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New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

Highland Park has moved ID nearer the leaders in the standing through a late report of it's 36-iG win from West Avon in Manchester or December -.
 Player Lists
 All eight teams have now submit ted their player lists for the sea- son. These are as follows:
 New Britain-Otto Barta, Clifford Bell, Francis Hattings. Albert Hay lick. Ernest Jacobi, William MerGa, Wilton Mercy, Howard May, kel- met Parker. Henry Rockwell, John Scott, Graham Spring, Theodore Vessels, Bernard Wosilus, and ban icl Wosilus.
 plainvillc - Thomas Caulficll. Leonard Wilkinson, Edward Gcetar- sloh, Fred Miller. Raymond Schwap, kenneth Frost, Durwood Pond, Rol- land Gauthier. Lawrence Nob.", Francis King, Fred Richards, and Walter Watson.
 Wapping-Roger Spencer, Edward Kelly, Philip Wtlles, Robert sharp, William Rose, William Brandenburg, Lewis Mitchell, Robert Murphy, Cornelius Nicholson, Harold Collins, Guy Smith, Wesley Smith. Raymond Magnuson, Edward Colbert, L, Burn ham, and W. Tripp,
 Highland Park-k. Beer, J. Ro- han. J. German, J. Pentland, :, Dougan, B. Dougan, A. Nichols, an1 J. Nichols.
 zardville-Harold I'irtion, Rus sell Firtion, Earl Carson, Frel Smith, Raymond Cormier, Ned Col, lins, Fred Stoiney, Louis StockFv Howard Boynton, George Raichc Jr.. Fred Rae, O. w. Bell, and Clar ence Martin, Jr.
 West Avon-A. Longhi, B, Longhi Sam Ahano, J. Aliano, Seb. Aliano John Silver. Frank LaMonica, Sen | LaMonica William Burnham, Thom a. Burnham. o. Thompson, Jon Scovillc. E. Peterson.
 Kensngton Burton Griftl'h Wesley Goodrich, Don Lewis, JolI GotoWala. Verne Lewis. John tlaH Hone. John Bonolo. Edward Clan Wcslau ChotkJWshi. Ray Greco, E1 ward Malone. Harmon CarIso Thomas Pagan. Howard Hart, Rrad ford Clark, Robert lS&arson Ray mond lHcrrcre. Raymond Boss, 1 John Maguda, Joseph Masnda.
 SouthinGtou - John Connor' Charles Hamlin. Lawrence Bower Milton Badgclcy, Nelson Broemr Kenneth Judd, Anthony Egidi Leonard BlacE. Arthur Nichols,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
LEADING GOLFERS
 ENTERED IN PLAY
Army Of More Than Three Hun- dred Advance on Three Fronts

Los Angeles. Jan. 2 lP1-On sc>cn today will march an army of more than BOO of the na- tons golGng elite, campaigning in medal play for the privilege Of testing their clubs on the stubborn Riviera Country club course Friday in three-day quest Of the cham pion's share of q $t0,000 pot Of gold.
 While these paraders of the fair ways are harassed with the Wor- ries Of turning in scores sufficient to place S5 of them in the fifth an uual renewal of the Los Angeles open tournament, select array of 43 others, whose names gracrd the exemption list. mark time. impa- tient to enter the competition for gold and glory.
 Those of the exempt attained their immunity by high ranking in last years tourney, by finishing near the top in the United States open. or because they hail from foreign or territorial provinces.
 The remaining field of some $50 candidates for the NictOrs $3.500 share of the spells. to be earned only after the - holes of medal play. includes more than one po- trntial champion, despite the fact that the greater share of the great and near great will grace the gal lcrv in the qualifying rounds. Few upscts are anticipated in these minor skirmishcS. which will sec Johnny Farrell, former opcr champion; Joe Turncsa q fellow member of the Ryder cup team Johnny Dawson, one Of the coun ! try's leading amateurs; Charlie Guest. California threat in tho meeting. and many others Of nott seeking 10 finish under the wire.
 The players exempt from qualify ing include:
 |" Macdonald Smith, Tommy Ar
 mour. Leo Dcgcl. Horton smith
 George Non Elm, Eddie .oos. Bob by Cruickshank Billy Burke, li' SDndlcy. Al Wa,rous, Harry Cooper 1 Henry Cuici John Golden. Fro
 Morrison, Al Espinosa. Walter Ia
 gen. Craig Wood. Willard Hutchin
 son. Abe E,spinosa. Tony Manerc
 Jack Eorrcstcr, Willie Hunter, Ar
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
NEW BRITAIN PAINTERS
 GO TO ALBANY TONIGHT
Local Roller Hockey Club Intent On Winning From Lawmakers-Qu Ready for Battle With Hart ford Indians at Stanley Arena Tomorrow Night Managers to Warn Players Against Fist Fights Bad Feeling Between Players Increases as Game Nears.
,larc over inc locals

