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New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
HARTFORD COUNTY TRACK
MEET HELD HERE TODAY
Athletes in Three Classes to Compete in Events at Me-
mortal Field in Willow Brook Park-Aeen Compe-
tition in intermediate Section in Which High
School Team Is Entered-Coach Depot Enthusas
tic Over Chances of His Charges-Suffeld Not In

With athletic teams com petins in
three classes, the junior, intermedi-
ate and senior, the annual champion
ships in track and field of the Hart
ford County Y. NJ. G. A will be set
tied today at Memorial Field in Will
low Brook park. The junior and in
termedlate events were ccheduled for
the morning while the cenicr compc-
tition was TO take place this after
noon.
Coach Lionel Depot Of the New
Britain High school track team who
is in charge of arrangements for the
meet here, expects six teams to en-
ter the junior contests with 10 teams
battling 1t out in the intermedia te
Eight or ten teams will compete in
the senior events in the afternoon.
These will be started promptly at .
O'Clock
This is the second successive year
in which the Hartford County meet
has been held in this city.
The New Britain High school
track team will be officially entered
in the intermediate class events. Be-
cause Of the fact that the Suffield
team is not entered this year. the
locals have an excellent chance Of
making a good showing in these
events, Several Of the field per-
formers on the local team Will be
entered in the senior events.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
SINGER GETS REVENGE
One Knockout Defeat Suffered at
Hands OF Ignacio Fernandez Wip-
ed Out With Satisfaction.

New York, May "A LP-That one
knockout defeat of AL Singer suffer-
cd in his spectacular ring career
has been avenged to the full salts
faction of Singer.
Singer, knocked out by Ignacio
Fernandez a year ago. gave the Fill
Pine a sound trounClng in ten
round return battle at Madison
Square Garden last night
The first moment OF fighting pro-
yided the only real thrill of the eve
ming. Singer tented his man into
position and crashed his right full
on Fernandez chin. Down the Fill
pino went on his shoulders but
bounced up at the count of two.
Try as he might, Singer could not
floor Fernandez again. His left cut
the Filipino's face, closed his eye and
rocked him time and again With
right hand smashes but Fernandez
took it all in his stride and came
back for more.
It was a one-sided fight all the
way for not once could Fernandez
find a spot for a clean right hand
smash such as he used TO knock out
Singer.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
THREATENS HOCKEY
WAR IN CHICAGO
Tom ShaughnSsey to Run in
Opposition to National League


ENGAGE MAY = "r'--H POSSIBILITY
" 4 iocNeE var ioo''ea To-Day N
'i'G pUi Uiiase u inc MlilIea poi'S
Ciuo Vi lhe Anler4cdh ASSOCIATION by
i'iH o!' us i'hesSe9' Chlcago allor-
"ey anu ollner manager OF the chi
Ceso b'dchhd" AS Oh the Ndllollal
League
ohdushhessey SAID ne would at
tempt 10 ootain an American Asso-
Cldllon 1ranchlse Tor chicago, run
IN opposition TO National League
games az the Cnicago Stadium and
wage nara ilsht against renewal
OF the maJor-mlnor league draft
agreement Inc Draft agreement cX-
pres ana IS up for renewal in Sep
TEMPER.
we are NOT looking for fight
win the National Hockey League,
but II they want 10 fight we'll match
collar for dollar and fight 70 the
limit, Shaughnessey said. We do
not intend to interfere With National
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
BROOKLYN LEADS
BATTING LISTS
Smuggling Robins Pass Out New
York Giants During Week

