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New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
CHICAGO GIRL WINS FROM MISS BENNETT
Virginia Van Vic Eliminates New Britain Tourney Entrant
(Snccial to the IIorald(

St. Augustine, Fla, March T - Miss Marian Bennett, of New Brit ain, Conn, q member of the shuttle Meadow Country club, was climinat- cd in the second round of match play in the annual Florida cast coast championship golf tournament over St. Augustine links yesterday. She succumbed to Miss Virginia Van Vie, of Chicago, by up and to play.
 Miss Van Vic, defending cham pion in the tournament, was slow in gaining control of her club, talk ing three shots to get on each of the first two greens, but she swung into her stride after that and was four up on Miss Bennett at the turn. The Chicago stars second was trapped on the ninth, and it was the only hole she lost on the first half. Miss Bennett three -putted the second, was trapped on the third hole and shot her second into q bunker on the seventh.
 Tho 18th was a genuine "hoodoo' for both players, especially for Miss Van Vic, for she hung up d luscious eight here, after losing her ball for q penalty stroke. Miss Bennett man. aged to win it with a six after hit ting her tee shot into the rough. Tho Connecticut girl sent two more into the rough to end the match on the 18th. The cards:
 Miss Van Vie:
 Out-554 544 536-41
 In --454 S45--
 Miss Bennett:
 Out--565 GA 645--45
 In --454 GAG.
 In the other title IG matches, Miss Glenna Colctt, four times na- tional champion, defeated Miss Lil- Han Holland Of Ossining, N. Y. by ' up and , to play; Miss Maurccn Orcutt, metropolitan and eastern queen, trounccd Mrs. Helen Baughn, of Savannah, Ga, by [ and ,; and Miss Helen IIiCiis, of Hewlett, x. Y, defeated Mrs. Stewart Iianlcy, of Detroit, by and l.
 Mrs. F. w. Conklyn, of Sound Beach, Conn, was eliminated ill the third flight by Miss Ella K, Ban- ming of Cincinnati, by up and i to play.
 After being eliminated in the first round Miss Peggy BarstoW, of | sharon, Conn.,, returned to the con- petition in the beaten eight class of the third flight and won by default from Miss Florence Read, of Garden C. Mitchell, of Jacksonville, Fla, to- | day.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
League Standing
Tonight's Games r. & r. Corbin vs. l'atnlr. Landcr5 Vs. Corbin Screw. GascoS ys. Corbin Cabinet.

Landcrs, the lowly second last place team, stands out tonight as the aggregation that may or may not eliminate the champion Corbin Screw basketball team from the h. dustrial league title race. This IS the last game on the schedule of the Screw Shop team and If 1t wins It will be in q position to go into first place tie if Stanley Works should defeat the league leading Stanley Rule team next Tuesday.
 Since Stanley Rule defeated Cor bin Screw two weeks ago the two teams have been going along at an even pace, each winning it's game. Corbin Screw has been waiting for q break on the part of the league leaders. Last Monday the P. tl r. team was defeated by Corbin Screw in the first game and a tie would have resulted if the Gascos defeated the Stanley Rule team in the night cap game. However, Stanley Rule was not defeated and the time for the break is growing short. Next Tuesday night will he the last night of the season if there i5 no playoii.
 Stanley Rule players will have q night off tonight, but they and their followers will probably be on the sidclines roofing for Landcrs to wipe away the last obstacle in their path.
 Tonight will also be the last schcd- ulod game for tho r. G; r. Corbin and Fafnir teams. They meet in the first game of the night. fafnirs will try 10 finish with mark of 800 or win as many games as it has lost. r. < r. Corbin team may drop into second last place it if does not score a victory over the Fafnir az Grcgation.
 The Gasco quintet, the Aard-luck team of the circuit, has two more games to go including tonight's traCas. If Captain RCStClH and his men should win these two games, they may finish as high as fourth place. CorbiH Cabinet. tho opponent of the night also has another game after tonight and it must score at least one victory to prevent being i dropped 10 a lower berth.
 Clyde Waters will be the referee,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
PLAY NEW HAVEN TEAM
New Britain DcNIolay Basketball Team to Clash With Elm City Combine Here Tomorrow Night.

