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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28

This time the bowl would seem to be all but wrapped up and de- livered to the California matron. Despite her long layoff Mrs Moody is playing the game of her Ire and Miss Jacobs, Mrs Harper ana Miss Morrill,, to mention three or the stars that stand in her path to the title are likely to be brushed rudely aside. ~
 Mrs Moody was to play Miss Virginia Rice of Boston today. MISS Rice will do well to take game.
 Sharing the spotlight with Mrs Moody today will be George Lott, Johnny Van Ryne and Sidney B. Wood. Jr, all members of the United States Davis cup team who will make their appearance In the doubles.
 Excellent Matches.
 The mems singles, thanks 10 two rounds of play under yesterdays scorching sun, moved into the guar ter-final bracket today. The sche- dule calls for Ellsworth Vines Vs Junior Coen; Clifford Sutter vs Keith Gledhill; Johnny Doeg vs the winner of the second round match between Lester oleIlens di," Bryan Grant and Gregory Mangin vs Jack Tiddall.
 Johnny Doeg, the countrys hrst ranking performer. will not reach the finals If one Is to judge ms first and second-round play. The champion still possesses his can nonball serve, but that is about all. He is terribly slow afoot and even the n-ranking players have lit tie trouble passing him with shots down the sidelines.
 In the women's singles it looks as if Mrs Moody and Miss Morrill, will battle it out in the semi-fnais of the upper bracket with Miss Jacobs and Mrs Harper fighting for the honor of being beaten by Mrs Moody in the lower half of the draw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
FREDDY JACOVINO
 RECORDS PERFECT
 PITCHING CONTEST
Division Street Play ground Hurler Pitches No=Hit, No=Run Game Against Mill Street Score l7=O

Yesterday afternoon al Hamilton mark one of the greatest achieve ments of any youngst"r striVIng for his name in baseball's hall or fame was attained by Freddy Jaco- vino of the Division street play ground who pitched his mates 10 a no-hit, no-run exhibition over the Mil street playground nine.
 The game. limited to seven ln- nin1s. was an old fashioned slug fest for the Divisioners who are coached by Al Dobkins, Washing ton college athlete. They got to LaRose in the initial inning for six runs and from then on base hits flew to all sections of the held. Jackie Laden, winners catcher took individual honors, crashing out hits, a double, triple and nome run.
 Jacovino's feat was all the more remarkable inasmuch as he faced but twenty-thrcc men. He sent the Millers back regularly to the bench allowing but two men to get on base. one being passed and the other being hit. The youngster has the earmarks of another DaZzy Vance and shows a fine fast ball. nice change of pace and excellent curves and control. The score by innings:
 Mill Street
 co Q 0 O- 0 0 ' ni,Jsirp Street.
 6 6 21 1 1 IT 22 0
 Batteries: LaRose and La Chance; Jacovino and Laden. Umpire: Al Richi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
JACK LAWLER WINS
 TOURNEY MATCH
Defeats Gay WeiseIberg in Two of Three Sets in Fulton Park Junior Net GameS-Other Results

Nal OLeary's Fulton Park junior tennis elimination tourna- ment got off to 4 flying start yes tcrday with some closely contested matches. In the morning games George Bria defeated Howard Matzkin, 6-4 and e.; Sidney Block sct back Lock wood Whitcly, 6-2 and GO, Ben MaIoney was too good for Abe Miskcy and won, G-2 and GO; and Gill Guilfoile bowed to Morris stern, e and 6-4.
 In the afternoon games Gay Wcisclbtrg last two of three sets to Jack Lawlcr in the best played games of the day. The first set went to I.aWlcr, G-4, but the sec ond was all Wciselberg 6-1. The deciding set went 10 Lawler, G-1. Frank Danem defeated Leo Pfcffer with ease, GO and GO while Ralph Gricrson defeated Cy Eoosin, 6-l and 6 2.
 There are thirty-two cntrics in the tournament this year with Howard Block as defending cham pion, Supervisor Nal OLcary pre- Edicts the tourney will l." in" closest contested on at the Cooke street pIayspot in years.
 The second round will get under way Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock with the following matches being annuonccd hy Nal O'L"arar; Court No. 1-Gcorge Rria Vs | Sidney Block,
 Court No 2-Bcn Malon"y vs Morris Stern
 Court No. 3-Jack 1.awlcr vs | Jerome Korncich.
 Court No 4-Frank Dan"n v% ] Ralph Grierson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
HARMON IN FINE
 SHAPE FOR TITLE
 SCRAP THURSDAY
Local FIyweight Ready for Frankie GenarO - Bat- ting Archie in Semi- Final

