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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-25
CoMMON-SENSE
Says
Dr.. JOHN A.
IA I s s

World.rencwned expert on traffic controls
Originator Of electric street sisnaleontrol sys.
tens; Former Special Deputy Police Commis.
sioner in charge Of traffic. New York Citys
President Of Broadway Association md other
civic bodies; Director Of Hartman National
Bank, Petroleum Heat s. Power Company,
etc.; Treasures and Director Of Child Welfare
Committee Of America.
sToday but few people realize the
potential value Of intense scientific
research svork, particularly svhen
carried on BY ssccessfml corpora.
tions svith ample capital at their
disposal do not smoke; but a peru.
sal Of the reports made to yoss BY
qualified experts indicates that your
use Of the Ultra Violet Ray in CON.
s,ection with yosr Toastins Process,
in the manufacture Of Lucky
Strike Cigarettes, thereby rersoU.
ing certain irritants (Which might
otherwise be present in tobacco,
has opened a new era for comsno,s.
sense smokers"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
SHIFT TRAILING CAMPS
 FOR MIAMI SEMI-rIHAL
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E'".A Es.. t,n 1a .f' TI.. fir.r ."oE" in ~ so.arah1I hcIuiod build a2 for ta. seni-ru.I hattIr UrrA,rn JGhn"y I;s5,o and NlcGorio raulpolo in 'h. lnrt",i2a5 show card rrb- ,s"rH -1. "ae .t.H.l today With th" ..Ht "I lualr t"50@I1y quarters from "t-EIN2 pr"riuro7 To tur u1iu r.u- tnrs o} aclNitt.
 iu ih" "h--.a. ol any lua,.I do- i.'.. osor j.r. a#.n aY h.fa,-u Iari .-n.rt"r auj luu $coct vho are n#.r"d tor Inc 1.urm Of rno socf.tv .or njHanc."o.ut of h,a1ywr.4H' "banlpjunhir ,t.@+. 'Hr cousirliou ""s -ro1u 't.a. .'-,p and rampnlo 'Haz ".t,n iHr ,IrI" II packs all t1' po#..5uu,n- "f a .p.ruaruIar scrap for fen rpHn.- uI- I.-.. .nd H.h- #'"n,iH la''r'~.. has d,, Ior.d Iu if.
 Tn bring tl.., rj>ala mor, Ir th-
 po'h-0:. ''G.roto packed his tram- m@ :'-. 'p.-" 'ur shift n -fnc ..- .. "I hr- "r..ome from Coral f,. .i". rn a .I.u I>a-h raauo moi .a" .ror ~H1r.,E- camp Iss.o ur'naI.l Ip hu.ElD in from Holly wool [" d" h. fluff n 'u, s1m. ,ia- rna' -..or H..- nf tH, Et.ca}nr noui.sa~I lH N.ml
 "Hou-1 n" .r mounon,rI a f.>- prjr" a4 %la"L'@ l- orrr S'ou. Cane pnI" has ''n I"Hail'd "+ rH, rhoic, oH-r l:s%p c- rm strength Of rha Ar"'utiucs n.Ih-d lmrroN.m'ut m r1udtjou "- " D oa pWrhju@ aDNll
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

