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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
NICHOIS TOSSES SATERS

NICHOLS TQSSES SAUERS
Hugh Nichols won the first and
third falls in the main go mat bout
with George Sauers at Tomlinson
hall Monday night. They are light
heavies. Eddie Shaboo tossed Doc
ByrneS and Sam Markovitz defeated
Speedy ONeal in the prelim
matches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13
AL THOM WILL SHOW
ON CABLE MAT BILL

BY matching Jimmy Huff, Column
bus, o., with Bob KeSsler, Dayton,
O., in a curtain-raiser, promoters
have completed the "two-bit" wres-
ting card Thursday night at Cadle
tabernacle.
George Gable and Jack Domar
will top the bill Gable halls from
Cincinnati and Domar is originally
from Austin, Tex. The bout Is for
two-hour time limit. They are
middleweights.
Al Thorn, New Albany, takes on
Blacksmith Pedigo, Louisville, in the
semi-windup. The former is a
brother Of Indiana university's mat
instructor,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

JIM LONDOS WINS
S CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Jim LondoS
took two straight falls from MatroS
KiriIenkos, 2c5-pound Russian
wrestler here Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

Ladoga Blue Devils desire games with
strong Independent teams of the state.
Blue Devils have played fifteen games this
season winning from every team by an
average Of sixteen points. Write H. A.
Widdop. Ladoga, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

McAHiIIen has his own reason for being
neeved at Sonnenberg. too. 'He is credited
with originating the flying tackle in wres-
thing, but II was 7 who introduced It,"
he goes on to say. Each grappler must
bave a speciality these days. and Nc
Millen can not get over the fact that
sonnenberg was FIRST to publicize the freak
attack which lifted both out of the ordi-
nary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

He asserts George. who recently defeated
SOnnenberg In Los Angeles, for the cham
pionship of the rival trust, probably never
will be given an opportunity TO establish
clear claim to the throne. Certainly he
FIRST will have 70 desert his present aSso-
ciates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

Campbell tossed in a 2S6 to lead in all
departments. scoring a total of 500 dur
ing the Lions League series. Claws won
three from Heads. while Names and Tails
were losing the odd game TO Teeth and
WniSkerS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-They tell
! y me that James Willard Nc
Millen is to be the next world
heavyweight wrestling champion
that is, in New York, Pennsylvania
and most Of the other states, where
Christopher Theopolis, otherwise
Jim Londos, is now recognized.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

Irvington Trojans A team win oppose
gym. The squad will meet Irvington
Ravens Friday at the same court. Teams
With 3 team CAL Rul MsysEs Cherry b7s7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

Following games will be played in the
Evangelical Reformed Christian League,
Tuesday evening.
7:3OESecond Evangelical VS.. Freiden
Evangelical.
8:l5-st. Johns Evangelical VS.. Fleming
Gardens.
9:0O--Immanuel Reformed VS.. lions
Evangelical.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-13

DREHN, who was the A. E. F.
4 middleweight champion, found
an apt pupil in NcMillen, and re-
turned him to zuppke a mighty
fine guard as well as an accom-
plished intercollegiate wrestler
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
CITY NET TOURNEY TO GET UNDERWAY
 TUESDAY AUG Il
Sutton, CiesIewski, Back. man, Smith and Genua to Seek Mems Title Lucia Dewell, Girls De- lending Champ

