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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
AMERICAN LEGION
 STATE CHAMPION IN REGIONAL PLAY

Indianapolis, Ind-The playing setup in the 1891 American Legion Junior baseball program was com pleted this week, when Russell Cook, national Americanism direc- tor of the Legion. announced the cities selected and dates for the twelve regional and two sectional tournaments.
 The championship teams of the forty-eight states and the District of Columbia will clash in the re- gIonal journeys. The winners in the six regions in the eastern half of the United States will compete for the championship of the east in the eastern sectional to be player at Manchester, N. H.. Au- gust goth, Fist and 22d.
 The six regional winners in the western states will battle for the Championship of the west at the western sectional tourney to be played at Colorado Springs. Colo. on the same dates. The champ ions of the east and the west will then compete for the national pen- nant at the Legion Junior World series to be played in Houston, Texas, August 2Sth, 29th and 31st.
 Regional Schedule.
 The following schedule shows where the various regional tour neys will be played, the dates, states the will be represented and the Legion posts that will act as sponsor and entertain the tourna- ment:
 Tourney In East.
 Region No 7---I n ic rnond Ind August 18th and 14th; states of igan; sponsor. Harry Hay Post G5.
 Region No. s--Gastonia, N. c., August 18th and 14th; states of South Carolina, Virginia, Tenncs- sec and North Carolina; sponsor, Goston Post 23.
 Region No. 9--Jackson, Miss, August 18th and l4th; states of Georgia, MississippI. Alabama and Florida; sponsor, Henry Fl. Graves Post l.
 Region No. 1O-- Wilkes Ba rre, Pa, August 18th. 14th and 18th; states of Maryland. West Virginia, Delaware and Pennsylvania ana the District of Columbia; sponsor; Wilkes Barre Post 132.
 Region No. 11-Brldgeport. Conn August I4th and 18th; states of New York, Connecticut. New Jer- sey and Rhode Island; sponsor, Harry W. Congdon Post II.
 Reg lon No. 12 --- Springfield, Mass. August 14th and 18th; states of Maine. New Hampshire, Yer mont and Massac husetts; sponsor, Springheld Post 21. Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
Saints Defi

St Mary's baseball team. mem bers of the local Church league. are without a game this Saturday and would like to arrange n game with the Vikings. Putsic Friars or outfits particularly the Zi-Thetas. Games can be arranged by calling 44s3--Stephen Kurmit- sky. Coach Sonny Hasslnger has called & practice session for the Saints tonight at Fulton park at 6:30 sharp at which time all mem bers of the team are requested to be on hand as many playing faults which occurred in Saturdays vic tory over St Paul will be ironod out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
DOROTHY HURD
 LEADS QUALlFIERS
 AT SHENECOSSETT

Eastepnpoint. July 14.--With a display of remarkable driving, coupled with a steadiness for which she has been noted for many years. Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd, of Philadelphia, veteran golfer. became medalist of the 18th annual womens invitation tournament of the shenecossett Country club here yesterday when she went over the IS hole qualify ing round in 7S.
 The former National, French, British and Canadian champion, who holds two legs on the Gris- wold trophy. shot two birdies on the way out. The first nine holes found her with a 3s but she took 40 to come back. Her card fol- lows:
 Out n~-~-554--253---436--3s In n...--456-544-454-40-78 n..
 Mrs Hurd went around with Mrs Leo Federman of New York. The latter shot and s7, going out with a 44 and returning with 43. Just ahead Of Mrs Hurd and Mrs Fed erman were Miss Edith Quier of Reading, Penn. and Mrs Helen Payson CorsOn. Of Philadelphia. Miss Quler. who also has two claims on the trophy, and who last year vanquished Mrs Hurd in the finals. was apparently playing a careless game. She went around in SS. At times the Reading girl appeared to take little if any in- tercst in the qualifying round. She She went out in Al and took 47 on the return. However nothing can be calculated by her exhibi- ton yesterday for Miss Quier is a different golfer in match play: Out .564--353-548 In .......436-Sb5--655-47-88
 Mrs Hazel Martelle of Hartford, who last year did some excellent playing over this course. went around In 32, going out in A and returning with a 4S. Her card: Out .... 455-5bG-44
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 Miss MilNed Harmon of Water own shot 57 and a 62 for 109. Mrs M. J. I.Awlor of Waterbury was one of the qualifiers with a 47 and 1s for A. 93.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14