Temporarily disappointed h" tho inability of the Bridgeport IJc Molay basketball team to appear here to- morrow night as scheduled. Nan- ager Alden Hewett of the local Dc Molay five has booked an even bet ter attraction in the New Haven DeMolay quintet, which, like tho New Britain combination, has not been defeated this season. Original ly, Bridgeport was due here in d game which would settle tho cham pionship of the state DeMolay league, but several of the Park City players are attending q convention this weekend, so the Bridgcportcra had to seek q pcstponemont.
 The New Haven team is not in the state league, but it is in tn" city league in it's home city and has yet to be turned back. New Britain also has a clean slate, and an unusually fast and close game is expected when the two unbeaten foes clash.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
ADDS TWO PLAYERS
| Pitcher aNd all lnliicld@r Arc Among Those Who Find It Diff Cu!t Getting In;o shape.

Biloxi, Miss, Mar. R&-A pitch CT and an inlieldcr have been added to the list of regulars President Clark Griffith is having immediate difficulty getting rounded up before the main body of the Washington Nationals puts in an appearance the first of next week.
 While an outieldcr, Goose" Cos lin, and catcher, Roy Spencer have been widely advertised for their disinclnation to come to sal ary terms, Pitcher Garland BraNt on and lnliclder Jack "Sonny Boy Hayes arc likcwiSc displaying con- siderable hesitancy over signing on the dotted line.
 Griffith has pronounced much the same ultimatum in each instance, but Goslin is the only one not eN- pected 10 yield. TO this end, the young outlielders Sam West, Emile Barnes and George Loepp have been advised to show what they have.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07

Jimmy PickCn, former partner on the forward line with Jimmy Col lins, scoring acc of tho New Britain basketball team, will lead a strong Schenectady quintet against the Lanphcrmcn at the Stanley Arena here Saturday night. Pickcn will play one of the forwards on the wis itinG com bination which is Consid- cred one of the strongest and fastest court aggregatons in it's section of New York state.
 Paired with Picken on the offcn- sive end will be Makofski, former was rated as one of the all-timc basketball luminaries at the Nut meg State institution and he has lost none of his ability. Both he and Pic,iCn remain in the pink of Condi- ton at all times because of their work. Pickcn is coach of sports at tho Utica high school while Makof- ski labors in the same capacity nt the Schenectady high school.
 Rounding out a fast quintet, these two stars will be backed up by smith at center. Meinhold and Mick cy Husta at the guards. Fodder of Yale will play the siXth-man role. Husta is a brother of Carl HuSta, one of the outstanding players on the roster of the Cleveland Rosen- buns, champions of the world. and he is said to be as good a basketball player as his brother.
 The New Britain team has won three straight games slice it's reor- eanization. It has dumped over the 1 Maspeth, l.. l., Lithuanans, the Brooklyn Nisitations and the Penn- sylvania Red Caps in masterly fash ion and the quintet is anxious to wind up the season with a winning streak.
 Collins and Sloman, two of the best scorers in state basketball cir clos will be at the forwards with Sid Iichman, also former team mate of Pick"n on the Bristol team, will play center, while Conway and Hrburr will occupy the guard posi- tion2.
 The same tomorrow night will start shortly aftcr.9 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
ATHLETICS IN FORM
Members of Connie NaCk's Tribe Display Snappy Fielding and Hard Fitting in Camp.

Fort Myers, Fla, Mar. ' G1) - Judging from the snappy f1clding and the belting they gave three pitchers in their first baseball game of the 193o season, the worlds champion Athletics rapidly are rounding into form.
 Opposed to d team made up largely of roolics. the regulars yes tcrduy knocked out 12 hits. includ- ing a double. Il triple and a home run, for 2 total of eight runs in six innings Six of the hits were made off Rubc Walborg. shores and Ma hon each yielded three. Mahon, who halls from Pilger, Ncb., is the only rookie southpaw in camp.
 The Nanigans collected a total of only four hits and one run off Grove, Quinn and Mahaficy.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07

