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1881 Auburn Coupe, 81 $50
1881 Buick De Luxe Sdn.. H5
1881 Buick 4-Pass. Coupe. 1875
1880 Buick Master Coupe. 395
1881 Buick Big 8 Road, 1,295
1929 Buick Master Sedan. $50
1880 Buick Special Coupe. .695
1881 Chrysler 8 Roadster. 1905
1881 Chrysler 8, Coupe. oS5
1929 Packard 8 Sedan. 795
1880 Packard Phaeton.. 1850
1929 Packard Big 8 Tour. 975
1881 Graham Coupe 80. SOS
1880 La Sale Conv. Coupe. $50
1880 La Sale 5-Pass. Cpe. l $50
1929 La Salle 5:Pass. Sdn. 8o5
1881 Ford Tudor. 365
1929 Franklin Sedan. 800. 805
1929 Nash Conv. Coupe. 595
1929 Cadillac Sport Sedan. l $50
1923 Lincoln De Luxe Rd. 8os
1881 Nash Big 8 Sedan. :. 1.1o5
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES.
16 Years Fair Dealing,
1888 14th. Decatur O488.
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APARTMENrs-UNFURNTsHEp.

THE s1sas1NahHxM' NMhHx fAs ss,i nNsn, SpaSss NH ep
No 5--5 rooms and bath. ............ 1910
ESr Il 1886 &c isss Isss o.,si. 81 sse
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~, T!aE sT' s PA5f. iac Issa issa 18th 81. NV Was7~
No. Is rooms and bath. h.......,.. $50 90
No f-3 rooms and bath h....,...3 N sd
THE ROCHESTER, 1888 MERIDIAN pi. NV
No. ia rooms and bath $50 ID
THE PARKER. $500 18th ct. NV.
Apt 303-3 rooms and bath. .......,..yS75 so
The success which We have had during
the past few weeks in the matter Of nro-
curing tenants has convinced US that the
e e rent @ direst from the owner We are con-
will nnd In the northwest section, and * In
gratifyins to us to note that many Of our
buildings are now completely rented
We stfll have Q. few apartments remain.
ing, however, which have not been reseryed
and - We will discontinue advertisinG very
shortly, the above may be engaged as Of
January l. 1892, with the privilege Of imme-
diate possession. but no reductions Apply
to janitors for inspection.
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SALE-AI1ro TRUCKS.

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Mosos MsSSSsrsS1 g. esy s2ss. sv. sss' terms r'nsl'
as scD 'Saa a.:i. 4. ~. ssH.. Z q = 0.s Z. .
aa.l saaYloxss xs.. iissHR. sf.ns
Ease; =, st freatly reduced prices; Eih furnish
1out. iins of business; new-car' WsrrantY and
eiof ekse en- ees ssss g aed1s. A. e terms Owens
cHEyRoLET 1928 DUMP-Two-ton,. dual
wheels. very good tires: ideal for coal busi-
fHsss; Hssor seSclel e saoss easy terms Transls
ea.:s 81. isis s9os
poD0E 1879 PANEL DELIVERY, e-cylinder.
s.-ton; oyerhauied and refinished IN dark
4 ISIS; easy terms. triangle Motor co, .
GHEyRoIET. i0as open side express body.
sonditioned: special. si4s; easy terms. Tri-
angle Motor Co. q n z. ave.
IS. o. S. GOOD USED TRUCKS.
ANNUAL CLOSE-OUT' SALE.
,s,, ro'a 80, sa' n'"' DOWN.
iIsss Eords. lhs-ton paneL:.....".... ss55
i isss cssyroEspu csssn Eapups Goun last series. l2o
,S3S ,,SSs3S Chevrolet ita-Ton Extended. ....... 90
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Is2s e. n. G. a-Ton Panel :, ..,...., 100
iiTy! Auto Car van. ...................... 100
~. dual tires, like neW.......... . leo
1873 White 2h-ton van. an.................. $50
Many others in various body styles at new
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J0 " -. NE. MET. 0505.
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I72s CHURCH ST. N.W.-Vegetar!an meals.
Special diet II desired. Christmas dinner
$3.50 Tel. Pot 1861.
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BARNES MOTORS. 1929 l4th.
EsrABLISHED 1916. -.