place over in" locals.
 Albany will usc it's full strength against New Britain with P"rcgrin, Davies and Harkjns on the offensive and Morrison and Pete WolCh on the defense The game is the most i'm porlant that the Panthers have faced this season.
 Hartford TonOrrnW
 New Britain returns home tOmor- TOW 10 meet JIGrtford Predictions tarr rife that this will be a battle in more ways than one. Griffiths re- ccivcd a bad injury at the hands of Dyson at the last meeting between the two and another scrap impends as the two teams gird their Joins for another clash tomorrow night
 The managers of the two teams in conference. agreed to warn their players 10 drop their pugilistic aspir- ations and play roller hockey. Whether this warning will have any effect or not remains to be seen. The fans who plan 10 attend doubt that the bad feeling, magnificd beyond description since the arguments first started. will he kept under the sur face in the game tomorrow night. The two teams will meet again in ! Hartford on Friday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
.BOYS' CLUB SEASON
 WELL UNDER WAY
Parents to Attend Open Night
 Program ill February

With the season well under way activities at the Boys club on East Main street have begun 10 attract more and more young aspirants and the total of the club membership , has been boosted 10 more than 500 members. At the present time the program boasts of everything from q harmonica band to classes in ad- Nanced wood carving. Thursday night is the only night on which less than two classes meet. on other nights there are basketball l games, classes in electrical work, woodworking, sign painting, print ! ing. advanced wood carving, fife and drum and harmonica. The class groups are operated in conjunction with the Junior Achievement asso- clation.
 The following schedule is adhered too
 Monday-basket | Tuesday-Wood carving under the 1 direction of William Helm and spon- sored by the American Legion.
 Harmonica band under the tute- lage of A. r. Berg, sponsored by the Kiwanis.
 Wednesday-Fifea and drum corps, supervised by Peter F. McCrann, Sign painting taught by Walter Skoneche, sponsored by the Rotary club.
 F'riday-Wood carving, William Hclm sponsored by the Lions. Ad- vanctd woodworking, John H. Sani- erson. Printing class conducted by three club boys. members of the Senior club of the organization, Mike raluch, Joe Boukus, and Tony kerelezia.
 Thursday-Electrical class nnd"l
 the leadership of Joseph Yonan an
 sponsored by the Kiwanis.
 Plans are being made for an op"r
 night to be held in February. A this time parents of the boys Wi bc invited to attend as well as al others interested. A display of th' work being done at the Boys clui
 will be offered and all sponsors 0 the activities will attend to vieV some of the work.
 At d rerent meeting of the senlo
 club, the group composed of old@
 members of the club who enjoy iI
 participating and helping out il
 the activities. it was decided to rul eff a series of contests and tourna , ments in the play room. Bowling , ping pong and pool will be playe I to uncover hidden talent. Scoutmas | ter Harry Bolney will be the ne'
 leader of a scout troop to be forme
 at the club.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
YALE WINS AT HOCKEY
Blue ScNtct Gets Little More Thau Workout in Defeating Michigan College Team.

