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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-02

SenaIt TO teVItW AII AIgIts OI fodtU
 Problems-Headine
 That will permit Senator Dill of Washington to get the spotlight again Senator Dill is gen. erally regarded as the radio expert of the U. s. Senate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-02

The Russian flyers show sagacity in flying l2,500 miles from Russia. But we don't know so much about flying back-(Dallas News)
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
WATCHES TWO CATCHERS
Manager Walter Johnson of Wash ington Senators Pays Attention to Rookie BackStopS.

Biloxi. Miss, March lip-While Clark Griffith, president of the Washington Nationals, awaited word from Catcher Roy Spencer as to ac- ceptance of terms. Manager Walter Johnson opened this weeks training by giving most of his attention to two young catchers, Gordon Phelps and Nelson Jester.
 Called for batting practice yes- terday, both showed power and signs of possessing battles eyes. Johnson went so far as 10 say he believed Phelps had a future provided he could keep down his weight. Each man carries nearly 200 pounds, but is fast nevertheless.
 Jester, given a workout on his claims to infielder ability as we'll dis played a fair game both Saturday and yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
NATIONAL GUARDS
 DEFEATED AGAIN
Hartford LithuanianS Score An-
 other Victory Over Locals

For the second time in as many games the Knights of Lithuania basketball team came from behind in the final quarter 10 defeat the New Britain National Guard basket ball team in Hartford last night The final score in this game was 2S to 23.
 The Guards went into the final quarter with q 7 to IS lead. Then the Hartford aggregation started to score. Earl Bennett who caused the downfall of the New Britain team last week, again started it to- wards it's doom when he made d short and long shot ill succession.
 New Britain held the lead throughout most of the game and at half time it was in the drivers seat, 13 to 10.
 The work of Mickey Luke on the offensive was the best exhibited by the Hardware City team. Shorty" Malinowski and Earl Bennett scored the greatest portion of the Knights points.
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New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
LEIGH MILLER PROVES
 RIGHT TO TRACK LEAD
Hamilton, Ontario, Athletic Club Star, Takes Delight in Whipping
 United States Aces

New York, March P'--Lcigh Miller, of the Hamilton Ontario Athletic club, has just about dcmon- stratcd his right to top place among indoor sprintcrs this year.
 Miller trimmed Jack Elder of Notrc Dame here some weeks ago and defeated George Simpson of Ohio State in the Canadian cham pionships ten days ago. Last night, in the Manhattan college games he whipped another United States ace, Chct Bowman, Newark A. C. vctcr- an in the Marshall sprint series ct 50, GO and 70 yards. The Canadian won all three sprints with Bowman second each time
 The famous Jasper thrcG-quartcr mile invitation event went to Dr. Paul Martin of Switzerland after q great last lap duel with Ray Con- ger of the Illinois A. C. Joe Hickey of New York university was third.
 Max Wakely of the Central Y. NJ. c. A. gave the experts q surprise by winning the 500 yard run in 59 sec onds. beating out Alfred Moves Of Boston, Fred Neit of the New York A. c., and Johnny Gibson Of Bloom field, x. J., in that order.
 Stanislaw PetkieWicz, the Polish distance ace, turncu in his fastest two mile time in winning q handi- cap race from a field of about 20 in 9;25 S-5. He gave away 60 wards to Frank Bayley of the New York A. C., who finished second. Harold Frazeo of Manhattan college was third.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

It seemed as if no team would bg able to defeat the Champion Corbn Screw aggregation if it played the way it did last night. Beautiful pass work. pretty shots, powerful defensive work and Clock-like ma chine play featured the teams play.
 The r. X r. Corbin team seemed to be lost in the carly stages of the game and it was not until the game had progressed eight minutes that the Lockmen could make Il field goal. It was 9 to at that time but later in the half the score was l3 to f. Hoist, Jasper and Paris con- triutcd points to the P. &5 r. total and the half time advantage was If 10 s, Corbin Screw.
 The r. X r. team showed better form in the second frame. Two baskets scored in quick succession by Dick German and "Goodie" Preisser put the r. &o F. boys with in two points of | tie Corbin Screw seemed to be matching it's ri yals, basket for basket until the count was 20 to H. Then the sharp shooting Screw Shop boys began 10 fill the hoop and it was all over.
 Andy 1akuboWicz and Joe Luty were powerful offensive factors The former was dropping them in from every corner of the floor last night The work of Hank" Arburr and 'HammE, Darrow, as usual. was great, Arburr held Joe Jasper with out q field goal and Darrow allow ed Dick German one pointer. These two players have been play ing fine defensive games all season. The defeats were due to points scored by q guard Forwards do very little scoring against this pair.
 Benny Bars was the outstandin,; player on the Corbin team. While he was in the game neither forward scored against him and he was the high scorer on his team with two field goals, and two foul goals for a total of six points. Baker scored after Paris left the game.
 The cIIno m ary
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
OPTIMISM pEi.A iilS

