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New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
BOYS CLUB LOSES
 ID BRISTOL AGAIN
Visitors Pile Up Big Margin in
 Closing Periods

The local Boys club proved help less last night at the hands of it's Bristol rival and went down to q bad 54-22 defeat in a basketball game which was evenly fought in the first half but became a rout in the closing periods as the Bell City team broke away and dropped in baskets from all over the local club gym The from the Boston game on Saturday night, while they continued in the mental funk which has handicapped their play in recent weeks. As a re- suit, the Bristolitcs, mostly members of the city championship Dixics, swarmed over the Hardware City team to what became a rout in the last quarter.
 The visitors forged to the front at the very outset, Cavalier opening the game with q basket, Avallone added a point, and Zetarski bringing the total to 60 before Compagnone SCOT cd field goal for New Britain after nine minutes and Seconds of play. But Boukus counted as the second period started, and Goffa followed a foul with basket, sending the home team into the lead. Boukus came through again and it was 9-6, New Britain. Right there New Britain's spurt ended suddenly. Avallonc popped a goal, Whites basket tied the score, and Avallone gave the vis- itors an 11-9 lead as the halfway mark was reached.
 Whites basket at the opening of the second half was followed by a foul by Compagnone and Kerelejza's basket, bringing the locals up to 13- 12, but Zetarski and karwoski whirl- cd the visitors away and Rao put in two goals after Goffa's foul, making the three quarter time score 23-13 The last period was a nightmare for the locals, as basket by Compag- none was all that broke up Bristols steady march to a 35-l4 lead. Zem- browski, Rametta, and Compagnonc made this look little more respect able with floor shots at the very end.
 Tug Zetarski and Eddie White, former Bristol High school stars, topped the Bristol attack with seven points each, while Goose" KarWos- Ri scored six from guard. Rcd" Compagnone, New Britain back court artist, topped the losers with seven points. None of the others was able to show much. The summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
Hughey Critz Appears
 To Be Back in Shape

Orlando, I'la. I7@rch g tPl - Hughey Critz, the l;cds' fast little second bascmau, today appeared to be back in shape again after being slowed up by q strained shoulder muscle. Critz did not make the roaI trip with the Reds. but worked out here every day during their ab- sence. He expects to bc in one or two exhibition encounters this week.
 The Columbus Senator's will come over from Lakeland for q game with their "big brothers" tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
S0NNENbERG ON
 WRESTLING CARD
Former Dartmouth Grid Star to
 Appear in Hartford

Hartford, Conn.,, March 25--Gus Dynanlte) Sonnenberg, who has revolutionized the wrestling sport, turning it from a dull and spiritlcss pastimc, to one in which there is action every minute, makes his first appearance here Friday night at Foot Guard hall when he takes OH Harry Mamas, the Greek wrestling champion. The match will be two out of three falls.
 The semi-fnal this star bout, Matchmaker Jim Poulios has paired up two crack performers in "Pan- thcr" Joe Malcewize of Utica, N. Y, and Joe DcVito. Italian heavyweight This is limited match, restricted to forty-fve minutes.
 Two prcliminaries will round out the card. Fred Bruno, Italian light heavyweight champion, will try con- clusions with Steve Passas and Jumbo Gnasdow, football star, will take on Frank Stcinbeker of New Haven.
 Sonnenberg' appearance here will stimulate interest in the wrest- ling sport. The former Dartmouth star, q terror when playing on the line for the Green, has carried his fierceness into the mat game, bow ling over opponent after opponent.
 A flying tackle" Sonnenberg' 6 own invention, is his most effective and favorite hold. It is a spectacu- lar offensive weapon, one that has enabled Gus to raise himself to the pinnacle of recognized champion.
 Mamas, who will be Sonnenberg s opponent, is a rough and ready wrestler with q world of experience.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
WINTER WEATHER BACK
Gale Desccnds In Midwest, Ualtiug Communications and flashing Lakes Into Fury.

