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New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
SOpHOMORI.S LOOK HI SKY

Mammalian. kans1 May , I77 - Fears that the Kansas Asgic line would be underWcight next season were dispcllcd by the performance Of members of last years freshman squad during spring practice this year, Tho sophomore huskics who showed the greatest driving power arc; Lloyd .Michaols, Lawrence, Kans.: John Meyers, Merriam. kans.; Robert Gump, Abilene, Kans. and D. J. Barnett Of Goodland.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
ANNOUNCE GOLF DATES

Agua Calicnte, Mexico, May s CCP) The. Acua CaEcnto open golf tourney of 1@3I will be held January 13-1G, it was announced hero by Wirt C. Bowman, president Of tho Agua Calieute Golf club. The purse promised totals $95.ooo. The field will he limited to loo players, Of which h may bc amateurs. Among the players eligible will be the first 50 qualihcrs in the P. G. A, cham- plonship, and the first 90 in the na- nonal open. Play will be Of IS holes per day for the four days or the tourney.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM WILL
 BATTLE HARTFORD TODAY
New Britain and Hartford Baseball Mines to Meet This Afternoon at Willow Brook Park - Opening Con- test of the Year for the Hardware City Club Game Will Be Started at oClock-Coach Cassidy Confident That Initial Victory of inc Year Will Be Scored.

ranl Wmor each have stolen four bases.
 In the club batting, Pittsburgh has q mark Of .G3I 10 lead Brook lyn and inc Giants by five points. Cincinnati end New York arc tied for club fielding hcuors with .9Sl averages.
 Four National League pitchers are ted for top honors, each having won two gam s and lost no'.g. Thcy are Rcmy Kroner and Larry French Of Pittsburgh. Fred Fith- simmons Of New York and L-a Frey of Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
BOXES IN INHIEEJJD\

Seattle, Wash, May . Upj - Primo Camera. giant Italian heavyweight. appeared in an exhibition show against three heav}Hciehts horc last night. IIe boxed with Terry Hanson Of Seattle and ono round each with Saiior I'itlSon cf inc T.. $. :. New York and Sob Frazier. of Seattle. He jared all three with heavy punches.
 Thirty-two gliding clubs arc seat tered across tho United States and more are fast being formed,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
CAPTAINS REELECTED

Pittsburgh. Ia. May -UPD-- They like 10 rcoioct sports captains rt Carnegie Torn C1rorg" Noasr 'ne been chosen 10 captain the 195n- ! baakcthall tcam John Droshar
 i'll lead inc Plaid footballers in tho rau. Both explained thc varsity in the last seasons.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
TRACK MEET SET

Birmingham, Eng. May 3 tUP) A triangular athletic contest be- tween Achilles club, the Atalanta club Scottish uniyersitics) and the Universities Athletic Union, three Of the leading track-fcld clubs, will be held here on May c4
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
American League
CHI i-Lt

CHICAGO
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-03

ONLY FEW PITCHERS ARE
 ABLE TO STOP SLUGGERS

Jess Petty of Pittsburgh and Wesley Terrell of Cleye land Stand Out As Leading BoNmen in the Eight Games PIayed-Former Saves Game Against Bos- ton Braves - Latter Allows Red SoN Only Three Hits in Seven Innings-ResultS of Other Games.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
BASEBALL TEAMS TO OPEN
 l93O CAMPAIGN TOMORROW
Holy Cross A. C. to Take On Manchester Communities in Only Home Game of the Day - Visitors We'll Known in Several Lines of Sport in This City - Sacred Hearts to Pry Off Lid in Unionville-Senc- cas to Beard AlI-PlanvilIe Crew in PlainviIe.

