New Britain herald., 1930-08-19
HENDERL!NG WINS
 HIS INITIAL MATCH
Defeats Eddie Becker On Copper
 Ledge Courts Today
BAND PRESENTS CONCERT
High School Football Team Holds Workout Tomorrow EycEing - Bremen Collect Money for One Whose Home |. Burned.


 Ray Rendering, seeded No. 1 player of the city championship tournament in the initial match Of the singles division played at 9 o'clock this morning at the Copper Ledges courts, decisively defeated Eddie Becker by scores of 60, 6,2. Rendering Is captaIn-eleCt of the Springfield college tennis team and is Ieputedly one of Bristols finest ex- ponents of the net game. Roy Barker, captain of the Bristol High school netmen of this year, officiated at the contest.
 Director Philip Geiger of the tourney announced this morning that Harry R. Cook of 74 High street, proprietor of local shoe retailing store and an entrant in the competi- ton, has offered tennis shoes as prizes for winners of places in the consolation round, to be staged for the benefit Of those who fail to reach the semi-hnals. A silver loving cup. donated by J. R. Mitchell and son clothiers will be awarded to the ulti- mate champion of the tourna ment
 SeedeA rlayers Of the tournament following Rendering include the fol- lowing: Roy Barker, No. .; Dick Jenkins. runner-up to last years champion in title competition, No. 3 {; Ralph E. Strong, principal of the South Side school. No, 1. The cur rent tournament, open to players of Bristol, Tcrryvillc and FOreStvlle, will decide the recognized champion of this section for the first time.
 Football Workouts
 The Bristol High school football team, tutored again by Coach Thomas NJ Monahan. will drill at tht high school athletic field tomorrow evening at 6:3o o'clock, when candi- dates for positions will be chosen and tried out. Assisting Coach Monahan will be Joseph (Sugar) Hugret. colorful fullback of Brist ol hish's grid warriors Of two years Ggo, now performing a New York University; William O'Connor. grid iron flash at Manhattan College, formerly a Bristol high luminary: and Benedict (BennY Riordan, q student at \. Y. l.. former Bristo, high football team captain.
 Concert Tonight
 The New Departure band. under the direction Of Ernest A. Becker, will present another of a series ct band concerts at tho Federal Hill green tonight at o'clock. Fcatur ing the concert will be the rendition Of number of folk songs by in, famous "Hallelujah chorus" Of A voices. r. is expected that rhou- sands of persons will listen to the concert.
 Building Permits Issued
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson today issued build ing permits 10 the following:
 To Otto Strecker Of Willis street to erect one and one-half story. one-family house for himself and Adella Streckcr on Willis street al an estimated cost Of 5000.
 To Clark J. Colburn of South street 10 erect building and chick en coop for himself on Beacon street al an estimated cost Of S1.poo-
 To Gorge Kaymond of 3 Fourth street to erect a one-car garage for himself at g Fifth street al cost Of s2oo.
 To Frank J. Holub 10 build d one car garage at Vincent and Holland roads at an estimated cost Of s20o
 Deeds Filed
 Harriet F. Day has transferred 70 V. H. Hebert land and the Day homestead" at Summer and Fedetal streets. according 10 a Quit-claim decd filed at the office of the city clerk today. Onofrio Carucci has re- leased to Angelina Carucci land and q dwelling house on Park street ac- sordIng 10 3 warranty Geed filed.
 Pas 53Sth Hour
 The Condon road bicycle endur- ance team passed its 53Sth hour at o'clock this afternoon and was still going strongly in quest Of record that will stand untouched for some tItt .p toII4F- lu' NOil lFtpl4 oI 431 f-2 hours was passed by the boys several days ago.
 A set Of racing tires, received by tho team frop the Fisk Tire and . Rubber Co. Akron O., has been placed on the wheels Of the orange vehicle which has traveled the ron- nnEents course since the beginning Of the marathon, The boys figure that the tires will last until they dis continue the contest in September. when they will be forced to return 10 school
 The Laurel street enduranccrs