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New Britain herald., 1930-03-13

Al Sloman whose basketball ability has carried him through all the changes and reorganization effected in the New Britain basketball team in the past two or three seasons, came out on top as the leader in the individual scoring column for the season which closed Saturday night. Slomau's consistency in scoring in every season on which he has been a member af the New Britain quin- tet, has been remarkable.
 Players have come and gone in this city but Sloman has remained. He has been a hard worker and as the years go by, instead of slowing up, he has appeared to get faster. He has had his good nights and his poor ones, but through them all, he has played a great game and he is without doubt one of the best and most popular court performers ever to have been a member of a New Britain quintet.
 He had a total of 2o1 points for 19 games. The team played a total of 20 games during the year. Sloman missed one, Saturday night en- counter when he was required to play with his school team. This gives him an average slightly in excess of 10 points per game.
 Jimmy Collins was second to Slo- man in the scoring lists with a total of 1o2 points. Collins average for the time he was with New Britain was slightly better than II points a game. He and Sloman maintained about the same average throughout the year.
 Jimmy Zakzewski who was re- leased after the first 10 games, stood third with a total of 74 points. "Bo" Adams who played eight games here, stood fourth with 4S while Conroy was fifth with 43 and Conway was was sixth with fl.
 Record Not So Bad
 Although the New Britain team went into a slump and Manager Clarence Lanpher was forced to re- organize his squad. the team finish cd the season with record of 20 games played of which 12 were won and eight were lost.
 Individual Scoring
 The record of individual scoring for he season is as follorS.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
OVERCOMING LINK
Dewitt (Bcyo) LeBourycau, Re- crlut with Athletics, Hasn't Re. ceiyed Very Many Breaks.

Fort Myers, Fla, March 13 P)- Dewitt (Bevo) Lebourveau, re- cruit outtielder with the Athletics, is trying to overcome a jinX that has hung over him during his II years in professional baseball.
 And the only break he ever re- ceived, he said today, was last fall when Connie Mack brought him to the As from Milwaukee in time to share in the world series money.
 The Phillies and Giants turned him loose and he came to the As two years ago, but had no chance of displacing either Cobb or Speak CT, then with the Mackmen. Mack promised Bevo another chance and brought him back last year in ex- change for Ossie Orwoll. He is ex- pected to stick this year as the Athletics are shy on outfield re- serves.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
MAY WIN REGULAR JOBS
Two Recruits Arc Showing Up We'll in Exhibition Games Played by the New York Yankees.

St. Petersburg, Fla, March 1S P) The New York Yankees exhibition games have done a bit of damage here and there but they have come close to winning regular jobs for a couple of young players. Benny Bengough is just recovering from an injury to a finger while Babe Ruth had to take things easy yesterday because of stiffness in his legs.
 Dusty" Cooke. the young St. Paul slugger, seems to have made him. self the first choice to hold down left field this season in the old place of Bob Meusel, although he has been a bit weak against left handed pitching. Ben Chapman. his team mate, looks like a fixture at third base.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
TEAMS DEADL0CKED
 IN HOCKEY GAME
Harvard and Yale Unable to
 Settle Rink Supremacy

Boston, March 13 P-What was to have been the third and rubber" game of the annual Harvard Yale hockey series ended as a 90-minute 2-2 deadlock and today officials of both college will meet and decide where the fourth conflict will be staged. The Harvard authorities would like to play in the Boston Garden on March 19. but Yale has nominated New York as the site.
 The tie game, during which a fighting Harvard sextet held off a great Yale team. was replete with thrills. The Ellis came from behind twice to even the count and then kept the Crimson puck chasers in check through three 10-minute over time periods.
 Harvard put over it's first score in less than five minutes, Charley Cunningham leaving his defense post to hook the puck out of a scrimmagc and fire into the Blue net. Before the opening period ended, Ding Palmer, Yale winger and one of the best hockey players in college ranks, converted Frank Luce's assist into the tying score.
 The Crimson scored it's second tal- ly early in the third period. Bobby GiddenS netting Sam Batchelder's s pass, but with less than five minutes to go, Dan Hickok put Yale even again with it's ancient foe by tear ing the puck out of a furious scrim- mage and shooting it past Hardy Ellis into the Harvard net.
 Harvard and Yale have been play ing hockey since 1900 and this cur rent series is the first that has ever been deadlocked after the third game.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
COUNTY T GAME
 SET FOR BRISTOL
South Church Meets PIainVille-
 BoyS' Club Teams Clash

