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New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

The Oklahoma open, which usual ly ushcrs in the winter season. will not be held this year, due to busi- ness conditions, but there will be plenty of other events to fill the schedule between now and next April.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

Often he has not played in his old time form but, i'll the $10,0O0 St. Louis Open last month, Hagen turned in four cards that represent ed sterling golf when he shot 60, GS, 70, 7l. On that occasion Tommy Armour shot two strokes better and the Haig had to be content with second place.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29
CHIP SHOTS
BY JiGGER

BY JiGGER
 The, 1880 golf season is just about over and so far as tournaments arc concerned it is finished. The fall and winter schedule of open events started with the new Salt Lake City tourney.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

Worcester, Mass-lt looks as if there wouldn't be many Holy Cross regulars left for the Rutgers game. Only three remained yesterday as injuries forced three men out and five were denoted.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

About G1 per cent of lho cigarettes made in the United States arc man. ufactured ill North Carolina.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

His tour of Australia with Kirk wood was very successful and tilc natives for the first time paid monry to witness golf match. Now the pair arc waiting for settled political conditions in South America before ern republics.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

One more event, one that has been running for the scason-the Ringer Scorc-continhcs until the greens are closed At the present time Ted Hart is leading by so safe a margin that it is unlikely that anyone will even tie him.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

Saturday was one of the two days since last April when scheduled events at the local club could not be conducted and it was the last event for the season on the calcn- dar.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

Locally, the season was long and featured by good weather over the entire tournament season. At Shut tie Meadow, just six months of golf events were run off with only two events called off on account Of weather so bad that no one would play. That is pretty good for New England
New Britain herald., 1930-10-29

Pittsburgh-Pitt hardly has had time to work out the kinks after the Nctre Dame game before the Pan tiers start west to meet Nebraska. Today's practice was 10 be the sec ond and last before the teams de- parture.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

pCCiallN when H boy ia mixing with as dangerous an opponent as Bat talino. rated as stiff puuchcr as the fcathcrwcight class has ever ! known.
 Despite the admitted potency Of BattalinoS punch. Roach says he will send Fernandez right out after BattaHno. Paddy bcliovcs the way to meet q stiff punchcr is 10 crowd him rather than to dodge and duck and run,
 My boy. you kuoW," says Paddy, 'is no cream-puM punchcr He hits harder than any small boy l have eyer been connected with. All l know Of Battalino's punch is what | have heard, but look for lgnacio to match ii. Anyone who doubts it, can apply 10 Alr. Al Singer for refer cnccs.
 "Fcrnaudoz is q real little fighting man. | have seen better boxers. l have 10 admit that. but l have ncv- CT seen a boy with better courage, one who liked to fight any better than this boy from the Philippines. He is boring in all the time and Mir. Batialino will know, whichever way the battle goes, that he has been in there with q lad who can hit" If Fernandez docs adopt these tac- tics-and he has in every fight he has had on these shores, there should be considerable fur flying in the state armory on Tuesday night next.
 Both Bat and Fernandez arc hard at work as the days wind on toward the day of battle, Each day finds them out on the road carly and then afternoon sees them hard at it in the St. Nicholas gym, Bat goes in an hour after Fer nandcl is through. Neither has seen the other vet, but each has profess cd considerable interest in what the other is like.
 Physically they arc much alike and in tkc gym their methods are much the same with aggressivcncsa and the sock the outstanding hall marks.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
"CAMILLE" GIVEN NAME
 BY TRICK OF MANAGER
Protests Against wicked Ircn,h Play" Led to Change in Title
 But Not in Lines

Chicago, Feb. gl R-Trotcs;s against production of wick Il French play" in America gave "CI- rllllo" it's Yankee name. according to Hamilton Forrest, who has writ ten a modern opera of that title.
 ''When Bcrnnardt made her first American appearance the younger Dumas play, La Dame aux Cama- lias,' was billed for her second night, A great protest was kicked up, one way and another, against what was called 'a wicked French play and an excited manager told the great actress he would have 10 change the play.
 "Bornhardt wouldn't hear of it. It vas that or nothing. When she ar rived at the theatcr she found Camille in ois lights over the en- trance. She stormc,l in to domanl what play Was this in which shg was to appear and which she never had heard.
 The manager explained he had merely rcChristoncd il. Tho name is really q boy's name, but it suck
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Philadclnhia
Union Attacks BraziFs
 First "5 and 10" Store