The annual city tennis tourna- ment will get underway Tuesday of next week at Hamilton Park with some of the outstanding net players in Waterbury and subur- ban towns competing for honors. Eddie Sutton will be back in the fold defending his 1880 crown hs will Lucia DeweIl of Thomasfon. Both have one leg on the trophy in their respective divisions. Al Genua and Al Smith will also be in the competition.
 Mrs Arthur J. Murphy of New York, the former Isabel Horan. ls expected 10 be among the compcti- tors this year. She has won two legs on the coveted trophy and one more will give her permanent pos session of it. Anna Moran who has also a leg on the cup has signified her intentions of entering.
 Henry CiesIcwski, the Union City champion, who went so well here last year is expected 10 be among the st6IWarts when play begins next week. George Backman. cen frnl "" star, is expected f0 vie for hOnors, his initial endehvor nt seeking n local crown. Naugatuck will also be represented in the girls division by Frances KundrOtas.
 Entries for both divisions should be sent 10 Director George Curtis at Washington Park playground Entries may also be accepted by phoning Curtis at 1-7109.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
OAKVILLE DAVIES LOSE TO ITALIANS
 WATERVILLE WINS
MarticeIlO Holds Davies to Three Cuts Winning 10 to l--EagIes Bow to Leaders, l2 to }

The Oakyille Davies were pushed out of first place in the Clty hec- reation League yesterday afternoon nt WnterviIle Park by the Italian A. C. who pounded Mickey stable. Il heir former hurler, i'll over me iot for n 10 To l victory "lTfty' Mar ticcllo held the villers to three hts and was seldom in danger. 'I'tfly Plourde and I,nrrOne hit hard for the winners while Znppone collect cd two of the Davies three binsies'
 MarOOns Win Hnndily
 The WnterviIlc M4roons retained their leadership defeating Kay Eagles, l2 10 2. Danny Brlotti banged out four hits and "Slugger' Meyers, three. Steve Sweeney was touched for ten hits by The Eagles, but kept them well scat tered. penkis WAS the losers best bet hitting safely three times m four trips to the plate.
 Tnfty" Khnc Wins
 win Harry Kane on the mound inc Washington IiilI Cardinals de" fented inc Cooke Indies, 6 10 2 The routhpnws held the Indies io i've hits while his mates reached Denze for 10, Joe MeEvoy led the attack with three singles.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
LEADING GOLFERS
 VIE FOR HONORS AT SEQUIN TO-DAY

Hartford, Aug 3.-Some of th. | best combinations that could pos sibIy be made will gather at the fcquin Country club to-day for the first and only New England r. q.
 A, pro-nmateur tournament in this section
 It will be il best ball nrHir, of | course, and the scores of the lead
 CTS may look something like Bobby
 Jones ringer score Ut East Lake. Then, again. the winning score may not be anything sensational. Eeuuin from the back tees Is il rugged golf
 course, rigid test of any mans golf game. But the talent that will b" thrown into An assault against Seqnin to-day Is of much high cali Der that Il few low scores may be
 looked for.
 Most of the pros in this district | and h few from outside Willie GEE of Worcester-~tried
 out the Sequin fairwnys and greens yesterday The course is naturally baked and burned in spots but il
 is Bs well conditioned ifs Bill Key holds and his stuff can make it. Jock Campbell and Bobby Grant | of Wetherstieid will be among tne
 most favored teams and go will Charley HicoIl. home club ineifuc~
 tor, and Jack Cheney, Manchester 1 amateur. Other pairs from this sec lion are Ernie Doering and Ehm l Smart: Jack Perkins and "Bud' G"ogheghn; Gene Kunes and Eddie Suisnan; George Hiebert and C. $. | Henderson, Cap" Perkins and Louie Ives; George Sierbert and C..
 $. Henderson; Bill Martin and Ben Cheney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
Uncle Robbie
 Ready To Quit

Despite mdeaon drive that stamped them as one oi the a ing ontende the 93 National league pennnt the nooky under next season. Oh@ Wlber of the deans of major league plotS mas much as admitted he through Robin fans have been gn him since the season Robinson failed his club oil to
 fast start a successful training season And for some years es have been differences the pory pilot and other oaS o M club 1t generally agreed when the present season aaeo '' if Robinson failed bring Brooklyn pennan his contract wne expires year. would be renewed But now even the hop do win the Baltimore Oroe star Will be cast adf When the Robins noundeng deep the second division carry in the season. Brooklyn fans circulated petition demanding oo nsons removal petitions however never presented h m officials for abou, that the club began winning ball cannes and climbed into the first division
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
BOcci Team
 Feted By Losers

