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New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
BATTLES
 ON GRID PROGRAM
lDtoTSeCtiOnaI Warfare Continues
 UDaDated On Football Fields

Now York. Nov. l2 LP-Thc foot ball season rapidly approaches the end, but the intcrsectlona1 warfare continues unabated.
 Saturdays slate finds nine eastern teams involved in battles with battles from other sections. Ford ! nam, Navy, Penn, Nillanoya, Army and Marshall remain at home, but Pitt, Boston College and Penn State travel westward 10 defend eastern prestige
 Iordham's undefeatcd and united eleven, one of the strongest in the sector battles tho rugged Sl Mary team from California at the Polo Grounds here. Navy battered around all season, has little hope of stop ping Southern Methodist but Penn hopes for the best against Georgia Tech Nillanoya and Army will not bc up against such strenuous oppo- sition inc former meeting OGlc- thorpe and the Cadets tanglIng with Kentucky Wesleyan. Marshall, which plays an eastern schedule, meets Louisville at Huntington, W. Va.
 Pitt, always strong in November. takes on Ohio State at Columbus and seems likely to win but Penn State figures no better than cvon-up against Iowa al Iowa City. Boston college should top I.oyola at Chi ego without particular trouble al though the Eagles have shown little offensive strength this season.
 The purely domestic part of the weekend schedule is packed with games backed by tradition. The 54th meeting between Yale and Princeton will find the Blue an ovor- whelming tayoritc Harvard draws strong defensive foe in Holy Cross and Cornell will be the undcrdog against Dartmouth's unbeaten eleven. Syracuse does not seem 10 pack the punch 10 beat back the nigh powered offcnse of Colgate. New York university hopes for its first victory in three starts against Georgetown. Columbia looks for ward 10 the Brown game with more confidence than might be expected after the Colgate carnage.
 Temple seems too formidable for Lafayette. The LohiGh-R Rutgers and Buckncll-Washugton and Jefferson contests look like toss-ups. The Amherst Williams clash appears like the headImcr among the smaller col lcges.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
SCORE VICTORIES
 IN FIRST GAMES
New York Rangers, Boston Bruins and Ottawa Are on Top

New York. Nov. 12 (P-The 193O- , National Hockey league campaign vas on in full swing today with the New York Rangers, Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators boosting victor ics gained in the opening games of the season last night.
 Ottawa, picked by most exports to finish outside the playoffs this year, showed surprising strength in turn ing back the Montreal Maroons. % at Ottawa. The Senators, particu- larly the forwards, flashed scnsa- tional form and outplay the Ma rooms decisivcly throughout. An other factor was the number of pen alties the Maroons suffered through illegal checking. All told Montreal drew 16 penalties and played short handed through most of the second and third periods. Heck I<ilrca scored the first Ottawa goal after 19 minutes, , second of the first per iod. The other came on a solo rush by Danny COX after 2 minutes, 5 seconds of the second period Hooley Smith and Harold Starr were given major penalties for swapping punch cs in the third period.
 The Bruins found the New York Americans much improved outfit Lut finally managed to eke out q 10 decision before a crowd of B. coo. The lone score came in the first period when Eddie Shore pass d to Clapper, who banged the puck into the cage. The Americans, with Billy Burch starring, put up q great battle and were turned back only because of z series of sensational saves by Tiny Thompson, Boston goalic.
 The Rangers spoiled the league debut Of Philadelphia Rangers by taking a 30 verdict at Philadelphia before crowd of 5000. The Quak- CTS. formerly the Pittsburgh Pirates, were outpla.ed all the way and it took fine goal tending by Miller to keep the Rangers score down. Keel 'rg, CarriGan and Johnson scored tor the Rangers.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
ONLY ONE CHANCE
 IS MADE IN TEAM
Ottawa Senators Finally Trade
 Frank Clancy to Toronto

Ottawa. Ont. Nov. F P-Only one change has been made in the Ottawa Senators who fought their way into the National Hockey Lrague playofs last year. but tha, change involves the loss of Frank (King) Clancy.
 Clancy. as feared on the offense as on the defense. was long sought by other clubs and the Ottawa man aeomcnt finally traded him to the Toronto Maple Leafs for two players and S35.00N. Toronto's offer was so generous that Ottawa hardly could have turned 1t down. Clancy's de- parture leaves the Senators with prospects not nearly SO bright as a year ago.
 Art Smith. one Of the two men sent here by the Leafs. took ClanCy's place on the rear-guard Despite his bulk. Smith is a speedy skater and noted for his hard. tricky shots ou goal Lanly Alex Smith puts on a non-relatiye brother act With Art although Harold Starr gave both stiff opposition III the preseason practice sessions. Starr graduated from amateur company only last year.
 In the nets is the familiar figura Of Alex Conncll while the first string forwards again are Joe Lamb Hec kilrea and Frankie nrish) Fjnni- gan. new Senator captain. Possess ing as 1t docs such natural skaters as Ktlrea and Lamb and the quick thinking Tinnigan, the regular for u ard line moro than any other fac tor makes the Senators q threat for the title,
 Eric Pcttinser. who came with trt Smith in the Clancy deal is the choice for center on the relief for ward trio with Foxy Danny Cox and Art Gagne forming his wings. As general utility man the Senator's have Bill Touhey.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12

