New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1930, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 380, 1930. NEW BRITAIN BASKETBALL CLUB MAY BECOME MEMBER OF EASTERN HALF OF AMERICAN COURT LEAGUE — BOYS’ CLUB ATHLETIC TEAM LANDS 13TH IN NATIONAL FEDERATION COMPETITION—HITTERS HAVING THEIR DAY IN MAJOR CIRCUITS e Sh P e S S RO P LS R e PR SIS R = SLUGGERS START TO WIN 'WALKER CUP TEAM WOMEN TO HAVE SIX ENTRIES IN DERBY [BOYS’ CLUB PLACES 13TH i WILL SAIL TODAY v . IN INDOOR COMPETITION Three of Seven Big League Contests Played Yesterday . : . ; : i Local Athletic Team Makes Creditable Showing in Na- Are Decided in One Big Frame — Brooklyn Beats American Gollers Will Defend : e/ ) &/ i tional Trials — Total of 57 Clubs Entered — New Giants, 19 to 15—Phillies Make Braves Their Vic-| 1r0py Won Again Last Year A g T ke 0 Haven Group Finishes Eighth Among the Leaders tims—Pirates Defeat Champion Cubs — Washing- | = i y g - - 0 '/ —New Brlta_un Duphc_ates Its Showl‘ng of va.ast ton Senators Win Eighth in a Row—Athletics Also |, ~°% York. April 30 (UP)— . . g PR L i /’ ) Year—No Single Boy in State An Individual Win- i | America’s Walker cup team sails ner Win. today to defend the trophy which . Saaars his been the objective of interna- 5 3 L 4 b ‘ s | The N itain Boys’ club By the A ed Pres R E L 35 tional amateur zolf (competifion and > Toak 0 v , 2 2 he New Britain Boys’ club again The id having one big inning | Heving 5 4 i R IO, 4 4 . 7 A . : }mucnd 13th in the ninth annual in- Rufting, . . « o | the proud possession of this country i 3 2 3 i to win a t all game seems to be door athletic competition conducted \g more 1 more into favor S s ever since was offered. 1 08" & ¥ ol % | the National Boys' club feder: n the major leagues, either by acci- - Bobby Jones and his fellows who 5 / A ! o 48 A lv n, according to official f&zm'esLL— lent or intent. T ‘ Hie | Tolale - L S helarel o e taan : / i : 7 |1caseq from federation headquarter 165, now fi their batting b z A L / , | where were 37 clubs entered in the L rather slow star cup ara brimmmg with confidence, ! p / 3 / | competition, so that New Brituin i P 10 L basn i e naturally cnough, becausc the vy o s / ' il Marian Bennett to Be Miss Col- | stood weit wp among the leaers, ana Jounding out eno E tan i ”"”“ never. b ‘“11"““”( )"0” Mor % ) i .Y / 7 ! & : g |only one other Connecticut group. e A e SRULL 2 the youngest and one of the newest 2 5 , / 3 7/ . Y lu[[ P '[ P F " | the New Haven Boys' club fin n i ue games pl L £ i opinonseigehiss teainnates) 3 E Sy ek 5 = — that the local organization had ardny pece Just one St of | Rommel 2. Kuling 3, Smit when he said that he expected ad o 3 Sunningdale, England, April g0 | finished in 18th position. ons of this fact out of the 2 ¢ ¥ 5 . 4 - i 5 14 P Clenan Coflatt will load. her|. The Amerlcin Boys' Comumon- ve turned up lately Doci Willing, the other Oregon- % § 3 % 3 % i ; | wealth of Chicago was again ths decided o 1an, who has had previous Walker | < 3 £ b American women's golfing team |winner of the competition, scoring ] cup experience, was cqually optimis- ; Y Sl 1 3 \gainst a picked English squad here | 16,393 points in the four classes and tie. “How can we lose?” asked the 7 5 five events. The Jewish People's Doc. “We have a group of the fin- | women's team match in the game's | institute, another Chicago organiza- cst amateur golfers— (leave me ous ! i g I istor tion, was second with 14,823.1, fol- of this)—and we are going to do i/ i X Gl ' o i - 2 : - The lowed closely .by the Passaic Boy¢ battle for a cup which means a lot 2 : . club in New Jersey, the Little Tock Tonist 2 | the winner. Boys' club in Arkansas, the