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New Britain herald., 1930-08-05

Joseph Zaloudek, Omaha grocery clerk. won s24,OOO on the English Derby, and had never seen a horse- race. or bet on one before.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
PLAY IN MEN'S DOUBLES
 TO BE STARTED TOMORROW

Earrings Announced Today-Matches Must All Be Fin ished by Monday August 11-Playoffs to Be Held Next Week-N omen's Doubles to Be Finished On Wednesday Evening - Schupack Beats klopp in Playof Of Tie-Wone Finals to Be Staged On Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-05

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New Britain herald., 1930-08-05

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New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
Memorial Baptists Cop

Another nlld and woolly game vas taken by the Memorial Baptlsts by 2h--4 after a long struggle with the St, Marks Episcopal team, which lasted until darkness was fall ing. Both Zip" Ziel and Rodney Walrath. the opposing pitchers, were wild and both had cratic support but Ziel got the better backing and also showed himself the stronger Of the two in the pinches.
 The winners got of to q slight lead and held it amid fierce hitting and atroclous fielding until the fifth inning. when the Episcopalians edg- ed into a 12-11 margin, This ad- vantage vas short-lived. however for the Baptists counted thrice in the sixth and then, in the growing dusk, pounded out six more runs in the seventh. The St Marks put two across in the last try. but Ziel check ed the rally by flaming three men and ending the game.
 The winners scored in every in ming, while the sixth was the only frame in which the losers failed 10 cross the plate. Sid steinberg hit q pair Of home runs for the Bap- lists and. Walrath got one witf two men on for the St. Marks. The line ups and score by innings: Memorial Baptists-S. Steinberg, 3b; Nj. Steinberg, ss; H. Ziel. p; Schultz If; Leno, If; C. Steinberg, 2b; Bobecke, C; Reckert, Of; C. Law son, 1b.
 St. Marks - Mercy, ss; Walrath, ?; Larson, c; Westerman, 3b; W. Sleath, cf-rf; Sorrow, 1b-cf; E. Sleath, If; Chant, 1b; Wcare, If; ! Smith, 2b.
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New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
DOUBLES OF CITY %
FAFNIRS AND CORBINS TO
 BATTLE IN DUSTY LEAGUE

Dragons Anxious to Tumble League Leaders Out of High Perch-Bitter Fight Expected by Circuit Fol- lowers-P & F. Team Determined to Continue March Towards Pennant-S Stanley Rule and Lan- ders to Clash On Diamond No. 1-Games to Start at 5:3O.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
GIANTS SLOWLY CLIMBING
 TOWARDS NATIONAL LEAD

Extra Base Hits Coupled With Effective Pitching Are Aiding New York Team-Defeat Robins to - Braves Score to ? Decision Over Philes-Ath-
 etics Belt Out 13 to Triumph Over Boston Red
 Sox-Tigers Take Filming Joust From Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
ST. MATHS FINISH SEASON WITH WIN
Smear First Two Wild
 and WOOlly Games
Inter-Church League

The St. Matthew's German Luth- crans concluded their season with I0-2 victory over the First Baptists in an Inter-Church baseball league game at Willow Brook park las- eve ming. drew up 10 within few per centage points of the South COngre- gational nine, and brought their own efforts in the present hot campaign to a close. Their hopes or retaining their championship now rest on the poSsi bility Of ct least one defeat be- . ing suffered by the South church in its two remaining games. and the St. Matts are reduced 70 waiting for this eventuali,y. A double win for the Congregationalist will give them the title, an even break means a play-off, and two set-backs will au- tomatically hand the St Mats their third successive championship.
 The Germans put the game away carly last night, landing on hicffer for five runs Tn the first inning and holding a safe margin all the way. All in all, Kieffer yielded 2o hits, N -L--t IT lpCl lt4 4~tS tL O4 . St+L|4 AL.' '-Ir Matt cause. Billy Preisser limited the losers to five safcties and was scored upon only in the second frame,
 Eddie Preisscr Linn. Suoss and Bill Fink made lhre~ hits each for the winners, Linn's blows included two home runs and NJ. Steege hit one for the circuit. J. Folden and May stood out in less favorable light for the Baptisrs, the former making four errors and the latter three. The Ine-ups and score by innings:
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New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
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New Britain herald., 1930-08-05
Methodists Win Wild One


 Of the season finally went to the Trinity Methodists by 16-l5 after the Swedish Bethany team had made Q great effort to end it's losing streak hut had failed and been forced 10 accept it's I4th loss in q row. The ta.l-enders got 70 Horace PinEerron for four runs in the first two innings and al the end Of the fourth were still riding the crest Of a 5-2 lead. In the fifth, however, Tough Guy Anderson began to weaken. and the Methodisrs swept up to tie by | scoring five runs, One Bethany run ln the sixth was buried under five more for tra Methodists and the lat ter team held 9 12-5 advantage go- ing into tho final scanza.
 Here the Swedes unleashed q ter rife at,aci. which brought seven runs and put them three ahead once more. 5ur -he Nethodists made q comcbacl, Of their own in their final turn at hat. tied the score, and put over the fourth run which gave them victory
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
Son Hurt
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
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M'ALLEN SCENE
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Hold Service
In Memory of Dead

