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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-09

series on Great Verities". The sub
ject next Sunday will be Spiritual
Fellowship. In the evening he will
begin with "Half Hours with DR.. Luke"
in sermons in Luke's gospel.
Since the lessons of the Sunday
School during the next six months are
found in the gospel of Matthew, MI.
Randall will present to every pupil s
vest pocket copy Of that gospel on
Sunday morning. He will also begin
study of a twelve-foot chart which
outlines that little book of the Bible.
Island Church Guild Hold Meeting
The Guild of the Island Community
Church met Monday, January 9Th,
with Mrs. Mary Rees and Mrs. Meta
Jones at Burton.
Plans for the coming month were
outlined and amplified by Mrs. Stewart
president, and Mrs. Kalland, chairman
of the ways and means committee.
Mrs. j. H. Williams reported that
the first annual barzaar, held Dec. 10th
in Burton Melted slightly over three
hundred dollars, after all expenses had
been paid. The Guild members, "a,
and every one feels that this was
certainly wonderfully successful
event for the number of women to put
over.
Another very much worthwhile ac-
tivity of the Guild is the management
of the nursery at the Island Com
munity Church eleven o'clock worship
service each Sunday morning.
Communicated by A. w. s.
COLvOS LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH
Bible class and Sunday School at 10
o'clock, and service with communion
at II o'clock. Mission meeting in the
evening at o'clock.
The Golgotha Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. August Johansen Thursday,
January 16 at pm.
o. I. Raaum, pastor.
Vashon Lutheran Church
Rev. H. H. Holte, Pastor.
Services, in the English language,
Sunday, January 18th, at Q p. m.
Ladies Aid and the yearly business
meeting of the congregation, Wednes-
day, January 18th, at l p. m.
Burton Community Church
Bible school, 1000 a. m. Lesson
topic childhood of the Savior King"
Morning worship 11:00 a. nj. Sermon
will be the first of series on the four
gospels, 1.-THE Gospel of the King
dom"
Young Peoples service, $50 p. m.
Song service at 7:l5 p. nj. with
answers to questions. AS prelude to
his sermon, the pastor will discuss the
book God and the grocery man..
Sermon topic, "Adventuring with
Christ"
These services are open to any who
may wish to attend. Sunday morning
will be the monthly observance of the
Lords Supper.
Sunday Notices, Methodist Episcopa
Church
Edwin M. Randall, Pastor
Residence, Sylvan Beach
Phone, Red 924.
Sunday program
1000 a. m. Sunday School
Sunday morning: Communion Ser
vice.
Evening: "A Clear Way for Youth.
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Mrs. Webber's mother is a quest at
the Weber home.
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FOR sA1E-sTRAD1vARA CABINET
photograph with records. $50. Solid
oak dining table, feet, 49, w. D.
Garvin, Vashon. 45tf
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FOR SALE CHEVROLET SEDAN
1923 model in good condition. New
tires and battery. Call phone Red
1881. 13p
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GEORGE WALLS is BUYING PouL-
/, try for A. G. Frye. He will give the
highest market price. Phone Black
1923. 22tfc
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FOR SALE-MATED GAME BIRDS
r. Z. Stafford, Vashon, Wash. l3tfc
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FOR SALE-sEWING MACHINE,
baby bed, baby buggy, and high
chair. Phone Red 872. SLIT
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FOR SALE CHARTERS $40 EGG IN
cubator, in perfect order. Price $40.
Anna L. Forrest, Southern Heights.
Phone Red 1893. lotto
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WANT YOUR LIVE POULTRY AND
can get you more money than any
other buyer. I ship to the largest
dealer In Seattle. or weigh and pay
for 1t at your ranch. F. G. Park,
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PEEP O. DAY DEL1vERY-oNE
jump ahead Of the sun. That's the
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W A N T E D

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The Missionary Society of the Bur-
ten Community church will meet with
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15