The Trinity Methodists humblod the First Baptists by 35-l9, climbed out Of the cellar, and showed their victims deeper into the same un- snted position. The trio Of Mahan, Pinkerton, and Coe ran up most Of the 17 Methodist points made in inc first half while a tight defense was limiting the losers to three baskets, ond after that the game was never in doubt
 The losers played to better ad- vantage in the closing periods Itlow Recano coming through with two hair-raising long shots and Russell picking up couple of baskets Of I less sensational nature, while Miller and Fleming got one apiece. But kraut Of the Methodist found the hoop three times from the flood ana once from the foul line and Maha1 got an equal number Of points or three foul shots and two from the field and the winners slightly in creased their lead as the game wore to its close
 The contest was quite rough-and- tumble at times. although the actual number or fouls called-lS-did not quite reach tho 9o detected in the other game Of the evening Tho summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
GERMANS LEADING
Battle For International Jumping Supremacy at Horse show Will he Continued Tonight.

New York. Nov. 12 LP-The battle for international jumping suprcm- acy in the national horse show tan bark continues unabated tonight with 8 officers and horses from six nations contcsting for the individual international military trophy as the closing feature of the show at Ma1i- son Square Garden.
 The German team, which las; night with five faults won the team trophy for the second time in three years comes back 10 the arena with the same fashy jumpers and the same daring riders. As in last nights event the United Statcs. which finished second, is expected 70 offer the Tcutons the strongca, opposition.
 Dcdo. ridden by Lieut.. Baron Hermann Non Nagel, was the best of the German horses and is expect cd to be their main threat for the individual trophy tonight. He mad !, only one error in his trips over the obstacles.
 Third place in last nights event went to Hungary, with the Irish Free State fourth and Canada anI Sweden tied for last.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
MAY RECOGNIZE
 MANY NEW MARKS
Amateur Athletic Union to Study
 Applications at Meeting

New York, Nov. F P}-Applica- lions for recognition of 172 new records in swimming and track and field are to be made to the 42d an nual convention of the Amateur Athletic Union at Washington Nov. 16. 17 and IS.
 Through the activities of Helene Madison of Seattle and Stella Walsh of Cleveland. women athletes set more new records during the past year than did men. Feminine stars broke 46 records in swimming. as against 2S for the men, and cstab- lished "A in track against IT for the so-callcd stronger sex.
 Miss Madison, only 17 years old. set ? world and 27 American marks in swimming while Miss Walsh ac- counted for II new standards in run ming.
 Frank Wyckoff's 9 2-5 seconds performance for the 100 yard dash made in Los Angeles May 10 at tracts principal interest in the men s division. This time and Paul Jes- sups mark of l69 feet, 7-S inches in the discus throw both better world records. The present world and American record for the 100 yards is 9 5-10 seconds. Eddie To- Ian of Michigan is the holder.
 Jessup's record breaking discus throw was made at the National A A. |. mpionships in Pittsburgh where Jimmy Devers tossed the javclin 222 feet 6a inches and Her man Erik heaved the shot 52 feet 534 inches, both new American rec ords if acted upon favorably by the A. A. L.
 Among other track records set were: One mile run, 4:12 2-5 by Ralph A. Hill, University of Oregon; one mile relay, Stanford university team, 3:15 2-5; 20 yard dash around turn, George Simpson, 2l 3-10; 120 yard high hurdles, IA 4-1o; Steve Anderson; half mile, Phil Ed wards, 1:52 1-j.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
H0PPE DIETING
 NATIONAL BODY
Will Defend Title Without SaDC-
 ton Of Billiard Association