Two New Britain basketball teams, those representing the South church and the Boys Club. will travel to Bristol tonight for important con- tests which will be played at the Bristol Boys Club. The South church quintet will meet the Plain- vile Y. NJ. C. A. five in the first game of the play-off for the senior County "Y" league championship, and the Boys club teams of the two cities will clash mediately after ward.
 The vital game between the local churchmen and their Plainville rivals is due 10 get under way at o'clock. and both teams will give everything they have in the game which may bring the title to the winner and will assuredly give that team an edge in the championship struggle. New Britain will be without the services of Captain Bell, whose injured hand will not permit him to play, but It is expected that Wilton Morey will be on hand to fill his shoes. and the rest of the team will be intact as it makes it's last desperate stand against the Temco Town outfit. Against this determination Plainville will marshal the confidence bred by its triumph over the locals on Monday night, and a fierce struggle is anticipated.
 The Boys club teams of the two cities have already met twice this season, and, as in the case of the County "Y" league teams, each won the game played on the others floor. Coach Ray Anderson's men have been in bad slump during re- cent weeks and will attempt to shake themselves out of this tonight. They will meet team composed in a large part of the Bristol Dixies.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
DUR0CHER A SENSATION
Making Things Hot for Veteran Hor- acc Ford in Training Camp of the Cincinnati Reds.

Orlando, Fla, March Is P;-Leo Durocher at short and Tony Cucci- hello at second are providing the sensation at the Cincinnati Reds training camp. There is a feeling among the players that both may land the places regularly. but Man. ager Dan Howley remains non- committal Cuccinello has been holding down second in workouts, while Hughey Critz recovers from a lame shoulder, but Horace Ford, veteran shortstop, by no means shows any signs or letting down.
 The best hitters probably will land the regular assignments.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
Fred Bennett Early
 Right Field Choice

West Palm Beach, Fla, March Is P>-Fred Bennett. who had q trial with the St. Louis Browns two years ago and came up this season from the Texas league is Manager Klle. fer's carly choice for right field. Bennett, according to Billy the Red had the hitting ability before but his defensive play was not up to big league standards. Bennett, however, will not get the call in to- morrows exhibition inaugural with the Buffalo Internationals, as he only reported Sunday. Ted Gullic will cavort in the garden with Schulte and Badgro.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
Glenn Wright Suffers
 Slight Injury to Leg

Clearwater. Fla. March 15 P}-- Interest in the Brooklyn training camp has shifted from Glenn Wright's should to Glenn Wright's leg. Although the star shortstop has proved by his throwing that his ailing arm now is in good condition he will be out of the lineup for to- days exhibition game and probably for few days more by a slight charley horse. received in Tuesdays game with Detroit. But the injury to Wright is not causing the Rob- ins many worries. The slugging power they have shown so far has raised their spirits to the highest notch and they are all predicting a successful season.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
Bartell Will Watch
 His Rivals in Action

faso Robles, Cal, March l3 Lpl- Dick Bartel safely in the Pitts hurgh Pirate fold, prepared to cast q weather-eye today on the per formances Of his chief rivals. Ben Sankey and Charley Englc, from the vantage point of the players bench. Rartcll will get into the line up in practice games before the end of tho week, according to Manager Ems.
 Lloyd Waner in his first appear anc" at bat in practice game yes- terday cracked out d single. He pinCh-hit for kremer.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
RAY CONGER WINS
 COLUMBIAN MILE
Illinois A, C. Star Outstrips Dr.
 Paul Martin in Race

