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New Britain herald., 1930-03-27

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Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-28
KETCH|KAN SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT FILES
 CANDIDACY. PRIMARY

KETCHIKAN, Jan, 28, P- A. E. Karnes, now serving his third year as superintendent of Ketchikan schools, iS sending to Juneau his application to file for Territorial Commissioner of Education, subject to the Demo cratic vote at the April primary
 He has had r years school work including service as Boise, as grade supervisor. MT. Karnes is a graduate of Washburn Coll lege, Topeka, Kansas; he holds a masters degree from the Uni versity of California; is an over seas veteran of the World War, and former commander of the Ketchikan Post of the Ameri can Legion
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-28
ATTORNEY GENERAL
 URGES QUICK ACTION

WASHINGTON.s Jan, 28, F>- Attorney General Mitchell urged the House expenditure committee to expedite action in the legis- lation to transfer the prohibi- ton enforcement unit from the Treasury to the Justice depart ment.
 Mitchell said this .is in accord wi+h the recommendations Of Secretary Mellon before the conn., mittee fayoring the transfer and which endorsed the Williamson bill to effect this change.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-28
NEGRO, ALLEGED. ID HAVE KILLED MA1|,
 JAILED SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO, Jan, 29, P)-A powerful negro pugilist whose de- scription fits that of the man who murdered Nick Tralla on N lonely road in Alameda county and almost beat to death his girl, Miss Ella Hibbs, was arrested after trying to rob a store. He had shot the own CT in the head and was engaged in gun duel. He ran six blocks bel fore being finally captured by the police. His name is Benny Red" Leddington, heavyweight pugilist.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-28
ALL-CHINESE QTINT

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan., 27, (P) -One of the teams competing in the intramural basketball league of the University of Michigan is com posed exclusively Of Chinese stu dents. 1t recently met and was de- feated by another Chinese team coming from different Detroit schools.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-28
HE SEES. NOW

IA can see now", says Merritt Shellhorn, member of the Firemens basketball team, which returned from Anchorage last night, how the Seward high school can go up to Anchorage and get beat two out of three games and come back to Seward and say they will take the Anchorage five, three straight"
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-28

John Mattich, Seward business man, who accompanied the fire fighters to Anchorage, returned to Seward last evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-28

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
SACRED HEARTS OPEN WITH WIN
Local Baseball Team Beats
 UDionYilIe by 13-8 Score

Success attended the opening o' the 1880 baseball season for the Sacred Heart team of this city for i. travelled to Unionville yesterday and took the town team there into camp by a , 10 8 score. A real good crowd watched the contest.
 Reed pitched for the locals with kopcc and Martin taking their place behind .he bat Reed tUlrie,l a nice game but he received crate support in the firth and sixth in rings. In these frames. Cnionvill" secured q good edge on New Brit ain.
 However, in the ninth inning. 4 veritabc storm of Sacred Heart hits broke over the Unionville team. Six runs were scored sewing up the victory. Fredericks started the rally with q smingle and his mates fol- lowed his example.
 Geetersloh and Partyka hit hard with men on bases. DalkoUksi a. short proved 10 be stone wall with his sensational stops. The sum- mary:
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
YALE ENDS REIGN OF COLUMBIA CREW Wins Varsity Face as Darkness
 EnShrOudS HOuSatOniC
(SDnr!aI to the He-a'd1

