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New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
.LUQUE OUTSKIRTS OTHER PITCHERS
Veteran Cuban Has Won Six
 Games and Has Lost But One

New York. June 21 Lpl - The hitting of young Chick Klein over shadow to q large degree the per formances of the other athletes whose names appear in the National league averages this week.
 Luque had suffered his first de- feat Of the year. but the averages issued today, which include Wed nesday's games. still show him at the top Of the list of pitchers He has won SIX games and lost but one while Erwin Brame of Pittsburgh and Phil Collins of Philadelphia are tied for second place with five vic tories and one defeat
 Klein, the leader of the recent Philadelphia spurt which has brought ten victories in Is games and the top place in the club bat ting figures. leads the leagues, slug gers in four respects. He not only has by far the best average, .424 but he has made the greatest num- ber of hits, 89, has clouted 19 home runs 10 lead Hack Wilson Of the Cubs and Wally Berger of the i Braves by one, and has batted in 7C counters
 Frank Hogan of the New York ! Giants is the only other Nationa ] league regular who has better thar | Q 4oh average. He holds second 1 place at .410. Bill Terry. another ] Giant. is second in hits with d tota of 5S, and in scoring with 56, trail ! ing Woody English Of Chicago by one Wilson IS kleln's nearest riva Tn driving in runs uith 8 total O 5q. Hazen Cuyler Of Chicago is an 1 ether double leader, having hit nint 1 triples to lead English by two anc | having stolen 15 bases. more thar 1 double the total thefts Of his nearas rivals Paul Waner Of Pittsburgh and Babe Herman Of Brooklyn, l Frank Frlsch of S. Louis stll leads the hitters of tTo-baggers Hltl a total Of 3l one ahead of Del Bis l sonette of Brooklyn
 Although the PhllRes have tean batting mark Of -32S,. seven point ahead Of Brooklyn. Klein IS thei only representative among the frs ten regulars on the list, Risg Stephenson of the Cubs holds thir'
 place with mark of ,398 and fol lowing him come Terry, New York .395; Herman. Brooklyn, ,@95; r Waner. Pittsburgh, 3a2: Heilmanr Cincinnati. .3e1: O'Farrell Nev
 York. ,389 Grantham, Pittsburgh
 ,376. and Bissonette. Brooklyn. ,37;
 Cincinnati still holds its club field
 ing leadership with a .a76 mark, on
 point ahead Of Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
LOCAL TEAMS TO CLASH
 ON HOME LOTS TOMORROW
Sacred Hearts and Senecas to Decide Supremacy at Willow Brook Park - kensington Confident of Turning Back Holy Cross Invasion at Perclval Avenue Grounds - Burrtts Seeking Revenge On Horton Mfg Co., Team of Bristol at Washington Diamond

There ulll be plenty of attraction for the stay-at-home baseball fans of this city tomorrow afternoon when three games will be played on local diamonds. Contests will he staged at Washington park. Willow Brook park and at the Percival avenue grounds ln kensington.
 The outstanding game of the day with regard to the interest being displayed in sporting circles in tha city. IS the impending clash between the Sacred Hearts and the Senecass This IS slated to take place at Wll- low Brook park.
 Both teams are rivals and they ara out to decide the supremacy between them tomorrow The Sacred Hearts have been meeting the best opposi- ton available and after cleaning up for several weeks, they received a severe setback at the hands Of Ken- sineton last Sunday They are out to get back into the winning column again tomorrow.
 The Senecas have been holding their own against the best competi- tlon in the state and they will rrot out their best diamond talent against the' parish team.
 The batteries for the game as an" nounced today will be as follo"sa Sacred Hearts. Dobreck and kopec1 i Senecas, Casey and kenure, Kensington- Holy Cross | Another battle of parts will be i tagged at the Percival avenue dla- mond in kensington tomorrow when l the Holy Cross team invades ths southern camp for the first time this season. Kensington, after it's victory over. the strong Sacred Heart team last Sunday, figures that the Holy | Cross team will be an easy victim. The Holy Cross crew has an entire- lv different idea about the matter.
 Burritts- Bristol
 Last Sunday, the Burritts lost out in a l0-lnning battle to the Horton i Mfg. Co team of Bristol in Bristol. The local club is out to show the home town fans that this ras a mis- take The two teams will meet In return battle tomorrow afternoon at
 3 o'clock at the Washington dia- i mond
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
BT Q E kEELEF
For rhe Associated Press

