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New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
HARTFORD TEAM
 MEETS BURR|TTS
Hardware and Capital Cities
 Rivalry to Be Resumed

Hartford and New Britain rivalry will be resumed Saturday evening at the Stanley Arena when the fasc travelling Burritt Basketball team stacks up against the fast pastime A C. of Hartford. The locals will be seeking their 20th victory of the season. Tho Burritts have not been defeated by Hartford aggregation ill the last three years and hope 10 keep their record intact against the Pastime crew.
 The Hartford aggregation is con- ing here with a good reputation, being one of the leaders in the Twi- light League in the Capital city. The team, formerly the St. Anthony five. is composed entirely of Italian players. Last year the Burritts fought a thrilling game with the St. Anthony quintet and emerged q winner through great rally in the final quarter.
 The Pastime team has been trav- cling at high speed this season and holds victories over the Mckinley Athletics and the Kay Nutmegs, two Of the best teams in Hartford. The team is confident that it will tale the Burritts into camp.
 Although every member of the Burritt team will take part in d game Friday evening, Manager Ken Saunders is confident that his men will be in good condition for a harl game Saturday. Yabubowicz, Jasper. Havlick. Luty, Carlson. Darrow. Gill will start at o'clock with Abe" Aronson holding the whistle.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
BAT EXPECTS ID
 WEIGH ABOUT l27
FeatherWeight Champion Finds
 No Difficulty in Pounda6e

Hartford Feb. 2u.-Bat Battalino expects to weigh about l27 pounds for this tcn-round battle with Ig- u2Cio Fernandez at the Hartford state armory next Tuesday night.
 Yesterday the fcathcrweight champion got aboard the scales at the S. Nicholas gym to find that he weighed 131. stiff workouts in the gym with his sparring partners and jaunts on the road will find him sealing off about four pounds.
 Battalino has had an odd expert cnCe in this matter of weight. In the final stages of his career as an amateur, he went up the scale and was fighting at 12S and 129. This brought the prediction that he Was outgroWing the fcatherWeiGht class and that he would have to fight pro- fcsslonallN as q junior lightweight.
 But. 10 and behold. when he did launch out as d pro, he did so tt 12G and he has been at that weight or even lower for most of his bat ties since he deserted the amateur class for the greater cNactions of the professional side of the sport.
 lily MallcN, his manager since Bats first trip out as an ambitious amateur, thinks the champion is ai concert pitch at l@5 l-3. That is the weight at which like to sec him." says Mlllcy. He is very fas: down there. without forfeiting any of his strength or hitting power"
 Fernandez expects to come in at 127 and, if he does, there will ha but a fraction between them, an tucal situation for any bout.
 Bat and his Filipino opponent are much alike physically as well as be- ing two potent punchcrs. Each is sturdily built. but neither is squat. the type that has to fight off extra roundag, Each is strong but not bulky-trim, compact fighting ma chimes
 When Battalino fought Eoutis tar the title, he was at the lowest weight Of his fighting career lie Vas high strung and fidgety and HG trcttcd off weight even after tine weighing in when he ate heartily exercising the prCrogativc of the fighter at the end of the cAacting training grind.
 It is Il recognized truth that a fighter can fret off more weight than he sheds in the drying-out process.
 His weight was not determined after he had weighed in, but it IS believed that Battalino was down to l22 in his bid for the championship.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
HANDBALL MATCHES
Waterbury '. M. C. <. Sending Over Six Teams to Meet Local
 Combinations Tonight

Waterbury Y. NJ. C. A. is sending over six teams of hand ball tonight and New Britain will have to be at their best in order 10 win, for tue Brass city handballers have trimmed the locals twice in recent meets.
 New Britain will send in the Mag Hawkins team against the first team from Waterbury, the Wall-Aperid1 cam, Dunn-Mangan may play their old rivals, Lynch Jackson. Green stein-LaUson Ns. Finncy, Dressel-Crowe vs. Nelte-W Walsh. Loomis- Patrus, Hibbard- Hergstrotl Anderson -Cianci will meet the re- maining teams from Waterbury as yet unannounced.
 Plenty Of action is in store for the hand ball fans, all courts will be re- served for the Dual Meet, and If a fan is not satisfied with on" match he has three ether courts 10 go to, as four matches will be in progress at the same time. Water bury hand ball players have come along fast in the past two years and are about on par with the Hardware players at the doubles games.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
DRESSEL-CR0WE RETAIN
 STANDING IN HANDBALL
Despite Defeat il, One Game to tue parkcr-N. Mag Combination,
 Inn l.. NiiII I,I,..i
Duo Is still First

