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New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
HOME RUN BY BELL
 DOWNS ST. MATHS
South Church Rally in Last
 Inning Nets Five Runs
1nter-ChurCh League

Clifford Bells home run with two men on base provided a powerful climax for a thrilling last-inning rally which brought the South Con- gregational church five runs and an 67 victory over the championship St. Matthew's German Lutherans in their vital Inter-Church baseball league game at Willow Brook park last evening. Entering this last frame on the short end of "a count, the winners suddenly un- leashed a terrific attack which mix ed three well placed bunts with three solid wallops, turned seem- ingly certain defeat into triumph, and virtually deadlock the race for the league title. The game was badly played at times, inept out fielding handicapping both pitchers considerably, but fine plays were mingled with the poor and the teams knowing what was at stake. fought bitterly for every possible advantage.
 The winners started early, Nor ey's double and q wild throw by Bill Fink accounting for a run in the first inning and singles by Spring and Merza, followed by Richard Finks square huff of Carlson's fly, added two more in the second. Then Billy Preisser applied the screws and was master until the seventh Singles by Linn and Billy Preisser, mixed with a late, wild throw by Bell and a high foul behind the plate. on which Preisser caught the winners mapping by dashing home after the catch, start ed the St. Matts in the fourth after Mercy had pitched three beautiful innings.
 In the fifth Eddie Preisser singled with one out. Merza dropped a pop that would have been an easy double play but got Preisser at third, anyway. But Linn and Billy Preisser singled, Walter Neumann got a gift triple. and R Fink hit to make it 6-3, all after two were out.
 Eddie Preisssr had been hurt in this inning sliding into third but he remained in the game. Bell relieved Mercy in the sixth and Bill Fink greeted him with a home run to left Another rally threatened but Stelma. South church catcher, ripped it with what may possibly be the greatest catch of the season. Going after Linn's foul. he ran into a crowded bench and dumped it and his occupants end over end, but as he piled onto the sprawling melee he seized the ball and held it.
 The winners had been trying to wear Preisser down all the time but had apparently been failing. Then came the lightning. which struck
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

4 number Of upstarts from the tall and uncut are doing quite a lot of major league ball playing this year One glance at the batting and pitch ing averages shows their names with some pretty imposing marks after them.
 The rookie crop not only has been good this year. but the harvest seems to be placed where it will do the most good-notably in tn" case of Walter Berger and Tom Oliver. the young men whose booming bludgeons have set lowly Beantown agog.
 There are enough new ball play err who are playing regularly in the two major leagues this season to form a team. and nohody's setup at that. There is a lineup, with recent batting marks for the players and recent figures on the pitchers:
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
To Play Of Time Game
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press.
 Blake. Cubs-Held Robins to hVe hits and beat them easily, 6-2.
 Comorosky, Pirates - Slammed Braves pitching for homer, two doubles and single.
 Jackson. Giants-Singled in 9th to drive in run that beat Cards.
 Foxx. Athletics-Pounded White Sox pitching for 24th and 25th homers, and double, accounting for eight runs.
 Koenig. Tigers-Started triple play against Red SoX; hit homer and two singles.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

FerrelI. ..i Q
 Totals SS I5 q fl
 z-Batted for Myatc in 2th.
 Washington @o5 0Q0 i20-8 Cleveland ool O31 o0l-6
 Two ha SC hit: Harrls, Shires, West. Rice. AyerilI Three base hts; BIuege. Bases on balls: Of Liska g. Harder $. JahIonowskl l. Brown 2 Struck out: By Lisha | Brown ., Jahlonowski 1. Winning pitcher: Brown. Losing pitcher. Harder.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
By rhe Associated Press. Gncluding games of July 15)
 National League

