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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-19
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-19

General Foods Corporation earnings
in current quarter to approximate those
Of % cents in September. 1880 quarter
Nine months. s2.s5 a share. against
S293 in same period Of 1880.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
CROSBY, WILEY 5'S
 PLAY TONIGHT

Two of Waterbury's three public high school basketball teams will be in action tonight, according to sched ule. Crosby's blue and white combine still smarting under the criticism since being beaten last Saturday by Warren Harding, whom they should have defeated by ten points, goes to the post this evening with New Ha- ven's Hillhouse outfit as opposition, the game to take place in the Wilby gym. Reserve teams of both schools will meet in a preliminary game booked for 7:30 o'clock. The local team is again expected to win by a comfortable margin, but no one is taking anything for granted since that exhibition of last week.
 Out of Town
 Jimmy Lee and his Wilby Wild cats started on long ride this morn- ing, with Westfield, Mass as their des tination. where they will engage the St Mary's crowd. close rivals of the local aggregation for the past few years. Inasmuch as the green and white array seems to have hit it's stride after rocky start, followers are hoping for n decisive victory even though the game will not count toward Connecticut interscholastic ranking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
|LEVINSKY GETS
 BIG CHANCE FOR
 BOXING PROGRESS
Meets Jimmy Slattery in Return Bout Tomorrow
 Night in Chicago

Chicago, January 13 (UP) - King Levinsky. pride of the Chi cago Ghetto, reaches the crossroads of his career in a 10-round bout with Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo at Chicago Stadium Wednesday night.
 If the King wins. he has an op- portunity to march onward to pu- gilistic fame, if he loses and the Wise Money" is offering to 5 odds that he will Levinsky has little propsect for the future other than ultimate return to his career as a fish peddler which he deserted last year for a flash across the fis- tic horizon.
 Won, But Lost?
 Slattery gave Levinsky Q masterly boxing lesson in their previous meet ing last November, although the judges fumbled the decision and gave the verdict to Levinsky. Slat- tery, twice world light-heavy- weight champion and one of the best boxers in the ring. has trained seriously for the return engage ment and will enter the ring as an odds on favorite.
 Levinsky's supporters point out that the king needs but one punch to win and profess to believe that he will catch Slattery some time during the bout and score q knock out. Their confidence is strength ened by Levinsky's previous per- formances. In the past Levinsky has learne denough in his first bouts with rivals to enable him to knock them out in return engagements even though decisively beaten in the first meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
BRASS COURTSTERS
 MEET SC0VILL IN
 DUSTY HEADLINER
Defending Champs in Cru= cial Game at Central Y- Clock Cagemen Face Telephone at 8 O'Clock

Two feature attractions are sched- uled for basketball lovers at the central "Y" gym tonight with four of the leading Industrial league teams furnishing the action. In the main combat the undefeated Ameri can BrG,'s team, champions of the league season after season, go to bat against the second place Scovill team at 9 o'clock.
 In the first tilt at 8 o'clock the Clock courtStcrs take on the Telc- phone shooters. The former aggre gation is also tied for second place and ia anxious to remain there, but if Eddie Bagley and Danny McCar- thy and the rest of the hello men, have any luck with their long shots the Clocks may fird themselves d game further from first place than they are at the present time.
 Hay Daly and Johnny Dunn will lineup at forward for the Brass with Ecrb Stokes at center and Rip" fruin and Joe Wall in the rear courts. Scovill will begin with Char lie Ovcrton and sonny Mahcr at forwards, Howie Kraft at center and Captain Johnny Mccormack and Lou Carringtcn at guards. Dancing will follow the main attrac- tion. John A. Cluncy will handle both games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
Run,ors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World The Crist Of Athletic Contest
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY
A Baer-Faced Shame!
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Waterbury boxing fans who think getting their money this should New York Friday night and $50 better Max B outpont old Tom Heney in the main bout of the Gardens program this week Up recently we have had the greatest for Tom Mrd matchmaker who interested
 giving the public the he could the of boxing bouts but this Baer ney thing smells loud you're interested anayze the situation for Here's Ba. brought from California to build up heavyweight fight racket New York 200 pound av bgging 1928 Jack Shay Max brought into New York for his first showing Somebody picked customer little too tough for him push when he billed to meet Ernie ea who promptly outponed him good fight which the limit but ss- fled To make that such u will be made again. and banking the good showing that Baer made old Tom Heen who washed up heavyweight contender of merit dragged Bae first victim You bet all the olives Naples Baer will win Friday night possibly by knockout unless thing terribly terribly wrong These days qualify such
 when he what goes in New York under the deta top of the three dumb dukes has referred the Gotham boxing There's about the gamblers tainly have the boxing business by the little old New York
 Just illustrate the point. The writer standing the lobby few last before Jimmy MarnnRuby Godein gram begun Along James Joy Johnson and a and stopped chat with friend All him he boys BET TING TO GOLDSTEIN WOULD BE KNOCKED OUT BEFORE THE FIFTH ROUND Understand they LAYING to the knockout How do hgue James Joy his friend Well Menn ought take him easily replied the latter Just for If have forgotten boxing statistics Roby stretched flat share of phoney stock in the SECOND ROUND And SO
 Now they drag Hney for the sacrfea to build Baer Schmeng Shakey Their beat wbut then what does the law in New York? Its makers violators
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
RIMG GOSSIP
 by BILL HIGGINS
LEW BROWN LOSES DUKE" TO PAIR OF SCISSORS.