Derby, May 5-Columbia' rule o' inc eastern waves came to an end at dusk Saturday when the Yale crew swept over the finish line C the t0o-milc Housatonic river course ahead Of it's two competitors and rcgainod the triangular regatta laurcls which it had lost for the first time q year ago. Columbia. undo foated since 1928, had showed in its early races this spring that tho great combination which had begun together as freshmen three years back vas beginning 10 slip, matched strokes with Yale during tho first mile Of the contest but was unable 10 meet the Eli spurts in the final half and had to accept q length quarter beating from gal lant crew which deserved is fri 1mph Ponnsylyania, the third con tes'ant never figured in the race and finished four lengths behind Columbia
 The strong breeze which swept straight down the course ruffled the water and delayed the races for an hour and q half, so that when tho varsity crews pulled down stream in tho final race they were no more than sllhouettes 10 the watchers on tho shore Darkness was falling "a D. idly, the dusk being so deep that Columbia, in the outside lane al the turn, lost it's way and swung out side the stakes at the mlle-and- quarters mark. This proba hly cost it half q length. but Yale had taken the lead by then and the de yiation only increased the margin between the boats and did not affect tho actual outcome. The New Haven boys would have been first home. anyway. for their stroke vas higher and moro powerful than Columbia $ and it's crew looked definitely better than is rivals
 r. was sad day for Colun hla for tho university which had swept all four races iN 1879 failed 10 win q first place Saturday, Yale took the junior varsity and 153-pound races in addition 10 the main event. while Penn, long an outsider in the annual regattas, finally showed promise Of better future days when it's fresh man crew stroked over the finish line in first position, None of the races were particularly close.
 A crowd Of nearly 10000 persons watched the regatta from q Spear observation train and from the ideal ly located banks along tho river.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
WASHINGTON PROSPECTS
south End Team May Open the Season With au Out-of-Town Game Next Sunday,

Baseball prospects in kenslngtol appeared very bright after q prac- tlce session yesterday. Mickey Noonan, veteran catching star, was or hand for the workout and he will probably be the regular back stop for the team this season. This gives the All-kcnsington crew q world of strength behind the bat.
 Wink Venture and Nick Gill, two tcrmcr members of the team and most all Of the members of last years American Paper Goods nine, were on hand and most of this ma terlal will be used during the con- ins campaign. Pitchers will De selected in the near future.
 Eddie Moore is again handling the reins Of the team and he stated to- cay that the team will probably open the season next Sunday after neon with a gasc out Of f-tonn.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
.SENECAS DEFEAT
 ALL.PLAINVILLE
New Britain Baseball Team
 Starts Season With Victory

Opening up with plenty of power in the first game Of the present sea- son. the Seneca A. C. baseball team Of this city handed the All-Plain- vile aggregation I 10 to lacing at the High school grounds in Plain vile yesterday afternoon. Thrce home runs with men on bases each time. were the cause Of most of the scoring.
 Right in the first inning, with two men one, Tony Garro belted out ! circuit drive. Two more hits. made almost in succession, gave the Scnecas a, lead Of four runs
 In the fourth inning, Seifels hit q four play wallop scoring anoth,r runner ahead of him. Again in the fifth, with t~o men on. Lindgren smashed out circuit UalloI. The last New Britain run came in in tho ninth when Wcndrowshi singled, vas sacrificed down by Garro anl romped home on q pretty single b. Argosy.
 PlainWlle connected for nlnc hits but the teams scores were less ire quent Only twice did tHo hits coma ln one inn =. Casey vas pitching a masterful game. Plainyille had the bases loaded in the eighth but Casey frightened up and only one run came in.
 \. Toli and Goeb shone for the lcserl. Each connected for two hits ard scored all Of Plainvillc's run ,. Johnny Rose, after being knocked from the box, did days work al third base. Jack Argosy starred with his all-around generalShip. The s-l n, n, q ar.--
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
MEET FOR WELTER
 TITLE ON FRIDAY
Jackie Fields to Defend LaurelS
 Against Jack Thompson

New York, May 5 Gp}-Young Jack Thompson, San Francisco, negro, already has dropped two de- cisions to Jackie Fields but he will have a real incentive when they meet for the third time at Detroit on Friday night. Fields welterweight championship will be at stake.
 It will be nothing new for Thomp- son to meet a. 147-pound champion. Not long before Fields won the title. Thompson knocked out the then title holder, Joe Dundee, in two rounds. Dundee, however, had pro- tected the crown by forcing Thomp- son to come in over the class limit.
 Although Fields is certain 10 be q strong fayoritc 10 win. Thompson should give the champion a real bat tie of it all the way. In his most recent battle, the San Francisco negro barely dropped a decision to Jimmy MCLarnin, clouting Celt from Vancouver, in d ten rounder at Madison Square Garden.
 Two other champions will swing into action during the week but neither will risk his crown. Sammy Mandell, lightweight king. takes on Tommy Grogan, Omaha puncher, at Omaha on Friday and Bat Battalino of Hartford, Conn, featherweight title holder, meets Lew Massey of Philadelphia, at the Philadelphia arena tonight.
 The only New York bout Of i'm portance finds Tony Canzoneri lined up against Harry Carlton Of Jersey City lightweight, at the St Nicholas arena tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
HOLY CROSS TEAM LOSES
 OPENING GAME OF SEASON
Local Baseball Combine Defeated by Manchester Con- munties at Washington School Diamond - Final Score Is 17 to 6-Locas Show Need of Plenty More Practice-Three Pitchers Used in Attempt to Stem Tide of Silk Town Hts-Details of Play.