New York, Nor. 12 lP-Wnlc Hoppc has thrown dovn the gaunt- let to the National Billiard Associa- tion, long in control of professiona. billiards under the sponsorship Of equipment manufacturers.
 HoIpo, for years king of all the professionals, announces he will de fcnd his 1S.l balkline title against Wclhcr Cochrlnc in New York next week i'll q match held without the sanction of the National Association. He also hopes to have the support ot young Jake Schaefcr, 1S.2 balk- line champion, in his efforts to form an independent organization.
 Tine National Association recently abandoned it's policy Of retaining the stars on salaries and it is because O. this change, Hoppe said, that the effort to operate independently S being made. The players will fur rish their own equipment in next weeks match. which will be played at tho Strand Academy in twelve &oo-point blocks. morning and after neon. starting Monday.
 Hoppe has held the tS.1 cham pionship since he defeated Maurice NignauX in France fl years ago. He was beaten by Schacfcr five years ago but retained tho diamond medal, Cr,1 i1Ic r11atjc If tho cham nj oD ehi n when the National Association de- clinod to recognize the match as for the title.
 Hoppc will be favored 10 beat Cochranc. who. however. is a bril. liant performer He holds the high run record in official 1S.1 play with a string of 3Jl against Hope.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12

Both the Pawnees and the New nounce today the list of players eligible to take part in the annual clash for the semi-pro football championship of the city. The game will be played Sunday after noon at o:30 o'clock at Memorial Field in Willow Brook park and promises to be the outstanding grid iron clash of the entire season.
 The two managers, Ralph Recano of the Blues and Otto Barta of the Pawnees, submitted their lists 10 each other and both have approved the selections of the rival teams.
 The New Britain Blues roster consists of the following men: Lucas. Westman, Terrence, George Bayer. Hoyt, Art Westergren, Beck, Ne- grclli. koonze. Hornyak, Zippo, Re- naldi, Anastasio, Schultz, Joe Arr gosy. Wiley. Meligonis, Wilson. Grip. Mieski Milo Argosy. Middleton. Rehm, Kredar. kayeski Naness and Dom Anastasio.
 The PaWneeS will have the folloW- in, squad ready for action Sunday: Zic' Robinson, Batlo, J. Grohol, Leonard, Bergomi, Lauring. Happy, Prodhum Collassa, Malone, Moore. Ostertag, T. Turner, B Turner, Ma guda, Casperini, Quart, T. Gianotti, E. Gianotti, Miske and. Barta.
 Charges flung back and forth by the rival managers have caused plenty of bad feeling and rivalry to crop out anew between these deadliest of rivals. The two teams are awaiting eagerly the starting whistle and one of the greatest bat ties in the long years of competition between the two is expected.
 A large crowd of fans has become interested in the battle and it is ex- pected that the stadium at Memorial field will be practically filled when the two teams square off. The kick off is scheduled to take place at 2:30 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
SOUTH 0VERC0MES
 CENTER BY 47.2O
Junior Church Champs Open With Victory-Methodists Win
Junior Church League

The championship South Congre- gational church quintet began its defense of it's Junior Church basket ball league title last night with a sweeping victory over the Center church team in fast but loosely played game at the Y. NJ. C. A., piling up an early lead and gliding in to a 47-2O triumph. The winners showed the cratic play characteristic of an opening game, but they displayed fast passing at tack which proved too strong for their opponents and which gave promise that the team would round into shape comparable to that o' last year. The Center Church. hand icapped by the absence of Captain Leon Dickinson. it's leading scorer. battled stubbornly if Crudely and did quite well considering it's difficulty.
 After several minutes Of futile play, Cormier started the scorins with foul shot and then the South church began 10 roll up it's score The one-tNo play from Wheeler 10 Stanley was worked successfully five times in succession as this lead roll cd up in the first half. and Willie Merza came through with four pre- " field goals. Ely was the only Center church player 10 have much luck in this half, and al intcrmssion his team was trailing by 27-7.
 New guards went in for the wu- nors in the third period, and the fourth period opened with only Captain Wheeler Of the starting fiv. left on the floor. but the new com binations went only slightly less well than the first, Wheeler and Elphck leading the attack and Nining com ing in with two baskets near the end, Hubc and Ely combined 70 speed up the losers scoring in the final quarter, but the cause was hopeless.
 Lawrence Stanley with 4 points set an early season scoring record. while every member Of his team found the basket al least once. The game was remarkable in that 1t vas played without either team taking q time out The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
JOINS UNEMPLOYED
Jim Hippo Vaughn, Rcinstatcd to Baseball, Will Be Waived By tho Chicago Cubs

