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New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
FAMOUS COLORED TEAM TO
 BATTLE, LOCALS SATURDAY
Philadelphia Red Caps Scheduled to Meet Lanphers Team at Stanley Arena - Visitors Regarded On Par With Renaissanc Crew-Quintet Has Won 23 and Lost Four So Far This Season - Changes in New Britain Lineup-Hard Contest Expected.

vance dope regarding the coloIcd Guh. The players arc all rangy and big and in addition the quintct pos Sc@sos amazing speed and passing ability. II will run the Renaissance t, clos" race fer popular favor af;cr its first appearance in this city, ac- cording to report.
 The forwards on tn" quintet are Styles of Colby college and Stevens of Howard university Peterson of Lincoln university is center, while Cain Of Amherst and Pollard of Lin- coin l., arc the guards.
 Manager Lanphcr Is awaiting word from Stan Eichtmycr who is in New York, before announcing his acquisition to the local team. Eicht- mycr is former members of the Bristol Endccs who was regarded US one Of the most valuable men on the state championship quintet. He was scCk king a position with the To- cal quintet and Manager Lanphcl expects 10 hear from him today. The local manager would not verify the report that IakzeWski had been Ic- leased from the New Britain club and would give no information 1 about the expected changes he plans making other than 10 say that ht
 expected 10 shake up his lineup oe- l fore Saturday night.
 Announcements of definite
 haturc are expected tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09

A team of cclorrd basketball players, n5 lathous throughout fiji" country as tile Renaissance five. claimant of inc colorrd champion ship of thc world, will appear against Clarence IMnphrr'S New Britain five at the stanley Arena Saturday night. This aggregation, travelling under the name Of ;he Philadelphia Red Caps is q com bination recruited from the Pullman portcrs of the Quaker City.
 The aggregation has been cutting :: wide swath in basketball ir'les this season and already the qulntet has won d total of 23 games while it has lost only four. The team is composed of d combination of for mcr college stars from Nario1s schools and is a highly geared or ganizaton that travels with light ming speed on the basketball floor,
 The quintet is the most bitter enemy of the Renaissance team and it claims to be OF even terms witt It in the matter of games won an| los, in recent y,ars. The Quintets usuallv play u series of games through the soason with one or the other deciding the co!ored cham ionship on the outcome.
 New Britain will have plenty ot trouble on it's hands in winning inc coming game, according 10 the ad-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
SH|RES CLEARED
 BY ILLINOIS BODY
Michigan Commission Will Now
 Take Up "Fixin6' Case

Chicago. Jan. 9 (P)-lIis standing as a pugilist in Illinois free Of blemish, Charles Arthur frhe Grcab Shres today hoped to recover his boxing good health in Michigan.
 Shires yesterday was declared in nocent by the Illinois state athletic commission, of any WrongdoinG' in connection with his bout with Dan- cerous Dan Daly in the White City arena December 2, in which Daly claimed he took a dive" for Shircs. Promoter James C. Mullen, NcsSic BlumcnthM (Shircs' man a@cri. and Eddie Meade. who handled Daly in thc bout also were adWIgod innocent Today tn" Michigan boxing commission was ready 10 listen to Charles .\"thur'S responses 10 mcatj0us r9Urrrujn@ an allcgrd attrlupt lo fiy his postp0ncd bout with Battling Criss ot Detroit. ! Daly suspended for life hy th" Illinois state athletic commission yesterday for having made false anidaVits concerning his age, real name and previous boxing "Nperi- cnco before his bout with Shirca still had plenty 10 say.
 Insisting again he had folded up | for Charles Arthur, Daly Who failed to appear at the meeting yesterday 10 speak in his own defense, said II" had been talked out of coming to Chicago for tn" hearing. He said IIddi" Edwards. an associate of l:ddi" Meade. went 10 Columbus O., sunday, took Mr. and Mrs. Gary ! dangerous Dau's real namo) back 10 Cleveland with him and told him that il would moi be necessary to appear in Chicago.
 He said he was shocked 10 learn that he alone had been punished by the Illinois commission. H. charged. for the first time, thai Meade had given him the name ot Daly, and that both Meade anG Mullen had fclicitatcd him on his acting" in the bout. He also in. sisted Siircs was a party to the al. leged fix.
 Shires was confident the Michigan
 boxing association would clear hin
 of charges that an attempt ha( been made 10 put his bout will Battling Criss "in the bag" an, l planned 10 meet Criss after h. . fights Al Spohrnr, Boston Brav' $ catcher, in Boston tomorrow night.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
|NS!LC0S WILL
 MEET BURR|TTS
Meriden-NeW Britain Rivalry to
 Be Resumed Saturday Night