New orleans, March i (Rl-Iho spirit of optimism prevailing among inc Cleveland Indians has spread to Billy Evans, general manager of the tribe. Evans saw the Indians for the first time this season yesterday and found much. especially in some Of the rookie hIrl"rs, to outhUs, over. IIe announced that inc tribe is prepared 10 do without W,s Per- rrll, chi'f Of the mouudam,N, if h, continues to hold out.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
LACROSSE, IS POPULAR

Geneva, x. Y, March 1 (UP) - S)N SnmcS arc on the lacross schcd- nle of Hobart college for 1930. Opening with Army on April r., the OranS" and Purple will meet the pAIord-Camhridge twelve of Eng land; Colgate, Syracuse. Cornell and union, in the order named Hobart ranked fifth in the national stand - Ing last season. Following is the schedule; April 12. Army at West Point; l9. Oxford Cambridge of England. at Geneva; @G, Colgate at Hamilton; May ., Syracuse at Gene va; lo, Cornell ut Ithaca; IF, Union at Gcuc,a.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Last nights game against the l'alnjr tcam Was the last on the sChrIulr of the taiI-rnd Now Brit ain Machine team. The season ends with one victory and l7 defeats chalkcd up against the Chestnut street quintet. However, the players need not be discouraged. There were other New Britain Machine teams that did not score q single victory all season.
 It seemed as if Bucheri and Gicr- ochowski were the only Fafnir play. "rS who could score against inc NcwmaticS. Exactly seven points Was the total contribution hy the rest ol thc team. The NeWmatics lri for two minutes but when Far- mfrs did take th" lead they kept in and as time went on they increased li.
 The half tnuc score was 19 to II. The New Britain Machine team played better in the second half and oulscorcd its opponent ny one point.
 The losers stars were Joe Augus- tlno. who had seven points on the offonsc and Nick Arena who did some good scoring in the second half, swanson played well on the defense.
 Vh, SUlDi4Ir,-,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
Preliminary Game
CENTER OF ATTENTION

Tampa, Fla, March 4 Pl-Elias Detroit Tigers from Hollywood. was a center of attraction today as the Tigers went into the second day of full team practice in their training camp here. Funk showed consider able speed in his workout yesterday and the only thing that is worrying Manager Bucky Harris is how the recruit will stand up against major league pitching.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
Badly defeated in three straight

Badly defeated in three straight games in the playoff series for tho championship of the American Roller Hockey league, the New Britain Panthers are rallying their forces for last desperate stand at the Stanley arena in an attempt to stop the rush of the Albany Law makers towards their second con- secutive pennant. With the series going to the best four out of seven games, Albany needs only to win to- night to assure the New York state team of a championship for the second time in as many years.
 In the only game of the series played here, New Britain apparent ly had the contest won in the last four minutes. However, the tide turned like the snap of finger and, aided by the fact that a third foul on New Britain cut the local teams lead down a point, Albany shot two quick goals to take the verdict, 5 to f.
 The Partners are mad clear through. The local players have been the butt of insults galore in Albany and they are anything but popular with their own fans in this city. They are all puzzled over the turn of events that gave Albany three victories consecutively and they are out to win tonight or tear the house down.
 There is going to be plenty of ac- ton at the local arena tonight. To eliminate any chance of allowing an alibi that the referee was poor, Fasce, rated as the best and squar- est referee in the league, will be the 11th man on the floor tonight. He has handled games in Albany and Amsterdam throughout the season and players and fans alike swear by him.
 Albany is sitting pretty at the present time. With three big vc- tories over on the credit side, the Lawmakers are supremely confident that they will turn the trick to- night, whitewash the Partners and take four straight games in the se- ries. an almost mheard of occur renee in roller hockey annals. The team will have "Nud' Pcregrin and Al Davies at the forwards with Fcrdie Harkins at center "Molly" Morrison, one of the greatest half- backs ever to get into the game will take his post in the backheld with Pete Welch in the goal. Duggan and Williams will rush for New Britain with Dufresne at center, Donnelly at halfback and Jctte in the goal. Preliminary Game
 The Nutmegs and the Blues, two local amateur teams, will resume their series of two out of three to- night in the preliminary game. The Nutmegs took the verdict in the first contest and they confidently eX- pect to repeat tonight. On the other hand, the Blues arc hoping to en- snare enough goals tonight to tie up the count in games won. This will be feature battle also. 1 Play will start in the preliminary at o'clock while the big game will get under way about o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
HITS LONGEST DEISE.