Eio De Janciro. Feb. 2I P>-Thc first five and ten" store was opened recently in Rio dc lanciro by q group of Americans. but the prices are slightly higher than III the United States. It has received cnor- nous patronage.
 The association Of commercial employees, ono of the strongest Of or yanized labor bodies, has brought to public and governmental attention the fact that the store is tlouting la bor laws hy hiring it's personnel on q day by day basis. Tn that way 1t IS able to discharge an cmploye at the end of any day.
 Under the laws of Brazil, the commercial employees point out, dls-
 urge must be accompanied by one
 lth's pay as notice. Foreign firms
 | comply with the law the same
 mestic ones. the union asserts.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

With tho prospect in view of fac ing one Of the strongest teams jl the American Basketball League at the Stanley Arena Saturday nigh, the rcorganizcd New Britain qIiu- let is ready for q battle The visit ing team is the Brooklyn Vistations "ho have been cutting wide SNath in American Lcasuo circlcs al! this season
 Headed by Joe Brennan. consil- cred the greatest basketball play, r il the country today, the Brookhl combination will b. composed or some of the most colorful perform CTS on the court. Brennan will hooN up with Red Conaty, speed artist and crack chot, at tho forwards while Pat Herlihy. ( foot 1 inches. will jump center. Grill and Coonev, the latter captain of the team, wlI play the guards. Williams. GricDc and Reilly will be in reserve.
 This combination is as strong a& any that has faced the New Britain team this season. l. will be mcat- ing d team that is vastly diffcrcot from the one it defeated on its first trip here this year. Al that time, the Brooklyn team chcd out a ,,,X point win. Saturday nights bat. may probably. have q different ry- suit.
 Last Saturday night, stacking up 1. one of the strongest in the mctrJ- politan area. the New Britain quiI- tct showed plenty of class and W3n by q 42 to 32 score. The sane lineup will be used in the gan, against Brooklyn and plenty Of I2- tion is in store for the fans W4o plan to attend
 Sloman and Collins, local scoriG5 ; aces, will occupy the forward posi- ticns. No matter how good or bad the going has been, these two harp been consistent point getters aal both have woI kcd their heads off iii past games. "Sid'' Eichman. former center with the Bristol Endoes, WIZ jump center for the locals. He play, cd his first game with New Britain last Saturday night and he occ l. pied a stellar roic in passing al. shooting.
 The guards will be Jerry Conway ! and Hank Arburr. Conway wh> SC per cent better in thc>back court than he has been at center Wh.& Arburr is playing Il whale of | 1 game.
 The contest will start promptly at i o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Terrific Gale Lashcs
 Newfoundland Ports

St Johns. x. F., Feb. 21 Pt-- Southern Newfoundland fishing ports, swept three months ago ny an earthquake tidal wave which claimed 26 lives and did mtoiJ damage. were lashcd aEam Sund Iy by a terrific southeast gale. Thrrc mon pcrishcd and hundreds Of thoV- sands Of dollars damage was donc 10 dwellings, stores, shipping aul fishing stages.
 Only mcagrc reports have hc n received through interrupted toia- graph communications. La Maltn" reported the loss Of three lives and estimates Of property loss at Eurcc 0 one Of Newfoundland most Nall- able fishing ports. were Slou.0oo.
 Bay Largont, Little Bay and East Harbour, all situated at the foot of Fortune Bay, reported severe property damage. The dead at La Nadine were Alexander Roland. Sy1- ney Maddigan and Louis Roland.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
SET DATES EOR
 HOCKEY PLAYOFF
First Game Of Series Will Be Played in Albany Wednesday

