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Sports Cubs, Slay Not Land NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH SI, 1930. mission their church from a MAY BE SUBSTITUTE pf LOCAL TEAMS LOSE SH0TT0N IS OPTIMISTIC OVER PHILLIES worldwide viewpoint. Overnight News Meriden Condition of "Big Ed" Walsh, former White Sox pitching Lester Bell Who Was Obtained to star upon Speaking the Associated Press. operated Thursday, report, TOURNAMENT By INT - - " ed satisfactory. Do Regular Third Base Duty For Tlnmpstlr- of Fed- Ariz. Hawks finishes Boston Monthly review of Tucson, eral Reserve bank' of Boston says Sports Cubs, Slay Not Land. 400-mi- first leg of transcontinental of Industrial ac- 12 hours after' start at rate New, England all sur- Enfield Edges Out South Churcli 31 UP) glider tour, In With of the "under the Los Angeles, March tester San tivity February unchanged from face" on in Diego. Janu- argument going this Bell, who was obtained to do regu- New York musical low level of December and with to amateur Broad Brook Smears Allyn King, city regard the Baptists lar third base duty for the Chicago star who dieted to thin, ary. basketball of the turn out to be a substi- comedy keep Yt. Mrs. championship Cubs, may dies of Injuries received in leap from Burlington, Jennje atate, there isn't any question but tute for Clarence Blair. window. injured in fire which sweeps St. basketball Both New Britain teams in the man of brick block with $125,000 that the Stanislaus Blair, the handy the 192? Keasbey, N. J. Honeymoon three story team of Meriden, winner of the junior County "Y" basketball tour National league championship Cubs, awakened rumble of loss and drives out 27 tenants. nament were semi- couple, by vehi- Platnfleld tournament, Is rightful eliminated in the was sent to third base last week trucks, cause arrest of seven and Boston Registrar of motor final round and 14 in au- owner of the title. Saturday afternoon when Bell's arm went wrong, and seizure of $200,000 cognac. cles reports persons killed the Broad Brook and Enfield tomobile accidents in state last week. Tigers all during the Pittsburgh series his Farmer No matter claims are ad- High school five were scheduled to both and out- Richmond, Ky. fleeing Hartford Revolver with one what play, batting fielding, after raid shot to death by vanced by other about the meet for the championship this af- shone that ot man on the club. liquor cartridge exploded found near scene quintets any sheriff. i no matter what or ex- ternoon at the East Side Recreation combina- deputy fatal or state, alibis The Cubs finally got the Boston Ten arrested and 250 cas- of shooting Saturday night cuses are offered, the fact stands center in Manchester. The South tion and defeated the Reuben Rome, 17 year old high yesterday es of liquor and sloop seized. that the teams which would make Church Juniors made a great bid Pirates, 13 to 7, but were idle today. school student. to for but were forced Kettle Island, Ky. Rescue squads Mass. Sheriffs and a claim the state championship Saturday's game where 16 men are Uxbridge, the same chance and to accept a 'H-2- 7 defeat from a approach place state police break up crowd of 100 had very right believed trapped after coal mine ex- to' enter the tournament. I5y virtue heavier Enfield team after four per- men at cock fight and arrest 10. iods of The TEAMS READY FOR plosion. I. hun- of the fact that the St. Stanislaus dingdong basketball. Tilson dem- Provldence, R. Fifteen Boys' club, second Hardware Washington charges over New Eng- (earn went through the tournament, Baptist ocratic leaders concealed facts in dred Greeks from City competitor, no match land meet to celebrate centennial of met the opposition furnished there, proved public discussion of Hoover's first won for the bigger and more experienc- OPENINGBATTLES their freedom from Turk- and out, then the champion- year as president. country's ed Broad Brook . and was ish ship of the state and also of south- quintet Brownsville. Ky. James Meredith rule. smothered under a 2 score. Portland. Me. C. 33. ern New England goes to the Silver and two nephews, Isaac and Floyd Lyle Nicols, Enfield Downs Scarboro farmer, drowns when truck City quintet. Churchmen Baseball to Start Two Duvall, shot to death; Curley John- The Burritts and Orioles of this The work of Angelica, big forward Campaign son. Meredith, arrested. crashes through bridge railing into city were at first entered, or prac- of. the Enfield quintet, carried his Navy department river. Weeks From Washington N. H. tically entered, in the Flainfleld team to victory over the South Today opposes retirement of Lieut. Wil- Berlin, Matthew Ryan, city jplay. Both teams