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New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
PENN ID CLASH
 WITH COLUMBIA
First Crucial Game Of Eastern
 League Next Wednesday

New York. Feb. 10 lTp-The first legiate basketball league season will find Pennsylvania clashing with Columbia in New York Wednesday night. This game, involving the league lead. features the leagues three game schedule for this week.
 By virtue Of its thrilling %7-34 vic tory over Cornell in an overtime game at Ithaca Saturday. Penn rcgaincd undisputcl possession Of the league lead with three victories and no defeats. Columbia. however. remained in percentage tie with the Quakcrs with two victories in as many starts. Wednesdays game will break the percentage deadlock one way or another. There is little basis for comparison between the two teams. Columbia beat Dartmouth by one point al Hanover and Penn trimmed the Indians by eight points at Philadelphia but that, Of course. is not indicative of the comparative strength Of the two outfits.
 After the Penn game, the Lions will travel to New Haven for q game with the last place Yale team. Fri day night; on Saturday, Dartmouth. tied with Princeton for second place. tanglos with Cornell at Ithaca. Cornell is fifth in the standings but prospects of Big Red victory over the Indians seem bright.
 In tho individual scoring race. I'd HoroWitz of Yale is far ahead Of the field. The Eli forward tossed in i5 points against Dartmouth to swell his seasons total to 4. in five games. Lewis of Cornell. who scored lG points against Penn. is tied with schmidt Of Dartmouth for second place with 29 points.
 The league standing. 10 date, fol- i1.,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

ing Berkeley. G-3, 0-G, 7-5, 4-6. G-3 Houston-Al Espinosa wins Hous- ton open golf title with score of 2SI.
 Canncs-Elizabeth Ryan and Co chet beat Tilden and Cecilia Aussem in mixed doubles finals of Cannes tennis tournament. l2-lO, 6-3.
 New York-Elder bows 10 Miller and Fitzpatrick, Canadians, in sprint feature of Millrosc games: three worlds records fall: Petkiewicz and Martin, foreigners. lose.
 Los geles-Tom Lieb, Notre Dame. signs as head coach of Loyo- Ia university Of Los Angeles. New York-Frank Hunter beats Julius Seligson, 6-S. 6-2, e.. in finals Of national indoor singles ten his championship; Cutler and Rock afellow beat Cosgeshall and Murphy for doubles crown, 6-@. G-S. 2-6. 6-4.
 Pinchurst, x. C.-Helcn Hicks conquers Mrs. Sarah Wadsworth. Pittsburgh, 10 A. in St. Valentine golf tournament final,
 New Nork-.A Brown. recognized hy New York commission IS ban tamWeisht champion, wins on foul from Johnny Erickson in fourth round Of l5 round title fight.
 Ottawa - Leila Brooks Potter smashos two worlds records in wom- ems North American speed skating championships; Ross Robinson, Toronto, wins four titles in mems competition.
 HaVerford - National women's squash racqucts title goes 10 Mrs. George w. Wishtman. Boston who beat Ruth Hall, Philadelphia, l5-I2. l5-1S, l5-A. S-15, l5-9.
 New Orlcans-Zida, daughter of Hov. takes Crescent City handicap.
 West Point, x. Y.-Army surprises Harvard polosts with 24-O victory.
 Ottawa -- Eleanor Holm wins Canadian 20 yard breast stroke title; equals Canadian record.
 Philadelphia -Mercersburg acade- my captures team title at University Of Pennsylvania national intcrschol- astic swimming championships
 Baltimore - United States beats Canada at squash racquete, s match cs to one
 Basketball:
 Ithaca. \. Y.-Penn is forced in- to overtime 10 beat Cornell, G7-S4. m Eastern Intercollegiate league game.
 Hanover. \. Dartmouth sinks Yale deeper in league cellar with o2-S5 victory.
 Chlcaso-Purdue strengthens hold on Western Conference lead with 91--5 triumph over Chicago.
 Mnncap apolis-Minnesota chalks up second conference victory with sur. prisins 26-2l victory over Illinois.
 Columbus, c. MCCraCken's sharpshooting gives Indiana ,26-93 verdict over Ohio State.
 Lexington, Na.-Washington and Lee hangs up seventh straight Southern Conference win over Se- vance. &5-3o,
 South Bend Pit boat' Notre Dame for second time, 25-l6.
 Hamilton-Syracusc burics Col gate under 33-l4 score.
 New York-Columbia bows to Fordham, @3-3l.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
SPORTS SUMMARY

