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New Britain herald., 1930-09-23

Diamond told police, who ques- tioned him continuously for 2i hours, that when he found his wifes body he immediately went for d doctor and then went to the home of his wifes parents and brought them back with him to his apart ment For weeks Edward J. Hicll- ey, county detective, and Hartford police have been seeking clues with which to strengthen the case against Diamond but have been unsuccess- full.
 When the presept term of super iorf court opened the states attor- ney's office said they would not ask for grand jury to hear the case but would hold it over until Decem- Der. Defense councel refused to ac- cede to this plan and announced they would request immediate triaI. This made it necessary for the state to decide on nolle.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-09-23
REPRESENTS STATE
 IN TIPPING CONTEST
New Britain Girl in Novice Glass
 at Richmond, Va.

S Miss Doris Mount, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. H. H. Mount of Hart street, and Miss Ellen c. Talcott, dean of the Moody Secretarial school leave tonight for Richmond, Va, where Miss Mount will represent Connecticut in the novice class 1t the 25th international typewriting contest to be held Friday, Septem
New Britain herald., 1930-09-23

With that in front of him, Sena- tor Nye threatened committee ac- ton" if other altered stories" were presented to the committee.
 Seymour, he stated, would not be summPed from Denver to discuss the purported conflicting stories of his association with the senatorial contest.
 But he may have d chance to tell it to the senate some time this win ter" .sthe senator added
New Britain herald., 1930-09-23

ested in Girl Reserve program are invited to ask these girls about 1t at one of the Treasure Seekers meet lngs some Wednesday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
Did You Know That

Sam Langford is a good judge
of cauliflower. by and large. 49,.
and he picked Sharkey TO beat
Schmeling after watching the
Screaming Squire 90 through his
first workout in Boston the other
day. ...... Langford called the
turn on Sharkey's fights with
Wills. Maloney, Stribling, Lough-
ran and Scott. .... But the Tar
Baby refused to predict anything
about the Dempsey match. 49,.
Sharkey already is signed 70 de-
fend the championship in 1881 II
he wins this one. And for
81 1-2 per cent OF the gate. ....
His share Of the bout with
Schmeling called for q IL per
cent. but he waived 2 10 per cent
for the benefit Of the milk fund.
~. Which doesn't sound like an
awful lot. but which means s25.-
900 If the gate goes TO 100000
as the more optimistic f~orecasters
declare Il will. ...... Sharkey saws
Max Is a fighter something like
Loughran and that he will break
down the Dutchman's defense
with his left and knock him
cuckoo with the right.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
EAGLES PLAY
BRECKENRIDGE
Championship Series At
Mission on Friday
And Saturday
(special to The Eeraldl

MISSION, May Coach Bobby
Cannon's Mission high Eagle nine,
champions Of South Texas, will
take on Breckenridge (San Anto-
MOI high, West Texas champions,
here Friday and Saturday in q
three-game series.
Fridays game viii get under way
at 3 .. M. with the majority OF
the Mission business houses closed.
If necessary, two games viii be
PLAYED Saturday, beginning at 8
p. m. also.
The Eagles have breezed through
all opposition without a defeat so
far. They began BY taking the HI
dalgo county championship with
out a struggle. They then wallopeo
Harrington. Cameron county cnan-
pinos. in two straight.
without ruffling q feather. the
EAGLES then flew into FalfurTlas
high. champions Of the Gulf dlvi-
sion Of south Texas. and took two
in a row easily. In their games WITH
Breckenridge. the Eagles hope 70
take over the title Of South and
West Texas.
Rivalry between the two schools IS
high because Of the peculiar quirk
in the coaching situation. Bobby
Cannon formerly coached Bracken-
ridge and gave the teams there the
name OF Eagles" Claude Kellam
at Breckenridge coached az Mission
high I'D until two years ago. II will
be an Eagle fight ali the way around
Friday and Saturday.
The probable line-ups follow:
Miss!cn-H. Cara, IS; r. Cara,
3b: Gonzales, c: NJ Cara. p; Wood
ID: Fermant. CT: Valdez, b; Bour-
geois. If: Robertson. RI; and Pol
hemus. RI. Observation-Disclosures.
3b; Hill. 2b: Narsnio, IS; Leven-
decker. #: McDougal. c; lie Meri-
leur, CT; Frost, If: Theis, 10; Pyka-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
BEAUMONT And
Bluffs TIE 1TO1
Sports Defeat Steers; Rain
Causes Postponement
OF Other Games
(By The Associated Pressl

