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New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
MONTREAL HALTS RUSH 0F BRUINS
Take Third Game in PlayoH
 Series by 1 to Q Score

New York, March 26 Pt-The Montreal Maroons have justified the predictions that made them the most likely candidates for the honor of stopping the progress of the Bos- ton Bruins through the Stanley cup playoffs, but they still are a long way from victory in the five-game first place series.
 After losing the first two struggles at Montreal, the Maroons moved to Boston last night and won the third contest, l to 0, after 27 minutes of overtime play. Boston still holds the lead in the series and the ad- vantage of playing at home, all though the Maroons have proved twice that hockey games can be won by visiting teams in Boston. The third game will be played Thursday night.
 An unusual succession of events led to the Maroon victory after S7 minutes of scoreless play. George | Boucher. veteran Maroon defense Iidiif VI lllJult0 III d NoiIiSioii VI llii Marty Barry of Boston after about | 10 minutes of the overtime period and Archie Wilcox, his youthful substitute came on to start a series of raids on the Bruin net. The brilliant Boston goalie, Tiny Thomp- son stopped him time and again but | finally Jimmy Ward hooked one of his rebounds and passed it over where Wilcox could not fail to put the winning goal into an empty net
 Despite the defeat, the Bruins still are favored to retain the champion ship trophy. They have two more games in which to win one, then some time to rest while the second and third place teams are battling for the right to meet them in the final series. The second place win ner will not be decided until tonight when Les Canadiens of Montreal and the Chicago Blackhawks meet in the second and last game of their playoff series. The Canadiens, with a one goal advantage at the start are considered the probable winners and opponents of the New York Rangers in the semi final series.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
BASEBALL BRIEFS

By the Associated Press.
 At St. Petersburg. Fla. - New York (A) 6; Boston (N) 5, 12 in- nings.
 AtNLos Angeles--Chicago (N) 8; Los Angeles (PCL) 0. At Bradenton, Fla.-St. Louis (N) 1G; Indianapolis CAD 4.
 At San Antonio-Chicago (A IS; San Antonio (TL) F.
 At Oakland. Calf. - Oakland (PCL) 9; Pittsburgh (N) 2.
 Today's Schedule
 At San Antonio-New York (N) ys. Chicago (A).
 At Tampa, Fla.-Detroit (A) vs. Brooklyn (N).
 At Oakland. Calif.-Pittsburgh (N) vs. Oakland PCL).
 At Winter Haven, Fla.-Philadel- phia (N) vs. Philadelphia (A.
 At Los Angeles-Chicago (N) Ns. Los Angeles (PCL).
 At Orlando, Fla.-Cincinnati (N) vs. Columbus CAD.
 At Chattanooga, Tenn.-Washing. ton (A) vs. Chattanooga (SA). At New Orleans-Cleveland {A) ys. New Orleans (SA).
 At Fort Pierce, Fla.-St. Louis (A) vs. Milwaukee CAD.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
PIRATES HAVE TROUBLES
Injuries and Holdout Form Gloomy Picture For Pittsburgh Team at the Present Stage.

Oakland, Cal, March 26 LPD - Three clouds continue to darken the Pittsburgh Pirates skies: Lloyd Wan CTS condition; Pie Traynor's injury; Burleigh Grimes absence.
 It now seems doubtful if Lloyd recovering from an operation will be ready to play nine innings by the time the season opens.
 Pic Traynor, too. has been absent from his third base position for sev- eral days suffering from a sore eye, and Grimes, pitching ace, ending a stay at Hot Springs, Ark, yesterday said his salary differences with the club management remained un- changed.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26