BARNES MOTORS. 1929 l4th.
:. EsrABLlsHED 1915
Better Cars at Lower Prices.
Every Car Carries a New-Car
Guarantee for 90 Days, and Will
Please the Most Critical Buyer.
Phone Dec. 23o0 for Demonstration.
Open Evenings Till 9 PM.
1881 Buick Model 81 Sedan. .$o75
0 wood wheels. Cost over sl,eooJ
1880 Buick Model 81 Sedan. s7s
70 wood wheels. Cost over si,7oo)
1880 Buick Model AZ Sedan. 750
NeT Firestone tires. appearance like newJ
1880 Buick Model ass Coupe $50
~, tsport coupe. 7-tone fnish.)
1881 Dodge Convertible Coupe, SIS
Driven 1000 miles. Like new
1881 Chevrolet Sport. Sedan. ;. $50
@ wire wheels. 1000 milss3
1881 Chevrolet Coach : ,.,..... 400
1890 Chevrolet Coach =. .. ...... 325
1881 Ford Tudor. :. 425
Driven 1000 miles. Like newo
1891 Ford Tudor. SIS
1880 Ford Coupe :. ....... 800
1880 Oakland Custom Sedan. 800
Cooks like new In svsry wsyJ
1929 Oakland Coach. ...... SIS
70 wire wheels. Goodyear tireso
1881 Oldsmobile Coach. 49,. 15
(Can hardly be told from new)
1881 Graham Sedan. $50
uike new every respect.)
1880 Pontiac Coupe .......... $50
t3nd seriea. Fine conditton.)
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) 1919 -.
. DOWN ON THESE.
80 Ford Coupe. .a z
2o Plymouth Roadster. !.
'28 Packard Sedan.
'G Essex Coupe. ~ +. i
" Marmon Conv. Coupe. +.
'28 Oldsmobile Coupe.
% Ford Tudor.
20 Oldsmobile Coach. -,
'28 Hudson Sedan. ,..
~ Paige Sedan.
II Pontiac Cabriolet.
II Hudson Coach.
~ Chrysler Sedan.
,28 Buick Sedan.
'28 Graham Paige Sedan.
'26 Packard Touring.
'26 Chrysler 20 Roadster.
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latest s'ss s,s s:F ssS :sSSap9sd s.ssnsa Hrs ~.
mobile; Six wire whesls--tvo mount
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T.. o. b.. not including extra equip
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,sALE-AUroMoBILEs.
SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
Studebaker, and .Pierce-Arrow
y. Distributors.
y; THESE.
i. PRICES. AND
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yourself.
1880 Chrysier II. Sedan.
,p ps laTs ;s. :. sa1iDnen,; ,n. horain ,s driving
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sf snd ssp With
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1880 Franklin Sport Phaeton.
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1880 Chevrolet Roadster.
uItlon. 6oth are IN Lne plnk OF condl>
ton, with GOOD rubber. paint and. motor.
sias down and $3.50 monthly. =
1928 Packards.
We have wonderful value in these
two cars Both 1928 cars and carry
money-back guarantee. One a sport
cabriolet and the other the ever-populai
model club sedan A very attractive
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THE RIGHT KIND OF A MAN WON'T
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50 OTHER CARS TO
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14th AT R STREET.
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APARTMENTs-UNrURNIsHED