No matter which team comes through to win the second half championship Of inc American Roller Hockey league Inc first game will be played next Wednesday night in Albany, according 10 tho toss of q coin Tipped yesterday afternoon at a meeting Of the league managers in Hartford Both the New Britain and Mcridcn managers tossed against Manager Bill McCorroy Of Albany and the mentor of the Luwmqhcrs won the toss both ways.
 If New Britain wins out in the league race, the first home gam" here will be next Thursday night. The second game will be played on Monday night because Albany has already been granted the privilege Of having its home games on Wcdncs- day and Sundays, It is impossible 10 get the Albany hall any other days than these while New Britain can take Mondays at the Stanley Arena. The playoft series will be the hest four out Of seven. In the event that each team wins three games. the de- ciding encounter will be played on
 a rink 10 be decided again by the toss of a coin.
 Mcridcn's claim 10 a forfeited game because Amsterdam refused to
 play last Tuesday, was ruled out be-
 cause New Britain had the same oN- pcricnco with Taunton earlier in the second half. The claim that Mcri- den should he allowed 10 play Ne" 1 Britain another game in Mcrid"n next Monday night. was also disal- 1 lowed because New Britain has ai- ready played morc games than Mor- idcn.
 I'll" players will get in rcr cent Of the gross Gatrs of tNa first four games in addition 10 their regular salaries, It Wus agreed at the meet 1 ing. This will he an added incentive
 for the players to take q straight
 run Of four games.
 The league season ends sunday afternoon when New Britain plays
 Mcridcn at the stanley Arena.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Y GYM NOTES

Tomorrow, Saturday. the Mag Hawkins local "Y" representative handball team. journey to Bridge port for the state Y. N, C. A. hand ball championships. New Haven. Hartford, MiddletoWn, Meridcn, Bridgeport, New London. New Brit ain and NorWalk win have teams entered. The local team is in prime condition and should make an cX- ccllcnt showing. T. "Turk' Clare will represent the "" in the single tournament, and Turk is some
 fighter on the courts. never gives up. and as this is his initial bow. many
 of the local fans will he interested 10 know the results. Maurice Eos-
 cnherg has been selected as alternate and he will be ready 10 step in if
 one of the players finds 1t impossible 10 compete.
 Also tomorrow. two Bristol has
 kctball teams will come 10 New Brit ain to battle the Intermediates in q return game at ?. m.. and the Sen iors of Bristol at 2:$0 D. m. In the morning the "Y' All~Stars play an outside team and tt five o'clock Charles Miller's Hi-Y team goes into action against some city team.
 Junior B" at 10 a. m. Beginners sUims at ll:15 q. m. Employed
 B at $50 r. m.
 The Ansona Y. NJ. C. A. wrestling
 team is due to Wrestlc the local "Y'
 team tomorrow night Saturday.
 here. and the local squad is ready for the battle. Fred Bacon will referee the bouts. and Frank Schade
 will do the timing. In the 145 lb.
 class Joyce of Ansonia will have to
 meet either Ncnczano or s. Jan- | kOWski of the local "Y". Makay, l32 lb. class, will meet Earl Ald- rich Of New Britain; katz of An
 sonia, 1J5 ID. man, will grapplc with Canzellanri of New Britain Krebs, Ansonia'3 Sonnenbcrg. who
 weighs l55 lbs. will lock horns with 1 bouncing Ninney Squilacote, and in the 60 lb. class Ansonia's best wrestler will waltz around with Carl HasSelmark Of the local mat dustcrS' ! association, and last but not least. Sitter of Ansonia. who heaves q
 mean shovel on the railroad will tackle Stanley rajor of kensington. 1 the man with the hoe. Festivities
 are due to commence at D. m. ! Physicians, first aid kits, smelling salts and strctchcrs will be in at ! tendance outside of the door.
 Monday night tho physical dc i rartnlcnt win conduct q local clim-
 ination wrestling meet to determine
 who shall represent the "Y' in the state wrestling championships held l in New Haven March |. The bouts 1 start at x p. m. ll5 lb. class, N. Sidotti Ns. K. Torosian, winner to ! Wrestlc \. Crowley: l25 lb. class
 X. Anderson ys. A. Joseph; 155 lb. l class. G. Meligonis Ns. NJ. Ncncziano; 1 l45 lb. class, r.. AldriCh ys. $. Jan 1 kowsl<i. and l55 lh. class, Nj. Can zcllanri Ns. Y. SquilacotC.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
WHITE IN COMEBACK
After seven Years of Retirement Veteran Lightweight Returns to the Hing Tonight.
the Ring Tonii

Chicago. Feb. 21 R)-After seven years of retirement, Charlie Wmte' once contender for the world light weight championship, will make comeback attempt tonight. lie Will meet Henry Perlick, one ot the kalamazoo, Mich.. twins.
 White faces q siX-round test at 14O pounds seven pounds over the limit at which he fought during the time he was battling for q world lightweight title.
 White, possessing q fortune re- puted to be more than $25o.00O, considers the present crop of light weights mediocre and is returning 10 prove his contention with left hooks.
 Emory Cabana Philadelphia lightweight will engage the other perlick twin. Herman, in an eight rounder at i%7 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Marty Cutler Had Shock When He Heard His second Root
 ing for the Enemy.