National League Batting-O'Doul, Phillies, .4o7. Runs-Cuyler, Cubs, S6. Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies, 100.
 Hits-klein, Phillies, 133. Doubles-Comorosky, Pirates, 2s. Triples-Comorosky, Pirates, IS. Home runs-Klein, Phillies, 37. Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs, 21.
 American League Batting Simmons, Athletics, .392. Runs-Ruth, Yankees. 100. Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees, .04
 Hits-Hodapp, Indians, 128 Doubles-McManus, Tigers, 27. iples-Combs, Yankees, 13. Home runs-Ruth, Yankees, 33. Stolen bases-McManus, Tigers. f.
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New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
-T. |4t WFT-T m 2
 PHILADELPHIA
Totals 5 s 2 2 Il

xx-Ba tied for Nichols in 4th.
 xxx-Batted for Elliott in Eth
 Cincinnati 203 100 052-12 Philadelphia Ol0 500 O01- 6
 Two base hits; Durocher ODoul. Meu- sol, Cuceinello. Home runs: Heilmanu, MeuseI Stripp. Klein. Bases on balls; Of Nichols 2, Sweetland 1, Collard l. Smythe 2, Frey I. Struck out. By Nichols l. John son 2, Sweetland 2, Frey l. Winning pitcher; Frey Losing pitcher: sweetland.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

x-Batted for Seibold in 5th.
 Zz-Batted for Cunnin gham in 9th
 Two base hits; Comorosky 2, Traynor. Welsh. Home runs Grantham, Comorosky Bases on balls; of Spencer 3, Farmhouse 1. Struck out: By spencer 1, Seibold ,, Cunningham 2,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

The five pitchers named have shown wonderful promise in their first years. Mahaffey's average is the best, and Of course it must be con- sidered he is hurling for a cham pionship club. Benny Frey has maintained 800 average with tail-end team. Heving has not had
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

The late Harry Greb defeated Gene Tunney in a battle for the light heavyweight title.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
SOKOLS AND PIRATES TO
 BATTLE THIS AFTERNOON

First Place in City League Standing Is at Stake in Game at Walnut Hill Park-Both Clubs Have Put in Some Torrid Practice Sessions-Senecas Slated to Cross Bats With Holy Cross-Burritts and West Ends Scheduled to Meet-Junior Circuit.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
League Standing

A battle as exciting as any that has been fought in the Senior City Baseball League is expected this af- ternoon at Walnut Hill park whon the Sokols, leaders in the league, face the Pirates. one of inc teac.3 ill the position Of rlnncrs-Lp.
 The two teams gre anxious ard eager 10 win and both live been Tracticing hard during the past week in preparation for I torrit scrap. The teams will put their best fronts forward. The Pirates will probably toss in Brooks, stellar nloundsman while he is likely to he opposed by either Partyka or De- breck.
 This game will take place on DiA- mond No. at o'clock and, ac- cording to the new rules in the league, the game will be finished.
 Senecas-Holy Cross
 The Senecas and the Holy Cross will battle at o'clock on Diamond No l. The Holy Cross team is the heavy favorite in this contest to set ba OK the CtIIdT tIldIIlp pH. E1O" tN'-l' after the meeting Thursday night, the Senecas may show different strength. They have been allowed to take on two new players
 Burritts-West Ends
 The West Ends, because of the stories afloat that the Burritts are having trouble in getting together their men, have become confident that they will beat the Burritts when they meet in the second game on Diamond No. 2. However, the Burritts are just as confident that ttev will suffer no setback at the hands of the team in second last place.
 Junior City League
 The Golfers and the Republicans will battle it out in a Junior Cry League game after the first one on piamonI No. 2 is finished. These two teams are close rivals and n good battle should result.
 To Play Of Time Game The American Legion and the Col Hers will play off their tie game cf Wednesday July tt Walnut HUI park next Wednesday, President Sam Capodice announced last night. Both hines battled to a to 4 dead lcck during their regular scheduled enlargement.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

as many chances as Frey or Mahaf- fey. but he shows nice lot of stuff and good control. Caraway should he one of the leagues star south paws next year, though he has been used mostly in relief roles this sea-
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

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New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

Two base htrs. O Rourke, Kress ?. Fer reu, Schulte. Gray. D.ckey, Ruth, Three base hit Ruth. Home runs; MeNllo. Geh- r.c. Ruth. Gosl!u. Bases on balls: of SherId l, Johnson I. Holloway l Graz 9 struck out. Ry Gray ., Gomez . Losing pitcher. Shsrid.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