New York, March 13 Ps-Ray his fifth foreign victim of the past three years on the board floors. He is pr. Paul Martin, Switzerland, and lie succumbed to the Iowan's famed last lap finish in the classic Colum bian mile at the Knights of Colum- bus athletic carnival in Madison Square Garden last night.
 The defeat of Martin placed the Swiss Olympic champion into the group occupied by Paavo Nurmi of Finland, Dr. Otto Peltzer of Ger many, Edwin Wide of Sweden. Eino Purje of Finland-all of whom tasted defeat at the feet of the flying Conger when at the heights of their careers.
 Running a typical Conger race, the 1owan swept around the Gar den boards in the sensational time of 4:15 2-10 to defeat the Swiss champion in the most sensational race Of the year. Only inches separated the pair at the tape.
 A crowd of 12,ooO rose to it's feet cn masse as Conger and Martin passed Joe Sivak of Cutler two laps from home and then swung into a killing pace that sent the remainder of the field reelnc. For feeting second the unwritten tradition of an American victory in the classic Columbian hung in the balance as Martin threatened to pass the lowan. Conser, however. put on q burst of speed to carry him over the finish line---the victor.
 Shattering the American o2O-yard record for women and winning the 4o-yard sprint easily, Miss Stella Walsh, the Cleveland flash, strode into the imelight of tho meet almost nnchalienged and taking time 10 adjust shoulder strap, Miss Walsh sped around the oval in 96 f-f0 seconds 10 clip moro than two seconds off the old record Of 2S 4-5 seconds.
 Miss Walsh also euualIcd the American record of :05 1-5 for the 4o-yard dash in winning, her pre- llminary heat.
 Sharing the spotlight with Concer and Miss Walsh. was Bernard Me. Cafferty, fleet Holy Cross college runner. Taking the lead at the start, McCafferty stepped the Casey 6oO' in the fast time of 1:12 to de- feat a classy field that included Phil | Edwards, Canadian Olympic star, Johnny Gibson and Eddie Roll. The tune was only two-fifths Of second off the record established by Alan Helfrich, former Pennsylvania State star in winning the event in 1925 and WIS the second fastest time ever made in the feature.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
PLAY IN WORCESTER
Clarence Gambler and Cyril Walker Face Harry Hampton and Neil Mcintyre in Golf Tourney.

Miami, Fla, March IS Pl-Clar- ence Gambler and Cyril Walker faced Harry Hampton and Neil Nc Intyre today in the 36 hole final of the international four ball match e5.
 Gambler and Walker entered the finals through their sensational up set victory over Gene Sarazen and Johnny Farrell on the 39th green of yesterdays semi-hnal.
 Hampton and Mcintyre fought to seth hole finish to eliminate Densmore Shute and Tony Mancro one up.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
BASEBALL BRIEFS

By the Associated PresE
 At San Antonio. Tex.-Chicago (A) 10, New York CN) S.
 At St, Petersburg. Boston (N) 1, St. Louis (N) Q.
 At Tampa dclphia (A) 6, Tampa (S. l.. L,) 5.
 TOday'S Games
 At Clearwater, Fla, Brooklyn (N) vs. House of David.
 At St. Peterhurcs-Philadelphia (A) ys. Boston (N).
 At 1't. Laudervalo, Fla,-St. Louis (A) ys. Buffalo CD.
 At Biloxi, Miss Washington (A) ys New Orleans (S. Al
 At Los Angeles. CaL-Chicago (N) ys. Los Angeles (P. C. L.D At Tampa-Detroit (A) vs, St. Louis (N),
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
PLAY IN FINALS
'. VI. Fl. A. Basketball Team to
 Meet Massachusetts Team in Stiff Battle Tonight.

The New Britain Y. M. II. A. basketball team left this noon for Worcester, Mass, where the local Hebrews will play the Y. NJ. H. A. of that place in Woodruff Hall tonight at nine o'clock.
 The locals recently organized and have played two games, defeating the Hartford "Y" and dropping close encounter to the Holyoke, Mass, organization. The ,ocals hope to make it two wins tonight. The following men made the trip: Abe Aronson. Nate Lipman. Ike Ikowitz, Bennic Saunders. Nate Falk and Manager Milt BerkoHitz
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
Detroit Tigers Will
 Delay Cutting Squad

Tampa, Fla, March 13 P>-The wedding out process in the Detroit Tigers ivory field will be deferred as long as the law allows. according to present plans of Manager Stanley Harris.
 There are now 4 players in camp here, including Harris, whose contract is as player man ger, but who plans to remain on the bench. The entire camp will move north for the opening game on April i5, and Harris will have two months in which to decided which nine are to be sent to the minors.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
SET NEW RECORDS
New York Giants Arc Chalking Plenty of Marks for Texas Leagucrs to Shoot At.