Paso Robes, Cal. March i jP- The boys in the Pittsburgh Pirate training camp here still are talking today about the one Al Bool sockc,l over the fence yesterday. II takes a mighty wallop 10 lit onc over tUr wall here and Al's drive was by far the longest thus far of inc training season. Erwin Frame hit one olrr tun fence several days ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
.NIBt H\'N TRACK HO!'I x

Auhuru. Ala, March 1 Pb-.Au- mrrU collr"o iS loohin% two sco-ou ahead in outdoor track competition Mo ot o' inc In1torial for this surtN%'s team are sophoELorcs and juniors.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
TEAMS ID CONTEST
 FOR FOURTH PLACE
Junior Church League Offers
 Two Games This Evening

With the championship of the Junior Church Basketball league all ready clinched by the South Con- gregational entry. interest in the re- maining two weeks of play will cen- ter upon the struggles for various lower positions in the standing, and one of these will be definitely de- cded this evening at the Y. M. C.. A. The place at stake is fourth, which carries with it the leadership of the second division, and St. Marks Episcopal and Center Congregational quintets will close their seasons to- night as they meet to settle this issue.
 The game will be the second of the two which the league will offer and will be a hotly contested one if past performances are any criteria. For the teams arc now tied in the standing with two wins and seven of their previous meeting the Epis- copalians won q bare onc-point margin on d foul shot in the final seconds. Both teams arc anxious for victory this evening. and another gruelling engagement is anticipated.
 The First Baptists. who now seem certain occupants of the cellar, will attempt to stop the Trinity Metho- diSts ill the first contest of the cyc- ming. Tho Methodists are sure of third place and still have q chance to tie for second, so they arc hope full of inhicting q defeat upon the West Main street aggregation. The latter team. however, is desperately trying to achieve it's second win of the season and will give all it has in the attempt tonight. The game will start at 7:45 o'clock.
 Hultberg Passes 100
 Harold Hultberg, First Lutheran scoring acc, passed the 100 point mark last week and practically clnched individual scoring honors in the league. He outscored his nearest rival, Howard keeley of the Trinity Methodists, in an individual duel staged when their teams met and boosted his lead to 20 points. His total however, has two games left to play while Hultberg has only one, and q big night for the Methodist player tonight would put him back in the race.
 Dan Wosilus of the South church ie.o ;,t he has no more than one game left, leaving him virtually out of the race. His team mate, Francis Hat tings, is holding fourth position, while Harold Bcngtson, another Lutheran, is in fifth.
 Hultberg has the most field goals A, holding the advantage he had d { week ago. The foul shooting lead, however, has changed hands and has passed into the possession of Der nard Wosilus ot the South church. Bernard collected three good tries last week and brought his total to r, while Hultberg made two and ran his string to II. Their work dropped Gordon Ely of the Center church. the former leader, back to third place.
 Another Center church player Clarence Derrick, lost his hold upon personal foul "honors," and a three way tie among Dan Wosilue, TT'+ tings and keely was created. Each player has IT personals agaiusl .all, NTh make him look like the eventual "Winncr."
 The first five scorers:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
RULE SHOP TEAM SCORES
 WIN OVER GASCO QUINTET

League Leaders Keep Up Pace in Industrial Basketball
 League With Sensational Victory - Johnny kley Proves to Be Individual Star of Game - Screw : Shop Downs F. X F. Corbn Combine by 26 to 15
 Count - Fafnr Combination Takes 32 to 23 De-
 csiOn From Newmatics.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04