Anthony pini0's "bocci" trhm,
 which defeated the New Haven
 "boooi" team recently, Whs fei"h by ihe latter organization ht Mas trihnno's restaurant last eynnniH, Prior io the dinner the locals were supposed To have played th" New
 London team, but Hs inc lhttsr did not show up Gn exhibition game
 wns played with Inc West End team
 Al inc banquet were the follow ing Julio Mnrcnriila. Atty, AL phonne hiricn, Joseph Hciuiio. AD- pelo riprihno. Ralph Mhr"hreili. Arthur A. FuEeo. Louis Fusco, | Emilio Ituse0 Armnnd0 MBflndelli. | IIetfO fnpornhnO. Charles Ioitl.
 Angelo Cushno. Joseph chporhsho. IEiuliD MDfnnelli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
T0-dav's Sports
 Parade
Tine Magnet of Money.

Henri C0chcts intention 10 turn pro in inc fall recalls the mighty list of sports champions who hay. quit the amateur ranks in Inc gold rush" of the Inst few years. GOT lost two of ita outstanding per formers in Jones and VOh Elm Tennis, soon to claim Cochet. hl- ready had lost Tiiden. Richards. and suzanne Lcnglen. just 10 men lion Il few.
 Then there WAS Johnny Weis' muller. Gertrude Ederl", Martha Norelins, and Helen Wainwright in swimming. Jim McMilien. Len Mncaluso, Joe Envoldi. Gus Some berg, and fl host of others In boz ing. Red Grange and Chris Ga9I' in football, Add Warren. SteVef Hamas, Allie Wolff. and host o1 other in boxing. and of course. the hundreds of college men Wh4 turned to professional baseball fp, fnme and money. especially the latter.
 one man who K not worrying about his job Is Bill McE"chnie ci the Boston Braves. If Blll lhh bnsebnlrs Miracle man." then try md name manager who better deserves the title.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
DGY0u Relll@fllbel'

One Year Ago TO-dny~~Iihrry Payne Whiteney's Which0ne. 1u- yenile champion of 1929. returned 10 inc races and overwhelmed h't opposition in Inc H2fhnhc Handl- cDp, fHrntOgn feature, turning me fastest mile of Inc meeting when he defeated Mr HDOng" md Suh Falcon by four lengths in the time of l;37.
 Five Years Ago TO.dny-Miss Helen Wills, America's convh- leecent tennis champion, for the second straight year lost 10 Eliza Q beth Ryan of California, No In ibe national ranking, In the finals of the Seabright tournament.
 Ten ycnrs Ago TO-day--Morvieh Ben Blocks unbchten twO-yehr- old marvel, gained additional glory in the tI0,006 t <. Hotel Stakes Dt Saratoga, hanging np his sev- enth straight win ip near record Jim" for the six and T half fur longs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
FRIARS LOSE

The putsie Frihrs were handed a 1s-7 shelIneking in Cheshire Sat urday nt the hands of Vlnhy No Inn's Ref0rmhtory nine, Dillon started on the mound for the To- calls but was nicked for 10 hits In seven innings and gave way to John Kulman who was reached foi three hits in the final two innings Tomorrow night the Friars mee' the Zi-Theta-Pt nine 1t brassce Park. Fridays game in Th0mhs' ton with the Cardinals has been post p0ned due to the appearance. of Inc Detroit Clowns here on thn' day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
BOBBY HOLMES TO
 BOX JERRY M'LARN
Appear on Walnut Beach Card Next Saturday. Hershey Whips Mickey Travcrs

