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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

Members of the league are pupils in the parOchial school on Wash ington Hill, and have evinced a keen interest in what Is being done for them, with the result that little time was lost in bringing the idea of the bowling league to reality, 1t takes its place as the youngest organized pin loop in the city.
 Once a Week.
 Games will be rolled by eight five boy teams every Saturday morning starting at 10:3O o'clock. Somebody spent a pleasant afternoon picking are herewith presented. This Sat- urday the Hop Toads. including Dolan. Bowes, Phelan, Parker and Captain Ryan oppose the Brick Tops on alleys 1 and 2. The Peppers com prise, Grady, Crean, Delaney, Scad- den and G. Phelan, captain.
 And Besides.
 On the third and fourth alleys, the Knight Crawlers will roll the Hack Drivers. The Knights have Shields. Broderick, Carly, Brady and Cap tain Mccarthy to stack against Ken ney, Kennedy, Tehan, O'Neil and Captain Dunne. The Red Onions oppose the Brook Worms on the fifth and sixth alleys. Boys who like onions with a titan tinge are U. Phalen, Rochon. Carroll, Martin and Captain Dalton while the studi- ous bowlers are Mulligan. D. Brod- erick, Joyce, Morrissey and Captain Byron.
 Study in Stars. On the last two alleys, the Star Gazers roll the Comets. The astron- omical youths are Smith, Parker, Fitzgerald, Ferriter and Captain B. Byron while the kids with the fiashy team name include McGrath, Dris- coll, Creaven, A. Tehan and M. Mar tin, captain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
Brooklyn A. C. Bowling Notes

l Phil Sacco went like a house a. Ire this week and scored 363 to cop high three honors and 146 for high single.
 Martino's team without the aid of had his teammates guessing in the last game. They scored S25 with four men while Johnny with five scored 547.
 !. Those two secretaries, Kelly and Romanousky are lockingAhorns again, with both boys averaging 96.6 for the season. Well Miles, that's what you get from being on the refreshment committee.
 Solomon "stove Pipe" Trcidman nearly had high three hOnOrs this x Chief Horn Blower Kelly has is- sued an invitation to all fish ped- dlars to participate in an assembly of Horn Blowers, to determine the loudest blah. Miles is putting in two and three nights a week practicing the latest blah-blah on his prize { horn.
 GMHJOr DunDHy was uISuppOihtCu by Hughic Cunningham, who failed to appear and dcvOur the 12 picklcd herring, on account of Hughic lOs- ing the most exciting game bOwIed this season. However the ma ajOr planning to surprise Hughic at the fire house soon, and is going to bring : the herring along with him, so that { Hughic can partakc of the herring without the news. of how long 1t took him to eat 12 pickled herring, leaking out to the public.
 Baloney man DeVito has earned the right to be on the pennant- bound team by bowling 125 the last game, with Martino's. team, and pulling the game out of the fire.
 Billy, "Hcavy Smoke" Moskovitz of the Lucky Five was quite off form this week. The trouble with Heavy Smoke" Is that he is getting tho wrong sort of inspiration from his captain, Gabby Valentine Joni- kas.
 Now that Valentine day has passed, the boys should heave a sigh of re- lief. Gabby Jonikas will have nothing else to do but concentrate on his UoWiiHS IoE tHc HeAC lHTcc WechS
 Al "HellO" Lawlor had a good night and helped his team to re- main in first position by bowling BPS for three games.
 Charley Lasky, Brooklyn's pro- gressive newsman is selling book let How to Become an Expert Bowler in One Hour" at 10 cents a copy, Charley, why don't you send complimentary copies of the book to that Jonikas team?
 Well, here's hoping that Beers MaPtinO gets back for the bowling banquet.
 With Conway and Jonikas drop ping a game apiece, DeVito retains sole possession of the first position. These three teams are certainly out for blood this season. With only three more nights of bowling left the boys are getting quite excited and anxious to get into the battle to decide the champions.
 Mike Colucci, the combination man, has advanced in his average. He passed out Chatter" MOrrissey, who now has also possession of pO- sition No 60 on the list. Major Dun- phy you'd better practice up a little, as Mike is out to best you and ''Chattcr" MOrrisseY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