Chapman has been hitting a hot pace at third for the Tanks after making slow start. He came from the American Association with Dusty Cooke. Jolley of the White Sox, though a veteran minor leaguer. is only 26 years old, He started his baseball life as a pitcher in Missis- sippi, later going to Texas and the coast. In four years playing for San Francisco he made 150 home runs, and his batting marks were .346, .397, .404 and 1885.
 Sherlock is another Of the fence busters gathered together by Burt Shotton. The Phils drafted him from the Coast league where he bat ted .338 for the Missions last year. He can play anywhere in the infeld and ts a we'll schooled young man of o5
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

I"o 0asH hIts| Tafodlce- NlIIer Three oase hits Marlno, Flynn. Bases on balls: of Flynn 2. Struck out; By Capodice 10. Flynn 1h, Umpire: Greene
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

Two National league teams have benefited vastly by new faces in the lineup this year. the Braves and the Robins Berger and Chatham have brought new life to the Braves. Both are from the Pacific Coast league. and Berger is running Hack Wilson q neCk-and- neck battle for the home run honors Of the league. This is the Braves first year out Of the cellar in quite a few, and there isn't q doubt in the world these young men have had a great deal to do with it.
 Tn Robins. too have profted with rockies, especially with Al To- peg, the young catcher from Florida Uncle Robbie brought the young man up out of the Southern league where he caught for Atlanta last year, and the way Al has been run ming the ball games over in Flatbush reminds you at once. of Mickey Coahrane. Mickey Finn. bought from the coast with Gordon Slade. ha7 proved a sensation in Brook lyn uniform. though competitor for the job has been hot with Jack Flow CTS to battle for the place.
 If the Braves are looking up. so are the lowly Red Sox, and quinn s team has been aided not only by pitchers. but by Thomas x. Oliver Oliver came from the Athletics via the waiver route, after being picked up by Mack s scouts in Little Rock Tom is 26 years old and has been knocking around the minors for some years, having parked his hat and coat in some Of the ve:, best hotels in Monroe, La, Shreveport, Vernon, Decatur. Los Angeles Hol- lywood, Beaumont, Nashville and Little Rock.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

Tom Oliver. Red soX, of ...... .324 Ben Chapman, Yankees. 3b sos Smead Jolley White SoX, If ...322 Walter Berger, Braves. f ....., .316 Jack Sherlock. Phils, Ib .......356 Mickey Finn. Robins. 2b .......39O Buster Chatham, Braves, ss .333 Al Lopez. Robins, c ....-....... .348
 And here are the pitchers: Clint Brown, Indians, won :. lost |: Ben ny Frey, Reds, won G. lost 6; Cecil Pat Caraway. White SoX, won ?, lost ]; Lee Roy Mahaffey Athletics, won (, lost . Joe Heving Giants, won 5, lost ..
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

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New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

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New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
BurTitt-WeSt Ends
Junior City League

The Golfers and the Republicans will battle it out in a Junior Ci-y League game after the first one on HjamonI No. is finished. These two teams are close rivals and good battle should result.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
III UECEIyE

mes en- ell Madison Square Gar
den, siendo los contendientes
Pauline Uzcudun, ell boxeador
vasco que pareee estar en- CANT
no de la decadencia, Y ell fuer-
lie noruego Otto Won Porat.
Grande es ell interes del p1-
bIico por la pelea considerable
los progresses hechos por Won
Porat Y ell deseo de Pauline de
no ser nuevamente derrotado.
En- sus dos dltimos encuentros
Pauline "mordi6 ell polvo de la
derrota," abatido por los punos
de Max ~Schmeling y de "Tuf-
Ity" Griffith.
Otra "humillaci6n' o derro-
ia harfa desaparecer a Pauline
de la primera categoria de los
hombres de peso complete.
Won Porat es famoso por la
eficacia de los punetazos que
con la derecha aplica.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

We desvanecimiento, del que Sc
repuso en- seguida. La "Mune-
.quilla" tuvo que hacer un esfuer
70 enorme para aparentar tran
'quilidad y contener sus lagri-
mas, viendo al inclusero venda-
do, palido, triste, macilento..,,
tan poquita cosa, tan "senifican
|te"..., que solo tenfa ojos,, aQue
Hos ojos de mujer tristes e inn
.plorantes, en- los que Sc LEILA una
expression ardiente de gratitud
~ una supiica: HAS venio, Sc
nita Rocio,.. Dios tie 10 pague."
"iNo tie vayas, no me dejes So
lop'
Amino, Carrito; Dios que
ira que ESQ no sea nada-le di-
10 ella dominandose, con la mis-
ma yoz animadora con que tan
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
BASE BALL
Ell NUEVO A DE
LOS C~ARDENALES