New Britain fans will be treated 10 another championship game to- morrow night at the state armory when the National Guard basketball team will be host to the Corbin Screw quintet. The last named aggre- gation was successful in winning the industrial league pennant and it is hopeful that it will be able to upset the Recanomen's home floor record which was plotted only once this season.
 The National Guard lineup is rep resentative of the best basketball talent in the Industrial League out side of the Corbin Screw and Stanley Rule aggregations which were tied for the leadership at the end of tho season. Players who are in the uni- form of the National Guards have been members of teams which Cor bin Screw has beaten this season and they will have a golden opportunity to gain revenge against the Dusty champs.
 The forwards are Emil karbonic of the Russell &5 Erwin team; Elmer Swanson of the Stanley Works: Mic key Luke, former P. < F. Corbin player, and at present member of the Conn. Light & Power Co. quintet; Hermy Schmarr, high school and "Beansy" Wiehn, Landers. The cen- ter is Ray Hoist, P. & F. Corbin player and the guards are Billy Yam kaskas of the Corbin Cabinet Lock | team, "Aldie' Hewett, Stanley Works. and Georgie Luke of the Russwin team.
 l Corbin Screw followers place their hopes on their proteges' great team work. If the Corbinites are able to function in machine-like style with out having their attack broken up by the hard working Guards the Screw victory.
 It is not likely that the Corbin Screw boys will face a team as good as the Guards in the state tourna- ment. In Ray Hoist, Karbonic, Swan son and Mickey Luke the Guards have team that has considerable scoring power. The defensive play of the rangy guards, Yankaskas and 1 Hewett, has been excellent all sea-
 The preliminary game between tho Y. M. H. A. or Hebrew team and the Y. M. T. A. & B. society represent atives, the Irish quintet, should be very interesting. This will start at 2 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
GREAT NEWS FOR KIDS
Major Leagues to Permit Youngsters to See Four or More Games Each Week This Year.

Chicago, March 26 LP,-Good news for baseball hungry kids"
 As a part of an organized cam- paign to reawaken interest in base ball among boys, all major league clubs may permit them to see free four or more games each week dur ing the 1930 season.
 Chicago's major league clubs, the Cubs and White Sox, already have agreed to have four kids days" a week and may increase the bargain to every days except Sundays and holidays.
 With other club owners and Com missioner Kenesaw M. Landis be- hind the movement, other clubs, ma jor and minor, are expected to fol- low suit.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
MAUREEN 0RCUTT
 STILL LEADING
Shoots Snappy 76 Despite the
 Rain at Southern Pines

Southern Pines, N. C., March 2G R)-Optional second round play to- day confronted three score women golfers in the mid-south 54-holc tournament here who were victims of a cold, driving rain storm yester- day afternoon.
 A cold, blustery downpour found about half the field including til, , American champion, Miss Glenna Collett, on the links. Tournament officials ruled that posting of yesterdays scores was op- tional and that players who wished might play ever their second round today This moved the <nal s holes of the tournament into Thursday.
 Perhaps of a third of the field including Miss Maureen .Orcutt | Mondays leader and low scorer again yesterday, will stand by theil yesterdays scores.
 Miss Orcutt shot snappy 76 which combined with her IS of tho | first day gave her a l54 for the St holes. This was low score among the players who posted their card; yesterday.
 Miss Collett reported a 40 for tn, out nine yesterday but fell victim of the elements on the home min, for a poor 47. This AZ with he so of Monday gave her 167 for th' two day play.
 Among other cards were:
 Mrs. o. s. Hill. Kansas City. 160
 Miss Helen Hicks, Hewitt, l.. L 17O.
 Miss Louise Fordyce, Youngstown Ohio, 166.
 Mrs. John Arends, Chicago, III. 163.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Uses Fifteen Players
 In Exhibition Games

Orlando, Fla, March o6 H>-Man- agcr Dan HoWley's practice of play Ing more than 15 Reds in exhibition encounters will be continued for an other week 10 allow him to get q line on all his athletes under fire. Indications now are that the starting lineup for the first championship game will be Kelly, Critz, Ford and Stripp at the infield positions; Heil- mann, Allen and Meusel in the gar dens and Lucas and Sukeforth as the battery.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Veterans Give Rookie
 Tips on How tO Rat

West Palm Beach, Fla, March 2G CPl-Ted Gullic, the Missouri Ozarl5s boy who hopes to make good with the St. Louis Browns, has been get ting some pointers in the art of bat ting from Heine Manush and Man ager Bill killefer. The big right handed batter has the inside on the right field berth at the present and with slight change in his stance at the plate. is expected to overcome his weakness on outside pitches.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
YALE POLO TEAM REACHES FINALS
Blue Combine ReVerSS Role Of Victor and Yanquished

