New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1929, Page 16

i Wies First Gonat i Race or T Gty e T ' Willard Bell, 13 years old, of 117 | Francis stréet, won the champion- ship of the Staniey school ‘in the first of the school games in the Herald-Junfor Achievement marble shooting ‘tournament held on °the Stanley . school grounds yesterda: afternoon. : WILLARD BELL Allan Christenson ot 114 Hillcrest avenue pressed Bell hard for the title in the early part of the games but Bell climinated him with a lucky shot. Bell was the runner-up for the title in the same school last year. William 8mith of Clayton road, the winner of another group met Bell in the finals but was no match for the champion. ‘Weather permitting, school games will be played this afternoon at the ‘Walnut Hill and Israel Putnam schools. The first of the inter- school games are scheduled for 9:30.a. m Saturday morning at Willow Brook park. 13-in-1 Club Formed Here is the greatest news that has ever come to the Babe Ruths of, marbledom, National headquarters of the world’s championship marbles tour- nament has established an official National 13-in-1 club to which any boy or girl entered in the Herald- Junior Achievement marble tourna- ment can belong. All you have to do is to prove that you are a Babe Ruth or a Red Grange or a Bobby Jones of the marble ring. ‘That means that sometime in an official game, you knock out all 13 mibs from a ring in one session at the ring. Thirteen straight, one after another, without a miss. It is equal to getting a hole-in- one at goif, or running to a touch- down from the Kickoff, or knocking a home run with the bases full. | Because after afl, al} Babe Ruth has to, do to get a homg run is to erack fhe old baffp supf right just once. . | x But e boy B girl who makes 13-in-1 hase to ck the old mib with the shooter just-right 13 times in a row. # 1t is as good a# it the Babe were to get a home run. every inning of a ball game. Or as good as if Bob- bic Jones got every hole in theg course in one. Or as good as though'l Red Grange had run every ball the opposition kicked off to a touch- down, instead of only four as he did in the greatest game he ever played. For a marbler to make 13-in-1 is “g00d that the Herald and the other 49 newspapers who are sending 50 marble champions to play for the world’s championship at Ocean City June 23 to 28 think that every boy | or girls who does it should have na- | & tional recognition. Bo 2 special badge has been de- signed for 13-in-1 clubbers to wear. It is a beautiful red- -and- blue pin, an inch in diameter, with a swell picture of a master marbler knuckling down on it, and “Hon ary Member 13-in-1 National Mar! Club” on the pin for everybody to read. And Your Name in the Papers And every time a marbler regul 1y enrolled in one of the 50 to naments (like ‘the one the Heral Junior Achievement aré conducting in New Britain, his feat will be printed in papers all over the coun- try. It doesn’t make any differe where you make your 13-in-1 %0 long as it is an offic of your school or city tournamer:. | or in the last game of the grand finals at Ocean City, or in any offi cial game between. The only thin, is that it must be in an official tour- nament game. And when you make your 13-in-1, all you have to do is this: Write out a statement that you ! made the 13-in-1, and name the game in which you made it. Then sign the statement. . Then have your opponent and a referce, or a super- visor, sign it as witnesses and put your age, school grade, address after your name, | Then bring or mail the statcment | , 1o the marble cditor of the Herald. | First thing you know you will re- celve from the National World's Championship M: an official lctte member of the Marble club and the swell re and-blue pin you can wear, | It will be a prouder decoration than Babe Ruth's gold baschall. or | all the trophics Bohbic Jones has ever won, i And you don’t have 10 be a mar-t ble champion to win your way into | the 13-in-1 club. Just one perfect | same! i The first markler to win memiyr- | #1ip in the ofiicial 13 Earl Wickham, azed 113, Bend. Indiana. Then car Mitchell, 14. of Des Moines, Tow And mow Joseph Grillo. 14, ef Springfleld Macs. has made a record to shoot at. Playing in his district semi-finals he made 13-in-1 thieo stratght times. His oppoment didn't get a chane 1o make a single shot. 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