Merdru and New Britain rivalry will be resumed for the first time this season when the Burritt Basketball i team comes to grips with the Meri den InSilcos at the Stanley Arena Saturday evening. Last year the Bur rtts fought five furious games with Mcridcn teams, in fact the silver City aggrc gationS were the only quintcts in the state that were able to pin q defeat on the locals. The Burritts defeated the I4aurelS two out Of three games and split with the Communities
 The linsilico team which will in- wade New Britain Saturday evening will present an array Of players who have performed with Industrial and Church League teams in Mcriden. In the starting lineup will be Babe Moran. star high school performer Of last season, at right forward; Gus Schacfflcr, Industrial League player will he Moran's running mate; stan" Zajac star center on the 1 Trade School team last year. Will take care Of the pivot position; "Johnnie" O'Brien, former member of the Community team and l. ! Schnable. who plays with the St Johns church team. will be in the back court For reserve malerlai thorc will be Ernie HacEbarth, ] Lou Fray and "Ar," Kirstein. Bray is q member of the Community i team,
 The Burrilts expect 10 be forced to the limit to score a victory over tho Mcriden team and they are anxious to get the jump on tholr Silver City rivals. The above lineup promises plenty of opposition for Inc Burritts Tho rivalry between tho To- calls and Moridcn teams last year was very intense and two of the games nearly ended up in frcc-for-alls. The locals have vet 10 taste defeat lhlS acason. having won l2 games in a row. This winning streak added ic last years games makes it 20 in q row for the Burritts.
 Manager Saunders will have hh entire lineup on deck in anticipation Of q torrid battle. It should proV' to be the Burrt1s' hardest game O.
 the season. YakubowitH. Jasper, Hay lick. Luty. Carlson, Gill and Rose will compose the Burritts' team. Th' game will get under way at $ o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
WEST AVON BEATEN BY SOUTH CHURCH
Local Quintet Scores Fourth
 League Win-BeIl Runs Wild
senior County "N" standing

Thirty-onc points in the second half proved too much for the West Avon Boys club last night and th" New Britain South church basket ball team swept over the visitors to score it's fourth consecutive County "" league triumph by q 4a-2o score. The game, which took place at tho local Y. M. C. A. was quite loosely played, but New Britain. after slow start, gradually de vcloped it's attack and scored al an
 ever increasing pace.
 The first quarter was close but slow, the shooting of W. Burnham enabling West Avon to hold New ! Britain 10 a one point margin. The church men gained hcadway in the second period and. with Captain Bell. Coach" Jacobi. Barta and Vessels getting loose, ran mp an l1S-12 )unt. In the third session Bell began to really shoot, and from then on it was merely q slaughter. | Bell scored eight baskets in the sec ond half and Vessels four, while the visitors were able on count only at
 very infrequent intervals.
 Bells 20 points lifted him into 1 the league scoring lead. He was much too slippery for the West Avon
 guards to hold. Vessels also had q
 good night, getting , points and
 outjumpins his opponent consistent 1 ly. W. Burnham and sam Aliano were best on the offcusc for WrS. Avon. Tn" defense play of Barta, | Parker and J, Burnham was good.
 Barta, in particular broke up play
 after play with almost monolonous regularity. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09