New York, May "A (P)-The slug
glng which carried Brooklyn to the
top OF the National League standing
last week is clearly evident in the
batting averages released today,
hich include last Wednesdays
games.
The Robins have moved to the
top OF the club batting list with Il
mark of .355, displacing the New
York Giants. and have three of their
leading clubbers in the first ten reg
ulars in the individual list. Babe
Herman Of Brooklyn tops all the
sluggers with an average of .4o4,
but he is hard pressed by Frank
Hogan, the big New York catcher,
who is one point behind. and Paul
Waner of Pittsburgh, who trails by
only two points. Johnny Frederick
and Del Bissonette also represent
Brooklyn among the leaders.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Toronto. Carl Fischer, Newark's
southpaw ace. held the Baltimore
Orioles to two singles and the
Bears evened the series with a 81
victory. Baltimore scored in the sec-
ond but afterwards Fischer was m
yincible. Henry WerJz pitched great
bali for tho Orioles for four inninas
but the Bears punched three of
their nine hits in the fifth for two
runs and the lead and then TO make
the game secure the Bears tailed
another run in the seventh.
Johnny Wilson. Buffalo pitcher
obtained on option from the Boston
Braves, held the Toronto Maple
Leafs TO four scattered hits and
beat them l4-1, as the Bisons
pounded Barnes, Fisher, ard Harri-
son for - hits. The game was de-
cided in the first inning, as it afts,-
wards proved. for the Rjsons hon
ped on Barnes for five hits and -
many rir~. They vcrc aided how
ever by Pete Coro's muff on a doU-
Bile play ball that would have retir-
cd the side v-ifnou4 . SCORE ,ror-
orto's only rim off Wilson 1-oe ecor.
ed in the second half of the first
Although beaten, the Leafs NOW
hold undisputed possession Of first
Mace LEADING Rochester nv HAZE :
game in games in Won and 1osr and
hy two nercer+age no,rte ae veil
Yesterday the t1o taar,s r.ere I'D
in nercen+sge
D.l.. ,.r
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

CI.,.oIand -. -, ~, W.
gsn. C,,,-.er &c., ~ Ia,,ta y. r
Cleveland 2A2. Judee washington
.3S6.
CIoytIand's collective batting aver
aee dronned IL noints hut the In
dams remained A. the ton viii 20s
the only team ia hit better than 200
WASHINGTON ncreasad it's MARI one
no,nt TO .oa4 and vent into second
place with BOSTON rbich vas sec
ond 4 week aro elinned down to
nth philadeInbia remained in the
team fielding / cad with ISL. two
noints o- from last n.aAL- and ne
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Herman has gained more individ
ual honors than any other player.
He holds second place in scoring
and in runs batted in. He has
driven in 33 runs, to trail Chuck
Klein of Philadelphia by one, and
has scored 80 against "a for Bill
Terry of New York.
Frederick has made the mo st
hits for the league, IS, to lead Tay-
lor Douthit Of St. Louis by two.
frankie Frisch of ST. Louis~tops the
hltters OF doubles with Is. XXI
Cuyler of the Chicago Cubs has
gained a dual honor. leading in
triples with six and tying with Paul
Waner at seven for the most stolen
bases. Hack Wilson OF Chicago still
leads the home run hitters with -,
two more than Klein has collected.
Behind the first three sluggcrs
who are locked in their tight ra &c
for individual hitting honors come
ODoul. with .4l6 mark: Terry,
New York. .4OS; Douihit, st. Louis.
.4o2; Comorosky. Pittsburgh, 1898;
Frederick, Brooklyn, .c36; Bison
cite, Brooklyn. .57S: and Klein,
Philadelphia. .37o. They are rated
as regulars, having been at bat more
than rs times.
With the first defeat Of Benny
Frey OF Cincinnati. pitching leader
ship has been divided between Adolf
70 Luque of Brooklyn and Jess
Haines of st. Louis, each OF whom
has won three games without loss.
Lindsey of st. Louis and Heving of
New York have recorded two vic
tories and no defeats. Bill Halla-
han of St. Louis holds strikeout
leadership with 40 victims.
Club fielding honors remain in
the Cincinnati Reds with a mark of
.978, three points better than
Brooklyn
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
RACE TIGHTENS Up
IN INTERNATIONAL
First Place Team Only Hall
Dozen Games Ahead Of Last

With improved showings by the
second diy.Hon clubs in the past
few days, the International League
p,nnant race has lighjcned up so
that Toronto, IN first place. holds a
lead Of only sIX and one-haIf games
over Newark N last.
Fine pitching marked Yesterdays
schedule. especially at Newark and
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Games Tomorrow