Tomorrow will be opening day for three local baseball teams. While the major and q number of minor leagues have been in opera ton for the past few weeks, New Britain teams have been praCticing and getting ready for the start ot the local 19S0 diamond campaign.
 The Holy Cross A. C. team will play the only home game scheduled for tomorrow when it crosses bats with the strong Manchester Com munities at the Washington school diamond on High street. The local team gives all tho appearances of being d strong aggregation. A num- Der of the veterans of last year who brought the city championship homo 10 the team, arc with the squad again this season while several places will be filled by new. ma torial. All in all, the team appears to be on the road 10 another city championship.
 Tho visiting aggregation Is well known here, not only for it's base ball prowess. but also for it's bas- ketball and other athletic ability. The team is bringing q real strong silk City combination here with the intention of winning. if possible. Tho game will be started at o'clock.
 sacred Hearts start
 The Sacred Heart team will also open the season but it will play away from homo. The team is scheduled 10 play the Unionyille town team in JnionviIlc tomorrow. Manager Val Gay has a likely look ing bunch of players nodded to- gcthcr this season and he intends to strike out for city honors this year.
 Play in P'ain,illc
 Tho Seneca 4. C. baseball team will beard the ll-Plainvilc team right in it's own den when it takes on the ncighboring town aggrega- ton in Plainvillc tomorrow after noon. The eamo is scheduled 10 be played at tho high school field at 2;3O o'clock.
 The Sonccas have the same crew practically, as last season and the team will have plenty of strength in its reserve material. Having entered tho championship circles last season, tho team will be out 10 make an even better showing this year
 The Senccas will have Wcndroski, McKncrney, krause, J. Argosy, Ed die Preisser, "Goody' Prcisser, Jim mcr O'Bricn and Venture. They will have Casey and Jo Mccormick as pitchers and kenurc and Belanger as catchcrs. Plainvillc will have num- bcrcd among it's stars, some Of the old time stars such as Eddie Goch, | J. Rose, A. Sataline, M. TOli E. Tol- 1 Ii, Miller and Gectcrsloh,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03

The oldest official weather record iu kansas was made in Manhattan m January 1852.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
National League
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-03

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
NASHfNGToN

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
CHORAL CLUB WILL PRESENT
FAMOUS ORATORIO TONIGHT

Tonight Fl Centro music lovers
will have the privilege of hearing
one of the greatest oratorios ever
written, Handel's famous Messiah"
performed by Il group of able local
singers and by outstanding artists
in the solo roles.
Miss Ruth Paine, music instructor
in the Imperial High school who has
delighted many audiences with her
charming voice, viii share the so
prano role with Miss Shirley Morley
of Calexico who has been heard in
concert here before to great advant-
age.
Both Miss W orse> and Miss Paine
are familiar with the music of 9Th,
Messiah, the latter having sung in
the Los Angeles productions of the
oratorio and the former, in the
Choral club production of the pre-
ccding year.
With such ta-en-ed Singers in the
soprano roles, with the excellent
voices which have been carefully
trained for the choruses, and with
the addition Of Norman Bennett,
lOia Ellis ana ICuOF " lltlaHS rs
soloists, performance equal in
quality to that obtained in the larger
cities, is assured.
Viola Ellis, who VIII sing the con-
tralto solos, has rich and beautiful
voice of unusual range and has just
completed several engagements in
this role, meeting with enthusiastic
reception by critics as has Tudor
Williams, bass abaritone.
Williams performance in the re-
cent production by the Los Angeles
Oratorio society SO delighted that
group that he was Immediately re-
engaged for the following year. He
sings with an artistry and finish
that adds much to the enjoyment of
his fine voice.
Considered enc of the finest of the
younger singers of Los Angeles,
staff artist for Radio KMTR, winner
of the Samoilaff award, Norman
bennett, who is TO sing the tenor
role tonight, has also had great sue
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
Teachers HOsteSSeS At
Delicious Duck Dinner

\ delicious duck dinner was given
At the Mulberry Teachcrage last
night, with the teachers of the school
as hostesses: Mrs. Myrtle Haddan,
Mrs. Mary Haner, Mrs. Dorothy An.
dcrson. Miss Mary Lewis and Miss
Grace Coffin.
Those present at this delightful
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Coc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Skinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Tyler Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Elijah Jones, Mrs. Keycs
Mitchell, Mrs Cathryn Grosvenor,
Mrs. Harvey Meyers, Mrs. w. V.
Cohen and sons, Mis- Margaret Giles,
Miss Mildred Giles, Miss Emily Had
don, Philip Haddon and the hostess
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
KEYSERLING BOOK
ABLY REVIEWED AT
MEETING OF p. L.. O.