Ell nuevo Manager de los
Cardenales, "Gaby" Street,
companero de Baterfa que fue
hace 20 amos, del champion de
todos los pitchers Walter John
son, tiene en- su record de cat
cher haber cogido una pelota
que lie a~rrojaron desde 10 alto
del monumento a Washington.
Olvidado de los magnates
de las grandes Ligas Sc mantu-
vo dirigiendo II amos diferen-
ties clubs de las memories, has
ia que San BreadoA, dueno del
ST. Louis, 10 contrat6 ell ano pa
sadc para coach del team,
puesto que desempen6 con tai
acierto y tacto que gan6 la con
fianza de los jugadores y la
del propio dueno del st. Louis.
La contesta que di6 MI. Bea-
don a los que lie preguntaron
que pensaba cuando contrat5
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
LA "PANTERA" CONTRA Ell
LENERO

Tn excelente programa eSta
preparando para Ell yiernes'
Mr.. Kennedy, ell promoter de
los Artilleros.
Young Russell, que venclera
a Tommy Jones al recibir un
golpe de foul" tenIa ell saba
do verdaderos deseos de pelear
con Luis Gonzalez, ell 'Lene :
no." Y asi 10 hizo saber a Mr.
Kennedy.
Recordando Ell sensational
combate que ambos muchachos
ofrecieron en- Ia Arena de-
Circulo Cubano, hace algunos
meses, ell promoter recogi6 la
idea y Sc puso en- contacto con
Gonzalez, que sin vacilaciones
acept6 la oferta que Sc lie hizo'
Quiere este decir que la Pan
terra" y ell "Lenero' ofreceran
ell viernes una batalla autentl-
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

los subsiguientes bates. Pc
no va en- Ell quinto inning sc mar
CO su debilidad y los muchachos
del Dixie Damp, con Gonzalez a
la cabeza, comenzaron a conec-
tar con mas facilidad las bolas
de Maho, ilevando al "score" su
primer carrera. En- ell sexto in
ming Sc surnaron otras dos y u
ma en- ell septimo para empatar
ell juego, que ganaron en- ell no
veno. Hevia, por ell contrario,
cue habla substitute a Alvarez
,cn ell box por los lavanderos, a.
mario de tai manera en- los Ill
limos innings que todos fueron
escones, para los Stars. Con
zalez Sc distingui6 al bate pc
gando de Tres, asi como Fausti-
nito, que de cuatro Sc anot6 tres
con I'm donle entire ellos.
La anotacion por entradas
fue la siguiente:
D. D. 000012101: 5x10x0
A. S. 1021O0O0 O: Ak 9 xO
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

tas veces lie habia empujado al
triunfo.
Manuela, menos duena de 81,
'dejaba correr sus lagrimas mi
Irando tristemente al torero ven.
.cido.
No lie sera NADIA. FL Santo
Ap6stol lie curara, que va lie ten
go ofrecido un torero de cera 81
10 sana pronto.
La mano de Currito busc6 Ia
de Rocio, ia apret6 debilmente e
intent6 lleyarsela a la boca; pc
no lie faltaron las fuerzas Y, a
mitad de canine, la dej6 caer
con la suya inerte y echo la ca
beza atras desvanecido.
i Currito! iCurrito !-sollo-
20 Rocfo asustada.
-0tro desmayo. Hay que e
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