Hovlake. Eng. June 2t tE-Thls Is one time when there seems very HttIe to say about quite consider able event. but I can tell "ou what Bobby Jones had 10 say, while hc .pas waiting for the JurH consisting Of Leo Diegel and Mcdonald Smith 70 finish thelr final round in tho Brush open golf ehancplonshlp yes- tardaN
 Ic's my last shot at the British open, Bobby sad Thls tourn1- ment has taken more out ot yp4 than any other ! ever played in Is quite too -hIcE for me. I would say something about that eighth hole m the last round If I had any decent words 10 descrlhe fl. l know enough about goE by thls time 10 realize N hat deyillsh seven meant. In d word after two shots which were not too had. l had I simple enough five to close the doors With q fvn there and T 36 at the turn 8- least two hours Of mortal suffering would hava been saved as events turned out
 This vas my hardest tournament win or lose. I feel that I'm no strong enough to play Tn another one I'm happy 10 ain If I should n-ln with Leo and Mac still out ani gong strong. and if I should oin after all I'm the Iucklest fellow n thIs world
 As 10 the eighth hole I can de scribe i With some precision 4 good drive and . bIg second carried the ball 46o wards 10 q position 10 { the left Of the green. nhere f ap- peared ] very simple kick would hav. scufled the ball onto the green for par five Bobby missed the sno- rather absurdIy He trled a run UT 1 and mIssed, the ball sropplrg veIi short of the green He then chlppe rather feebIy and vas ten feet shor7 of the pin in four. Ills putt slipped past the cup foot
 Then l walked up to lt some 7har out of temper he sad. ant -n place Of lining it up I tried tc knock f into the cup for q wretch, d six and l didn't do II The door ~as open and only fate kept som body from waking through if"
 Bo5by's last golf Tn the Ln.ret Kingdom perhaps forever. nlI b in the interest Of sweet charrv-- couple ot hospl-als-when he play with his friends Harry Vardon anc James Brad Bobby and his part 1lll leave for the United States Err faE
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

9- ~~s Asso- 2tFa F=eSs-
 Tne recent trades among the clubs o+ tka American league seam 10 have -4e- ? series Of 7lse moves or the part Of the sar!ols managers in 4olved Every team that acquired re- material IT these deals IS ElHlnE z1 sppearance Of re7 hfe and the ps1narr race. already TOO closs for the cout7rr of The leaders hl1s fair 10 become closer.
 -he St Lougs Brour. certainly have 5enAtted by -ha acquisition Of Goose Gosl1n who has n1t three home rms since he 1olned -ne Browns. Ills homer yesterday aide1 co9slder- 7lv IT the Browns 4-3 victory over the Boston Be5 Sox Sam Gray dld the res; hv hol1lnE Boston +0 i've TITS
 Washington ner acqlusltons di1rt zer 1u0h char1z -o h-r yes- rerdar as he Senators -1 ere locked IT ! pitching duel with the Chlcago White Sox. -u- Art Sh!res and Helnte Nanush already have starred c}out- lne Wuh Tey Lyons on she mound and Ben Tate p-ov1ln= capable eatchrrE at least. rhs SaA rosed ou- 8 ? to ] rrIumph
 George Wrestling formerly Of De r-olt. atd hIs hest 10 keep the Ne4 York Yankees from losing 70 hgs former mates after he replaced Lya Larv who went our II ne +h.-d IT. rIrE rlth 2 broken thumb. bur hts first and second hlts Of The season ~ere not enough to beat rha Tiger clouting
 Detro.r started by storing five runs n rhe first 1nnlng and ron the game ivy T 10
 The Phil3delphIa Athletics took advantage of the lapses oy two of thelr leading r11raIs and made rhelr place at the head Of the America league standing sonaeH har safer by defeating q third time the Cleveland Indians, \ 10 z. They increased theIt n,argIn CT leadership over Ne~ York and Washington to 1-- games George Earnsaaw pitched q great game 10 give the Indians fhelr arsr shutou- Of the y5ar and their sIx-h stratehr defeat He allowed but 6ve t5ts and struck out eight
 While the gap between 1rst and second places in the lunlor circuit ~as ~Idenng. Brooklyn and Chtaago first and second n the Narona league. were dra111g closer to- gether- Brooklyns Rooms zavt away 2 close encounter to the Gin clnrau Reds, 10 ,. while the Cub pera sllgglag oat a to 3 fictor. over the Boston Braves to plac Themselves only l 1-3 games behind
 Two ROolr errors ln succession combined 7Ith tro hts. gave Larr, Benton Of Cincinnati the dsclslol over Dazzv Vance Ia ,. tight game Benton gave the league leaders on., rve hits The Cubs ag8In score carly as Cuyler and English re peatad Thursdays home run hittnt act and Wany Berger two four nag gers only served 10 give hIr the Na -Ional league lead with q total Of -a
 Pittsburgh kept the Ne7 To~l Giants from gaining ground by stag ing a sixth inning uprising that net red SIX runs and an : to victory homer by Adam Couoroskv starte taIs scorlrg spree The st Lou Cardinals hated and bIckered thel nay to a fo S zlctory oyer Phlla delphIa With full compIemen Of regular lHfet3ers on duty tH Cards played terrer ball than he have for some time bur Manage Gabhy Street and OutfeIder Pa 8laes argued thelr nay out O. th park trying t0 produce better result!
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
COLUMBIA READY
Coach Glendcn serves Notice That Ills Varsity Crew Is All Set for Regatta Next Thursday.