Lawrence. Kas., Jan. 2 IP) - 'Phog" Aliens Kansas basketball outfit hopes 10 Use California as a means of breaking a losing spell nn- prcccdcntcd in the history of Jay hawk athletics.
 Victor in only three of IS games played last scason, thc Kansas quintet steps into a thrcc-2ame sc rics with the Golden Bears begin ninG January ,. determined to wal lop the jinX and also get set TOT q successful Big Six season.
 Ii was California that ruined the start of the 1929 season for the Jay hawks. In q three -gamc program, staged on the west coast, 'Nibs" Prices five took two out of three from the mid Wcstcrncrs. The lat t.r squad never Was quite right after that and finished its confer cnco season tied with Kansas State for last place.
 Coach Allen has four veterans pack They are Tom Bishop and Russell Thomson. forwards; Forrest Cos guard. anG Floyd Ramsey, tcn- ter and forward.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
MAY SUPERVISE HOCKEY
Amateur Athletic Union May Help Provide q TrHm iu Next Winter Olympic sport.

Now Nora. Iau . aPl Tb" Aui1- trur Athletic Union may take il hand in the attempt 10 provide an American hockey team to compete in the next Olympic winter sports at lake Placid, x. Y. in l9&2. The \. A. |. will take over the roins Of amateur hockey in the uitcd States as a temporary m"aaurc until the arrangement can be made pcrua- nont at he unions next meeting.
 The proposal was made by in" nitrd States Hockey association because of the inability Of the Nari- ous factions iu the hockey govern inE body to a@r"" on a program for developing team. Tn" United States was not represented in in" 1928 Olympic hockey competition for similar rcaSOnS.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
ORIOLES SMOTHER |. BROADBRO0K TEAM
Local Basketball Five Runs Up
 Total Of 82 Points

l'orty-onc field goals for total Of &9 points was the contribution ol the Orioles basketball team in it's S2 to II victory over the Broad Brook basketball team in the preliminary to the National Guard Bicksler con- test at the state armory last night.
 This is believed 10 be one of the highest scores ever run up in this city and two players, Ike lkoWltZ and Wilton Morey scored 40 points between them. A peculiar sidellght to the game is that every one Of the New Britain points were the result of field goals. Tex Zevins New Brit ain players had foul shots but they missed them.
 Every player on the New Britain team scored. Henry Rccano made five field goals. Victor Baylock drop ped in four, Witty Grimala made six, George Baylock made five, Ianko- witz one and Mercy and 1kowitz 10 each. Incidentally the heavy scorers played the guard positions. | In the first half. six minute quar- i tcrs were. played and al the end Of the first quarter it was 6 10 0 in | favor of New Britain. For three minutes m the second period the visitors failed to score. Then J. tet0 made field goal after his team had been held scoreloss for nine minutes. Tho half time count Was 90 10 1. At the end Of the third quarter it was 50 to , and in the final quarter the Orioles made g.
 points 10 make the score S2. Tho quarters in the last half were oI eight minutes duration.
 In the first half the winners scored 4 field goal on an average of every
 4O seconds and in the second hall Ithcv scored a field goal every 4 sec
 onds.
 ! Tho summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
SHIRES GETS S8.000
Ba scball playCr-Pucili-t Earns More in 50 Day. m Ring Than In One season of Play.

Chicago. Jan. tP- Since bccom- ing a professional fist fighter just month ago today, Charles Arthur The Great" Shircs. has earned exactly $S,oho in four engagements. $2,900 more than he got for play int first bagc for the Chicago Whit SoT all last season
 The Great One" got the &S.ooo m the short p,rlod Of 3o days com- pared 10 five months Of baseball playing for Salon, Shircs' contract with the White Sox called for $S.- 500, but fines plastcred on him, ate up more than ,oot.
 Satres expects 10 Increase his ling earnings to more than $i0poo by meeting Al Spohrer catcher of the Braves in Boston tomorrow night
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
Sweet revenge for d defeat m