New York, March 26 Pl-Numerl- cally college teams are playing a large part in the national indoor polo championships, but in per formance they have been forced to take secondary roles in the handicap events with one important excep- tion.
 Yale's varsity trio, eliminated from the intercollegiate champion ship by Army, reversed the roles O. victor and vanquished in the upset succession last night to reach the final of the class A event. Yale won it's second round match from the New York A. C. team, which had gained a favored position by defeat ing the highly rated Brooklyn Rid ing and Driving club, by the slim margin of 1-2 to s. A two goal handicap, backed up by brilliant playing of "Cokey" Rathborne, who scored five goals, gave the Ellis the victory.
 Princeton, defending champion in Class B, found the going too hard against the more experienced Squad
 ron A team and lost out, 1-2 to 1-2. The Tigers, with only Billy Post left from last years trio, re- ceived two goals to start but the | best they could do was gain a tie
 late in the game and lose out again
 as the Squadron put over two more l quick goals.
 Yale's Class C team had to con- cede a three goal handicap to the | 104th field artillery of New York in
 their second round game and failed
 by just one to overcome the mar | gin. The final score was to 5.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Marian Bennett Stands
 Third in Tournament

Marian Bennett, local golfer, stands third today in the play in the women's mid-south medal play tournament at Southern Pines, N. C. Maureen Orcutt. New Jersey star, leads the field by six strokes. She hit a 76 yesterday which added 10 her 7S Of Monday gives her q total of l54. Mrs. 0. s. Hill, trans Mississippi and western champion. IS second with 16G. Miss Bennett hit an so yesterday and this, added 10 her Sl of Monday, gives her a total of 16l for the second round. Mrs. s. Bennett, mother Of Marian, has a score of FPS for the two days play.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Gale of Wind Stops
 Red SOX in Practice

Pensacola, Fla, March 26 P)-lt seems that every time the Red SoS might begin to get homesick for those chilly opening April days at FcnNay Park, the obliging Florida climate again comes through. Yes tcrday a wind of gale force swept the field while batters dashed Shiv- eringly from dugout 10 plate and back again and fielders were bun died up in sweaters in spite of the running the wind twisted flies gave them. Only the pitchers managed to keep warm.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Catcher Is Released
 By St. Louis Cards

Bradenton. Fla, March "6 tP- George Mickey" O'Neil, National League backstop. last night was giv- en his unconditional release by the St. Louis Cardinals to allow the re- tention of Gus Mancuso ONeil, whose arm went bad on him, was rounding into good shape this spring. but Mancuso will have to be carried by the Cards under Commis- sioner Landis' ruling.
 O'Neil, a St. Louis boy, immediate ly started dickcring with Manager Bill killefer of the St. Louis Browns
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Gregor Beats Vaughn
 In Billiard Matches

Joseph Gregor, one of the lead ing opponents of pocket billiards in this city, took two matches from Carl Vaughn, nationally known pro- parlors yesterday. In the afternoon Gregor defeated the New Yorker l95 to 7S. Vaughn had a high run of 47 and Grcgor 40. The match was run out in eleven innings. In without any high runs being made. Vaughn gave an exhibition of fancy shooting.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
One Outfelder Seems
 To Impress Robinson

Clearwater, Fla, March 26 P,-Of Brooklyn's outfield aspirants, only Silent Hal Lee, who played with Ma con and Atlanta last year. seems to have made much of an impression on Manager Wilbert Robinson. Rob- inson thinks he will break into the regular lineup before the 1880 sea- son closes.
 Max West and Bob Parham, two other rookie outfelders, probably will be farmed out for another year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Trade Started O'DOul
 To Begin His Hitting

Winter Haven, Fla, March 26 (P) Lefty O'Doul. Philly outfielder and says that he was so mad when the Giants traded him to the Phils "be- cause he couldn't hit" that he had to do something about it. 50 every time I stepped to the plate," he said, ''I'd say, here's one for me and for McGraw.' I'm set to show McGraw some more this year, too. Guess I'll be up with the first five anyway.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Ruth Explains Why He
 Thinks Tanks Will Win

St. Petersburg, Fla. March 26 P Always an optimist Babe Ruth Is ready to show cause why he thinks the New York Yankees are going to win the American League pcnnant The As he says. reached top form in the worlds series and 'pcrhaps by now they've slipped"
 "Thc Yankees have been strength cncd." Ruth explains. "Chapman vii be all right at third if he hits the old apple q little harder. l don't set how Vernon Gomez can miss being q regular pitcher"
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
MAY MAKE POSITION
George Bell, Six FOoter From Dixie, Has Inside Track in Race For Cub Pitching Berth.