Waterbury fans are being af- forded the opportunity of witness ing another championship bout on Thursday night when the Water bury A. C. offers flyweight title bout of 15 rounds at the Lakewood Arena where Frankie Genaro, present holder of the 112-pound crown, and Jackie Harmon, clever local Frenchman. tangle in the main bout of five offerings.
 The bout will be the final one for the Italian champion in this country as he leaves next month for Europe where he is billed for a series of bouts against leading European flyweights. Harmon is in great shape and with every thing in his favor is confident of wearing a crown Friday morning.
 The semi final. should be a main go in itself for iti brings together Jimmy Sullivan of Florida and scheduled eight rounder. Archie by his one round kayoes of Joe Emmons and Marty Sampson Is a slight favorite to beat Sullivan who holds TkO verdict over Leo Lar rivee.
 Romeo Dubois of New Haven tangles with Bill Champney Of Worcester in six rounder while Andy Strong. the Washingt on strong man. meets Pete Supina of Hartford in four round bout as does Willie Bush of this city against Vic Carlson of Bristol |. Tickets are going at a fast clip and a banner crowd should be on hand whne Bush and Carlson open the show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Excels
 as Webbers Win

"Chlppie" Trask, youthful Nau- gatuck American Legion twirler, pitched invincible ball letting down the Telephone nine with only four hits, enabling the Web Shop boys to breeze through with 2 10 l victory over the Phone boys at Hamilton park last night. With the exception of the third inning, when "Whitey" Anderson and Dick White collected triples in succession Tor the lone score, Trask took things easy and had the Hello boys eating out of his hand.
 George Langlois Webbrs' third sacker, crashed out single, q triple and a home run, the circuit blow coming in the fifth with one man on the paths. "Homers" Rich ard also recovered his long lost batting eye. crashing out three hits, one of which was a triple.
 The score by innings
 R II F Webbers .....1lO 22@ o--9 12 ) S. x. E. Tel, .001 900 0-l ,
 MattericS-W Webbcrs, "Chippi"' Trask and Burke; Telephone, Hart and Anderson. Umpire, Northrup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Clare May Enter
 inU. Amateur

Brae Burn Country Club, West Newton, Mass, July 28.--CharIty Glare of New Haven, Connecticlt state cha mpion, stands an excellent chance of being one of the ten dualifiers among the Al candidates going into the New England Dis trict Qualifications for tn" Ma tional Amateur tournament here to- morrow morning.
 Clare, in q practice round Sun day, scored n v over the par f1 course. Frank Ross of Hartford, the other Connecticut entry, like wise appears likely 10 qualify, hay ing turned in x. Both Nutmeg entrants had little difficulty with their shots on the unfamiliar course while Tommy Taller, Rhode Island Country club player and captain of the Princeton Freshman golf team, required an s2 in his practlc" round sunday. Taller took a nine on tn" last hole.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
DGY0u Re1lleinber

One Year Ago Today Before 21,000 fans packed into Chicago stadium, W. l.. (Young) Stribling, Jr, knocked out Otto Won Porat, Norwegian heavyweight title con tender in the first round of 10- round bout.
 Five Years Ago TOday-Walter Leverenz, former star pitcher Tor the Chicago White Sox, hurled a no-hit, no-run game for Buffalo against Reading in the 1nterna- tional league. Pitt of Reading, who walked twice, was the ohly man to reach first base.
 Ten Years Ago Today After honoring their former manager, Hugh Jennings, assistant manager of the New York Giants, the De- troit Tigers turned around and humbied the Giants 8 to in an exhibition in the automobile city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
RING GOSSIP By BILL HIGGINS
SULLIVAN N-ARCHIE BOUT CREATES ADDED INTEREST

According to an old saying, it IS not good policy to change horses in mid-stream, but when George Mulligan substituted the Jimmy Sullivan Battling Archie bout fol the original semi-final booked to support the 15 round worlds fly weight title scrap between Jackie Harmon and Frankie Genaio, ne made mid-stream switch that met with the instant approval oi all local fight fans.
 Both Sullivan and Archie are well known to Waterbury fight foi- lowers for their ability and willing ness to toss gloves as near contin uous as Is humanly possible over the longer routes: Both are well able to take good punch on the chin and still continue to offer stiff opposition. This bout should prove to be one of the best of the show and Mulligan is to be commended for adding to an already attrac- tive fight card, fight tho. might we'll be saved for a top spot at q later date.
 Despite the attractiveness of the two top bouts on Thursday night : Lakewood Arena show there are other milling matches in the pre- liminaries that will, or at least should provide more than the ordi- nary amount of action. Take the only six rounder on the card. This bout will bring together one of the best of the younger Connecticu, fighters and a youngster with an equally high rating in Western Massac chusetts rings. The princi- pals are Romeo DuBos, of New Haven and Billy Champney, oi Worcester. DuBois has shown in this city several times during the last year and q half and is biz favorite with his French cousins from the southern end of town. or his last appearance here he scored cleancut win over Joe Vignali al the Field street Armory. In meet ing Champney he will be facing d formidable opponent, one who holds wins over some of bes lightweights campaigning in New
 England. He has been a consistent winner in North Adams and his name is well known to Waterbur, fight fans.
 JUST HERE
 1 AND THERE
 Several members of the loca Elks lodge who attended tn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Ex-Champions in
 Bay State Play