LOW RENT-$42.5O
1917 GEORGIA AVE. N.w-APT. T.
isrse; snS I 5,isht living room, bed room, Kitchen
18th and K. oArRrTz' Dis. ,o,o
LOW RENT-S37.
APT. .. 1880 WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE.
rev apartment consisting Of reception hall
bath with built-in tub and nsiurss, M raom hi.ehen
with built-in dinette set screened back norch.
screened throushout; BRYANT gas heaters.
18th and x. Dist. ooso
MODERN BUILDINGS.
2sl2 CONN. AVE
rms, bath, porch. Frigidaire. $500
ssl7 18th 81. NV.
rms, kit, bath, balcony. ny.............ss $4,000
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rms kit; bath, sun bath. sun par
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rm.. Muir bed, dinet, kit, bath. S32.5o
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rms. kit, bath. ...........,.,,.. $40. 90
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coLoRED.
sais sherman ave- rms, kit, bath. $4,000
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
Three Teams Own
Grammar Title

Waterbury's Grammar School
Baseball league has three champions
this season. and from present plans
the honors will have to be split
three ways for there is to be no
playoff. Director Joseph Colloty said
this morning. Croft, briggs and
Walsh have each won two games
and lost one, up to the conclusion
of the unusually short season yes
terday.
The minor division teams have
two more games to play. Yester-
day, Merrimen defeated Duggan z
to 4, due to a three run rally in the
seventh inning. Hernovitch of Mer-
riman and Lacilla of Duggan were
the hitting and fielding standouts.
briggs came into a tie for first
place and the title by trouncing
Webster IL to 3, with Guerrero CIV
ing the losers only five hits, while
briggs batsmen pounded Kasenych
for ten bingles and a dozen runs.
Guerrero also got long three bag
ger which N. Guerrero, Lanolf and
Piacentano scored two-baggers.
In the other major league game.
Walsh pulled the surprise by an s
to win over Croft, creating a triple
tie for first.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
CROSBY MOVES INTO
TIE FOR FIRST
BY ANSONIA WIN
Dunn's Homer Clinches
Game for LOcals-Naugy
Lost to Gilbert 49, Wildly
Beaten

BY winning over Ansonia High in
a tight to 2 game at Hamilton
Park yesterday, Crosby moved right
into tie for first place in the Naug
atuck Valley Baseball League.
While the teams were playing nip
and tuck bail for eight innings,
Naugatuck High, undefeated until
yesterday was very neatly set back
by Gilbert High of Winsted in the
rubber borough, the contest ending
to 2, in favor of the upstate ar
ray, despite the fact that they were
held to four hits.
Homer Did 1t
Harp Dunn's four base shot in the
eighth inning, with nobody on the
sacks broke up an even Stephen en-
counter in favor of the Schofield
tribe, who held their margin by
banking Ansonia in the last two in
nings. Hoyle pitched beautifully for
the visitors, holding Crosby score
less for five innings, until his aides
started booting the ball around in
the sixth, enough for Crosby to
count twice and tie the score. OF
the eight hits or Hoyle, Dunn got
four, one of them homer that won
the game.
Errors And Such
Bad playing in the field cost Naug
atuck the game with Gilbert, as
Bernacki and Trask held Win
sted to four hits, but couldn't get
the support needed. Two runs in the
third and as many more in the
fourth inning was plenty as Naugy
was held scoreless in all but one in
ming, the eighth when two markers
came through, as the result of nine
hits.
Stole Home
In Bridgeport, Wildly dropped an
to decision to Central High in
a lop-sided game that had few
thrills. Moriarty furnished a kick In
the seventh when he stole home, fol
lowed by Cornell, who scored on a
hit. Connell allowed only eight hits
but Central punched them to score
every one of the first six innings.
Day for Wildly and Dorio for Central
looked good in the field.
At Bristol, Torrington High fell
victims to ten hit attack by the
charges Of Tommy Monahan, who
won 8 to 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
WEB SHOP NINE
SMOTHERS SLEEPY
DORMS, 8 TO z