p. E. o. enjoyed an excellent pro
gram Yesterday afternoon when Mrs.
\. Il. Hanson reviewed for the group
Count Hermann Keyserling's new
looy. "Creative Understanding" the
meeting taking place at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
One of the foremost of modern
philosophers, Count keyserling occu-
pies prominent place among the
thinkers of today, and any book of
his is considered by critics an I'M
portant event.
beginning with an account of his
School of Wisdom at Darmstadt and
with the underlying spirit animating
it, keyserling goes on to develop his
thesis that creative understanding or
wisdom, rather than the accummula.
tiOn of facts, is necessary for real
spiritual progress.
in connection with this thought,
lrany interesting discussions of vari-
Gus world problems, contrasts be-
tween modes of thought of eastern
and western civilizations. and pun
gent tiItIStSHlS tl the WHAT lc ttItu>
the cult of making things easy are
- be found.
Mrs. Hanson gave a splendid re-
sumo OF the book having mastery
skill in reducing to simple terms the
weightv and technical language in
which keyserling expresses his phil
osophv.
Luncheon preceded the program,
Mrs. J. D. Adams and Mrs. Earle G..
Davis being the hostesses for the af-
ternoon. \ brief business meeting
followed after which the meeting
was turned over to Mrs. Harry
Horton, program chairman.
Roll call found the following mem
hers present: Mesdames !. D.
Adams, Roy Z. Breedlove. H. A.
Burnham, W. J. Clements, II. c. Coe,
Warren Currier, Earle g. Davis. Lee
roy Holt, 0. G.. Horne, Harry Horton,
Forest f. Kutz, Heny Loud, Howard
P Meyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
: SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

day party given Sunday by Mrs. Ar
thur Edgar in honor of her husband,
4 group of friends motored to one
Of the Leroy Holt ranches where
the day was spent in a most delight
full fashion, the men forming base.
ball team and having an exciting
game. A tempting picnic luncheon
was served at noon with birthday
cake for the honor guest.
Those hidden to this event wer1
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Andrews Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy E. Breedlovc, Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Edgar, Mr.. and Mrs. James w
Glassford, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross 7.
Hickcox, Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Me-
Pherrin, Warden McPherrin, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. 4. Nance, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
roy Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl kegley-
of Los Angeles and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Blenkiron of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

cess in "The Messiah having sung
that role frequently before Austral-
ian audiences.
Adding much to the enjoyment of
the concert Nina Canton and Mrs.
Marguerite Mobiles, organist for the
First Congregational church of San
Diego, will play the piano accompan-
iments. Since both are finished mu-
sicians, their accompaniments will
prove decided addition to the pleas
Lre of the audience.
John Canton, director of the pro
dUction, has done a fine piece of
work in the training of the choruses
and in the staging of the oratorio
Sc that tonight a.splcndid concert is
assured.
This production sponsored by the
Choral club viii begin promptly at
$50 tonight IN the Wilson school
auditorium and a crowded house is
anticipated. \ few more associate
emberships, which insure the hold
CT of reserved seats, are available
and may be obtained from j. 5.
Cameron. Reserved seats will be
held until after the Pastorale Sum
phonv of "The Messiah" has been
performed, after which those occupy
ing the seats in the rear of the audi
torium are privileged to occupy any
seats left vacant.
Additional associate members are
DR.. and Mrs. Forrest
kutz, DIR. and Mrs. L. c. House, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. McCrory, Mrs. Leta
Bryan, Fred Nebel-Thau, Mrs. Fa
bares, Mr. and Mrs. John kavanaugh
Of Holtville, Allen Main of Calexieo,
Miss Olive Tobin of Calexico, Miss
Dorothy Schaffee of Calexico, Mr..
and MrsE. y. Beidlcman of Calexico,
Ed Renwick. Ell Centre and DR.. H.
}. Gregg, Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

missed because Of insufficient testi-
mcny.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
ACTORS WIDOW ON TRIAL

Los ANGELES, Jan. 7. UP
Testimony in the trial of Mrs. Flor.
inc W. Williams, widow Of Earl
Williams, former screen actor, was
started in superior court today be
fore jury of five men and seven
women Mrs. Williams is charged
with fraud in concction with loans
she aSsrrtcdly obtained upon her
husbands $233, 400 estate.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
Social Brevities

y regular meeting of the Entire
Nos club will be held tonight at $3.50
o'clock at the Ten Thousand club
house and the affair will be in the
nature of New Years dance. Spe-
cial features for the enjoyment of
the club members have been provided
by the committee III charge.
Announcement is made that the
meeting of the teachers of the Pres
byterian Sunday school has been
postponed from Wednesday to Thurs
day evening, January 9. at 7:30 AT
the home of Mrs. $. P. Holiday, 53i
Holt.
Members of the Younger set will
be interested to learn that Mrs.
Myrtle Samons and daughter, Bar
bara Jean, and sister, Incz Strick-
land, were the recent house guests Of
Miss Georgia Royce. Mrs. Samons.
formerly Miss Myrtle Strickland, is
making her home in Placcntia, Calf.
The wonlan'S gymnasium class at
the night school will be resumed to-
night and will be held between the
hours of and 8 at the high school
on Tuesday and Thursday evening.
All those planning to attend thc
luncheon and bridge sponsored FOR
Thursday by the card committee of
the Woman's Ten thousand club are
asked to make reservations by this
evening with Mrs. C. :. Thatcher,
27l, or Mrs. Arthur Edgar, 800. This
is the last affair TO bc sponsored by
the fan squad and it is hoped that
a large attendance will be present
Oasis Shrine, No. 20, W. s, of T.,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
AT : o'clock at the Masonic Temple
rs this is the first meeting in 1890
it is hoped that a large representa-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