Ey tHe tsoooiated Press
 New Nork-Lou Little. Columbia football coach, picks new slate of as sistants: Arthur Sampson. Tufts coach. becomes backGcld mentor for Lions,
 Los Angeles Argentina four wins Pacific coast open polo title, beating Midwiclls, s.,
 Florence, Italy Roberto Eohcrti knocks out Ruff in fourth round to win Italian heavyweight champion ship.
 HaVana-AIiss Fountain wins first race al Havana and pays SGS5.G0 for s in mutucls.
 san Antonio-W Wilmor Allison wins San Antonio Country clubs invita- ton tournament singles title. beat
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
FOUR TEAMS IN LEAGUE
 TIED FOR FIRST PLACE
Peculiar Situation Exists in Tabs Basketball Circuit East Ends Defeat Eagles 25 to 19 - Tabs Down Sons of Italy IS to 12 - Results of Both Contests Are Big upsets-Quartet of Quintets Now Have Standing of .50O-Bitter Rivalry Exists Now.

Referee. Shechan; timer, SihorI. scorer, Butler.
 Comcback Tails
 Despite a strong second hlIr comeback. the Sons of Italy tca,o failed 10 overcome a Tabs lead that had been accumulated in tho fir. three-quartors of the game. Tns score was i to s halfway throueh the second period and rally by the Italians brought the score to poil, where the teams were separated by three tallics. This was two aul one-half minutes before the end.
 "Beansy' Wiehn, Tabs captain. made a foul shot which gave hls team a four-point lead and ju before the final whistle he dropped in field Go1l.
 At halt-timc the score vas 7-5. Tabs. For 10 minutes the Sons of Italy team were unable 10 make q field goal and in the five minutes remaining in the first half 1t ma Ie two, Augustine and Karbonic con- tributlng.
 Emil karbonic of the Sons team oXcelled in Gll-around play. Ho took the ball off the blackboard on many occasions and was his tcam's nigh scorer. Every member Of tna Tabs team played a strong part ir the victory. The OBricn brothers made some nice baskets m Lefty Truhan played the finest floor game Of the afternoon.
 The Snmnll1.A,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

BOYS CLUB FACES STRONG OPPONENT
Springfield Junior Varsity, With
 Clean Slate, Here Tonight
Springfield JaYyees