When Walter John was manag- ing the Newark International league club back in 1928, Fischer was just another young southpaw trying to earn an honest penny. His best bet was a fast ball, and he finally became so adept at breezing 1t past unsuspecting bat ters that Johnson suggested the club purchase him last season to bolster a wavering staff.
 Fischer was purchased by President Clark Griffith, club own CT. at purchase price reported to be in the neighborhood of $30,- 900. He turned in one good ef- fort his first appearance on the
 Almost Canned.
 He had wrinkle on the ball that passed for a curve. leaving his fast ball as his only offering. Then the fast ball deserted him, and both Griffith and Johnson were ready to send him to the minors and charge the whole thing to ex- periehce.
 When Fischer reported to the spring training camp at Biloxi. Miss, Fischer was conceded only a slight chance of sticking with the team through the season. Lynn Griffith, another young southpaw, had the inside track. and continued to loom high in the estimation of the manager. de- spite Carls impressive work in training camp games.
 Fischer had acquired. during the winter months. a better than average curve, while his fast ball had all of its old zip--and more besides.
 Comes Through.
 The season got under way, and several of Johnson's pitchers fall ed miserably to come through as expected. Then Carl, after the manner of a Frank Merriwell classic, pulled his Ill save yuh' act.
 He went in against the Yankees as a relief hurler and during the six innings he worked, he struck out 10 m en.subdued the Tanks, and won the game.
 This. incidentally. gives the Senators one of the best south paws pitching stans in the league. with Fischer, Bobby Burke and Lloyd Brown all turning in great performances.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
Atlas Boys Fight

The weekly amateur boxing card at White City stadium in New Ha- ven tonight will be featured by the presence of six Waterbury boys representing Danny Martins Atlas A. C. stable. The locals who will show their stuff include, Don Paris. Johnny Sims. Joe Rob erts. Ace Hudkins. Sam Salcrno and Irish Tommy Mack. median extraordinary.
 Kid Burke the Brooklyn Terrier who has Just returned from an OK tended vacation in the south is cardcd for a three rOundcr on tho charity card being sponsored In Stamford tomorrow night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
WOlgast Retains
 Flyweight Title

Bcook1yn. N. Y.. July 14.-s WP) Midget Wolgast's claim to the worlds fyweight championship D was strengthened to-day as a re- suit of his decisive 15-ronnd vic- tory over Ruby Ozark Cloud) Bradley of Holyoke, Mass. here last night.
 The Philadelphia battler. recog- nized as king of the flyWeights by the New York and Pennsylvania boxing com missions, used his light ming left to take IA of the 15 rounds. Bradley, knocked down for the count of two in the first round, took a severe beating with nut landing any telling blows on Wolgast.
 Wolgast weighed III 1-2 and Bradley 110 l-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
No. Squares Seeks
 Game for Sunday

Manager Billy Margiotta. pilot of the league leading North Squares of the Public Parks circuit. dug down deep into his trousers this stormy morning and dug up a valid five cent piece to Mothc" Bell this department to inform all that his aggregation of diamond s.a.- warts are willing 10 take on any amateur club Tn the city or state Sunday afternoon on any diamond as a bye has been drawn in the Parks loop Any outfit wishing to take on the North Enders are re- quested to phone .Margy at 81507. Out of town clubs may reverse the charges.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
LOndOs and SzabO
 for Elm City Fans

New Haven, July 14.--.Jim Lon dos, the worlds heavyweight cham pion of the grapplers. will make his appearance at the White City July 20, according to the announcement made to-day by Jim Downing. matchmaker for the groan and grunt men.
 Londos, who recently defended his title against Ray Steele in A thrilling match in New York city. will take on Sandor SZabo for tho second time when he climbs through the ropes at the Rock next week.
 Szabo met Londos in the Garden. before a packed house, and went almost full hour before the air plane whirl artist finished him off. Szabo was lined up for a second match with tho champion, but in between times went over to Phlia- delphia to take on Carl PoJello and in that match he met defeat. The defeat was cost, for 1t robbed Szabo of a second New York shot at the titleholer mad he has been angling for that second try ever since.
 Air parcel post service has just been established between London and Karachi, India.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
1 Legion Game Tomorrow

Frank ODonnelra IIopevillc Juniors will play their postponed American Legion contest with Naugatuck tomorrow afternoon at the Naueatuck Recreation field. Joe WargO, Naugy high freshman hurlcr, will be on the mound for the home club opposed by Lefty" O' 'DGH.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
PhOnemen Lose

"Whitey" Anderson's Southern New England Telephone team was handed a. 12 to 2 setback last night at Hamilton park by the Dormitory nine of the central "Y" Twilight league. Mayor Ray Richards work ed on the mound for the winners and had the best of the argument throughout. Anderson was forced from the contest in the initial in- ming for protesting too vigorously fl poor decision handed him by Arbitrator George Stcck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14

