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Hyder weekly herald., 1930-04-05

H. J. Hicks, of Hyder, B. C., returned last week from an ex- tended visit in the States with Mrs. Hicks, which included trips to California and Arizona.
 MT. Hicks reports visiting Joe Grashio, former local business man, who is now located in Arizona and doing we'll, both physically and financially.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-04-05
LOCAL TOPICS
MT. and Mrs. Outfit, of Hy- der, B. C., returned Monday from visit in the south.

Ed. Schneider, who has been sojourning on the lower reach es of Portland Canal during the greater part of the winter season, returned to town this week and plans to remain here until the fishing season opens.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-04-05

Robert German, pioneer resi- dent, who was stricken with paralysis some weeks ago but is once more able to be about ow- ing to remarkably rapid re covery, left Wednesday on tht Fairbanks enroute to Sitka. where he will enter the Pion- eers' Home.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-04-05
NOTICE

The undersigned will retire from business in Hyder at the end of this month. All who have claims against me CT are indebted to me are requested to call and adjust accounts.
 M. T. Dodd
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-04-05

The Hyder Herald is for sale at the Boundary Gift Shop and Hyder Drug Company stores.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-04-05

You're There With a Crosley Radio. See them at the Nugget Shop.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-04-05

August Brent was an arrival from the south last week.
Hyder weekly herald., 1930-04-05

Location Notice Forms and Proof of Annual Labor Blanks for sale at the Herald office.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
FOREIGN INVADERS WIN
 0SCE0LA CLUB EVENTS
Stanislaw PctkiewiCz Of Poland and Dr. Paul Martin Of Switzcr-
 land Star in Meet.

New York. Feb. l3 P- Stanislaw Pcthic"icz of Poland and Dr. Paul Martin of Switzerland, who consti- tutc the chief international threats of tho current indoor track season. have taken their first steps toward rodceming last Saturdays defeats at the Millrose games. Each turned in t brilliant performance last night 10 win his event at the Osceola club meet here.
 The Polish diplomatic courier had hardly more than a romp in win ming the mile event, but his fiat footed stride brought him across the finish line in four minutes and 2S seconds, fairly fast time for an un- banked track with sharp curves. Loring McMillan, former Union col lege runner was 10 yards behind at the finish with Frank Bayley, New York A. C., third.
 Martin. who wears the colors of the New York A. C. during his visit to the United States, ran the odd distance of 500 yards. There was only one basis of comparison for his time, the outdoor mark of l :43 3-5 set by Mel Sheppard 20 years ago. Martin did not threaten that record but he ran the distance in 1:45 4-5 under much moro difficult condi- tions.
 Since the SO0-yard distance had never been contested indoors before,  Martins mark established a record.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
JAFFEE LEADS SKATERS
New Nor. speed Star Heads Com pctitors in Championships with q Total Of 90 Points.

Saranac Lake, \. Y, Feb. 13 (UP)-lrving Jaffee of New York led the competitors in the North American outdoor speed skating championships today with q total of
 50 points.
 Alex Hurd of Toronto and Frank Stack of Chicago were tied for sec ond place with 4U points and Jack Shea Of Lake Placid was next with 3S points. The other competitors, Ross Robinson of Toronto and Ray Murray of New York were tied with 10 points each.
 Alex Hurd of Toronto won the five mile race, the only senior cham pionship event on yesterdays pro- gram. Jaffce was second and Rob- inson third.
 Jack Shea Of Lake Placid set a new worlds record of 4 seconds in special one sixth mile race. The former record of 24 2-o was made
 in 1925 by Charles German of St. John, N. B.
 Three other worlds records were l lowered. Art Pickering of New York
 setting a intern ediate half mile
 mark of i :22 1-5, Wilbur Marks of Chicago lowering the junior mile
 record to 3:ll 4-5, and Orlie Duffy of Toronto establishing a juvenile
 record of 80 1-o for onc-sixth mile.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
COLUMBIA BEATS
 PENN IN UPSET
Remains Only Undefeated Five in
 Eastern College Race

New York, Feb. 13 tP-.A dark horse in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league race, Columbia today had become the leader and was the only undefeated team in the circuit. The Lions were hardly counted as contcndcr7 when the season started, going into the StruG gle with a pair of sophomore for wards, but they have come through 10 three straight victories.
 These sophomorcs played leading roles last night when Columbia took the league leadership from Penn sylvania with a surprising g to IS victory. One Of them, Lon Bender, scored five field goals and three fouls, Sam Schoenfcld, the other, tallicd eight points. George Gregory, last years sensation, did the rest of 1 the scoring except for one field goal.
 Even with the advantage Of play ing on it's home floor. Columbia was not expected to have more than an even chance against Penn, previ- ouSly undefeated in three games, and the ono sided triumph makes the New Workers the leading con- tenders for the league crown. After the first few minutes Of the game Penn was hardly in the running and the Lions got so big lead that they sent in their second team at the finish.
 The defeat dropped Penn to sec ond place ahead of Dartmouth and Princeton. which are tied for third with two victories and two defeats apiece.
 Columbia gets one more test this week, meeting Yale, the last place team of the circuit. at New Haven on Friday. Dartmouth plays Cornell at Ithaca Saturday in the only other league contest of the week.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
WHITE S0X SQUAD IS GOING SOUTH
Dozen Members Of Party Leave for Training Camp Saturday

Chicago Feb 13 PI-An even dozen, split equally into playing and supervising halves. will comprise the official White SoN squad when the southward trip starts Saturday.
 The six players in the group which will head for San Antonio, rex. 10 prepare for tho l950 cham pionship campaign. the clubs first under the direction of Donic Bush are: Catcher Clyde Grouse. and Pitchers Bob Wciland Ed Walsh Jr.. Gerald BNrnc. and Harold and HarWood NcKain are the players. The rest of the official party will include Manager Bush, Coach Bar ncy Kelly. Trainer William Buck ncr. Secretary Harry Grabiner. Lou Comiskey. and Lou Barbour. travel ing secretary.
 The other members of the squad will go direct to San Antonio direct from their homes.
 The first Chicago Cub squad, which sets out for Avalon, Catalina Island, next Tuesday. also will be small, many of the athletes having been unable to restrain their eager ness to get 10 work on conditioning themselves for the drive after an other National league championship.
 Only eight players arc down for transportation Tuesday. Pitchers Hal Carlson. Henry Grampp. Ed Lautonbacher. Bill McAfee and Al Shcaly. will take off from Chicago along with Catchcrs Gabby Hart nett and Zach Taylor, and Outiiclder Cliff Hcathcote. Manager Joe Me Carthy and Coach Ray Schalk will be in charge of the party.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
COACHES LET OUT
 AT PENNSYLVANIA
Athletic Affairs in MuddIed
 State in Western College

Lexington, Ky. Feb. 13 LPl-Atd- letic affairs it TranSylYania. oldest college west of the AlleShcnies, Were il, muddled condition today. wi,h the announcement that the prcsclt football and basketball coaches will not be back next year and num- bcr of students so disgruntlcd that staged & walkout.
 Dr. Elmer G. Campbell, president, last night confirmed report that James A. Ham, athletic director and head football coach. and C. 4. Webb, head basketball coach and assistant football mentor, would not be offered new contracts.
 'Intcrnal friction and the in ability of the coaches 10 work to- gether were given as the reasons for the decision, which lie said WIS reached a week ago by the athletic council.
 At the same time it was learned that most of the 20 leading football players who are out on what has been termed a strike, have lost jobs that paid some Of their college eN- penses. and may be unable to COL tinue their studies.
 Pennsylvania had the most sue cessful football season in several years last fall. holding Centre to 2 scorelcss tic in a game that mark: ] the golden anniversary of the first intercollegiate football game in the west. played by representatives of the same two institutions. Transv!- vania is controlled by the disciples Of Christ denomination.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
NEW MARKS MADE
 IN TRACK MEET
Cleveland Girl SbatterS Record
 in 22O Yard Run

Philadelphia, Feb. B (P}-Mel and women track athletes had new indoor marks to shoot at today n the 45-yard sprint for men and the 22o-ysrd sprint for women.
 Miss Stella Walsh, flect-foot" ] Cleveland girl. shattered the worlds record in winning the international go in g6 4-5 seconds at the annual games at the Mcadowbrook club. hilc Chester Bowman, Newark A.. C., hung I'D new figures of five scc- ouds flat in the 45-yard sprint.
 BoWman's performance. however, will not stand as worlds record. for the 4j-ydrJ distance is not recognized in international compcii- ton. The best previous record Was 51-10 seconds, made by Percy Vii lams. of Canada. in 1929.
 Nis3 WalSh's feat erased the old indoor record Of 9S 4-5 seconds hcll jointly by Ellen Brough of Califo.'- nia. and Cathcrj.e Donovan. New ark. x. J., but also cqualled t!ie bui lIDbT Illd "A lDi lilf Iii9lfliiSN l'l'' " by Miss Brough last year. Miss Walsh finished about l 5 yards ahead Of Dallas Creamer, Canadian star. with Olive kruegcr, of Tennessee, third.
 Jack Elder, Notre Dame flash, fin shed second 10 Bowman in the 43- yard sprint.
 Although Canada was represcnt- cd by the cream ot the girl at1- lctes. the 440-yard international re- lay race for girls, was the only event won by the Canadian team led by Miss Myrtle Cook, of Olympic fame. The time was 52 seconds.
 Miss Cook finished second in the 45-yard sprint. while Eva Dawes and Constance Carlson, also of Canada, were second and third, respectively, in the running high jump for girls. which was won ~ Jean Smiley, Meadowbrook, with a leap of ) feet F inches.
 The University of Pennsylvania won the one mile relay race in ; minutes 2S D seconds, win Georgetown second
 t5-yard high hurdles went 70 Monty Wells. Boston X. A. Wi ' G 1-5 seconds and Ray Congcr topE the John w. Ovcrton memorial m''e in 4:9o.
 The two mile run was won 1s Paul Eckcrs, Penn State, III "'!' and the preparatory school rcl'\ went 10 Mcrccrsburg Academy m .t
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
League standing

With the end of the playing schedule one week away, the New Britain roller hockey club faces q stiff tyst in it's quest for the second half championship of the American ..agUe, tonight at the Stanley Arena when the strengthened McrIdon quintet takes the floor,
 Moridon stands in secoul place 5t inc present tim, and since its rush line has been strengthened by the addition Of Bib" Boucher, former renter with the now dciunct Glcns Falls team, the quintet presents one Of the strongest offcnsi,cs in fne entire league.
 "Flash' Dyson and PcregIIn split lip the first rush duties while Boucher plays second rush. Captain Fred Jean plays at center with "Rube' Williams nj halfback and Bill Blouut in the goal This com- hination not only has plenty Of of tcnsive strength but Il forms one ot the strongest defensive rings in the business.
 Jean, veteran star. still holds his place among the leading ccnters in the league. He is anxious and eager 10 wind up the season on q cham pionshlp quintet. "Itube' Williams Is one Of the greatest blocking half backs in the game, while Blount is unanimously given the palm as the best goal tender in the circuit.
 The second half pionship of the league depends on tonight's $ game here and tomorrow nights game in Meridcn. The Panthers 90 back 10 Neridcn tomorrow night 10 play a return game there. If New Britain wins both. the local team practically has tho second half championship scWcd mp. If the teams split, 1t is still a fight.
 The Amsterdam Hurricanes come here again next sunday The quin- jet that suffered q forfeit rather than play tho last two minutes last sunday, is all burned up over that game and the defeat by New Britain last Tuesday night. Another great battle is expected between the two,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
SHIKAT WINS MATCH
Claimant to Worlds Heavyweight Wrestling Championship Defeats Gjno Garibaidi of Italy.

New York, Feb. l3 (Up)-lich- ard Srikat of Germany successfully defended his claim to the world $ heavyweight championship by throwing Gino Garibaldi Of Italy after one hour of wrestling at Ridge wood Grove Sporting club last night
 George Calza Of Italy threw Jack Washburn of California in 10 min utes: Paul Jones of Texas beat Clevio Massimo of Italy in 11:3o: George Manion Of New York de- feated Oscar Nygren of Chicago in nine minutes, and George Hagen. L.. $. marine champion. threw Arthur Boganz of Atlantic City in six min utcS.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
|BURR|TTS BATTLE MER|DEN LAURELS
Locals to Attempt to Smash . Silver City Jinz Saturday

Fresh from it's victory last Satur- day over the strong Sons of Italy five of Middletown, the last travelling Burritt basketball team will make an attempt Saturday evening 10 overcome the Meridcn jlnX when It clashes with the fast Laurel team from the Silver City. Ever since the locals have been organized, Meriden teams have been the aggre- cations 10 stop the locals when they were enjoying great winning streaks, The Silver Cityitcs always appear to play their best games of the year when they stack up against the Burritts.
 Last year the only two defeats that the Burritts received came at the hands of Meriden teams. This year a Burritt winning streak of IT straight games was suddenly shat tered when the Mcrden St. Stanls- Iaus five visited this city. Still smarting from this beating. the Eur- ritts arc moro than anxious to take the Laurel aggregation into camp,
 Last year the Burritts Clashcd three times with the 1.aurels and after losing the first game came back 10 capture the next two battles, Each battle was furously fought and two of them threatened to end in free -for-all fight. This year the Laurels have a strong team. They also play for the Meriden Ia bs at times.
 The leading performer Of the visi- tors is "Jimmy' Mastriano. former | Laurel college star. Mastriano is a good shooter and is full of fight, in 1 spring his teammates to give all 1 they have. They expect to keep up Meriden's honor by being the second team to defeat the Burritts.
 l The locals will have their full ] strength, except for "Huggy' Carl 1 son, on the floor when the whistle 1 blows and will fight hard to capture the verdict. The game should i prove fast and interesting from be- ginning to end. Tho battle will start at o'clock with Abe" Aron- son holding the whistle.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
By EDWARD J. NEIL

Ctssociatcd Press Sports Wrtcr) New York. Feb. 5 P-Com- plaints may sometime come into headquarters over tho calibcr Of fighting loosed upon the sun drcnch- cd population of Miami, February 91, but there never was and proba- bly, there never will be any question that the setting is the most pleasant and complete in prize fight history.
 Somehow or other the natives neglect to work themselves into frenzies over the prospect or lack Of prospect Of ferocious milling. For the visitors the big, glistcning arena in the heart of Miami is the place to be" on the night of the fights. For the natives. home town pride in the venture. the sudden appearance Of the 'bg time" at one Of fstiana's way stations, and the color and glamor of it all, is sufficient to draw the multitudcs through the turn stiles.
 When Willie Striblinc, son Of the south, made his bid for heavyweight fame against Jack Sharkcy in the first Of five annual heavyweight ficstas last night, tho holiday spirit that pcrvadrd the whole scene was the thing. The fight itself mattcrod little. There was little prospect of fcrocious struggle and no one was disappointed. when it was all over . tho general exclamation Was:
 "Wcll, il sure was a great fight right fup tq' the first round"
 Tho setting of sun, ocean. golf. jai alai, fishing and tn" general cnticc- mcnts Of the ncar-tropiCs in the winter time will be there in force again 10 provide four-ff'hs of the promotion for Sharkcy's second ap- pearancc in the Florida playground, this time against Fireman Phil Scott, the leaning tower of London. Un- like the sCrambling Of third rate mastiffs in the prcliminares Of last years show, the supporting card this year brings together Johnny Risllo and Nittorio Campolo in the semi final and Tommy Loughran and Pierre Charles in another len.
 The big octagon stadium will be the place for society the night Of February 27 and the place for the rest of the folks to see them. Thus another $40o,O00 gate is well within prospect.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
CHARLIE WHITE
 READY FOR BOUT
Veteran Lightweight Convinced
 He Gan Beat the Field

Chicago, Feb. l3 Satisfied with his physical condition, old Charlie White, who owns a knock out record without parallel in the lightweight division, IS anxious for the battle next week which he thinks will mark the beginning of his prov ing that "at least one guy can come back"
 4 great fighter in his day. fel- low who fought 36 fights with cham pions and had nearly all his op- ponents, including Benny Leonard. on the floor, White at the age of 3S is convinced that he can whip any Of the present lightweights
 In his prime. in the days when there were fighters like Leonard. Willie Ritchio, Freddy Welsh and Johnny Dundee. Charles thinks that ho yet is good enough 10 punch his way 10 inc championship with his hf' hoob
 He probably js E sgu.I to dis appoiurw,W. tW u,vtr,brt,s= his comchars effort i- b.ue watched nith interest nope. r. certainly is lrue that if lo cam 'nroa -'hat left hook with any degree or his old speed somebody had u.tfrl look out.
 White Wttm1 effort 8Jll br against Frankie HaNs. 'br yo4n= IHladcI. nbiau vino certainly i. uo rasy mark. Not 90 long ago. Ha>es had Billy Natlar" on tn- floor ibrarrrnrDe m ono fight auJ I. ro.-h- draw vrb I"iw Joe Cams
 White insuf ,ouru..4 ,..a,. !. is stllI iaa' enough 'o ma.a ,on-u opponents with us t.t.
 "GcJ is ou or Your head that r}or WIS 'b'og-n- 0r. #tuI. "Ha. WrWb.r uv '"' H-at" Well knocked on, Eouus Ilarrctt an, hung rn 'M alo.,r. Prrhals m, -r.at'r r,a-ou rpr r.'uaafn- to fin, .02 is ha fact luas ] -ul nalc . nanhrru- 10 ~tu rUg tttl.. I tnrl I got som. tough breaks. tousn twelve different rhauron~ or 8. different occasions and if VOL don think Was ever In their class ayl Jart Brirou Abr Attril johna, ku.hano Frankie ConIg, Ad WoI-as and all the rest
 "Most Of u.y bouts a2ams' tn, rhanpioue were uo-1ecl~lou contest and inc only Nay could have vor 'd' tile "a7 ty a Knockout. r. va almost impossible 10 do that in rboe days because 'hosn i.lloHa know hoq {" stay "h'n they w"r. hurt"
 \ccd ol money la- nothing 70 d with chlrI.+ ruu.uach effort. II has a "oii pa'rouzrd health srudi which takes care oJ hm GuamcialI and which ho has utilized to kcr hm in good physical condition dur ing his off N,ars.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
HUNTER BEATS BRUNIE
National Indoor Tennis Champion Takes Final Matches in Brooklyn Heights Tourney.

Sew York. Feb. '% lp--Frau- rit r. Hunter ot New Rochelle, x. r.. n"'ional indoor tennis champion de- ''aj.d Harry C. Brunta ot Nee York. G-&, 'i-', @-G. 7-5. in tEc finals Of ru. Brooklyn Heights Casino inri- '-tion indoor tournament yesterday.
 Fritz Mcrcur ot Bethlehem. pa. "nd J. Gilbert Hall of south Orange x. J, defeated thr new national inc door champions, Pcrriuo EOcha1yl- 10" and Merritt rutlcr. Of Now York. G-i. G.". t.f
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
BAMA STARS PLAY TOURNEY

Birmingham. Feb. 13 GPr-Two ot Alabama's golf stars got in some good practice for Southern Confer cHcc matcbos by entering the Pan Park. Miss. They are Harry Pritch "rd. conference champ and sam Per. ry. holder of the southern and Ala Lama amateur crowns.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13