Boys Club Springfield Jayvees Zcmbrowski .............. Harris
 Right Forward
 GruSha ............,.. Joyce
 Left Forward
 herolejza ,.......... RouGhgarden
 Center
 Com mpa@non" ..........,.... Brown
 Right Guard
 IalE"h ................ Ulmstcad
 Left Guard
 SubsttUtoS-Eoys' club: Ecnia- min, Gofia, Ramctta. Eoukus Springfield Jayvccs: Nelson. Smith, Morgan.
 The undctcatcd Springfield Y. NJ. C. A. college junior varsity basket ball team will oppose the Boys club on the club floor this evening in what is expected 10 be the hardest same on the locals schedule, and Captain Tony kerclejza and his mates know that they must be RI the very top Of their form to be able to hold their own against Bay State collcgians. The Springfield JayNccs have run up an cnviablc record so far this season. having scored victories over q number of the fastest schoolboy and prep school teams in this section of the country.
 Numbered among the visitors vic tms is the strong St. Thomas Sem mary of Hartford, and the Spring field quintet has been the only one to earn d triumph over the semin- arlans this year, the Hartford team having won all ten of it's other starts. Collegiate Prep of New Ha- zen IS another powerful outfit which has been forced 10 bow 10 the team which will appear here tonight. and other victims include the Springfield college freshmen. the Albany college Of Pharmacy, and the Trinity church club of Springfield
 Against this potent outfit Coach Ray Anderson will fling his full strength, for the physical affIjctions which have been hampcring the club now seem to have been over come. Stanley Zcmbrowski. the fashy little forward, and Walter Grusha, who is making his name as 1orecourt man after having been made over from a guard. will start Tn the forward berths, with the keen-eycd Al Ramctta and 1.-the Joe Boukus on hand for reserve duty. Tony kerelej2a will jump. and if he is having one of his good nights the ColleGlanS will find the going hard. Joe Goffa is now well on the road 10 recovery from his recent ill., ness and may bc able 10 play ,o night for longer period than has been the case in recent games, which should strengthen the local team In the back court will be John Com paSnonc, the old reliable; Albert Benjamin. a clean but rfriciont guard; and Mike raluch. who has developed remarkably during the present season.
 In the preliminary game the Boys club Reserves will meet an opponent yet to be selected. An at tempt was made to book the South Church Reserves for a return game hut the latter team could not be brought together in full strength this evening and tho club manage mont vas looking elsewhere today,
 l'anclng will follow the games.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
ESP|N0SA TAKES
 HOUSTON TOURNEY
Tops Johnny Golden Of Paterson
 by Three Strokes

Houston, Tex. Feb. 10 GP' - Al Espinosa, Chicago pro. possessed tho $500 first prize money in the Houston open golf tournament to- day, after riding 8 margin Of q few strokes over the field yesterday for a subpar total of 2S1 on the Rio Rico Country club course.
 Espinosa finished three shots in front of John Golden, Paterson, N. l.. who traNclcd over the layout in 2S4, four shots under par for the 72-holc grind. Harry Cooper, unat- tached, finished in third place, two shots behind Golden.
 Espinosa. Golden and Cooper played together for the final two rounds of the tournament. Espinosa stood four strokes better than his rivals at the end of the first day with a 139 as the threesome left the first tee yesterday afternoon Espinosa had a five stroke lead. and though his opponents were pressing the Chicago pro kept the advantage.
 Golden's second place was worth s400. while Cooper drew down S270 for third. Johnny Rogers, of Den yer, finished fourth; r. o. Hart. Wheeling. W. Va. fifth: II. l.. Me Faden, Kansas City. sixth; and Craig Wood. Bloomfield, x. J.; Mike Turncsa, Elmsford, N. Y.; Bobby Cruickshank. Purchase, N. Y; Tom Creavy. New York, and Jack Burnc, Houston. tied for the next five places. Wifiy Cox and Hank Decker of Kansas City respectively took 1oth and 18th places. Tied for the last money places were Tony Ma nero Elmsford; Frank Walsh, Chi eago; Jimmy DCmarcst, Houston; Clarence Clark. Tulsa; Hermann Barron. Port Chester; Paul kunyan, and Mangrum.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
TIGERS WINNERS
 OF FIRST GAME
Defeat BearcatS in Opening
 Game Of Series at Y

In the first game of a three game series to determine the champion Of the Saturday Afternoon Basketball league at the Y. NJ. C. A.. the Tigers team defeated their most bitter rivals 20 10 IS Saturday. The two teams ended the regular playing season tied for first place and series was decided upon 10 deter mine the league champion.
 The Tigers displayed steady brand of passing and shooting dur ing all stages of the game. Grimala and Aronson held the spotlight in both the offensive and defensive de-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
TWO DEAD AS RESULT
 OF HEADON COLLISION
Five Others Hurt When Automo piles Crash on East Drookfield
 Road-All lounl Men