Disaster was met with in the first game or the year played by the Holy Cross A. C. baseball team yesterday afternoon because the Manchester Communities, displaying almost mid season form, dumped the locals for a 17 10 loss. Lack of sufficient practice was very evident as the To- calls were getting sHampcd moro and more.
 Three pitchers were used by the New Britain team in an effort to stem the tide of Manchester hits. Eddie krystopa started but he left the mound in favor of J. Wornecki. He didn't last the game and Joe Salak was called upon. He held the Communities well in hand for the final three innings.
 Joe Lipka, playing his first game at shortstop, made d wonderful i'm pression. J. kulas in left field, star ed at bat and in the field while S. FlorkoWski was strong at the plate.
 Manchester had number who starred in the game. St. John prov ed to be q wonderful fielder and a good hitter. Hunt, first baseman, got five hits out of five trips. Wal let, former Eastern leaguer, was d tower of strength.
 Si Budnick worked his first game as an umpire and he did a neat job.
 The Holy Cross team will practice this week in order to get in form for next Sundays game, The sum-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05


 Three clubs rhs,r na.. h1-1 thrilling tno fans hv scoring thcl- runs jQ ht- punches and st tha last nosslb!e moment IT tho games have been accomousn.~- surprising feats 'r th7 major .saE-as turing tna past few days Tnass ta~ao er- trs Brooklyn Robins >f. Louis Cardinals and Cleveland Indians
 Brooklyn and -he Cardinals ha.e -tsged a series Of slaz-.n= battles at St. Louis -a4. never o.~. decided 'lr-l rho final pu-o-r vas rs8a. u4' on each occasion the Eoalrs oama out ahead by - ~u1 or tno 10 sweep the four Eaus N-~tcs and to ea~-v their winning streak to s.E1r games. \ double r5at0~s yesterday put ,ho Robins in fourth a'aes in tho Nation al 1oac9e standing
 On Sa.urdav S- Ioer, ttrl tna -eo-a tr the ninth inning and barely missed again .u -hr tenth nhar Brooklyn sco-rL @fr ~uns and St Louis four. Ys--a a~dav Ray Phelps. Eonl0 ~ooEfe. oatH.rrha3 Bill Hala- han to nfn rh1 first game. - n l. without any Oa-Is0aI rallies nat in the second rhe sar5- repeated tha,r ae, or getting tour ~urs in 'hc rInrn and carried rho ha-tla 10 E innings before the Robins scored three runs 10 win. II to lo.
 Three times in succession. Clave- land p4- on lsr= rallies aEains- rra Ros+on Rcd SoN and won three games by dorns t'. They came from far behind yas-e-day. scoring five runs i0 tho ninth inning and ono in the tenth for an 3 10 I victory. This sixth suooassi7s triumph pat .he h. ffans lu H-s- place in -ha American leaE4o as the S-. Louis Browns won their second game i~ suocassi0D rom Washington ry an s 10 s scora The Browns punched -hat~ hits of Thomas effectively to tho second t7- ui0S to~ seven of their runs
 The New York Yankees brought another change jn tho American league standing. moving into sixth place ahead of Boston ny heating the Chicago White Sox. to f Bahe Euth's third homo run os the year he,ped the Yauhs considerably. r care Tn the eighth inning, just as Chicago was threatening.
 Tn the fourth American league =amc. Bill Shores Of the Athletics and George Lhlc Of Detroi, staged q battle that remained a Il tie for six inning. then the Philadelphia slug gers got started and they pounded out six runs and q to i victory in rhe last three frames.
 The Cincinnati Reds altered the National league standing considera- aly by doHning the New York Giants < tA f. behind the good pitching Of Jakie May. The Giants dropped ta- 10 second place behind the idle Pitts oureh Pirates through the defeat while the Reds jumped from last place 10 sixth.
 The Chicago Cubs von another nlose game from Philadelphia 5 to when Lou KoupsI made q costly "lld pitch in the ninth inning anl let Dan Taylor cross the plate with the deciding run. The PhilNes had ju> completed an uphill struggle to tie the score with two runs in the first half of the ninth.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
NEWARK BOWS ID
 MONTREAL ROYALS
Canadian Team Wins Fifth
 Straight Game in Series

