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New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
League Standing

A trio ot battles IS scheduled to- morrow night in the Industrial Bas ketball at the Tabs hall. Featuring the program is the meeting between the Stanley Rule & Level combina at the present time, and the r. 6 r. Corbin crew This will be the third game on the nights program.
 The Stanley Rule team is unde- feated so far in the league. It has turned back three opponents with little trouble and in each succeeding game. it is. showing improvement and greater strength. Against the Corbin combination tomorrow night, the team will face it's stiffest test O. the season and a great battle is pre- dicted.
 The Corbin team started off with l defeat but it has won two games since then. Members of the quintet are determined to come through with a win in tomorrow nights battle with the Rulers.
 The NeWmatics will clash with the lIdilutI llNE III lIlt oPCIllI6 Soii4N VI the night Both Of these teams have been setting a fast pace and al though neither has yet won a. game, this fact alone assures the fans of a bitter battle. It will be a scrap to see which quintet will get ou1 of the cellar. They are evenly matched and both are determined to win the game.
 Stanley Works will try to get back into the win column tomorrow night at the expense of the RussYin quln- tct This will be the secohd game on the nights program. The Russ wins have failed to show the ability of which they are capable but Coach Johnny Sake promises that his squad will be at top form tomorrow night.
 The first game of the evening IS slated to start at 7:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
JUDGE IS BEST
 FIRST EASTMAN
Washington Veteran Greatest
 Fielder il American Loop

Chicago, Dec. 1 LPt-Joe Judge, veteran of the Washington Senators, was officially recognized today as the greatest fielding first baseman of all American league baseball history.
 Official fielding averages for the 1880 campaign, released today. clinched Judges fame by revealing that he had led his league rivals in defense for the eighth season. probab ply q world record for any circuit Of baseball.
 Judge accepted 1,117 chances in IF games and was charged with but two errors, an age of .998. His performance was two percent age points better than his leading record of 1929.
 The champion Philadelphia Ath- Ietics again topped the league in team fielding. the official statistics disclosed. They felded at .975 clip. the same as in 1929, and made but 145 errors while making 1.648 assists and 4,1o7 putouts. The Washington Senators were second with a .974 average, a gain of six points over 1929, Other teams finished as follows: St. Louis, .970; Boston, .966; Detroit, 967; New York. .965; Cleveland, .962, and Chicago, .9Go.
 Tn addition to Judge, the fielding aces by positions and averages dur ing the season were:
 Second basemen. Charles Gehrin- ger, Detroit, and Oscar Mellilo, St. Louis, .o79; third basemen, Marty McManus, Detroit. .966; shortstops, Joe Boley, Philadelphia, .97o; out felders, Al Simmons, Philadelphia, .o90. and catchers. Mickey Cochrane. Philadelphia, .993. Eleven pitchers had perfect fielding records. They were: Ad Liska, Washington; Golf man and Collins. St. Louis; Pommell and Quinn, Philadelphia; Sullivan. Herring, Cantrell and Page, Detroit; Gomez, New York. and Weiland. Chicago.
 Cleveland and Washington infeld- CTS broke the world record for as sists, the Indians making 22 on June and the Senators tying the mark on July 2. On April 27 John Clancy, White Sox. went through d nine inning game without having a chance at first base, record in the American league and the second record of the kind in major league base ball history. Melillo Of St. Louis established new league record by making 572 assists in 14S games. Meillo also had seven put outs and seven assists on June 10, which was high for a single game during the season.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
.Jr. IS
Won Lost
GAME WILL BE PLAYED
Definite Assurance Given That the Contest Between New York Giants and All Stars Will Be Played.

New York. Dec. 4 (UP)-De1nite assurance that a. charity football game between the New York Giants and q team composed of former Notre Dame stars will be played at the Polo Grounds here December If was given today by Mayor James J. Walker.
 Mayor Walker said that |. NJ. Daniel, chairman of the committee in charge of the game had received a telegram from knute Rochne say ing that he had wired Adam Walsh Of the Yale coaching staff to get the alumni squad together.
 Walsh, according to Daniel. will gather his team at once and bring il to New York next week.
 The Giants, in orGer 10 play the game for the unemployment relief fund. have cancelled a game sched uled for Memphis on December 14.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