Poughkeepsle. x r. June ,1 tp- Coach Rich Glendon has served no- tice that his Columbia. varsity Is fit and ready for the intercollegiate re- gatta to he decided on the Hudson next Thursday
 The Lions are so far advanced n training that young GIerdon gave his first string eight q rest yester- day, sending out 3 combination crew Of heavyw elghts instead of the var sity and 1unlor varsity ln the after noon workout
 Coach Ebrlght also has announced that the California crew IS al the peak of condition and plans 10 taper of training from nor, on 10 prevent the 1923 Olympic chsraplons from going stale The varsity will have its last time trial the first Of the geek.
 Washington. Navy. Syracuse. N, I 1. T.. Cornell Pennsylvania, and Wis consin, still are hard at work, aI- though the several coaches have about decid sd on the boatloads they will Start in the freshmen, junior varsity and varsity races.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
LEGION TEAM IS
 OUT OF RUNNING
Eddy Glover Post Crew Beaten
 5 to 2 by Bristol Combine

Eddy-Gloyer post. American Le- zion baseball team. lost the rIght to enter the county finals for the cham plonshIp q Walnut Hill park when It bowed before the smart play of the selcneptey post outfit Of Bristol by I 70 ? score Lapse on the part of the local ball crew at critical stages of the game proved costly and forced the locals out Of the running for county honors before they had gotten fairly under way
 Through it all Sam Capodice. yet eran Eddy-Glover post tvlrler, pitched sterling ball and had hls teammates played baseball the final result might have been different. During the fray Sammy allowed but SIX hts and at only one stage in the fifth did the visitors bunch their tlons During the nine frames. the local heaver famed | Of the Bell City stickers
 Nor q single tally ot the five that n.ere registered by the visltors Has earned Sam ras responsible for the lnltlai counter lr. the openlng frame when he threw wildly 10 first to catch runner mapping while second runner rounded third and scored
 The next par Of counters scored by the Bell City nine was ln the fifth rhen 3 Hre drive got past Narlno 10 help tno Bristol base runners across Brs,ol scored it's tnaI pair of runs or another costly mlsplay by Aiarfno IT the first haf Of the ! eighth Marino allowed an ordinary single to go by him for three bases and Bristol base runner counted The last run came III on q felder's choice
 Naw Brua!n scored its only taIles ln the third and fifth sessions In the third, Narlao counted when local runner al second base. The h7aitkoskl threw wildly to force a rnal run was scored on q pair Of slngIes
 The game 7as marred conslder- ably hv the foolish play Of the local team The locals lost q ally in the seventh 7hen M4rlno attempted to . score rom second base on Todzia s poka into center. The local left fielder ~as caught hands down al the plate
 In the same frame. preceding Marjno being tagged at the plate Bristol pulled iouble killing when Havlick ~as caught of the bag on . Zemhroskis pop TO short Cornler Zembrosk and Haylick were brilliant on the defense for the local club while TodzIa. with q per te-t day led the hlttlng attack for both clubs. Jratr gave 2 fine eH- hlntlon d thJrd base for the WIS ltors with K"altEosh. leading the ztickers
 Ne~ Britain oln play is fna. game IT thls half Of the county ir South Manchester next Saturday The latter club was sat back by Bristol last Saturday to the tune Of tA to Bristol plays its last game T this half with Southlngton This team bowed 10 the local club Iss' Saturday by the score Of -5 to [.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press
 Walter Berger, Braves-Took Na- tional league home run leadership with lath and 20th homers, but Braves lost to Cubs, 7-3
 Kiki Cuyler and Woody, English, Cubs-Hit home runs for second consecutive day
 sam Gray, BroTns-Held Red So1 to five hits as Browns won 4 10 ,.
 George Earnshaw, Athletics - Handed Cleveland it's first shutout Of year. giving five hits and striking out eight as Athletics won to c Benton. Reds--Won first game as member of Reds, defeating Brooklyn , 10 i,
 Traynor, Plrates-Doubled with bases loaded to lead Pirates to to 4 triumph over Giants
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