' the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 The Montreal Royals have worn out their International League wei come at Newark.
 The Canadians wound up a five game series with the Newark Bears yesterday with their fifth successive victory, l 5 to s, and as Il direc1 result of the Royals activities over the last five days Newark dropped from a spot among the leaders into the league cellar while the Royals moved from last place to fifth.
 The last Montreal victory was the most impressive Of all. The Can adians pounded five Newark pitch CTS for l9 hits of which five were home runs. four were doubles and one a triple. Lee Head, Montreal catcher, was the batting hero Of the day with a home run and four singles in five times at bat. Just to add insult to injury he scored five runs. Newark drove Roy Buckalew out Of the box in the sixth inning but could do little with his success sor, Griffin
 The Reading Keys rallied for eight runs in the eighth and ninth innings and then nosed cut the league leading Buffalo Bisons, 10 S. in the tenth inning. Norman Pitt, Reading relief pitcher. won his own game in the tenth when he singled to score krasoyich with the run that counted. Hugh BuChanan pitched magnificent ball for the Bisons through the first seven in- drive through the box. This was forced to to retire in the eighth however, when he injured his pitch ing hand trying to field urges lino drive through the FOX. This was the break the Keys were waiting fo7 and they clubbed three Buffalo relief pitchers for five runs in the eighth and three in the ninth % tie the score.
 Baltimore split q double bill with Toronto, losing the opener to ? and capturing the nightcap. 1O-o Guy Cautreli allowed the Orioles only four hltS Tn the opener dnI would have had a shut out except for poor support. Sab Gibson. who had pitched 25 consecutive scoreless innings for the Leafs, started the second game but Baltimore drovc him out of the box in the third in ming in the midst of d seven run outburst, Wcrtz held Toronto 10 siA hits and never was in trouble.
 Rochester won the last game Of the series from Jersey City, to i. Lefty Irwin went into the eighth inning with a : to ] lead but ti!" Blackcats drove him out of the bo,; with a four run rally. Tex Carl4- ton went to the rescue and held Jersey City safe thereafter except for Julian Wcra's home run in the ninth.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
EUROPEAN DAVIS CUP MATCH PLAY
Final European Games to Be De- Cidti During the Coming Week

London. May 5 lUPl-siH Of the eight first round European aonc Davis cup matches have been decId- cd with the other two scheduled to be nnlshed this week,
 Results Of four matches complet- cd over the weekend follow:
 Australia !. Switzerland ., at Eur ich.
 Span {. Belgium ]. at Antn erp.
 Jugoslavia :, Sweden c, al Bel gradc
 Japan I. Hun-ary 2, at Budapest ,ifth match interrupted by dark ness and called oHJ.
 Two other nations which have al ready won their first round matches arc Great Britain and India Great Britain defeated Germany, , to 2. and India won by the same score from Greece.
 With each nation holding two vic tories. Poland and Rumania were 10 complete their tie at Warsaw today PoHef of RumanIa lod Stal- arof O. Poland. f-2. 6-1 F-9, when darkness halted Inc deciding match S.ndaE
 Nations winch drew first round bscs and ajlI meet Tn inc second round follow
 CzrrhosloFahia ,s. Denmark
 Holland vs Finland,
 Norway -s. Austria
 Italy vs. Egypt,
 In the other second round matches India will meet Japan. Jugoslav will meet Spain Australia will meet the winner Of tho Mouaco-Ireland match and Great Britain will meet the win Dcr ot the Poland-Eumania match.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
CHANGES ITS POLICY
Increasingly Large Laiics' Day Crowds Forces Chicago Cubs to Make Rules on Tickets.