Lew Brown, well known New Haven manager of fighters and .li
 rector of IoXing of the New Haven Arena, IS at present confiE.d ;o Grace hospital, in New Haven, where Ec is rece!vin" treatment to severe cut in his right thigh following his participation ia an unadvertised bout win pair of tailor's shears at his p,ace of business, wholesale wool en house, late Saturday afternoon.
 Lew received the leg wound. which required IA stitches 10 close. when he ran his leg ag1inet one of the points of the shears that had been left protruding from an open draw CT below q display counter. It IS expected that he will be able to leave the hospital within q few days, but not n time to sit in on the next Arena light show. which is slated for staging tomorrow night.
 Ample proof of Lew's popularity was evidenced by the steady stream of the m ore favora bly, known mem- btrs of rhe Elm City's fight fratcr- nifty that f'ed in and out of the hos pital all day yesterday for the pur- pose of visiting Lew and wishing him q speedy recovery.
 JOHNNY GAITO.STEVE SMITH
 HEAR NEW nAt EN fIIllI OAkD
 According to all reports, more than few local fight fans are so- ing to journey to New Haven tonight for the urpose of viewing Johnny Gaito. of Yonkers, in action in one of the eeature ten rounders at the Arena. ,iaito is slated for duty with dura ble Steve Smith, of Bridge pert, and this bout figures to be the toughest test the Yonkers youth has faced since donning the gloves. For young.iter in the racket Gaito has compiled |, very imposing record. but never before has he been called upon to exchange gloves with such all experienced opponent as Steve Smith. This bout figures to produce greater action than many staged in this section in some time. Regard less of whom the winner of to- nights muss might be. the bout promises to be close and should make a great re-match for this city.
 The other ten round star bout will show Buddy Howard. in his first New Haven bout in some time, being opposed by Armand DeCarlo, who has two wins over Jose Santos to his credit. In another match Lou Be- gash. Park City veteran. will engage in the third of a series of comeback bouts with Gene Bryan. of Norwalk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
FORMER WORLDS CHAMPION REFEREE
 AT HARTFORD GO
LetO Meets Martin in Main Bout at State ArmOry With Dempsey as Arbiter -O'Brien vs ManOlian for Title

Hartford, Jan 13-Boxing makes it's 1881 debut in Hartford tonight under gala auspices.
 Promoter Ed Hurley will stage an all-star, pOpular-priced card and with Jack Dempsey, former worlds heavyweight champion, in the role of reference.
 On The Air
 Dempsey arrives in Hartford this afternoon with his secretary, Leon- ard Sachs, and will go on the air at 6:30 from WTIC, answering 8 series of questions which will be flung at him by A. B. Mckinley, sports editor of the Hartford Times.
 The former king of heavies will referee but one bout on tonight $ card-the main event in which Tony Leto of Tampa, Florida, meets Andy Martin of Boston. There are four bouts on the card, all ten-rounders.
 Leto has lost but four bouts in more than 100 and has not lost any since he took up his headquarters in Hartford nearly a year ago. He meets a seasoned ring performer in Mar tin.
 Action Here
 The New England middleweight title is at stake in the semi-final which finds the two claimants for the crown, Frankie O'Brien of Hart ford and "Wop" Manolian of Boston in action. O'Brien, one of the hardest hitters in hte class, is in great shape and is picked to win.
 Two of the best bantams in New England come together in the open- ing bout with Eddie Reed of Hart ford meeting Al Beauregard of Taft vile. Then there is fourth ten- rounder. in which Nick Christy, the rushing, hard-hitting Bristol feather weight, takes on Johnny Delano of Boston who gave Tony Leto a hard fight at Foot Guard hall in Decem- Der.
 The presence of Jack Dempsey linked with one of the most attrac- tive cards ever offered local fans is expected to send big crowd to the ample Broad street armory.
 The first bout is Set for 8:15 o. clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
HOW L. A. GOLF
 MONEY WAS SPLIT