Tuesday nights playoff basketball game between the Corbin Screw and Stanley Rule teams in the "Y" ln- Gustrial league will also be the dc- ciding game between the two teams. Corbin Screw defeated Stanley Rule in the first meeting of the teams and Stanley Rule gained vcngeanCo in the second battle.
 The first battle resulted in "D 10 II victory for the Corbin teanL and the second resulted in 22 10 , margin for the Rulers. In points the Rulers have the advantage. Cor bin Screw made fl field goals, seven foul goals and the Rulers had , field goals and nine foul shots
 Indications are that Tuesdays battle will be q close one. Indivd- ually the players are evenly match- cd. Probably more depends upon Hank" Arburr and Joe Luty than on any other members of the Cor- bin Screw team. They will have the task of holding the Rulers leading scoring combination of Johnny Key and Will" Mercy. Then Darby" Corazzo and Tony Garro will have the difficult assignment of holding Andy Yakubowicz, Corbin Screw leading scorer. and "Hammy' Dar- row, a dangerous threat. Captain Nick Gill was the hero of the last game against Corbin Screw when he scored three field goals in the sec ond half. This was practically the margin of victory. Joe Luke wilI face him.
 The Corbin Screw team has al- ready held one hard practice scs- sion and it plans to practice several more times before the game. No stone will be unturned in it's effort to win the championship for the third time in succession. Stanley Rule plans a session for Monday night.
 Tho double officiating system will be inauguratcd. The preliminary game will be between the Stanley Works and RussWin quintcts,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
START TO CUT SQUAD
Of Pittsburgh Pirates Rockies Arc to Be Joitcd Very Rudcly Ere Long.

Paso Eoblcs, Cal. March 1 ) LP,-- Aspirations of the camp rockies must be jolted rudely ere long as the serious business of baseball will be inaugurated for the Pittsburgh Pi- rates tomorrow in their first eNhibi- ton game with the San Francisco .-eals.
 Burl Pharr. rookie outliclder, de- parted last night for his Arkansas home, Ben Sankcy and Charley Engle will be sent by Manager Ems to the smaller loops now that Dick Bartell has signed up for his short stop berth. although Engle may be retained until the season opens. John Siubc in6clder, and Hal Fin ney, catcher, are among others who will be dispatched elsewhere for seasoning.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
FIGHTS TONIGHT
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
 Chicago-Rcnc De Nos, Belgium. outpointed Clyde Chastian, Dallas, Tex. G0); Ernie Schaaf and Paul Pantaleo, Chicago. drew G0); Har- ry Dublinsky, Chicago, outpolntcd Emory Cabana, Philadelphia (S); Vidal Grcgorio, Spain, outpointed Harry Ficrro, Chicago (S); Frankie Hayes, Philadelphia. outpointcd Jimmy Lundy, Los Angeles (6).
 New York-Tony Canzoneri, New York, outpointcd Stanislaus Loayza, Chile QW; sammy Dorfman, New York. outpointed Jackie Pilking- ton. New York NO); Vincent Serici, New York, outpointed Charlie Ros- cn. New York Go.
 Buffalo, N. Y.-Tommy Paul, Bu'- falo, and Al Brown, Panama, drew (6D.
 Sioux City. Ia.-Haskell Lee, Omaha, knocked out Billy Jackson, Sioux City CD.
 Hot Springs, Ark.-Kid Adams. San Antonio, outpointed Mickey Gill. Chicago, G0).
 Akron. O.-Gorilla Jones, Akron. stopped Meyer Grace. Chicago 4H: Al Nesser. Akron. knocked out Eoughhousc Ritts, Wheeling, W. Va, CD; Frankie Kits Akron. stopped Jack Roberts, Pontiac. Mich (3).
 Hollywood, Cal.-Niso Doman, Los Angeles, knocked out Tony Fuentc, Hollywood @.
 Denver Colo.-Joc Marcus, Port land. Ore. outpointcd Mickey Cohen, Denver G0).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
League Standing
Tabs Vs. Eagles.
 Sons of Italy vs. East Ends.

The possibility of q tic as the Tabs Sunday Basketball league comes to an end tomorrow will be made q certainty if the Eagles, run ners-up, arc successful in defeating the Tabs, league leaders
 This is the last afternoon of schod- uled games and if the Tabs win to- morrow they will be the champions and will receive gold basketball en- blems and the silver loving cup which was donated by John Peters of the Cameo restaurant.
 The Sons of Italy team has a chance to go into q third place tie if it is successful in defeating the East Ends in the final game of the afternoon.
 The Tabs will depend upon their fve-man attack that has carried them through q winning streak of six games: Jack O'Erien, center: Merline and Trahan. forwards, and Weihn and Jim O'Hrien, guards. form the team. These men start tho game and as there are no sub stitutes they are obliged to finish. Joe Mcchan was with the squad at times during the season.
 The Eagles have q large squad of good players: Johnny Colwick will be at center: "Lindy" Lyndon and Tony Ferony, Nick Pcrrctta and Walter Stohl will be tho forwards, and Paul Pcrretta and Terrence will be the guards. Nick Pcrrctta will also be used as a guard.
 Mouomcn Duc for Victory
 After being the leagues doormat all season the Sons Of Italy team seems due to cop q victory. It is expected that Manager Billy prcis- scr will pat his best defensive man against Joe Augustine the sharp shooting $. of ]. forward. AuGua- tno has bo"n burning up the league and tho motto of the East Binders tomorrow will be Watch Augus- tino.'
 The rest of the team will be Amenta, Bucheri, Nlirilian, kar- bonic and Crescenzo. Grimala, Bay lock- Fecano. Klapp. Reckcrt and the Preisser brothers arc on the East End team.
 The first game will start at 3 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
TEAM IN GOOD SPIRITS
Manager Walter Johnson Checks UD On Details of Nashinetons Win Over New Orleans.