Palama To Rt R CoEs b X . In addition to Bobby Joncs, Don settlement in Honolulu, Hawaii, th» ; ' Moc and “Doc” Willing, the mem- West Orange Community House in bers of the American team ar New Jersey, and the Syracuse Boys' ! elub in New York state. How Connccticut Clubs Pinished New Haven placed eighth with > soven werd the one big inning, and Sl e tomorrow in the first international the Brool match match will consist of five oursomes and ten singles with the foursomes in the morning and the | singles in the afternoon. Miss Collett, the American cham- pion, will use all 17 of the players Giants car- ca to its limit as Brooklyn SWnerstagaln e lion=d for et Sullimalehsoca s the American wneis Ouimet, Harrison Johnston, ONEIS AR Agabiona R Echal BUltHT mepical econd time in i row b ! J A s e il ettt D100 the plovers . 5 track st place in the Kentucky D Six have enterc ints, which include Toiites 4 score of 19 13. Brooklyn scored nd Mackenzie, Geo Von Llm | U ck, ‘v”l \] i 2 n o ['I\muud y Der X ha ¢ red mc 3 h in Juisomtn, Ty Tt o . Sarazen 11 and Desert Light. 11 ru off four Giant pitchers in the A o only 11 players, 20022 v » New rita T e e pREADE 140 Certainly the United States never | T T S Jor the Americans only Miss Col- |12.002:2 points, “}1",""' e a i n warriors came back with a |Ma Be i y | has sent abroad as strong a_team i > ) lett, Virginia Van Wie and Maureen |Peintage was 11,617.9. 0 son- nine run third ; 5, s 5 0| of amateurs. They will sail this aft-| (Associated Press S | N year as a varsity athicte. He won|Orcutr, will play in both the four- (Recticut ciubs flaished s follows: Philadelphia’s National league club | ey o L e ik o) ernoon and the odds will be that| Louisville, Ky, April 3 - i 10 coveted maize “M" in both foot- | somes and singles. For the Engli }"'1‘1("["'”1\ 0‘;"'1 A ‘\‘\’, e likewise won an entire game in one | Gullic, r { v will come back with the When the Kentucky Derby is run at | LIEU 1 flualliand hageball, © N Tetuned lifoani ninaiociine L0 fonrsomelplay |l ies oy SRR S sy Boston Braves as 2 e 0| Walker cup. historic Churchill Downs May 17, 10 school in 1928 after a year's ab- fers ulso will compete in singles, | /2P d lpltu e Ior most of the members of the | mere 1 will have to look to his sence, Joe performed so brilliantly | Mrs. Latham Hall giving way to ”'],F‘,“‘:J,,,I\ P i d place, 8,533.8 points; Good Will After seven scoreless | : stanzas of a4 duel between Ray |iemmpieh D wee D team the thrill of going abroad has | laurels at one of the end positions though |Doris Chambers in the singles ROl R ) 2 1 0 I oo T A ol ctor es,| Six 3 ave candidates nom- former position had heen The American squad arrived at Boston, Philadelphia suddenly o (] LR IR M B UL L whi g X 7 Yo i 180.8 points; and Boys’ club of i E : ) ; g, Graham Fair Vanderbi o i as elected captain noon and less than four hours later Al e Sl Lo St fo Roort 5 - = = Johnson played at St. Andrews 1n |them, Mrs. ham IFair Vanderbilt B. n T W, W 1 (‘ a | f i e ‘ : : : " : on Michigan's championship baskel- | ways tuning up their strokes and | The Catholic Community center The Pittshurgh Pirates gave the the Walker cup team which defend- | standing carly favorites, Sarazen 11 F' e . [ The Catholie Communiy centor i et Cbe i !‘::\N\];J‘\}n 4 Aelil ¢d the trophy at Chicago in and Desert 1 I 0163 pall quintet, and in the spring con- | retting rid of their sea legs. ‘I‘,,IV\E \F\G“ ,’i“; I":; fl“‘:,il{:(lljl,,',"n‘,f.l.,v‘. i : ack | o plave: ; by played ubroad Cifty-six years ago, when Aris- i ! scintion with cham-| After the team match against the [ON1Y 766.6 poin ¢ 5 three innings and got n all back | 5 e i eibok not plaved ,.f)ru:«] Tifty ix y - ago. ‘\ \;' 1 ,\';. 