- The old saying among the follow Q. CTS of ring warfare that a good box CT can almost always defeat the - fighter, the man with the sock, Was never proved so well or so conNln&- :. irgly as it was at the Foot Guar l armory in Hartford last night whcn Jack Britton, former welterWeig1t champion and master boxer, gave Ali Schcll, German kayo king from - Boston, 8 lesson in the gentle art ot self-defensc over 10 round rou,a last night.
 Friends of Britton in this city ha l expressed the fear yesterday that ., Britton, on thc shady side of 40 - years, was due to take a fall before the youth and devastating punch e the German. These fears were ;@! useless because Britton not only d. 2 featcd Schell but, in plain worda, he made a monkey out of him from the first to the last round,
 Boxing as an art was demonstra.- 70 ed to a nearly full house of fans % last night and as the veteran ring general side-stepped, blocked, duc%- ed and tied his opponent up while getting in plenty of punches to give e him a margin of victory that was at least a mile long, the fans were forced to applaud again and agan at the amazing ability of the formec wclter king.
 Nonchalant as any man ever could be, Britton faced his youthful opponent like the teacher faces his pupil. Schell tried his best to land a punch on the veteran but through out the 10 rounds, there wasn't I glove laid on q vital spot on th7 former champions body. Scheil $ head hit Brtton high up on the side Of the head and placed a slight cut there but it was an accident and Britton paid no attention to il.
 During the fight, Britton kept IT rapid fire of conversation With his opponent warning hin to 'kceI cool' and Don't get excited. kid, and asking him Where's that won derful sock you havc?' and oth 2l taunts that kept Schcll at q fcF,J pitch during most of the fight r. On Britton's part, it was T mas. terful exhibition of boxing. Britton E jaw time after time appeared 10 |. in the path of Schell's knockout right but when the punch was 'c land. the jaw was gone and Schc. was missing by inches. On SChclr; part, it was simply the desperate at tempts of youngsIer to hit ht zmaster.a phantom WAo .Was. alMal. throwing gloves in his face but 7td'. ing no returns.
 The exhibition was a m1rVclou' one. It wasn't 0 fight because oni! ono man was doing the hitting Schell was strong and willing bU. despite the fact that he has bee. ., sensation in Hartford, he appca" cd as the veriest novice against tir great and amazing skill of the ye- eran. The gesture of Referee Bill, Conway in raising Britton's hand the end was superfluous. Schel knew it, Britton knew it and every one else in the hall knew it.
 Preliminary Bouts
 Joe Smith of Hartford knoclle, out Joe Howard of Hartford in thr-, rounds in a grudge fight. Samm' Kraft of Bridgeport knocked OH Billy Smith of Yonkcrs, N. r., in tn, fourth. Mike Toronto Of BridSepor defeated Roy Powers of Holyolle i, six rounds. Marty Marine of Hart ford trounced Joe Cilento of Hart ford in the round-round opener.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
WINS A NICKNAME

Toronto, Ont, March (UP)- Irving Bailey, star Toronto Maple Leafs hockey player, is universally known as Ace" It is generally sup posed that he got this nickname as a result of aviation activities, but this is untrue. Ace" says he won the soubriquet from a youngster who was chronically "broke," and who would often borrow dollar or two from Bailey. "You're my ace in the holc,' the borrower told Ace" one day. Companions heard the remark and the nickname stuck.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Bunting Practice Has
 Big Place in Workouts

New Orleans, March P}-lnabil- ty of hurlers to tap out bunt8 at oportunc moments cost the Cleve- land Indians a good many eamss last season and Manager EogHr pcCkinpGugh is determined to cliiu- mate that fault this season.
 Batting practice has occupied dl- most all of the Tribes sessions the last few days with emphasis n bunting. Meanwhile, Carl Lind aHd Johnny llodapp, who expect 10 oe the keystone combination, have got ten the jump on their competitors. ii cavorting at shortstop and IIo!- app, crstwhilc third baseman, is im- proving his play at second.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
SUMMER RACE MEET
President of .ACua Cai:cntc Jockey Club .inuCunCcS Program From July I to I2nGr Day.

Agra Calicntn, Mexico, Mar. (P Announcement of d summer race meeting was made here today by Wirt c. Bowman, president of the ASua Calicnte Jockey club. The meet will open July and end La bor day.
 There will bc seven races daily and racing will he conducted cvcry day except Sunday. There will bc three $500 purses. three $500 purses and one race of SIooo given each day. A S&.ooo added handicap will hc the feature event of the meet ing
 Ii will bo tho first summer race meeting ever held in the Tijuana district
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
Drills Pitchers in
 Covering First Base

Orlando, Fla, March ' P'-Dan lioUley, manager of the CinCinn iii Feds. believes the hours daily drill for pitchers m covering first base Du hits 10 the right side Of the diamond will account for at least q dozen baseball games which might other wise he lost this season.
 Each day tho twelve hurlc"s must go through this session before the "rcal' work bcsjn" The ba'~ tcra, too. h%'a bcon Fct,in~ th"rr aights in trim end yesterday IlcI!- mann, Mcuael and Cuccinollo liftcj four out of the park.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
NATHAN |S. IAEH

New Haven, March GP,-Johnnv Farr, Cleveland lightweight nIs been matched to meet 1.ouia tKiD kaplan in q ten round bout at the Arena here on March IS.
 This will be the second meeting between the rival@.
 T'hc" fought ten rormd no dcci- ion fight on thc Pacific co1N. shortly after Kaplan won 'E worlds fcatherwcight championship
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
CAPTAIN RETURNS