Newton. Mass. July 28-UP)-- Two former national amateur champions, Francis Ointment and Jesse Guilford. both of Massachu- setts, were among field of 40 golfers scheduled to battle in 36- hole test on Zraeburn today for New England's 12 places in the 1891 U. $. amateur championship entry list.
 Other prominent golfers among the 40 were Frederick J. Wright, Jr.. state amateur champion. and Tommy Taller and Brad Oxnard. both of Rhode Island.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28

Chicago, New York and Brooklyn the runner-up position in the Ma | tional league while in the Ameri- can the New York Yankees are closing In on the Washington Sen ators, current holders of second place.
 The Cubs, eight and one half Cardinals, hold half game ad- vantage over the Giants and are full game ahead of Brooklyn. Washington, II games behind Philadelphia World Champion Athletics, have q three-game mar gin over the Yankees.
 Elliott Came Through
 The Cardinals, although idle, added a half a contest to their leadership yesterday when Chicago lost to Philadelphia, to 6. An early lead off Guy Bush coupled with excellent relief pitching by Jim Elliott enabled the Phillies to win.
 The Cubs retained second place, however, for the Giants lost to Pittsburgh, s to 6. The Pirates made the best of their ten hits and took advantage or two New York errors.
 St. Louis scheduled contest with Boston was played as a part of q doubleheader Sunday as was the Brooklyn Cincinnati game carded for yesterday.
 Rube Waiberg registered his 18th triumph of. the season and his third victory In six days by pitching the Athletics 10 a , 10 ! 16-ining victory over the st. Louis Browns. Eric McNair's home run in the extra frame enabled the A s to win out after they had come from behind to tie the count in the ninth.
 Washington continued it's appar- ently hopeless pursuit of the Attn letics with a II To : decision over the Cleveland Indians. The Sena- tors pounded three Cleveland hurl- CTS hard as Carl Fischer, rookie southpaw, registered his tenth vic tory.
 Even stephen
 New 1ork ana ChlcaGo dlVlded doublehcader, the White Sox talk ing the first game $ to in 10 in nings and the Yankees capturing the nightcap, 12 to 2. Lazzeris error enabled the White Sox 10 win out in the opener which saw Babe Ruth pound out his 27th homo run of the season. The Yankees bonn barded Mckain and Caraway for l7 hits while Wells held the Sox to [.
 Boston defeated Detroit 13 to 4 in the other American league con test. An 8-run assa ult on Bridges In the fourth inning enabled Mac Fayden 10 coast to victory. Mark Kocuig. shortstop, pitched the last two innings for Detroit and held Boston scorclcss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
MARTIN APPLIES
 FINE LASH TO
 N. H. BULLDOGS

New Haven, Conn, July B. (UP)-Gene Martin. president and manager of the New Haven Bulldogs, to-day administered disciplinary tonic 10 his last place Eastern league baseball club, fning nine players, in- cluding Bruce Caldwell, first baseman, leading league hitter and treasurer of the New Haven club.
 Breach of training regulations at Albany, N. Y., recently caused Martin to fine the players. Cald- we'll was assessed S1O0, Pitcher Mahon and Catcher Skin $50 each and JoIiFe, Phillips, Der geron, Walsh. SchoIz and Lch- man S25 each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Joe B0wey Wins
 Over Fulton Park

With Joe Bowey hurling like George Earnshaw, George Curtis Washington Park playground nine defeated Nal O'Leary's Fulton Park aggregation yesterday after noon at Washington In an interest ing tilt 4 10 2. The youthful right handler famed three men with the bases loaded on two different occa- sions. F. kelly's terrific hitting pushed over two of the winners four markers. By virtue of the win the Washington nine are now lead ing the interplayground league with an undefeated slate. Thursday afternoon they collide with Mil street on their home diamond. Bowey and Malinowski formed the winners battery as did Guerrera and Maloney for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
CHOCOLATE FACES
 SERIOUS CHARGE