3 L by catching for the | Bnglish, Miss Collett and most of | Memorial Newsboys® house in New in one to beat the nal leaguc art . Blu il Moe, 20-year-old Portland colleg- | tides captured the first Kentucky el ship ou - | Snglish, Mis i lenorieliprewatoyel oy iy {for qualification and the — Catholic Mhamipions diinl tes pick- |4 . Stewart . W.lian, and George Voigt, New Yori |Derby, such a thing woman en- won the confer- {her companions will leave for i I 2 Imost 11 > | Bays' club of Halifax, N. §., Canada, ven cou in the sixth that gave ¢ wart rt as members of an internationai | heard of. For 3 5 almost the Sl el ain of the | % out Jlo Bisons can atiribut S St % Byl A el S : : ¥ !veteran. will be making their first | tering a horse in th AR e ; ! < . | Formby to compete in the British ¢ Ste u their present lofly position in i 9 women's championship in which the : o o ’ e ) e e S e disqualified for submitting inac- them their ninth victory P 1K batte ) : 1St amn and their first trip abroad. same condition prevaile L e T fgrid s Joe did not four the | * 4 £ | curate figures. o P e : . ted for su st In contrast with the two previous | 1904, Flwood, owned by Mrs. Lasca | 1 0 20 W 1 wp the four| Orient with the busehall team last | AN round last year only (o lose 0| "y ® nonnecticut boy was an in- the National league s 3 5 i : Walker cup invasions of Ingland.|Durnell of Calif A ealcnratABIn [ ohn SRR summne it would have necessi- {Jovee M "‘1“':,"‘{‘ on s \ ““;;] Alvidual sinner Istael Teventar of The Washington Senators H CHI the 1930 team will have no formal of five to finish ftirst and the ice was 0 13 % porting late for fall prac- | 14s retirec e AL R QX CUlg B et SR S T COmmonywe duced the only big inning in the four | . d o ¢ ements except for the cup |broken. v G‘Tu\v: (‘“s 1o ?_’ A e Ao Eby "””!}.US,L‘,‘{' 1gs for the team matehes|) ) 1o g0-pound class with American league games to win their | jioyn.de, 5 q g o tches at Sandwich on May 15 anil Since that time a number of wom- | = he Bigore Rloriin as onc of the outstanding | R on tones: | points, Jack Weinburg of the same cighth in a row und make the ANy 2 o ufl en owners have tried for the highest A 315 onitPenfC 5 a rather medio e lon tiana N group made 3,464.3 points to lead the ning streak the longest either major | 1o 4 | Captain Jones' program calls fo~| honor of the American turf but only |\, o0 (unding with seven wins Leam. The close of the last basket- | €T (O G B0 VaTRE A0 | 95 pounders, and Barney Cohen, league Las seen this year, They cls et | ) the Walker cup match, the British | two have met success R oR Rt sLRAE ball scaswn saw him leading his| o S8 SO COMIEY, A BRI onother commoniwealth member, ave away eeven runs in thr o . + 1 amatcur and open and perhaps one | Hoots of Oklahoma o e s G e in points, having regis- | i 50 I-m/‘]:m:" \*]‘ “:; L”“I '\"* topped the 125-pound group with nings then tied score the | 8 it )| or two other tournaments. Between |, Hertz of Chicago. 1 Blacle |/ sy Ut ALl Buf- tered { Watson and Jean McCulloch: Mau- |S:494.4 points. A, Long of the Boys’ third as they pounded Tom Zacl e omel e the tim the British amateuc | Gold, owned by Mrs. Hoots, finished | ¢ FHE 0 ing off 4 closing| Now each day he is out practicing | {1070 D S0 a Rocalie Knapp ve, |Club of Little Rock made 3,631.5 and Sherid fror > mound 3 B 2 v nd open he plans to visit, ne:, ind in 1928, Reigh Count, Mrs. | J o 0 o The Bisons held | With the b 1l squad, assured Of [ yico 1) beqrson j““'l Phyllis ‘“ - | points to lead the 110-pound section ent on to def the New York i u 0 0 ulGermany and Italy Hertz' racer led a field of the | e end of seven in-;his old job behind the plate. Michi- iy 4% g . Mida and Fritzi Sti.