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Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
Battle For Checker
 Champ Good Friday
Eastern Connecticut Sharps Will Gather About the Boards at Ma.
 sonic Club

Checker sharps from all parts of eastern Connecticut will gather at the Masonic club. South Main street. Good Friday April 18th. The magnet which will bring the best players of this section together is the fifth annual meet for the championship of the ter ritory to be represented.
 Play will start promptly at II O. clock a. m.. and will be conducted on the single knockout plan -four games Co each round) and continued until the championship is decided. Suitable prizes will be awarded. W. P. War fen, member of the committee of ar arrangements. is now ready to receive entries.
 If there are entries enough to war rant special classes B and C will be put on.
 Harry Burton of Putnam won the championship last year. Charles La doucer. second. and E. L. Baker. Brooklyn, third.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
Y.M.C.A. PLANS GRAMMAR SCHOOL BASEBALL. LEAGUE

Announcement IS made by the windham County '. N C. A. that 3 grammar school baseball league will be run in Putnam providing there are at least four teams that wish Co enter.
 The rules are that any player play ing on such a team must be in gram mar school or of grammar school age.
 Any boys who are interested m forming such a league should write Windham County Y. NJ. C. A. Put nam Committed Danielson, Conn.
 Just mention the fact that you have a team that would like to get into such a league.
 IT enough teams signify their de sire before April ist. 1880, plans will De formulated to organize and run such a league
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
Even the Humblest Can
 Make the World Brighter

As I sit writing In my study, the ra- dio downstairs Is bringing q splendid concert through the air from more than 1000 miles away.
 I hear the sound of an airplane overhead. II Is carrying the mall 100 miles an hour across the continent.
 An automobile dashes up to the door and delivers the purchase made from a store less than an hour ago.
 Today was cleanup day in the home; the vacuum cleaner was going and the dirt disappeared as if by magic.
 The telephone bell rings; it may be a friend nearby or a long-dlstance call from clear across the nation.
 The shadows lengthen: press a button and the room Is flooded with light
 What are you and I doing Co de- serve ali thisf Frank c. Moorhead asks, in the Farm Journal.
 Do something for somebody else. and find out how honest and useful you are. after all. If nothing else. try saying Good morning cheerfully to everybody you meet That's a long way fon flying an aiFplane with the night mail But 1t may do somebody a world oi good.
 The best way you could possibly repay Thomas A. Edison. or Lee de Forest. or the Wright boys, or Alex ander Graham Bell. or Cyrus MeCor- mick, would be to be kind to some body else, to give him lift in life. to make things easier and better and brighter for everybody else. Reduced te essentials. that's all they didl
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
r.l Sanding of Team.

Games are now being att@Hke" " tween Woodstock and other grammar schools who wish to enter te decide the grammar school boys champions of this season.
 Putnam this season has champion shin teams in all ages Of basket ball
 The Chestnuts proved themselves the outstanding players in the Nut I.eague which is composed Of gram mar school age boys.
 The high school managed to get into the state championship games in their class at Storrs.
 The Windham County ' NJ. C. A. senior team composed mostly of Put nam boys won the State County \ NJ C. A. Championship at Storrs last Saturday. These bows are those who have been out of high school several years and are still interested in sports.
 Putnam from basket ball stand point is a leader iu all sizes.
 Promotion of clean wholesome com. petitive sports develops a spirit of cooperation among our youth and eventually among our citizens who will soon manage our affairs.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
WINDHAM COUNTY Y
 AGAIN CHAMPIONS
Wins From Hartford County in Finals For Fourth Consecu-
 tive Year
Hartford Wins Junior Honors-Wind- ham Represented by Woodstock

Windham county once more annexed the state senior Y.M.CA. county championship title by defeating their rivals for three years. the Hartford county Y at Storrs, Saturday eve ming. The score was 3s to ls. The pick of Putnam and Danielson play CTS made an invincible group under Coach Moves of the Putnam high school. Walter N. King acting man arer. Windham county Was in no danger of losing the crown at any time. The team won handily from Holland county in the semi=fnals 9 to l6
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
DORIS DEAN CAPTAIN
 OF P. Fl. s. TEAM

