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New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

al Inc Boys club in what promsca lo be real "sru12c hatrl." < double victory this week will a,ud the locals back into first pIary.
 Hazarivllle is du' tu com" m.r- on Wednesday evening. March d. and OH Saturday night March x. th" season will md with New Hru- ain meeting rlajn}illr in this city,
 Busy County ~" Month
 Marcn will hc q fuli month Tor ih" County "N", it's actyiuea op,u- ing on Saturday when the state in- tcr-county I. N. C. A. 4wimmiu. meet will be hold in the Hartford "Y' pool Tho team entered from Hartford county will be made up of players from Krusington. Manchca- tor Southug,ou and Enfield and hopes to defend the state title If won last year.
 Tn" annual Camp Woodstock r,- union will be held at thc Hartford Y. NJ, (. X. on Saturday. March S. with program Of games. swimming and movies from f 10 i r. ln. and "a supper in Ill" now banquet hall at 6 o'clock. Reservations must hc |mado by Wednesday,, March 5. On Tuesday. March 1T. th, an- nu1l meeting and supper of ,hr County "N' Amateur Athletic a@So- citation will b" held in the new ban quct hall of the Hartford Y. N. C. \. Saturday, March &. will be the last day for making r,schNations.
 The junior basketball tournament for teams n this county Will b, hcld at the South Manchester recreation center on Saturday. March rI. This tournament will h" for teams com priscd of boys under If 4cHrs Of aGr and for those who arc between IG and t1 years but weigh less than Io pounds. Entries may he filed al thr Hartford County "N' office.
 The state senior and intermediate County "" basketball cnampjou- ships will hc held at Connecticut Agrlcultural college late in March. jho intermediate on Saturday. March -, and the senior either at the san" time or q week later. Al least one local team is expected 10 b. entered in these Journeys
 The County "Y' now has 2 50- piece exhibit of soap srulptur" which may be secured for exhibit hy local groups throughout the county Mo vics available 10 member groups during March ar, th" tollowiu-. March | and ', "Wizardy of Wirc- lcss;' March S-H, "rh" World Of rapcr;' March 1o-16, "Thr Electric Shjp;" March 17-.3, "rhc Couduc- tor;' and March @f-&n. Making Mazda Lamps "raumna Canal, % and Cuba, the Island Of Sugar.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
BELL STILL LEADS " HOOP SCORERS
Sam AlianO Pushes to Within
 Point Of Local Player

t'liford Bcll New Britain south i church forward. continues 10 lead 1 the field in individual scoring in the | senior County Y. M. C. A. Basketball 1 league, according to figures which . Includ" games played up to Satur- 1 day. The local captain has piled up 1 i2 points in eight games. an aver i age of almost IS points per game, and will pass the zoo point mark if ! he continues at his present brcal- neck speed. He gathered in ten l baskets and two fouls in last weeks sano with Highland Park.
 Sam Aiano, West Ayons star for
 ward, is only one point behind Belt | but h" has played in l2 games and
 has only two games left, while Bell
 can strut his stuff in four more games. This apparently leaves 1 AIiano out as a contender for final l honors, but Freddy Miller Of Plain yillo, last years leader, has again started q surge toward the top and
 is now holding third position with 1853 points with three games left to HliN, 4Nl kl fNtilL Ilt IOOkS Ilkt Int only possible competitor of tn" local scoring flash. Jco pentland of High land Park has slid back into fourth place and, with only three games remaining. has virtually dropped out of the race.
 Two more plainvillo men, Eddie
 Gectorsloh and Tom CaulGcld. have passed the century mark. while Charley IIamn of SOuthinCton is knocking at that goal. He has six
 games left and may land among the
 leaders, as may his team mate John Connors, who is in eighth position l Ted Vessels of New Britain is ninth
 and Roger spencer Wapping's bi. forward, IS tenth and should rise higher because he has eight games left.
 sam Ahauo has passed Bell in field goals and has So to his credit, while pentland has tied the local
 star in foul shooting with 20 apiece. Plainvillc, with 5Q9 points, is now showing the way in team scoring. New Britain being second with 434 and kcnsington drawing up the rear with lGl. Tho first ten scorers:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Hy rno Aes,rtatod Trcs.
 Now York Bob Oln,. .N,w York. ou)pointod Leo Williams. N'H York, G0),
 Sarasota, F)o,- Erncsto %an=ur@ Chile, knocked out Olln Joiurr EradcntoWn, Fla., (,o.
 Toronto-Stovo Rocco, Toronto. ou)pojntod Pablo pauo. Pmljp- pines. GoD; Fronchy l"Ian@rC Toronto. knocked out KiI lcnrho- Mexico, @.
 New Primo Camera. Italy knocked out Farmer l.odcr Minneapolis, @.
 Philadelphia - raulir Wathcr Trenton, x. J.. and Sergeant Sammy Baker, New York, drew, t<p.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
COLUMBIA BEATS . CORNELL QUINTET
Lions Smother IthaCanS Under
 a 51 to 26 Score