Joe "Beef" CRADLES making his
second appearance on the mound in
four years, pitched the Web Shop
nine to an to 2 victory over Bud
Davis Y. M. G. A. Dormitory team,
last night at the high school athletic
field. The Webbers' new pitcher, al
lowed but four scratch hits, two Of
which were garnered by George Dill
Ion, hustling newspaper man, and
famed nine batsmen, issued but one
free pass in the seven inning russell.
Johnny March, the galloping Bethle-
hem cowboy, featured for the win
ners with his heavy stickwork, hav-
ing perfect day with the willow,
by collecting four hits, one a dou-
BILE and driving in three runs, and
scoring three himself. Frank Father
Time" Mahoney and James "Corn-
cracker Harry made two sparkling
catches in the outfield robbing the
Dorm boys of sure hits.
Too Many Hits.
Ray Richards pitched good
brand of ball for the losers, but
loose fielding by his teammates ac-
counted for half Of the score gar
nered by the victors. Dillons hitting
and Pruett's fielding excelled for the
losers. The score:
r. H. e.
Dormitory> 100 o01 % 2
Web Shop ...002 O24 Ks IL 3
Batteries: Dorm-R. Richards and
Webbers-J. CRADLES and
Ciminera. Umpire-Joe Davis (Owls
club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
SUFFER-, SHIELDS
START CANADIAN
TENNIS SINGLES

Montreal, May 2O.-(UP)-Frank
Shields of New York and Clifford
Suffer of New Orleans probably will
represent the United States in the
opening singles matches against
Canada in the final North American
zone Davis Cup tennis play to-
morrow. .
Although Vernon Prentice, nom
playing captain of the United States
team has not announced his selec-
tons. the showings made by Shields
and Suffer in preliminary workouts
here has convinced local fans that
they will pair off against the two
Canadian stars. DIR J. A. Wright and
Marcel Rainville, in the opening
contests.
Shields and Sidney Wood will form
the United States doubles team. If
Shields and Suffer are victorious in
the opening singles contests and the
doubles team clinches the zone play
by winning Friday, 1t is expected
that Prentice will nominate Wood
and Gregory Mangin for the final
singles matches Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
Rumors And Reality Gathered From
This Sporting w orld
The Grist OF Athletic Contest
TO Be Or Not To Be
The Question On The New Golf Ball
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Right here Waterbury Waterbury and Matuck links dvot
gge already voiced their opinions DEGRADING for the most part
relation golf ball. which will do funny tricks while
Such opinions down to dguntd birdie seekers or
gents who d 81 when they would give their share of Cities Service
honestly However. the bech the ball. both
golf quite general So much that national magazine
Life has prepared the following:
AN OPEN LETTER TO
THE UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION
We address this letter with reasonable assurance that it
Being very anything affecting the enjoyment of
several million and devoted believe representa-
ton on their behalf should claim your serious attention
For month or faway knock
have humbly accepted this noble experiment and they work
ing loyalty They thwaeng nightly into the toughest gale
watching hover and dip and often like hon.
ing bird the unpyable They putting it
diligently the diligently and boldly boy she's inoopa curl
and flip and pops Bib Boy for another try.
Yes gentlemen your ball is Or shall has so
far been successfully enod has been tried in the sporting and
minded spirit might well from the splendid gnemanar
The American Golf Player But is failure 1t was disappointment
in May it will be hated June: and by July will be tyranny
literally commanded the player who worked and shaved for
break co. work and slave quite bit harder break 100 He
daughter night His very bakroke ordered
nation hng with abs He his eaddy reach for his with
the tortured mind of patient watching his dentist reach for and
strange and painladen implement
The unjust unfair gap
the and the dub may great player turning
toughest &C. will prevent many
Others - who make the make the galleries and love the fun
turning that joyous 80 that much You simply
players accept bad shots they
government has found that
We have asked what may improved assertion of
gong opinion stands regarding the ball. Actually
BASED carefully gathered reports from all of the and
these only because gentlemen surely the
ucn and the increasing discomfort.
What will be about it, Are going Eighteenth
Amendment golf stubborny adhered Booegge
standard ball? International squabbles about worlds widely
played gamer great body of disappointed players regulated and then
ignored?
Perhaps you disagree gong opinion
that beg leave ask question: If you
that the majority of players this country the old ball will
you ball to official standing?
We the golfers America be very much
terested in any reply you think fit make.
4 Sincerely yours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
In Case You Haven't Heard