Al a meeting of the Putnam High School Girls Basketball team. held on Tuesday March 25. Doris Dean, P@snam's regular guard, was elected captain for next year.
 Miss Dean has been on the team for two years and her playing this season indicated that the girls will have a good leader Gext year
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
Soccer Teams
 Go to a 3-3 Tie
Putnam Ahead at End of First Half. -Taftville Jumps Into Lead and
 Locals Even Up

Putnam soccor fans were given a series of thrills. Sunday afternoon. when Putnam held the strong Taft vile team to a tie on Munhasset field. At the end of the first half Putnam was leading. Two goals had been scored by the local outfit while the team from down the river had been unable to penetrate the Putnam de- fense
 Taftville came back strong in the second half and made three goals during the last few minutes Of play. Wall and Mellor then shot one through and tied the score.
 Three games have been played and the attendance is encouraging as more spectators gather on the side lines at each game. denoting a growing in-
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
This Human Busiasss

Possibly the popularity of the tele- ph0ne-domestie as well as trans oceanlc--is due 10 the touch of per sonality as much as to speed We work best man to man. when we can feel personality and measure human reactions Magazine of Business
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
Putnam Friendly
 Indians Winners

The Putnam Friendly Indian Club of the Windham county + M. C. A. under the leadership of Arthur Hughes travelled to Danielson Monday night to defeat the Danielson Y. M. C. A. Ora ' group in a basket ball game.
 Rasuifsss
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
HARTFORD COUNTY
Totals
Windh.m Junior Champ

h the Junior State Tournament for county YM.C.A.s Windham placed in the finals by defeating Fairfield Score: Windham. 30; Fairfield. IS.
 Ia the junior finals Hartford eoun= ty junior team defeated Windham by the score of IA Co 30. Windham was represented by Woodstock with the following players. French. Child Clifford. Slovick, wetherell, Morse. and McWilliam.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
BASEBALL

Candidates for the B-H silk So, baseball team are asked to report al the club house on Adams field Sun day morning. March 30th. at ten O clock. The following are particular ly requested 10 be present.
 W. Reddy, Leo Marion. NJ. Hanni fan. R. Nelson. R. Tatro. F Bennett W. Plantier, Snid Tatro. II. Frank in. II. Bugbee. J St Onge and l Weiss.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
mssras Alleys

K. of c.-Fournier 1i3 IA i20 SIT; Verdonne IS6 iis i32 3s6; H. Ravenelle HIS 99 III s29; R. Rave nelle 9s 96 i65 34a; B'anchette l2O i06 l06 322-i769.
 Over the Top-Faucher los 9s lo3 309: Auco:n io6 i0s i2l 355; Bour- que ii9 l29 l2i 369: C. Lsfontaine i29 9T l2i SAT; Duhamel los 94 no 3l2-I672.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
Standing of Teams

High team total-Aankees 1862. High team sheet Clerks 6s6. High average-Gagne i25.
 High three stringS-Blake A5l. High single Tetreault i72.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
vANpALE's ALLEYS

oysterettes-A. St onge s4. s9. 270; Brzuch l02. l0s. s2. 292; Kent l05. l02. III, SIS; Webster i2l no. as. 329. Mitchell s6. TOT. 96. 2s9-- I49S
 Clerks-Auclair l34. lS5. 10s. SIT; Tetreault 9S. 94. l46. 3Ss; Lavigne 100. TIT. so. DOT; Dupre i06. i2o Ii3. 33a: Tetreaut ll0. i22. l09. 85i-l7O2
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
State Preparing
 For Trout Season
Thousands of Adult Trout Distrib- uted-vaiued at $40, ,ooo.-Leafiets
 Tell Where Leased Streams Are