Ramitos''.
Copita Sc acerc6 al matador y
lie conteSto enterado:
81, ahi estan. IQuieres que
.entren?
FL inclusero contest6 que ST
con ell anhelo que expresaba su
cara.
Que no entire nadie-dispu.
so ell doctor Ramitos'-. Hay
que evitarle las emociones.
La mej6 Inversion pa IN
enfermo es una Inversion de a.
Ilegria, "Ramitos"-le replica ell
banderillero. Y abriendo la puer
TIA del gabinete dijo a las mule
res Que paseis ustedes.
Cuando Currito vic venir ha-
81 a Rocio experiment. tai
que lie sobrevino un le-
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

los preparativos de la injection
Sc van ustedes o nos vamo3
los medicos.
Y a1n tuvo que intervenir Co
pitd para desalojar a los mas
pertinaces, pidiendo, en- rapidos
apartes, a cada uno de ellos, que
Sc llevasen a los demas.
-Uste, que es er mej6 amigo
de Curro, nome, yevese a estos
permasos.
FL Piatao cerr6 la puerta tras
Iellos. Uf! Currito mira ansio-
samente a COpitG Y lie llam6 con
una vocecita tlebil:
II Joaquin!
-iSilencio!-le mand6 Ell in
,terno.
i Prohibition absolute de
Ihablar !-corrobor6 ell doctor
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
JACKIE FIELDS PELEARA
CON Fl. ESPANOL RIOS

CON Ell RIOS
Filadelfia, Enero 6.-Esta
noche combatiran aquf, Jackie
Fields, campe6n mundial de
peso "wleter," y ell espanol
ALI Ros. Tan SECURE esta Fields
de su victoria que sc ha com
prometido a pelear ell viernes,
en- Chicago, con Tony Vacca-
relli de rival.
En- la semifinal de la pelea
Fields Sc daran de
punetazos ell negro Bruce Flo
wres, de New Rochelle, y
King Tut, la sensation de
Benny, Minneapolis. Bass sera
ell contrincante de Danny Del
mont, en- otro bout"
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

vitarle las emociones fuertes-
dijo importante, con suficien-
cia, ell Inferno. GVamos a po-
merle ahora una injection de
suero? Ha perdido mucha san
gre.
Cuando Currito volvi6 en- ST. su
respiration Sc hizo anhelosa.
Pese a sus ~esfuerzos para aguan
tarlo, ell dolor lie hacia prorrum.
pir en- apagados quejidos. IRA
mitos' y Mateo Hacha Sc mira.
ron.
Il Encarg6 listed a don Girls
t6bal que viniera en- seguida >
pregunt6 eel doctor Ramitos' a
C0Pltd-. GHabl6 listed con 81.
mismo? lie dijo d6nde esta Ia
herida?
Too ESQ hise.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

No quiero otra pelea como la
del ano pasado, con Stribling."
"Un buen pugilista es Stri-
bling; pero su estilo me impi-
do lucir mis- facultades, distin
guiendose ell p1blico. Ignora el
lituano cual es su presente 81
tuaci6n con la Madison Square
Garden o William F. Carey.
Vino en- ccmpanfa de su es-
posa, dos hijos Y otros fami-
Iiares.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

los serv!cios de Street, para ma
nainchar su team, les contest6
que satisfecho de sus activida-
des cor.o coach" Y sabiendo
que era Gel agrado de los juga-
dores tclos, no encontraba o.
tro mejor que ell antique cat
cher del Washington, para lle-
var la victoria, en- ell pr6ximo
champion, a los Cardenales, que
solo tienen un campeonato a 81
favor en- los 81 amos de su exis-
tencia.
La noticia lie fue telegrafiada
a Street, que contest6 aceptan-
do.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

-Pues entonces, mientras lie
ga, Vamos a poner a Currito H.
nos tomeHtos de aqua caliente
para combatir esa dificultad res
piratoria.
Gas"@a traio I'm puchero hui
meante.
-Aqui esta er aqua.
"Ramitos" separ6 ell venda-
Je mlentras ell inferno prepara-
ba las compresas.
-Venga; que Sc las voy a DO
ner y-dijo Manuela.
-No-!a detuvo Rocfo-. vo
Sc las pondre.
T. enterada por ell medieo do
10 que tenia que hacer. escald6
sus delicados dedos en- 81 agns
y coloco Ia primera compresa en-
Ell cuellO de CurritO.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
NOTAS DE 8OAEO

Damon Runyon, en- iii intere-
sante articulo publicado ell do
mingo, habla de Ia nueva briga-
da de peso complete, en- la cua'
coloca a Otto Won Porat, Tuffy
Griffith, Victoria Campolo, Pri
mo Camera, Max Schmeling,
Marty Gallagher, G. Hoffman y
Al Fay.
A la cabeza de la division po-
re a Jack Sharkey y cree que
Pauline Uzcudun pasara a la Sc
funda fila despu6s de su COS ba-
tie del viernes, con Won Porat.
De los nuevos, Won Porat
Campolo, Camera y Schmeling
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
LEGO SHARKEY A MIAMI