PIttsfeld at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Providence.
Allentown at New Haven.
Hartford at Albany.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Standing
Games Today

Baltimore at Newark.
Jersey City at Reading.
Rochester at Montreal, :.
Buffalo at Toronto, >.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Standing

Games Today
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis, 2.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Standing
Games Today

Springfield at New Haven, ..
Allentown at Plttsfeld. ..
Providence at Albany, ..
Hartford at Bridgeport.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Springfield .. New Haven 5.
Allentown s. Pittsfeld :.
Providence 4. Albany :.
t0ther clubs not scheduled .
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

This pair may be matched over the
shorter route in the coming amateur
tournament and, if the 1rl-h lord
who plays 50 casually is on top Of his
game, the Albanian may not escape
by even narrow margin.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Duke uniyersity's baseball team
was shut out the first time in three
years when the Davidson college
nine took a so decision.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

North Carolina lost its first dual
track and field meet sine 1921
when Princeton ualloped the Tar
Heels.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Games Tomorrow

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Games Tomorrow

New York at Brooklyn.
Phila delphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

But bad cess to any son OF A peer
butcher or baker who knocks Bobby
out Of the cham pionship. He de-
serves thi= crown.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Games Today
Philadelphia al New York, =.
Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday
Brooklyn s, Boston 3.
Pittsburgh 7, Chicago S.
Philadelphia ., New York 8.
Cincinnati-St. Louis, rain.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

e. Int dCtoll VI me managers OF the
teams in the City Baseball league
last night in admitting the Sokol A.
{. team as the sixth member of the
circuit. VIII meet with the approval
of everyone connected with the
league.
it happened that last year at
meeting, when Manager Daley of the
Cardinals failed to put in an appear
snce, the league voted the Sokols,
represented by Manager Paul Tutko,
in as a, member. For half an hour.
the Sokol manager took part in the
meeting, voting on propositions as a
member of the league. Then. Man
ager Daley appeared. explaining that
he was unable to appear on time be-
cause he was working overtime.
The question arose then as TO
whether the Cardinals or the Sokols
should be a member of the league.
Although anxious to have his team
in the circuit, Manager Tutko grace
fully withdrew and saved the league
what might have developed into
bitter argument.
Because OF this action, Manager
Tutko was given the first opportu-
nifty to join the league this year
when a place vas made vacant by
the combination of forces of the
West Ends and the Cardinals. Man
ayers of two other teams who were
seeking a place in the league, agreed
that the action of the league was for
the best interests Of everyone con-
cerned. The Sokols, therefore, be-
come the sixth member Of the
league.
A hot fight developed over the
question of limiting teams to play
ers who reside in this city. After
plenty of argument. the league voted
TO adhere to the rule and exclude all
players whose homes are out of
New Britain. This bars Johnny Rose.
pitching mainstay of the Burritts.
and Pat Rose. outfelder of the
Pirates, from the league.
This action will keep from the
league one of its most colorful and
able pitchers and the Burritts will
now be forced to seek pitching talent
somewhere within the limits of New
Britain.
Two more games will be PLAYED
Tuesday night in the Industrial
league. Stanley Rule will meet Lam
ders and Fafnr Bearing Will play
7. & F. Corbin. In another two
weeks. the league will be taking
enough shape so that there will be
fewer ties for places in the stand
ing
The Junior City league is all set
to so with the exception of the lists
OF players which must be submitted
by the managers Of the teams en-
tered. This condition exists also with
the senior league. The seniors will
submit their players list next Fri
day night.
Next month will see baseball in
fun swing in this city. Il is expected
that action will be taken soon by
the Rotary club of this city with re-
gard 10 the reorganization of the
BOYS Baseball league, Nothing def
mite has been done about this mat
ter as yet.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday
Newark 5, Baltimore ].
Reading S, Jersey City :.
Montreal 4, Rochester 5.
Buffalo Il, Toronto /.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Fortunately for Jones il was a
S6-hole event. He would have bccn
beaten by SIX strokes If the match
had stopped after one round. As II
was he had to turn in a S. TO escape
defeat.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Games Yesterday
st. Louis 5. Cleveland 4.
Detroit-Chicago. rain.
(Other clubs not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
BETHANY CAPTURES
PITCHERS BATTLE.
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Then tendency for Jones to do that
is about his only golf weakness, in
the opinion Of Mr.. Rice. and Bobby
promised TO do his best against all
corners. He has had one close call
already. beating out the nonchalant
Lord BroVnlow by single stroke to
win the Golf illustrated gold vase.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
PENNSYLVANIA A
SURPRISE CREW
REGATTA Of 1898 Vas RoWd al
9 O'clock in The Morning
BY TED NOSBtRGH