Wy Tie ASSOCLGLed FTGSO
The Beaumont exporters and
Houston Bluffs battled to a 1 to I
tie yesterday In a game called IN
the tenth because OF darkness. but
the fates % schedules today sent
them On their respective routes
without being able 20 settle the diff
ference.
Dallas Steers. who went down
betort the Shreveport Sports s 10
o after Z pitching duel between
Dave Dantorth ard Verne Under
hill, were chalksd up today FOR u
TIT at Houston with the Bluffs.
The Exporters we're due 10 take
on the Fort Worth Cats at Beau
mont, and the Sports iourneyed 10
Waco for e. duel The S1udders
quilted Wichita Falls for a forav
into the Indian camp NJ san An
tonic.
Games scheduled yesterday for
the Cats at Wichita Fails ard for
the Indians a. Waco were rost-
pored because a. rain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

IN CHECKING up on boxers
ratings IN Collyer's Year Book. we
find them surprisingly accurate. They
check absolutely with the results
last night. Below are listed the
fights last night and Collyer's rat
ing OF the various battIers.
INDIANAPOLIS-Les Mariner
265). knocked out Jack League.
GOD.
SANTA FE-Eddie Mack (29s).
knicked out Johnny Simpson. C206).
George Manley (290) technically
knocked out Buck EasterlinE G95).
SAN BERNARDTNO-Dick Hon
eyboy" Finnegan C23o) knocked out
Clyde Davis C208). Hy Diamond
C235) decisioned Vincent Martinez.
(203).
That's rating the winners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
PITCHERS In
TOUGH SPOT
Chisox Nose Out Boston In
Thriller Tuesday;
burst Traded
By HUGH s. FULLERTON. Jr.
vAssodiated Press Sports Writer

Associated Press sports NriterJ
The Boston Red Sox already have
gone q long way toward taking the
role Of hard luck" team Of the
major leagues for the current sea-
son. The exact distance they have
travelled IS seven games out OF the
total Of 10 they lave played.
The Red Sox, with some pitching
and often with good playing be-
hind 1t. have lost these seven en-
counters by the msrgin OF n run
each. And there have been a few
more games in which they have
lost after seemingly having the
victory sewed up as a result OF late
rallies.
Chisox Win
The Chicago White Sox COM
bined the two variety OF trouble
yesterday 70 nose out a 4 to 3 VIC
tory. Boston had q three run lead
. with Ed Morris doing a fine pitch
\ ing Job. then came the fifth inn
ing. and a Chicago rally that drove
Morris from the mound and pro-
duced four TALES.
In an effort 70 prevent such de-
feats. Manager Heinie Wagner en-
gineered g player trade with the
New York Yankees that sent Charlie
Ruffing to New York in an even
exchange for outfielder Cedric
burst.
The Yankees gave q good irita-
ton Of the Red Sox yesterday in
losing a 7 10 6 decision 70 Cleve-
land. They lost a three run lead IN
the sixth inning. ard then just
kept pace with the runs a pair Of
homers produced for the Indians.
The Philadelphia Athletics won
their sixth successive game, defeat
inz the St. Louis Browns 4 70 !
behind the fine pitching OF RUDE
Walberg. Washington held second
place a half game behind by scor-
ing three runs of Vic Sorrel n
the first Inning % beat Detroit, )
to 4.
Streak Ends
The abrupt enc OF Brooklyn's
seven game winning streak was the
feature Of the National leagues
afternoon. The Robins could not
score against Red Blake while the
Chicago Cubs did a little better
against Dazzy Vance to win by a 3
to ! score.
The New York Giants went to
an extreme OF long distance hitting
TO take their second successive
game from the Pittsburgh Pirates,
II 70 9. -Four home runs in the first
eight innings gave them a lead long
enough 70 Withstand P~ittsburga's
six run rally In tire eighth.
A pitching battle OF veterans at
Cincinnati saw Harry Sei5old Of
the Boston Braves get the decision
over Pete Dcnohue by a 4 70 3
count. Philadelphia and ST. Louis
were kept idle BY rain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
BY EDWARD j. NEIL
Associated Press Sports Writer)