San Antonio, Tex, March 15 tP) The New York Giants arc losing more than they like of their eXhi bition games, but they arc doing their share of setting up a lot of records for the Texas league slug gers to shoot at. Combined with the Chicago White SoN in an exhibition game yesterday, which the Sox won 10 to s, they made a mark of four home runs, Travis Jackson drove ball over the left field fence, a feat performed only by Rogers Hornsby, then Bill Terry put one over the right field wall. some 400 feet from the home plate.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
SHOOTS ONLY G3

Atlanta, Ga, March Is (UP)- A piece of gravel cost Bobby Jones a new course records foc the East Lake golf course. The gravel de- dected Jones final putt on the 18th green. II forced him to take q mere 6S, which equals the record held, incidentally, by Jones,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
STARS FOOTBALL DRILL

PUIIMdn, WaSh., Warch l3 (UPJ Coach Babe" Hollingbery has led his 1880 football candidates onto the practice field of Washington State college, here. The men are to have a six weeks course. The newly com- pleted s200,000 field house is being used for practice on days of inclc- ment weather.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
RODEO IS PLANNED

Lawrence, Kas., March Is (UP)- A night rodeo has been scheduled as an attraction to be held here in connection with the Kansas Relays, April IS. Finals of the relays will be held April 1o. Trick riders, calf ropcrs and steer bulldoggcrs are to appear.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
NATIONAL GUARDS WILL
 PLAY BRISTOL SATURDAY

Local Basketball Fans to Have Opportunity to See Weekend Game This Week-Be Town Quintet Is Greatly Strengthened for Coming Contest-Riva- ny Between Two Cities Will Be Resumed During Battle - Waterman, Carney and Leonard to Be Seen in ActiOn-Details.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
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AL SLOMAN LED SCORERS
 ON NEW BRITAIN QUINTET

Brilliant Forward Totaled POI Points for 19 Games in Which He Payed-He Is One Real Veteran On the Local Squad-Jimmy Collins Was Second With 1O2 for Nine Contests-Team Won IF and Lost Eight During the Year-Outscored Opponents by 646 to 583 Margin.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
FIGHT LAST NIGHT

By the Associated Press.
 Youngstown, o. - George Cook Australia, outpointed Meyer (K. O. Christner, Akron, o., 10,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
The record of individual scoring for the season is as follows:
Outscored Opponents

Outscored Opponents
 The New Britain team outscored its opponents in the 20 games play ed during the season by the margin of 646 to 5SS. The scores of the games played were as follows: AeW Britain ilnDOnenf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, March Al CN.A.N.A).
II suppose the biggest wedding of the
year is the one which has Marion Davies
for a bridesmaid. At any rate, when
Edith Mayer and William Goetz made
the usual promises recently hoi polloi
and the bourgeoisie jammed streets
leading to the Biltmore and gave the
local traf1ic squad o busy evening. And
the more enthusiastic citizenry made
the interior of the hotel look like all
the conventions plus that have yet VS.
tied this land Of sunshine. fruit and
flowers" CThe phrase Is lifted boldly
and bodily from local circularsl
Bessie Love, Corinne Grimth, La
Davies, Carmel Myers and May McAvoy
were slipped in a side entrance In all
the glory Of their turquoise blue crepe
RENAME empire frocks. hollywood Is
pronouncing it "orn-peer" these days.
We are In the midst OF q veritable
In case you're thinking Of anything SO
foolish Is o wedding this season, the
latest In bridesmaids' bouquets is q nat
plaque of pink camelias thrown across
the left arm with careful abandon,
every leaf in place, but merry May
time spirit predominating nevertheless.
Every one wore long white kid gloves.
Bride costumes don't vary much from
year to year. This seasons model wears
her frock Q bit tighter perhaps, and .
few els are added to the court train.
Every one in Hollywood who amounts
TO anything ct all was there In best bib
and tucker. And when the village bihS
and tucks It's something TO see-the
most perfect chins, the sleekest heads,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21