 Totals 3 25 Referee, Holmes; timer, Middle ton; scorer, MciIvoy; score at half time, l5-7, New Britain.
 second Team Wins
 The New Britain Seconds defeated the Hartford Seconds 16 to If in an overtime game that became better as it progressed. Baylock was the win ming factor for New Britain as he sank the winning basket with about half of the overtime period gone. Baylocll, Bogdanski, Ritter and Za- lcsNi were outstanding for New Brit ain while King seemed at times to be the entire Hartford offcnsc.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Greytown, in Nicaragu has had as much as 297 inches of rain in single year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

ry the Nssortatcd rr-s
 Philadelphia - Primo Cdrncra. Italy, knocked out Roy CArr) ClarE. Philadelphia, GO; Jean Boircau. France, outpointcd Calvin EccJ. Philadelphia, co.
 New NorIi-Joc Click. Brooklyn, oHtpointed EilIy McMahan, New York, G0).
 Des Moincs, la,-Cowboy Eddie Anderson, Chicago, outpointcd Tom my Grogan, Omaha, Ncb., QO).
 Rochester x. Y.-Joc Dundee, Baltimore, outpontcd Joe Trippr, Mt Morris, \. Y, Go.
 Moline, lll.-NoupG Camp. K "ancr, oulpoiut"d Jacqucttc Elvcr. lilo, Chicago, (lop.
 Trenton, x. J.--Johnny Brennan Trenton. outpointcd Frisco Granlc Philippines, (Sl.
 Rochester, Minn. n.-fred Fulton Rochester, and Tom HaVel, Pine City, draw co.
 Council Bluffs, la.-tIaskcu Le, Omaha, knocked out Acc Judkins Cuba, Kan, (G>.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
League Standing
Last Nights Results

Corbn Screw 2G. I. & [. Corbin 15.
 Fatulrs 32. NcWUnatlcs 23. Stanley Rule 2S, Gascos l9.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

The Surz Canal. in Egypt. is inc longest in the world. It is loo miles in length.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
t,asC'OS
Totals
In Old Time Form

Score at half-timc, If to 9. R"t- cree, Ahern; timer, Sikora; score" l2utlrr
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
HOCKEY
ALBANY TEAM HERE FOR
 FOURTH SERIES BATTLE

Victory for Lawmakers Will Bring Championship Roller Hockey Playoff to Close Tonight-Visitors Have Already Taken Three Straight - Partners Determined to Avoid Shutout - III Feeling Be- tween Clubs Is at High Pitch at Present Time - Start at g.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
Corbin Screw
r. & r. COrbin
Last Game fer Ncuma;.cs

Score at half time, Corbin Screw 1T 10 &; referee, Ahcru; timer Sl- h ora: scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Trenton, x. J.-Johnny Brennan Trenton. outpointcd Frisco Granlc Philippines, (Sl.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
Stanley Iiulc

fouled kley at two critical moments. The Sum mary.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Moline. Ill.-~-N Nouug Camp. K.- vance, oulpoiutod Jatpucttc Elvcr- lilo, Chicago, QW.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
NcNnlatItS

E-.@u'. Ahun; timer. Slkora; scorer, Butler,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Rochester x. Y.-Joc Dundee, Baltimore. outpointcd Joe Trippr, Mt. Morris, \. Y, GU).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Rochester, Minn.-lfred Fulton Rochester, and Tom Havel, Pine City, draw GO.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Des Moincs, la.-Cowboy Eddie Anderson, Chicago, outpointcd Tom my Grogan, Omaha, Ncb., Q0).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Referee, Lewis; scorer, McEvoy; score at half time, 7-5, New Britain,
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

Council Bluffs, Ia.-Haskcn Lec Gmaha knocked out Acc Judkins Cuba, Kan, (Gl.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

New Norli-Joc Click. Brooklyn, oH'pointed GilIy McAlahan, New York, G0).
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
Knights of Iitliuania

Referee, Mccormick.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-04
l aiiiit'

The summary;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-08-09
Hints to Breakfast
Makers

Almost any woman can vary the
lunch Oh the dinner, but to many
breakfast proves stumbling block
Day after day, week after week and
month after month there is the same
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the half shell, bacon and eggs, grid
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Get into the habit of varying the
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As for the necessary breakfast
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ing oranges on the half shell the
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and juice of two or three ether fruits
the fourth. There are many was in
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if one will but search for them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-08-09
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-08-09
HOW DO YOU HANDLE YOUR
CLOCK?

With proper care the life Of the
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-08-09

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-08-09
When
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-08-09
DR.. Bunker Handwriting Analysis
By DIR. M. N. BUNKER
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