ing while intoxicated and received
4 $50 or 25 days sentence.
Walter McGec, whose car brought
injury to Miss Ethel Redgsick near
Hebcr Saturday evening, was also
accused of driving while intoxicated.
His ease was continued until WcdncS-
day morning after he furnished
bonds for his appearance.
Bird Whipple also received so
or % days. sentence for reckless
ness on the highway and similar
case against w. l.. Dobbius was dis.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

N" S+7' Hv cues at which
'O'' Nu''''ing the Po!ng and routes
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
Noted Baptist
Minister Die S

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Z. U.P-
Heart disease growing out of a hike
through Grand Canyon two years
ago, resulted yesterday in the death
of DR.. William F. Harper, for years
executive secretary of the Southern
California Baptist convention and 4
nationally known minister.
DR.. Harper, who was rs, had held
pastoratos in many cities, including
San Diego, Tacoma, Wash, Redlands
and San Jose.
Funeral service and burial will
take place in Redlands.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
CiCic Orchestra VIII
Meet Friduu Eueuin0

Mrs. Marie Reitz Jenkins, organ
izer and conductor of the newly in
stituted FL Centre Civic Orchestra
has called the first meeting OF that
organization of Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock in the Wilson school
auditorium.
This first meeting is to be purely
business session at which time n
suitable hour for rchcarsals will be
decided upon as we'll as other de
tails of organization. All those wish
ing to join the orchestra are asked
to meet at the school at the hour
stated.
tion will be present to inaugurate the
new year.
Dclphian will meet Thursday
morning at $50 with Mrs. Ross 7.
Hickcox at her home, 1913 Holt ave
nue.. Mrs. Hickcox, who is leader of
the group, will be in charge of the
program.
\ meeting of the Central Mission
ary Federation will he held tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 in the Presbv-
terian church and all members are
urgently requested to be present.
Tomorrow morning at o'clock the
members of tie Arts and Crafts see.
tion of the Woman's Ten Thousand
club will meet at the Z. a. Burger
residence, 626 Wensley avenue and
will leave from there for an all day
sketcling trip to the Painted Can
yOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
Reckless Drivers
Appear In Court

-Four eases ct Sa-.iless driving
NcL' p,ought before Judge Mayficld
Yesterday afternoon and received
Summary treatment at his hands. Joe
l'apr. who figured in an accident
at Main and Imperial avenue. Snn.
cay AFTERNOON, was accused of driv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07

tion will be present to inaugurate the
new year.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
Wounds Cause
WOman's Death

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 7. U.P)-
Self-inflictcd knife wounds resulted
il the death of Mrs. Loret,a Woern-
cr, 80, late of San Francisco, in II
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
BUSINESS rs BAD

LCS ANGELES, Jan. Z. W.H-
tensive operations of holdrup men
last night netted less than $500, in
Guiding several pieces Of jewelry.
Police investigated ii hold,ups.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-07
local hospital Yesterday.

local hospital yesterday.
The woman, who stabbed herself
while at the home Of her son, Charles
Macdonald, had worried over dis.
posal of the estate of her late hus-
band.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

fueron detras del Chavalillo a
plaudiendo Y vitoreandole.
IFS mucho torero!- lie
dijo luego a Copita ell can6ni-
GO. Els mucho torero! Adivi-
ma las intenciones de los toros
antes de que ellos lie sientan,
de tai modo que no parece 81
no que lleva puesto ell sombre-
70 arcadia de Menedemo.
-iQue sombrerito es csc,
don Ismae?-le pregunt6 intri-
gado Copita.
FL can6nigo explic6. al ban
derillero como Ell fil6sofo de
Eretria aseguraba que las in
tenciones secretas de los hon.
bres Sc adivinaban llevando
puesto un sombrero arcadia con
los doce signos del Zodiaco.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
BASE BAIL
DE BABE RUTH

