New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 26

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Valenting, Jr., Howard jant, Arthur Campbell, Arthus te, Bdward Delane; seph lo;d St e New Haven, April 11 (UP)—The Committecs of women of the par-| captain and four other members of sh will be named at a meeting lo the Yale varsity crew have been de- be held in the near future > | moted to the second boat in the most proceeds of the carnival will b |drastic reorganization ordered by added to the fund being a d Leader in years. : arsity shell now carries three | veterans—Tappen, stroke; Rogers, {No. 6, and Ladd, No. 5—and five Anthony, Yale Varsity Crew Have Placed in Second Boat. Gommittegs for June Event held last were made evening pre- for |newcombers — Garnsey, Foster, Ksselstyn and Muhson. FOR OUTING IN SPRING £t ot af Sk vers five demoted. grounds on John J. K fol- ¢ appoint- Committee Appointed * At Monthly | Lisenbee Is Ready to Labor on the Mound Brooklyn, N. Y., April 11 (Pr— | Horace Lisenbee's six-hit game st the Mecting and Supper—Schaefer g Wins Pinochle Tourney John lar monthly meeting of 1% Corbin club was held | & t at the Corbin clubhouse |1 . The meeting w;mi" i roast pork yper, with a pinochle lowing the meeting. read by the ban-|, committees, and a | pointed to arrange pring outing. The foilowing were named on this com- ¢ n, chairman, J. E. L, Teich and | date and place L determined. be Dodgers had Manager gner of the Red Sox Lisenbee was absent n from big -league ~ecruit center fielder, from a wrenched chai Pelic- |, e Weir Sr v Pelletier, Omer —Rev. John J John J. Rile n for Boston after to- day's contest, | pitching. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Press. Russ Crane, :c |versity of Illinois. outpointed Joe - | Offringa. Indianapolis (16); Happy Corbin plant, and |Atherton, Indianapolis, and TRay A committee | McIntyre, Lost Ange rew (10). ay meeting was | —_— J. . McGrath, HELMETS FOR HOCKEY IL Nicholson und Peter Hauser.| Hoston, April 11 (UP)—Defense- fer was winner of men of the Boston Bruing wore i pinochle tourna tball helmets in their recent nund Morgen, sccon nley Cup hockey playoff games ppency, third. ainst the rugged Montreal Ma- roons, George Owen, former Har- Herald |vard gridiron star, undoubtedly felt \u case in his bonnet. Ad in the urs of time. | United Grocers of New Britain BLUE RIBBON MALT 363 White House COFFEE 139 CAMPBELL’S ™47 3 cus 23¢ BAKER'S COCOA ' 19 Charter Oak VANlLLAZbot 25¢ The Sox hope to catch | Uni- | A L_Iourame . . for thirty years the quali of New ... and still is. ".lmlmu / d TO u ; vy Lolfes raine ! England i i W. 5. QUINBY COMPANY, BOSTON - . A rzew reas CHICAGO - NEW YORK uuuuuuuu JACKSONVILLE] on for eating STAR HAM Armour’s “double-f” process produces A brand-new ham — delivered to you in a bright, new wrapper. 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