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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
Too Fe,V Holes Played, Shorey
Must Shoot Again for Title

their occupations today are just as
diversified as their scores.
Three Of the boys who used to carry
the golf bags of the members of the
old Columbia Club now make their
living from the game that they loved
as youngsters. They are golf profess
SIGNALS. One of them-the winners
a bond salesman, and one q top-rank-
ing professional. Still another is a
layer, another q carpenter, several are
Government clerks, one q raiser OF
pedigreed dogs, one q trafhc policeman,
one an insurance salesman, one an en-
gineer, while another is an automobile
mechanic and still another a thinning
contractor. But no matter what their
vocations, they still can play golf, par
ticularly the bond salesman.
CEoRGE voIGT's round Of 10 was
" one Of the best bits Of golf that
has been done at Indian Spring
this year. Scoring birdie on the sec
ond hole. he played the first nine in IS
strokes Then he scored two brides on
the last nine and came home in the
same figure for o 10, j under par. This
score easily won low gross and was tied
for low net with Jesse r. Baggett, who
had 77-7-70. Second low net prize
went to Thomas s. Pitt, who had
79-7-72. Harry G. Pitt had 77--2-75.
These men, who used to play together
as youngsters, make Of their annual
tournament quite an affair. Last night,
as q finale to their golf tournament,
they gathered at the Indian Spring
club house at dinner.
TAPT. w. ]. CLEAR, one Of the favor
~ ties to succeed Frank Stoner as
champion of the Army Navy and
Marine Corps Club, was beaten yester-
day in the semi-final round by D. r.
Luscomb, 2 and /. In the fourth flight
c. j. McGree defeated ]. w. Fowler,
2 and /, and H. K. Pickett defeated w.
G. Franks on the nineteenth hole.
The tournament dinner Of the Con-
gressional Country Club. at which
prizes will be distributed to those who
won them during the season, will be
held tomorrow night at the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
M|DD|ES PREPARED
FOR BUCKEYE TILT
Showing Saturday Indicates
Victory Over Princeton
Was Not a Flash.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NNAPOLIS, Md, November s.
~ The regeneration that the Navy
n team showed in its overwhelm-
ing victory over Princeton still
was apparent In It's contest Saturday
with West Virginia Wesleyan. although
the latter had q star Of the first caliber
in Battles.
Nays second and third string were
put in intact to play the latter stages
Of the game. kim, Nays outstanding
star, although ut to start, was withheld
because Of numerous minor bruises, It
being considered advisable to save him
for the Ohio State game Saturday.
Tschirgi showed his rare form and
gave promise OF being one Of the Nays
great backs. He should be In great
form next Saturday at the Baltimore
Stadium.
Middies Are Unhurt.
All other members of the team came
through Saturday unscathed and are In
fine fettle.
The entire Chamber of Commerce Of
Columbus, Ohio, accompanied by a
band of 100 pieces and $500 rooters,
will leave Columbus Thursday night,
arriving in Washington Friday, where
the will spend the day, going to Balti-
more that night and Saturday morning
Since the Scoreless tie game between
Ohio State and Wisconsin Saturday
there has been increased enthusiasm
among the Ohio State followers and in
dications are that additional rooters
will join the movement Eastward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
Big Ten Scorers
Headed by Baker

CHICAGO, November 8 R.-With
the halfway mark Of the gridiron sea-
son past, Frank Baker, Northwestern's
star end, today still was out in front In
the Big Ten individual scoring race.
Baker SHARED another forward pass
Saturday against Minnesota to bring
his touchdown total to 6 and his total
points to 80.
The leaders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03

~CACH "HURRY-UP" YOST
will always be associated
with Michigan foot ball.
Even though he is theoreti-
cally In retirement, nevertheless, in
reality, he is the head coach Of the
wolverines and has the last word
in planning the campaigns against
the various opponents that the
Maize and Blue must meet on the
gridiron.
sat in YostS limousine with him
in the pouring rain the afternoon
after Michigans defeat of Harvard
at Ann Arbor last year and asked
the coach to diagram "Old SO" for
me. Now "Old 80" is a trick play
that Coach "Hurry-Up" worked out
about three decades ago, and had
sat in utter amazement the afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
RENTNER IS INJURED,

EVANSTON, H., November 3 (P}.-
Ernest Pug" Rentner Of Joliet, ILL.,,
Ncrthwestern's star fullback, will be out
of action until the Northwestern Wis
consin game, q week from Saturday, be-
cause of an injury suffered during the
Wildcat triumph over Minnesota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
SANTA PAULA ADVANCES.