Winning thsjr 1lth straight harl ball game Tuesday night, the Dres- sel-CroWc team in the Senior Dou- bics Open " championship tourna- men dropped ono game 10 the Park CTS. Mag team but still retained their lead in ;hc league. The Park cr-Mag team which has been fighting it out with the Greenstein- Lawson team 10 see which will win the cellar title, was the first team to take a game from the Dressel Grove combination. The latter team has been wading through all oppo- sition of late, defeating the strong Clanci. Roche Rosenberg. Green stein Lawson and the Parker Mag teams. winning l straight and los ing one. They still have to meet the Hubbard -Hergstrom, Dunn Mangan Andcrson-Clarc and Mag Hawkins f.,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

Manager K. l.. Parker Of the Soulh church team received notice this morning from High Commits sloncr Harry x. Anderson that his team would not be awarded q for foit over Mapping despite tho latter outfits refusal 10 play here on T suitable date. Mir. Anderson says that Mapping had Saturday night as its home night first and cannot be forced, but the local pilot has writ ten 10 the commissioner again. claiming that the ruling shows lack of knowledge Of the league rules and that no team is entitled to a cor ncr' on any night.
 X forfeit was not really the ob- ject Of the local management, the claim being made 10 obtain some aC- ton from Mapping, and now Man agcr Parker has demanded that Wrapping be ordered 10 play in this city on q night when the locals can obtain their floor.
 The South church team will 90 10 Highland Park this evening, leaving the local "" by automobile short Dy after G:l5 o'clock. The game will bc played in the Methodist church gym at Manchester.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
WASHINGTON F|VES
 EARN EVEN BREAK
Intermediates Win Here But
 Seniors Lose on Road
League Standing

The kensington Boys Club Inter- mediates stayed in the intermediate County Y. M C. A. basketball league race last evening when they played brilliant ball in the second half and defeated the South Church 1ntcrme- diatcs by &o-15 in a game played at the local Boys cluby The victory brought them to within half q game of the Whippcts, and the league title may be decided when these teams clash in kensinGton on Friday night.
 Slepsk scored two baskets at the very beginning of last nights en- counter. but Zcttcrman and Stanley drew tho losers up to even terms at A before the end Of the quarter. In the second period the locals drew ahead 10 1O-S and held this margin to the intormission. Kensington. however. had started with two men missing, and these were on hand for the second half. Don Lewis made two field goals in rapid succession to put his team ahead and the whole kensington quintet began to tunc- ton in excellent fashion. GotoWaia and Slepswi joined Lewis in mak- ing spectacular shots,and the subur- banites drew away to "1-11 at the quarter mark and then on the final score. Anderson's basket was the only one made by the losers Tn the second half.
 kensington went well as soon as Clannone and Helenski had arrived, but the losers had to play the whole game without Merza and Gilman. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

Saturday night at the Stanley Arena. the Brooklyn Visitation -bas- ketball team, one of the strongest teams in the American Basketball league. will face the New Britain team. This will be the second ap- pearance Of the Brooklyn team this season In their first encounter with New Britain. the Visitations won out by a six point margin, 54 to eS.
 This week. the visitors will meet a vastly different combination in this city. The New Britain team has been reorganized almost completely. since the first game and, according to the manner in which the quintet per formed last Saturday night against the Maspeth Lithuanians, a great battle is in prospect this weekend.
 The Nisitatons will send thei, strongest lineup to this city. Head ing the quintet will be Joe Bren- nan. considered the best basketball player in the country today. He will pair up with Red" Conaty in the forward berths. "Stringcr' Herlihy will occupy the center position with Scrill and Captain Rody Cooney al the guards. Williams. Griebc and Reilly form the reserve forces.
 There has been q rumor circulat- cd in this city that Joe Brennan it no longer with the Nisitations. There is no truth in this assertion. Last night Brooklyn defeated Rochester 35 to 22 and Brennan occupied a stellar role in the victory. Manager Clarence Lanpher received a letter today stating that the entire team would be here for the game, includ- ing Brennan. Unless some unforeseen accident occurs, he will be seen in action in the game.
 Among all of the teams from the American league that pMyed here. the Visitation quintet is the only one that appears here in it's entirety Consistently on the many appear ances of the squa&-here, the quintet has carried at least seven men and more times eight. This rule will hold true Saturday night.
 New Britain's conb bine will lineup the same as it did against the Mas beth Lithuanians last Saturday night in the midnight feature. Collins and Sloman will be at the forwards with Sid" Itichman at center. Conway and Arburr will occupy the guard positions.
 The game will set under way al 2 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
ORIOLES TR0UNCE
 MER|DEN QUINTET
Communities Of Silver City
 Suffer a 55 to 21 Beating

