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Nogales international., 1931-04-22
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Keep your wife for a pet and
eat here, reads sign in a Nogales
cafe, to which a local woman OBJ
jectS on the grounds that she does
Mt like to be classed as a rabbit,
cat, etc.
Nogales international., 1931-04-22

Mexican Consul G. l.. Robinson
of Douglas, former resident of No
gales, spent Sunday at his home in
this city
Nogales international., 1931-04-22
THE WEATHER

Maximum temperature the past
several days was 80 degrees on Mon
day, and minimum, "A, Saturday.
Nogales international., 1931-04-22

Observed: Policeman Lewis Price
on Sunday looking for a Tucson
man with blood in his eyes.
Nogales international., 1931-04-22

Harry j. Saxon of Wilcox, for
mer sheriff Of this county, was here
yesterday visiting his mother, Mrs.
Josephine Saxcn of Noon street.
Nogales international., 1931-04-22

Observed: Legs Diamond Price,
Grand avenue merchants police
man, Al Smith henchman and bud
dy of Mayor Jimmy Walker of New
York, wearing a bright red rose in
his right coat lapel According to.
Johnny Glissan, Price is resting in
Arizona as did the New York mayor
at Palm Springs.
Nogales international., 1931-04-22

Congratulations to the following
who had birthdays this week: Cap
tain L. w. Mix and City Clerk Phil
Herold on Sunday, and Earl Seger
and George Sellers on Monday.
Captain Mix was 81. Ages of others
not disclosed.
Nogales international., 1931-04-22

Ice cream and Sherbets in all
flavors are ready for your call at
the Nogales Creamery, Phone 5.
(Adv.)
Nogales international., 1931-04-22

Ygnacio Soto was visitor here
yesterday from Douglas.
Nogales international., 1931-04-22

Observed on Monday: Alex
Handley, prominent S. P. de M. Of
ficial, looking over the battle axe
of freedom Of his old home town
at the office of r. B. Bibolet at
the Sonora Bank. Paper in question
was the Eagle Pass Guide. Both
Handley and Bibolet hail from
Eagle Pass.
Nogales international., 1931-04-22
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Nogales international., 1931-04-22

This is the largest class of cahdi-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
BLUE RIBBON BOYS
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Bowling fans from all over the state will gather in Hartford to- morrow to witness the second half of the Washington Blue Ribbon series. As a result of their trip to. the Connecticut aggregation had a lead in both the doubles and five man event but are 37 pins down in the singles contest between Howard Campbell and Jack White of New Haven.
 Bill Tate is paired up with Carl Frisk of Hartford and they did well against Paul Harrison and Maxie Rosenberg so that they have a mar gin of 73 pins to work on. Both the teams have an abundance of stars and there will be q number of spec ial matches rolled after the regular series.
 A number of better known out of town bowlers will be on hand and Red Miller, the present all-events champion, has sent word that he will be present which indicates that he also is looking for action.
 Word will be received to-day con- firming the proposition to have the Washington players spend Sunday in Waterbury when they will engage in several matches at Genlots which all hinges on the time they can af- ford to spend here in the state. The games in Hartford tomorrow will be played at the Charter Oak alleys, the afternoon session starting at 2:30 and the evening matches at 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
HOWARD, DECARLOS TOP ARENASH0W
 NEXT TUESDAY EVE

New Haven. Jan 9-(Specia!-Al- though the opening Arena A. C. card of 1881, scheduled for next Tuesday evening, features Buddy Howard of New Haven and Ar mando DeCarlos of Italy, heavy "elghts, in the star bout, two Bridgeport fighters who have long been stars of the first water, will hold prominent spots in the eyes of the ringworms. For both Steve Smith and Lou Bogash, Bridgeport's two great fistic idols of the present era are Tn for severe tests which will in dlcate pretty clearly just how far each will go against the present day competition as afforded by the m and coming youngsters.
 How They're Paired
 Bogash, in the third bout of his recently started comeback campaign. will be pitted against Gene Bryan, hard-hittinG Norwalk knockout ar tlSt. Tn SiX-rOund semi-fnal while Smith, who continues as one of the busiest bits of fighting machinery in the country will try to evade the bruising rushes of tough Johnny Gaito of Yonkers for ten rounds in the second star bout of the program.
 Both Park City warriors are an- Xious for victory in their Arena bouts. For Bogash, q win over Bryan will mean that he will be able to continue in his quest for bouts with the states three reigning big fellows, Al Gainer, Jack Kelly and Buddy Howard. while win for Smith over Gaito will eliminate from the championship picture for a While at least, one of the most prom isinS of all the young lightweights in the New York sector. And, at the same time, a win will convince state boxing fans that Smith still deserves to be rated up among the leading challengers for the crowns now being protected by Bat BattaI- ino and Benny Bass.
 Tough Baby
 smith has been a persistent chal- lenSer of both Bass and BattalinO but without success although he has proven his right to a title match in either the featherweight or junior lightweight division time and again. Durable Steve, however, will keen on plugging away in the hopes of getting one or the other of the champions into the ring with him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
BUNKER HILL FIVE | PLAY DORM TEAM ON CHURCH COURT
Two Games on Deck Toe Night - I-Theta-Pi Op- pose AnsOnia Y in Pre- Iiminary