tAssociated Press Sports Wrlter)
Roved at o'clock IN the morn
Ing on CLASSY water der brolhng
sun. the "Poughkee psie Regatta Of
1898 was not staged at Poughkeep-
sic at all but at Saratoga Lake. the
Hudson having raised such a rumpus
the previous year.
To the amazemcnt Of the handful
OF spectators present at this strange
hour, Pennsylvania scored a four
length victory over Cornell, two
years champion and conqueror of
Yale and Harvard 10 days before.
Wisconsin. first western crew to
enter. missed catching Cornell by a
rare half-length with Columbia last.
Big c. S. Moore OF the Cornell
crew wept while Coach Courtney and
the sturdy little Cornell stroke. (. A.
Briggs, who was only 5 feet S inches
tall and 1873 pounds in weight, tried
in vain 10 console him with the OBJ
servation that Cornell can't win
every time"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Production of decorative tapes
tries, which flourished centuries
ago in Brittany and Normandy, has
been revived in France.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
CHIP SHOTS
BY Jigger

A great many local followers Of
sports, who for the lat dozen years
or SO have followed the course of
sporting events as written by Grant
land Rice in the New oYrk Tribue
land Rice in the New York Tribune
have wondered why his "Sportlight"
and Tales of a Wayside Tee" no
longer appear in that paper.
Mr.. Rice's contract expired last
March and he is no longer directly
connected with any newspaper He
has given up his creation, Tales Of a
Waysde Tee but the "Sportlight"
is sent out BY the Bell Syndicate.
Miss Doty, secretary to the pre-
mler sports writer, very graciously
broke into her busy routine one day
this week to give US this and other
information regarding Mr., Rice's ac-
Invites.
AS radio and movie fans are
aware. he has developed a weekly
program for the -creen and the air
that bring the leading lights in
sportdom before the public in a
more nearly universal way than they
have ever appeared in the perform
ance of their specialtics.
These added lines. together with
his writing, keep Mr.. Rice and Iiss
Doty just about as busy as two NOR
tails can be. Yet TO meet them, even
during office hours. one would not
guess that they had a care in the
world.
On accout Of his daughters COM
ing marriage next month, Mr.. Rice
was unable 10 accompany the Walk
or Cup players as they invaded Eng
land and Scotland, much as he would
have liked to see his friend, Bobby
Jones, perform again on foreign soil.
Before the players sailed, Mr. Rice
supplemented the advice that he had
given Bobby while the Augusta tour
nament was in progress, namely not
10 let W when matched against an
unknown in the lS-hole matches Of
the British Amateur
Then tendency for Jones to do that
is about his only golf weakness, in
the opinion OF Mr.. Rice. and Bobby
promised TO do his best against all
corners. He has had one close call
already. beating out the nonchalant
Lord BroVnlow by a single stroke to
win the Golf illustrated gold vase.
Fortunately for Jones il was a
S6-hole event He would have been
beaten by SIX strokes If the match
had stopped after ono round As II
was he had to turn in a S. 10 escape
defeat
This pair may be matched over the
shorter route in the coming amateur
tournament and, if the 1ri2h lord
who plays so casually is on top OF his
game, the Albanian may not escape
BY even a narrow margin.
But had cess to any son o. 4 peer.
butcher or baker who knocks Bobby
out Of the championship. He de-
serves thi= crown.
North Carolina lost its first dual
track and field meet sine 1921
II hen rrircato- r.71lo,,ef ia, T'o
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24
S pc king
of Sports