Occasionally there are fellows who start as wrcstlcrs and become boxers. and vice versa. Two gre lt examples within one family are the Cutler brothers. Marty. who is credited with discovering Jess Wil. lard. aspired 10 be a wrestler, h,.t found better success boxing.
 Charles ambition Was io boy. II" changed to bccom" grapph.. and held inc national champion. ship for some time
 Marty went alone to Burlingt01. NlS.. 10 meet Ned Carpenter. a br. local fayortc. He looked aroun the gymnasium upon his arrival and hired as q towel singer lad wi,o seemed eager for the job,
 Ii was an even fight until the seventh round. Then both cut loose. and were belting each other, while thc crowd hoWlcd in excitement Cutler, in clinch, glanced at his corner. And there was his seconl yelling like mad:
 Come on, Carpenter, knock his head off! Sock his stomach; he dent like 'cm down there"
 "You'rc a fine crock, taking my money as second and roofing for Carpenter said Cutler when l z returned 10 his corner and caugit his breath.
 But you don't understand. Mr Cutler,' the second replied in al aggricvcd tone, You sec, Carpcu. ter is my cousin. and l have to root for him."
 (Copyrlght, 1930. NEA Service. Inc
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
CAMPOLO FACES
 A BUSY SEASON
Argentine Fighter Will Have to
 Beat Johnny Risko

Miami, Fla, Feb. T tPt-Depend- ing on the outcome Of his fight with Johnny Risko on the Scott -Sharkey heavyweight card February 27, Vic torio Campolo faces the prospect of being very much in the fstic lime light this summer
 The giant Argentine, if he beats the rugged Itisko, may be groomcd for battle with Primo Camera in bout that would test the founda- tions of any ring. These two alone represent in weight a quarter ton. Campolo weighs 927 in training now and the latest reports on Camera placed the poundugc of the Garean- tuan Italian above 9So, making d total of at least 507.
 Plans now are 10 match the Scott -Sharkcy winner with Max Schmchng on the milk fund card at the Yankee stadium, New York. the end of June but because Of the long standing managerial difficulties in ' hich Schmelng has been involved,
  he held in reserve. as an alternative opponent. However, Johnny Risko may upset all these bright pros pects for the South American. Johnny has upset some Of the best laid plans previously.
 The Miami boxing commission was expected 10 ratify selections today for the referees on next weeks card. Lou Magnolia was considered virtually certain to draw the as SiSnmcnt for the main bout. Shar- keys camp has served an ultima ,um that Magnolia is the only ac- ceptablo third man in the ring. Jimmy Crowley Of New York, John- ny Brassil Of Boston and Crank McCracken of Philadelphia were slated to draw jobs us referees in the prcliminarics.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
FERNANDEZ ID BE
 IN GOOD HANDS
Cuban Boxer to Be G9idol by
 Paddy Roach, His Second

Hartford. Feb. 2i-Oue of the best seconds in the game will be in Ignacio Fernandcz's corner next Tuesday night at the Hartford state armory when the rugged Filipino swaps hooks, jabs and uppercuts with Bat BattalIno, worlds fcath erWeight champion.
 He is Paddy Roach, former man agcr of Steve (kidD Sullivan and handler at various times in the past thirty years of several Of the best known boys in the fighting game.
 Sage advice from the corner IS q primo asset in any bout but cs-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

Two men lost their lives in the earthquake tidal wave "N November IS last at Allan's Island, La Nadine harbor. Ten died from drowning and injuries at Point Aux Gauls and nine at Burin.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
NEW BRITAIN QUINTET IS
 READY FOR INSPIRATIONS

American Basketball League Team From Brooklyn to Oppose Lanpher's Crew Tomorrow at Stanley Arena - Famous Basket Tossers to Make Second Appearance of Season in This City-LocaI Combin- ation to Send in Reorganzed Lineup - Plenty of Action Expected.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
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NITNlEGS WIN AGAIN

The Nutmegs roller hockey team scored another victory at the stanley Arena last night taking the francis All stars into camp by to 1 score. Pete Fusari and Jimmy Clinton got two goals each to make the Nut mcgs' total of four while lsliob scored one for the All stars in the first period. Tho summary; \utmcms All stars r. Fusari ..,............... France
 First Rush Clinton .................. Greco
 Second Rush Hoolc .................... ''.... lSllcp
 Center J. Fusari ..,.............. Hayes
 HalfbaCk
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