The Bunker Hill church gym will be the scene of two important bas- ketball games tonight. In the fea- ture attra ction at 9 o'clock, Bill Curtis Bunker Hill church cage sters take on Al Drexler's Central YMCA Dorm team while the prelim at o'clock will bring together the Zi-Theta-P and Ansonia "" auin- tets.
 Dorm Five Strong.
 The Drexlermen will be out in full strength tonight. At forward will be Al Schott. southpaw hook artist Of the Chase team of the Dusty cir cult. and Kip" Lewis. former New York university hoopster. At center Will be Fred Meyers whose altitude should prove advantageous to the fsters. Lou Drexler and Ray Rich ards VIII team up in the rear court.
 Zrs Seek Win
 The Ii-Thata-Pi boys. showing ldris Alderson, Howie Kraft, Bus" Moran, Gene Fennimore. Charlie Stoeffier, Vaughn Gooding and Manser Fennimore, have been set back in their last five starts by q margin of two or three points each game, but they are confident of breaking that jinx tonight. George Dillon will referee both games Whichh will be followed by dancinp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
Benedict Street
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Well, well. well. Everything came off as scheduled Friday evening and q good time was had by all. J. F. smith Lumbermen crashed through for three games taking them from Tracy's Builders" Tracy's were bowling without the service of their star Cannon -Ball' Ernie Johnson. Ernie Tracy is sure showing some classy bowling and he almost took his team over the line for one game rom smiths losing by one pin. Cap tam Ernie Is one of the hardest working bowlers in the league and we think he is trying to put a hole in the back of the North End Y so he can build it up again.
 smiths are still leading the pack with the other teams like the horse Frank kcrncr bet on. SO brave he is still chasing the others. Wild Ed Harvey has the most individual style vet to be seen on the alleys of North America. We can't decide If it's a mop skip or jump or all three of them combined. Prank smith says mat Ed IS one of the greatest to come out of IsadOrc Duncan's school. However, he keeps the pins failing. Captain Henry Minnicucci appeared like a matinee idol. the yellow and green. and a yellow chrysanthcnum in his buttOnhoIe,
 Smiling Johnnie Mikt and his team mates seem to be in a depres- slon yet Tor they dropped two games to the Apothecaries Hall and three games behind the league leaders. The Waterbury Mattress boys had better invest in some of the rest they manufacture of they will be crowd ed out of second place by the rest.
 ApOthccarics Hall Chemists had their regular team on deck and showed complete reversal of form, taking two games from the power fuI Mattras team. Doc Farina. L.. kaftina, Curtis and BozyilSi with Shorty Wcgna back after Il short triD to Oakvillc where he enjoyed some indoor sports, sleeping and eating. During his stay he discovered a new way to mix pills.
 Joe DeI.auritis and his gang from Chatfield were all tuned up for a spaghetti supper after their victory over the Street Department. But the dirty so-and-so's from the Street Department sent them home
 ""5, 'y 'hhiHB two games. Iee- Wee NardoZzi is said to have thrown the match by putting all of his balls in the gutters. Chatfeld's have a new man on their team named Joe Long. welcome Joe to our sewing circle. Joe made a strike during the course of the evening and going up to his captain. DeLauritis he said. Hey Joe, what I do now" and Joe replied, "Sometink." Joe thought he was rolling the cheese and landed one down in the pit after a TO stop flight. Cy Sardiniski and Sherman couldn't find the alley. It's rumored
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
 CONTEST TONIGHT
Two Games Scheduled at St J0seph's Hall - St Francis and St Mary Magdalene in Main At= traction