l.oaIoa Jack cNlGl n.r. .n.. EuJ. .Ho"p. ! H.,us r.Il.han. rhl- r"-o, 'fgn
 tlj.ufo@n. ra.-. .N Brown. Iaua- m". oufuou@,I Johnny can1nzori. ,&'pa#. %. J- Gn.
 :'. l'',mbar@. lH. Big Jrf rar@oI .H. p,ue~hur-h. ouipoin,rd Hrs Finch. sg I'clur.bur". uo.
 "ul.a. pI.I. pir. Ium.I.. Munn.- .HoI. c8row..I lu#u, H"uoury. rHjra"o. UoI
 Cr.rnrIi.. Miss. rmro cjau.ro+ He@.noc sand <! umurIn. cHlra@o. .l...,. tIol.
 lars.ouv.u~. fla. Ildu. Gur. @a- %anuah C@.. and u"ai. i-orb.. rhj-
 I~f'auapo't %?u@ .1E,rs. rora. n!jo. J@uno. and EjI'. I,p.:. Cmrin uart drew. tlnJ.
 ,,-" Yor1. @.d wurr5-. >cv York oupGiHr"J ua@'oa Charles France ,loJ
 Nua,apoJa Aa-u. @usd.r Wi rI.~. E"s., stopped Dn'-- Horn Minneapolis, rnJ: Fly .uIIGsau. St ruul ou'potujrd A Nm H<an Ei Pau. tGo.
 Lrai#oa. laaao soa l.#s.r .polaa,. N".H- stopped a..c,. Ken worth. I'ortlu@d. rrr. lel.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
I;".'r'n. Arousou. sror,r. k
NW"dc~ Triumph

The S'. AlHrA's quintet pu up a surprising l2hr against inc I<lrg lm0rraue and kept in th, gam. ry, mor" than three quarters. bul in lb. final seven minutes fine SWrdD- urm on 'h. Narpafh and sho, on. prr;rl basket arf@r auothrr. Ha.a.r- h, J. E"mill"t and I.issrj2 and the jorl shooting Of I,lit and Larson mad. Inc losers dau2rrous lhroughou th. Af' baH d"#pU scoring .pr.rs ht HnIIhrr- aud rarlton And-r-oa. "nd tm"~ml-Iou found lpo s.or~ -"-l..
 <. on, linn. u tao Iaa aat, tn. Hp. ropal1au. had pushed ln ', -5-in. bur lHru rho winners. oa.n. .t" b'"@u 10 click and uuIu,r. 'a" Benson led au assault wht~a "H. mol 10 ar druIod.
 H4hpar@ #,ra,.J his .aoria. leadership u* @arurjuv is point. 'H, "-H.r %A,d. also figured prom 'H"n'IN in the point uaNm4. Eddf. Anderson mad, a number Of spl,ri
 a.ar .rots and lJud-r,n conlrlbIr .4 "n. nnaWE. J E,millI iopp,. h.. Io#.re. "ru Larson u,ttina n. ."H'' nIr. aIu'. u.nr Inc Id E... rig .".u' a uor first half pusHm. jiH#u.fs arogl5 but ron ,.r.or. "t= '" short ur ytol,m car~.r. yD,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
FULL LIST OF HARVARD
 GRID COACHES IS NAMED
San. With thr Exception uf Waiter CIraTH, k IdcIt'iraill the same
N- Last ! ear

ramUrjI4.. Mass. t'eb. l1 No Tn. comDlej" Harvard varsity foot 1all coaching staff for he season of I35u Wa4 announced today by Wi Ham J. Bingham. director of athI,- tics The l~f. with one exception V@: he sam" y- lhai Of last -,asou.
 Thr assistants selected hs Head coach Arnold llorue~u u.rr Ed- varI I~ Casey. barkGrDd roach; E. Jrrom" Dunn. h-ad lin. coach: WaJ- t,r Clear a-~ts'au' line coach. El- ~lrl II. Bradford. cnI coach. aui |lr,o; r. j<-unarI, kicking coach. All pu, Dunn. who played football ar Nirulgaa. ar- rprmrr Harvard play ,rt rlaary. "uo gained his roach- ing ,aporlnuc. af Boston college. Tu'ta and uItu tu. Uar,ard second r.,.cu. wlN aIrr.nI Charles Hub- aar1 who as-.t.J Dunn last ~oasou.
 Director IHn@nau also announced N.a Head c0acH Hornr.n would proj"ulH l." present for 'u" opening oc 'n. sprm1 football work on March F. uu' would np' b. au', to n.u.u fnr all o- tb, 'urrr No'ls sra.tou
 r. vas a3-n .uuoun..l t|sf James l. EH@. would roH.gu. a- head on.rH of .h. second varsity -fuad. a.+..'.d .t Na!.sou SayI.. as nach- U.d oo#~a. John l.. DouoN"u. "- Ha. coach and John Prior ae auJ ro"rh A"'n# Emm.n captain Of tho t>-E 'a0-I'. "tM u"Mu for his -r,ouI s..-"n .. .rr-.uHH roarh and ho ".u .. ~.@.'oa nr Hmu. r. H"ud #u.H. IHn.an. a#1 l"la' W THr- ..- .u... a.-r -.@tou
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
SAVANNAH HOST
 70 PRO GOLFERS
Knights Of the Links Gather for Tourney in Southern Port