Miami Beach, Enero G. A
su llegada aver aqui, en- compa-
MIA de su familia, Jack Shar-
key, ell mas poderoso aspiran-
tie a la corona de Gene Tunney,
declare que el esta dispuesto a
pelear en- esta ciudad; pero
con un adversario que no sea
fluffy Griffith.
Isl 20 p~eleara con Griffith
ell p1blico recibiria la impre-
sion de que 20 he pedido Sc
arreglen las cosas a mi gusto.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
GANO LA SERIE Ell DIXIE
DAMP

Intransitable en- los prllneros
innings del juego de aver, y Ill
timo tercero de la serie entire los
"Mdvana All Stars" y ell Dixie
Damp, Mano Llauget, devolvio
al banco a los lavanderos, con
uno que otro hit salteado, que
moria en- bases al salir poncha-
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
HIPOTECAS

Tengo dinero para prestar en-
,uenas Primeras Hipotecas. LA
ne al ~telefono M 52172, des-
?ues de las 5 p. m, o veanme
IN la Gale 8 No. 2918.
P. v. Lopez.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
en- BENJAMIN Field.

ca, en- Benjamin TIeIu.
Russell quiere colocar a
Luis en- la lista de sus triunfos
V Gonzalez hallase dispuesto
a no complacerlo.
La gaceta., 1930-01-06
DE LA GACETA'
CURRITO
DE LA CRUZ
NOVELA
por

ALejGndro Perez LIgin.
ci6n LENA de genie, Sc dirigi6 a
ella, ordenador, muy en- su pa
pei.
-Senores, aqui no puede ha-
Der absolutamente nadie. Ten
gan la bondad de retirarse.
Solo obedecieron los torerog
y otras cuatro o cinco personals.
Que haya aHvio, Curro.
Entonees ell inferno Mateo
Hacha Sc plant6 resuelto:
-iEa!-grit6. ahandonando
La gaceta., 1930-01-06

QUESTION DE LOCALIZA~
|CION.-Los Totes valen por su
ocalizaci6n y no por su tamano.
IPero cuan6o reunen ambas con-
diciones Sc valoriza mas la pro-
|piedad.
Frente al parque mas bonito
de Tampa tengo un lote grande
que 10 doy barato, o lie fabrico la
casa 81 10 prefiere. Tel NJ 64-352
The Washington times., 1930-08-01
GIRL ACE SEES HOOVER

Miss Blanche wilcox Noyes, the
aviatrix, win be received by Pres
ident and Mrs. Hoover when she
flies here today from Chicago to
extend them an invitation to at
tend the national air races there
August % to September /.
The Washington times., 1930-08-01
love OFT, GIRL
TRIES POISON

Despondent over a quarrel with
her sweetheart, 17-year-old Estelle
Billman. of Seat Pleasant, last
night attempted to end her life,
according to police, by swallow
ing poison. She was hurried to
Casualty Hospital and after medi.
cal attention. her condition was
sufficiently favorable to allow
her to return home.
Police reported that the girl
had quarreled with Morris Beas'
ley, 81, also of Seat Pleasant,
who is said to have casually in
formed her that he was losing
interest in her.
The girl told police that in an
attempt to scare" Beasley she
hurrfedly extracted bottle OF
poison from her pocket and drank
its contents. Beasley took the
girl to the Eleventh precinct 30.
lice station and from there she
was transported to the hospital.
The Washington times., 1930-08-01
Librarian at G. W. u.
Sails for EngLGltd

John Russell Mason, associate
librarian Of George washington
University. sails Thursday for
Birmingham, England, where be
will attend the summer school
for Librarians held under the di'
rection of the British Library As
sociation and the University OF
Birmingham.
After studies there. Mason will
attend the Bernard Shaw festival
at Malvern in August and the
Bodleian Library in Oxford, the
British Museum, and will fly
from London to Paris, where he
will view the Bibliotheque Ma
tionale.