-he regatta with T fair share Of the honors as we'll IS high hopes for challenging Yale,s supremacy sue cessfullv next year. The Crimson ron both morning races. at two miles. With fine exhibitions, The junior varsity put ID 3. sensational fight to win hy three quarters of a length. The freshmen rrounced the Yale yearhrgs. by three and half lengths and in their stroke, Gerard I Cassedv Of Cambridge, eXhIhlted an oarsman ot varslty poten'1allfles
 Seven Of the Harvard varsity out fl including the COXs~ vain, will De hack next year. Only Captain Law renee Dickey Of Bedford Hills, N. !" No. '. and Harry SturEes. Jr, of stamford, Conn bow oar. will be lost by graduation from the crew. coached trls year for the first tune by Charles J Whiteslde, just re- engaged for another three years
 Against any other outfit hut Yale Harvard would have looked first class yesterday, for the Crimson covered the cours= in the good Nme o4 on minutes, 3h 4-5 seconds and displayed q dogged courage agalnst unusual odds With thls experience to profit by and the prospect Of i'm provement under more stabilized coaching system. the Crimson may
 well look torn ard at least hopefully to 1a31. particularly as five of Tale's eight have graduated. The Ellis loss i for next year include their stroke
 Woodruff Happen, who paced thf
 winning 1928 crew and takes hi'
 place among the mighty oarsmen O
 Lcaaer-s remarkable regime.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
SNAKE IS GLIB MASCOT

Memphis Tenn. June 2l t-Pl-The Memphis Chickasa1s keep q snake for Iuck. The blue racer" has be- come q familiar sigh, on the players bench. When the boys look over re- cent Southern Association statistics, they agree the mascot is not so bad ae that.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
COR'S COOK 4 GERMAN

Boston, June 21 UP)-The man who cooked the meals Jack Sharkey ate before his fight with Max schmelng. IS, like Schmeling, Ger man. The chefs r--Le IS George Leonhaydt. Hes a former newspaper man himself,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
LEAD \. !. |. LACROssERs

New York, June 21 (UF)-Josep ph Shaeter first attack, and Daniel Meyerson, third defense, have been elected co-captains Of the New York university lacrosse team for the 1881 snasnr.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
KE'S RECORD STILL GOOD

Dallas. Texas, June q LP,-Bat- ting records hung up by Ike Boone when he played with San Antonio Tn the Texas league in 1928 still are targets for players in the loop. Boone that year hit about 400 and cracked out safetles in 37 consecu- tive contests. Eddie Brown, Dallas outhelder. recently missed cracking one when he was halted after hlt- ting safely in 34 straight games.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
Is IT WASTED ENERGY

When golfer drives I ball 3Nh yards, he applies approximately 22o6 pounds of pressure between the cub and the sphere, according to an ex- pertinent conducted by students of Carnegie Institute of Technology
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

Y tae Assoclated P-ess- {Including games of June zo5
 National Batting Phlllles, 4Is Funs-Engllsh. Cubs 60. Runs hatted in-Kleln. Phlll1es, Hlts-KIein. PhilliAs. g. Douolas-Frlsch Cardinals 2l Triples-Cuyler Cubs. 1a Home Berger. Braves. zn Stolen ases-Cuyier Cubs, Is
 American BatrIng ng-Cochran Athletics. 464 Runs-Futh, Yankees, Il Runs bstted ln-Gehrig. Yankees Hlts-Hodapp Indians: Rice Sen tors, ao Doubles-Cehrtneer and McManus Tigers. 2o.
 TripIes-Combs. Yankees. 2. Home runs-Futh, Yankees P. Stolen b1ses-Flce. Senators, F.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
saHoD FOR e LEGION
TRADES APPEAR TO HELP
 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS

Goose Goslin Has Hit Three Homers Since Joining the Brovns-Circuit Drive Aids in Disposng of Red Sox-White Sox Nose Out Senators-Detrolt Wins Clouting Bee From Yankees-Athletics Blank h. dians-Robins Lose Close One to Reds-Other Con- tests.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