Los Angeles, Jan 12-(UP)- Prize money in the sixth annual s1O,000 Los Angeles open was divided as follows:
 1-Ed Dudley. Wilmington, Del $500. q,
 2.-Eddie Loos, Chicago, sl'- 312.5O; Al Espinosa, Chicago $i'- .. .roo.
 4-Tommy Armour, Detroit, $ooo; Frank Walsh, Chicago. $500.
 6-Leo Diegel. Agua Caiiente' j275; Craig Wood, Bloomfield N V. s275. .ooo
 S-Harry Cooper, Chicago, s2oo;
 9-Walter Hagen, Detroit, $l6Z- 90; Gene Sarazen. New York, $loz- jO
 The next fifteen professionals re- eived 31OO and the next six pro- essionals $50 each. ~
 Roland Mackenzie, Washlns.on' ,. C., was the low amateur. hnish, ng in sixteenth place. and receiVea silver trophy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
Jockey Officials
 Given Discretion

providence. F. l.. January Is
 pD Officials of the Canadian narican Hockey League voted a. meeting here yesterday to aiiow ferees to use discretion in pen izing players who cut or othel- SC injure opponents.
 Heretofore. major penalties had zen mandatory In such cases. Now the referee believes cut or her injury was inflicted hcc,, sntally. he may mete out oniy inor penalty. e .ho President James F.. Dooley oi thc ,oue told the referees to )nterpr'' rictly the rule under which eoa' must not delay in d1sposihs o' nuck after making stops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
Golf Carauan Into Mexico For $25, 900 Play
MARTIN AND CALDWELL MAY MANAGE PROPS

Reports were prevalent around town last evening that It would be only q matter of few days before Bruce Caldwell, former Yale star, and Gene Martin. pop ular manager of the PrOfs last season, would combine and take over the now dcfunct franchise Of the New Haven baseball club and apply for admittance to the Eastern league for the 1881 sea- son. It has becn rumOrcd for several days that these two dia- rmOnd figures would make this step, and loyal followers Of the game in this city were extremely pleased at the idea, in order to give New Haven league ball again this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
BRUINS VS RANGERS

Boston, Jan. 13.-(UP) -Boston's Bruins and New York's Rangers. first and third place clubs respective ly in the American division of the National Hockey league, were to meet at Boston Garden tonight.
 The Rangers have not scored a victory over the Bruins since Decem- Der of 1928 Since that time they have lost 13 times to Boston, the teams playing tie games twice.
 McAdams and Dillon. forwards. and >Kenney, defenseman. were to lppear in Boston with the Rangers for the first time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13