/. Alliance.
Z. Clergyman.
Is. UnrestrAaned.
IA. More frequently.
Is. PTonoun.
IT. Produce designs on metal.
10. A part of speech.
19. A river In Italy.
20. Lair.
az. Suppression of part Of word.
"A. Young animal.
as. A flower.
a.. Ostentation.
20. Large bud.
20. OF birth.
81. A river In Scotland.
80. Untrue
80. Pertaining TO lee.
IS. An ainless person.
81. Crone.
80. Away.
80. Provided food.
43. Tuft of horses hair.
Al. Particles.
48. Large bird.
so. A Turkish province.
81. Vessels.
50. Boxes.
81. Dreadful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
the handsomest water-waved genties II
existence.
BY BURTIs

the handsomest water-waved genties in
existence.
If you are up to the eyelashes in
snow, here's something to make you
happy: I had breakfast out Of doors
this morning in my patio. A hooking
bird sang in perfect key to the Eosen-
kavalier waltz. playing inside the house,
and there was o fresh Springtin1e rustic
to the banana palms.
It might have been q tropic island,
and not gagland, giggleland, gelatinland'
Bebe Daniels continues to hold her
own in the tAlkies. Now it's irving
Berlin who wants her for his leading
lady. she has been mentioned as Q
possible Carmencita in the event the
Bixet Is made for the screen.
And speaking Of musical plans, oscar
Strauss operetta, Danube Love Song,
is almost ready to shoot. The name
promises sentiment and sweetness, Q
gradual progress toward the dignified
beauty Of other days. Each develop
nient along this line Is driving the hey
hey girls farther from the center OF
interest.
They are the laSsies who made this
village the hey-hey's+flask in garter,
hair bushing about their pert faces,
dimpled knees showing, clothing ecant
and close hitting, conversation, ideas
defunct.
Hollywoods 1880 crop Of pictures
brings q new type TO the fore-long kid
gloves, long skirts, sentiment, the hour
ish Of fans, the seductive rhythm OF
waltz music.
The Clara Bows on the side lines
thinking Of the days that were.
Copyright, 1897
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-24
Collegiate
Net Season
NearEnd
Promising Tits on Card
This Week; Butler
Plays Irish.

Although the end of the college
basketball season was in sight to-
day, there were no signs of let
down in training and practice ses-
sions. Many teams still face some
of the hardest contests Of the year.
Purdue'S Boilermakers, working
under the strain attached to the
league leading position, will face
two conference foes this week,
Northwestern Wednesday night and
Minnesota Saturday. Coach Lam
bert's squad will have the advantage
of playing on their home floor.
Two for /. u.
Indiana began an intensive week
of drilling today for its last two en-
counters of the season. The Hoo
siers will entertain Ohio State Sat-
urday night and Minnesota next
Monday, both games to be played at
Bloomington.
Notre Dame also has only two
games remaining on its schedule.
The Irish meet Butler in a return
game at South Bend Friday night
and the University Of Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia, March 8. The Irish
easily defeated the crippled Butler
five at indianapolis recently, % to 20.
Franklin VS.. Danville
Handicapped by the loss of Hen
derson, star center, Franklin col
lege will oppose Central Normal of
Danville Tuesday night and Man
chester Thursday night. Both
games will be played at Franklin.
Danville has lost only one game
this year and already has defeated
the Baptists by a narrow margin.
Pete ,Vaughan's inconsistent Wa
bash tossers will close the season
opposing De Paw, an old foe, at
Greencastle Thursday. The Scar
let five already holds one victory
over Moffett's Tigers. Wabash up
set Notre Dame Saturday.
Other games this week:
vincennes at Rose Poly (Terre Haute
and Ball Teachers (Muncie) at 1pd;an
Central. tonight.
Hanover at Indiana Central. EVanSvill
at Oakland City and Antioch at Earlhan
Wednesday night.
Aurora at Valparaiso Friday night.
Elmhurst at valparaiso. Howe at Con
cordia eft. Wayne. and Indiana Centre
VS.. N. A. G. N, Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-24
Wilson
and Barker in
Main Mat Til

Dick Barker, Cornell mat instruc-
tor, and Ralph Wilson, former In
diana university grappler, will clash
in the main go on tonight's wres-
Ting card at Cadle tabernacle. Will
son and Barker will mix in a no.
time limit bout that promises
action.
Barker coached the United States
mat squad at the 1928 Olympic
games. Wilson, since his gradual
ton from I. U. several years ago,
has annexed the majority of his
matches in professional ranks and
has been drawing card at Cadle.
Two other bouts are on tonight's
card Ralph Hancock, Elwood, meet
ing Henry Stoef, Fl. Wayne Bull
garian, in an hour time limit semi
windup, and Steve Geisler opposing
Ed Baker in the opener at $50.