Britain for q good number of years. They have come here with Spring field, Holyoke and Plainfeld teams and they are known as dangerous floor men and good defenders of their own goal.
 The forwards, Ellert and Healy are regarded as two of the best players in Western Massachusetts. Ellert is coach of all athletics for freshmen at the Massachusetts Az ricultural college, while Healy was member of the New York Giants baseball team last season as d second string catcher.
 New Britain will send out Sloman and McElwain at the forwards, Ray Hoist at center and Arbuss and MiSke at the guards.
 Partners in PrcIim
 The Panthers will meet the WIlli- mantle West Ends in the prelmi- nary game Saturday night. This will be the first home appearance of the Panthers this season. The game will start promptly at 7:3O o'clock with the main attraction fol- lowing immediately afterward. Dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
HandbilI Distributors
 Arrested in BrOcktOn

BTockton, Mass. Dec. (UP) = Police arrested two men and a wom- an today before Brockton shoe fac tories.
 They were charged with distribut- ing handbills without a permit.
 Police said the handbills urged shoe workers to unite against fur ther wage cuts and charged that Boston shoe workers had already submitted to Is to 25 per cent wage reductions. Those arrested submit ted to police without disorder.
 One of the handbils was signed, Shoe and Labor Workers Organiza- ton Committee of the Trade Union Cr'.'' T Aague, 22 Harrison avenue"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
Handlers
SPECIAL MATCH Union Laundry
John De Irish All stars
PRACTICE INSIDE

West Point, Dec. (UP) - be- cause of the frozen condition Of the plains gridiron, Army may be fore cd to do all of its heavy work m preparation for the Navy game on the Tanbark floor of the riding acad- emv. Sassc said today that the gridiron was much too treacherou' to risk an outdoor scrimmage. The Cadets took their first workout since the Notre Dame game yesterday, put confined their activities to llmberlng up exercises and short signal drill. All the regulars except Sebastian were in uniform.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

Five handball matches will be played at the Y. M C. A. when the Waterbury team meets the "Y' team tonight. The first game is scheduled for 8 o'clock.
 Four senior basketball teams have been recently organized by Joseph Hergstrom. physical director at the |. NJ. C. A. and a schedule planned to last until January 3l. Fred Feld- mann will captain the Comets, A.. Aronson the Meteors. R. Lienbard the Crescents and NJ. Luke the Plan cts.
 Twenty rounds of golf will be played for the golf trophy that is on display in the lobby of the mems department. A 36 must be obtained to qualify for the tournament. The individual that wins the trophy twice retains it. The match started December l and will end on Febru- ary ].
 The present standing of teams in the boys department basketball league:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
SOCCER TEAM PICKED
All Collegiate Aggregation Has Been Selected By Coach Al Mes Of Princeton From Teams.

Princeton. N. J, Dec. LP)-The all-collegiate soccer team Coach Al Mes of Princeton picks annually with the help of other coaches lists three Pennsylvania men this year, two each from Harvard and Yale. and one man each from Amherst. Brown, Cornell and Dartmouth.
 Mes believes kullum of Penn the finest wing ever developed in col legiate ranks" and ranks Captain Bland of Harvard "on a par with the best center halfbacks of recent years"
 The team:
 Goal-Catanelli, Harvard.
 Right halfba ack-McGinn, Brown.
 Left halfback-Wh Yale.
 Right halfback-Nelson, Yale.
 Center hafback-Bland. Harvard.
 Left halfback-Donovan. Cornell.
 Outside right-Campbell, Pennsyl- vania.
 Inside ight-Eagan, Dartmouth.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
PROVIDENCE BEATS TIGERS

Providence, R. |. Dec. 4 Pl--A goal by Hago Harrington early in the third period gave the Pro'i. dcnce Reds a 4-3 victory over the Boston Tigers in d Cana Amer ican league hockey game here last night. The win put Providence in
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
SECOND HEAVY SCRINMAGE

Annapolis, Md.. Dec. 4 [UP)- Head Coach Bill Ingram planned to send his Navy varsity through its second heavy scrlmmage in two days here this afternoon. The Midshlp men scrilnmased for more than an hour yesterday. The squad physl- elan announced that barring injur- cs in the ennsylvania game Sat ;rday. Navy would be at full .rength against Army Dec. 13.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
HOLY CROSS CAPTAIN

Worcester. Mass, Dec. (UP)- Phil O'Conneu of Brockton. guar terback who directed the Holy Cross team to victories over liar ward and Boston college this year has been elected captain of next years team. John J. McEwan. head coach who succeeded Cleo O'Don nell this year, has been retained under a three-year agreement
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
TRADERS WIN GAME
Local Basketball Quintet Scores 26 10 22 Victory Over Rivals From Collinsyille High.