Chicago, March % P, -- Winter whipped spring backwards today before gale of snow that tingled the midwest.
 Swirling in from the northeast, the blast gripped Chicago, blinded traffic, hampercd communication systems and held aiTPlancs in their hangars.
 Throughout the city, snow piled into slushy drifts and Lake Michi- gan lashcd its shorclinc in q fury akin to the winters worst storms.
 To the west and north, the storm abatcd and no snow was reported but to the cast and southwest win tcr's echo rcsoundcd loud.
 Tn Detroit, four inches of snow covered the city and showed no signs of abatinc. In St. Louis, fl was the same. In Indianapolis, a cold, driving driz1lc gave promise of snow,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
I:usSWin Reserves
Yankee Recruit Gets
 Praise From Pitcher

St, Petersburg, Fla, March % Allen Dusty) Cooke. candidate for left field in the New York Yankees outfeld, has d strong booster in Americus Polli, recruit pitcher.
 Cooke has not been hitting lately and Polli, who played with him at St. Paul last year. was asked about it. "Hc didn't hit at the training camp last year." said Americus. and batted about 200 the first month of the season. After that they couldn't get him out"
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
FALCONS MAY HAVE BASEBALL CIRCUIT
Consider Organizing 26 Team
 League in Fifth District

Officers and physical directors of con National Alliance of America are making plans to organize junior baseball teams among the 26 nests which will compete for the district league title.
 Andrew Brzuszck, president of the fifth district and Frank Barszcz, physical director, with his assistants, have communicated with nests in this district and many of them are in favor of the league.
 The plan may be adopted this sea son if the majority of the nests or ganze teams and are willing to CO., operate in the movement. Boys un- der the age of IS will be eligible to try for berths on the team and the players will be supplied with uniforms and necessary equipment. The schedule of games will be so arranged that each team will be given an opportunity to play all the teams in the circuit at least once during the season.
 Nest No. SS of this city will not organize q semi-professional base ball team this year as it has done in former seasons. This was decided after the financial records of the nest were examined by officials who studied the adyisability of reor- ganizinG the team.
 The nest may enter D team in the race for the city title this sea- son which will be composed of members of the nest and the Bur rtt A. c. Joseph Smulski former Burritt manager, and Stanley Bud nix were authorized to take charge of the developments and a meeting will be held tonight to make final 1rr3OpnmpntS
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
Marian Bennett Third
 In Southern Tourney

Marian Bennett Of this city, star golfer now playing in the womcn's mid south tournament at Southern Pines x. C.. was third high in the first round played over the course yesterday. Maurccn OrCuit scored Il 7S to lead the tournament. Glen na ColIctt was second with an 80 while Miss Bennett scored an Sl. Miss Bennett continues in the sec oud round today.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
Slow Ball Pitching
 BOthers Melvin Ott

San Antonio, Tex, March 95 tP-- At this particular stage of the base ball training campaign, Melvin Oft, boy wonder of the New York Giants, has no liking for slow balls.
 The slugging outGclder struck out twice and was safe once, on q fielding error yesterday as Canny old George Burns, onc-timc Giant outfeldcr, instructed his San Au- tonic pitchers to give Ott nothing but slow stuff. The Giants made only eight hits to San Antonio's 10 but won, 3-1.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
killefer Is Worried
 Over Batting Order

West Palm Beach, Fla, March 25 Ht-The batting order of the St. Louis Browns is already worrying Manager Bill killefer, who is undc- cided where Melillo will finally land. Should O'Rourke capture the third base job, the red haired Italian will move down the batting order to take advantage of his ability to drive in runs. but should Sammy Hale oust O'Rourke then the Chi- cago boy will remain second up.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
WORRIED OVER BELLS ARM

WORRIED OVER BELLS ARM
 Los Angeles. March .5 LP-The condition of the throwing arm of Lester Bell, who was acquired to re- pair the Chicago Cubs weak spot at third base, is causing Manager Joe Mccarthy more than q little con- Ccrn.
 Bells arm was sore when he re- ported and the lameness has become so alarming that the former Boston Brave infelder may be given q rest.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
New Britain Boys Club
Reserves ReDeat Victory

INtStTNVS INSIVdV VNVUTN
 The Boys Club Reserves fared bet ter than their seniors, for the repeat cd a previous win over the Russell & Erwin Reserves by 32-25 score despite furious last-half attack made by the losers. The club team piled up a 15-4 lead in the carly quarters but was outscored in a shooting spree during the second half.
 Curylo starred for the winners with 12 points and Moreno for the Russwin outfit with II. The sum-
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
THURSDAY BAsBA Lm
SEASON IN INDUSTRIAL
 LEAGUE WAS A SUCCESS

Race for Championship This Year Was the Greatest Staged in Circuits History - Addition of Gascos to Roster of Teams Best Asset in Many Terms - Corbin Screw Team Won Championship Against Non-Support of Majority of Fans-Enters in State COmpetitiOn.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