Biloxi, Miss. March Is P-Hav- ing beaten the New Orleans pcHcans badly yesterday on a soggy field, Clark Griffith's Nationals today were in good spirits. Manager Walter Johnson busted himself checking the details of yesterdays performance.
 It was the first chance the Wash jnGton club has had to show what ii could do in formal competition, and the successful encounter with th" Southern association outfit was th, op"9'r Of 9 19-Gumc exhibition ''rl.s. Johnson started our with Iii" rr~Ular@. with Marbcrry lurliug.
 md ta'u worked in the recruits. lnncr' fly, they didn't do SO hadly.
 Particular interest attended the showing made by Red Barnes, who is slated 10 fll the shoes Of the missing Goose" Goslin in tho out field if Goose" remains a hold out. Barnes got three hits out Of four times up and made one count Q run for himself.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
SIZE DOESN'T COUNT
Eddie Collins, Captain of Athletics. Gives His Views on Players and Their Chances.

Fort Myers, Fla, March 15 LP- Eddie Collins, captain of the Athlc- tics and a great second baseman in his day, says that size has nothing to do with the success or failure of an inielder.
 Take the case of Williams, sec ond base rcservist," he said. Hes nearly six feet tall. but he looks like conner. Size has nothing to do with intield playing. it's supplencss that counts. Both Williams and Me Nair, our young shortstop, can bend and stretch with very little effort. There is something about this pair that stamps them as ball players. cant explain it, but it's there. May be it's their desire to play all the time. That is one thing that dis tinsushcs q real player from the rest of the pack
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
LEADING THE FIELD
Cornell, q Fayoritc, and Princeton. Dark Horse, Have Three, Mcu Left in Wrestling Tourney.

Ithaca, x. N.. March l5 P,-Cor- nell. q favoritc. and Princeton. q dark horse, today were leading the field in the eastern intercollegiate wrestling championships.
 The final round. with sixteen sur vivors in eight classes, found Cor nell and Princeton still represented by three men each while Lehigh Penn State, Syracuse, Columbia and Yale each had two. Penn, alone Of the colleges entered, failed to get q man past the som-iinal round.
 The only defending champion oi the event. Sargent of Yale. won two bouts ill the 145 pound class.
 The survivors:
 115 pound class-Phillps, Lehigh; Hertz, Princeton
 1g5 pounds-Trousdell, Cornell; Engel. Lchigh.
 155 pounds-Hubler, Penn State; Barry. Syracuse.
 145 pounds-Sargcnt, Yale; Rel yea. Columbia.
 155 pounds-Campbell, Penn State; Clark, Columbia.
 1G5 pounds-Johnscn, Corncll; Hooker, Princeton.
 175 pounds-Frceman, Syracuse. Wakcman. Cornell.
 nlimtcd-Rotan, Yale; Barlcld. Princeton.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
ATHLETICS IN CONDITION
Ruth. PenEoCk and Others Have Ap- pcarcd in Yankees Camp This Year ill Excellent shape.

St. Petersburg, Fla. March l5 P' Bob Shawkey's hope that the New York Yankees will have q much bet ter season in 1930 than they did last year is based, to some extent, on the fine condition of four Athletes who suffered all sorts of ailments laag year.
 Ruth came 10 camp this year with very little surplus weight and seems to be in as good shape as he ever was; Pcnnock apparently has conquered his ncuritis and Bengough's shoulder finally has responded to treatment. Van Pelt. q promising pitcher, suf- fered a shoulder injury and was placed on the voluntary retired list but he has had no trace of the ail- mcnt this year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
Picking Next Years
 Roller Hockey Team