The action of the managers of the
teams in the City Baseball league
last night in admitting the Sokol A.
{. team as the sixth member of the
circuit. Will meet with the approval
of everyone connected with the
league.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Ellis Ward Penn coach, did a
wild war dance whom his crew came
through in 1928 He had been on
the verge OF losing his Job but for
the next two years he was hero to
Penn fans
In finish so close that few spec
tators could tell who won, Penn
nosed out Wisconsin the following
year to retain its laurels.
Under estimating the Badgers
Penn was forced to sprint a full
mile to win by scant half-length
Coach Ward smashed a megaphone
In his excitement.
After leading for three and aShalf
miles, Wisconsin lost valuable dis
lance by a wide detour ITO avoid
hitting an empty orange crate" as
Coach McConvile later explained.
well. We outrowed them fairly
and squarely this year" said Ward
when his men had made it three
straight in 1900, land I am vindi-
Gated for the story OF the orange
crate"
Again Wisconsin finished only a
half length behind and two Badger
rooters tainted. Cornell Columbia
and Georgetown brought up the
rear.
Had it not been for the crab
Davenport, No, 5. caught under the
, bridge. We would have added an
other length to our margin" de-
clared Ward. He Rugged all his
men after the race
Production OF decorative tapes
tries, which flourished centuries
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Before the PLAYERS sailed, Mr.. Rice
supplemented the advice that he had
given Bobby while the Augusta tour
nament was in progress, namely not
TO let W when matched against an
unknown in the lS-hole matches of
the British Amateur.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

On accout Of his daughters COM
ing marriage next month. Mr.. Rice
vas unable TO accompany the Walk
or Cup players as they invaded Eng
land and Scotland, much as he would
have liked to see his friend, Bobby
Jones, perform again on foreign soil.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Mr.. Rice's contract expired last
March and he is no longer directly
connected with any newspaper. He
has given up his creation, Tales Of
Wayside Tee" but the "Sportlight"
is sent out BY the Bell Syndicate.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Miss Doty, secretary to the pre-
mier sports writer, very graciously
broke into her busy routine one day
this week to give US this and other
information regarding Mr.. Rice's ac-
Invites.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

These added lines. together with
his writing. keep Mr.. Rice and Hiss
Doty just about as busy as two NOR
tails can be. Yet to meet them, even
during office hours. one would not
guess that they had a care in the
world.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

AS radio and movie fans are
aware. he ha1 developed 4 weekly
program for the rcreen and the air
that bring the leading lights in
sportdom before the public in
more nearly universal way than they
have ever appeared in the perform
ance Of their specialties.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

Next month will see baseball in
fun swing in this city. It is expected
that action will be taken soon by
the Rotary club OF this city with re-
gard TO the reorganization of the
Boys Baseball league, Nothing def
mite has been done about this mat
ter as yet
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

The question arose then as TO
whether the Cardinals or the Sokols
should be a member of the league.
Although anxious to have his team
in the circuit, Manager Tutko grace
fully withdrew and saved the league
what might have developed into a
bitter argument.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-24

The Junior City league is all set
to so with the exception of the lists
OF players which must be submitted
by the managers OF the teams en-
tered. This condition exists also with
the senior league. The seniors will
submit their players list next Fri
day night
The Washington times., 1930-01-04
FUTURE. BRIGHT
FOR LURAY

LURAY, Va, Jan. with the
expenditure Of $3SO,OOO for the
erection Of q high school building
and the largest hotel in Page
county. 1880 is promising to be
the best business year ever
known Ia Luray. Work has al
ready begun on the two struc-
lures.
Contract for the erection Of
the high school building has been
awarded to the r. T. ThurSton
Company, Richmond. The light
ing and plumbing contracts.
awarded to the Page Power Com
pany and the J. T. Campbell
Company, respectively, local con-
Germs, win aggregate $4,000.
j. w. Minis and r. Z. Minis
have broken ground for q hotel
that viii cost $50, 900. "Aven-
tine" q Colonial residence built
30 years ago and used during
the Civil War as q hospital for
Union and Confederate soldiers.
viii be converted into one Of the
hotel units.
The tourist travel for 1880
promises to be the heaviest that
has ever been known in Luray.