Chicago, Nov. 12 P,-Jim Hip po' Vaughn, one time Cub south paw, has rcgained his standing m organized baseball, apparently to become a member of the army of unemployed.
 Vaughn, who deserted organized baseball in 1923 because Of salarv differences, still is the property Of the Cubs, but President William l.. Neeck said yesterday it was likely waivers would be asked on the 43 year old hurler.
 Vaughn came to the Cubs in 1913 and remained for 10 years. In 1918 he was one of the most effective southpaWs in the National league.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
YALE OFF BROWN SCHEDULE

Providence, R. l., Nov. ? tUP)- Browns 1881 football schedule, lacking a Yale game and with an intersectionaf game with Ohio We5- leyan carded for November ' at Providence has been announced as follows;
 Sept. 26. Colby; Oct. 5, Rhode Is- land State; Oct. 10, at Princeton; Oct. r, Tufts; Oct. 24, Lehigh; Oct. q, at Holy Cross; Nov. ', Ohio Wes- leyan: Nov. 14 at Columbia; Nov. 2l, New Hampshire; Nov. 26, Col gate,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
SUFFERED CUT HAND

Hanover, N. H., Nov. 12 (UP)- Aarne Frgard, fleet substitute half back, suffered a cut that required two stitches between two fingers of his right hand when trying to catch a forward during Dartmouth's prac- ticc yesterday. The injury may keep Yudichy, Dartmouth's best end, rG- joined the quad yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
FOOTBALL RESl LIS

FV ne JnT'fu FTfss1 Southwest Louisiana institute l5. Southern 0.
 Davis Llkins gI, Rider 2.
 St. Thomas IA S'. Bona,cnture c. Bates lt. colby ".
 Citadel o, Marines q.
 American L>gjon ]3. quantico Marines :.
 Ironton Tanks s, New York Gianta 2 professional.
 Regis College l3, Colorado Mine 1. colorado College Freshmen g., Colorado Mines Frosh c.
 Howard A. Miami CFla.) |. Q. Loyola Frosh 21, Millsaps Frosh '.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
REGULARS PRESENT

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 12 OUPJ Every member of the Harvard squad attended yesterdays practice "es3ion, making the first time this year that some member has not been on the injured list. Coach Horwecn feels that Harvard must beat Holy Cross on Saturday jf it is 10 go into the Yale game with the right psychology.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
PUhTS AND PASSES

By me Assoc alcd Press.
 New York Johnny Jams pile driving Fordham back. at last seems 10 have cured the only serious dcfcct in his football makeup. Johnny LScd to drive through for ten yards and then tumble on the next play, He vas the most notorious fumbIer on the team But he made no slips in the Detroit game and has been lettor-perfcct in practice this week.
 College Park. Md.-Maryland has averaged four touchdoWns 8 game this season The Old Liners 4l-7 victory over Washington and Leo ran the touchdown total to 28 for the season. Ten Of these have been scored by Bozey Berger, Shor. Chalmers has kicked Y out Of 20 tries for extra points,
 Hanover. N. H-Thc forward pass apparently is the weapon Dartmouth hopes will beat Cornell and Stanford in the Greens remaining games. Virtually all Of yesterdays workout was devoted 10 the development Of aE aerial attack that will click.
 Cambridge. Mass.-TaIhlng about adding insult to injury: Harvard bowed to Michigan, G-3. last Satur- day and yesterday was forced 10 sit through while films Of the game were run of. That forward pas. that Barry Wood just missed in the fourth quarter drew chorus of -ahs' from the boys,
 New Haven - With McLennan hack ot work, Nal Stevens probably will go back to his old system Of keeping Abic Booth out Of the starting iincup. McLcnnan probably will get first call against Princeton with Booth going in at the psycho- logical moment.
 Pittsburgh - The Pitt Panthcrs will have plenty Of support in their duel with Ohio State. More than 2,0o0 students and a 12o piece band are to make the trip to Columbus.
 Princeton, \. ]. - Bill Roper knows that something has 10 be done with his Princeton varsity if iC hopes to make a showing against Yale. The last shift indicates that TriX Bennett will be at quarterback against the Blue.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
VARSITY BEATS TEAM R

Providence, R. l., Nov. 12 (UP)- Browns varsity scored four touch downs in a scrimmage with team B yesterday. Nahe Johnson. end who suffered knee injury against Tufts, vas not in the lineup, and may not play against Colgate on Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
HOLD LIGHT PRACTICES

south Bend. Ind. NOV. l2 tUP)- Only light practices are being held at NOtrc Damc for Saturdays gam" with Drake. The Iowa team always has been q tough opponent for Notra Dame and Coach Eocknc haG indi- cated that he will ucc his regulars during much of the contest
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
OPEN COURT SEASON
Yale and Pennsylvania to Start h. tercolIegiate Basketball Season With Game At Philadelphia.