Berkeley, Cal, March ' (UP) - Emery Curtice was captain of the 1929 track and field team at the University of California. and now he is practicing in his favorite, the javelin. He will compete under the leadership of Captain Al Pogolotti, crack hurdlcr, in the approaching season.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
JACK BRITTON EASILY
 DEFEATS GERMAN BOXER

Grace and Cleverness of Former Welterweight Cham pon Proves Too Much for Ali Schell - Vaunted Punching Power of Bostonian of No Use During Hartford Bout - Large Crowd Delighted by EX- perienced Tactics of Former Title Holder - Other BOuts
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
snm GERMAN ko BOXING BOUT AR1o~ JIMMY %
LANDERS FIVE TO MEET
 CORBIN SCREW TONIGHT


Last Years Champions to Play Last Game Of the Sea son Tonight - Uniyersals Have Opportunity Of Eliminating the Title Holders From This Years Race-Gascos Slated to Battle Corbn Cabinet Lock Quintet - P. & F. Corbn Combine to Clash With Fafnirs.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
WASHINGTON BEARS WIN

The Washington Bears defeated the team of the American School for the Deaf and Dumb at West Hartford last night by the score Of 31 to 15. The teams were tied at H. all at half time, The summary:
 MCshiNEtOn Beer.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
COLLEGE BASKETBALL

 y the United Press. Lohigh 90. Princeton q. Mount Union 9. Wooster 70. New York A. C., 50, Georgetown !9. Providence 30. Brown 70. Washington (St Loui'J 4S, <. Louis -. Geneva q, DcQucSno 2i.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
WHIPPETS ADVANCE
 NEARER ID TITLE
Take Game by Forfeit t-keDsin6-
 ton OVercomes Mapping
League Standing

The WhippCtS moved q step near cr the Intermediate County "N" bas- Ectball league title last night with out having 10 lift a finger. for tho South Church Intermediates default cd to them, but Captain Matthew Paluchs boys have not yet mathc- matically clinchod the championship, fer the Kcnsington Boys club In termediates defeated tho Mapping Pioneers by 30-23 in Mapping last evening and remained q scant game behind the leaders.
 Only three members of the church intermediate team put in an appear &nce at the Boys club for the schcd ulcd game with the Whippcts. In asmuch as five players had been wholly unable to stop the Whippcts when the teams met previously, it was obvious that three could not do 1t and the game vas forfeited by a 70 score. This was the lowest total to which the Whippcts had been i held this season.
 he1sington TriumpaS
 Special to the llcraldJ Mapping. March : -- KCnsington remained at least theoretically in the intermediate County "H" bag l kotball league race last night by de- ! fcating the Wrapping Pioneers hero i by a S0-22 score. GotoWala'S bas, llct gave the visitors an carly lead and they were in front by 7-S at tho quarter. Wapping's most threaten. l ing attack came in the second per. 1 lod, when 1t tied the score at 9-all 1 but six konsinGtou points made i | l5-9 by half time and the down. statcrs moved along 10 2G-1G durina the third quarter. Mapping cut tn,
 lead somewhat near the end bu
 never passed kcnsington.
 Don Lewis starred on the attacl lWith 15 points. while G6towaIa col
 lccted eight. R. Burger was the bi.
 Mapping threat. making 10 points Hclonsli held Nicholson the Wap
 ping star, without q basket while tn, latter was playing forward, while il addition the KcnSington guard SCOT
 cd his first field goal of the season The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
JIMMY PICKEN TO LEAD
 SCHENECTADY FIVE HERE

Former Bristol Endee Star Forward Heads Strong Basketball Quintet That Will Meet Clarence Lan- pher's Combination at Stanley Arena Saturday Night - Will Oppose Collins and Richn,an With Whom He Played - Visitors Have an Imposing Record of Play This Year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
'. GppinG Pioneers

Referee, Nelson; timer, Magnc- son; scorer, Spencer.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-07
IIN. III iLL HOLLIS

Auburn, Ala. March : UP)-- They go i'm for dual athletic roles in a biz vay at Auburn coll"gc here. Ilunham Eiarkina. captaiH-clcct of rhr l"3o footEar team is also pitch rr on tho baseball uino- Carl Crccl javcIu hurlcr OH the track squad is also H WiuEman at football. Roy Pate basketball forward. plays shoristor in baseball. Charles En- ley, basketball guard. is varsity b1ac- hall hucl4top.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-24
CHESTEREUL