Untii this tournament, Ed Dudley a master stylist on the links, had never been able to reach golfdom' i heights because of his carefree, in- different manner. He seemed to play for the fun of it rather than for the stakes.
 \ Great Finish.
 Repeatedly. Dudley, a big, swag gering handsome chap, has failed m q pinch, so he was completely over- looked throughout the first three rounds of the three-day Los An geles open. Never up among the leaders until the start of the final round, he shot 68 on his final Is holes, one under par and one of the four lowest scores of the tourna ment. to capture first prize of $3,500 with q 72-hole total of 286 strokes.
 Eddie Loos and Al Espinosa, both of Chicago, who were out in front at the end of 3G holes each shot q "A on their final two rounds and tied for second. Loos and Espinosa each received $1,312.50 in prize money.
 Tommy Armour, Detroit. an1 Frank Walsh, Chicago, tied for fourth place. each with 2S8 strokes. They received $500 each.
 Slow But Sure.
 Dudleys whirlwind fnish-some- thing he had never been able to ac- complish before in q big money tournament--enable him to win. At the end of the tirst Is holes he was In Il tie with seven others for fourteenth Llacc. At the end of 3G holes he had worked his way to d tie tyith if with q 145. The start of the final with three others for fifth place at 217 strokes. Even then he was still considered all outsider.
 Then after shooting 72-73-72 on his first three rounds, Dudley astounded q gallery of more than 5000 by coming home with d b.il- liant GS, while the leaders Diegei. Loos, Espinosa. Walsh, Armour and oihers-did not have even an aver age effort left after 54 grueling holes.
 fhe first big tournament of the year in which the new lighter and bigger golf ball vas used proved that the big money players can shoot as well with It as with the old ball.
 Some Score.
 James Thinner, Jasper Park, Can- ada, shot Il 3l on his nIst nine in the third round, the lowest score for nine holes ever made in six years or play i'll the Los Angeles open. Al EsrinOsa had q sensational IS hoe round of G. On the first day there were 134 birdics and one eagle. on the same day, Tony Mlncro r.lms- lord. N. r.. and Jack Forester, Hackensack, x, J., had five birdies each for IS holes.
 Th.s years Los Angeles tournn- meat Was the most successful in his tory, with more than 1S.O0O per sons paying approximately $1O,0OO to witness the three days play warm weather prevailed after rain caused days postponemcnt of the start.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
M'Millen Earns Biz
 Bout With L0nd0s

New York. Jan 3--tUP)-Morc than 5000 fans packed the list ar mory last night to watch Jim Me Ail.en. one time University of llli- nos football star, defeat Gino Gari- baldi of Italy. in a heavyweight wrestling match.
 By his victory McMiilen earned the right to meet Jim Londos of Greece. in championship match Tn Madison Suua,e Garden, January 2G.
 A series of flying tackles resulted in Garibaldis downfall after 55 min utcs and 3o seconds of wrestling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
Even Sharkey Has His Day

Jack Dempseys rating of Stbng and Sheng ahead of Jack Sharkey the best heavyweighs of the day. looks in the face of Will Carey that both the southern boys and the Germans Yusse the Muscle Jacobs offer either of them the ring with the Boston sailor Miami Of Dempsy rating really his heart belief bold enough think when consider that Jack has felt Shkey yellow the night the latter quawked foul Yankee stadium and knocked cold right afwad by the Jack Dempsey Shmeng Sharkey foul don't place in the ring with him. Sharkey had when Smeng jumped Jacks body blow gone yond control As for Sbng fight Shary
 about tips off his lack of confidence though great Dempsey has been trying pound Strbng that take the prize ticket of Johnny Buckley
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
DARTMOUTH STOPS
 YALE FIVE, 29-27
Hanover Cagers Dust Ei's From the Intercollegiate League Leadership = Booth Is III

Hanover, N. H., Jan 13.-Dart- mouths basketball team triumphed in sensational game last night. downing Yale by 29-27 and busting the Ellis from the leadership of the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league. The Green is now in front with two victories in as many starts!
 Yale led until the final three min- utes of the game when Eddie Pick en dropped in two quick goals to give Dartmouth 1-point lead. From then on to the end the Green was forced to protect this lead no less than seven times as each Eli surge was matched by Dartmouth sharp shooters. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
IIILLIES SETBACK

Bill Gaughan's Washington Hill Elks handed Red" Gladney's Wash. ington Hill Hillies 33 to 29 setback at the Washington school gym last night in an interesting setto. John Hogan Jr and "Parch" Desmarais were too much for the Hillies, each annexing 12 points. Mickey Walker, 8 miniature description of the mid dleweight champ, garnered 13 points for the vanquished cagesters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
MAROONS BEATEN

The West End Juniors showed too much impetus against the South End Maroons last night and scored a A. 36 win at the Chase Park gym. Mar ticello and Denze with 16 and IS points, respectively, were the win ners best shots while the same held true for Jack Mcclure of the losers who dented the nettings for eight baskets and four free tries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
With the Amateurs
N. B. BOYS CLUB WIN.