Displaying the greatest form Of the present season, the Orioles bas- ketball team defeated the famed Merden Communities at the state armory last night. The score was 5 to 21 and the points of victory were made in wild scoring circus in the second half.
 The Meriden Communities are rated as one of the leading state junior teams and by their victory the Orioles are now near the top in the battle for the state junior title that was not completely de- cided last year The Meridcn team and the New Britain Burritts had claim upon it and both are strong contenders for the pennant this year.
 Both teams played at a furious pace in the first quarter but the Communities led, s to 6. at tho end of the period. The Communities pulled away in the second quarter and at one time led 14 10 :. But the Orioles came back and at half time they were within one point Of a tic, l3 to 14.
 Forty seconds after the third quarter opened the Orioles began to rally. Baylock made a field goal and his team took the lead 15 70 l4. Ben Saunders and Baylock fol- lowed this with points which gave the Orioles a 19 to 15 lead. At the end of the third quarter it was o2 to l5 in favor of the Hardware City team.
 IkowitZ, Yankowitz, Eccano and Saunders scored in succession in q fourth quarter spurt that gave the Orioles a sizeablc lead. With the score q to ol. Shulga was forced to leave the game because of per- sonal fouls and Mcriden was left with four men, To even the num- Der on each team Victor Baylock left the floor and both teams finish ed the game with four men.
 AS usual the koski-koCin forward mbination did the bulk of the scoring although Sprafke, left guard on the Silver City team contribute ] four field goals.
 Ikowitz and Saunders, the Orioles work and were responsible for 1J of their teams points. The Oriole forwards made seven points each. Baylock also held his man in check.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
By JAY VESSELS Sports Editor

Associated Press Feature Scrvicel
 New York, Feb. 70 CPj-Hark Wilson. squat strong man Of tho Chicago Cubs, has a new playmate this year. at least for the duratio Of the spring training period.
 Hack now companion of clOut is noted temporarily for his physic I resemblance to the Cubs chubby out- fielder.
 His name is Danny Taylor. AaI i. surely will become "DanCcrods Danny" anytime Taylor begins cracking the ball at tho .37l clip he flashed in the International League last year.
 Danny is five foot, seven and on7- half inches tall and weighs 1Sj pounds. Hack is five foot, six and weighs 1SJ,
 That makes the physical propor- tion fairly close. Whether Danny can catch his new stablcmate in temperament and batting ability will be determined after the Cubs have dug into their preseason rou- tine at their Catalina Island camp.
 Taylor was a terror with the st;Gi ir the International in 1929. leal- ing the regular outfielders in hit- ting. In l25 games, he got l5S hits, scored 1l3 runs and bagged ol two base hits for the Reading clu5.
 Danny proved to be swift boz on the bases, stealing 36 sacks b tie for second place in that depa"r- ment Of the league, which is fast work on the paths for man weigh ing 1S5 pounds.
 Even with all of this in his favor, Danny probably won't connect with @ regular outficld berth. The Cub outficld Of Wilson, Stephenson an CuNlcr. the class Of the National League for two years is intact again this year. In 1929, StcphcH- son hit .3G2, Cu}lcr .36o, and Wh- son, .%49
 lt will be hard to break up that great continuation So Danny prop ably will be backing it up instead Of breaking it up and will he keep me himself ready to step into the lineup should injuries or a slumb iLcapacItatc one of the regulars.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

8. t.r 'rt..+ted rue--.
 CHciOnan-Jon Anderson. co'uS- tou Ky. ovtpoiutcd Vincent For -lon,, Philadelphia. lot Jimmy NoaL cincinnati. knocked out Tommy Holman. Pittsburgh, ..
 San Eraueisco-Frcd ODummy) Nahau. knocked out Arizona Joe Rivers. Phoenix, ArIz,, 2.
 Oakland, Cal-pava Shade New York. ou'poiu'cd Young Johnny Burns. Oakland. Io.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
WHITE IS FAY0RITE
Thirty Nine ' Year.OId BiXer Is Given the Edge Over Opponent in First Comeback Attempt.

Chicago. Feb. 20 fP)-Charley White and his S9 years including six years of retirement, today was a [ to choice to celebrate his comeback attempt in Promoter Jack Demp- night, to defeat Henry Perlick. the kalam azoo, Mich. lightweight twin.
 In training Whites famous left hook has worked impressively and he is confident of stopping Perlick, who is about IS years his junior. Tho bout is for six rounds.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
EQUALS OWN RECORD
Miss Catherine Donovan Does 50 Yard Low Hurdles Once Again in Light Seconds at Newark.