The 22-year-old ~Dnluth dyna- Hnfter" has blasted his way past 32 opponents during his brief profes- eonal career. knocking out 2S foes without suffering a single defeat. No less an authority than Max echmeling picks Retzlaff as the next worlds champion. and many ahrewd boxing men concur In this Estimate.
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 Vow York fans, however. are mkeptical of regulations established in the "sticks" and are waiting to be shown. Memory of the two round knockout suffered by Tuffy 0rtffiths the last young Lochinvar to come out of the west, at the hands of the then unknown Jimmy Braddock still is fresh and Ficu- cello is receiving strong support as | 6 to 9 shortender in the betting.
 Ficucello, a former national am Hkeur champion, is a stiff puncher obd once was regarded as A. prom xeing "comer." He will need all 0f his punching ability against UetzIaff and in addition will need n ability to withstand punish mont, which he has not shown in ps,evfous battles.
 A Natural Punci,ef
 0etzIaff is the best natural pnncher since Dempsey and gives 0romiDe of filling the shoes which have proved too large for Gene runmey, Jack Sbarkey, Max Bcfmeline and the other fighters Mho have enjoyed top ranking since Dem psey passed his prime.
 WMh heavyweight boxing in bnch low estate that the aged and kpng inactive Jack Sharkey. tho nniddIeweight, Walker. and the heakiah, Camera, command rank lng aS leading contenders for the h14Ie, the field is wide open for n sensational young slugger and R4tzlaff has a great chance to blast his way to the championship. k he shows his true worth against B9cucello he is certain to get plenty of work in New York and might eesfIy battle his way Into E title bout within another year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
BrOsseau to Box
 Bard in Hartford

 Hartford, July l4 Frank (Dutch) Nichols, Hartford welter- weight puncher, and Maxie Carson, of HoIyoke. Mass, will top a IA bout program at Capitol Park Thursday.
 Another bout will show Joe Bard, q Hartford favorite of a few years back and Phil Brousseau, Waterbury middlewcight who has lost but one fight in over 60. Bard has been inactive so far as ring duty is concerned for almost two years.
 Tommy Tucker. knockout ar- tlst from Rockville. will head a contingent from that city. Tucker. who only recently started out to do his amateur fight campaigning, has scored four straight wins nt the Capitol Park this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
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EA STERN LEAGUE.

Games YesteYdW1. Hartford ,, Albany ]. nprfngfsld 1, New Haven | NOnfy games).
 Games Today. Albany at Hartford. Richmond at Bridgeport. New Haven at Springfield. Norfolk at Allentown.
 Games Tomorrow. tAbany at Hartford. Allentown at Bridgeport. GOnfy games schedu1ed).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
LEA CUE.
Games Ysat3raax

Games xesterdsy. Philadelphia I2, Washington z dT). ~ ., ;, (2ndJ.
 rDnky games fchsdnled).
 Games Today. Chicago at Washington. Bt Louis at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland Bt New York 2).
 Games Tomorrow. Chicago at Washington. S Louis at Boston f2). Detroit at Philadelphia f2). Cleveland at New York. INTER NATIONAL LEAGUE.
 Games Yesterday. Newark l., Rochester z. (CBly game scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
Duluth Dynan,iter, 'Kayo Artist, In Metro Debut
 Tonight Boxing Ficucello
By DIXON STEWART
eHnsted Press Stan Correspondent

New York, July 14-(UP)-Charley Retzlaf, 195
 und sugger who is stoming through heavyweight ranks h reminiscent of Jack Dempseys climb to fame, yi make his metropolitan debut tonight in 10round bout with Ralph Ficuceo of Brooklyn, at Greensboro Stadium
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
WILDCATS PLAY TIGERS
 IN HOPEVILLE LEAGUE

The Cowboys had little diff cuIty last night defeating the MO- hawks 13 to 6 in Il Hopeville Twi- light league game. Mccormack and Kennedy pitched for the los- CTS, but were hit hard and timely Lou Somers was credited with tho victory. Tonight the Wildcats op- pose the Tigers. weather permit ting. Last nights score by in- ninEa:
 Cowboys ....f04 61s 1--ia IA | Mohawhs 100 04i O. s2
 Batteries--Mc Mccormack. Kennedy and Ferris; Somers and Dick.
 
 New regulations of taxfcabs In Istsnbul. Turkey, are driving snsAax kami usA, AM of buai0AAa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
Carl Fischer Truining
 Camp Failure, ProDes
 Big League Sensation

Washington July 14-A washout in the spring training he's of the leagues leading pitchers That's Carl Fischer the Washington Senator's rookie south paw sensation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14

Burlington. vt. July 14.-UP) p<rony Sbucco, Boston hglrt heavy DveiRf,t, scored Q technical knock Dut over .HrnTny Decapua of Bur
 netor iu EIne fourth round of T kcaaedu1eh 1O-rormd bout here last Eight. DecaTna substitutcd for tohnpy Bcns0n of Bridgeport,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14

Games Tomorrow. Boston at Cincinnati. Nav York at Chicago. Philadelphia at PittsburE. Brooklyn at St Louis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
Games Today.

Cannes Today. Boston at Cincinnati. New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at St Louis. Philadelphia at Pittsburg T).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
NATIONAL LEA GU V.

Games Yeste sday. Philadelphia. ], PittnburR c. St Louis 12. Chicago b. (Only EamesJ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14

Air parcel post service has just been established between London and Karachi, India.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-14
INTER NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark L, Rochester 2.
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