New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1929, Page 11

CONTINUOUS BASEBALL John McGray Has New Stunt Which He has Put Into Practice in Giants' Camp. San Antonio, Texas, March § (P WORK CRITICIZES PARTY MACHINERY Asks That State Committees' |New York Giants’ ‘“master-mind- ing,” has a new stunt for training Carry On Between Elections {camp use. He calls it ‘“‘continuous Washington, March 5 UP—Dr. |paseball.” Hubert Work, chairman of the re-| Instead of having & change of publican national committee, told |%ide aftef three put-outs, McGraw national committeemen and commit. | 28 his regulars bat until 27 outs teewomen assembled here today, |8T¢ Tecorded. Then he calls the it - aiate heausantera Aot e \BERA LI, ) WL BUEL bR Kept open continuously and that the |¢XBausted thelr quota of outs. | Me- nations] committee had heretofcre| Saw thinks his plan ls go met asumed ts sighttul place tn| S 1 Mt 40 ML TS DA Al derstanding be. the plan, trimmed the regulars, A Smonkiug Sunderstanding dibe. | o O L hing | pesterday. chishy, tween national committee members ([N9° 10 NOUNE: esterdsy chichy and state and county chairmen,” he [petaue the frsb-etiing 1 ovs couldn't declared. “ls an essential to party |'SthoM_ the PUCBINE | by the twe success and should be a continuin e process tor clections are won 1n he‘f" only ‘e 'nits. sackaon. sna % ‘ Li n Wi ead “This working harmony existed tn | v o oorom getting i Wel the other. the last campaign to an unusual |7 MY Welsh degree but In many states its activity was too long delayed. I earnestl hope that state headquarters may | be kept open continuously. They hurry, confusion and misdirected cnergy incident to hasty organizing. ! 4 Meaauartcrs, i et towends J-Hour Rainfall Sends Rivers | of helpers, in four months, is only . f partially effective and unnecessarily {0 H]gh Levels Aga_“] expensive,” Dr. Work safd the fundamental fs- T, sue in the late campaign proved to Atlanta, Ga., March 5 P—River be prosperity, “then threatened by a | valley residents in ,k south central change of administration,” | Georgia were taking added precau- He asscrted the nation had been | tions today for a renewal of last passing through an economic revo- (week's flood stages, lution in the last decade, and that a hours additional rainfall which changed conception of the aims, ob- | again has sent the Chattahoochee, cts and power of politics was in- | Flint, Ocmulgee, and Oconee rivers evitable. to high levels. “It has already come about” he| The United States weather bureaa declared. “The political, the busi- |at March issued an advisory warning ness, the social and the spiritual to Macon, Milledgeville, Hawkins- mind have common origin, and must | ville and Dublin, Ga., predicting rises be associated, or government by | close to flood stage. varty will fail for want of vision.” | At Newton, Ga., the Flint river p—— wa Slx DAY BIKE RAGE | caused little damage so far. | At Macon, the Ocmulgee rose ten feet yesterday to a height of 23 feet : , and a few residents of the east Georgetti-Debacts Team Clings | \a00n lowlands left their homes Lead After a Night of Wild Jam. temporarily for the sccond time in ten days. Several small houses near | Albany had been flooded. 3 Washouts on a number of roads, New York, March 5 (P) — The | repajred after last week's high wa- Georgetti-Debaets team clung to the | (or had partly receded, were endan- lead in the six day bicycle race at| gered by the new high water, and Madison Square Garden at 8 a. m.|several detours were in use. The today after a night of wild rlding, | Southern railway at Macon has dis- marked by numerous Jjams. veteran combination had pedaled |to guard against rises in the Oconee 601 miles and nine laps. Letourner | an4 Oemulgee rivers, anll Precardp weve gne 1ap 80 ihe| "oy Albams also was experienc rear. Three outfits were tied for third place and the rest of the fleld was scattered. Seventy-four laps were stolen during the night and early nmorning hours. Standings at 8 a hour: Team Georgetti-Debacts . letourner-Brocardo Belloni-Beckman . Cugnot-Blanchone Walthough-Deulber, Hill-Petri McNamara-V; Spencer-Horder Waker-Winter Horan-Croley Grimm-Lands . Kockler-Merkne Bello-Zucchetti Hanley-Keller Pichione-Peloso . Leader: rgetti. Former record 754 miles 9 laps made by Cameron and Kaiser in ming and Riding. |the Conecuh river near Brewion rising steadily early today. A lower | portion of the business district of Brewton was expected to be partly {under water today. m., the 55th Miles Laps Pts. Magazine Publisher Asks 601 60 601 22 601 . 601 601 601 Jersey City, N. J., March 5 (#)— Courtland H. Young, New York ine publisher, who maintains ence in Wechawken, today filed | unrestricted custody of Rosebelle old daughter of the publisher and |Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Young. whom he recently divoreed. Young charges the child is being kept in an immoral atmosphere in her mother’'s home on Ninety-Sec- ,ond street, Brooklyn. Vice Chancel- lor Vivian M. Lewis ordered a hear- ing March 12 in Paterson. RAIN 213 1 Manchester, March (UP)— March 5 (UP)—Gus | There a legend that visitors to Sonnenberg, world's heavyweight Manchester always find it raining wrestling champion, defeated Freq When they arrive. Lieberman of New York in straight| Here is Manchester's talls here last night. record for 1528: The title-holder scored the first| There were fall in 30 minutes with his famous but—38.9 inch flying tackle, and the sccond in four On 213 days. minutes, 10 seconds, with an upright cradle hold. S MATCH weather hours of sunshine, :8 of rain, which fell |ter years in the last 25 years. ’7/////“ N ON— Perfect Optical Service By Our Registered Optom:< . .t Free Examination - Eyeglasses 50¢c Weekly [ Sposial Rates tor Ghildren | aels For Appotnteent 354 MAIN ST. 354 MAIN ST. | —John McGraw, who does all of the | colors. Full | can within themselves, demonstrate B4 the necessity for their existence. 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