Spencer, Mass. Feb. 10 tP-Tne C men were dead today and five oth. CTS were less seriously hurt after :; head-on collision between two auto mobiles.
 George Gcrome Deyln. 25, o. East Jat'reN, N. H., was killed |, the crash, which occurred on tn, East Rrookheld road early yestor day morning, and Harvey Beaudin 25. of Spencer. died several hour. later of a fractured skull.
 The five others received cuts sprains and abrasions. They wer. Joseph Gadarire, 24. George r Shea. 2l, John J. Spillane. 4. an, Harold s. Kelly. 2t all of Worces ter, and Wallace F. Mulhall, 23, 0 Spencer.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Y INTERMEDIATES WIN

The Y Intermediates scored a1 easy but decisive victory over Bri5- tol Saturday by the score of 2 10 s. Both teams opened with baskets but the Bell Towners were unable to stop the scoring spree of the b. calls Palau was the best bet for the losers while Meligonis and Meotti were the stars for the winners. The
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
'. M. DUCKS VICTORS

The Y. NJ. C. A. Ducks waddlsi through the Om's basketball team Of Bristol at the Bristol Boys club gym Saturday 10 the tune of 45 to 26. The Ducks would like games with any senior team at either bas. ketbail or water polo For samss see Feldman or call 4s33-W Te- tween and D. m. The score:
 \. NJ. (. \. Ducks
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
VERSATILE PREP ATHLETIC

St. Louis, Feb. 10 LP,-Iive feet five inches tall and weighing only l24 pounds, Earl Jansen, one of the smallest athletes in St. Louis prep circles has won lS letters in track, baseball. basketball and football al Cleveland high school
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
HOCKEY PAYS IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. 10 H-On a night the Chicago Blackhawks played the Boston Bruins in a professional hockey game all but seven of the 15,20l seats in the stadium were re- served,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
~<szsssas. AN OLD TIMERS SCRAP
 BOOK W 9sA.4E BY TIM McoRATH-
eharkcy-JcGrics Duel ct Concy i,- la"d Packed Plenty of
 Thrills for Tim.

IVY hat do you consider the great est heavyweight title fight?" ft sports fan writes mo. Well. for ,- tion. the -Firpo battle vas a Whirlwind of thrills. l didn't sc, that one.
 But did sce my greatest fight Of that type in New YorE-thc great 23-round battle between Jcfrrics an.l SharkcN at Concy Island. in 1892. What courage the spectators ga < that time,
 This Was he first indoor fight where movies were made. over r.. ring were hundreds of are ljch.s They gave out more heat than light,
 "Bedad, it's like the tronics hcr-. . said Tom. as he entered the ring. The heat bothered both men nnti, tfey started fighting. Then they forgot it.
 Jeff came tearing out in the thir,l. Sharkey missed swing at him. Their heads cracked audibly. Shar- key went down. but was up in q mo- mcnt, fighting furiously. The col llsion split open Toms eye. Blood poured out, Tom fought on.
 But Toms raseous battle got it's real setback in tho ninth. In trying 10 land an overland on Jcff's head Toms loft arm was thrown from it's socket, After that. he had t2 Jump every time he tried to use his left thereafter.
 Colonel William X. Brady. Jctfs manager, and Biuy Delaney. his traner' saw this, and had Jeff drive his right into the Sailors side whna- ever he jumped, Tom complained Of stitch in his side. l knew Jeff Was caving in his ribs.
 He tore in as hard as he cou.J. The crowd missed q little.
 "Fin1. they're hissing me" hc said when he came 10 the corner.
 No. Tom, it's noise from the electric lights told him.
 After the fiXht, Tom presented a sorry sight, But though the flesh was battered, the spirit wasn't crushed.
 A couple Of reporters asked the decllsWabber if he was badly hur..
 Hurt is it..' Sharkey roarci. sure me ould father used 10 girc me worse heatings than that when 1 was boy in Ireland"
 All hail to grand old Jeff. But all hail to Sharkcy's samcncss. lmaSlnc one of the present crop of heavyweight contcndcrs battling un- der such odds,
 (Copyright. 1880. NEA Service. Inc,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
\. 0. IT. ROWLING ILtlIJ'