Chica go, May 5.--tPt-Incrcasing- ly large ladies day crowds have made it necessary for the Chica 20 Cub management to revise it's policy.
 The club will continue to admit women free on Fridays, but they must call for tickets at 2 o'clock Wednesday mornings when 2o,000 tickets will be given out--tpo to an individual if desired The cntlrc upper tier, including boxes, will be reserved for the ladies.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
HORSES NAME CHANGED
Former Lord Braedelbanc, PurChas. ed by Cleveland Woman, Will Be Known as NOStaW.

Chicago, May 5.-lP-In case the name "Nostaw" is unfamiliar to horse race followers, he is the for mer Lord Braedelbane. four year old son Of Whisk- Home Star, and one time Derby colt.
 The horse vas purchased last winter by Miss Blanch Watson Of Cleveland. She didn't like his name, so she paid the jockey club slo0 for the privilege Of changing it and pinned her last name spelled back ward, on him.
 The stable boys, al Aurora, where Nostaw won his first start Saturday. call him NO Straw"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
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SOPHOMORE SUPPLIES PUNCH

New Brunswick, \. J, May tP,-
 Jack Grossman, Brooklyn athlete, is one of the principal reasons that Rutgers university baseball team has been successful in its early season games Playing at shortstop, Gross man is beaded for his third varsity letter as sophomore.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
MODERN TOUCH AT DERRY

Louisylllc, Ky, May , LP-Entrics in this years Kentucky Derby al Churchill Downs, May 17. will spring from stall gates. Starter Bill Hamil- ton recommended that the gates be substituted for the historic old elastic barrier. He used the new method of starting at the winter season in New Orleans and was fayorably impress cd.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
- FoXX, Athletics.
HARE's SON 4 WEIGHT MAN

Tru&ton Hare. Jr., son Of Penn sylvanias four-timc All-Amcrica tackle. will compete for Pcnnsyl- vania this season in the shot put and discus events in track and field ath- letics,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
Totals 4S s F c7 II :
 MANCHESTER COMMUNITIES
GAME ATTENDANCE
Baseball Fans Continue to Flock to the Major League Parks Through out Both Circuits.

New York. May 5.-UP)-Basc- ball fans continue 10 flock to the major league parks, and q total Of 19S.ooo persons saw eight games Sunday in seven cities. Brooklyns And St. Louis played d double-headcr at St. Louis
 The biggest crowd vas at Yankee stadium, where 6o.oo0 attended the Yankees-White Sox game.
 Attendance reported at each game follows.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05

THo base hits: DobrowolsN ., Geter- sloh, partyEa 2. Three base hit: Myers Bases on hais; of Reed 1. of kohan f. Struck out: By Reed 2, hy Kohan g. Double play: Partyka to Dalkou ski to Getersloh.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Gncluding games of May 4

E. '.s hs=ar.ated Press
 Uncluding games of May 4
 National League Batung-P. Wancr Pirates. 500. Runs - Herman. Robins, 18. Runs battod in - Herman, Eo- bins, q.
 Hits - Frederick. Robins, 31, Doubles Flowers, Robins; Douthit, Hafcy Cards. S. Triples - Suhr. Pirates. 1 Home runs - Jackson, Giants, Klein, Phillics, ..
 Stolen bases - r. Wanor, Pirates. Cuyicr, Cubs. ;.
 American League Batting Simmons. Athletics, .414.
 Runs - Bishop. Athletics 2l. Runs battcd in - Simmons. Ath- letics, D.
 Hits - FoAX, Athletics. 95. Doubles - L. Sewell Indians, 8. Triples - Goslin, Senators, 3. Home runs - Simmons. Ath- letics, Reynolds, White sox {. Stolen bases - CisseI. White Sox; Combs, Yankees, McManus. Tigers,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-05

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
SWEDISH T AGAIN WIN STATE CHURCH CHAMPIONSHIP HOLY SACRED
THREE CLUBS SURPRISE
 WITH TERRIFIC HITTING

Brooklyn Robins, St. Louis Cardinals and Cleveland In dians Furnishing Thrills for the Fans - Dodgers Win l3-Inning Battle, II to 10-Yankees Hand to Beating to Chicago White SoN-Athletics Pound Out : to 1 Victory Over Detroit Tigers.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05

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 Home run: WlccnzsHr.
 Two base hits. WojaeE. Miller Potts. Baseg on Jals. or Lnuehau z, DHyer 3 Struck out; By LinueAan l9, Dr.cr 1. Umpire: MauSan.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-05
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-05

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