Trenton Vaughn, good looking Florida lightweight, dropped Larry Gordon of this city four times ht Walnut beach Saturday night be- fore Bobby Kelly threw In the towel and stopped the light Vaughp's left lab and right cross found GGFdou'e face nj will Kid Hershey coDped fl deserved Six round win from the veteran Mickey TrnVers in Il bout mixed "ltb plenty of action and comedy. In the main bout Harry bhnk"y Of New York won hn eight round de 70 cision from Art CbaDledhine or Worcester in il real good bout
 Immediately after the Hershey Trayers fight, Matchmaker Al Caroiy announced that Hershey and Travers had been signed Tor another six ronnder for next weeks card. Willie Lewis of Stam- - ford will show in the main bout against an opponent from Ilits- field, while Jerry Mcjarn Of Wa tertovn will tnngie in 4 prelim with Gue HOlmes of Bridgeport the fad who fbtieneh Andy Strong st Lakewood Thursday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
THOMASTON LOSES

Harry Lynch'a Thomhst0n Knights of Columbus nine lost h 1912 decision to the Terryville Pequots Saturday afternoon nt the Clock Town High School Athletic field. Hhermetth and surdick pitched for the losers and were nicked for ten hits.
 HPO ORTB-~B ~BHANFORD ....
 Iiranf0rd retained its leadership in the Middlesex County League yesterday by defeating Middle town in Il ten inning game. 5 to [. nt I.ranford. Meriden remained in the race by trouhcing the tail. end WnllIngford outfit. t0 2. .hnI! Deep River defeated the Poftlhhh team nt Portland, < t0 z.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
Just A Few Lines To Let You Know

That you figure Al Gaine make things all even when ne meets up with Bob again Friday night at Savn Rock ne blaeke was in terrible shape week lost by point It will hardly pleasant trip for Joe Jacobs hs way over 10 see Max Sebmeng s he with Mayor Jimmy Wa'kef too much barren of that well known Ko'afn sn; Charley the demon burning the ears of New Haven sports writesor change Lieut. Jack
 ay of the local and of the suneh local admirers of Billy Burke golf champ the proud possessor of golf ball.
 d hv 1hs links kinq The Detroit Clowns who play here
 dy n;ob have comedian that you shouldn't miss The hail oame will % on for benefit of the Waterbury Baseball fedef' ,on which made $50 clear the of proposition week w m ,oo Sol Gold the business for Jackie Berg claims I tnL;.'s ;,,o weer crown lost that Chicago w;b Tony Canzoner according articles on the bout
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
Rumors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World The GristOf Athletic Contesk
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY
It's An Old
 American Custom
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

week so ago. of the boys fell to discussing New newest hs sensation Charley RezG known to the trade as the Duluth Dynamter At the time the opinion expressed inter. royavey as to how long before Gotm muscle men went the who has Z9 o 3L hghts oy knokou At this writing. according to New Yok ho'"a. rho lads are moving n on Jack Hurley Rezf much in the Sehmelng ped apart from his German mnas and everybody Tony De Marco has piece Of Primo afne Though nearly 100 miles from fair city and not
 far from parts of the old commonwealth o Sonheeeu the same of musng in boxers IS going on nS here in the Numegs good old Tom Donohue knows all about it. It's being worked for the by promoters of 'hng hst through the medium of dummy managers It's ea" of IT you don't and you can't 10 work Many weh handler who really had the of boxer at heart has had him under his the strength oi ot o phoney promises One of these days the right people VII S w
 h,s wb in Connecticut boxing when they do perhaps th boxers themselves after a the who take the puhns will have d fair chance live and breathe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
TOM MORAN HITS HARD AS STARS
 TRIP HOPEVlLLE
Washington Hill Infelder Leads Attack on Mule. sky as ViIIers Lose Al -Crescents Bow to Colts