BUENOS AIRES, November R.-
The Santa Paula team, which toured
the United States last Winter, advanced
to the second round of the Argentine
polo championship yesterday by de-
feating Venado Tuerto, 10 to o. The
United States Army team reached the
second round Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
SETS BIKE RECORD
Horner Wins 25-Mile Marlboro
Pike Event From Bieber.

Not only did Anthony Homer of the
District Century Road Club Association
win the annual 25-mile Marlboro pike
race conducted by that organization
yesterday, but did it In the record time
Of hour 48 seconds. The former mark,
hour Sc seconds, was held by Robert
Conner.
Horner. riding from scratch, nipped
Ed Bieber, q mate, near the finish.
The race ofhcially closed the bicycle
season here.
Following is the order of finish:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
PIRATES DROP CAREY
once--Famous Base Runner Loses
His Job as Coach.

PITTSBURGH, November / o.
Max Carey, former major league base
ball player is no longer member OF
the coaching staff of the Pittsburgh
Pirates He has been released.
Carey. once famous as base run
ner, came TO the Pirates in 1911 from
South Bend in the Central League and
remained with the Buccaneers untii
1926.
Max went to Brooklyn for the waiver
price, and he coached and played there
until the end Of the 1929 season, when
he was declared free agent. Last
Spring he signed q Pirate contract 90
ARirate coach. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
PHILLY PROS CHALLENGE.

Philadelphia Pros, strong basket ball
team Of the Quaker City, is after games
with quints in and around Washington.
Write or wire AL Kahlam, 1921 Crtho-
dox street, Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
How Teams Stand
In Big Ten Race

CHICAGO. November 3 R.-Stand-
ing Of Big Ten foot ball teams In con-
ference competition only follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03
TAKOMA TIGERS BANQUET
Capital City Base Ball Champions
Guests of Lions Club.

Takoma Tigers, Capital City League
champions, tonight are to be feted at
the Takoma Masonic Hall at 1880
o'clock, at a banquet given by the Lions
Club Of Takoma Park. Presentation Of
gold base balls, emblematic Of the title,
is to be made
The Tige-s, after retaining their title
as Montgomery County League cham
pions. won the intersectional p!ay-off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-03

A LEXANDRIA, Va. November s.
~ Sweeping through the Seamen
~ Gunners like q gale, st. Marys
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Pirate A. g. and the Lyon Park. A. @
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
SOUTH CHURCH RESERVES
 WIN IN FINAL SECONDS
Dan No>ilus sinks Deciding Basket tS Whistle Blows, Defeating
 MohaNks By 11-I3 Score

A hurried shot by Dan WosilUs that dropped through the hoop jus, aS the final whistle sounded cnabl- cd the South Church Reserves to edge out the Mohawk. br l4-t3 last night at the Boys club and provd- d an exciting climax to q game which had been slow and uninter- "sting until near the finish. Thom- ey. Anderson and Weir carried the Mohawk attack to eight points in the first half, while the best the winners could do was to collect half that many on foul shots by B. Wos- illus and Hattings and a basket by Wheeler near the end of the period.
 Thomey made it 9-i with a free toss in the third quarter, but then ban WOsilus, Wheeler. Stanley and Gunthtr all scored in d row to make In" total 12-9 in favor Of the church. With about a minute to play Tho nrN flung Il shot over his head into the basket. and with less than 3b seconds left TrrWilligcr was handed a bad south Church pass for d gift basket. putting his team in the lead. Two hurried assaults by the winners failed to produce scores but as the timer put his whistle to his mouth Bernie hooked and pass cd to Brother Dan and the latter just had time for the winning shot. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
BOUTS IN CHICAGO
Opening Boxing Program of the New Year to Be Staged at stadium With Champion in Action.

Chicago, Jan. 10 LP-The Chicago stadium will present it's opening box ing program of the new year to-. night with a world champion and a title contender on the bill. No titles will be involved however.
 Jackie Fields. world welterweight titleholder, is to meet Jimmy Owens, Oklaho City purcher in a spe- cial encounter, but interest has cen- tered on another l 0 rounder between King Tut, mauling Milwaukee light weight. and Bruce Flowers, New Rochelle negro. Tut has slugged his way to a leading position among contenders for a bout with light weight Champion Sammy Mandell and was favored to beat the negro veteran.
 Billy Wallace of Cleveland, will meet Danny Belmont, a promising Chicago lightweight, in tho third 10 round bout. Wallace was stop. ped by Tut New Years day.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10