The State Trade school basketball team came through with a 26 to 22 victory over the Collinsville high school team at the New Britain high school gym last night. Although Coach Bradley's youthful charges won. the team failed to show the dash and pep that has characterized the Traders Of former years.
 The AAemakers were also far be low the par set by former teams from Collinsyile. The early season effort was noticea ble on both teams. However, another good Trade school crew is in the making.
 Malone and Stefanowicz starred for the locals while Brucher was the big number for Collinsyille. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

final scrimmage yesterday. The var sity, using varied running attack. scored three touchdowns on the scrub eleven. During a wide end run. Paul Riblett. star end, suffer- ed q deep gash over the eye. He will, however. be ready for play against the Midshipmen.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
WALNUT LODGE ELECTION

Walnut lodge. A. F. & A. NJ. which will be one year old in Jan- uary will hold its second annual election of officers in Masonic temple on West Main street next Tuesday night. Walnut Hill lodge is the baby" lodge in the state, but it is one of the most lively, with an ever increasing membership being report ed monthly.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
THREE BATTLES LISTED
 IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

Stanley Rule & Level Quintet and P. & F. Corbin Crew to Clash in Feature Game Tomorrow Night at Tabs Hal-Newmatics to Meet Landers- Stanley Works to Try to Get Back in Winning Form Against Russ win FiNe-Anoher Big Crowd Expected-Games Will Start at 7:30 O'Clock
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
QI AXE, IN ITALY

Reggie Di Calabria, Italy, Dec. 4 (Pt-An earthquake shock rattled the houses here at about noon to- day. putting the inhabitants to flight, but causing little damage.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
LIGHT SIGNAL DRILL

Philadelphia, Dec. 4 UP) - Penn's football squad was scheduled 10 engage in nothing more strenu- ous than a light signal drill today in preparation for the Navy game on Saturday. The Quakers held their
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
New Britain Trade school
COllinsNille High School

Referee, Nixon. Timer, Bradbury. Scorer, Stein.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

Center forward Anderson, Penn Tylvania.
 Inside left-Williams Amherst.
 Outside left-Kullman. Pennsyl- yania.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
Putting the Hazards.....

A tournament with Stanley Works players entered will be started Mon- day night at the Tabs miniature golf course. Thirty-six men have entered and special prizes will be awarded each night.
 George Herdelein was low for the men at the Tabs last night with q 3S. Frank Keough was second witt 40. Miss Loretta Dery was low for women with 46.
 A special match was played yes terday at the Tabs Ed Wolfer and Tom Grove defeated Dan Merline and Frank McInerney one up.
 Four teams will clash tonight at the Stanley Arena in the Girls h. dustrial league. Fafnir Bearing will meet Stanley Rule at 7:3O while American Hardware will play Skin ner Chuck at o'clock.
 Heck" Parker won the toilet set given as a daily prize yesterday.
 The Wolfers are leading the golf. CTS at the Arena. Frank Wolfer took the playoff last night with a 35. Ed Wolfer holds the record for low at the course with q 20. George Wolfrr has scored 31 while Raymond Wolf CT has hit 35
 Mrs. R. C. Mason hit low for the women yesterday with fl.
 Tomorrow night at the Arena the match featuring the blindfolded wonder from Chicago against the best in the Arena will be played at 10 o'clock.
 Over at the Cocoanut Grove to- night the R. &t E. Girls team will play the H. o. ". crew in an Indus- trial league game.
 Edna Felenches scored low for the women yesterday with 45. Joe Morris copped low for the men with 39.
 In the Merchants league Travers Clothes. Nettleton Shoe and Barry and Bamforth are leading with no defeats chalked Up against them. Dobbs and United Men are second.
 Reggie Vetrano shot a sensational 50 to win first prize in the weekly playoff at the Little Meadow course Yin O'Dell took second and Jimmy Gardner took third.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

Admiration for foes even when their team is defeated is expressed by Coach Cassidy. Fans who watch ed the New Britain and Hartford High school teams battle in Hartford this year will feel a bit of satisfac- ton in the fact that Gallivan and Cunningham have been selected for the all-state team. Both of these players bore the brunt of the attack against New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
HOLYOKE MOHAWKS COMING
 HERE WITH STRONG TEAM

Bay State Basketball Quintet to Face New Britain Con- bination in Opening Game of the Season in This City Saturday-Marchinek Playing Center for the Visitors-Contest Will Pry Lid Off Pro Court Year
 in This City-Panthers Meet Willimantic in Prelim.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

Plenty of action is expected to- morrow night in the Industrial League basketball games at the Tabs. The center of interest however is in the meeting between the Stan lev Rule and P. & F. Corbin teams. This should be a great battle.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

