New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1930, Page 8
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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1930. NEW BRITAIN HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM TO MEET LA SALLETTE COMBINATION THIS AFT ERNOON — COACH CHARLIE MILLER PLANS TO REORGANIZE PIRATE CREW FOR CITY LEAGUE—NEWS AND NOTES OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE — SPORTS BOSTON RED SOX STILL ORIOLES REGAIN | THREE-CORNERED RACE PROMISED AT MEET [MILLER WILL REORGANIZE LEAGUE HARD LUCK TEAM | FAD IN LEAGUE. 4 = PIRATE NINE THIS YEAR Hub City Combination Has Already Lost Seven of 18 Baltimore éiugs Out 119 wm“ Veteran Baseball Mentor to Gather Remnants of (;ames Played—White Sox Nose Out 1 to 3 Victory —Yankees Drop 7 to 6 Decision to Cleveland—Ath- letics Win Sixth Successive Contest — Brooklyn Wirning Streak Is Brought to An Abrupt End. = R 5. = ; ; Lineup and Enter City League — First Practice Over Rochester Club k., NN ; )/ Session to Be Held Sunday Afternoon at Willow = = . « SR \ /| ] Brook Park — Almost All of Last Year’s Team to Sty . : Ny, o | -y Be Missing—New Combination May Play Sundays. EUROPEANS OUT .- ~ OF 1932 OLYMPICS : (Gosts of Trip to Los Angeles © Appear to Be Too Great ‘ . " HIGH SCHOOL TEAM MEETS LA SALETTE CREW TODAY New Britain Basehall Team to Travel to Capital City This Afternoon—Crew Scheduled to Face Veteran Strikeout Artist—Bogdanski May Be Back at Post On Infield—Naugatuck Combination Coming Here =t Saturday Afternoon — Varsity Plays Two Hard - (Games. Sl IN THE SAME INNING Hall of Fame, Rowing Crews of University of Call- fornia to Compete at Poughkeep= SIVELING GIVEN | ‘ | FIGHT LICENSE German Heavyweight Hakes Peace With New York Salons = o GVETORMNENT = trsa io Deleat Indian Clubs in Last Ameq;gn League i : s cnd 1 ke Midget Contest at Club o Final Standing ‘ 3 " Wisconsin Boxing Commisston P‘n,‘ | | A HAM sieian Riefuses to Allow King Tut “THAT o AND T CANTT to Fight With Carbuncle. UMD oF PICTURE TH* MATOR ¢ DOING IT! e MAYBE X TS HIS INVENTION MAKING -THAT NeaiseE ! “a AN AUTOMATIC FLY-SWATTER, / CADDILS PROTECTED profits were 6 p rpor(fi and for building a field