New Haven, Jan, s (UPD-Yalc'o 5 undcfcated hockey team got little more than q workout last night in defeating the Michigan College of Mining and Technology l5 to Q.
 Palmer scored four goals, McLen- nan three and Luce and BostwicN two each. Bent. Nelson, Muhlticld and lnGlchart each added one coun- ter.
 Seven of ,ne Eli tallics were SCOT ,d in the first period two in tho second and siN in the third.
 Hickock and Wilson, the Blue de frusemcn, rarely allowed the Michi- san forwards to pass the points Coach Larry Noble Of Yale ire guontIy relieved his first forward line Of Luce, Palmer and Bostwicb with Nelson, Bent and McLcnnon
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
TOMORROW noNA GRDs
NATIONAL GUARDS READY
 FOR BRIDGEPORT QUINTET
Local Basketball Team Determined to Keep Home Floor Slate Clean = Visitors Are Used to Playing Pro- fessional Rules-Locals Given Decided Edge Under
 Amateur Code-Park City Roster Contains Names of Former College Stars-Preim Contest Planned.

Lineup for the National Guard Bicllslcr Red Heads game at the State Armory tonight.
 National uard Bicllsler Red Head bclSer ......... -................. J. Burns
 Right Forward
 Luke Cohen .,........ Tarrsavage
 Left Forward
 Hoist ...,............ McGran
 Center
 Shccnan ....-.................. McSSerall
 Eight Guard
 Yankaskas, Darrow ........ Jcpson
 Left Guard
 Every member of the National Guard basketball team is ready to keep it's home floor slate clean to- night when it meets the Bicksler Red Heads of Bridgeport at the state armory in the second of a home and nome series. The first game, played under professional rules and on a strange floor, was lost by the National Guards
 tlIHtl lll'+ tllltl'tl tlt'7 lllc Guards are confident they will de- | feat the Park City team by a large score. Only one of the starting regu- | lars on the local team has been in action since Saturday and with the | days of rest the members of the | quintet are expected 10 be in Al shape for the game Howard Belser, | ba o1 f1nnr Nprl-pr pected to be big factor against the | Bridgeport team. In the games he | has played with the Guards he has | been one of the stars. With him at the other forward position will be one of the two speedy forwards who are on the squad. Mickey Luke and | "LeftY' Cohen are fast and can be depended upon for scores. Ray Hoist, clever center, will be sent to do his stuff against another smart player in McGran. This individual battle should be one of the features Of the game.
 Two former college stars are on the forward line for the Red Heads, J. Burns of Notre Dame and Jepson Ol lt1pNl II tlltNfl SiNN u Nlli bt tp 'o tho National Guard backcourt men to stop them. This task will be given to Johnny Sheehan and either Billy Yankaslas or "Hammy' Darrow.
 Preliminary Contest
 A fast preliminary game will be played between Tex Zevin's flying Orioles and the Wheeler Club o1 Rockville. Manager Zevin has gath cred an impressive lineup and he i' confident that it will defeat the wis itors by such a large score tha teams in the Orioles class in thi' city and in other places in the statf will take notice of the new threa for the state title. Assured of homt games at the state armory in the ' future the Orioles are confident tha they can book contests with some O the states leading quintets.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

In the second haIi oi tua rour.st between the Fauirs and Iauders teams the Uniyor~ais nearly upset the Tafnir team which had ,u'crcd the game heavy fyogfa Ta, score was tied at gU-au and ot ---aJI. but the play Of the winners u inc last five minutes brought il n" victory.
 The tatnir tcaW =.rm.d To b, go- ing along nicely a u. .arls par, ol the first half and ar one jim" led IG 10 S. Then Wehu madr a field goal and Prais-'r 4H.Ie Two field goals and foul shot ro make the count IG 10 I5. Hucb.rl made a shot from the side of thu "orat which put Fafnirs in the lead .> 10 I5
 Bucherl did the sutu. ming at The start Of tn. second half md his team was enjoying a fiyt point lead when Weihn malc two field goals and crcszcnso. a foul slot. 10 lIo 'h, score al 20-aIl Tha cheers and noia' that 'olloW,d waa drafcnins. Matulis made lf - 10 70. Fafnir~ hu' ",'ur'' CHarlo" tlcd the scor' al ---ai} ila}iIe. Nurhcri and Erlscl .a-rd s.,,ral ba.hcts in the minutes which followed and inc Bearing Nal.ors wrrr 'uo winners,
 Four v.ulh.rz Of the Fafnir tcdu -rornI nrDrurlh thr sam" numb"i or po.f- ,ocD Two scored eight an' TWO l..u. .'.u E"l:"r ard Huch"r
 "A ( lue syars. the former becausf Of hh
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
MANCHESTER STAR
 LEADS Y SCORERS
Pentland Runs Up 51 Points,
 Clifford Bell Is Second
senior County "I" Standing