Tho New Britain A. 0. II. bowl ing team was successful in dcfeat- ing the East Hartford branch team at the Meridcn alleys late last wec'.. Rev William A. Harty Branch had
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

New Britain is In the lead now and the local team hopes to hold it 10 the end of the season. Some great ;cames arc in store with Meriden playing here Thursday night and Amsterdam coming back here again next Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

Manager Lanpher stated today mat he hated to keep changing his 1ram but he saw no other way out oi inc dilemma. It is true that there IS something radically wrong with '1e play Of tho local crew and until this can be discovered. the team will go on as It has gone on, falling be- fore teams for the remainder Of the season.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Tigers
Bear Cats

Score at half time. 1@-9 Bear Cats. Referee, Preisser. Timer. Miller. Scorer, Zetterman.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

Red" Donnclly deserves q great deal of credit for his exceptional play in yesterdays game. He has been i'll and his play of last Thurs day night showed it. He was prompt cd to refrain from playing against Glens Falls last Thursday but realiz- ing that the game was important, he i;ot up from bed, donned his togs and played. He wasn't quite right in yesterdays game but he did a great job on Steve Pierce. This, in a great measure we think. was responsible for Steve's readiness to quit at the first excuse.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
East Hartford

total pinfail Of 12GG to lG27 for East Hartford
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

II" plans now 10 make some more "hangcs In the lineup ard will fry 10 organize a quintet for next Satur- "aN night when the Maspeth, l.. l.. I1thuanlans come here to play. This IS another tough nut 10 crack and New Britain will have 10 show plenty "t basketball to come through with win.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Totals
Bristol
Totals

Score at half-timc. 11-4. NcN Britain. Referee, G. Miller; timrr, E. Coylc; scorer, F. Miller.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
5 pc a king of Sports

ne debaclc of the New Britain 'dSNetoall team against the Renais- ~'nce five Saturday night at inc '9'd"icN Arena on Church street, has put lew more grey hairs in the 1aSC thinning thatch atop the head Of Manager Clarence Lanpher. Follow Ing the complete holdup of tbn 1oca, ,' .sd''' m the second half of the game. the local pilot cared not whether his 'eahl played any more games this season or not.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Tabs
Sons of Italy
Totals

Score at haif-umc, East Ends, 1--9. Referee, Shcohan; timer, tS . kora: scorer, Butter.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

Earl Pierce took exception to the statement made in certain quarters during the past week that he was perfectly satisfied to 20 to Amstcr- dam in the trade that brought Wild BilI' Duggan to this city. Pierce said that he had nothing to say about it but he certainly would not have ugrcc, were he asked about it.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

The four teams in the Y. NI. T. A. society Sunday Afternoon B3s- kctball League are tied for first place with two victories and two defeats.
 Ihls most unusual happening was brought about yesterday afternoon when the East Ends and Tabs. one game behind the leaguc-lea ding, Sons of Italy and Eagles teams, oNercame that one game advanta .,e by victories yesterday afternoon.
 In each Of the games the winne~s were inc undordog teams in the betting, but they held the upper hand during the greater part of the contests. The Sons of Italy team. heavy faNorite prior 10 the start of the league race, was handicapp,. I by the loss of it's star forward, Will ton Mercy.
 East End Eagles Game
 Until the game hed progressed Ih minutes the East Ends and Eagl $ played on even terms. At the l) minute mark the score was tied Y. eight points. The East Ends thaA took the lead on Erney Klopp's ba4- Eet and they held it until the end.
 Toward the latter part Of the COL test the Eagles started 10 battle anJ came within four points of a tic one minute from the final whistle but the East End team stalled success fully.
 Henry Eccano played q strong game on the offenae and klorp played good floor game for the winners. Tony Fcrony was the hish scorer for the losers.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
League Standing