Jimmy Collins. star forward on the now disbanded Bristol New De- parture basketball team. has been signed as a member of the New Britain team according to an an- nounccmcnt today by Manager Clarence Lanpher. He will appear with the local quintet for the first time Saturday night in the game against the sensational colored quin- tet, the Philadelphia Red Caps.
 Collins will take the place of Jimmy Zakzewski who was given his unconditional release after last Sat urday nights game.
 This will cause a shift to be made in the New Britain lineup and, al though M&nager Lanphcr hasn't stated yet how ha will rearrangc his squad. it is believed that Al Sioman will be dropped back to guard to work with Arburr while Collins will be paired up with "Bo" Adams in the tore-court. Jerry Conway will be retained at center.
 The reorsanizcd team will take Nlit ilOoI dS dillNA oilt cI tIlt IhStt'7l travelling combinations to come 10 this city this season. Aside from the Brooklyn Nisitations and the Renaissance Five. the Philadelphia team is considered the best aggreea ton ot basket tossers on the sched- ulc this year. The team has been recruited from among the ranks of the Pullman portcrs in the Quaker City but every member ot the quin- tet has made his mark on q. college team.
 The visitors will line up with Styles and Stevens at forward. Pet erson at center and Cain and Pol lard at guards. New Britain will probably have Collins and Adams at the forwards, Conway at center and Sloman and Arburr in the back
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
FAVOR RULES CHANGES
Ranking Tennis Players in National Lists Favor several Alterations in Net Code.

New York. Jan. n ,r-Trnnl. players in the national ranking list. 10 a substantial degree, favor mak- in. some changes in the rules Of the game.
 The results Of a qucstionnairc sent 10 nearly loo prominent men and women players throughout the coun- try by the magazine Tennis, dealing with playing over 'net-COrd' shots, the use of the word Hove" in sCor- ing and the limitation of service shots developed these features:
 More than half the players an swering are in favor of one or more changes in the rules.
 Thirty-ono per cent or 29 out Of @ favor playing over all net-cord shots which occur during rallies.
 Three out of seven in the first ten of 1928 want to limit the num- Der Of serves to one. instead of two. although only 16 out of 92 alto- sether favor this change.
 Twenty two out of g favor scor- ing points on the 1-2-3-4 basis in stead of 15-love. 3O-love. etc. but only one ranking woman player out of 19 prefers to eliminate the word love"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
Highland Park Wins Again

Cspvcial to the Hcrait
 Manchester. Jan. 10 - The High land Park Community club won its third straight County "Y' basket ball game last night, pinning 50-l ! defeat upon the kcnsingtOn Boys club. During the first quarter Pcntland. the local star. remained on the sidelincs, and konsington held the score even at 5-all during the period.
 In the second session Pentlanl took the floor and began to run up points in his accustomed manner, so that at half time Highland Park led by 95-lo. Th,s mounted to 4l-l4 in the third period. Pentland's to- tai for the night was 25 points, while Beer collected I2. Don Lewis featured for kcnsAgton with five baskets. The visitors were handi- capped by inc absence of several regulars. The game was played at the Hollister Street school. The ..,t. ,,,,r
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
.HULTBERG AGAIN
 LEADING SCORER
Re6ainS Pinnacle in Point Max ing in Junior Church League

Harold Hultberg Of the First Church Basketball league scoring pinnacle this week when the circuit resumed operations after q three week lay-o1f over the holidays. Hultberg collected six baskets and a foul, piling his total up to fl and passing Dan Wosilus of the South Congregational church by two points. Dan and his team were idle this week.
 The two first teams in the league now furnish all five Of the leading scorers, the south church three and the Lutherans the other pair. liar old Bengtson completed this reduc- ton of the field by scoring seven field goals this week and moving into third place with 50 points. Bernard Wosilus and Francis Hat tings of the South church dropped back to fourth place, where they are tied, and Rodney Walrath, Trinity Methodist forward, fell from the ranks of the leaders,.
 Hultberg is leading in field goals with 39. Gordon Ely, midget for ward of the Center Congregational church. advanced into first place in foul shooting by scoring all three shots in this weeks game and brings his total 10 six successful losses in eight tries. Clarence Der rick Of the same team committed two more personal fouls and tied Hattings for the questionable honor of making the most of these. Each has been called 1U times. The south church still leads in team scoring with 1lS, but the Luthcrans have pressed up to within five of this total. The first five scorers:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
COUNTY " LEAGUE
 LEAD IN BALANCE
New BTitain-PIainVile Game To- t--Kensington Loses Third
"t OuntN "N" standing