|&nd make the highest point total of ankees 11 to 8. Five Yankee error: s CRR z | Al of the p rs arc expected o | largest in Derby history i ST Sanray ith | gan will rch a long time before yor << 130 1is park and Diana Fish. | &MY _boy in the country, contributed to New York's downfall. | pya1 1 : remain in England to compete for eside Mrs Vanderbilt, two wom- A 108 fir 15 expert and versatile 4l o Mre, H. A, Martelle and Deg- | Chysical Director Raynard Ander- three of them contributing to the the British amateur championship en from the east have candidates | b ) [ performer as the bashful behemoth, \ttles ve, Miss 15 Corlett ama |S0n Of the local club has expressed Senator rally hos Piat St. Andrews, starting May 26 anid | nominated 0 cla hey | pits ¢ the Orioles 18 hich | Jog 'Truskowski. L e mself as well satisfied with the The champion Philadelphia Ath- | § o e s A scveral will stay over for the British |are Mrs. Madeline H. West of New | : 5 |showing of his boys. The records letles were content to i R " open at Hoylake, June 16, York. owner of &ir Johren and Mrs. S o ntme o v, Miss Gourlay; |m8de here ihis year were much bets in pairs, but, led by Al Simmons and ¢ American forc in the British | 1K McLane of Monk Md., 0wi- S 3 2 FIGHTO LAS[ N[GHT Ve, Mrs. Watson: Miss |ter than those made in former con- Mickey Cochrane, they got four fwo- i ke . open will be reinforced by profes- |er of Chain Lightning s i | Miss Wilson; Helen |L°5tS and these enabled New Britain somes and a single to beat the Bos- | Aiirs, ss | T . sional stars. Horton Smith alrcad Louisville will be represented ¢ it £ ; e Rise MaGullorns Vi R e tounainaln 1 isiposiSion aenl € 1aan = ton Red Sox. 9 to 5. itgell, ss . is en route to defend his French | Mrs. Iiva de Lozier, owner of |org, \ ) S L s Corlett; Edith Quiet vs, |5 competition all 2 'H)m ‘;’kyl””,.i 0ld Red Faber of the Chicago i cone 3 [ Y open title and will try his luc! Itoll '¥ Mrs. B M. Evans || ; AR e < — Allic Wolif, Brook- e .xf::["<“h“‘m]l:r:;‘\:;:rp\\‘{;l h 1»‘:3".1' i > 5 e rinated Cabi Iy, Lnocked out Georgie Deschner, | ] N | the English championship. Leo Die-[of Chi 18 nominated Cabildo |, % { n the third i 1 ouw ark; Mrs. Stewart Hanley vs. Miss : s ) 1 < i : ewar 5 g e much larger than the local club. 00d pitchi cais as gl s{gel. American professional title- [and Mrs. . G. Simmons of - Fort [y Rochester ! and | N Sl () Lobbett; Mr. Leo Federman vs. Miss [ MU0 5 y ned the Detroit Tigers, | Loller, will sail with the Walker | Worth, Texas, is represented With | rinajy” drove Al iaux from the| Bethlehem, Pa Caston Liecadre, ick; Louise loryce vs. Doris s Faber went the full nine| ' L cup squad, having entered the Bri‘- | Ulster Princ box in the midst of a five run rally | rance, outpointc Jack Portney, | oy, GR[D PLAYER D[ES inninfs and :!thot he gave 14 Detroit o v L ish open and booked ceries of | Of the women owners. t ndi- { (hat tied the reore in the fifth, The | Baltimore, (10); Pete Shedrick, Phil- g hits, he fann.d seven and had the iwo ba 5 v y " | matches with Abe Mitchell, ¥ dates of Mrs. Vanderbilt a it | 5, however. ¢ back with two Iphia, outpointed Billy Druko, ARKLOW'S TROUBLES e hacking of two home runs by Carl L (L 4 k pro champion. standin s a two year old Desert | .yns that won the game in ir halp | Germany, (). Tondon, April 50, (UP)—lkere- |Leo Murphy, 21, Halfback on U. of Reynolds and one by Bill Cissell o SRy T o Light starte xteen times and was | o 5 ST Indianapolis — Spug Myers, To- |y Minilosdortlioker ape L Cleveland's 6 to 4 victory over the | rir exan; and first five times, second six times an Reading jumped on Smith for s catello. Idaho. outpointed Jou RiV-|jyying o recent horse race at Cat-| Pitisburgh Tezm, a Vietim of In- . Louis Browns had the 1.101st| Bases on e b SECOND PR[MO GARNERA third threc es, running out of the | on puns in the first and trin Cedar Rapids, Ja.. (10) terick Bridge: consecutive ap 1ce of Jor 2 B money but twice, He won med Montrea ifor tlie founth| AMassillon, 0. = Y nRioe p. m.