Extensive preparations Co meet the demands of thousands of anglers whc will be on Connecticut streams dur ing the trout season, April 18th to June 3Oth. are being made by the State Board of Fisheries and Game. 42 900 adult trout have been distri- buted thus far this year, Superintend- ent John W. Titeomb announced to. day. in addition to thousands planted after the close of the season last year.
 The distribution this year is eN- pected to be even greater than iast year when about 230,000, or more than nineteen tons of trout with total value of nearly S40,000, were put in streams of the state.
 Planting began this year on Feb. ruary 10th. when the first truck load of i,516 fish was sent to one of the state-leased streams. Distribution has continued as rapidly as possible Co streams under state lease, with some contributions to other streams which the board has been assured VIII not be posted.
 Brown Trout
 Included in the plantings this year will be 25.000 adult brown trout, or about 5000 more than we distributed a year ago. These trout will average from A toa. Of a pound in weight and range from eight to thirteen in- ches in length. Because they do not grow as rapidly in the first season as the ordinary brook trout, they are held for release until two years old. They are planted only after careful survey of the streams and then usual ly in waters of a somewhat higher temperature than those considered favorable for brook trout. Also among the larger fish being distributed are l 500 rainbow trout. which will ave rage even larger than the brown trout.
 Leaflets which will contain the names and locations ef all state-leased streams. the regulations in force Tor anglers and other information per tanning to fishing. are being prepared by the board. These will be given to town clerks. patrolmen and county wardens for distribution and also may be obtained al the office of the board
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
Artisans-Vosper % l04 TIA 3li

Artisans-Vosper 99 l04 IA SIT; Laroehe 136 136 il6 3Ss R Aueoin l26 1i6 119 s6l; Pivinski i34 i05 i3S SIT; Metz il9 i23 I39 ssl-- 1924.
 St. John's-Gendrea i04 i02 s3 800; Loranz0 Hamel f06 SO lI5 BIO. Wee f0a f25 955: Leonard Hamel ol ii4 fi4 3f9 wetras I20
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27

Putnam Woolen-BonoscOn l09, f1g. lOs. 3S6: Kilborn i02, i26, ti4. S42: Peek lis. l13. 9i. SIT; Hart f25. i22, 97. 344. St Onge, ii6, lo9. I50. 375-l71s.
 es-Tourtellotte il2. 100. 99, 2il; Rust, TOT. ll5. i07. S29; Weiss 9T. 1i2. 100. 309; Blake l34. l29, il2, 375: Gagne III. i39, i35. 3sb -l70q.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27

National Rhea-Tony ll4, sS. 9s, 3oi: LaRose 105. 97. 100. S02; Sim onzi l05. ll2, i04, 32l; Bugbee 90. S6. ii2. 297; Clifford l2s, lo9. i06. 33S-l559.
 New Begins-Tetreault i2l. iO4, TOT. 332. Labossiere 97. TOT. lS5, 339: Boye 94, l33, sS. 3l0; \. Pi- reon l24. 100. 100. 324: Delisle LOS, 1lq. s7, 8l4-i6ia
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27

Lefty Dugas. leading batter tn the Blackstone Valley League last season. is now under a Detroit American con tract and has been sent Co the Dal- las. Texas team.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27
TAFTvILLE

Ogden and Kinder. Time. two 45. minute halves. Goals. Wall 3. Archi. bald. Roehcad and DeCelles.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27

Coach Moves. of the P. H. s. base ball squad. has his charges going through preliminary workouts on Adams field. All games at home, win be played on the Main street dia- mond as the high school field IS being reeonditioned.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27

K. of C.-Giraea lo4. 105, lls, 322; Riley il5. l05. 92. SIP; William son go. FPS. 92. 3l9; Harper i0s, 1l3. il2. 333;Carey 100. lls. l25 3sS-i629.
 Eastford-0 Bowen i03. 91. l53, 347: Sherman 96. f0i. l0l. 29s; G. Bowen. l0s. 96, %. 296; Keith. Ill, i09, 106. 326: Etheridee 94. i25, i25. 3i4-i6Ii.
Putnam patriot., 1930-03-27

B-H. slk-speaker 97. 95. ll5. So7: Labossiere 97. i07. i2s. S32; McGauhev 99. 97. ll5. 3il; Robitaiile I2i. l2l. 97. s89: Caffery 133, i05, f19 357-1e46
 Woodstock Healey 96. li0. io3, s0s: White %, 100. il3, 805; Bos- worth i0a. i0S. f22. 334; Anderson i26. f39. l05. gro; Cox III. l33, I47. aQl-l70a.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
SAILORS BARRED IN
PENINSULA AREA
Enrased> Gobs Turned Back as
They Seek Revenge