Larry Johnson. Chicago negro, will get another crack at MaNir Itoscnhloon, following MaNic's fight with Jimmy Slattcry in Buffalo. April :.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press. New 1orli-Johnny Risko, Cleye- land, outpointcd Victoria Campolo, Argentine, G0); Harry Smith, New York, and French Belanger, Winni- peg, drew, G0); Vincent Forgione, Philadelphia, knocked out Doc Con- rad, Newark, N. J., (4).
 Baltimore Marty Gallagher. Washington, outpointcd Al Fried man, Boston, U0).
 Rochester. N. Y. - Steve Halaiko, Auburn, N. Y., outpointed Joe Cans, San Francisco, (S.
 Chattanooga, Tenn. Warren Myers. Ohio, stopped Father Lump kin, Florida, (5).
 Omaha, Neb. - Tony Herrera, Mexico, outpointed Tommy Grogan, Omaha, Q0).
 Chicago Retzlaff, Duluth, Minn. knocked out Frankie Lennon, Cleveland, CD: Nisse Ramm, Stock holm, Sweden, outpointed Art Malay, Chicago, (5); Paul Swiderski, New York, outpointed King Levinsky, Chicago, (S).
 Philadelphia - George Godfrey, Leipcrville, Pa, knocked out Acc Clark, Philadelphia, CD.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

Max Schmcling will train at Hoo sick Falls. x. Y, for his title fight with Jack Sharkey in June.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

Philadelphia George Godfrey, Leiperville, Pa, knocked out Acc Clark, Philadelphia, CD.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

Omaha, Neb. - Tony Herrera, Mexico, outpointed Tommy Grogan, Omaha, Q0).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

Chattanooga, Tenn. Warren Myers. Ohio, stopped Father Lump kin, Florida, (5).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

Rochester. N. Y. = Steve Halaiko, Auburn, N. Y., outpointed Joe Cans, San Francisco, (S).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-25

Baltimore - Marty Gallagher, Washington, outpointcd Al Fried man, Boston, (0).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-10
2.

WHITTlER'S "B AREFO BOY"-The Rev. Hans Peter Bertlescn, retired minister of Blair, Neb., now S4, was the in- spiration G6 years ago of John Grcenleaf Whittier's Barefoot Boy," when the poet visited a farm near Sheffield, H., on which
 the youth was working.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Moody Wires
Herald

The following telegram sent Koh-
Ter: Il am gratified 70 learn from
newspaper reports that you will ap-
point a committee of citizens OF
Wisconsin to meet with a committee
of Texas and consider the situation
created by action OF the Wisconsin
real estate brokers board concern
ing the sale Of Texas lands TO citi-
zens Of Wisconsin. II is hoped that
this committee will come to Texas
and Join a committee Of our citi-
zens for an inspection Of the Rio
Grande Valley and other sections
OF the state. III the committee will
90 to the Rio Grande Valley. II will
see the greatest vegetable and citrus
fruit country on the North Amer
lean continent. The development OF
this section Of our state Is properly
described by the name Magic VAL
ley. which we give ID. I want
to invite and urge you to personally
accompany the committee to Texas.
The people Of Texas would be de-
lighted to have you visit state,
and we will show you a most UNI
usual development Of q splendid
OSigned) Moody"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
VALLEY LAND
VIEW JURY
IS AGREED ON
NJ o o d a n d Kohler
Join Hands On
Controversy

AUSTIN, April 21-F-Governor
Moody said today he would grant
the request of Governor Walter
Rohler Of Wisconsin TO appoint q
committee Of Texans to act with
a similar delegation from wscon-
sin as a Jury Of view to inspect
the Rio Grande Valley and other
Texas lands affected by action OF
the Wisconsin State Realty board
In refusing permits to certain agen-
cies to sell land there.
Il am pleased Governor Rohler
has agreed TO send a committee to
Texas TO make a first hand in
spection In order 70 fairly estimate
the productivity Of Texas lands, y
Governor Moody said.
Il shall appoint a committee OF
Texans to serve with the Wisconsin
delegation and I feel confident that
the differences created by WiScon-
sins action toward Rio Grande
Valley lands will be definitely ad-
justed."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

