New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1930, Page 14

LS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER %2, Yv3n. —_———————— LEADERS ARE DEFEATED IN SATURDAY AFTERNOON BASKETBALL LEAGUE—GASCOS AND STANLEY RULE WILL CLASH TOMORROW NIGHT IN THE INDUSTRIAL CIRCUIT —BRISTOL ENDEES WILL OPEN THEIR SEASON NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT METEGRS UPSET DOPE BY NATHANHALEWINS | Star Jockeys From Oklahoma and Kentucky STANLEY RULE TO BATTLE BEATING LEAGUE LEADERS BASFBALL | FAGUE ‘ . GASCOS IN DUSTY LEAGUE Defeat of Comets Is the Big Surprise of Saturday " y aail S ; 4 | League Leaders’ Undefeated Slate Is Threatened in Afternoon Circuit at the "\"'I—'I‘czmu Are Neck Unbeaten at BOYS C[UD—ACPlfll‘ 2 1 * i y " Games to Be Played Tomorrow Night—Contest Is and Neck Up to the Final Quarter—Winners Then Attacks KCSD GO]I]g i : s 2l : One of Blue-Banner Features of Circuit So Far | Stage Spirited Spurt to Walk Away With Victory | G [ ! ; - Y " This Season — Corbin Screw to Take No Chances | —Planets Smother Crescents in Other Game — i O } . 23 With Newmatics—Corbin Cabinet Faces Russwins. | Tony Manero Wins $4,000 Pasa- | &, &, corin - dena Open Feature Event — |Tamaers - 00 5 e | Corbin Cabinet. 2167 Pasadena, Cal, Dec. 22 (P—The Stanley Rule's undefeated slate !0 Pasadena open golf tourna-|in the Industrial basketball league won by Tony Manero, was| i) pe seriously threatened tomor- Sl l”'llm\' e 1“‘““:5 g "l"f row night at the Tabs hall when the and royal game as the battle | o, ee e Gascos . and “Hand Ridin,” Riley, two of the most sensational young riders | o e wm: A J:i,::; ‘(ll‘,, fv‘;x‘:cl:l f?nra:;‘,.'f ?’h; | Meanwhile, the golfing trail led to- | Rule Shop quintet has mowed down ward Agua Caliente, Mexico, where {all opposition so far in the league L th igg inter event on theland the team is confident 6f com- DOk LS| Al give tt : Agua Caliente 325,000 (ing through with a win. S SoighE . £t : : s under way tomorrow, halGacos Bhoneves haval been | of those who failed to collect | setting the real pace in the league I ol ‘ event ending "'S'rr'lmn«f‘ the team lost its first two ¥ blamed the “halloon” ball, new |games. Counted among its victims UL (6 tournament play. Most of those is the Corbin Screw quintet, cham- _— | receiving the larger cuts at the pay-|pionship outfit of the league last off asserted it was only a mental|yvear. Nothing much is being said Bruins Continue to Rise in Battle compiex. anasreea that the three- |1 Gasco camp but the team is SeE face tha Il ohe £ ter aske e 4 ‘ : day contest was lost on the PUting | quietly confident of being the first 2 E ; 6 2 aul S oy y . | in Canadian Semon ! : ' outfit to hand the Rulers a setback. 7 ’ ; trom | ' ! o e - Hagen admitted he fritte This game is the real blue-ban- ) 0 s ¢ y brea : ack chances wit} ner contest of the league so far. 1t Horton Smith (is one for which Industrial league but larger pellet | fans have been waiting and a rec- d to go down. He ford crowd will be out to see it. ces higher than last| The Corbin Screw five will take no year when he won the event. Smith |chances at all against the Newma- ol S 2 s 7 ¢ tied w Hagen for fifth place, five Itics. They meet in the sccond game e e e L B 5 behind Manero. of the night. Hank Arburr, speak- yway ; L listener | paien. e |~ \lly, Tony was the leading |ing for his mates, stated today that rses fensons o jent of the new ball. He had|the team would play its hardest be- or r ] e iy cards of 7 .74-69 for a 257 total [cause there s a genuine fear that the : d i i Gy : : standire |but finished three ts over par.|Newmatics are liable to spring an r . i i e ’ | the | Mor . three-putted the final [upset and this is the age of upsets, € | ‘ t Br held 4 green ar hed with Her- [according to Hank “fl[fiAST FH'DAY S R S e T o , Port Che N. Y., | The Corbin Cabinet and Russwin S S s inosa, Chicago, were third [teams will meet in the' first and s — e 5 | with cach opening game on the night's pro- n 3 New ball regardless, the treachery |gram. The Russwins will be fight- v the F]ywelgm GbflmplOHShJD May [ e ng o a 2.2 UEIN| ¢ the creeping hent greens had|ing fo stay out of last place while oo : ! SR 2 little g to do with the excess put- |the Cabinet team will be striving i0 S[‘[[Ied Th]‘fiugh BOU[ i BRLy 5 S « Lacey, former Brit-|get out of the hole. - : 5 professional, said he found diffi-| The first contest will start prompte e x ; £ western greens o ARy & 30 excess putts” finished with a WONDERS WIN FOURTH The Wonder A. C. basketball team scored its fourth straight victory of rank Welsh, | the season Saturday by burying tha . and Olin Dutra of Santa | jynijor Hi-Y team under a 54 to 12 . Cal. Only one other Player | geore, Except for the first few mine broke perfect figures. He was W.