Here arc the last of the letters to be published on the choice of roller hockey fans for players for next years team:
 Sports Editor:
 In selecting the players to repre- sent New Britain in the Roller Hockey league of 1930-31, I would suggest to the owners that they keep this lineup as presented be- low next 10 their heart. When the time comes, sign them up, even # you have to spend little more in doing it. The fans will make up for your loss in q short time, believe it or not. Well, here goes.
 First rush. Davies who has plenty Of speed, a neat passcr and sure hitter.
 Second rush, Williams, not as fast as Davies but a clever passer and receiver and there with the wallop.
 Center, Donnclly, a hard worker who played center and halfbacIi since joining the outfit
 Halfback Barney Doherty. Tho Rock of Gibraltar" 'Nuff said.
 Goal, Hoff. This boy played a wonderful game considc ing the fac; that he was in fast company only ;t short time. He never should have been let down.
 Substitute. Bella. T fast boy and clever with the stick X worhn, every minute. A I,ttlc schooling ;n Caat company and hes all set.
 A. IT. M
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
UaZardNillc R. (. X.
BASEBALL BRIEFS

By the Associated Press.
 At It. LaUderdale, Fla.-St Louis (A) 10. Buffalo CD ,.
 At Biloxi, Miss. ss.-Washington (A 15, New Orleans (SA) 1.
 At St. Petersburg, Fla.-Boston (N) 8, Philadelphia (A) 1.
 Todays Games
 At Los Angelcs-Chicago (N) vs. Los Angeles (PCL).
 At San Antonio-New York (Nj vs. Chicago CAD.
 At St. Petersburg. F'la.-New York (A) vs. Boston (N). At Miami, Fla,-Brooklyn (N) vs. Philadelphia (A).
 At Tampa, Fla.-Phladclphia (N) >s. Detroit CAD.
 At Pensacola. F'la.--Boston (N ys. Pensacola (SEL).
 At New Orlcans-Clevcland (A vs. New Orleans (SA).
 At West Palm Beach, Fla.-St. Louis (A) vs. Milwaukee CAD.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
MAPPING WINS WAY INTO COUNTY FINAL
Defeats HaZardVilIe, Meets
 Plainyille on Monday Night

PlainvilIc and Mapping will clash on Monday night in the second game of the senior County Y. NJ. c. A. play off, Mapping having earned it's right to be figured in the last accounting by winning it's last game vile won the first game from the New Britain South church on Thurs day night and will attain it's first championship if it turns Mapping back. as it is favored to do. If Mapping wins. however, it will have 10 meet the loca! churchmen on Wednesday night
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
ROCKIES ARE HITTING
Showing of Candidates For Bcrths Ou Braves Roster Warns Heart of Manager McKcclnie.

St. Petersburg. Fla. March l , (H1 Last inning rallies and rookie ht- lnG, the delight of baseball man- tsers, warmed the cookies of tho heart of Bill Mckcchnie of the Braves today
 Randy Moore, Walter Berger and Johnny Noun, newcomers who got five of the six hits off the Phladel- phia Athletics pitchers yesterday, were told 10 continue the good work. A tWo-run rally in the eighth which took the game by a 3-2 score was again talked over by the men of Boston. Some snappy baseball seems to be in the offing for Bcan- town fans.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
WARS ON HOIDOJTS

san Antonio, Texas, March f5 tpl John McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, has declared war OH holdouts.
 These fellows who stay away from training camp,' he said, "anl neglect the carly work arc q detri- Mont to the club. They slow up tha 'hoic team. They won't do it again '".t year if have auythu' 10 St. a'o"' i'. Al l"ast if they do. la.s lli pay for it."
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15

With an augmented lineup 1catur- ing the presence Of "Wardy' Water man, Yin Carney and 'Dutch' Leonard. three who have at various times taken an important part in the campaigns wagcd by the Brls- tol Endec basketball team for state title honors. the Maple Ends oi Bristol will tonight tackle the Ma tional Guard quintet Of this city at the state armory in che lone basket bah attraction of the evening in this city. This will be the first Satur- day night game 10 he staged by the Arch street combination, the change from Wednesday nights having been effected this week following the an- nounccment that the New Britain team had folded up for the season.
 The Maple Ends have been rated high among the quintcts of lesser light in the state but with the ad- dition of the three veterans 70 tthc sqlad. tn oteam has the appearance Of being q quintet that will extend the Guards to the limit. The local five is anxious to keep its record from now to the end Of the season unsullicd and for that reason q real hard battle is in prospect.
 The Guards have suffered one de- feat on the local floor. This came at the hands Of the Knights Of l.itkuania Of Hartford who turned the trick second time in Hartford when the Guards invaded the Capi- tai City The Bristol team forms q serious threat 10 pin a second home floor defeat on the locals tonight and plenty Of fight is expected when the two teams clash.
 Preliminary Game
 X double feature is being offered tonight at the .trmory. Besides the main contest Of the evening. the Orioles arc slated to battle the St. Stanislaus team of Ncridcn. out standing contender for state honors. in the preliminary game. The Meri- den crew took the Burritts of this city into camp in two successive games, one here and the other in Meridrn and the Orioles arc keen to defeat if tonight
 Tn preliminary will start prompt ly at o'clock with the big game getting under way about 9 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
Wappin" Wins Final
lSpecial to the ITeraldt