."@auah, Ca. r-b. 'a 1T. This
 ioH city. with &oInng history dat
 ing back 10 I1@5 when i, boaa}rd 'ar first cours" in America. wilI l., host 'o in" nations Homad @oif,rS
 this weekend with & 72-holn open tournament starting tomorrow.
 More than two score rrorras onal "un,lrr.r3 or the fafr~a.5 and us
 5tauH >o1uh'ru amHl"ur+. jncludm@ lbr n1'loual opcn king. Bobby Jones or N1lanla, "Ill enter tho three day 1 raias' for th" Njrlor'5 share oE the %%.o"o priz" mon"y and trophies.
 The site Of lhr present course is
 no. tine orj@tnal location of the an cj"1t club hut the Utodvrn governing ! body is q direct descendant of an ur-aulzation N.huh existed in lN1l, Debtors. brought To America , from England by General O%lr- , thorpe. m;rodurrd the game 10 this rcun'ry and inc first course strctch- .I out over r,rritor. ucar modern ] SagunuHh-4 outskirts. Records oi Il ur~Ju- of thr club on September l @2. ,7@G ar" found in the Georgia i Gazette of that period.
 ; The course over which the Gourua- n.u' will br played gained it's bunk l CTS and hazards in the defense of th" city duu1- thr days of the eoulcd- ] ,r#cl. r. Has her" that th" ronf"d- ,.,-aIr army 'nr,. up lis hroustWorES i }p protect SaN13uHh from federal in
 I i uI1n#.ud just na IurJjl% sliced or booked drives. a5 they did federal ! buII....
 . Wth the exception of 'nc bunk i .r,d Gu).e. )lc 5.aG5 yard par 7l courar ramh.-. otrr t#irl> lrNrI ground ~ilh only "n occasional rolI CT fho holes uu~r" jnn mounds auard the ~grrn4 beyond. raddios must stand oa tho high rialn% bunk
 rrs 10 guide players making t"" shor- Diyasr-r awaits iuarcQrat' ap- ! proach shots, for every %r'cn is well 1 trapped. Thor. ur" no water h"z- ] #rds
 JoHnuy Earml and G.u. @araz"u.
 aaad IT,. field cr professionals. Jones. H no ollIE Et"l'iHI> "'''N
 rd 10 ,utar, will h. th" outstanding umH'"I-.
 E-at.-u holes vH1 ho played Thursday and rr.3a> Ht1 "i hol"s crowded into the final do}'s play Sal - urday. Ti,c low Gt scorers will h" 'li- 1 "sp. 10 comprtn in th" rhamrto" ship rounds Saturday for the >l,"oo prize which 4or4 10 Iu" golfer who ,.aa negotiate 1ur di5ijruI' coul'. n ] ihr IoNo@t f~Urr".
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Hor.r. nH Go not tuua H" rou'I uo}, packed I25 pounds and conn" anywhere u,ar nanug rHmmmv .l # mIlr #nd a hail. h .s hard @ copparr fur modern Aoj~-.s w51h iho old. The tracks 1r" wrru b"t.~ now. hut rur ccmr"Dulon was keen nr in tu. old 'IHNs." said Garrison.
 II j= rou'n,rHr- that Garrison .., on ihn #r"ur ot 'Gr first Htnrrr- "ouu ha"s}~rsm light Of import run" H Hlor.da H "5 years. for iu 's@I H,Ia .,upu.r- then a power ;n '.o aporiu- orIH. ~.. l"rc,ly m- "rguea1al ja hritaiu% about th- mtoo hntH.aH JIsI No:uou. 1Hra norld'a r.vmron sud Charley Ir"hrI c. Ea1l.ud u' J@rasou}II. Garrison "uo tird.l.'prr.
 "t'oro,f," ho said. "hn0ru,d ol. Hucu4u Nnh au upp.rcu' that nu- 'd >itr1ru fully a too' and a uan "a jh. foor }.ae rl-ut beneath tt.o. as ,,. uJo- Iau@,I aod aaI ur,rr foro' in"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
r.. JAY NESSi.Ir
nar-- i.dfiol