Joe Bnes the former Springfield Indian doing quite well
St Louis Cards according all reports Al Gano
will the White City outdoor June
Buddy Howard also billed the card against different op
hear If happen like pocket billiards
the champion Of them all hop Exchange this evening
and watch Ralph Greeneaf against Chick Setback
Syrian Kid After the ESQ point Greeneaf will
hots that will back Leo Lvee draws Johnny
of Boston for air shot Braves Field
of that Gnor bout last November $75
his contract from Ben Embnd Which about
No boxing show this week. but there's humdnger graphing
card in the works for week hear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
BUSY SEASON ON
FOR " ATHLETIC
SUMMER TEAMS

According to Fremont (Toot)
Anderson, chairman of the Inter-
club athletic committee of the
YMCA, this summer will be one of
the busiest in the history of the
department of physical education.
At meeting held with PHYSICAL
directors Charles Leader and Bud
Davis last evening, Anderson an
nounced the following young mems
clubs that would participate in the
summers physical program: Putsic
Friars, Beau Brummels, Vikings,
Phi Alpha Pi, Crosby Hi-Y, O-Fe',
Grenadiers, ri Theta ri, Wildly
Hi-Y, Bon a Doms, Square Circle,
Pine Hills, Cwoans, Y-Nots, Y
Chaps, Emanons, Sigma, and
Dorm.
Five Sports
The clubs will have teams repre-
scented in the following summer ac-
track and field. The committee on
inter-club baseball composed of
George Dillon, Joe Quinn and Ray
Richards, announce IL teams on
the inter-club roster, namely Dorm,
Emanons, Friars, II Thetas, Bon a
Doms, Wildly Hi-Y, Vikings, O-Fe',
Cwoans, Pine Hills and the Sigmas.
The tennis committee is composed
of Dick Crane, John Tesla and
Hans Winner, and the following
teams will have representation in
this league. Y-Nots, Friars, Crosby
Hi-Y, Phi Alphas, Grenadiers,
O-Fes, II Thetas, Bon a Doms, Beau
Brummels and Emanons. Matches
will consist of four singles and two
doubles.
The Tankers
The swimming committee consist
ing of Gordon Whitaker, Vaughn
Gooding and Albie Burke announce
that the inter-club swimming meet
Is to take place June 10. The fol-
lowing clubs will participates: ri
Thetas, Putsics, Phi Alphas. Bon
Doms, Wildly Hi-Y. and the Eman-
ons The events will consist of the
40 yard free style, 100 yard free,
40 yard back, 40 yard breast, re-
lay and dives.
state Meet in View
The inter-club track and field
meet will be held just previous to
the state YMCA meet to give club
members a chance to show their
wares. The committee Is charge of
track and field is George Lasky,
Henry Despins and Jim Foley.
Events will consist of the running
broad jump, standing broad jump,
high jump, discus throw, 100 yard
dash. 220 yard dash, pole vault,
medley relay and shot put. A man
will be allowed to enter free events
and a relay The teams that will
participate % the meet will be the
Emanons, Wildly Hi-Y, ri Theta Pi,
Bon a Doms, Grenadiers, O-Fe's
and the Putsic Friars.
Following are list of the Y club
members that compose the newly
organized inter-club athletic COM
mittee: George Dillon. w. Sheriff.
Clarence Andrews, Norman Max
well, John Tesla. Michael Gallo,
John Mellon. Harrison Hollis, John
Foley, John J. Mccarthy, James
Gabriel. r. Travers. l.. Bears. Max
Baudalette and Joe Quinn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20