Sweet revenge for defeat Tn Bridgeport a few weeks ago was gained by the National Guard bas- kctball team at the state armory last night when it downed the Bicksler Red Heads, 5S to 23. in d cne- sided contest
 The New Britain team took the lead after q few minutes of play and for the remainder of the game there was q steady increase in the score until at half time the count was - 10 2 in favor Of the Guar1s. In the third quarter the visitors made a gain in the early stages but when the period came to all end the Guards had added one point to their advantage. This was increased point in inc final quarter and this alone proves that the New Britain team played consistent game throughout.
 The Bicksler team never rcall" threatened at any time. Several times during the game the Guards had the score doubled and despite shifts in the lineup of the Bridge port team 1t could not seem to meet the competition of Recano's Guards. Mickey Luke was the high scorer 1 for the locals with i've field goals and d foul shot for a total of ] 1 points. He was the outstanding player on the team. Jepson amd | Tarsavagc were strong in floor woril and offensive play and with Burns were the only Bridgeport player who were able to do much scorlng in the final half
 Every player on the New Br tam
 team With the exception of Hcwctt, scored from the field.
 1 ,l,hn S1ln1I1 ll-,..
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
Tom Conley Is Named
 Captain at NOtre Dame

South RoNd- Ind.. Jan. 2 IF'l- Tom Conlcy of Philadelphia end cn the undcfeatcd. united 1929 No'"c Dam" eleven Eaa been chosen as captain of thr 12&o team.
 Coach knuso Rocknc, stricken tjon. attended the monogram ban aUct, last nigh. Ue walked into tho oom unas>istad. amid tho cheering oI 25o baudurt,rs, He sal in q wheel chair. however. during fin" festivities,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
PEVROILE, RENTERS RING

Chicago, Jan. P)--Billy Petrolle has retired from retirement.
 The Fargo, N. D., express. who decided 10 hang up his gloves after King Tut decisivcly defeated him in Detroit four months ago, will again be ready for ring activity within two weeks. Jack Hurley, his manager. was advised today.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
FRANKLIN JI NIOkS WIN

The Franklin Juniors basketball team defeated the Clovcrs in a fa 't game played at the Washington school gym yesterday. r. MancIHl scored the winning goal in the last few seconds giving the i'ranklins T 1G to 15 edge. The winners Wou' l Ike games with any teams avcra-- ing 17 10 10 years of age. TolrphoH" E, Nnpni. l751-N. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
'. tle As.ociated Press

By the Associated Press
 Now York-Ted Sandwina, Ger. many, outponted Pietro Corri Italy, G0D.
 Springfield, Ill.-Johnny (Peewcc) Kaiser, St. Louis, outpointed Marvin Woods, Indianapolis, G0); Jackie Horner, St. Louis, knocked out Ti' ger Purvis, Cleveland. @.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
LOOKING FOR GAMES

The Bolvid"re Blue Juniors bas- h4tball team strengthened by the re- turn 10 their lineup Of 'Tud" Flood and Brute" Collagau, wish 10 ar range games with any team in the city averaging ilS pounds in weight. For games call "Tud" Flood tcle- phone l5t N.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
SEND OFT E\TRN BLANKS

Kew York, Jan. 2 UP) blanks for the mons national indoor tennis championship 10 be held at tn" seventh Regiment armory hcto February S have been sent out by inc United States Lawn Tennis AssD- CiHt ion
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
CAREY TAKES OFFICE

Springfield, Mass. Jan. N.rD - William r., CUcN Of this city was l. taE" of'ic. here this afternoon D president of 'ho Eastern Iiasrha I,aGur TIr recently was elected r. succeed Herman !. Woisman of w. tcrbury, Conn, resigned.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
SONNENBERG NS. MCCOY

Boston Jan. 9 (uP)-Gus Sonnen- berg. former Dartmouth footbGi, star who claims the world heavy weight boxing title, will meet Boa Bibber Mccoy of Cambridge in q finish match at the Boston Arena tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
FATHERS NIN GNNI.