New York, Nov 12 tPl-Again Yale and Pennsylvania will open the eastern intercollegiate bask etbaI league season with a clash at Phila- dclphia Jan. 5
 Columbia, defending champion, will start against Princeton Jan. 10 The other league members, Dart mouth and Cornell. will open tn" season the same night respectively against Penn and Yale.
 Tho usual schedule Of 50 games has been arranged. each team play ing the others twice.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
TIGERS PREPARE FOR YALE

Princeton, N. J., Nov. l2 (UP)- Still hopeful where the critics rate their chances as hopeless, the Princeton Tigers prepared for the Yale game today, stressng an aer- ial attack and speed on the offenso
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12

The First Lutherans and St. Marks Episcopalians. both of which started the season with victories a week ago, will clash in the first league game next Tuesday night. In the nightcap the First Baptists anl Center Congregational teams will battle 10 climb out of last place,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
TO STRENGTHEN LINE

Chicago, Nov. F UP)-Coach Eddie Norton is concentrating hls attention on strengthening Loyola's line for Friday nights game with Boston College. Norton fears the Boston running attack and kept h:s varsity on defense for two hours yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
PLAYER LS SOLD

London, Ont. Nov. 12 P)-Pete Palangio of the Montreal Les Cana diens, has been purchased outright by the London Tecumsehs of the International Hockey League. Pa lGngio. wing. was farmed out to Lcndon by the Canadiens last year.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
PLAY RUNNING GAME

Annapolis, Md. Nov. 12 OP)- The Navy attack will concentrate on Q. running game against S. NJ. L. Saturday, this weeks practice indi :. cates.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
ARMY POLO TEAM LOSES

Buenos Aires, Nov. 12 (UP)-The , L. s. army polo team was defeated yesterday in the final match for the Argentine open championship, los ing to the Santa Paula quartet by q to s score.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
BRITAIN % HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL @ TEAM MADE eDED Ay0H OVER HATok m 4m % @ g
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL IS
 FAVORED OVER HARTFORD

Loyal Fans Fearful That confidence Might Affect Play of Team Saturday-Gerry Flood Expected to Start in Place of koiber - Eleven Is About Ready for Annual BattIe-Hardware City Eleven Has Impressive lI-Time RecOrd-Rvals Have Met B Times.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT


 6y the Associated Pres.
 Indianapolis-Ed Shea, Chlca- 20 knocked out Mickey Goldberg. New York, CD.
 Portland. Me.-Art GirouX. Mon trcal, outpointed Johnny Mccoy. Cleveland, CPD. Buffalo, N. Y, outpointed Sunny Jim Williams, Cleveland, GD.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
FOOTBALL TEAMS DECIDE
 ON PLAYERS FOR BATTLE

Pawnees and Blues Announce Eligible Members of Teams for Championship Clash Sunday - Both Teams Confident Over Outcome-Bad Feeling and Bitter Rivalry Crops Out Afresh Over Charges of Managers-Large Crowd of Fans to Watch Elevens in Act0n-Start at 2:30 O'Clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
Center Con nCreGational
Methodist Win

Rcferee-Aronson, timcr-Mlilcr;
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12

Pittsburgh - The Pitt Panthcrs will have plenty Of support in their duel with Ohio State. More than 2,000 students and 120 piece band are to make the trip to Columbus.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-12
Trinity Methodist
Firt Baptist
Games Next Week

Referee-Aronson; timer-Miller;
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-17
KLIECEI, NAMED
VALLEY MANAGER
BY PHONE co

Due to the growth of Imperia
VALLEY and the telephone develop
ment accompanying It, The Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Company
has found it necessary to make an
organization change in this terri
tory.
l.. W. Pcttitt, who las been in
charge of all operations in the I'm
perial VALLEY, will continue his re
sponsibilties as head of the install
lation, maintenance, and eonstruc-
tion units, while Il. }. Kliegcl will
supervise the operations Of AL Bell
System telephone business offices
in Imperial county. Klicgel is an
Fl Centre man, a graduate of cen
tral Union and has been connected
with the FL Centre business office
for considerable period.
The announcement was made bv
\. T.. Scott, district manager, with
headquarters at San Diego, who
stated that the REORGANIZATION plaE
worked out for the Imperial VALLEY
exchanges is designed to facilitate
telephone operations in this terri
tory generally lie said that nh,
telephone development in the coun-
~ has been constantly ON the in-
crease and that plans Of the com
pany for 1890 include several major
pro icct3 which viii be ably handled
by Pcttitt and klicgcl, the new
apUointccS