|yteq when the Hi-Y defense prome Cox of Brooklyn. ised trouble, the Wonders were Of the amateurs, Johnny Dawson. | e in danger. Smith and Goto. ¢ With & 209, 80| wala werd best for the winners while Recano starred for the losers. The score: | Neri, rt | Maguire, Gotowala, | Bell, ¢ Jarvis, rg Smith, 1g Armour, Hunter, score lost one while Ot- | losing both Philadelphia Arrows Take Free- Messenger, rf je lit- | Scoring Contest From New Haven cy.iow ¢ Radjunas, 1f Essel, ¢ ew Haven, Conn., Dec. 22 (UP) | Recano, rg he Philadelphia Arrows won a Fritz, Ig from the New Sargis, lg e, 3 : ) ! Vol XDe ¢ 1 en les, 5 to 3 at the arena | 12 Half Dozen Important Contests Will sl diorider : bl ATTaeton Downs it S 3 i diir i Hbhers hEav L the place by one p last nig | Score at half time ,23-4, Won- Be Played Between Quintets over : U r O i games, | Conroy, Nichols, Andrews, Garret| ders; referee, Ferony; timer, Mell- 1o 4 ngs . 1 ¢ now B do, | ma rts, and King scored for the winners, | gonis; scorer, Lyons. [\ i RA i Christmas Holidays. — > been afraid to bet P hasr " - and Kuhn, Keating and Jeremiah LOSE AT HANDBALL him, 0 3 Ries : Yive brothers Job, C., G. and | for New Haven. Four of the goals| Ralph Cairney, University of ———— 2 Yo 22U — El T ELUBS IN t had a fight -[3 A are 1S of the |[were tallied in the third period,|Washington athlete, won letters in M Mince 3 | Horseme y that I know sittir the front | sar wling team at Greenshoro, | three by the Arrows and one by the | basketball, track and football during . OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN Eagles At New Haven. id and Norfolk Given .. R Franchises in Circuit When Gene was 10 years old, he .' X HURRY, HURRY, B BE A cHEERFUL LISTEN ,FoLKS! under ence at Churchill | not o fact that unlike i g ’ g GIUER v BUT WE -THERE'S BEEN A an) |in the « e fhal TOLKS | wne EGAD, ® 23 ™o e meians LoT OF PECPLE Pab s e e ONLY -THREE MORE {1 -HREE CHEERS!w.)} <TiS VEAR LEPT > . T : e that ost. fly DAYS -To DOMATE “~ SOME SAY “THAT HOLDING -THE Then the call became 100 strons. i e Pyl TFooD ForR —THE PooR CHARMY BEGiNs AT || BAG x50 went to Roscoe Goose, famous ex- | jj o o AND UNEMPLOVED! HOME oA LETS FiLL T JOCRCYS £naro, ing along in years the kid a job “hot-|not ; ; as Wolgast and | NoBoDY GOES HUNGRY ARGUMENRTS I {= WITH Foob! nd woTOItE DY/ (hat s vl inbre: th oriactiil THIS CHRISTMAS $o THERE'S A HoLE =" ) i gl : ' = N MY e < 3 [ CHRISTMAS (R, STOCKING, X it [T Dkt the collapse of i = S . T. C. FIVE WINS The s : of the . = L = 7} a 1 1 P more nt <10 . win i Ame 1k CENTER LEADS AGGIES ' 1 tear . than I ¢ i at a|da their professiol aptaining the T 2 s I C BOL : ng cague b Good old Garden e e tc o e « . i g the l officially srante t + h g ‘ GOING TO MERIDEN tooter, Hok C . ed ir o’ ¥ T use, pc t 1 ow night to 1 All of this accomplished D despite r bad spills, At Dade Park his mount slip 1 a wet spot right at the break and threw him. S anislaus 1 ¢ the recognized souchern gland semi-pro champions | cause of their victory Iy i) ¢ little later on the program was HORSE SHOE % H—— . thrown when entering the stretch 4 2 . | 3 i 2y two lengths ahead of the field. rwards, Adams at center and with Jasper and Zembrowski ut the | TOURNAMENT Rangers ir las pam: a ¢ 2y L the h hack passed over him bu 1 and Zaleski at the guard Florida "Gators at Jucksonville. [mtclespackpasseciovertimphin PING PONG TGURNAMENT waE inssathed The reserves will be Pihie GOLF TOURNAMENT At Lincoln Fields he w @nd Adams. The gar e runner in front of him. | o'clc in when his horse stumbied, and N BOUT TONIGHT Big features next week g ceee 2 5 GOLF LINKS ne of the runners tramped on his| Chicago, Dec. £ 3 v & . ) jaw. He was unconscious for a day, | Norman, Norwegian ligh PRIZE DAILY 18, A M e o syt o Opposite St. Mary’s Church | part of his jaw was removed by a weight puncher, and Willie Oster of \ - Prizes Daily and Weekly surgeon—but he went right from the | Boston, are to meet in an eight = S 5 01830 BY MEA STRVICK, INC. hospital to the track, lround bout at White City tonight. _ CHEERFUL INSTEAD] OF TEARFUL = JMAKE CHRISTMAS ‘ | 1 2 | All in the same place, H R ; < ) [ heels of i 1 i i 3 % TABS short time later, he was thrown — — Spend your time here a1 cots 2 ‘ | | | |