As is very often the case, the re- serve teams of the two schools pro- vided the real thrills of the evening. Leading, IT to 5, at the half, 1t looked like runaway for Crosby. In the last two periods, however. sensational shooting from the field and foul line formed a comeback that all but tied the Crosby count the Blue and White finally winning out 26 to 22. Mcdonald and Stein- man with z points each, looked good for Crosby while Mazzarella' s long shooting and Rossi's scoring almost got Wilby even.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
HEAVY TITLE BOUT
 TO HELP GAMBLING?

Paris. Feb lS-(UP)-Pos. sfbility that the world heavy. weight boxing championship might be used as . "capper'' for gambling houses arose to-day with reports that J. Frank Gould, American millionaire, Is cndcavOrfng to arrange Q match between Primo Camera and Max Schmcling or Young Strib- ling on the Riviera in August.
 Gould owns several gambling casinos on the Riviera and has suggested Juan Les Pins or An tibes as Q site for the match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
Wooster BOWlers
 Lose Close Match

Bob Stones Wooster bowlers won two of three games from the Arcades of Torrington here last night, but nevertheless lost the match as total pinfall decided the games. Three pins separated the teams, the New Cityites garnering 1,758. Sena and Zaza bowled well
 for the locals. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
Putsic Triars
Scovill Girls Play

Eddie Bagley's scovill Girls, anx- ious to avenge defeat suffered last week at the, hands of the Hamden Girls of New Haven, have secured the Hamdens to show at Doolittle Alley tomorrow night at o'clock. The Hamdens have crack club which has been playing together for years. Bob Kiersted will referee. i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
WARRIORS WIN AGAIN

Bill Colangelos Warriors had lit- tie difficulty disposing of the East
 End Hustlers last night scoring a 29 to 16 win on the Boys club court.
 Honyotski score IS points to feature the victory. Bowen with six points starred for the Finders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
NOMAD JRs. SCORE

The Flashes were handed a 13 to 10 reverse yesterday at the cen- tral "Y" by the Nomad Juniors. DeLucia and Riccutti were the high scorers for the Juniors. while Gra- ham and Shestone held the same hOnors for the Flashes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
HANIILTONs ACCEPT DEBT

Jack Butterly's Hamiltons accept the challenge of Red" Gladney's s Washington Hill Hillies and are will ing to meet them Friday night. If the Gladney charges are still will ing to play the Hamiltons they will be accommodated by calling Ed Me- Grath at 2517.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
Roxbury on Top

Providence. R. I. Feb 19-Alden Whites Roxbury Prep team of Ches- hire, Conn handed the Brown Frosh a 30-25 setback here yesterday in a well-played contest. The locals scored 12 baskets to- 10 for the win- ners, but violations caused their downfall, the Connectucut boys made 10 free tries count to for the locals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
BERARDI'S STAR

The Brooklyn Speedboys lived up to their name last night and scored a 53-23 win over the Brooklyn Car dinals at the Brooklyn "Y." G. Berardi with 17 points and F. Ber-
 ardi with two less excelled for the winners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
FATHERS BEAT SONS <. ...., IN BOWLING MATCH

When. the smoke tof battle had cleared at the, Scovill bowling AL leys last night, the result of the special match between the Fathers and Sons showed the old gents su- perior to their offsprings. The Fath- CTS won all of three games and took total pinfall by 65 maplewoods. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
With The Amateurs
LITH LADDIEs TRIUMPH

The Lithuanian Laddies eked out 30-20 win over Billy Guilfoiles s Washington Hill Cardinals last night at the Hopeville gym. Jack Kelly forgot about ring battles for four periods and scored half as many points as the entire Card quintet an- nexed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
Meet Postponed