J. Pentland, Highland Park star is leading the County "I" senior basketball league in scoring, having compiled the remarkable total Of 5l points in three games. His team mate, K. Beer former member Of the national championship FitchburS Mass. High school team, is fourth with g@ points, and these two have achieved the unusual feat of scoring s. of the Manchester teams lOl points. Clifford Bell of the New Britain south church is again among the topnOtchcrs, being in second po- Sitlon with 3f points, and last years leader. Freddy Miller of PlainVilIc. is in fifth place with 5. A veteran player who is newcomer among the leading scorers is Roger Spcn- cer, the 20O-pound Mapping for ward. who now has 3i points and holds third rung. Others who are well up among the leaders after the first three weeks of play include Tom Caulfield and Eddie Geetersloh or Plainviile. Ted Vessels of the south church, Harold and Russell Firtion of Hazardville and sam Aliano of West Avon. The first five stand as follows:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
Foul shooting Counts

Bv making { of seven hances from the foul line in the first half of the game against the Stanley Rule team the New Britain Machine quin- tet was able to keep in the running until the half time intermisslon when the score was , to IS. Dur ing that time the Rulers were abl" to score twice as many field goals as it's rivals.
 In the second half baskets by Gar TO and Mercy put the Rule shop team out in front and the game be- gan to look like a run 'way race despite some hard fighting by the NeWmatiC men.
 Nick Arena whd made nearly half of his teams field goals was the best performer on the Machine Shop team. His baskets were of the sen- sational variety. Garro. Mercy and Klcy formed an offensive combna- ton that alone scored more points than the entire NeWmatiC team.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
BRUINS WIN AGAIN

Boston, Jan. 8 UP)-The Boston Bruins won their 18th consecutiv" game at the Boston Garden last night, shutting out their old rivals the New York Rangers, by the score of 3 to 0 in a National league con- test. It was the Bruins ninth sue cessive win over the Ranger.
 Carson scored BOston's first goal in the second period, Oliver anl Weiland swelling the score with goals in the third session
 IST, HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
RUSSWIN QUINTET SCORES
 WIN OVER STANLEY WORKS
Victorious Team Comes From Behind Several Times to Take Ultimate Verdict-Em karbOnic Leads His Mates to Nicory-R. X E, Now in Third Place Fafnirs Take Close Battle From Landers Frary & Clark-StanIey Rule Tops New Britain Machine.

excellent ball following and the lat ter because of his success in coming through in the pinchos.
 O'Bricn was on consistent scorer in the game and Ike kept his team in the running. Weihn did well with long shots toward the end Of the game and Prcisscr was good in the first half when he helped his team to come from behind
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
nII\NEN TO FIGHT

Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. tlP) Jach Drlaury. former light heayN- weight champion. has agreed 10 meet an unnamed opponent at New Haven Arena in his second come back bout. Delaney faces Tom kir- hy at Providence. k. l.. Jan. 2i. Dc lanry was signed hy Matchmaker Al WoiI during conference here yes tcrddy.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
PLAYS WITH NEW HAVEN
Heads of Canadian American League Vote to Allow Jakie Forbes to be in Goal for Eagles.