Havana, Cuba. July 2S-(uP)- - Eid Chocolate of Cuba, who recent Iv won the junior lightweight box ing championship or the worio iroIi Benny Bass of Philadelphia'. wn' at liberty under bonds tooay ioi- lowing his arrest yesterday o" |" statutory charge of years staho- ing. o
 Chocolate denied the charge brought against him by the fatner of his former fiancee, Senortia ho- sario Mora Martinez.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Kulman Hit Hard
 as Dept A Loses

In one of the best played games this season, Dept 31, of the Water bury Clock shop defeated Dept A at Hamilton park Friday morning by d. 5-3 score. Art Beregeron hufl- ed for the winners and limited the "A boys to three scattered hits. while Johnny kulman, the Putsic Friars no-hit, no.run hurler, was banged all over the lot. Everything kulman threw seemed headed for Wolcott and two of his outfelders were exhausted from chasing home runs and triples. Dept 3l would like to play Bucks Hills. For games phone Manager Maisto, 3-8S35.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Washington Hills
 vs Detroit Clowns

Local baseball fans wIll be pleased to learn that the Detroit Clowns, one of the outstanding teams in the country will show their wares at Hamilton Park Frt- day August ' against the Wash ington Hills. The proceeds of this game will also be turned oyer 10 the Federation Circuit which com prises teams Tn the Public parns and Recreation leagues.
 The Brooklyn Royal COlorcd Giants which made such hit with Waterburiana here last week de- feated the Clowns last week at Wingdale, x. Y. hy q a-4 score in ahectic tilt, The Royal Giants may also play a return engagement at Hamilton Park
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
CAMPOLO VS SCHAAF

Brooklyn, July 28-UP)-Pro- motcr James l. Johnston will stage his third outdoor heavyweight bout of the season at F.bbets field, Brook lyn, Aug 26 when Victoria CampoIo of Argentina meets Ernie Srhaai of Boston, in q 1O-rOund bout
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Retzlaff and
 Osa Meet TOnite

New York, July 28-(UP)- -- Charley Retzlaff. rd-hitting Du- luth, Minn.. youth regarded as the most promising of the younger heavyweights, opposes Mateo Osa of Spain in 10-round bout Tn Greensboro stadium tonight.
 It will mark RetZlaff's second New York appearance. In his first two weeks ago, he knocked out Ralph Ficucello of Brooklyn in two rounds. Osa also has a victory over Ficucello to his credit, having knocked out the Brooklyn battlef in three rounds at Madison Square garden last winter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Hamilton Park g
 ROut Waterville

Tom Carneys Hamilton IaIh playground team had httie uiih culty disposinG of WaterViIle fafk yesterday in an inter-pIayBrouhu league game winning l1 10 l. Yankee" Scovill hurled TOT the east endcrs and held the Vlliers to three hits while his mates toucheo Meadows for 2 safeties. The score L,, innincs. R. IT. F. Hamilton ..203 21O oO--lt Il Waterville 900 100 oO--
 Batteries: Scovill and Louehran; Meadow and Ryan. Umplre: hdi Brennan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
BOSTON BOYS EXCEL

Lynn, Mass, July 28-CCP).- Boston A. A. athletes won II of thu" IS championships in the annual New England 4. A. E. track and field championships here last night.
 The meet record for the three mile walk was broken by F.. C. Will son of E A. A, who covered th" distanc" in 22 minutes 53 2-5 gee OndS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28

C;ainer-Olin fight show at the White City Stadium last night, were buttonholed by their Wes' Haven brother Elks. or m other words they were sold tlcKe.s and invited to attend the EiKs Milk Fund amateur hght snow d. inc White City tonight. DICK Gray is acting as master or 'na ceremonies and has promised lS of his best simon pure bouts.
 Larry Gordon. local mittster Wno hasn't done much ring work dur- ing the last year or so. got pach into action down at Al Caroly Walnut Beach club Saturday nisn. and dropped six round dec'so" to Romeo DuBois in what was Vot- cd inc best bout of the night.
 These two Frenchmen threw gloves at each other continuously for |" minutes without letup. NO less a nudge of boxing than senator Toe Lawlor stated after the bout that 1t would make good return match for Waterbury. VI any other club that wants to sho" two fighters who are wiling Vt" fight three minutes out or every round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
SLATTERY TRAINING AT
 SPECUIATOR

New York. July 28.-Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo is training at Gene Tunneys old camp in Specu- lator, N. Y.. for his fifteenround bout with Maxie Rosenbloom for the worlds light heavyweight cha m pionship at Ebbets Field a week from Wednesday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
CATO X CROWLEY MATCHED