CAs~ocao,.d 'rrs. Feature %,Hir.)
 ,:.~ York. t',n. 19l lr- rf.#hoI- 'v po"5al. ta"t one or tI.~ 9r.a'.H bauI.+ o. rh. is&o ma5or ,~a4ur @a- son uIn u. rou@ut and dcrld,1 bo- fore a mmI =an, has hr.u pt#v~1
 i''- ... aaf.lr tho Boston I;.1 to> is ha,D"@ with rs.lt oerr rn, acrrp.- auoo or rejection Of tn~ Nav Yor,, Yan,us. orr for Big Ud Morris.
 Tn. h.. great star of Morris cal;- brr. fo v.a. a Rcd Sos uniform uae Babe HuH and hn won't 10 th" Nank~~a. H. nnougH sr.5.ooo. Iu' ,h" uson.H d5j moi go 5u'o 'Ia Gp- If ot rho Boston Soa.
 1,n. sam, Faul,"u4 arc a.t,.r Nor rts. They HttI ha}r their .o' pn, ls,r- book fo a-aiH rIs tp t,nn ..a. Rcd ,iD-. I;u' 'h- fa"0 edition Of th, %o> @ub thr uuruytar)n ..uorI Of hatiu2 'mishnd in thr c,Uav more t1a's than is rI.a"nm to admit. i- tl''+ '' -''.
 rIaytn@ .'r.n-'h is what i. rra.,-. AnI lHu "cr th:u it. is anmauaiu. rG>' r.. Hl. Mar. Eoant@ in tb. proc posed rmH-artlou may make. -ais Iut :no.b,r oa. o. 'hos- d.ale tha, failed.
 You ,aar h1am. rU, Yuuaa,- for Nau;j#: Rig i'd Nor=.+ Any Hjcu- '" ~ho rru "tu %@ -.ms in tuo y."r~ for a club that nni.pd r3 tnr cellar both saa~ou- is ~ood ruoa2. for "N ""na bah rr@u
 %tn"r,a rr Gi4 EG-s ,frtor5-. cam. in ta-> na,r j.. ,"mIr.d r.a.uy oa"-.l5rd of rs~ oam,.. I.'. rd in tm @os.oH Rcd %o> won ,ol- uuu.
 r"~' y.ar ~n.u Go..oa dt,,a ,o nr@ lo" depths 'or a cellar rhaa- pjon Morris 4ou only tI ";m.s.
 Hut with club llI." the NanE,-3 h"hjnd hjnn. he probably -ould Ja4. been ID 'H"rr rroaaiu4 ao,- u.a G"oE" and Ear.~Uyw Tor rur laaaI. leadership.
 And there's l.o telling what his "Hson'+ record would hasu hr.n fo- 1928 "h"t h. rooa :b~ decision in io ror',rs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
L9nlont Bcc0mcs,Jinc
 CNach at W Washington