Los Angeles, Cal, March e6 LPl- George Bell a six foot two inch stripling just up from Dixie, today had an inside track in the race for one of the three or four pitching bcrths open on the championship Cubs team.
 Bell started and finished an exhi- bition game for the Cubs impressive ly for the second time yesterday, limiting the Los Angeles Angels to six scattered blows.
 One more game with the Angels today and then the Cubs open their important four game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
STARTS CUTTING SQUAD

Fort Myers, Fla, March 26 LT1-- Connie Mack has started cutting down the Athletics ensemble and announced today that Dewitt "Beco' Lebourveau, outfelder, will be sent back to the Toledo club. Mack let the veteran "Bevo" go because of the fine showing thus far of Roger Cramer, rookie fly chaser, and Spen- cer Harris. purchased from Detroit
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Washington Senators
 To Face ChattanOOga

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 26 P, The Washington Senators faced the Chattanooga club here today with Marberry and Hadlcy slated to assume pitching burdens. Manager Johnson also planned to work on Don Savidgc for a thrcc-inning in tcrludc with the veterans, possibly Savdgc's final fling for the Senators, Camp dopcsters believed that he would be left for seasoning here with Joe tngcl
 Buddy Myers arm is responding 10 treatment and there was d possi blity of his being sent in today for a workout around second base.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
PLAY DOUBLE HEADER

New Orleans. March @5 lTp--A double header with the New Orleans PcIicans, something unusual in the day Of spring exhibitions, was on the Cleveland Indians program today. Both the Pels and the tribe plan ned to use their rockies in one con- test and the regulars in the other.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
START BACK HOME
Braves Set Out Today on tho Louy Trek Between St. Petcrsburg, Fla, ard Boston.

St. Petersburg, Fla, March 2t 'P'-The Braves start today on the long trek that leads back home. The first hurdles will be two games with the Athletics at Fort Myers.
 Manager Bill Mckechnie has gwen his approval of the training season here, which ended with taking the championship of the ci5y from the New York Yankees py winning five out of nine games.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
RAIN FORCES IDUENESS

Tampa, Fla, March 26 LP,-Thrcc days of rain enforced idlcnCSS lay behind the Detroit Tigers today as they hoped to meet the Brooklyn National league club here the after noon. Manager Stanley Harris took advantage Of the rain yesterday 10 deliver his annual lecture on the virturcs of regular hours, punctuali- ty and esprit dc corps.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
CARNERA YS. TAXATION
Giant Italian Carpenter Is Seeking to Increase His String of Knock outs in Bout Tonight

Kansas City, March 26 P(-Primo Camera, 270-pound Italian carpen- ter, tonight will attempt to increase his string of knockout victories at the expense of George Trafton, Notre Dame and professional foot
 ball star, who previously donned the padded gloves to defeat Art Shires, Chicago White SoX first baseman.
 Although fans are frankly skepti- cal of Trafton's chances against the foreign man mountain, the former football player today expressed con- fdcnce that he will stay the limit.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
READY FOR CAMPAIGN
Manager John McGraw Has Lined Up His New York Giants and Marshall is at Second Base.