New York, Fyb. 25 lPl-Colum- bja's Lions have demonstrated their right to the eastern intercollegiate Basketball league lead with the highest score in a dozen years Of ieaSua competition.
 With Lou Bender sophomore for ward, leading the attack, the Lions crushed Cornell under 5I-2G count for their Ufth victory in six league starts iaSt night Ironically enough this overwhelming defeat for Cor urll came only two days after tHe tha-ans had upset Penn at Phila- delpda in the biggest form reversal ot the season.
 The Columbia scoro was the high est recorded u league games since 19IN "bm Cornell traulplud Dart month. It 10 '4, which still stands as the M-h water mark so lar as in" present league is concerned.
 Cornell Egsy the Lions d bitter fight Of 1t in the first half. four field goals t> Lewis, Cornell guard, from beyond mid-cogr keeping the Itha- cans within striking distance during th" first twenty minutes Of play. Colum5iu holding au edge of 23 10 Y at the haIf started out the sec ond halt with II consecutive points before Schreuder sank a foul goal for Cornell. After that. il Was q romp for Inc Lions.
 Cornell got some glory out of the battle, however, for Lewis four fold goals cnanIed him to take the lead in the individual scoring race. The Cornell ace now has G4 points in eight games compared with 6l for ltd IloroWitl or Yale. the previous leader Bender. by scoring eigb; field goals and two fouls. jumped into third place with 5s points while his ieammate, Gregory, accounted for ten points against Cornell and holds fourth place m total points with 53.
 b"spno ifs defeat Cornell hold fourth place in the standings with three Victories and five defeats. Co., iumbla, with and 1. has A fuu same lead over PcIu which has lost two games out of six Yale is third with four and four and Princeton and Dartmouth bring up the rear with two and four The two tail endors will clash at Princeton on "Wednesday night
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
CORBIN SCREW QUINTET
 TO MEET STANLEY WORKS
ErsiWhe Leaders in Industrial League Fitted Against Another Strong Opponent in Game Tonght-Loss Tonight Will Put Former Champions Out of the Running-Nevmatics and Corbin Cabinet to Battle m Second 6amc-Landers to Clash With Russwins

vantage of bH tn" Cordn team. Slaul~y Worbs still has chance 10 lie for the I-a2u. championship but it must win all three gamrs rr- majnlnG on fht 4chUule while ,He two teams ahead ol il are losing all of th'r 4umrs.
 Teams m third. fcuriG Grh and sixth places ar, closely punched and they must win 10 keep up in th. race. Slauay Works will drop into a third rnro lie if rornm Screw wins over fl, while lus-wiu is de- f"aiinS I@r.nr If l@uIrrs wins fl "lll hay" a rIuuea 10 pass out Cor bin cablu" if lnp Ltra. loses to thu. NoWuarlo- h3sE,t,,r- The lazr named team has @l@h' rhauc,. ot getting out of laH rIJr" hm it mus, win all Inc aam.s ruaWju- on the schedule. Laul,rs t,um has more games than uE other team in tn- league and if cam maNo u great Ia-t minute dash Wp the ru2u. ladder if iJ can continue in a winning streak and take ra u-Ar four op- pononts into cawp X victory to- night will aasur. I.m1sr that a will not haye d last maua lyaur.
 The loague rae" wlll come to a close two weeks frow toui2uI- l'r,s- cnt indications point 10 tho fact thIt the race will ho continued umu the last game ot tn" season uNou lhr two members ol the SIanhl family play It may be that n@ oolIo~ member might be tn, cause or lho Rulers losing the I"a@r, rar. or might make necessary d pos' -asou contest,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Stanford Teams Will
 Engage in Three Meets