Tommy Moran, the liEeable third basemnn of Bill Gnughhn's Wash ington HIll All-Stars, touched "I,eans" Muleelsy for four eonsecu- tive hits yesterday afternoon As Inc Gaughanm.n scored T shfprit" T to l win oyer Uopryille at Wash ingtOn park, Mulesky held tbe winners To six hits while his males reached "thesty" throinn Tor on" more, TWO of MOrhn's blnsl"h went for extra bases. one double, ihe other triple.
 CriciitOn Sig Noise
 "Red" Crichton held the Water vile Cfesocnis to < hits hs th" Colts copped another win. to C. The sorrcll topped youDRster col' lected three hits, one triple, Mhh- ii also banged out three shfeb"h. BilIy Ryan was touched for la hits, the sixth being hie bad ih' ming.
 Squares in First pinrc
 By virtue of their To win over Inc Brooklyn feltics fbe S0rth Squares ven, into unhis- puied possession Of nrM place again yesterday. Al Shugrue held the Brooklyn lads 10 ten hlis whll" his mates pounded "Whitey' Pc eniiia and Paddy ihllulo for lS | Roger i.aVignr hit safely rom times and r. Mngnusoh three times. F. Mngnuson hit for th' circuit
 Yankee. Forfeit The cOnDtniiout Yankees Tailed 10 appear bt Wht"rville park f"i their scheduled contest with th' Acmee and lost by forfeit. A....Ii....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
Standing
Brooklyn Cubs vs
 Hill Senators

The Senators after fl weeks inyOH due to ihe absence of the players md management have once more taken up their bats and defy any amateur team in Inc elty and state. Their record t0 date is five victories out of the Ihst sik games, Due 10 the known strength of the Senators. teams )n this vicinity are steering clenr or them.
 "Wednesday evening he Hills meet the Brooklyn Cubs ht Brass GO Park. Saturday morning they take on the Poplar A, C. and Tn tbe afternoon expect tO run into the Typos nt Washington Park. on Sunday afternoon they Invade Naugaiuck t0 meet the Phstlme team nt Recreation Field. There nra still few open dates and inc first team to apply gets them. Dlnl fl HOO,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
Wateryille Bows
 to New Milford

Johnny Kulman, Puthic Ff'hrs mound nee, made his debut wit'' Freddy Traziers Waterville town team yesterday afternoon nt Nc" Milford and held the N. M team to six scattered hits. but lost 6'' decision. In the Inst of the eighth Kulmnn walked the first two men to face him and Dolkowski greet : ed his next pitch for h Human drive. In the ninth, n single, twe walks and Kulmnn's error. pusheh across two runs for the home team Freddy Smith, Freddy Ashmofe and Andy stnvnitsky hit hard Tor the locals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03

Elmer Ward Of Gorfalk, defend Ing cha Di0n, WHs one of the sthft of other years who WAS unable tD enter this years tournament due 10 business pressure. Others were Francis Ouimet and Jesse Gull ford who have been forced to for sake competition until they invade Beverley Hills. Chicago, late this month for the national amateur tourney.
 Among Those Present
 Bili McPahiJ. Norfolk sharp shooter; Joe IczzulIo. Rhode is' land star who led the quhIifiers at Sandy Burr in the national open preliminary lest; Joe Monaghan, another leader at Sandy Burr. and Clare, Connecticut champion. are fl few of the well known players expected 10 set Il fast pace for the field.
 Opportunity Galore
 Dozens of likely newcomers dot the entry list and speculation as 10 the outcome Of even the sem finals is impossible. The field ls aH open one and never before have tho chances been SO great for hn unknown 10 walk in and take the New England golf throne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-03
Enamait Wins 44O
 Yard Natl Crown

Al Enamnit of Naughtuck won inc a4O yard Junior national breast stroke crown Saturday afternoon nt Pleasure Beach. Fred Bendler of the same town won 100 yard state championship while Lillian Ferry of Plensure Beach won the some event for women. sushh Robertson of New York won the junior national 440-ynrd free Htyl" swim. deorga Gelgaudh of inc Central "" finished third 'n the I00-ynrd state championship ffes style for men