
Mistaken for Prowler, h. toxicated Man Killed
 by Neighbor

SEATTLE, Dec. 15.--Maznus Ol- sen, also known as Magnus Limbo was mistaken for prov CT and shot down early Sunday morning by a neighbor, T. A. Rowland, as Olsen wandered into Rowland rabbitry.
 Rowland said Olsen failed to heed his challenge. It developed that Olsen was intoxicated
 Friends said Olsen had been in- formed by the Immigration authori- ties that his bride of five months, living in Canada, could join him provided he showed sufficient if nancial standing to care for her. He had been celebrating the ifn- pending reunion.
 Rowland is not held by the po- lice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
FISH ERMEN AT
 ANNUAL DANCE
 HAVE FINE TIME
Swanson Brothers and Un- ion Oil Are Hosts at
 Yearly Ball

Fishermen Saturday night forgot dangers of stormy seas, worries over torn nets and fouled lines and losses resulting from small catches and low prices. At the Moose Hall, reapers of ocean har- vests danced with their wives and sWeathearts at the annual ball given by Swanson Brothers and the Union Oil Company.
 Two hundred and fifty guests were present The Mayor, Thomas B. Judson, was there to lead the grand march, but there was no grand march, in accordance with the latest ball room ethics, so he got even by staying for all the dances that were offered by long and delightful program.
 The excellent orchestra for the occasion was supplied by the hosts, as was also the bounteous lunch con.
 Tt was the best dance yet, was the comment of Capt. Olaf Winther of the halibut boat Fremont, as he pulled on his rubbers over his dancing pumps.
 50 it was" acquisced Capt. John Owens of the salmon craft T1527, as he adjusted silk scarf under the collar of his stylish overcoat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
Isle and Boyle, Alleged Bombers, Are Indicted

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. Establishments charging Hen ry Isle and Thomas Boyle with malicious and reckless posses sicn and use of explosives, was returned last Saturday by the County Grand Jury.
 The two men are held for the alleged attempt to bomb the Spokane Chronicle Build ing in Spokane, Washington, which also houses the Asso- ciated Press office.
 Bail for the two men was fixed at S10,000 property bond, CT S5,C00 cash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

Florida farmers are sowing oats and rye to augment feed crops cut shore by the drought.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

The Louisiana State Fair cele- brated it. Silver Jubilee this year with $42.0b0 in premiums offered for exhibits.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

BRIDGE AT WEEh-END MT and Mrs. Frank Pearce were
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
DOUGLAS NEVIS
DOUGLAS HI TEAM GOES
 ON BASKETBALL TRIP

The local high school basketball team accompanied by coach Lloyd Rinden left on the Queen yesterday morning in company with the Ju- neau high school delegation for Haines to take part in the hoop series to be played there during the next three days. Those making up the team are Harry Lundeh, Tauno Niemi, Rex Fox, Angus Gair, Albert Wilson, George Guerin and Orin Edwards. They are expected home Thursday.
 BRIDGE AT WEEKEND
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Pearce were
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

Of 9,799, ,o35 peach trees in Geor- gia orchards, only zl5,37C were found to be infected with the phony peach disease.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15

hosts to group of friends at their home Saturday evening. Bridge was played, there being three tables Prizes were awarded to MT. and Mrs. Guy Smith fer high scores and to Mrs J. R. Guerin and w. E. Cahill for the lows.
 Miss Edla Holbrook and Gordon Gray entertained a number of their friends at the Gray home Saturday night. Three tables of bridge were in play, first prizes going to Mrs. Jacob Britt and Cur tis Shattuck Consultations went to Miss Helen Lindstrom and James McNaughton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-15
NEWLYWEDS ENROUTE HOME

MT. and Mrs. Leland II. Strick- land, the latter formerly Miss Margaret Lindsay, of Douglas, pass ed through the channel on the Yukon Saturday, enroute to An chorage after a two months honey moon trip through eastern states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-16
For NeU York, Madge Breaches
By Adele Garrison

DID not need Mr.. Hasbrouck's-
assurance that he and his friend.
- Mr.. Train. were having the
time OF their lives" in assisting us
10 escape the espionage OF the
private detective. who. for purposes
unknown. had trailed US to the
Catskills. The faces OF both men
were shining like those OF school,
boys. and that oldest instinct OF all.
the zest OF outwitting an opponent.
"a in their eyes.
Your interest makes IL very
pleasant for me. nevertheless" I
told them. And so you saw the
man finally start for New York"
Yes" Mr.. Hasbrouck replied.
After Ed reported about the fell
lows going around TO the hotels. I
knew IL was only a waiting game.
He'd never find you. even II by
chance he found out where the
Trains lived. Your car 10 locked up
In the garage hack here, and what
he'd get out OF the Trains would be
plenty-that he wouldn't want Il
hear. And the chances were all
against his finding Train. So Ed
and I watched both streets. this one
to the ferry and the n 10 the
bridge. and ! got my friend at the
ferry again, and gave him an ear
full. So when our man in the black
roadster came back in time for the
next ferry. my friend was ready for
him. and gave him a song and dance
about somebody else taking his place
for n few minutes at the ferry be-
fore. and that he had found out a
blue sedan with three women in II
had gone on board while he was
absent from his post. Ny friend at
the ferry is Gn awful good scout and
he sent word 20 the fellow on the
other side Of Rhineciiff that II the
black roadster chap buzzed him
about the blue sedan he was TO a
he didn't remember. distinctly. but
he thought such q a had gone
down the river road.
Ed was watching things Ike q
hawk, and when the man finally was
safe on board. Ed wheeled into line,
too. He'll tail him without the man
s~uspecung a thing. I'll bet a dollar.
and he won't telephone unless he
loses him. So, no news will be good
news. and you'll be able TO 90 back
70 your nap, Mrs. Graham, until we
hear from Ed"