CNIruH0. 'OD. " LI'-- 70nlCT J Lamont. for tine last Two years dI- ,7.ctor Of athletics at Loyola Gni- rcrsity. has resigned to h,rom" head Iiru coarn for Jjumy PhoIau at the University Of WHshuglou.
 Lamont. on" of Loyola'*. greatest ends. u"oItu" assistant 10 Head Coarh Roger Ntloy in 1927, and on Nilry'# resignation the next year, hrc#mo head football coach and mh- l"tic director. Ill., w;s graduated in t.-7, and explained inc Rambler rootUMl team iu lg2G.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Ncrr YaN';cc Hi"ycY&
 Nrn niiIl I.leirnn.i

%.. York; r'n 1r lr I'd Ear. :o". secretary of fh" #.~ No:E r.nGra adudrr fh" rmr n'a>rr. h"E'. y"l 'o e.@u ooniI#.'- hu' rtom- l..s II"' I'll but one Of 'H.m will naT" come 1" frju* viIujn iho next f.a days IT,. declined 10 dos"rud to personalities hnt Ia" hest @urssnr. trnlnr'd lhr oriujou fhat Babe Ruth would ho tho I"@ to rau1nlate Th"rr'@ still a u3ftnr u. eIo.ooo in I,r.-o ""d ono year i" I"Hrll of rou- }n~ h.,"."u in" Eatr IuI {. -I@n"d contact.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Iuoun for tbc National Guard- Braurord Tanks game at the state lrmory tonight:
 National Guards BranfUrd Tanks swanson .............. ...-..-'.- 'IdFP
 Right Forward
 I.NN" .........., ,...........,,. HHNrr
 I..1 Forward
 Hols' ................. II. MoniiIns
 Center
 rh"tIHn .............. (. Mou'lli"
 Right Guard
 l#uha-haS ....... ...........,...., Jones
 lrti Gu0rd
 Srrrp4rhonrd by tbr addition Of it's two regular guards. Johnny Shce- ham and Sill Nankaalus, the Nation- JI Guard basketball team is conf den, it. wilt break the winning streak of the Branford Tanks in to- nights gam" at the state armory.
 Tine Guards were forced to play t,so-"Imo program on the road without the two guards and the first 1 }.as lost hy u narrow margin and inc second was on by q close score. Tho team was further weakened by injuries 10 "Irlty" Cohen and How #rI B"Iser. forwards, but thcs" two men are out for the season. Mickey Luke V hu has been one of the Ihr.c regular forwards will be at a for ward position with Elmer Swanson, g. new entry in the professional ranks. Swanson will b" tue oniN new player in in" starting lincup. ] m tine rcscrV" ranks will be E.mI 1 NarhouIn who can substitut" al l either forward or guard, and A. . den lIcWctl who will h. ready for 1 service in center. forward or guard. Both teams have much at stan, in ton@hJs game. A loss for tho : Guards will hc the first suffered on . thc home floor and q defeat for tn' @ranford Tanks will bc the niliat . reverse that that. team has cApcri- ] cnc.d this season.
 RosNiIo Ih" fact that rhr Bruuford ] team is a representative of q small roWu It has defeated every pr0frN- sjonaI team in the state that it ha- 1 played. Some of the victims arc Hst"d among thr leaders in basket . LalI circles. Tho Atlas Consolidated, 1 Manchosttr Iec's National Guards i and many others Of similar r"puDa- ] ton have been on th" short end Of scores when they played the Bran torl loulI.
 This game will etrrt at 2 o'"lo~l nd IT." preliminary contest Wll"h . will tv%)ur" the Orioles and ann . Nrr,Icm -ommInti"& will get rn- irr way at o'clock. Women Wiu ] .-n :LN.nIll.l tr,.-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
C04HUN!CATED