summary AeCutlOHs
: "Woof. wool. and please, Mr.. Or
ficer, I had that blamed tag only
Yesterday, but somehow ! must have
misplaced it In my business suit"
NAV be the appealing note in the
ewes OF stray little dogs. But the
law will take its course. "Vacci-
nate" say the city powers.
A written certificate Of VAGINA
ton from a veterinarian, giving &C
curate description Of the dos. date
of immunization. name and address
of the owner, Is required.
A copy of the certificate must be
Immediately furnished the chief OF
notice containing the number OF
the metal tag which shall be at
tached 10 the collar Of the dog at
all times.
During the three-day period OF
a the animals will be impound-
ed by the city a board-and-room
bill of so cents daily will accumu-
late.
A veterinarian should be called
Immediately to take care Of the
animals, city Officials warn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
IRWIN S. COBB
PLANS VISIT
Ranger Captain to Rope
Writer and Bring Him
To Valley

While the Valley Is busy inviting
men as Al Smith, Arthur Brisbane
Governor Kohler and Governor
Moody to the Valley, w. w. Sterl-
ing. F~alfurrias. State Ranger cap
tain, intends TO add another nation
al character to this list.
This is none other than Irwin
Cobb. While talking to the famous
humorist in New York. Mr.. Cobb
said he wanted TO get down 70
Texas as often as he can, and in
timated that he expected to visit
in Houston some time in the near
future.
when he gets to Houston, I viii
have to 90 up and get him and
bring him on down to e the VAL
ley and COW country area Of the
Rio Grande border. Captain Ster-
ling said.
The Ranger captain visited with
him while he was Judging a rodec
In New York. Another judge In the
contest was a Mormon bishop from
Canada. He said Cobb could not
get through remarking about the
co-incident Of a Mormon bishop
and a Texas ranger being on the
same committee In New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
GEORGE Wins
MEXICO TITLE
Brownsville Golf Shooter
Takes Tampico Match
In Amateur Play

j. MI. George, Brownsville, won
the international amateur golf
championship Of Mexico by taking
first place az the Tampico tour
nament which came to a close Mon
day.
Mr.. George, accompanied by q.
G. Richardson. returned TO Browns
vile by plane at ! p. N today.
He won the championship by de-
feating j. Fl. Miller. Tamptco, IN
the finals 2 up and / to 60.
The local mar was presented with
a silver cup as a token Of his VIC
tory, IL is said.
The match at Tampico was mark
ed by an intense rivalry between
Tampico and Monterrey. During
the tournament between Browns
vile country club and Monterrey
recently. MIR. George was invited to
participate in the Tampico play
under the colors Of the Monterrey
club. but instead Tampico officials
extended a special invitation TO the
Brownsville club to attend.
Mr.. George and G.. c. Richardson
were the only two men from
Brownsville to travel south, how
ever.
The winning Of this tournament
by Chief George means excellent
advertising for Brownsville and the
Valley" Mr.. Richardson said Mon
day. The reports will be circulat-
ed all " Mexico and the United
States"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Explosion Calls Out
CITY Fire Department

Explosion OF an oxacetylene tank
on the back end OF a a called the
fire department TO the home OF III.
Lupton, 1911 Garfield, about 2
o'clock this afternoon. No damage
was done. the department extin-
gushing the flames quickly by the
use OF chemicals.
The car was parked In the yard
Of Lupton'S home and no reason
could be ascertained for the explos-
ion or the tank, which suddenly
burst into flames.
Fire chief r. p. Serran made
another run Monday morning To
the resaca where divers were search
ing for the body OF Daniel Garcia,
Is, believed drowned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

He had been shot in the chest as
the assassin turned to meet his at
tack. In one dead hand Special
clasped a knife. IN the other, grip
ped like a club. was the bust Of q
plaster saint.
Detectives saw the murders as a
score against the AL Capone gang.
for the three dead men were Cap
one disciples. They saw the crime
both as a refutation to the reported
peace agreement In gangland and
as a challenge to the Capone over
lordShip.
There were political and labor
racketeering angles. too. the racket
eering possibilities being regarded
as particularly significant in view
of persistent word lately that Cap
one had ambitions to muscle" into
labor organizations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