Newark. N. J., Feb. 20 (UP)- Miss Catherine Donovan equaled her own worlds record of ;0S for the 5U-yard low hurdles in the feature event Of the Women's Metropolitan \. A. L. championships at Newark armory last night.
 Catherine Capp of the Globe In dcmnity A. A. bcttered the accept cd universal standard of Miss Dono van in both 220-yard heat and final but fell short Of Stella Walsh's re- gently established mark of 0:26 4-5. Miss Capp won her heat in OPS 3-5 and clipped another fifth second off the old figures in the finals,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
ON HOIDOtT LIST

New York i-b. @o,--tl of New York Na0rr"s except Babe Ruth and Tony laz~rt aro under contract for '1a 1880 season. Secretary Ed Bar row auuoguced tcGay.
 L.alzcrj has accepted terms and his signed contract is expected soon.
 Col. Jaro1 N"pp'rt Hill leave for 'h" 1auEs traimaS camp March 4 and tine dlspHt" ever Babe Tuths salary will ho discussed at that time.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
Special to the Ierald1

West Avon, Feb. 20 - The West Avon Boys club climbed into fifth place in the County "Y' senior bas- ketball league last night by defeat ing the kensington Boys club by 3424 here. The locals ran up an 18-l0 lead in the first half and in- creased this margin by two points in the second. sam Aliano starred for the winners, while GotoWala and Bonolo led kensington in scoring. The teams will meet again in Ken tomorrow night. The sum- mary
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
MAY PLAY SECOND BASE

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 20 LP-- Bill Cissell. the Chicago White So1' si2S,000 shortstop, may be moved to second base this season, Manager Donie Bush has indicated.
 Cissell has been worked at second base every day since the Sox ar rived, and Bush has spent consdera- ble time with him.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
Itl.nN ItI. .NI IIL,I.ES

Fro'lWrr. r. l.. Feb. 2o OPD- The l"l@uo beading Providence Reds dor,atrI tu, liostou Tigers f to 9. Io T Cauadian-Am"rjran l"aGuc 3ort"y gawr he"" last night. Three Of 'hr Reds goals were raG"d in inc ,'"ond period Reg Nackcy. de- f"uc- r#u. scored both of liostou's goals, one 'u tho first. and the other m the Gual period.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
WINS ..1 STRAIGHT

Chicago, Feb. @o tM-Cranc col I"Gn Of Chicago this year won its ""vouth straight Northern Illinois ''ujor college basketball title. The team was defeated in &2 games dur inS the past two seasons.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
Lea guC Standing
STARS IN BOTH SPORTS

Mary k. Browne, professional tennis player and golfer of amateur standing. is the only woman to achieve prominence ill both sports
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
NEW % mAN @ % nNmMs ] SUFFER nmSe HANDS OF FAST kA1%
FAST SKATING LAWMAKERS
 TROUNCE PANTHER QUINTET

New Britain Roller Hockey Team Bows to Albany Quin- tet by to 1 Score-Winners of Last Night to Clash With Locals Tonight at Stanley Arena-Near Riot Occurs When "Kid' Williams Pushes Peregrin Against Bank and He Is Knocked Out-Big Battle Tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
START DOG DERBY
Fifteen Intrauta Mu-he1 Out of Qucbcc Today on first Lap oI ThrCc-Dav snowy Grind

4ueboc pu.. l'.b. 9o CrIJ-FIr- l''D entrants u.sa,l ol' of lgu bas today for 'h. 1rst lap ol th. annual throo,da" dog derby. Q. nupu.s and his Nauoir IIohelirg team w,rr the first to get under way, ,na other I4 teams starting II three minute iu- tcrVals
 Five minutes later Irene B.Iaugrr. j5-}car-old Gnl mpshsr of ,raLsc. got under way in an unofficial at- tempt 10 beat tho male entrants
 Lcinhard Soppalt Of Fairbanks. Alaska. winner ot inc 1929 race j.. favored 70 repeat. Other N-IIv ',.. @arJ"d competitors are 1mtl 'St Goddard Of tbr Pas: Prank puuuis oH Qu'bcc. ruuu"r-up in 'hr l9-r tar.: and Earl Irydyrs, tno oujy rn. 'au dritmg his own do@s.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
New Britain Orioles
NIcridcn Communities

Score at half time l4-l5, Meriden; CT, Zetterman.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
THE JUDGES IDEA

Patrons of the Boston Braves will be entertained by band concert be- fore every home game this season.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
BROOKLYN INSPIRATIONS
 APPEAR HERE SATURDAY

American League Basketball Quintet to Face New Brit ain for Second Time This Season-Joe Brennan to Lead Visitors in Battle - Opposition to Send in Strongest Lineup Against Reorganized New Brit ain Team - Lanpher to Use Same Team as Last Week-End
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
south Church Intermediates
W est Avon Wins

Referee, Anderson; timer, Iiarl; scorers, Parker and Phillips
New Britain herald., 1930-02-20
West Avon Bows Club
k kcuSinClOu RO,S Club
Forfeit Claim Denied

Referee Fitzpatrick.