Boston, June, IS (UP)-Police and
provost guards OF rs men from the
navy yard felt today that they had
forestalled serious disturbance by
denying some 200 enraged sailors
the use Of the South Boston PENN
sula as a battle ground.
The gobs had their ire stirred by
the condition OF one OF their COM
rades, Oscar D, Fowler Of the L. S
S Northampton who was at Chelsea
naval hospital with his name on the
danger list after he had been as
saulted by members of the Flood
Square gang in South Boston last
week.
Sworn TO revenge, the sailoSs tried
twice to storm bridges into South
Boston last night but each time were
repulsed by police from FIVE precinct
stations. The police had been warn
ed by anxious citizens that the SAIL
ors had modified on Boston Com
mon in the downtown section to
clean up that Flood Square gang ~
The sailors were first repelled by
y policemen at the Broadway
South Boston bridge without a blow
being struck. They reformed their
ranks and marched to the Dover
street bridge where details from po-
lice stations ) and 6 met them vita
drawn clubs. Here the war ended
for the time being as the first pro-
vost guard to be called out since the
World war vas ordered to the
scene.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18

tai here,
Bridgeport-Nolle entered in case
Of Napoleon Broward, 20. Of Jack
sonville. Fla, son of former COVER
nor Of that state, who was held 10
De driving under the influence Of
liquor and charged with misconduct
of an automobile in the death Of
Joseph Kaminsky OF Stamford, while
a student az RoXbury.
Eartford-Eyecutive committee of
Connecticut Agricultural College
trustees consider TX possible candl-
dates for successor to DR.. George
Alan Works, president.
Berl!n-John Cabo, former select
man, and Joseph Pavano. his part
ner, fined $500 each and costs of
$50 for operating liquor plant found
IN ruins OF burned barn
NorwIch-Dr Paul F. Gadle, Sc.
dies OF heart attack while sitting II
his automobile
ThompsonvilIe-Mrs Angelo san
tanello. 81, whose husband was IA
tally shot and stabbed gong to het
defense dies Of knife wounds in
ficted by Calogero romporetto be.
fore he took his own life
Rridseport-Jacob HarinsteIn, A.,
a grocer robbed Of SIS after five
men had abducted him in an auto
mobile and beaten him over the
head with 4 revolver.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
YALE Us. HARVARD
Two Husky Eight-Oared Crews,
Trained to Perfection, to Stage
Annual Battle Friday.

New London. June IS up
Husky eight-oared crews OF Yale
and Harvard, trained to perfection
after a months drill at their re-
Subjective camps at Gales Ferry ana
Red Top, will compete Friday in one
Of the fixtures of American crew
racing, the annual four-mile races
on the Thames river here.
Barring accident, YaIe's varsity
shell will have little difficulty %
defeating Harvard, as it has in a
majority Of the recent contests. OBJ
servers predic-. Coach Ed Leaders
varsity boating includes eight vetes-
ans Of last years varsity and junior
varsity boats. with victories ov-r
Columbia aad Penn, the Eli varsity
hopes TO duplicate last years parade
IL which they led Harvard across
the finish line by y lengths.
Close competition is expected
however, in the junior varsity ana
freshman races. Loss OF Palmer, jay
wee stroke, has hurt the junior
lights chances and the Bulldog
yearllngs have shown wretched form
IN their previous races this season.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
ONE BODY FOUND
INLAKE DISASTER
Pilots Corpse Recovered Acct
dent Still Mystery