Sam Langford, with his barrel
chest, gorilla arms and enormous
punching power, was never a a
vorite among the white heavy
weights Of his day. The Boston tar
baby was just too tough.
When Than did fight the white
boys he had TO be very careful at
times. Negroes were easily boy
cotted by the topnotchers. So Sam
did his special and particular work
on members Of his own race.
He had a large colored gentle
man in the ring as an opponent In
Boston one night and the crowd X
pected more than a punch " two
for its money. Sam didn't dare hit
his rival with a right or the fight
would have ended abruptly there.
SO he settled down TO practice left
jabs until everyone was satisfied
and the Job could be finished.
He smote the big fellow on the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
WRESTLING TONIGHT

McALLEN. May THE McAllen
American Legion post Is sponsoring
a series OF wrestling matches which
viii Be held az Legion park south
OF McAllen beginning Wednesday
Of this week.
The attractions Will be put on by
j. NJ. Durham OF San Antonio,
matchmaker for Jack Fisher and
r. r. wilkes.
The opening matches Wednesday
night viii be between Spider Lewis
and Pat Reagan and Joe Stetson
and Leo Chase. A pair OF local
vrestlers will also put on ar ex-
hibition-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

E-ONG. WL&L QAQ U sly YOUR
name WASP" Ben asked. Kelly" was
the answer
A GENTLE odo- OF ageing cheese
exudes from the contract Max
Schmeling was forced to sign IN
New York for his fight with Jack
Sharkey. On the face OF 1t. 1t looks
Is II the New York Boxing Com
mission were really another name
for the Madison Square Garden syn.
dicate Of nillionaires
The first stipulation n the con-
tract Is. That he defend his title
IN NEW YORK within q year II
he defeats Sharkey. Pretty soft for
the millionaire syndicate.
No. 2.-That he meet an oppon-
ent approved by the commission.
What right has a state boxing com
mission TO make any such demand
rs thiS7 We would even question
the authority OF the n. =. a. to
make any such demand as this.
When a man = champion, ne should
have the right TO meet whom ne
pleaSes provided he can find q
promoter.
NO. 3.-TEAT THE MATCH BE
STAGED BY = PROMOTER AC-
CEPTABLE TO THE COMMITS
SION. OF course. that couldn't pos
sibly be Mr.. Carey OF the Garden.
Under = Interpretation. these
clauses should make Tor betterment
OF the game. II would make the
champion meet a suitable opponent
within a year. But under another
IL seems to give the Madison Square
Garden crowd q monopoly on the
next championship fight-proyidins
Schneling wins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBv The Associated Press
nncluding games Of May 81
National League

LAA1 &A1l
OncIuding games Of May 81
National League
Batting-P. Waner. Pirates 800.
RunS-Herman. Robins, 10.
Hits-Frederick. Robins. 80.
Doubles-Douthi. and Eatey. Car
dinals. and Flowers. Robins, 8.
TripleS-Suhr, Pirates, 4.
Home runs-Jackson, Terry,
Giants: Wilson. Cubs: Herman,
Robins. and Klein. Phill.es. 5.
Runs batted in-Hernan, Robins,
%.
Stolen bases-Cuvler. Cubs, s.
American League
Batting-Judge. Senators. 1874.
Runs-Bishop. Athletics. Fl.
HitS-Oliver. Recsox. 9.
Triples-Reran. Redsox, :.
Home runs-Sinmons, Athletics,
5.
Runs batted in-Simmons. Ath-
letics. 26.
stolen bases-Cissell. whitesox:
McMenus. Tiers; Rice, Senator's,
and Combs, Yankees, 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
COPIED AFTER
Big BROTHER
Star Says He Learned More
AS Caddy Than Amy
Other Way