withdrew because church youngsters. He scored 10 liams, speed aviator, with rank of solicitor, leaves for Sydney, N. S.. to field fourth-quart- act as of the many handicaps offered, es- goals and led the captain: says it would hurt morale. counsel for Ingvald "Bing" pecially in the number of games to assault which brought the vic- New York, March 31 (UP) Twj St. Ore. Four killed, 12 Anderson, former eastern ski cham Helens, now be played in one day. This elimi- tory to his team. The first quarter weeks from today the 1930 major injured when excursion boat is pion under sentence of death. nated them from consideration for was evenly waged, with a one-han- d league baseball season will open rammed by steamer. state championship honors because, flip by Stanley featuring it. The sec- with a preliminary game between VAN SICKEL TO COACH con- Foreign: 31 JP) Dale Van being the only tournament conduct- ond period was another closely the Red Sox ajid Senators at London says Britain Miami, March tested one. but Cormier came Spokesman Sickel football end ir ed that was open to all teams in Washington. is willing to do everything for peace . 192S, will the Florida the class, it was the only organized through towards the end and After this game before President she can at naval parley. join coaching 13-1- 2 on staff next fall to assist in chance to find the best team in the brought the locals out into a Hoover and other celebrities Shanghai Three foreign mission- football, lot. lead. April 14, the remainder of the ma- by bandits basketball and baseball. He is a sta aries reported captured in all Enfield rallied during the third jor league clubs will awing into in three others three sports at the Gatoi Kiangsi province; w a session and forged into the van by action the following day.' Four of the National League's outstanding all members of the Phillies, are pictured in into mountains-Mont- school, here he is senior. Followers of local teams may ar- lone in final On the left arc Burt Shotton's twins. who 43 home runs season reported fleeing a point, and then the .Many strange things have hap- this layout. slug Chuck Klein (left), hit last Carlo Mayor Marquet'3 gue otherwise but their arguments, one burst loose with a ser- to set a and O'Doul, whose 254 hits constituted a new mark and enabled hiin SHE BOWLS 'EM OVER Angelica pened at the training camps this league record, Lefty league party, supporting Trince Pierre as except for the weight they will ies of pretty shots which gave his .o hit .398 to lead the senior circuit at bat. Right are B'resco Thompson, top. second base and captain of Compiling an average of 190 pin will fall on spring: heir to Monaco throne, carries carry among themselves, team a 2 lead, New Britain ral- The Boston Braves considered one the Phillies; and Don Hurst, young first sacker and a batsman of more than ordinary ability. per game last year in exhibitions op we con- Monaco elections. deaf ears. As far as are lied end could not out-tit- in sharply at the but of the weakest major league Rome Maria Sarto, sister of strange alleys practically every cerned, the winning of the Plain-fiel- d By WILLIAM BRAUCHER center of note in coun overtake, its conqueror. lias been the hardest team to Plus X, dies. bowling this tournament is sufficient to 20 (NEA Service Sports Editor) late Pope Mrs. R. J. o; Angelica's points made him beat in exhibition games. ' a lot of bail teams this j try, MeCutcheon cause us to Meriden Haven. March 31. surpn year Cochrane Has to Watch Karachi, India Pir ("Saint") recognize the the star of the game. Wells also fig- The Chicago Cubs, Nation.il Winter Fla., with our ana see. Pueblo, Colo., established herself Shotton. of the team pncning. nan rp i. T r Pagharo Sahib. 22. charged with quintet, the St. Stanislaus team, as ured prominently in the Enfield scor- lost thres Burt manager I did not ask about his of the ranking women bowlinf League champions. called Shotton dask ivuiiueis murder and theft after 113 officers the state championship quintet. ing, while Cormier and Ferony top- to before formerly the Phaltcring Phils, infield. Me isn't with it. St. jteiuyAugustine, Fla.. March 31 stars of all time. straight games Pittsburgh is "all het tinkering raid his stronghold. ped the locals in this respect. Eigh- they finally won Sunday, 13-- up." There will be no changes in the in- VP) Mickey Cochrane, sparkplug con- on New He sounded a warning here the New England NEW MARKS AT MIAMI According to an investigation teen personals were called The world champion Philadelphia field with Hurst at first, Thompson catcher for the Philadelphia Athle- ' other to all other National Me.
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