E. the Assoc.ated Press
 Chicago-W. L CYoung) strlt~ Macon Ga knocked out Otto N on Porat Norwav, CD: Hein Muellsf, Germany. knocked out Arnando D. carlo talE f8Jt Edgar Norma i. Norway and Ted Ross. rhicago, draw t5). Andy shanks, Grand Rapids Mich, knocked out Earl Folke, Janesville. Wis, (3)~ -MneauEee--Paul PantaIeo C6I- cago. -outpoiated King LevinskE, Chicago G1); Danny Belmont, ChI- csgo outpointed Georgie Balduo. Milwaukee (10).
 Schene ady-Mike McTlgue. Ae" York outpointed George Neron, New York. I0).
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
PITTSELElA A

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 -r9 5ase a.cs Ia Eson Eoo. Tra@ner --rea 1zse a.ts l:raataa11 Lsa~1 Home -un Conlo-osEy, Bases o1 rz-S Of rftzs.r1naoas k-e-rsr , P74stt ! s--4-.. o-- E. F.--s.ru7oas |. areE2rE -,rs.rE ptt-ne-- rzsin,mo1s.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21


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New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

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New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

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New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

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New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Tro 6ase h.t. E.t.a.sosat. Three tsse -.t Porter Bases or bzIs ra aroG:~ Q : Ea5o,ta i s-ru.k oGt Bv CzFclsce II Ia 7r.e Umpire LrrrG
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
WASHINGTON

z-Batted for Hsdley ta -th,
 z,-Batred t6r Spencer in 9tt. chir.go nn1 oal 1ea--2 uashfnr+on oo1 oo1 01o--1 rro base hits ka-4n1. Lyons. Riee Three base hit Reynolds Eases on balls of Lyons f. Marberry l. Hadley l. Struck
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-10
Public Reminded
of Early Closing

Residents of FL Centre and Wei.
nifty are reminded by the Ell Centre
chamber OF commerce that retail
stores generally will close next Sat
urday evening at o'clock, and clos.
ing at that hour on Saturday will
continue until September 8, incIu-
sive General 6 O'Clock closing was
decided upon at meeting of Tho
retail merchants of Ell Centro called
last month by Howard p. Meyer,
chairman of the mercantile trade
relations committee and the ma.
joritv of retail merchants in the
city voted to observe the Saturday
night closing
Grocery stores are included in The
closing, and those who have shop
ping to do Saturday are warned
to complete their purchases for the
weekend before 6 O'Clock ut night.
1t is believed by the retail mer-
chants that the earlier closing will
work no hardships on the general
public, and it will enable a great
many Ell Centre persons to visit
friends or join their families for
Sunday, whereas it was difficult to
drive any distance when the stores
closed at 9 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-10
Holdup Man Held
In Albany For
Coast Officers

ALBANY, n. Y, July 10. W.H--
Andres Taylor, alias James }. John
son, Paul Marsn and +. II. Bobbin-
check, of Dallas, Texas, wanted i'll
many United States and Canadian
cities on charges ranging from rob
berry to forgery, were being de-
tanned at the Albany county Jail
here today, pending arrival Of Los
Angeles authorities.
Taylor is charged with first de-
gree robbery and assault with Il
deadly weapon in connection with
the robbery and holdup of the Pa
cific National Bank of Los Angeles
August 7, 1929, during which Ralph
Vallikett, bank employee, was
shot.
4 warrant for his arrest was re-
ceivcd by Albany police from Los
Angeles recently, and when he was
released today on expiration of "a
90.day term in Albany county Jail
for stealing baggage from automo-
bilcs, he was arraigned on a charge
of being fugitive from Justice.
He waived extradition and was re-
manded to Iail.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-10
"GOOd Intentions
Is Vivid Dram a
of Underworld

A talkie with something of an un-
dcrworld flavor, but radically DIR
fcrent in theme and treatment from
the usual gangst1r films, is Offered
i'm "Good Intentions, which opens
a two day engagement tonight at
the Fox Airdome.
The story, dealing with the trou'
bles of a gentleman crock, who de-
cides to retire and be respectable
after having cleaned up a small for
tune, is uniquely presented by q
group of noteworthy players headed
bv Edmund Lowe and the various
complications come in rapid success
sion and build up the audience S IN
terest to high pitch.
Lowe in the leading role of the
gentleman crook who abandOns the
black Jack for the social register,
becomes enamoured over beautiful
society girl, portrayed by Margucr'
ite Churchill, and decides to give up
his old life and tread the straight
and narrow. His old gang, however,
have different ideas ON the subject
of his reformation, and the ensuing
battle of wits between the master
crook and his underlings results in
a series of daring episodes seldom
seen in one picture.