PORTLAND. Ore, May Small
boys often aspire to do the same as
their big brothers. Don Moe, 20
year-old western amateur golf
champion. and youngest member OF
the American Walker cup team. was
no different.
Shortly before leaving Portland
TO join the Yankee contingent in
New York on its way to Europe.
Don confessed that he owes his
start at golf TO his brother. Roy.
we lived within two blocks Of
a golf course when I was IL years
DID," Don said. and I used TO
watch Roy play a lot. He is a good
golfer and is sated as one Of the
best amateurs on the coast. In 1927
and 1923 he qualified in the Nation
al Amateur tournament. Naturally.
I wanted to play like my brother.
Learned as Caddy
Roy helped me az first and
showed me many things. 7 then
started caddying. I believe 7 learn
ed more golf while caddying for
several years than II I'd taken O.
hundred lessons from a profession
al. I've never taken a lesson from a
pro-" he continued.
For the past three or four years
Don's name has been mentioned IN
circles where coed golfers are dis
cussed. But IL wasn't until last sum
mer that he attained national
fame, when he won the western
amateur championship from Gil
bert Carter on a Kansas City course.
It took q holes to decide the cham
pion. Portland first began TO take
| notice Of Don Moe IN 1925 when q
tall, slender. u~nassurning youth.
then IS years OF age, walked OF
with the city golf championship.
From that time on he has been IN
the golf spotlight in the Pacific
northwest.
Coast Champ
Among his many other honors,
Don IS Pacific Coast conference
golf champion. Last spring, In Seat
/ tie. as a member OF the University
Of Oregon golf team, he Won the
title. Until March, when ne LETT
school 10 prepart for his trip &c
England, he was captain Of the
webfoot golf team. At the univers-
ity he was a first-year student II
law and is a member Of Beta Theta
ri fraternity.
Last fall Don added another scalr
10 his belt Of golf fame. Paired with
Frank Dolp, Pacific northwest
amateur champion. he helped defea'
Johnny Farrell and Walter Hagen
8 and /, in an l8-hole exhibition
match at Eugene. Ore.
A favorite with galleries wher'
ever he plays, Don Moe breaks az
old golf convention by talking anS
laughing with the crowd as h
walks TO position for his next stroke
u find that conversation help
me keep my mind off tire golf. In
not worrying what's going TO hap
pen TO the ball when ! do a littl
talking between strokes" he de
!. clares.
Busy Season
This spring and summer will fin
Don Moe IN many golf tournament
After playing with the America
team in the Walker cup matches a
Sandwich, England. May is and i
he will tour England and SCOTLAND
He plans on entering the BIRTHS
Amateur and Optll golf tourna
rnents.
He will sail for America on IN
Europa June "a. July 10. II and ]
will find him az Minneapolis enter
ed IN the National Open tournamer
and in Chicago July q. to defend hi
western amateur title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
s" The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results

Houston ], Beaumont ]; called
END Of tenth; darkness.
Shreveport 8. Dallas 0.
san Antonio Waco, postponed.
rain.
Fort Worth Wichita Falls, post
poned. rain.
Wednesdays Schedule
Dallas at Houston.
Fort Worth at Beaumont.
wichita Falls az San Antonio.
Shreveport at Waco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

FORMATION OF the Rio Grande
Valley Baseball league viii be GEM
ented at q meeting to be held In
Harlingen tonight. It IS to be hoped
that all clubs viii b represented
for the league heads expect TO add
a sixth club TO the loop now COM
posed OF Brownsville, san Benito.
Harrington. Ia Feria and Donna.
League play has certain advantages
TO offer which cannot be obtained
by independent clubs The sche-
dule as drawn up ~ Spitz Clark vii.
likely De adopted tonight. Other
important questions are 70 be
threshed out.
BOBBY CANNONS Mission high
Eagles are likely to be CHAMPIONS
OF half OF Texas following their
series with Breckenridge high az
Mission Friday ard Saturday. The
Eagles have gone a long way with
out a defeat. but Sports Chats be-
lieves Bobby's boys will be able to
take two out OF three from the fast
san Artonians. The Eagles are ey-
trenely hard 10 beat in their own
nest.
BRACKENRIDGE'S lineup re-
calls the football track meet the
Brownsville Eagles put up with
Breckenridge last year. Here are
some OF the visitors: MsluEtn, Hill
McDousal. Frost and Pyka. Those
boys are mighty sweet athletes. but
the Brownsville footballers GER
tatnly had their number last sea-
son. Perhaps you remember some o.
those BOYS and their perolexed
problems on Tucker field. However.
they finally came out district cham
ptons. Brownsville was the only club
TO dish out q helping OF defeat To
them al season.
SEVERAL good negro mines are
sp-1ngtng up over the Valley. Col
ored teams are now operating "
San Benito. Harrington and McAlIen
Last Sunday the McAIlen Aviators
played a l2-inntrg sail tie with
@@~ O 0N4AASO A444C. 4lEI WI
play q return game Sunday at q
undetermined site. Last Sunday!
game was played In Edinburg. II
this tilt. both clubs scored one rur
in the It'll when IL had to be carec
on account OF darkness.
THIS reminds US Of az incident a
Harrington recently. a dusky char
showed up at the City Hall with {
glove IN hand He was looking fol
Ben Epstein Of the Harrington nine
When he found Ben he said: Here.
q glove one OF my boys picked up 81
the ball park. II must belong to one
OF your players. 7 want everything
strictly above board with my team
Ben thanked him and commended
him for his trouble in returning the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TUESDAYS Results