In the inter-city girls bowling league Thursday night. the following matches are scheduled: Tutko's So- kols vs. Helen Pacs Stars and the Elite Girls vs. the Newington Stars.
 Clyde Ellingwood's Park Depart nent bowling team won three games from the A. & r. Store combination at Rogers alleys last night. Clyde is building up d strong team and he expects to be able to take the engi- neers into camp in the near future.
 Plenty of interest will be shown In the selection of an All-Connecti- cut football team by Coach George NJ. Cassidy of the New Britain Senior High school team today. He has been following the feats of the in dividual players all season and his choice of men for the various berths on the mythical team, will be read with interest.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

A special match was played yes terday at the Tabs. Ed Wolfer and Tom Grove defeated Dan Merline and Frank Mclnerney one up.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
Speaking of Sports

In an effort 10 pep up roller hoe key in Meriden. Doc" Letourneau, manager of the club, will admit women with escorts free of charge at the game with Newburgh Thurs day night. The game hasn't been go- ing any too well in the Silver City.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

Four teams will clash tonight at the Stanley Arena in the Girls h. dustrial league. Fafnir Bearing will meet Stanley Rule at 7:3O while American Hardware will play Skin ner Chuck at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04
WITH THE BOWLERS
ROGERS ALLEYS

RECREATION LEAGUE
 Rackliffc
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

A tournament with Stanley Works players entered will be started Mor- day night at the Tabs miniature golf course. Thirty-six men have entered and special prizes will be awarded each night.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

George Herdelein was low for the men at the Tabs last night with 5S. Frank Keough was second witt 40. Miss Loretta Dery was low for women with 46.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

day night. The game hasn't been go- ing any too well in the Silver City.
 Hoff, Glastonbury boy who made such a hit while with the New Brit ain team, has been signed as goal tender by Meriden. He will start Thursday night, New burgh will have Harkins, Blount, Staubin, Mulligan and Hebert. A preliminary game will be played between two Eastern League teams, the New Britain Blues and East Hartford.
 The Triangles Football club will hold meeting at the club rooms to- night at o'clock. All members of the team arc asked 10 be on hand.
 Next Sunday at o'clock, the All New Britain bowling stars will roll the Rockville Stars at the Palace AL leys on Main street. New Britain will have Kaiser, Menzel, Morin, Dugas and Webber.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-04

''keck" Parker won the toilet set given as a daily prize yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-04
COLLIER is VICTOR
IN STAR BOAT RACE

Freeman Collier, motor boat enthusi-
asst, sported q handsome trophy today
emblematic of victory in the feature
race Of the second days racing in the
annual regatta of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Motor Boat Association at
Herald Harbor on the Severn.
Freeman SKINNED to the front in his
Three Star in the class c cupboard race
in minutes and "a seconds, which was
good time. Charles Snyder finished
second in his H-Eye.
:, Unlimited cupboard 90 1apsl-sea Dog
Snadecki. Time. 1852.
Glass @ outboard-Three Star. Freeman
Collier; H-Three. Paul Holman; H-Eye,
Charles Snyder. Time, 1884.
Family runabout a laps)-Round Scott
Clarence Scott; Oriole, Elmer Stagner; Bat
No, @. H. Sperrar. Time, 1919.
Class B q laps)-H-315, Elmer Stagner;
Little One; @. Lucas; HIS, Paul Hoffman.
Family outboard a laps,-oriole. Elmer
enee Scott. Time. l3:4l.
Runabout 50-horsepower)-Pep II, c. H.
3 Wa.f1y l Bobcst' Jsek Stewart; Edna M
Handicap ,(25o, horsepower)-Pep II, J.
I BrIPal so5,jack Jack Stewart; Christ
non Foad Sea Iion C. knox sue Pgeen
Bob Snadecki Time, 1910.
Runabout (25o-horseppwer, 4 laps)--Pep H.
J; A; Gramall; Bob5ack; Jack Stewart;
Christcraft, DR.. Sexton. Time, 6:33.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-04
Along the Water Front
; By Carol Klotzbach.