"Arter getting in touch with the manager of the Nutmcgs, | explain cd that it was impossible for me to get my regular team ready 10 play last night. As on various other oc- casions ho asked mo to help him out and pick up d team. This was with nc understanding that we would not he playing under the conditions which I set in my challenge and my team would not be the Blues.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

Last nights victory puts New Brit ain fhrco games ahead of Meriden m the win column while both teams nave the same number of losses. It begins to look as if tho game between Mcrden and New Britain in this city sunday afternoon will settle the is- sue in the championship race.
 Eddie Hayes, manager Of the New Britain Blues Roller Hockey team, has come out with q blast today against Jimmy Clinton and the Nut mcss. He expresses his opinions in the following letter:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
Sports Editor

Last nights amateur game show ed Inc the worst display of sports manship that l have ever witnessed, In answer to my various challenges issued 10 the Nutmcgs in which l asked the manager of the team to give me two days notice so that l could have my regular team on the floor ready to play, all I got was the notice in tho Herald two hours be- fore the game.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

Sauttcr .............. Heinzmann
 Goal
 First Period Goals Scored by Gagged by 1 Nutmegs r. Fusari All Stars Islieb
 second Period
 No Score
 Third Period 3 Nutmegs Clinton Nutmegs r. Fusar
 Fourth Period 5 Nutmegs Clinton Rushes-France ', r. Fusari, ?. Stops-Hcinzman g, Sauttcr 39. Rcfcrcc-Bill Skcnc.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
5 pc a kin 2 of Sports

DnNc' Dufresne came in for a 'oU or unnecessary razzing last night uurlhg the New Britain Albany rol- Ter hockey game at the Stanley arena. He certainly looked helpless durlns the game. Only after the con- test was over was it learned that he had a broken plate on his skates and ne couldn't Use the rollers. This ar- fected his playing so badly that he was unable to do a gret deal on the floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

"Aftcr inc game, however, the manager of the Nutmcss claimed that as they had beaten the team that was on the floor, the Blues were eliminated from playing the Nut mcgs Just because l played with the All Stars, he claimed that that made the team the Blues.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

At meeting Of the team managers m Hartford yesterday afternoon. President Bert Keanc displayed pre- pared slips showing tho results of Eames played during the second half Of the league. After perusing them. 1t became evident that the standing being used at the present time, is the correct one.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

'If this is d sample of the good sportsmanship of the Nutncgs' map ager in the interest of fair play l wish no other connection with them.
 Yours in sport
 "Ed Hayes"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21

VI must have looked bad" Duke said in the dressing room after the &a'ne' But there wasn't anything | could do. couldn't start after the nall and l certainly couldn't touch Davies, Porcgrin or Harkins as they came towards our goal"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-21
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-20
Indians Meet
K. c.. Blues in
Short Series

By Times Special
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 90
The birthplace Blues and the
seventh-place Indians we're to open
a tlaree-day series here this after
noon with little interest attached
to the outcome Of the struggles. The
Kaws dropped a twin bill to Louis
Vile Tuesday while the Tribesmen
enjoyed a day of. their Tuesday
game at Milwaukee having been
played last Sunday.
The Corridenites are near the
cellar position again and will have
to uncor'. some batting power If
they are going to escape another
dive into the league basement. The
team dropped three in four at Mil
waukee for bad start on the last
western trip.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-20

Two willing junior welterweights
gave local fistic fans a real treat
at the FIT. Harrison punch bowl
Tuesday night, and at the end OF
ten rounds of smuggling and clever
boxing, Tommy Cello, Chicago, had
earned a slight shade over Benny
Duke, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Duke forced the fighting all the
way and was on top of the clever
Windy City thrower all the time.
Both boys landed effectively several
times and both we're i'll trouble, but
no knockdowns we're scored. 1t was
a crowd pleaser from start to finish.
Cello won shade by ut-janolng
the Wolverine.
Hershie Wilson, Chicago junior
welter. was just too clever Tor
Red Holloway, and though the local
slugger tried he was able to take
onlv two of the ten rounds and was
on the receiving end most OF the
time Red made a Garrison tlnlSh'
Kid Slaughter of Terre Haute
scored a technical knockout over
RAY Hurtz of indianapolis In the
fourth round; Dom Costello OF