New York IL, Pittsburgh Q.
Chicago 8. Brooklyn !.
Boston 4. Cincinnati 8.
Philadelphia-St 81. Louis. postponed
rain.
Wednesdays Schedule
Boston at Cincinnati
New York az Pittsburgh
BROOKLYN at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results

Chicago 4. Boston 8.
Philadelphia 4. st. Louis ].
Cleveland 7. New York s.
Washington 5. Detroit 4.
Wednesdays Schedule
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
BALL MEETING
AT HARLINCEN
Adoption OF Schedule To
Be Before Gathering
Tonight

HARLINGEN. May Urging
that every Valley team have an ac-
credited representative present. Pre-
sident o. N. Boston or the Rio
Grande Valley baseball league has
called a meeting here tonight al 8
p. n. The gathering viii be held
at the city hall.
Several important questions. in
GLIDING the adoption OF a schedule
will come before the body. Team
rosters are TO be taken and other
pertinent information gathered.
L hope every club IN the Valley
Is represented" President Boston
says I'VE hope TO fill out the sixth
berth OF the league tonight. Mis-
sion and McAllen have been named
as possibilities"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
Sam Jabbed Nose--Begged The
Victim: Scatter Your Blows

nose and smote him again. He
jabbed and jabbed and jabbed. At
ter one round the enemy's nose was
bleeding badly; after the second It
was all cut.
BY the time the third was over he
could hardly see past II.
But nothing that he could do
prevented Sam from seeking that
painful organ every time ne
thought about it.
In desperation the big negro fell
into a clinch. Then he found
Sans ear and pleaded into Il.
Fob de Lawd's sake. man" ne
said, "scattah ych blows, scattah
yoh blows"
NO REFLECTIONS
A young poet was asked why ne
attended church so regularly.
Well. among other things" ne
answered. "it's the only place where
my contributions = invariably ac-
cepted"-The Humorist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

Guest: I suppose the baby Is
fond OF you?
Father: Fond Of mel Why. he
sleeps all day when I'm not at
home and stays up all night Just
TO enjoy my society-Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07
Sox Drop Seven Contests by One-Run Margin
Moe, Baby of Walker Team, Never Had Pro Lesson
O. PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuSt0ce

q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-07

glove. What did you say your
name WASP" Ben asked. Kelly" va.
the answer
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Gregorio Tamayo. Judge. Dale DE
Meyer, Judge and 7. 8. STEINER,
Clerk and Russell Eaton, Clerk.
The said election shall be held
under the provisions OF the Con-
stitution and Laws OF the State
c. Texas and only qualified voters
who are property taxpayers Of said
City shall be allowed to vote.
The ballots for sair election shall
have written or printed thereon
the following:
FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SEW
Err BONDS. AS PROVIDED IN
PROPOSITION NO. l."
AGAINST THE ISSUANCE OF
SEWER BONDS. AS PROVIDED
IN PROPOSITION NO. IL
FOR THE ISSUANCE OF CITY
HALL AND JAIL BONT5. AS PRO-
vIDED IN PROPOSITION NO. O."
AGAINST THE ISSUANCE or
CITY HALL AND JAIL BONDS. AS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

City OF Port Isabel. Texas. be
authorized to issue bonds OF the
City OF Port Isabel. Texas, in the
sum Of Fifteen Thousand ISIS, O00.-
00) Dollars, payable serially and
not to exceed forty (40) years from
date thereof, bearing interest at the
rate or not to exceed six t6eeD per
cent per annum. payable semi-an-
nually, and to levy a tax sufficient
to pay the interest On said bonds
and create a sinking fund suffi-
Gent TO redeem them at maturity.
for the purpose Of purchasing and
improving parks In the City Of
Port Isabel. as authorized BY the
Constitution and Laws OF the State
Of Texas.
The said election shall be held at
the School House in the City OF
Port Isabel. and the following
named persons are hereby appoint
ed managers Of said election, to-wit: