New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1928, Page 10

% T G e Finals in Marble Shooting Event o 2’[[: |82TW|“§|E|Y‘,S lm:\re Sch:duled fo(:'oSl:tgurdaynA. M. Biand Saladin Takes School Marble Shooting Title The ehampionship of St Marys parochial school in the Herald- Junier Achievement marhle shooting tournament to determine the city champion was decided in the school | vard last night when Edward Sala- | din, 13 vears old of 294 Grove street won the school -title. 1 In the final game at the school he won over Jamee Urso. 13 of 367 North Burritt street who had tied him 5 to 5. Other group winners in | the fingl were Carmelio Listre of 45 Lafavette etreet and Charles Gugel of 0 Talcott street. Many of the play- | ars were better shots fhan their | scores would show hecause the court upon which the g s were plaved while admirable for # scheel vard is not well suited to the game of ringer. There was a long list of entries. Some of the outstanding features were that Gugel won the first game &etting seven while only one of his | oponents, Mercier, scored, getting a single tally. Norman Warner won the econd group of six but was later | defeated by Gugel. James Urso won a | sroup in which he was hard pressed | by Frank Fuschillo. Vito Cifalu, 14 | years old. of 24 Beaver street is a | g00d player and was a group winner. | but Gugel beat him in a well played | elimination match. Of course Ed- TIPS T0 LOVELORN | BY THE JAPANESE “Don'ts" as Observed by Young “ Couple Listed Tokvo., June 3 (M—"Den'ts’ to | he obseried by Japanese young men and women in choosing their mates | have been published by the Hochi Shimbun, Tokyo newspaper. | Girls are cautioned | Don't marry a man who is fond | of gambling. Don't marry a man of whom your parents do not approve. Accord- | ing to court statistics 65 per cent of { such marriages end in divorces Don't marry a man who neglects children Den't marry a man who drinks in secret. Don’t marry a man who ridicules aged persone. These are the rules for would-be hushands: Don’t marry girls whoss hands |are zoft and clean, but whose | mothers have coarse hands. | Don't marry girls who think of nething but dresses. | Don’t marry girls who are fond | of wearing dresses of clever and | original designs. A girl of this kind will often put her husband to | shame in public. She will become an irregular and untidy woman. | Don't marry girls who have a | craze for the movies and theater. | Don't marry girls who do not love children, ward Saladin and Joseph Listro were | also group winners to get in the fi- nals. Some of the games which the younger boys were scheduled to play were called off for the lack of time when it became evident that they would not stand a chance with the older players. The remaining inter-school games | and the final to determine the city championship will be played at 10 o'elock Saturday morning at Willow Broek park. All school champions are urged to be on hand at that hour, | 0il Company Prepares To Utilize Waste Gas Bartlesville, Okla, June 8 (P— ‘The oll Industry soon will vie with the packing trade, which utilizes “everything of the pig but the squeal.” A ew type of refinery, which will extract gasoline from “lean” gas is being built by the Phillips Petro- leum company in Hutchinson county Texas. Becauss of its low gasoline content this grade of gas has been regarded as worthlems. It is found in large quantities in the gas fields of the Texas Panhandle. Economy of operation wilj- be stressed in the operation of the new viant. Designed for a maximum gas volume of 60,000,000 cuble feet Jaily, the refinery will operate on the well preasure system, which climinates the mecessity of engines for pulling vacuum and for com- vression, thus saving in capital in. veatment and maintenance coats. Utilization of “le; gas 15 made possible by the large scale upon which the refinery will be run. WHITE FELTS and PRINTED CREPES The very Hat you want is surely in this assortment. B I P DePauw Presidency Souree of Bishops Kansas City, Mo., June 8§ —(@— | The presidency of De Pauw univer- sity at Greencastle, Jud., is a training school for Methodist biehops. Three former heads of De Pauw now are bishops and they are having a college reunion” at the church's = & dinmin | auadrennial conference this month. | 3 D X They are Bishop Edwin H. Hughes | |of the Chicago area, Bishop Francis When Mib Kings do thelr stuft| Dominle Cartelll, who has been J. McConnell of the Pittsburgh area These pictures, snapped at national the -city ehampien for the-last-two,and Bishop George R..Grose. of the marble tournament finals at Atlantic | year | ie still in the race, but Sat- (Peking, China, area. City last'June, show how the boys y will decide whether he will| All three were in the president's who came through (o the last day of meet his superior at the game of |chair at De Pauw when they were the big juvenile sport event ghot|marbles for thera are at least a|elevated to the episcopacy. Bishop their way to high honors. Center, left. National Champion |10 defeat him Joe Medvidoviteh of Pittsburgh and | xp dozen boys who still have the chance | Hughes was at the college from 1903 to 1908; Bishop .McConnell, from 1909 to 1912, and Bishop Grose from E 5 lQ Q | 1912 to 1924, nationa! rumger-un. Abdye and pe. | duash Leaf Spot \ .| De Pauw, a Methodist achool g > “ & oy H n o | i low league champions. Besides ,h,} Appears in East foundefl in 1857, now is headed by national finalists they include Walter Washington, June £ — (® — A € Rev. Dr. L. - Murlin, Hurleman, Philadelphia; Charles | scrious new leaf spot, resembling | foremem - Reidell, Harrisburg; Sidney Kelley, |somewhat the angular leat spot of | Sugar Cane Fodder Lexington; Philip De Cara, Trento cumbers, has appeared on bolh‘ . A Robert Eaves, §t. Louis and Julius | winter and summer squash in the Being Tif},ed in Cuba Wyczalkoski, Cleveland. cast. It is spread chiefly by rain and | Havana, June 8. )—1f final tests The finals in the Herald-Junior | has heen observed to run like wild. |NOW being conducted by the Cuban Achievement marble shooting tour- | fire during a prolonged rainy spell. | Eovernment prove “""Sf’f";"y Bl nament to detérmink the champion| Plant pathologists believe the dis-|the remnants of the =y le ':)u'l;r of the city of New Britain will be | ease is carried over winter and from | cane prove suitable to cattie feed the held at Willow Brook park Saturday |place {o place by the scrd. Spote SIEar cane industry wil have util- morning, June 9th at 10 a. m. No-|seem to appear only on the leaves, | ized every part of the stalk. tices’ were ‘sent ‘out foday to all hut may infect them =o badly that | Utilization —of the sugar cane school champlons to be on hand and |the yield is greatly decreased. | :bagasselizror, oull-for the: mang. receive their medals | Small and round at first, the spots | facture of cattle fodder is under con- The finals will produce the bov are conspicuous hecause of their €ideration and being tested. who will be sent to Atlantic City for | bright yellow halos. As they in-| Analysis of the fodder shows a di- the week of June 24th to represent | crease in size they join.and form 8¢Stible percentage of 45.6. 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