New Haven, Jan. UP)-By special dispensation of the heads of the Canadian American and Nation- al Hockey league, Jakie Forbes, New Haven Eagles goalie, will be in the net for his team against Providence at Providence tonight. despite the fact he played with the New York Americans against the Toronto Maple Leafs last night,
 Forbes substituted for Worters, American net hinder. who is injur- ed. and was credited with helping hold the Toronto team 10 a l-l tie.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
Last Nights Results Amsterdam 2. COhO"S 1
 Official standing
Games Todoy Cohocs at Amsterdam New Britain at Albany

Warming up to their task in the American Roller Hockey League the New Britain Partners tonight will clash with the Albany Lawmakers in Albany. This will be the first of a two- battle program facing the New Britain team as the locals return home tomorrow night 10 meet the belligercnt Hartford Indians in this city
 Tonights battle will be a bitter one because of the fact that New Britain just q step behind Amster- dam for the league lead, is only a half a game ahead of Albany for second place. A victory for Albany tonight will give the Lawmakers the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
BNSII!"TBtI!! SCORES

Y fTe Ass07IaIod Press.
 Noirc b3m". 30: Indiana, 29. |. of Chicago. &6: Ohio Wesleyan, IT.
 south Dakota State. 50; Iowa, 2n. Montana state, al: Penn State, 4. (. C. x. Y. &7: Princeton. 25.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

b the ,N~o,lar,d Press
 St Paul Minu. - Arthur 'Fhe Great" Shlrcs knocked out Tony Faeth, St. Paul tD.
 St. Louis - Eddie Shea, Chicago knocked out Fay Kosky, California. @: Nick Broglo. Herrin. ILL. knocked out Fred Starr, Jackson vile, Fla @.
 Atlanta. Ga. Ted Goodrich. At lanta, knocked out Farmer Joe Cooper, Terre Hauto. Ind. CD.
 Santa Rose. Gal. -- Jock Malone, st. Paul. outpointod Red Uhlan. California. (l").
 Los Angeles - Goldic Hess. Ocean Park. Cal, and Cecil Payne, Louis vilc drew Go).
 Indianapolis - Jimmy Reed Erie Pa. outpomled Buster Brown. Chl- cago, No).
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
stanley Rule
\. B. Machine

Score at half time, t5-13, Stanley, Referee. Waters. Timer, Sikora. Scorer, Saunders.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
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Near { I~ct

SuOro aI UIIT lW- IT-OI- -DI-rUr Waters. lim,t. SiDora. -.or,r, Bu- lcr.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

and Ernie Wakelam, Ontario, Can ada.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08
l l'afllirs
a,l,tlci's

Score at half time, Fafnirs, lh-lo; referee, Waters; timer, Sikora; SCOT pr Saunders.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

Portland. Ore - Mickey Dolan. Knocked out Don Dority. St. Paul, Op.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-08

Highland Park has moved Np nearer the leaders in the standing through a late report of it's 36-i6 win from West Avon in Manchester or December v.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

The infatuation of the first Euro
pean tobacco smokers for the Outland-
ish weed was regarded as a mania, If
not something worse, says writer
in Good Health Magazine. Ii is on
record that the relatives of Catharine
de Medici ascribed her fOndness for
the fumes of the transatlantic weed
to penchant for magic and poison
mongery. Sultan Amurah ~ refused
the terms of a Spectator who offered
an enormous sum for the privilege of
selling tobacco in the harbors of Asia
Minor, and for half century the
Turkish officers enforced the law
which sentenced a smoker to having
his pipe thrust crosswise through his
nose, probably as an emblematic pun
ishment for his sins in offending the
noses of his fellow men. In Novgorod,
Russia, as late as 1923, a party of
smokers were caught in flagranti, and
by order of the magistrate were forced
to swallow a bagful of the weed, aft
er having their pipes broken over
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21
Musical Seals

Some twenty miles up the Koett.
litz glacier, we were surprised to find
many seals, and came to the conclu-
sion that they swan up the subgIaciai
stream which named the Alph riv-
er. On one occasion l prodded one of
these seals with my ice ak. After
some sneeZes and grumbles he pro-
ceeded to sing to me. He lay over
on his side and produced a whole
octave of musical notes from his chest,
ranging up to canary-like chirrup.
Later | found that Doctor Wilson
and Doctor Racovitzi had already re-
corded the usical ability of Antarctic
seals.-From Antarctic Adventure and
Research" by Griffith Taylor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21
How Old Are You?
5 1.'. + ''n The 48
My Mind Is Keen-My Skin Is
Clear-Of Petty Ills /
Have No Fear