Bitter rivals will clash for first place in tine County "" senior bas- kcjbaI league tonight. when the New Britain South caurch will move upon Plainvillr 10 meet the ''Y' team of that town in the Plainyillc High school gymnasium. Neither team has been defeated in league play this year. the locals having run up four wins by impressive scores and Planyille having turned in two victories including one over the strong Highland Park outfit Last year each team won the game on its own floor and d play-off for the championship was necessary. New Britain taking this third and decid- ing game.
 Plainvllle is ready for tonisht's battle and j5 conhdent Of victory, while New Britain, despite its rather ragged showing on Wcdnes- day night, is determined 10 come homo from the neighboring town with its fifth victory and nrmcr grasp on first place. Six of the leagues dozen high scorers will be in the game tonight, three on each side Bell of New Britain was lead ing the circuit al the last compila- uon, while Vessels was in third po- sitiou and Barta in tenth. Miller Of plainyiIlc held seventh place, Gcct- orsloh Was tied with Barta, and Caulicld Was on the l2th rmg. With all these high scorers in the contest, d scoring battle is anticipated.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
 New York-I-arry Biello. New York, outpointed Jack Murphy, California, G0).
 New Havcn-Bat Battalino. Hart ford. knocked out Phil Verde, Rochester, (5).
 dclphia-Mickcy Diamond Philadelphia, outpointod Speedy Culberson, Oklahoma, (S).
 Miami-Eddic Speaks Louisville, outpointcd Harry Forbes, Chicago. G0).
 Lake Worth, lfla.-Joc Estrada. . Mexico, and Ray Mitchell, Phila- dclphia, drew Go).
 Hot Springs. Ark.-.JOhnny Ma son. Cincinnati. knocked out Jack Matlock. Dallas. Tex. (4.
 Grand Rapids. Mich.-Lcn Darcy, Grand Rapids. outpointed Murray Gitlitz, New York, G0).
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
.DE MOLAY QUINTET
 DOWNS BRIDGEPORT
Takes Sole Possession Of First
 Place in State League

New Britain swept out in front of the state DeMolay basketball
 leagu" last night when it played almost perfect basketball against a last Bridgeport team and handed humiliating 39-14 defeat to tn"
 Park City quintet on the latters
 home floor. It was New Britains sixth consecutive win. Both teams
 entered the fray with clean slates, ..while Bridgeport had behind itacon-
 ttdencc inspired by capturing the Connecticut championship for the
 past two years. But tn" title hold
 CTS. good as they were, proved to
 be no match for the Hardware City
 team in the form in which it was
 it's way into the lead at the very
 beginning and held tae advantage
 all the way.
 New Britain got the jump on Bridgeport, runulug l,p ttr
 before the home team caught it's
 breath. Erickson and S,,u...vn !, |
 the scoring in this half. which clos
 'I NltH tue score f-b. Bfl1Et port having scored only twice from the field. In the second half Berg ! lund, HcWctt, and Morcy pepperel Inc basket with success, while again ! Bridgeport could collect only tHo , field goals. It was 25-S at the end O. the third quarter. with scores coming frequently in the final ! period. Hewett went out on fouls 1 with three minutes 10 play and i Swanson moment later, but ! Bridgeport could not profit by these | losses.
 Mercy and Swanson starred on the attack and Berglund and Hew- | cit on defense. Erickson held 1 Childs, the Park City star, to one ! basket while Graham another fast
 man, was kept bottled up by first Hewett and then Mercy. The los i CTS were reluctant to believe that ! it was the New Britain teams first
 year of playing as a unit and saite the locals were the best passing team they had seen in q long time. i The game was played in the War
 ren Harding high school gym. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
THREE FAST GAMES
 IN BRISTOL LOOP
EndeeS, Eagles and Terryyine
 Maple Ends Are Winners
Special 10 the Hpraldl