koEzST--s Ks observed Memo
nal cay Sunday E1Eh services a the
-ozs rocn preceding he nculg
cclc1 services An address d the
Rev 2 O Macintosh recro- Q.
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TIRE C re E-Tzce
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tory being he'd . Ezs - Ger lie
country annually CT the first Su1-
CAY u D1c1IE-, = memory CT
dead zeEbz
a fair number or I0dEe ren5srs
zt-sr1Ed Le service. + wzS stated
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n C. LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. Dec APHU
9 d A-HoE. 500. steady 70 10
hGshers top. 6I0. packing SOUS. $50
750: stock pE- 725-sD0-
Czttle- 5000 calves 45o6- kill
Hng classes steady 10 easier: s-ockeEs
ard feeders steady &c 3 lover.
Steer, good and c1osce 600-eo0 los
I350-I5D. S00-I5o0 lbs 95-i360:
ccnrlOn and medium so lbs. I'D
55O-950: hei1erx. good ard ch0sce.
55c-650 lbs e25-125: COWS good
and choice. 5Z-75. vezlers CniIk-
fsdD medium 10 choice. e00-i050-
s-0cker and feeder steers, good and
ccoice. 675-92
Sheep. 1900. lambs generally
steady 10 strong. sheep. about
Eezdy- Lambs good ard cn0sce g
E down 710-7E5: eEes medium 70
cn0sce 80 tbs down 275-400- feed
= lambs good and cacsce. 50-75 Ins-
6no-sE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
Truck Driver
Ruins Traffic

$40 JOSH EM4 Dc So
Z 1Ae 1xurk 1rstw Wlo A = 40
C ruDs11K amEA g. - Lzk&EN
highway 10l m34 nDG e A@EF
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cars nEuzR n scare *
LILO Car JHw arc Nt MAm AAAMA
F-l-E nnGEt acre Alan1 4p E 49,
FAMA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NV ORLEANS. Dec. sP-
Gotten opened somewhat easier N
Sympathy WITH lower Liverpool
cabs F-S- trades showed GSsSx
O. 1 20 ! points Prices soon rallied.
however. ol covering by snOr-s II
PREPARATION for the goTeruEen.
crop reDc<. due later Il TIE m0-n-
ing January cz6ed ID 10 1914
and March 20 l97I. @ ) 70 9 points
Trading TEs Ez1-
ADD COTTON NEW ORLEANS
I1e market Ezs cutie active fol-
LI-1< Publication CT the gDTE-r-
Es1- report Fc-0E-ng the initial
c7 @ ! . ) points Eh5ca fos-Ozec
re gcvE-LEe-S estimate q. 242z.-
CD o@1E ELE1 Tzs Nearly 1905
n@ lz than traders expected
lie EzEkE- rallied 70 1855 s-
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u % = points above rhe ez-ET
GEz T11s 5z-zs attracted hezTT
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2cz 1zzl zz1e- government reoc-
Tzs n0E1 an also seZl-z by
Val Street E1ca forced z11zv
o 1874 Ezzc1 - 1857, ard Mar
70 1aG. G = &C n posr-s coxn
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-zzE- Sz-Eczys LTx
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
Insurance Suits on
In District Court

Ts cases q -he Savage TnnIe-
sac G-oce-- ccz-z--- EI-EEx.
zEz1S SeTe-zl Insurance co-z--
IS Ec- under -zy II ire zede-z1
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Ire ~Gc1 zzze6 t1s cozRUs
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aEz-E SsTE-zl Insurance en-
rzn1S Mc71z- Indications -os--&
% . heated Eegz1 conflict c-e- -tz
Damage sustained = Tia fire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
MARKETS

frC1a government sponsored sources
u1fzsorz5ze harvest weather comb
tins both II Australia and Arzen-
TIM failed g act IS q coun-er1ai-
zIce-
Opening ] 1-e i Ia ID. Chicago
wheat later he'd steady. Corn start
cd At ! Ia decline 70 3-s advance
1-d subsequently, showed q general
setback
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
Substitute Vices
Not Acceptable

S-1EHErS are rare Tor oe-
raz1gs = He IEz-zrbcrES rsE-
equal original For Ca-EE L--z
L1FE- Pts there 8 10 -r
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E1c3e system Take Cz-rES f-
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rZ<e< Take Csr-Ex sdr
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WASHINGTON De- -
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Butter y EGGS

CHICAGO. De- "+-B--re-
weak. creamery extras 81 IL stan
cz-ds q IL. extra fIrs-5 G-5I-
t-x-s Z-Z- seconds E-Z-
Eggs STEADY. ex-Ez frs-s q fresh
graded fEs-s - fresh current re-
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cs-p<s 1-L- refrigerator frs-s -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08
Danish King Hurt
I'm Auto Accident

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-08

WASHINGTON Dec q -
Tie sE0Crt C What 70 e fed -
-Te<-ocz tbs yez- Ezx estimated
TODAY y the cepsrzenr CT z-rzz--
rC-s . 15A01eG0 3 c1--zre6 VIII
100000 tE1eE las yezr-