New Rritain's rcorganlzcd basket ball ouint faces another court tar tar at the Stanley Arena Saturday night when it meets the Lithuanian Pros of Maspcth, L. l., in the Sat urday night feature game. The Nls- iting team is in the same class ds the quintcts that have come here in recent weeks and it has been toppling over In opposition with monotonous regularity this season.
 The quintet was organized i'll l9-6 by Tcddt Tuluba, a Lithuanian, physical director of the Young Mems Lithuanian club in Maspeth, and the identical quintet has been playing scmi-pro basketball in the metropolitan area every season since that time. The team numbers among its opponents and victims, some of the leading basketball fivcs
 in the cast.
 Tiny Crotty who plays forward
 for the crew. is one of the fastest dribblers in and around New York and New Jersey. He expects to
 join the Chicago Bears of the American league when that team comes cast again. He is q pupil Of Nat Holman who is captain of the Chicago team. Stan Povey who
 holds down the other forward berth is a dead shot from the foul line. He will be matched against Jimmy Collins of the New Britain quintet. Johnny Franks, center, originally started with the NisitationS Of Brooklyn but could not remain with
 the squad because of his inability 70 go on the road. He stands 6 feet inches in hcighth and is a crack shot. Ierkes, the captain of the team has played plenty of basket | ball in New England. Joe Gilkcr- son has played here before and IS considered one of the greatesc | guards in the game. Concidcntallv
 Swedish is the reserve man for tho | Lithuanians.
 | New Britain's lineup will present
 a different front for the game. Col
 lins and Sloman will play the for
 wards with Sid Hichman making i his first appearance in | New Brit ain uniform, at center. Jerry Con-
 way will drop back to guard and will pair up with Ray Marchineck. ! The game Saturday will start ! promptly at , o'clock.
 Coming Games
 | Following Saturday nights game | New Britain faces another tough schedule in tn, next couple Of
 weeks. A week from Saturday
 night the team meets the Nisita-
 tions while the week after that, the | Philadelphia Red Caps arc duo for
 return appearance.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
N.tII. SWIMMERS WIN

NrW Haven. l'eh 13 tDP1-Y Yal' st.od i's Huh stars and used ,ccoud .ud third string swimmers 10 d"- '.at FOrdhJu fl 10 r. in th" Car } -ic pool ra' night Gas Harms. ordhgm'v nl-"rouud sar nas in |I.fdu1l star rf i@, 'oe.t. i.o~, ""r.
 a4tnmn- 'h. ''u and tan yard v.l.. YaDa took @jI o.h'r first ,,.tces.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
LEWIS WINS BOUT

Portland. Ore. Feb. 13 P) Ed "Stranglcr" Lewis. former world heavyweight champion, defeated Dr. Carl Sarpolis. Cleveland. two out of three falls in a wrestling match rorc last night. Lewis weighing 2S5 pounds, had 12 pound advantage.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
,IOI;I. SEASONING FOR JOHN\h

UI1tsnurgn. Fcb. f3 IT'-PIlts- buroh h7s shipped Johnny stone ham. star hitter Of fin" Nebraska state lo1cu" for two seasons. to Colrulpin m the south Atlantic IoagGc for more seasoning.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
pII.NIINt I'D G.IshppII,

HujaIo. x. Y. lrrb. i& .P.-I Jack t"rmm. one" manager Of Inc la'r Irauh colrh has induced M-uu r},.iiu f" rnl." "ut ot r,t.y.u. md To chIjcn@o Souu.rFor". 2m kat and the oth'r "r,sllus a,,ms
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

E. the Associated Pres.
 Boston-Jmmy Malonry, Boston, stopped Al Friedman. Boston. (4.
 Detroit-Billy Light, St, Paul, out pointed Morric sherman, Detroit G0.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
PAINTERS FACE BATTLE
 WITH MERIDEN TONIGHT

New Britain Roller Hockey Team Clashes With Closest Rivals at Stanley Arena - Both Clubs Are Hot After Second Half Championship of American League - Visitors Strengthened by Addition of Bib Boucher to Lineup Amsterdam Scheduled Here Again Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-13
Coming Games
EDDIE IS CLASSROOM STAR

Pittsburgh, Feb, IS 4D-Eddis Baker, Pitt quarterback, named by Coach Jock Sutherland to captain the Panthcrs next fall, is known in college for his scholastic prclcien. Cy.