Miami, Enero 17.-Despues
de haber asistido a la pelea
Mandell- Quintero, ell microbes,
en- ell stadium del Miami Beach
Club, Babe Ruth Sc en~tretuvo
en- ell dia de aver jugando
al golf en- uno de los course"
locales. Sus companeros de jue-
go fueron, Bob Shawkey, nue.
vo manager de los Yankees,
Bill Klen, Umpire, y Bill Wa
lace, ~escritor de golf.
Ell manager de los Yankees,
anunci6 que permanecera Ell
Miami hasta la fecha en- que ha-
va de trasladarse a ST. Peters,
burg para comenzar las pr&cti-
cas-.
Preguntado Ruth sobre la con
troversia de su ~contra5o por los
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

'nunciada por ell Madison Square
Garden para ell dia II de febre.
10, en- la mas bella ciudad de
la Florida.
Mientras los criticos de los p1
riodicos de las grandes cjIda-
DIES consideran ell bout" como
una "breva" para Sharkey y O.
ira derrota mas para ei ingleS,
los que "inverEan' en- Miami
estiman que ell combate merece
la protection del pdblicO.
1odos los q. auguran "eXito''
a la batalla recuerdan la victo-
ria del ingles sobre ell corpu-
lento argentine Victoria Campo
10 y citan como I'm incidente de
poca importancia la actitud de
phil acogiendose a un foul
para librarse de los terribles
punos de Otto Won Porat.
Los "enemigos' del bout" a
firman que Sharkey impuso a
Scott temiendo la "devastado-
ra" acci6n de los punos de Tuf-
fly Griffith.
la discussion entire los exper-
'tos, unos interesados y otros de-
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

Young Manuel habia pues.o
ell nombre de Tampa en- ell ma
pa del pugilismo, con sus victo-
rias sobre Kaplan, Cans, etc.
Ell microbes, hacienda tablas
con un legitimo campe6n, con-
venci6 a los que todavia duda-
1ban de su eficiencia, de sus posi-
tivos y grandes meritos.
Ahora lien, ell tampeno tiene
que empezar a batirse con los
Ifuertes homtres d epeso "weI-
ter.
Manuel no pudo reducir su
peso a las 138 libras que lie ha-
.bia pedido Sammy y probable.
mente su cuerpo necesite de ma
yor cantidad de libras, dada u
construction.
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

Virgen de ia Paloma les haga a
ustedes mly felices, senoritos, y
que les dc muchos hijos, muv
guapos, y al que menos, al que
menos, 10 yean ustedes de obs
.po.
Rocio Sc puso colorado, y Gu
rrito, que "a Sc dirigia a la ca
lie, Sc detGNo, sac6 la cartera, ex
Itrajo un Lillete y Sc 10 do a la
I~viejecita.
Tome uste. Hagame uste er
Ifav0 de entra va mismo ahi den
,tro y desire a la Virgen too ESQ
va 10 creo que entro y Sc 10
Idigo. Ah0la mismo. Bendita
sea, que nInca Vi tanto dinero
.junto. jDa cuanto es?
Apresu5 adamente, sin despe-
dirse, Sc nseti6 Rocio con la Ga
La gaceta., 1930-01-17

bajo los BALCONIES de La Tribu-
ma, mostraban a los transeun-
ties conocidos, aunque 10 fue-
ran solo de vista, las pizarras
del peri6dico.
-jLea listed! LEA listed !
y eran ellos quienes leian en-
voz muy alta, para ser oidos
de todas parties, acentuando los
efectos, mas latiguilleros que
un primer actor de coliseo po-
pular.".. "Faenazas"... Cove
cionazas''.... "Entusiasmazo"... -.
"Orejazos'...... ~ decian que
no volveria a arrimarse!
Don lsmael Almanzor,' Que
lie VIC torear Ell el Puerto esta
corrida, estuvo a punto de per
der la gravedad. como cual :
quiera de los exaltados que Sc
La gaceta., 1930-01-17
GEntonces es por ESQ q,

-GEntonces es por ESQ que
Sc disc "a mi, Pisi''?
-Por ESQ sera-contest6
riendo "Almanzor"-. iVete a
saberl
GQu6 hizo listed, don Is
mael? iCon la desconfianza
que lie inspiraban a Copita las
intenciones de todos los toros!
Ell tempo que tard6 JOAQUIN
en- encontrar I'm dibujo con las
doce casas del sol tard6 en- CO.
%locarselo muy dobladito en- el
Zorro de la m%ontera. Y, de ALI
en- %adelante, en- cuanto Sc abria
ell chiquero y salia ell toro va
estaba nuestro hombre apre-
tandose ell cubre-cabezas ' sal
tando apresuradamente la ba-
rrera.