San Antonio, March o6 R-- Manager John McGraw has lined up his New York Giants for the 1930 campaign and Eddie Marshall, recruit infielder, gets the call at second base.
 Andy Reese. who played second most of last season, will alternate with Fred Leach in left field, de- pending on whether right or left handed pitchers oppose the Giants Doc Farrell and Pat Crawford will be the utility infielders and Georgc Fisher utility outfielder.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
SPIRES REINSTATED
Charles Arthur (Thc GrcaD Will Have to Show Donic Bush Just How Good He Is,

San Antonio. Texas, March 26 iP) Charles Arthur Shires may be as great as he claims to be, but he has to prove it to Donie Bush, manager of the White Sox.
 Although the Great One" gained reinstatement and signed contract at Chicago yesterday. he will have to fight to get his old first base joo back, Manager Bush said. BuI Clancy has been tending to the bag in great fashion all spring.
 Shires, was en route to camp to- day, penitent and "all set to outh;t Flornsby and Ruth.'
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
ID RADICALS ARRESTED

S,tn Francisco, March 26 P,-Tcn alleged radicals were under arrest and two persons were nursing in- juries today as the result Of Ininia ture riot which interrupted an ad- dress by Dan Hoan. socialist mayor of Milwaukee, last night.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
 New Yorll-Joe Click, New York, outpointcd Gcorgie Balduc, New York, G0).
 Milwaukee, Wis.-King Tut, Min neapolis, knocked out Lopc Tcnorlo, New York, (4.
 Indianapolis Jackie Dugan Louisville, outpointod Lew Perry St Louis, G0). | Grcenvillc, Miss.-Eddic Gold berg, St. Louis, outpointed Louis | Andrews, Memphis.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Seniors W in

In a game that was drab at times and fast at times the Twelve two Seniors defeated the Ten-two team by the score of 12 to 6. Up to the first half the game was fairly close but during the second half the Sen- iors crept ahead and the Ten-two boys let them do so without much opposition. G. Baylock for the win ners and Crowley for the losers stood out.
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
CLAIMS MOBILES RII IOHn

sydney New South Wales. March @6 F)-Bonnie Mcalng, Australian girl swimmer, claimed q new world S record today after swimming 15o wards backstroke Tn one minute 55 ' seconds.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Inter-Class Standing

The Senior High school inter- class basketball tournament continued Ees- terday afternoon with three games. In the first game, the Eleven one team defeated the Twelve-one team, in the second, the Twelve-one fresh men continued on their way to defeat the Eleven-two- team. Coach George NJ. Cassidy announced that it will be necessary to play games every after noon in order to finish the schedule before the forthcoming school eXhib- it that will occupy both gyms,
 EIcycn-onc Wins
 Led by Ritter and keeley the Eleven one team defeated the Twelve-one boys in the first game of the afternoon by the score of IS to 13. As the score indicates it was a close game at the end. The Eleven one team apparently had the game sewed up at the half. being ahead 13 to 5. But the losers but on spurt and just fell short of catching their opponents. This spurt by the Twelve. one team was the feature of the game.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26

Several spurts by the Ten-Ona team caused the downfall of the Eleven-TWo team. It was the quin- tets fourth loss. The game was hard fought and close to past the first half but a dash down the stretch brought victory to the Freshmen. Dell way by far the out standing star of the game as he practically kept his team in the running with his fine floor play and frequent scoring. Mautner and Grammitt starred for their team. al- though the team work of the Fresh men really brought the game 10 them. The summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
THREE TEAMS STILL TIED
 IN INTER-CLASS LEAGUE

Leaders All Win in Games Played Yesterday Afternoon Contests to Be Staged Every Day in Order to Hold Exhibit - EIeven-One Five Takes 15 to 13 Verdict From Tweve-One Crew-Seniors Score l2 to Victory Over Ten-Two - Eleven-Two Loses Again.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
Tcn-Onc
IlcNcn-1Wo

Score at half time: S-7, Ten-One; referee George M. Cassidy; timer, Herb Carlson; scorer, Zetterman.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
4sY @ m1TY sm % 1nRM
LOCAL QUINTETS TO MEET
 IN CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE

National Guard Basketball Team to Clash in Single Game With Winners of Industrial League Pennant -Militiamen Combine Some of Best Talent in Cir cult Outside of Title Holding Crew-Contest Is to to Start Promptly at 9 O'Clock Thursday - Pre- minary Scrap.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26

There is almost one half aS much standing timber in Japan as there is in tha lnltcd States.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26
TWclye-Two
Ten-TWo
Elevcn-Two's Lose Fourth

Score at half time, 5-4, favor (
New Britain herald., 1930-03-26

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