Toledo, June Is (UP)-Lake Ere
today had given up the body Of one
OF the eight men lost on her waters
Saturday night. but continued TO
hold the secret OF the mysterious
n.!shap which emptied their speed
beat ard set it drifting about Oft
West Sister Island
The body recovered was that Of
John Lipsgach, pilot OF the boat,
Coast Guard Cutter CG-173. one Of
the scores OF boats searching the
shore and islands OF eastern Lake
Erie. picked Lipstach's body out If
the water late Yesterday
The other seven were: Herbert
Hauts, his son: Franklin 3 Jones.
Toledo politician; Henry Ealnbuch,
assistant county sanitary engineer,
Frank Miller, former city water
commissioner: Arthur z, krusA,
president Of an undertaking firm;
and John Meyers. owner Of the fey
to which the speedboat belonged.
Sunday the empty speedbo2t vas
found drifting along the island,
windshield smashed propeller bent,
gasoline tanks empty and the lgnl-
ton Of its motor on, Apparently II
had sped alnllessly about at its high
sreed until It's fuel was exhausted.
Lipsgachs body when found yes
ttldav. wore a life preserver, dis
creditlng the theory that the speed
boat struck some obstacle and the
cant men were thrown out. Tie
presence Of the life preserver was
taken 70 indicate that whatever
happened to the party did not hap
pen without warning
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
JOHNSON Us. LA1Z0
Crack Chicago Negro Boxer and
Scranton Battler to SQUARE Of To-
night at Ebbets' Field.

New York. June Is P-Larrv
Johnson, cack Chicago Negro boxer.
end Pete Latzo. of Scranton, a trial
horse who is hard to beat Will fur
rish the principal entertainment at
Ibbets' Field tonight, weather per-
Knitting.
Jcnnson ranks well up on the list
OF first rate hight heavyweights and
Latzo rates not far below him. The
scranton veteran. once holder OF the
worlds welterweight championship,
holds on decision over the Negro,
but most fight experts who saw the
battle thought johnson was entitled
to the verdict.
Harry Smith. Negro light heavy
weight, takes on Yale Okun of New
York in the ten round semI-fInal.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
Overnight News
e. the Associated Press.
non,aetif

e. the Associated Press.
Domestic
Newark. \. J-Eorrov WIS re-
publican senatorial nomination by
great majority.
San Diego. Cal-Brock and Schlee
hop for Jacksonville shortly after
setting record from Jacksonville OF
Is hours. 81 minutes, 80 seconds.
shingtoa-Cannon calls Ti2k-
ham clustering coward"
Chtcago-Anton Hench. C2pone
gangster, gets year in Jal-.
N'ashlngtoa-Senate confirms Leg
&c for chairman Of farm board;
Forbes. for ambassador TO Japan.
Toledo, Ohio-E!ght prominent
residents believed drowned IN Lake
Erie with finding 0. body Of one of
them.
Washington House resolution
forecasts investigator INTO campaign
funds OF members
New Yock-Dr Henry 5. Prltchett
will retire August ! as president Of
the Carnegie Foundation for the Ad-
vancement OF Teaching DR. Henry
Suza!lo viii succeed him.
Foreign
Buenos Ares - Government re-
celves word Of instruction in 30
! livla'
Berln-An1 oassador Sackett says
h. Will deliver speech on American
utilities TO power conference despite
Insults objections.
Bomhay-BrItish statement says
unrest IS diminishing
London-Gover invites lIte--
ais and conservatives to cooperate II
dealing with emergency uneuip.oy-
rlent situation
Nelson, B, C-Guards watch roads
as Doukhooors march 10 city.
Sports
Oyster Bay, y. J-Weetanoe wins
third straight race for right TO pro
tect the Americas cup.
New Haven-Yale heats Harvard
2 to N ball game
Greensboro. \. Carl Damn. %
year old Florida youth, shoots s.
and wins southern amateur qualify
ing medal
Connecticut
.Earttord-Grand jury, invsstiga-
ing liquor traffic, hears Sebast!ano
Alamo, convicted slayer Of bootleg
ging rival. Angelo Plzzo, Alamo :
former partner. and Ralph H Sobv,
society leader and adjourns until
Thursday
New Haven-Prot William H
Bristol, OF Waterbury, inventor Of
Bristolphone seriously Ill in hospl-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
Coast Guard Absolved
In Disaster to Pinthis