The scheduled swimming meet be- tween the Central and Winsted "Y' teams. which was originally dated to be held tonight at the Central "" pool. was postponed last night until week from tonight when the Winsted team asked for a postpone ment. Manager Vaughn Goodins will schedule few practice sessions before the Winsted team makes its appearance here next Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
END MAIDENS
 :, LOSE COURT TUSSLE

The North End Girls lost to the Washington Hill Maidens in a close tussle in the Girls Club league last night at the Washington gym by a IA to 10 score. Monday night a re- turn game will be played at Web- ster school. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
HILLIEs ATTENTION

The Mill Plain Speedboys accept
 the challenge of the Hillies and are
 willing to play them tonight at the Mill Plain gym. If the manager of the Hillies accepts, please phone Robert Madnick at 6-1168 between 6 and 6:3O o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
CHIPMANS LOSE

The St. Joseph's Alumni register ed 3727 win over the Chipmans last night due mainly to the sharp shooting of Boley and Alulis who be- tween them netted IF points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
BEGNAL ON SHORT END

Duggan school eked out an II to z
 win over Begnal yesterday at the Duggan gym. Lacilla and Jannetty featured for the winners as did Amodel and DiBenedictis for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
Forty Boys Make Up
 Eight Teams To Roll
 Next Saturday Morn

To keep the boys out of oube and also provide healthy for them during leisure hours Rev James Butler and his aides have organized St Francis Xavier Juvenile Bowling league which will have its inauguration Saturday morning on the St Joseph alleys in Brooklyn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
CANZONERI GOES

New York. Feb. 19.-(UP).-Ton1 Canzoneri will make his first metro politan appearance since winning the world lightweight championship from Al Singer, when he meets Joey Kaufmann, at Jersey City, Feb. 25 The bout will be ten-rounds witt Kaufman agreeing to weight in over the lightweight limit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
METROS BEAT BULLDOGS
 IN COMMUNITY LEAGUE

The Metros defeated the Bulldogs last night at the Pearl street Com- munity House in a Junior league tilt. 34 to 20. The shooting of Shapiro and Rosen stood out. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
KACEYS VS BRISTOL

Hartford. Feb 19-The Faceys and night.
 The Knights meet the Ingraham company of Bristol, first half win- ,ers of the Bristol City league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
vs LondOs

New York, February 19 - (UP) The world championship" wrest- ling match between Jim Londos, Greek claimant, and Jim McMillen. former Illinois football star, which proved so lucrative for Promoter Jack Curley in its last New York presentation, will be repeated at Madison Square Garden. February 23.
 Despite Londos' decisive victory in the last contest, Curley believes the fans again will batter down the doors to attend.
 A rival New York wrestling trust. headed by Jack Herman and Billy Sandow. will offer Stanley Stasiak, Polish champion. and Lee Wyckoff of California, February 25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
NcNAMARA-wINTER PAIR

New York. February 19 - UP)
 GReggie McNamarA and Charley srhicagO six day bicycle race. have been paired for the 5Oth interna- tional bike marathon at Madison tquere Gardcn, starting March 8. :.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

Totals ............ II
 Score s.t half time Washington Eill Girls 2, North End Girls {. Ref. eree-Miss Crowley. Time-Four minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

New York's veteran of the fight game. Sammy Shack, has boxed in British Columbia, Panama. the Phil- ippines, Japan, China, Australia, New Zealand and England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

LcIoio ~ Score at half time-Metros IS, Bull- dogs 9. Referee Rembish (Aces). Time Four 8 minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19
Vikings and Friars Clash To-night,in
 Central Y Court