NTiINIorl J-nlNcrsily, cal, Feb. e5. -tP'-Stanford's varsity swimming and water polo team will engage m three meets in eastern territory this spring, Coach Ernest Brandsten an- nouncod today
 The Cards will face Northwestern University in dual meet at Chicago March 26. then will go to Cam bridge. Mass. 10 participate in the national collegiate meet March 2S and 29. They will return 10 Chicago 10 take part in the A. A. L. cham pionsiips at the Lake Shore Athletic club Apml ;, ., and 5.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
rpc. rolru; snor,.r. parhc
HCSprNCS Win

The Phantom Reserves did not pHt in an appearance for the pre- hmiuary game and inc Boys Club Reserves therefore mot team of players drawn from within the club membership and dubbed tn. liar 1nonies- This team largely through lh" work of WoiacE, managed 10 lead hy 9-7 at th. end of tb. first htlf but in the dnaI periods Adams began to drop pretty folIow-up shots through The riu and pulzo 10 sink tries from the corners, en- ablin2 tho Reserves to scorr a none too rroditahh. -G-1S victory. Adams and Fuzzo featured for tn, winners and Woiack and Miller for Inc liar monies. Tn, smmarN.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Tomorrow night the club will al- tempt to shake it's lothargy when lt goes 10 Harttor,l for a return game with the Trinity College Jun- for Varsity The game will he play 'l in the Hopkins street gym and will find the colIegians seeking to aNengc a defeat suffered here a few weeks ago.
 Next Monday night will bring inc big game of the season, for on that evening relations between tho Bos- ton and Now Britain Boys club basketball teams will be resumed with contest here.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Corbin Screw basketball team with its back to the wall in the fight for the Industrial league pcnnant will hay" another tough opponent 10 overcome when it battles with the Stanley Works at the Tabs hall tonight At present Corbiu Screw is in second place and stan ley Works is in third position. A victory for the Stanley Works will put it within one game of second place and will practically put the Corbin Screw team out Of the run ming
 After the defeat of Corhm Screw by stanley Rule last Friday the general opinion in Industrial league circles is that the Stanley Rule team has clinchcd the pcnnaut. But both teams have Eom" tough games to play and one slip hy the league leader will probably be taken ad-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
PANTHE.k~ WIN NiNTEF\TH

The Panthors baaketN0II l'lm scored ifs 10th win Of the season last night when il defeated the Bel videre Blues, 35 to l7. A great d. fonse was thrown up by both teams ir tho first half but the Partners led l3 10 2. In the second ha';, the Partners had only to coast home to victory. Marietta was the star Of the night sinking seven bas- Ects. Among the Partners there appeared 10 be a bit of feeling with some players refusing 10 pass to nl hnr. Ihc SrnIn-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
ROOKIE GETS UNIFORM
rCcp and Dark Plot to Force Babe Ruth to Sign Contract With Nan- kcCs Has Been Discovered.

Gt. Petersburg, Fla. Feb. 25 lPl- A deep and dark plot to force Babe Ruth to put his signature 10 New York Yankee contract has been scented by baseball reporters cover ing the Yankee spring training here.
 Al the first workout of the season yesterday, it was discovered that Babes famous uniform, with it's well known "3" hcmstitchcd on the back. was being worn by rookie, Allen Cooke, who may or may not play left field for the Tanks this year
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Locals Through On Road

Inc SoutN rNurrN has now tinish- cd it's road games and will be at nome for the remaining four con tests on its schedule. Two Of these will be played this week and two rcXt week. Tomorrow night the church players will meet the taiI-end kensington Boys club five at the Y, NJ. (. A., and seek 10 go back into a tie for second place. On Thurs day night they will meet Mapping
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
CTS Of wood and iron.

In late years, it has not been Jones habit to enter the winter tournaments but he is testing him self out for the British amateuI which he has set his heart on win ming this scasoin. It is the ono major title that has oludcd him. Tc win it would be d croWning glory to a most honorable career on the links Of America and Britain.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
GANNETT IN BIENOS AIRES