—Arklow hus bolted on | duries From Scrimmage. as its feature although he had noth- | = % Nunrainibe dur the season and showed his o in the ¢ ser l stopped Ray I"al, Charleroi, 4 to the post, and has com-| pigtshy il 30 P—Lco Mur- ing to do with the triumph. Joe was in st Boxing Promoters Near Padua, Italy. foot on the Churchill Downs ftr (4) o R S | A i St S L circuit of the course. phy, 24, a halfbeck on the Univers shape to play as he has been | N l L A R v capturing the Kentucky Jockey giving only onc n ar . 3 73 ] Avklow is still running after |gity of Pittsburgh football team A sture for two| ationa eague Have Discovered Another Man | eln He was sccond in the | hits est of Mot VEN ALL AROUND | Jleting fwo circuits, N e e e e da but he has n A but one | _ Mountain Boxc Junior championship at Aqueduct. ched Henry » for New York, April 30 (UP)—The | 3:41—Arklow has been pulled up. | pital of a broken neck. Mrphy. game since he joined the Tndians ten | i A Mrs. Vanderbilt's & en 11 faced the Read v S I N0 New York Yankees have a minister's | 3:46—On returning to the paddock [giugent in the School of Medi vears o and wanted to preserve | o : Voltaba ril 3 — the barrier ¢ , won four art, Sm ‘o p . : 4 sprious difficulty at ar v i son. His name Toster wrds. Arklow collapsed. [sducation at Pitt. was injured in a nis record. Johnny Hodapp's home | I A ) In Giovanni Campor is town- | times, was > times and un- | Quellic ‘ lit for read- | ige §5 a pitcher. The New York | 5:50—Arklow did not come under | g Thursday of last week run in the third, the fir y b e 2 ' 1 *lship, a toolmaker 22 years old and | placed four time s have a former saloon keep- | the starter's order: alor Vounta o Cleveland player as | o S ; U | six feet six inches tall, weighing 242 | ed the Tremon His name is Ken Williams. | 4:04—After collapsing Arklow ex- | e SHe i S the leading factor in the rthrow . L pounds aft month’s intensive and the Yo cs at aics Hopkins piteh : n outfielder, | pired. Panthers as a utility man last fall. of the Browns. 3 e, 1b g vz r promoters of near! as thi the Lmerican | 5-0 trinmph oy yronto. giving | 2 AB NBW D v His comrades favorite sport while with | f 30 K 1 it ' { nm QTN PRONE o _T— S Ll SET SLUGGHG RECORD { EGAD, BUSTER, FaR ~THE NEXT VEH‘IWMNELL 2\( WeiL, I see i : . X sl = e 8 ; = | VoUW'RE AN EYPER < isky soldiers DOLIY STARY REn[p\m J DAYS I AM @oING To BE £ ' oLp NUT Ve L dIARN Hlally Major Teague Batsmen Must Have 7 = IN COMFORT wr 3 S VERY BuSY (N MY LABORATORY, 1S o TH FFOM U\\,}]P]R”‘]G STAFE | sctsome wind or a titiing tiecora | PERFECTING AN INVENTIOA ,'WL 50 Vou oUGHT /[ fjie AGAIN ! Lt ek, ] -0 BE ABLE B - in Games Yesterday. | Wi TS QUARTER HORSEPOWER ; [~ TS BEEN One of Best Arbiters in Nationai | Ne ! wil P Majo MoTOR I AM Goida To BUILD ONCETINLY (i Salois e = SoMETHING TIME SINCE AN APPARATUS “THAT WILL APPEALLY P AKE B S © MiLLiIcNS oF HOME PECPLE COMFORT MORE HEAD hob . L -TORINADO e U T WILL NGT REVEAL Nowl i) Srar 0 ity good for 260 s B AT (T 1S e AN alindicnis s ORI e S B BN AT UNTIL 2 reiTonr ; \ou SEE THE Quits Because of Nevvous Strain of Job, > FINISHED ProDUCT! Joe Truskowski Hailed Among Michiga RUANETS MUST BE IN SHAPE |y found outsid s April : 1y the long- N e formative years, B murk in