As predicted In the Democrat of
last Friday, the leading Brooklyn
Indies Of the American Legion base
hall league, which eventually won
the title, forfeited all Ave games won
during which Tony Marinelii, n
player alleged to DO over age, was
used. Last night. managers and Of.
iiciaIs met at the City Hall. and the
conference resulted In tho Indies
losing tho championship. the Boys
Club Aces losing SIX games and the
Fuller 1t coileRians six games. all
;hfee teams having baep found gull.
~ o. using ineligible players.
The re.arfanRed standing auto.
Haatieniiy gave the Hopeville Juniors
X1el place ana the championship but
director Barney shea plans 20 pick
- aIi.siar team 10 represent Wat
E4Fx IN the state tournament.
Ue1evIIIe waq also found guilty Of
&sIns ~ Ineligible player. some
time ago. and forfeited two games
~ 3 result. rive other games were
YEA " thakn 90 fesfakfA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
Smith ENTERED
In STATE PLAY
FOR net TITLE

Lee wiley of Hartford will de-
fend his state title at the New
Haven Lawn club next week when
the annual state tennis tournament
Is staged on the courts Of that club.
Wiley's five set defeat OF J. Francis
Smith of this city at the Waterbury
Country club last summer will be
remembered by tennis fans Of Con-
necticut as one of the greatest ex-
hibitions ever staged in the Nauga-
tuck Valley.
Going Good.
Smith is also expected to be a
strong contender for the title this
year and judging on his per-
formances to date this spring he
should stand even better chance
than last year Of coping the title
which he has just missed on sever
al occasions of recent years by the
merest fraction. A strong entry
list is expected at the Lawn clubs
tourney with the entire Yale tennis
team represented in the draw.
Plenty of Competition.
The tournament was held in Wa
LGTUuEy III lSoV uue W lu0 AdCL IIidI
the New Haven Lawn club had
destroyed by fire earlier in the year.
1t is hoped to have one of the big
gest entry lists In the history of the
state meet.
"Hobey" Hyde of Hartford will be
another strong competitor, as will
be Kingdom jackson Of New Haven.
Art Wright, former Yale captain,
will also be entered and also John
Cow, and ]. w. Thurston of Hart
ford. Tom Wilbur of Bridgeport,
who with Smith holds the state
doubles championship, is also sche-
duled to play.
The Yale tennis team boasts stars
in Bob Ryan, the captain, Frank
Luce, and Sandy Wiener, former
protege Of Bill Tilden, not to men,
ton four or five other strong play
ers. At present indication it seems
likely that the title will remain in
thu cfofo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
PUTSIC FRIARS TO
PLAY O'FE CLUB

Tonight at 6 o'clock at Brassco
Park Charley Leaders Putsic Friars.
indicated leaders in the central Y.
M. c. A. baseball league, take the
field against Mickey Ca1o's O'Fe
club in what appears will be a hec-
tic engagement. The Friars have
won their only game played. Dillon
and Rozum will form the Putsic
battery while Kurmitsky and Gallo
will uphold the O'Fe laurels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20
Waterbury Woman
Wins at RacebrOOk

New Haven. May ?0-Mrs Angus
r. White OF the Mattatuck Country
club, Waterbury and Mrs Charles
Downey OF Springfield Country club
were the winners Of the women's
one-day tournament at the Race.
brock course here to-day Mrs
Mrs Downey had best gross score
OF 90, Mrs Russell Fem OF New
Haven took second low gross score
with a %. Mrs j, II. Llnde 0f Race.
brook winning second low net with
~ after a player with Mrs C. ~.
Porter Of New Haven. Mrs Rudolph
5teinert OF naeebreok won the nut.
ting contest and Miss Carolyn Lelch.
ter Of Raeebrook, the driving com.
petition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-20

GAMER AND BURNS
WHITE CITY, MAY rs

New Haven, Conn, May 90
(UP)--Al Gamer OF New Haven,
state light heavyweight and
heavyweight boxing champion,
will meet Chuck Burns, Sam AN
tonic, Tex, In the feature bout Of
eight rounds at the White City
Stadium, Sayin Rock, May %,
according to announcement to.
day by Matchmaker AL Well. The
contest will be Gamers first since
an operation on his left hand In
January.