In a rough but faH Gtmr played last night at sacred Heart school gymnasium. the I'anlhcrs \. C. basketball team defeated the Wash- m%tou Bears 25 10 L.. X total of %2 personal fo,Ils was called last night. This IS believed to no record. The Partners led at half tune by q 10
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
EAGLE JUNIORS WIN

The Eagle Juniors basketball team. under handicaps of size and weight, took the H. A. C. quintet into camp last night by the score Of % 10 2l. The Eagles were q, no time in danger. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
West Avon EoNS' Club
Referee. ArOnson; timer, C scorer. Coyle.
 Other Games Scheduled

Other Games StlItdlllcu
 New Britain will go to Plainvillc tomorrow night for it's first real test of the season and will meet the plainville "Y" quintet at the high school in that town in q battle for possession of first place. The game will start promptly at s o'clock, and the locals will meet at inc New Britain "Y" at 7:15 o'clock.
 The Kensington Boys club will take the road tonight and meet Highland Park in Manchester, while tomorrow evening it will be back at it's home stand in fratornal hall. Kensington, for a game with the Southington "Y." This latter con test will be preceded by one be- tween the intermediate outfits Of the respective organizations. West Avon is due in Iiazardville tomor- row night, while SOuthinGton is on the books to play in Wrapping on Saturday uNCUing.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
Orioles
Broad Brook

Score at half time, 30-4,. Orioles. Referee. NiXol. Timer, Butler Scorer, BcrkoWiCZ.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
SIGNED BN GIANTS

New York. Jan. Z NTp LoGa Winrr, former Gran" college tChica- ~o) rl.}thnnd q pitcher, has ben signed by the New York Giants. It. i3 2l.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
GLORY FADES

That great thoroughbred racer Sarazcn, who won more than $500, horse on the farm of Mrs. Wander. hilt Far.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
PAINTERS AND INDIANS
 MEET AT ARENA TONIGHT

New Britain and Hartford Roller Hockey Teams to Clash at Hardware City Rink-Capital City Quln- tet to Be at Full Strength for Tilt-Locas Ousted Out of Second Place by Albany Lawmakers-Team Has Chance to Regain Its Standing by Victory.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
Last Nights Results Albany |, New Britain ; Cohocs [. Amsterdam ,.
Official standing
Games Tonight Hartford at New Britain. Albany al CohocS,

A long awaited battle between the Hartford and New Britain roller hockey teams is scheduled 10 take place tonight at the stanley Arena on Church street when the Indians, with Big Chief Fred Jean in his war paint and fcathery bonnet. leads his Cherokces against the sharp-clawed Panthers. The game has been heraldcd far and wide not only be cause of the fact that the two teams arc evenly matched as far as polo playing goes, but also because Of the possibility O. there being plenty of fstic fireworks during the contest.
 Because of the frequent clashes between tho players on both clubs in every game played so far and more particularly after the last game in which Dyson took a quick shot at Griifths, New Britain center , damaging his eye considerably. the Hartford team will come here to- night accompanied by a tribe of warlike packers and they will be . fcdGN LOT dIiN 'NchtudiltS' dOSo'diI = to report.
 New Britain suffered a serious set back last night in Albany when. in losing by the score of ' 10 .. the local quintet was busted out Of second place. The team will have . a chance to get ifs place back to- night by winning from Hartford. Albany plays rohocs in Cohoos and is liable to take a trouncine there. Hartford will have it's lull team , with Dyson and Hart on tn" rush line, Jean at center. "Eubc" Will Hams at halfback and BIount in the goal. Now Britain will usc Earl Pierce and "Nid' Williams on the rush line. Griffiths at center, Dohcr- ty at halfback and Jotto in tho goal In two periods last night, Albany got lead of to on New Eritair . and this proved to hc too serious z handicap for tho locals to overcome Pierce scored q goal in the scconc period and Williams got ano-hcr il -t the third but the Albany defense was too tough.
 pIliS Iil . st iIf' " III 'i' VI t'' 'l''' by preliminary between the Nut. megs of this city featuring Jimmy Clinton, tho Fusari Brothers. Tranl Hoolc and others. and the All Americans Of Hartford. leaders O the county league. This will makt q double feature for the fans ot thi; city. The summary;
 Albany New Britain Pcrcgrin ............,.,. F.. Pierc'
 First Rush
 Davies ...-........,....... Wllllam
 second Rush
 Harkins ...-............... Griffith
 Center
 Morrison .......,....... Dohert,
 Halfback
 Welch .,................ Jett
 Goal
 First Period
 Goal Scored by Tim Albany Peregrin 2:5
 Assisted by Harkins) ] Albany Davies 9:1
 CAqsistcd by Harkins)
 second Period
 5 New Britain Pierce 9:l
 Assisted by Williamsl 4 Albany Icrcgrin 2:%
 Assisted by Morrison) E Albany I!Hrkin2 9:3
 ttesIstnd by naNios) Albany IIarSms T
 (Nssjstod hy Dd'ics) ' Albany Davies Q. 1.%
 Third Period
 New Britain William. Fl
 Assisted hy ricrcc1
 Fourth Period
 Albany Davjos 13:i Kushes. Pcrogrin [, Pierce stops, Jott" A, W"lch 27: foul ,lctte; referee. Mcdonald.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09