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
IANDI.HS OFFICE BOWLING

Last night at inc Fraternity bowling all"ys. the I.andcrs orfic. staged its annual bowling match. Tn" Aces took two games out O. three from in" Jacks but lost on Io'm pinfaII by onc pin. Ward Of lh" Jacks and HIllStraud of 'Ir. Aces W"r" tn" high scorers while: plenty of fancy ball rolling was cy- hlhitrd hN Oliver and Eirnhaum. The scores:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
t.Nnl.-- \nNl MnnL

<..' IH. ea,N might Inc Trmf, .p'ils, ami First lmHrfan rau .., na'ri" u on' ror s.rpna uIor, ta, i'm. $9u,h cumch 1,Dn have ID. "."'u". 1" ,lur. 'hr Ulr Hh,n t '""'@ th' H Marks I.psropaI sfatu','.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

NATIONAL GUARDS BATTLE
 RRANFORD TANKS TONIGHT

Locals Anxious to Pin First Defeat of Season on Visit ing Quntet-Johnn> Shcehan and Billy 1ankaskas Return to Lineup - Both Teams to Have Full Strength in Hardware City Combination Hasn't Yet Been Beaten on It's Home Floor-Start at o'CIoc.z
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
\rANmati,~ Lose liih

Tu" N."uanrs los, 'h.r ii.h successive sam" H~t night and CH. hn' ,h"N nc" ,nu hop" - obtain .- 3 h. for la~ place. Thn Eu~Sn , ,.am Ing t'~ 'l.orz. moved lo vl' r- in a nal' a gam" of 'h. S'3ni . Works trgm n third place.
 Fritz Marsnh again took tho I"aI- ing part in the victory and Has '5. -auc'- high scorer with II point. For nino unut's Inc Ne~matirs h,pr pac" with tho IG & r.. ,ran and during thi@ time "Nibby" Ny. bor-'s timely -coriu- held his ''un oh '>ru terms niln the Nn" Erliau Narhiur five. Then Nars,i start to uop them and ii "a+ alI over fJr thr taiIand"l~ The =uuuurH:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
RULERS GO INTO TIE FOR
 LEAD WITH CORBIN SCREW

P. & F. Combination Tries Desperately to Set Elm Street Team Back in Feature Game in Industrial Basketball Lcaguc-Fnal Count Is p to lS-Lan- dcrs Easily Beats Back Cabinet Quintet to Win, l5 to 33-Russvins Swamp New Britain Machine 36 to IS.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
south Congregations

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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Totals

score at Ia|f-'jm". I;Us-Ir. ''.>. Referee. Waters, inner, SIhorH: scorer. Butler.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
CNrrNI>.'~ SHOES IN NIl>IE VI!

< pair ot football sho,- "az added 'o tho grid collection in I,uquesur Hul%1-I'y.s mus-uu They w"r. a oru hy t"r'"in l'uU DoulIL t'2' captain. f"'o"." for his ri"a3 and l.1 rrn''l j.
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
! H'~t Lutheran

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Despite, Ir.r1 d.sp.rn" pjaycs ou the part of tb" r. X F. rorb'a team. thn Industrial Ea=Eoth'I League giant hjil-r. Inc Stanley Euir quintet swept au opposition asI.c and moved n.o d fir1 place tis where it ls now waiting the Mi- important contest a-alu.t tho Co., rm Screw team Friday
 The r. N r. Corhln nE. diI | mighty @ood job O. il even fho0-l i' was defeated. Throughout rh@ same it was d daugorou. threat aul inc Stanley Rule team had 10 keep ou moving 10 win the game This vas the final contest Of the njEht ard it was by far the most iutere '- tr@. Tie other '"o games "or" valll-1way= for iandors and l;uss- win as they scored at will a-aint. the Corbin Cabinet and N@wma'jr teams.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
League standing
Last \i.l,t'~ ;r-ult>

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LEADERS CAPTURE
 CHURCH CONTESTS
South Church Assures Itself {
 Tie for First Place
Junior Church ~tandju"