A large crowd of hoop enthusiasts are expected to find their way to the central "Y" gym tonight to witness two of Waterbury's leading male and female quintets in action.
 At o'clock the reputable Brass City Maidens tangle with the strong K. of l.. Girls of Hartford. The latter quintet has lost but two of 16 games 10 date and hold victories over some of the leading team in New England. In Martha Kreist they have forward who Is rated as the outstanding girl player in the Nut meg state.
 Coach Roy Winters will depend on the following to uphold his reputa- ton as a mentor: Gladys Haskins and Mary Santoro, forwards; Alice Kielty, center; Sally Dorgan and Chris Calvin. guards, and Edith Tracy, Vivian Martin, Bobby Rob- erts. Marie Culliton and Florence Renas. ss
 In the feature attraction at g o. clock the Vikings and Putsic Friars will furnish the action with the in- ter-club championship of the "" at stake. Dancing will follow the main game which will be refereed by "Toots" McNamara. ''s-
 Probable lineups of the main game:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

$15O,OOO IN PRIZE MONEY
 Golf tournaments scheduled this winter in the south will reward the golfers with approxi- mately $150,000 in cash prizes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-19

Score tt half time-Wilby Il; Cros- by 8. Referee-"Chick" Hayes. Time Four minute periods
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Courteous Treatment - Efficient Service
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,,o,,,o of Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Slsk
were Mr.. and Mrs. 2. F. YoSt, LIT.
and Mrs. E. C. Houle, Mrs. Bailey
Eusseu. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonsal Noon'
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Medlln, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
CARBON, Mrs. Amy Jones, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Unverzagt, Mrs. Joseph
Cumming, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Schleiraer. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cohen,
Mrs. Raymond Inskeep, Mrs. Bert
Smith, Mrs. Roy Cheshire, Mr..
Bertelson, Mrs. Paul Summers, Mr..
Arthur Peck. Mrs. Frances Sextcr.
Mrs. Henry Porter, M. and Mrs. y.
r. Beam, Mrs. Otto Herolo, Mrs.
James Harril on, Mrs. E. K. Cum
ming, Mrs. Arthur Lee Lewis, MIS-.
w. E. Jackson, Mrs. Hanson, M.
and Mrs. Harold Wayte, Miss Fran
ces Burlinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Lee.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. E. A.
Titcomb, Mrs. Herman Medlen, EIar =
old Wayte and Louis Bristol.
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TRIPLE "H' CONTRACT CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Harris enter
tanned members and friends Of the
Triple III" Contract bridge club
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BENEFIT PARTY
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Among thoce attending the Epis-
copal Church benefit party at the
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CONTRACT FouRsoME

CONTRACT FOURSOME
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Mrs. A. I. Schleimer, Mrs. A. E.
Sanders, Mrs. N. D. Pomeroy and
Mrs. James v. Robins made up
contract bridge foursome Thursday
afternoon at the Robins home.
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CRAWFORD CLUB
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Mrs. w. G. Vinegar was hostess
last week to the Crawford Street
Club.
Among the guest is were Mrs. H. H.
Hartley, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Mrs.
Byrd Ault and Mrs. Grover Mar
steller.
Members included Mrs. Emma
Bulge, Mrs. Joseph Wise, Mrs. Amy
Jones, Mrs. Edward Titcomb, Mrs.
E. K. Cumming, Mrs. A. L. Gus
letter, Mrs. e. A. 1'itcomb, Mrs. I.
Burgoon and Mrs. G. e. Hardy.
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Miss Florence Stiles of Water
loo, Iowa, visited her brother, Har-
old Stiles, and family last week.
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Collector of Customs James Mac
Donald, wife, and daughters, spent
the weekend in Tucson.
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C. u. C. GIRLS
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Dolores and Frances Barnes were
hostesses Saturday evening to the
C. u. G. Girls at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. M I. Merritt. A farewell
gift was presented to the Misses
Barnes, who are leaving soon for
California.
Members present included Eleanor
and Winifred Miller, Marguerite and
EstelIa Bibolet, Eleanor and That's
Des Saullea, Auverna Smith, Helen
Levy, Mary Elizabeth Dumbauld,
Madelaine Kelsey and Miss Emily
Parker.
The club will meet hereafter at
the Congregational church parlors.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cornwall of
Potrero and Ellis have as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Gal
braith Of Jacksonville, Florida.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bratton have
returned from a visit in Nevada.
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copal Church benefit party at the