Hazardville, March 15.--The Wap- ping "Y" won it's way into the County "Y" league play-off last night by coming from behind in the second half and taking a 39-23 de- cision from a Hazardville team that fought all the way. The locals looked for a while as if they might upset Wapping's championship aspirations, for they led by 12-11 at the half. In the second half. however, Rose burst loose and carried his team to victory. He accounted for r po1nts +, Firtion topped IIazardvillc with 1. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
or OF lG EtIl, ILL,

rh'rrs"tcr. rla, Starch l5 tP = The Brooklyn Robins tculporuu> haT" dropped ont of the public cy. Leaving their training camp tera 'rstorday morning. tine Robins wcr" making their way by auto 10 MmnL some Son miles away, for a two game series with the Philadelphia Athletics,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
Shorts Elitor

SpOIlS LullOTs
 pick Williams, Steve Pierce an.l Boucher for first and second rush and center, respectively. All three Of these players are great point get ters and are fast and clever at pass ing Dick Donnelly is q good player and defensive man as was shown in the last season For goal tender Blount is undoubtedly the best in the field both for his practical abil- ity and his ability on paper. l do not believe you can find better man for sixth player than Pete Cas- pcrinl. All Of the players havr mentioned are tried and true ami @hould h. ahl" 10 defeat any team
 ID. W. E
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
CUES INLET LOS ANGELES

Avalon, Catalina lsland CaHr.. Harch "a Pl-Tho chicago Cubs "cr" divided again toda>-oue squad. led hy Ray Schalk. mectn; the Hollywood stars st san Diego, and the other. led by Manager Joa AIcCawh%. ,7.aGinG the Los Angeles Angels. Th" same schedules hold over sunday.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
Sports Editor,

Sports Editor:
 May l voice my opinion regarding tho choosing of next years hockey team? ] would suggest having Earl Pierce play first rush. Kid Williams second rush, Donnelly center, Rubc Williams halfback and Hoff in the goal.
 As for Duggan. he believes in in dlvidualty. Dufresne is a fallen star and all that Jette is worrying about is how he can drag" in his friends on the team regardless of their knowledge of roller hockey.
 III. PETOW.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
BRISTOL TEAM CONFIDENT
 OF SETTING BACK GUARDS

Bell Town Basketball Quintet Augmented by Former Endee Stars, to Tackle Local Team at State Armory Tonight - Maple Ends Have Been Rated High in State Circles-Oroles to Battle St. Stanislaus Five of Meriden in Preliminary Game-Festivities Start at s O'Clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
 
INDUSTRIAL TITLE WILL
 BE DECIDED ON TUESDAY

Corbin Screw and Stanley Rule X Level Basketball Teams to Stage Payoff at Stanley Arena - Both Ended Regular Season in a Deadlock for First Place-Indications Are That Battle Will Be a Close One-Stanley Works and Russwin to Meet in Pre- liminary
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
RODEO ON RELAY PROGRAM

\ full-ncdgcd rodco. the first af- fai" of the kind 10 be held at night. will be an attraction in connection with the annual Kansas relays on Stadium field, Lawrence. April 19.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15

Tn gre were S2 entries for the amateur event. which was played :lt the Newport Golf club. It was wor by c. B. Macdonald and W, H. Sands was runner-up.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
CHIP SHOTS
By ,JiCger

BN JlgSer
 Officially, golf came into its own in 1895 in this country when the na- tional championship events were inaugurated. The Amateur, the Open and the Women's national championship titles werc awarded in the fall of that year for the first time.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15
DEADLOCK POSSIBLE AS
 TABS LEAGUE FINISHES

Eagles Have Chance to Tie Society Team for First Place by Winning Tomorrow's Game-Sons of Italy Given Edge Over East Ends in Second Contest of Afternoon-Circuit's Schedule to Come to An End Plenty of Interest in Final Battles of Year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-15

Eleven men competed in ;he fr,: Open the same month anl at ta2 same club. II. Rawlins captured t.- title with score of 173 for the $ =. hole event, with Willie Damn being the runner-up. For the next l2 years there were never n ere than
 90 entries in the open chanp'onshir.