Bucnos Aires, Feb. 35 CUP)-Wil- liam II Gannett, publisher Of Au- gusta. Me, arrived here yesterday by airplan" from Santiago De Chile. He is on an aerial tour Of South Amer iCa.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Among the dNod-iu-thc-wool golf CTS, but not of the all.wcathcr va-- rlcty, who llmbcr"d up stiff muscles Saturday, were Frank Shield. Ted McAulitfo, Clayton Parker, Tom Lin- der, Clarence Buckcy Curtis Booth and Clarence Barnes. The Manning brothers, Dav" and Clarence made q record for themselves by playing saturday afternoon. Washington $ birthday and q warm day provided them with a legitimate excuse for taking part Of Saturday off 10 battle against par
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

the final half. New Britain was handicapped when Compagnonc star guard injured his shoulder and sat out the balance Of the game on the sidelines. The summary:
 NillimanIjr West I-ntu
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Spe a king g Of Sports

Plenty of interest is being shown ''"ohS the fight fans of this city in Inc battle 10 be staged in Hartford 'ohlSht between Bat }attalino. worlds feathcrwoight champion and IEhaclo Fernandez, Cuban battler, large crowd of rooters for the IiaIlan pride and joy of Hartford is p'an hihS 10 b" present at the fight to cheer their champon on.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
CHIP SHOTS
BN .JIGGtR

There was keen interest displayed in Bobby Jones appearance in the Savannah open. Without advance notice, the Dixie Flyer entered the tournament to compete against tho field of crack pros, who have been following the winter circuit.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

All in all, il was grand finish and fitting ending for the tournament played in 3 city that sported a golf course way back in 1Sll Horton smith. the most popular pro in the public fancy hit his stride again, as he did in Florida last year. The Atlanta amateur scored second while still rusty, and little Bobby Cruick- shank oyercamc his iinX and came in third, twice breaking 7o. lie hasn't often been in the money dur lnS the past six months.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
WIN HOCKEY G,.lNiI,

The Cottage Place Nutwcgs dofea,- cd Eoeley's East Ends in hockey sunday. the score being 10 {.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

The Herald will furnish a blow by hIo" account by mcgaphonc from 'h" windows Of the plant on Church street. This popular service will give Inc fight directly from the rinssidc NI'h an Aa%ociatcd Press expert dc 'aIiing the scrap each round
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

The frost-birton "snow birds" welcomed the mild weather but they would have played anyway The golf addicts who shoot in all kinds of winter weather include C. H.. Baldwin, N. s. Hart. Ted Hart. W. II, Booth, A, B. Porter, F., l.. Bald win and II, II Wcsscl.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Madison Square Garden officials haI' held atoadfast in their deter nlnAton that there will be no radio "roadcast of the Sharkcy- Scott fight Hl Miami Thursday night. For this reason, fans who arc interested in tho outcome will have 10 depend on "IndoW announcements for the progress of the battle.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

His whimsical statement deserves every golfer. Said he: 'I expect that the pros will give me an awful licking. They used to when l com pctcd against them in Florida. would like to play with Horton smith and some other Of my friends among the professionals. It gives me d great kick when 1,Can beat any Of them, and when they beat mo there are no hard feelings"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Coaches George Cassidy Of the New Britain High school and John Newell of Hartford Public High. are planning to have an annual game be- tween tho second football teams of each school. This will he an innova- ton for both coaches but it is pred lraled on th" assumption that it will ~No tho players experience in play Ing before crowds in important games
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Now Britain is all aGog over the opening game Of tho worlds series for tho hockey championship, The I'Hnth"rS arc slated to battle the AL hanN Lawmakers in q series of the best four out Of seven. The teams will battle it out first in Albany "Wednesday night and at home here on ThursdaN The third game will take place in Albany Sunday and the fourth contest will he played here Monday night
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

well, he did play with Smith, and Horton won the tournament. But Bobby beat the course record with 65 and played the 72 holes in 67, 75, 65, -, which gives a good indi- cation that winters rest has not done much damage to his old golf game. He finished a single stroke below the total of Smith and if he enters La Gorce tourney, he will be q threat to the professional wield-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
League Stantlin.
Ionight'S Games

stanley Works vs. Corbin .'crcw. N"Wmatics vs Corbjn Cabinet. Landcrs yS EuSsWiu.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

The local warm spell brought out q score of golfers, Saturday, on the shuttle Meadow course, IL was sos- gy and the temporary greens made putting largely q matter Of luck. but still it was Goll for those who could not go south,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

In cas" each team wins three games, tho place for the seventh and deciding game will be decided by the toss of q coin.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Nillimantic West Ends
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