New York, July 28.-J0hnny Gaito will box Tommy Crowley In an eight-rOund bout at the Bronx Parkway Arena, North White Plains. to-morrcw night. Tn other eight-roundcrs, Eddie cerda will fac" MaXie Lciner and Joey Belair will encounter Benny Whittier. Two six-rounders are also carded'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
HEAVY ENTRY LIST

New York, July 2S-'UP)--Ine ne entries of 180 men, the largest nelo ever to compete in the event, nave been accepted by the United states Golf association for the 1881 anna tcur public links golf championship 10 be decided on the Keller course at St paul. Minn. beginning Aug
 Iat 1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
League Confab

All members of the Young Italian A. C. nine of the City Recreation
 league are requested to put in their appearance tonight at o'clock at Fulton park pavilion where the weekly meeting of the City Recrea- tion and Public Parks circuit will be held. President Arthur J. Lunny, the merry mortician, will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
OKELLY VS BERGOMAS

New York. July 2s.--A return bout between Con O'kelly, Irish heavyweight, and Giacomo Bergo- mas of Italy will feature the new policy program at Madison Square Garden Monday night. Their last bout was called a draw at the end of six rounds and the decision was very unpopular with the fans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Queen OF The Courts Has Lost None Of Her M
Helen Wills Moody
 Brushing Aside All
 Opposition On Courts
By HENRY McLEMORE

Seabright, N. J.. July 2s-lUP)-Heaven only knows @ why she wants it or what will do with it after she gets it. but the fact stands that Mrs Helen Wills Moody VIII step gravey out on the court here to-day and begin de for the big silver bowl that goes with victory in the women singles division the annual Seabrght invitation lawn ten
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Mill Ramblers to
 Oppose An-Stars

Tonight at 6:3O o'clock at the ponL Garden stadium. Jack Tang ney's Mil street Ramblers wiii CO.,. .. lide with Bill Gaughans Ai,n.a ,o,ar' in A game that should prove ''''' esting. ,,ch stars as Teddy shulski. who had a try, a a,,t with the Colored Giants ot Kew @ York. "Tin Ear" Latina. one ne of the most promising younsstuh,s ths In inc city. "Bilr' Hanley, the wonder boy at fifteen, "Dimpies Malinoski, a true Mickey Cochrane, the only difference being that ne is not drawing Mickey's salary
 The batteries will probably be, for the All-Stars, Carolan will pi.cn and S!attery will eaten. TOT and .n Ramblers, Kelley will pitch ana Malinoski will catch. Ralph fus, gles will endeavor to call the gooo and bad ones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Runner-Up Competition
 Occupies Fan Interest
 OF Big League Races
By LEO H. PETERSEN United Press staff Correspondent

New York, July 28-(UP)-With Philadelphia and St Louis enjoying comfortable margins of leadership interest in the 1881 major league pennant centered to-day the battles being waged for second place.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
Moran and Jones
 Lead QuOit Loop

The duo of Moran and Jones is leading the Overlook QuOit league al the current writing. The standing tO date.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
JUST HERE
 AND THERE

Several members of the local Elks lodge, who attended the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-26
MOVING TIME HOMES

April / and moving time about
here. See these:
For rent: Good room house,
bath, fine location, near square, fine
garden, reasonable rent.
For rent: Good Groom house,
fine large garden, Good location, rea-
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rooms, fine location, near square.
5 room. near school. $1,000.
room, bath, near Main, $2,65O.
Two A room, 81, 900 to s2,100.
Two room, $3.50 to $4,000.
Four room, 500 to $4,000.
Three room, $3.50 to $500.
Two fine moderns, fine locations.
Good building lot, fine location.
Bargains in small farms.
List your property or farm with
US now to sell this spring.
TAYLOR REALTY 90.
Second Floor Jones Bldg,
McConnelsvilie. Ohio
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-26
Federation Clubs Meeting

The quarterly meeting of the Nor
gan County Federation of Farm
Women's clubs, will be held Satur-
day April A, at 1:30 p. M, at the
rest room, in McConnelsville. The
following program will be given:
Opening exercises, Catha Johnson:
Your greatest achievement of 1880,
and how are you going to beat it in
1881, club; Essential attributes of a
model American housewife, Alice
Rutledge; reading, Sara White; Eff
feet of dress, paper. May Spencer:
To which should we give most
thought, yesterday, today, or tomor-
row, why, paper, Winnie Parmiter;
My favorite economy stunt, club;
contest, Flo Strong.-XX.