Score at half time, l3-N Eagles Referee. Ialesl>i. Timer. !. toiwick. Scorer, Urbanck
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
NO BOXING TOURNEY

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. 2 O-P) -. Following reports from New Haven. Conn, that Harvard had proposed d Harvard falr boxing touru1lGra; with Yale for This season. Wjli1m Bingham, director Of a'hlrtIrs tt Harvard. denied Inst night that any formal suEse stIou uas been uaG., Tor somo time there has been a@itd- lion at Harford 10" recognition = bo>ir;- g. -nrooll"@jal' "pom.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
Franklin Junior.
Totals
( lovers

Score at half-tjmc, 7-t Clover3 Referee, Szymanski; scorer, D. Man-
 cini.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
N asiiinwtCn Sears

Score at half time, Partners 10-5. Referee, Woiack. Timer, Annunzia- ta. Scorer, Neill.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
QUINTET
GUARDS GET REVENGE ON
 BRIDGEPORT TEAM HERE

Local Basketball Team Turns Tables On Former Con- querors to Win by 3S to 23 Score - Bicksler Red Heads No Match for Hardware City Quintet at Amateur Rules - Recanos Team Takes Lead at Start and Holds It to the End-Luke Leads Point GetterS.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-09
Bic k elCr'S Red Heads

Referee. Nixon; scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16

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 We'll known make the name of which you will rec ognlze on the boxes assorted styles.
 Main Floor =.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
SUPER SPECIAL Boys Rain Coat
 Sets
 $1.95

Regularly $2.95. Black rubber coats with hat to match-guaranteed waterproof and ideal coat for school or play. Sizes { to IA.
 Main Floor
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-03

COOPER'S HAVE FRESH MILK EVERY DAY.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-09-03
LEGAL NOIICE:

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARn PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION, TERRITORY OF AL ASKA.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF
 ROBERT BURTON HARDY and change of name to ROBERT BURTON ROBINSON.
 NOTICE AND CITATION
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Carl G. Robinson and Ethel May Robinson have filed in this Court petition praying for an order of adoption of the above named infant and for a change of name from that of Robert Burton Hardy to that of Robert Burton Robinson, and that the n day of October, 1930, at the hour of ? o'clock in the afternoon of said day has been fixed by order of the above entitled court, as the time and the office of the above named court at Seward, Alaska, as the place for the hearing of said pe- tition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said petition should not be grant I.
 Dated this 26 day of August, 1930.
 CURTIS R. MORFORD,
 Probate Judge. Dates of Publication, August 27, 5, 10.