Miss Gertrude Rowan of Mans
field is visiting her sister, Mrs. d. j..
Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Douth
of Bakersfield, Cal, are spending 4
few weeks with his sister, Mrs Ason
McGrew. also with relatives OF
Pennsville and Stockport. Mr.. and
Mrs Charley Randall of Parkers-
burg visited recently with his aunt
Mrs H. s. Hopkins. Carl Bowman's $
moved from H. S. Hopkins property
last week, to their new home. MT
and Mrs Noel Dyer and family OF
New Straitsville were the week end
guests of p. E. Berry and family. ;.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Duncan Of Chesterhill, Sun
day, at the Sheltering Arms hos
pital, Athens.
Friends here received word OF the
death of Mr. Howard George, hus-
band of Mrs. Eva (Pierpoint) George
of Minnesota, which occurred July
Il. Mrs Mary Hook of Nederland,
Tex, who has been spending few
weeks with her father Ason Nc
Grew, returned to her home Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hull and
baby Mary Ann of Crooksville, were
the week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gnv Sewers
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-24
Ohio Thursday a 1890

the forenoon. so bring your children
and well filed baskets and prepare
to stay all day. Fred Kennard went
to Parkersburg, Sunday, where he
takes the test for being corn borer
guard He will be there two days,
and then will be sent somewhere
else. where he will be stationed dur
ing the season. VIM. Gus Kennard
of O. s. IT,, was an over the week
end visitor at the home of his par
ents here. Frank w. Sheridan OF
Portsmouth and niece Miss Ruth
Campbell of McConnelsville We're
guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
C. V. Davis and family. Sunday al
ternoon. Miss Irene Bingham who
has been going to school at Wash
ington, d. c., arrived here at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curt Bingham, for her vacation.
Misses Faola and jeanette Thomp-
son of Fredericktown are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. VIM. Wymer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-24
pENNSUIILF

Sam Russell of Akron visited here
the first tof the week with his cousin
Jesse Bachelor and family, and rela-
tives at stockport Mrs. Vera Click
who has been i'll for the past three
weeks, is so much improved that she
is able to be out some. Mrs. Fran
ces (Scott) Corbin of Lookout, w.
Va, visited Wednesday of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Fos-
sen.. d. M. Abel returned home
Monday, after helping with lease
work in southern Illinois. The L.
A. S. of the M. P. church here met
at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Van Fossen, Thursday
for an all day meeting. All gather
ed at an early hour and quilted two
quilts and one comfort. At noon a
bountiful pot luck dinner was serv-
ed to 35 members and visitors and
eight children. As soon as dinner
was over Mrs. Rachel Holcomb, pres
ident of the society, presented a
beautiful white cake with candles.
to those whose birthdays occurred
this month, who were Mrs. Lydia Har-
mer, Mrs. Lydia Newton, Mrs. Ollie
Van Fossen. Mrs. Grace Van Fossen
Mrs. Emma Wagner, Mrs. Belle
Bowman and Mrs. Edith Harkins
All present responded with word
of appreciation and thanks TO Mrs.
Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nc
Cam and daughter OF Cleveland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Warden and
daughter of GAINESVILLE, came Sunday
and they with Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
Startling and daughter Helen, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Starting and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Starting and children enjoyed pic
mic at Embree park. The former
parties visited until Tuesday with
the latter parties with MIR. and Mrs
Delbert Startling included. The an.
nual Embree picnic will be held al
the park, Thursday, Aug. T.. The
committee wishes TO announce thai
all the treat will be given out in
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-24
RURAL DALE

The Baptist Sunday school went
to Duncan Falls Sunday and had a
very interesting union Sunday school
session. and remained for preaching
services, conducted by Rev. c. H..
Starrett A fine basket picnic din
ner was much enjoyed. Wilbur
Revenaugh. wife and daughter Helen
of Fredericksburg have been visit
ing the parents of Mrs. Revenaugh
here. Rev. Keller and family, al
ter their two weeks vacation at Be
thesda, arrived at their home sun
day evening w. A. Bitcher ship
ped two carloads of cattle to Cleve-
land, last Saturday. Several OF
John Shilling's sons and families
visited them last Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs j. F. and Mr.. f. S. Ross visited
at the O. w Ross home Sunday, and
Mrs. Rosa Young was caller in the
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-24
HOMES FOR SALE

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Farms wanted in good locations
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TAYLOR REALTY co.
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McConnelsville. Unio