Nov then. Here's an opportunity.
IN Here's Capt Edrington-a cham
pion-willing to assist and advise.
Here's a skipper with nothing to sell.
nothing up his sleeve, all willing and
ready to do his stuff. And If you are
interested, do yours, get in touch with
him. right away. The Summer is far
from over and the racing season just
beginning.
A suggestion. why not bit of syn
dictate racing, such as is practiced else
where? If each yacht club in Wash
ington were to invest in one of these
great little ships our feet would be
f1ve-Capital, Eastern, Washington, Co
lumbia and Corinthian. If the boat
clubs up river were to come in as they
have come in on everything else, we
could count on at least three more.
And there's, the Alexandria boys-de-
pend on it they would not be behind
hand when real sport is in the offing.
petus and energy these boys could
build one or two. At least 10 boats!
feet that would campare favorably
with most! Merely suggestion, skip
pers, but q good one I do believe. 1t
would promote all the things that go
for esprit de corps-competition, good
fellowship, clean craftsmanship, keen
and close work.
And any one that thinks that sail
boating isn't sport will change quickly
II he ever roosts on the weather rail
with the lee under, surges through the
water at exhilarating speed in the alb
sence of noisy engines, races in con-
test where skill and nerve are the de-
Gliding factors instead, of needld gaso-
line, super horsepowers (plus plenty OF
dirt, racket, uproar and vibration-Well,
just try it.
We have heard the argument that
there is insufficient water in these parts
for such sailing. For those supporting
this view we cry, File! Two fies If nee
essary. Enough water to sail small
craft Have you ever seen workboat
skipper beat up the Washington Cham
mel in a stiff nor'wester and lay his
70-toot schooner or bugeye alongside
the fish wharf with the aid one hand
no motor, mind you? No room Tor
sailing. Occoquan Bay Is large enough
for most any kind of race meet and
the river between here and there is
ample for any one determind to have a
bit of sport. Motor boating is largely. a
matter of sitting and steering-sail--
boating is sport, action, thrills, work!
Come on, shippers, grab tiller!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-04
Summary of Pastin,es
For Week End in Brief
BY the Associated Press.
Tennis

By the Associated Press.
Tennis.
SEABRIGHT. N. J.-Williams and
Hall win Seabright doubles, beating
Wood and Shields, 2-6, As, 81,
81, 60; Mrs. L. A. Harper beats
Josephine CruickShank for women's
title, Ga, Ga: mixed doubles to
Hall and Edith Cross.
ASHEVILLE, N. Chimes beats
Demott, 6-3, 10-8, IS, to retain
North Carolina open championship.
OCEAN CITY.-Atlantic Coast
singles title goes to Bert HammeH,
Absecon, N. j., who beats Jake Hess,
Houston, 81, S--6, 6-3, Go.
Racing.
SARATOGA SPRINGS-James-
town captures United States Hotel
Stakes for juveniles in easy fashion;
first running of Wilson Memorial
goes to Battleship Grey.
CHICAGO.-Insco wins $4,000
Post and Paddock Stakes for 2-year-
olds.
CIEVELAND.-Cu lloden wins Ohio
State Derby and equals cambridge
track record for mile and eighth.
I,ATONIA. - outsider, Manta,
wins IS 1000 added Enquirer Handi-
cap.
General.
NEW YORK.-Ruth hits fortieth
homer.
BOSTON.-Henigan beats Miles.
Demar and Nicholson in 15-mne
race.
Pedley scores nine goals as Hitch
cocks Whites crush Reds, 24-lO, IN
polo test match.
GREENVILLE, Ohio-Two racing
pilots killed in accidents on Green
Vile Auto Speedway.
NEW Workshop Mischief OF
New Bedford wins tenth annual
Bayside-Block Island race.
ANTWERP.-Ameri score IN
rifle championships.
BOSTON.-Bill Miller wins ma
tional singles sculling title.
NEWPORT, r. Tommy Taller
beats Tolley, 3 and /, in finals OF
Newport invitation golf tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-04
Kansas City to Start
Night Golf This Week

KANSAS CITY, Mo, August A.
A night golf course OF nine holes
will be opened in this city this week
at Eastwood Hills. The course Is
being lighted on the presumption
that golfers drive down the fair
ways. Those who let fly into the
rough may have some difficulty IN
retrieving their shots without fash
lights.
The fairways to the ninth hole
are being lined with poles bearing
l,O00-watt lamps. Special lights
will be focused on tees and greens.
AS the lighting crew proceeds
farther and farther across the
course the problem of illumination
becomes more difficult. Bunkers
create shadow hazards. Ravines,
under the experimental light tests,
become black, ragged ribbons. The
slightest elevation on the course
produces shadows resembling ra-
vines and holes. Special lights are
being arranged to distribute the
light smoothly.
The 478-yard drive from tee to
green on the eighth hole was opened
to golfers several nights ago. The
PLAYERS were pleased. Short shots
into the rough were recovered with
out dificulty, the white ball shining
out in the dim reflected light.
Night golf seems to have some
drawbacks. The clover greens are
wet with dew on clear nights. Put
ting is difficult. Further the night
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