First Lutheran p .l'' Trinity N. E... 5 iii St Marks .... .-ao Center cong. .-- First Baptist ..-3
 IWorr,@ came throJ@n in a pajr of sloppy Junior Church oa~hfbaj' lna-u@ games at tuc r. M. r. X .ts' evening. Ib" South Cou-r.-l- mjouaI quintet mahn@ .g.. or M i"a~t 3 ii" for first place uIuu tmN amorbrr"d DIt. Gaptsts by ja-f' ur! 'ho First l.uib"rnus keeping .~" -au,s urujnd jhr la1drr+ 'hrou-u r t5--5 triumph over inc S', Mark. tpiSroraiau%. The admitted WraM- hess Of in" losing lrams app1rru'IN made tho stronger quintet oyrr-cou- Gdrn, in each game. and Ioos". car,- I I'ss handling ol the ball charurtrr- ju-d the play Of both winning teams iii inc early ~'ug,s of 'h-jr 4amr+ .Ai tb" ,nd. however. each stepped oGf in proper fashion and showed it, true HbtiJy
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 One more Hirory ~ill now arin. sine title lo Ihr >outh church. for this team su"arrd inc H1prt-ts Ia~, night and can only be tied if jr loses both its remaining contests. The winners Were slow in starting having buT H @-o lead d, uarrrr- time am being able 10 push tni, only 10 l3-5 during thc second quar- fer Hauiugs was the big cog in th" ron@rrgatlonaIjat offensive durIn- this halC
 The third quarter produced little rrlatIv" change in tine score but th. last period which op~mcd with lh. count 2%-H. saw 1he winners finally click, and Hatun@s. the WosjIu. brothers, and Mcrza tor" inc Hap. list defense 10 shr.ds. daIriug through for SCOT" after sror,. in al sudden brilliant burst of onorsil.. power.
 HUIm@# topped the scorers with i' points. "hllo Inc WosiIu4 hol, collected II npircr. Gmrh,r. uh1. started his first game. and IprzI kept th" Ioa.rs h-Ipluss Carlson and Miller did most or their Iru. scoring. Fhmiug waS hurt rhr..n times during inc %amr. Ju old lrl injury rroppiuI up and nuaul fore i'll" him 10 retire. The sumupar,:
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 Th, first half WIs cio-n b1' 'a and it ended with tuc Ruler. in Naa load 10 G. For inc first eight an ono-huIf minutes tho r. X r. to1H vas held scorelrss from the floD. Then Dick German found tho hoop and his team was within two potn.s Of lie, 10 {. Mercy made ii 10 f but "Goodh" prcisser cane through 10 make it s 10 {. kIo} 'E foul shot put the Rulers in inc l'Id b, three points at hulf-llmo
 Joe Jasper made a field goal n1l bis team was within a point of a tic. 2 to g. Tony G1rro mad" t"o fouls but Jasper came through 70 make the count I2 10 10. kiaE, A!orey and Coraalo scored in 4ue- rpssion and this spurt wus in" fac tor in victory Although corblH- tried hard tha Rulers matched b"s- Eet for basket and hraozcd throu-1 a winner.
 The entire EuIa Shop taam pia.- rd fine heaGv game. When r had a lead il took things ,asy an ! worked the ball through instead "l followiug the custom Of most Of '"o teams by taking foolish long sho.+. cutting and fouliu9 their opponents Although the torhjn team oaWe within three points af times th" Rulers wrrn masters of ta" sjrn .- ion throughout tho tmaI stages.
 The speedy forward combination og Garro and Nor~E Mas again th" main reason for tno victory. Thoa" lno players kept on M" 5ump and made seven firld goals ha,~c,n them. Joe Juanae played fin" ot- rrnsiFe game and "un Ben Paris shared in" tonors. Although Paris hd not hold Norrv 10 a lo" sco"' ne played a fin. floor .tw- and ""a very "@r,s.j}r.
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