Yesterdays Results Ea-t Ends D. Eagles 19. Tabs Is, Sons Of Italy l,.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

The action of the team in walking off the floor after Referee Eddie Hart had called a foul on Archie Muirhcad. was, if anything, moro an action that would be expected from school kids than from professional performers. It is just simply a case in point where a certain something got lodged in their ncclks, as the common saving goes. and the team refused 10 play rather than get dc fcated.
 Like in baseball or any other sport. the umpire or referees decision is final There is no appeal from it, ;fs long as the arbitcr rules according 10 the regulations Of tho league gov "rning the particular game in which he is officiating.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

The same thing happened 10 New Britain as to Amsterdam in ycSter- days game. At the opening of tho fourth period. a third foul was called on New Britain and the Partners thereby lost a goal. However, the team didn't quit the floor as Amstcr- dam did later on. Tho reason is ohvi- Ous. The Partners felt that they could win the game, despite the tough "hrcaks.' They stuck to their guns. Amsterdam players made themselves appear ridiculous by go- ing off the floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

He cancelled the game with pat- 'rSoh' scheduled here for Wednesday 'ISht because. as he says. New Brit "m would furnish no opposition for the American learucrs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

Just what the changes will bc. nave not been announced as vet by Inc manager. He plans on releasing three men. He intimates that he will try to sign up Sam Richman. former center of the Bristol Endees and will transfer Jerry Conway back to guard It appears from this that the New Britain team will be composed. prob ably, of Collins and Sloman at the Forwards, Eichman at center and Conway and MarCnincCk at the j>uards On paper, all of these teams F"om to be likely looking combina- 'ions. On the floor they have had a vastly different appearance.
 The minds Of basketball fans arc certainly funny. A certain crowd Of fans has been "on' Jimmy Collins Tor tho past several nights Added to these arc the easily impressed minds of a pack of youngsters. Frequent J3zzbcrrics have been heard for the star forward Of the local team and ;hcr" seems 10 be no answer to the question, why.
 Now, let's turn our attention to roller hockey and the game played at the Stanley Arena yesterday. New TT before during the existence of the same in this city, that is, within our Non, have we seen a combination of polo players who were so thoroughly burned up as the Amsterdam quintet was in the dressing room yesterday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

In yesterdays game. Referee Ed die Hart declared that Murhead had committed foul when he held onto foul on Duggan for showing Muir head. There is no appeal from this decision and it was a foolish and vain movement for Amsterdam to refuse 10 play.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

The Amsterdam players had boast cd loudly and longly Of what they were going 10 do to New Britain yes- terday. Had New Britains goals all remained in the cage. Amsterdam would have been badly beaten. New Britain had seven in and out goals. Duggan had four "kid' Williams two and DonnClly one.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-17
FAVORABLE FLYING CONDITIONS
FORECAST FOR EIELSON SEARCH
Childhood Pastime
Wrecks Marriage

Chicago. Jan. l7.-(R-Thc ancient
and popular pastime of sliding down
the bannisters has wrecked the mar
rage of the Walter Gabberts. Judge
SABBATH indicated yesterday he would
sign q divorce decree in favor Of Mrs.
Gabbert.
II va her delight, she set forth, to
slide down the bannisters. Gabbert
objected. The appearance of his wife
swishing around q curve, or the noise
of 1t, or something-it vas not quite
clear to what he took particular ex-
ception-was not favored by him. She
told the court he eventually resorted
to cruelty in an effort to break her
of the habit formed in happy child
hood.
Alimony and custody Of their
small child was granted Mrs. Gabbert.