Another banner double header IS on the books for St Joseph's hall to- night where four of the leading teams in the Catholic Holy Name league swing into action. In the main contest at o'clock, St Fran cis Xavier meets St Mary Magdelene of Oakville while the first game brings together St Patrick's and St Joseph's.
 The initial fracas should equal the main attraction for thrills as both teams are from the Brooklyn section and each is anxious of being the better team. Tonight will decide the question. The Oakville contingent, after several long workouts, will at- tempt to halt the march of the Havierites who hold victory over the St Pat team who earlier in the year were classed the cream of the league. Dancing will follow the 2 o'clock game. ''Skiddo' Dumscho.t will toot the whistle in both settos.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
MedfOrd Girl
 Stars at Boston

Boston. January 9 - (UP) - Successfully defending her New England senior indoor high jump title, and winning the open shot put event, Katherine Mearls of the Med ford Girls Athletic Club was the star of the first all-women's indoor track meet of the season here last night.
 In the regular competition in the high jump, Miss Mearls was tied with Helen Phillips of the Boston Swimming Association at feet 10 inches. but in the jump-off the Med- ford girl added another inch to win the event.
 With heave of 35 feet 1 IA inches, Miss Mearls later defeated
 Rena Macdonald, national cham. pion, in the eightpound shot put event.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09

The fight, originally scheduled for I ten rounds was increased. to 12 when Harvey explained that he was a very slow starter and would require at least an even dozen rounds to get going.
 Nice Record. The betting fraternity has made the Englishman an to 5 favorite. The gamblers probabal were guid- ed by the Englishman's record and his work in training. According 10 that Harvey has engaged in some $50 | bouts, scoring 20C knockouts. The Englishman's work against | his sparring partners was efficient if not sensational. He showed a corking good left. better than or- dinary right hand punch, and great willingness to mix 1t. He does his best work in close, and is forever | moving forward.
 Even if he turns out to be the most blazing fighter the Garden has seen in 30 years however, Harvey l cannot hope tc live up to the ad- vance ballyhoo of the Gardens high ly-trained ballyhoo boys. The pub licity agents went into complete nose dive for the visiting fighter. i Here are a few excerpts from their lASplIcu typcWIIlcI5.
 Harvey is the most durable Eng Esh boxer ever to plant British boots on Broadway. Just before his slum- Der hour he eats what he calls Welsh Rabbit, but what resembles creamy smoky gum rubber. The same dish fed to an ostrich would make the latter go into q convulsion and die with it's legs intertwined."
 A Little Variety.
 In description of Harvey's large forearm, the publicity man wrote.
 'The lower portion of his sleeves bulge like the center of a blimp. He could conceal four tall midgets. eight portions of chop suey, four pints of rye. and Mondays wash up his large cuffs without discomfort" We read 1t twice to see if he was speaking of Harvey or Houdini. In Harvey cultured? Read this:
 His speech would make Gene Tunney cerist with envy. His dict ion and flow of language Is as pure as that of George Arliss."
 His left hook, propelled from a short distance, strikes with crushing effect, and the quiet Londoner is positive that the rugged Dundee will not be "oncious after the fifth round"
 Lccardc For KapIan.
 Dave Shade of California, and Joe Anderson of Kentucky meet in tCn-round semi-fnal. Both are mid = dieweights.'
 Gaston lecarde, France, and Jack Portney If Baltimore, clash in the ether ten-rounded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
CALDWELL HEADED
 FOR YALE LAW

New Haven, Conn, January 9 -UP) - Bruce Caldwell, whose ineligibility to play Yale football was in the sports page headlines few years ago. announced today he would enter Yale Law school next fall.
 "I don't intend to run a smoke shop all my life," he said. The former backfeld ace, who was headed for An-America nomina. ton when he was barred from playing in the Princeton and Harvard games because of par. ticiDatiOn i'm Brown freshman contest before he transferred to Yale, has been joint proprietor of a shop near the college since retiring from professional base. ball and football.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-09
HARRINGTON BROTHERS | AND NAUGY EMERALDS
 OPPONENTS SATURDAY

Tine Naugatuck Emcralds, un- defeated fin City Amateur League competition to date, stack up against the Darlington Brothers at the Naugatuck "Y" to-mOrrOw night fin what shall he novel att traction for both Naugatuck and Waterbury hoop followers. In the preliminary game the Hope villc Spccdstcrs take on the Elm- woods of ugatuck The brothers have yet to play n game. their contest with the WiDstcd Y. NJ. C. A. which was scheduled for last night being cancelled un- til next week. Thursday tho brothers tangIc with Russ Hick- mans ScOvill team at the central "Y."