No doubt about it am 48 and
never felt better in my life-I feel
like so and you can take my word
for tits the little Daily Dose Of
Kruschen That Does 1t.
Once I was fat and forty-had
headaches a-plenty-Was tired out
most of the time-My liver was
sluggish and my bowels Inactive
I searched for real remedy and by
good fortune 1 found it in Kruschen
Salts.
Fat isn't healthy-so Physicians
state, and I want to say to this
world full of fat people-that the
Kruschen Method of losing fat is
safe, sure and sensible-just cut out
sweets-pies, pastries and ice cream
for a month-go light on potatoes,
rice, butter, cream and sugar
and don't forget to take one-half a
teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in a
glass of hot water before breakfast
every morning.
l wish l could induce every over
weight person on earth to try this
splendid method-It surely doesn't
cost but a trifle-for an So cent
hottie lasts 4 weeks and can be
bought at any drug store IN the
world-Get it-Grow Thin-Feei
ycunger.-Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

thing hooking, something that said
that she was only a woman and must
do what he asked. 1t was the first
touch of the iron hand of his will be-
hind the velvet glove of the foreign
manners that so charmed her.
mol" Roberta said it almost an
grily. 81 cannot come tomorrow.
will come Wednesday,"
There was silence, a silence that
. spoke of displeasure on Navarro's
part. Then he said: mo. | cannot
come Wednesday, but will come
Thursday"
1t was the girl who hesitated, and
then made up her mind. "All right.
Thursday, then. Where?"
Here" Why waste words on an
obstinate girl?
NO" Roberta said quickly, 81 think
you ought to come to the house and
meet my father, don't you? | don't
like lodging about to avoid father and
the crowd"
Navarro frowned. This girl would
upset all plans unless she was kept in
hand "Fll come for you. I'll wait
for you on the river road"
"AIl right" Roberta agreed slowly.
Come to the house if you like"
"NO. the road" Jack replied.
He paid the check and they went
out into the soft spring dusk, and he
put her into her car, kissed her hand
and whispered that she was adorable.
and then stood lighting a cigarette as
the watched her tear along the high
way at sixty miles an hour. 1t was
slow work be told himself, but at
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-11-21

Roberta looked at him now flush
ing, little puzzled. 1t was part of
this mans fascination that he spoke
sparingly and was lavish with his
caresSeS-in private. Ii confused the
girl, made il hard for her TO judge
him coOlly. as she did the boys of her
own set and age. She did not even
know whether she liked it or not,
whether she really liked Jack, but she
could not run away, and she came
back again, and again, still undecided.
Il do like you, Jack. only"
"Only what?'
'Well-l like other people, too"
"As well"
Better" answered the honest
Roberta, with smile that robbed her
speech of all brusqueness. "You see
I've known them longer"
'The first time | saw yOu," Jack
said il so softly and with such appar-
ent calmness that Roberta wondered
at him, and at herself, II loved you so
well that no one had known before
counted. There has been only you
in all the universe since our meeting.
Roberta"
Roberta drew long breath. II was
marvellous and so tremendously grown
up TO listen TO a man-nOt boy, but
full-grOwn thanksgiving such things
to her! Why, Jack must he all OF
twenty-five! And her father treated
her like a child! But though Roberta
was dazzled she was not blinded, nor
carried off her feet, yet. She was
conscious of a great disappointment
with herself, that his words did not
raise more tumult in her breast. 1t
must be because she had grown older
and more used TO things, that she
could listen to such speeches and
feel, though her breath came faster.
and she liked it, that she was not
greatly moved.
"Will you not come tomorrow
Jack asked her again. Il ask you To.
There was something behind the voice.
somethin, hard and insistent. some