Tn past seasons, the second team has stood tho hrmt of the hard work during the practice session and I has been the bone yard from which substitutes for regulars on the var SltE have been picked It's status will remain the same during the coming }"ara but the team will have the chance 10 play as unit one or more times during the season,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
Boys Club RCNrrN p~
iiAlIllGnIC~
important Games Coming

Referee. EamcIta Tohn, timer scorer. kakutIs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
I;lntllCrS \. C.
iscl,idlcIC Blues

, Score at halr-tlmo. l2-2. Ianlh"rs Referee, HeinHcman, tuner, MlIe5' scorer, Doutsrh.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

New Britain is a big faNoritc to win i's home games but due 10 the SJzs of the Albany rink, the Pan thcr& face a tough job in defeating tho Lawmakers on their hOm" floor, The beating administered to the To- calls last week doesn't raise the hopes Of tho packers of the local team any hut despite this, nothing but cOnfi- d"nco is being expressed hy the members of the New Britain team.
 Judging by the crowds that have been attending tho games at the Stanley Arena of late. interest in the game is on the increase instead of on the decrease. The playoff series should be financial as well as a social success.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25
WITH THE BOWLERS
ROGERS ALLEYS

'oNH' llGHT & POWER LEAGUE
New Britain herald., 1930-02-25

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-05-17
lie. Beale Killed by Chas. Kinney
Beale Leaves Ten Children.

Warm Springs was the scene OF
Chas. Kinney shot and killed Len
Beale. Domestic trouble is alleged
to have been the cause of the rash
act. Both of the men have lived at
Warm Springs practically all their
lives inthe same neighborhood.
From reports emanating from this
community, the men had had trou-
BILE that continued to brew and
which finally ended in this tragedy.
Both Beale and Kinney are mar
ried men. Beale leaves ten children,
three of whom are able to support
themselves. Beale is the brother-in-
law of William Dawson of this
city. Both men have good reputa-
tons in their community, and the
community was shocked at the sad
news.
Beale was buried Tuesday from
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church, of which
he was a member, at Warm Springs,
Rev. E. L. Shiflett- officiating.
Kinney is held in the Bath County
Jail, charged with murder. He gave
himself up to the sheriff after the
shooting. Both of the men worked
at the Homestead Hotel, at the
"Hot."
The funeral was largely attended
and there were many floral pieces.
The burial was at Warm Springs.
1t is reported that Kinney will
plead self defense.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-05-17
CROzET, VA.

Rev. A. E. Jordan filled his pulpit
Sunday and preached two strong ser
mons. The Mothers Day program in
the afternoon was very interesting
and largely attended. Mrs. j. M.
Jordan, widow of the late Prof. 10.
seph Jordan and her father and
mother, of Lynchburg attended ser
vice here Eunday and was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wyant
Mr.. Charles E. Wood, of Richmond,
motored up Sunday and spent the
day. Mrs. Wood and little son re-
turned to Richmond with him. Mr..
and Mrs. Penny Flemming, of Char
lottesville, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Wyant Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wesley and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, of
Charlottesville, visited friends here
Sunday. The funeral of Mr.. w. A.
Burross, who died May 5, was held
at Union Mission Church on May
8. The sermon was preached by Rev.
j. S. Carr, assisted by the pastor,
Rev. A. E. Jordan, and Rev. A. L..
Brent, of Staunton. Mr.. Burrows
was deacon and one of the founders
of the church. The funeral was
largely attended. The out of town
people attending the funeral were
Miss Carrie Hansboro, of Richmond,
Va, Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Brent, of
Staunton, Mrs. Dove Burross of
Staunton, and Rev. McCrory, of
Staunton. There were also large
number Of friends from Charlottes-
] vile and other places.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-05-17
NINE NEGROES TO ENTER COP
RACE IN FLORIDA. -

Pensacola, Fla.-(CNS.)-For the
first time since the reconstruction
days nire colored candidates have
entered the political race for Repub-
lican committeeman from Escambia
county.
The men have qualified and have
submitted their oaths at the office of
the circuit court clerk. The candi-
dates are Daniel Harris, j. E. Cole
man, Spencer Hunter, E. E. Shep-
pard, N. A. Jones, Charles K. Hicks,
D. B. Palmer, j. j. Moore, and E. c..
Wingate Their election is subject
to the Republican primary which will
be held with the Democratic primary
on June 8.
No comment from local Republi-
cans has been over the qualification
of the Negro candidates. T. Went
worth, county tax collector, said poll
tax payments by colored citizens had
been unusually heavy.