gathered on their annual pilgrim
age 10 lay wreaths on the graves OF
the fallen heroes.
Relation Of the story OF how the
800 Texans under General Sam
Houston. with cries of Remember
the Alamo and Goliad, where
Texas patriots had been slaughtered
surprised General Santa Anna
and his soldiers at their siesta hour
with a sudden victory-was on the
program arranged by sons and
daughters Of the Republic Of Texas.
Speakers on the program included
Clarence r. Wharton, relative Of
John "A. Wharton. one Of the heroes
Of San Jacinto: and w. Z. Kendall,
grandson OF General Sidney Sher-
man, who commanded the left wing
Of the Texan troops in the victory.
Chimes In the tower Of the main
building at the University OF Texas,
in Austin, were attuned to the
strains OF Come TO the Bower the
sons which according TO tradition,
Texas soldiers sang before the Bat
tie Of San Jacinto.
Moody To Speak
San Antonio-s annual Fiesta de
San Jacinto occupied the attention
there, with the historic Battle OF
Flowers at noon, after which Gov
ernor Dan Moody was On the pro-
gram for an address at a luncheon.
In the afternoon the annual pill
grimage to the Alamo was planned.
Patriotic. civic and fraternal or
CARNATIONS joined in preparing the
ceremony Of laying wreaths there
honoring heroes who died in the
Alamo's defense.
Beaumont's celebration took the
form of a fiesta opening the Eva
dale bridge. replacing ferry service
which had been in use in the Neches
river between Texas and louisiana
since the days Of the Texas repuo-
lie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Train Auto Collision
Missionaries Held
Under Death Threat

SHANGHAI. April 1904
letter received here from one Of
sixteen American Catholic mission
aries. who for weeks have been
held prisoners IN the Kiangsi prov
ince city OF Kanchow. said that
Communist and bandit b~esiegers
had threatened when Kanchow
falls. to kill every foreigner with
In the walls for robbing us Of our
prize"
Although the walls continued To
halt them, the Reds. according 70
the letter. dated April a. had noti-
fled Kanchow authorities to cap
ture the city. Defense OF Kanch0w,
the missionary said. continued un-
changed with no immediate danger
OF its capture.
Meanwhile, the Reds have with
drawn part OF their forces from the
siege and while awaiting Kan
elbows fall are plundering the sur
rounding country"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Thousands Homeless
In Wake of Typhoon

MANILA, April 2l.-H-Crippled
communications today brought fur
ther evidence OF the toll taken Fri
day by a typhoon which swept over
Il towns Of the Island Of Leyte.
demolishing the communities Of
'Tolosa and Dulag. Thousands were
homeless and many believed dead
or injured.
The typhoon. Of small area but
unusual intensity, came as q sur
prise since such storms rarely oc-
cur at this season in the Philip
pines.
Governor De Ia Cruz Of Leyet
wired the American Red Cross here
48 hours after the typhoon struck,
please secure immediate aid for
thousands Of homeless people, es-
|pecially food, clothing and building
materials"
He described cocoanut trees as
standing like candles with their
tops blown off. The entire crop was
destroyed, he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
AIRMAIL USED
FOR TOMATOES
Harrington Ships First Air
Crate From Valley
To Pittsburgh
Special to The Herald.D

HARLINGEN. April 21.-The first
crate Of tomatoes ever shipped out
Of the Valley by airmail left Har-
lingen Monday. addressed to I.
Cohen and Son. Pittsburgh Pa.
The totatoes were handled by A.
D. McMinn company, Harrington,
and the shipment will cost Cohen
approximately $50, according to r,
w. Daniels.
The tomatoes, Weighing IS pounds
were mailed in Harrington, brought
to the Brownsville Municipal air.
port. and placed in a plane there.
This is possibly the first shipment
of vegetables ever to leave the VAL
ley by airmail, Mr.. Daniels dis
closed Monday. and Is definitely
the first tomatoes to be expressed
bv plane.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
23-Story Church Is
Opened In New York

NEW YORK. April 21-tF1-With
q dance orchestra playing IA syn
ccpated arrangement or the pill
grims' chorus from "Tannhauser.-
New York's most modern church,
housed IN a S3.oO0.0O0, 23-story
apartment hotel, opened its doors
to Broadway last night.
The Rev. DR.. Edward ri. Emmett
introduced the orchestra OF Paul
Specht-a complete Jazz orchestra,
save for drumS-in Manhattan con-
gregational church, I'm the new
Manhattan Towers hotel, al 18TH
street and Broadway.
The orchestral numbers were in
terspersed with the regular events
OF the church service-a short SER
mon, prayers. selections by the
choir. and offertory duet. The
choir sang typical Easter music.