 Bristol, Jan. 10.-Thrce Of the closest games yet witnessed in the Bristol City Basketball league were played at the Boys club gymnasium last night and each contest finished with the top team going at a whirl- wind pace and with a decisive mar gin of victory
 The Eagles. second place five were forced to speed mp in the last half Of q tilt with the Maccabees to defeat them. The half time score read in favor of the Eagles ny two points The work of Al Rordeau for the winning club was outstanding and that of Kolcdney. Macs left back. featured the losers attack.
 In the second tilt the New De- partures. after having led by only Gl" points at the half mark dcfcat- cl tho Horton team by 31 to 15 score. The game was not decided until the final period when accurat" long pops by "Dutch" Leonard. Endcc center. shot tho Bearing Makers into tho lead. Tho shooting of Martin. Horton left forward was the high light of the losers offen- s!vo.
 The Tcrryvillc Maple Ends, trail ing at half time by II 10 ,. rallied in the final semester of this battle with the Older Members to win by a - to 12 score. Roland looked best for the winners with nine points and Mel White. with three baskets, was the offensive here of the 70, M. $" attacN.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
OUT OF COMPETITION
Miss Jr5vc Wcthcrcd. British Golf Champion. Will Not Play in Tour namcntS This Year.

New York. Jan. 10 UP)-Miss Joyce Wethered, England's greatest woman golfer. will not play in any competition this year. she has writ ten 10 Miss Glcnna Collett.
 With Miss Wethered. present Brit ish champion, not competing, Ameri- cas- hopes for winning that crown are brighter than ever. Miss Col lett and several other Americans in tend to compete in the British Women's tOurnament. which has nev- CT been won by an American born player.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
Bristol Dixies Challenge
 Local Basketball Teams
Special to the llerald1


 Bristol, Jan. 10-The DiNlu bas- kctball team of this city. leader of the City basketball league with four at traignt victories 10 it's credit for Il ono thousand percentage in th" standing, challenges any fast team in in" city Of New Britain. mclGd- ing thc BurriltS--urW uniforms and all-thc South Church five and oth- rr clubs of like calibrc.
 The local quintet has been strengthened considerably sine" en- iorin% the local loop and believes that it can take the best in th" state into camp. For bookings write to !. C. King l5 Landry street, Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
CORBIN TEAMS TO MEET
 TONIGHT IN DUSTY LOOP
Quintets in Same Family to Extend Feud to Basketball Court-P. & F. Corbin Clashes With League Lead- ing Screw Shop Outit-Gascos Slated to Try Con- cusions With Cabinet Lock Crew-Fafnirs Favor cd to Defeat Lowly Newmatics in Third Game.

team. Ii win t" two games and one halI out of frs; place and the league race win be very close if the Rice men defeat the Iailrndcrs.
 Officials have requested that teams taking part in the first gamo be on tine floor several minutes before ESQ o'clock so that the gam" will he started on time.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
SCHEDULE 168 GAMES
l .aeicrn Baseball I"a%uC Faces Big Gc~t Program in lt~ History Dur ing the Next season.

Springfield Mass. Jan. 10 OrD- The Eastern baseball league win play a schedule of lGS games dur ing the coming season, the biggest schedule in it's history, according 10 d decision reached by club owners at meeting here yesterday.
 Never before has the league play ed morc than l54 games in a season. The largest schedule was necessary 10 make iho split-s".ron plan work able.
 The season will cover 92 weeks. opening on April l5 and closing September 'l Each team will play Ie games with each other in each halG Of thr season, six at home and siX away.
 At yesterdays meeting William r. Carey assuHrd office as president or tho lna@u", succeeding Herman ! Wrianau of Wa@rrbWy conn. r.- -r"1.d
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
HOLY CROSS SCHEDULE,

Worcester, Mass. Jan. lU tPJ- A 1o-gamc football schedule has been arranged hy Holy Gross Io, nc&t season. as follows.
 Sept 27. St. Honavunrr: Oct 1 Providence College. 1t rathoic [ nlversit> iS Fordhm. -s. Brovr at Providence: Nov. ,. I,mgors< iu Nc" Jersey: A, lnt." I;It"r roIlr4r ,, Harvard al Cambridge: 2g I.oyola; 29, Boston College at Bos ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
ken ~il"tOu BOl~ Ch:b

r Was reported this informing tbW lbu. Eun"H H-l club had dropped out of iii. ut"rm"di0t" County "(' lagur, tu' thp Ioa2ur manager. Rev.. N,rnon L. Philips of Nwrsjm2'on has not y' received official noti"" ot this action. C. W. l.uu&hton, manager ot t1' local I'irs' Rapjsts. "&s informed of the reported with Ira"1l upon aItomr'ing 10 rr'ns' ,or tto S"hcdul"d game hut"c"n his team uud Enfield this week.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-10
SaNitts Oncr Trophy

The Savitt store of Hartford. it was announced at meeting held after the games in the club library. has offered loving cup to the team winning the league. It could not be learned whether or not the loop would accept 1t last night, as President William F.. Tracy was ab- sent from the meeting.