Boston. June Is (UP)-In YER
bal report TO Rear Admiral Freder-
ick c, Billiard, comnandant Of thu
Coast Guard, the Coast Guard to-
day stood absolved of any blame III
connection with the -Pinthis
disaster which claimed Il lives off
Scituate & week ago las- night.
Captain William J. Wheeler. Coast
Guard inspector general who ex-
onerated his service, has vet 10 file
his formal written report on the in
quiry at ScitUate which closed Mon
Gay.
II had been charged that Coast
Guard patrol boats should have gor4
to the aid OF the two vessels on the
night OF the collision. It was main
tanned. however, that the Coast
Guard had no way Of knowing the
extent Of the catastrophe iaasmuch
as no s O was broadcast In the
report, blame for the loss OF life
vas placed on those who neglected.
refused or failed 70 send out an
5 0 5.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
Release Student Whose
Automobile Killed Man

Bridgeport. June Is - A nolle
has been entered in criminal super
Tor court here in the case OF Ma
poleon Broward, 20, Of Jacksonville
Fla, former Roxhury school student
who was charged with misconduct
in the operation of a motor vehicle
so as 70 cause death.
On November %, Deputy Coroner
Henry c. Stevenson. held Broward
son Of q, former Florida governor
crtn1inally responsible for the death
Of John kaminsky, AZ. of Stamford
According to authorities Broward, a
absent without leave and under the
influence Of liquor
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press
Lansing Mich - Sammy Nandell
world lightweight champion knock
ed out Icy Kline, Winnipeg, ~.
non-tItle
Chicago - Bobby O'Hara. Chica
go, outpointed frankie Burns. Mil
waukee. (3).
Columbus, O Tommy Jones.
Atlanta, outpoInted johnny Fich.
Cleveland. 90; Pal Moore, Hunting
ton. WA and Mutt Norsch. Gin
clnnatl, drew, 80
Indianapolis - Walter Pickert.
Indianapolis. knocked out Joe Pac-
ko. ca; Tracy Cox, Indianapolis.
knocked out Harold Knott, Toledo.
(2).
Los Angeles - Jack Thompson.
world welterUeight champion.
knocked out Joe CORDOBA. Los An
geles. 3d. non-title,
Portland, Ore - Fay NcQui!lan.
Denver, knocked out Herman Ratz-
laff, Minot S. D. 80.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
IS Harvard Men Given
Commissions in NAVY

Cambridge. Mass, June : (UPl
The first commissions ev=r given
by the United States navy IN tn
course in naval science and tactics
were awarded IS Harvard college
seniors here today
Captain Walter y. Vernon. COM
n2anding the L s. s. Northam pton
commissioned the seniors as ers,gns
in the volunteer naval reserve o.
the United States navy
Among the commissioned men
we're Henry 3 Eassett. Pictsburg!,
Pa Morris 7. BrovneIl Fairhaven,
Arthur P Butler. Jr Southwest
Harhor Ne Percy H Clark. Jr.
Cynwyd Pa Stephen D Fulle-.
South Orange, y J. John G Lewis
Cedarhurst. l I and Robert T
Ross. Greenwich. Conn
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
YESTERDAYS STARS

81 N. Associated Press
ODoul. PhlIltes - Single n tenth
gives PhIllies ) TO decision over
Pirates.
Farmhouse. Braves - Made de-
but in Boston uniform as relief
pitcher and received credit for to
victory over Reds
Gehr!g. Combs and Flce Yankees
- Connected with four hits each as
Yanks defeated Indians II to ?,
Gehrig hit MS eighteenth homer Of
season.
Goslln Browns - Hit first home
run as mem Der Of the Browns TO
help St. Louis defeat former team
mates - TO g.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
BETTERS SWIM RECORD
Helene Madison. Seattle Water Mar
vel, Snashes Mark Esta blished by
Martha NorcIius.

Seattle. Wash. June = lP>-
Helene Madison. Seattle swimming
marvel, bettered the worlds 800
meter record for women here last
night, covering the distance IN three
minutes 59.5 seconds. The present
official record is 4 minutes sec
onds. held by Martha Norelius OF
New York.
The event was officially timed and
the record will be forwarded TO the
A A. L. officials for approval. 1t was
the ninth worlds record to bevequal-
led or surpassed by the Seattle girl.