New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1930, Page 9

NEW DRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY | GRS INDUSTRAL Loaous | ‘ RIVEL" SOUTH CHURCH VIRTUALLY O, 3 A f o = ©CL o DARBUTIWILLTRY TRADERS BEATEN |of Sporea] =i e L1 WINS JUNGR CHURCH LOOP - (R TONGHT Y IIGEPR {3 e i . Valton o« «—1. Merza Scores 12 Points and Holds Opponent Scoreless '™ "* 0t i thos dise . Yo olafl : T [ R ey T L b Reinstated Track Star to Com- Local Basketball Team Lo ST [Edea i G 5 9 ol D seisivel Game S oadersiNo v H Ay e ool G co pete at Newark Meet ~ ~ Hard Game to Park Gity L the quintet battled Glens Ialls |jaimaen 10000 108 | st HE Landers, B and One-Half Game Lead—Center Church Defeats . 1'd h — andstill to win 6 to 4 in a hard | Dub . 5 §— 131 - 84 105 Jennings At the same time, Amstordam |¢ it ¢ Amptor : Baptists, and Climbs Out of Cellar. ut the skids under the Hartford In- dians and. as a result, Hartford and | Ca 16 duzior Church Standing New Britain exchanged places. | et 2 = W Amsterdam is in thipd place, very | i b . I B . 1 rst Lutheran to both Hartford and New |carey o i 1 ! ® L M. 1 in. The Panthers meet Albany | Anderso . $ 913 : 5 g in_Albany tonight. This is the only | Pot d 5 : % same of the v the entir 5 ; 3% Sapt 3 140 center Congregational Vale : : B. Gridley Machine lens Ialls comes |20 L the local tea 1 considerable edge ums in the le : - : plonship by overwhelming the sirong”, Main , Wilson and All Others Tatnir Bearng o merican Wosiers B i ¢ . Sign Cubs Contracts All o At New Britaln is Virs Bapisg first place and Amsterdam is in thir place, puts an entircly different li on the 1e to be played here nex s Corbin Scren Ru Sunday afternoon. In fact. the con-! Kussell & Uryin . i DL tru ted iy est looms as a very important onc g 1" i i lust r both teams. Amsterdam comes | b \ ] u Kalli \ nd Liarl Pieree | e eville s play - es Nest Weel Staniey Worka Kussell & Lrnin skl ¢ Mar hodist ow Gritain had “Red” Donnell © lincup for the first tme las ; . . ~lexpeeted ta prove ‘Red.” according to the re- : : ew Britain Trade School Congregational and | 899 ponents. The Lutherans t of the game. played halfback Frisch to Remain at » Stanles Works upremac noAn PALACE ALLEYS Qo 5 Fl T lee club will be American Paper Gonds the cla ot the cowbclls |Masu 4 i i « § added B b \ 1 from the crew n south. \ 4 STANLEY WORKS MEN'S LLAGUY Wales ! buck, Football Giant, a et \ 5 a0 Il i yfrightcned Elzcar Rious, the w Fights Carnera, Tuesday " o ¥ L : ; a fiel I gL 1c U WHLLOV BROOW ' S el Monterce of the 1 probably P 3 Waman o Ithough he 7 i 1ze that, to some, m not an i PRATERNITY ALLEYS i ‘” '1‘]1‘ "‘ ‘,“ 1 but to others might seem the'G 0 TG e Ry rizht thing Shipping Kuom on featurcd tor Announce Complete Card “"" a i i b e . For Battle of Palms . South Congregational New York Feb. 5 (UP") 17ifty- 1l Kange Dept ounds . s -~ ) A 5 h BLUES WIN ANOTHER R The Belvidere Bly Lethall | torio Campolo, 1 rounds - ! X L o ommy Loughran. Philadelphia, 1 i trimmed the No & Judd Hultberg, : Igium. 10 rounds quintet in a onc-sided gzme Monday | 4. Vir t Lutheran " i Vierre Cha o : Anderson, « Jimmy i Boston. vs. Maoise 3 5 « bs hall The Rlues were | ¢ Nnfaren : nee. 10 rounds P peon ] ¢ hreatened and won an caiy | Rengisn, 1 ntina. vs. George Cool, |\ ¥ ictory without being « An- | yindgren, | rounds § S i <on high scorer — | 0 17| Baldesari . LOCAL LIGHTERS WIN ummary larenE onanT j i e Ividere Blues e el ot (i Cp A W i 11 t Conter Teaves Cellar BY TIM_MCGRATH: i A’ "‘Hm:'r'? 1 Ml‘;”l ‘v“ i 0 IR lowitz, vt > Center Congregational churcli Corbett's Hardest Fight Was With leazue game last night by a o ey ) i ] e b I ! elin ;.‘f\,;.‘) t I o 15 score. The loeal tean g | s 108 o1 Ande & denoaal ‘ tonaney lead of 17 to 10 at ~time } d cees ; 0-17 d ) ; ot 1 nereased this as the second ¢ PAPNIR MEN'S LEAGUL L H‘H. ! 0 ol : i i i 103 ! e ssed. Luke and m!vnm luml"l‘w , : | Ha e orbett o o H.’vi»‘ B L S T 2 North & dudd termination rst quar. e rih Jeil: Mis Lasiest With Sallivan score . Lions ! New Britain 1oy i 5 Main strecters ¢ m Hyenas 3aldesar ments of forth [ 1 period Norwalk J BASKLTBEALL CHALLENGE he Center chureh to ] ) i 2 1 : Tae 1 Wonder Keth !l margin despite Drumimond’s wor - he jon the scoring was “I fcopped e Gorithis . P 8 telepho.e t least fon H 1 Prancis Tt 3018 rowrite 1o | 3ly Jed with seven apicee, the for y to have | s William Derderian at 252 Arch | mer doing niost of his work from tlie ne inoa el S8 | street {floor and the Jatter continuing hi I ing to handle a grizzly REG.U. 3 PAT OFF Score at half-time. -10, Nen = Pl 2 .o ™. . SALESMAN SAM " Too Fast For Sam! By SMALL $20,000 FOR CLAPI i A 108 New York, Feb. 5 (UP)—Col. ;4™ : Hammond, owner of the New York | 5 ( ; NVER —NOUR ) /V'VE TRIED T PASS <A ON T ROAD ON-E Of. TWICS, Rangers hockey team, has offered 365 Hev,You! PULL over To )= fspaeom, EH? HOW MANY NE BUT ™ Sl ! - Fwe 1! 4 the Boston nru‘m 26,000 for Clap- UTILITY LEAGUE W curRS! | = | TIMES HAVE <fou BEEN BLUT MY BY 00 ONULY FEIFTY 1 e e per. Bruin defense man | Eddy Awnlng 2 BEFORE tME ? - = I 2 : Clapper is the player with whom |J T Ching Johnson, Ranger defense star, | ! collided in his fall at Madison Squarc |5 Garden Sunday night, which resulted | . 1 105 in Johnson being forced out of ac- | 5 tion for the balance of the season | Hall Const. with a fractured jaw. 3 ASK WAIVERS ON DUROCHER Trooie New York, Feb. 5 (®—Waivers | have been asked by the New York Yankees on Leo Durocher. logu: s shortstop. according to repo=is | nating out of the National | Alesander ©'s spring mecting yesterday, | W. tunn Durocher, a fine fielder but a weal | V- Jacleon itter batted only 246 in 106 games for the Yankees last vear. Cliester VIRST S PRACTICE When the snow leaves the ground | R i - g ¢ Park. Md.. the University |\ 11 - - 17 ; 4 Z and will participate in its| Witlams .. . B | & ing foothall practice. i