New Britain. Jan 13.-(SpeciaD The New Britain Boys Club quin- tet won it's sixth straight victory last night by defeating Booth Pre- paratory of New Haven, 54 to 32. The game was a free scoring affair from start to finish, with the New Britain aggregation having Q de- cided advantage. The opposing cen- ters. Kerelejza and Resnick, starred for their respective teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
ALL.STARs DEFEATED

Earl Hunters Community Indies trounced Burke's All-Stars last night at the Pearl street Community House gym 78 to 22. Mcdonald with 16 and Walton and Garner with 14 points enjoyed a scoring spree for the winners while Burke scored IS of his teams 22 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
METROS IN ACTION

Tonight at the Pearl street COm- munity House the Metros defending Junior legaue champions. meet the Bulldogs in league encounter at 7:30 o'clock. Tomorrow night the Unemployed Five and Community JJuniors will be opponents in an- other league game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
ATHELETICS VICTORIOUS

Jack Butter1Y's East End Juniors bowed before the attack of the Ath- letics at the Croft gym Friday. Al to 37. McVerry and Lov starred for the winners and Delehantv for the losers. The Athletics challenge any IA to 16 year old team in the city. For games phone 8281 and inquire for John.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
Indies Triumph.

The Phillip Indies conquered the Cornmashers A to 15 at Chase Park last night in an uninteresting con- test. West and Fancher with 16 and 10 points respectively were the big guns for the Indies while Conner ford with points was the losers high scorer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
WASHINGTON TRIMS
 BARNARD 20 TO }

In one-sided game yesterday af- ternoon with the Barnard school boys. Wnshington's grammar school array hung 20 to 3 defeat on the Brooklyn boys in their own back yard. Pomponio scored points for the winners. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
Ice Cream and Pickles

Reports from New York operative have Kelly dough from that Gn bout is tied up Gotham a with Keys monck Kelly funds
 Gns hand injury in the Larrve bout and his last Saturday. about kills the
 Hall New Haven the 9th under Al W Gray Harry Gae- tano Down Yale the lads will tell you their freshman can make monkeys of the varsity during scmmags Washington Hills plan have Manager Scoops Carey for to- nights City Amateur League meeting and from the things gaD liable to become hot and heavy Laugh you w but you hear about ping before long and little Mike Perusn will the Hodson parors Washington Hills lost good admirers by their Sunday refusing play because of their objection charge Nick Siam he points oame tbs week. and promises won happen The school kids usually foul shooting before games of town Some of the high school and league to take from their book throwing since the man no longer allowed shoot all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13

key apparently left out in plans for Madison Square Gardens 1881 heavyweight program, O'Keefe be- lieves the Boston sailor will recon sider previous refusals to meet Griffiths.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13

4Uj 423 4l2-l240 High single-Colombe, 1924 Higa three-Hardy, 341. High team single-Hoyt's, 423. High team total-Hoyt's team, 1240. Larry Madge, IA 1-2, Cleveland, and Billy Holt, 145 1-2. Pittsburgh, fought an eight-round draw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
Canadian Golfer Shot
 Nine Holes In 31 For
 New Tourney Record
Nv GEORGE KIRKSEY

Los Angeles Jan 13-(UP)-With the sixth annual $10, Angeles open tournament and Ed Dudley of Will ington Del holding his first major golf tte the gong avan headed to-day Mexico and the $25000 Agua Caene open which starts tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
GOOD! LoRD
Sword Fish

Lewiston. Me. January 13 -
 (UP) - Lords goal from re- bound In the third period gave Bates 3-2 win over Bowdoin in s hockey game here last night,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-13
MATCH GAMES TONIGHT

The match between the French Manufacturing and the Waterbury Clock teams looms up as the feature game in the Industrial circuit to- night. The French Manufacturing have one game lead to protect, this representing their lead over .he Clockmakers according to the last standing issued. Another good game should result from the meeting Of the Diamond Ginger Ale and the Dairymen from Worden's. The for mer have been going at a nice pace of late and should be able to give the Cunningham crew a good series. The Patent Button who have all kinds of bowlers on their staff meet the American Brass and this offers possibilities of another good match.
 The Schedule.
 Alleys French Mfg Co vs Wtby Clock 1-2 Plume X Atw'd vs Oakville Pin 3-4 Wohican Market vs Conn. Co 5-6 Patent Button vs Amer. Brass 7-8 Dd. Ginger Ale vs Worden's.. 9-10