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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25
TARHEEL IS RULED OUT
Captain of Nine Is Barred for Sign
ing Pro Contract.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., March Is Up.
University Of North Cardinals attn
letic council has ruled Burgess White
head, captain and star shortstop of the
base ball team, ineligible for further
collegiate competition because Of q pro-
fessional contract he had signed with
the Rochester, N. Y, International
League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25
q. w. NETMEN PLAY N. w.

George washington University's ten
mis- team will meet New York Univer-
sity's racketers in New York April 18
instead Of May Is as originally sched-
uled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25
HoYAS WILL TRY AGAIN
Hope to Play W. and L. Today.
Rain Prevents v. NJ. I. Tilt

Kahn prevents v. M. I. Tilt
LEXINGTON. Va. March 49,
Georgetown Universitys base ball team
was hopeful that conditions would be
such that It could engage washington
and Lee here this afternoon. The con-
test with the Generals originally was
scheduled for Monday.
The Hoyas were to have faced
v. M. I. here yesterday, but rain inter-
fered. Whether O. q. and the Cadets
viii get together later In the season Is
not certain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25

w YTTH the closing of the in
M door track season Of the
Y v East, those who are look
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Informed by the Democrat this morning of the selection of his team for the New England play, Coach Jimmy Lee of Wilby was noticeably enthusiastic in the midst of his pre- parations for the first game of the Yale play Friday afternoon against Tommy Monoghan's Bristol high
 basketeers. The second Connecti- cut team to play at Newport has
 not been made known as yet.
 Some Of the Entries.
 Wilby was the second team to be accepted for the New England tour nament, Rogers high of Newport
 being the first group chosen and Northampton, Mass, the third It is expected that Dover nigh. winner of the New Hampshire tournament will represent that state and Bur- lington high will enter for Vermont. The eastern representative of Mass achusetts will be decided at the NJ. I. T. tournament and the Bay States second selection vii lbe made known later.
 Reports from Newport are that Wilby's selection has been received with favor by Rhode Island fans, who remember that Rogers high sensational winning streak was rude ly interrupted by Wilby by 32 to IA count in this city d few weeks
 ago and in the return game, the Wa terbury boys were beaten by a point. 21 to 20, which gave each team d
 win, which was the identical situ- ation last year in the GIens Falls tournament where both were entered
 and both teams played against each other in the first rOlnd
 Step by Step.
 Taking one thing at a ime, Coach Lee is concentrating on the Bristol
 game at Yale first. Practice will
 be held this evening at , o'clock for the Green and White and prac- tice game or two squeezed in before
 the tourney at New Haven gets un- der way Friday afternoon.
 Anxious as they are to get infor-
 nation as to the referees to be l named for the state tournament, it is doubtful if the coaches will be
 aware of the selections until pretty close to first game time Friday h. ability to satisfy all concerned in the past has caused the Connecticut In- terscholastfc conference heads to hold up the names of the officials
 until the last minute. It is under
 stood that three officials will be selected, two to work in each game, the umpire in one game being re- fierce in the following contest. List Wanted.
 There was a slight hitch in tour nament plans this morning concern ing Wilby's entry in the play L. R. Spencer. principal of the Commercial high school. New Haven and presi- dent of the state Interscholastic con- | ference had not received Wilbys eligibility list and is understood to have remarked that the Wilby team would be thrown out" of the tour ney unless the list was forthcoming
 quickly. It is believed, however, that such a minor difficulty would
 be strengthened out as soon as Coach Lee was informed of the delay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
CANzONERI-BILLY
 PETROLLE IN N. Y?

New York, March 10. (UP)-Of- ficial approval for lightweight championship bout between cham pion Tony Canzoneri and Billy Pe- trolle is expected to be asked at to- days meeting of the New York Athletic commission.
 CanZoneri has agreed to meet Petrolle at Madison Square Garden, March 27, but is demanding an early decision regarding the bout as he also has an offer to fight Tommy Grogan of Omaha at Chicago this summer.
 Petrolle's status remains in doubt with the commission still withhold ing his purse for a recent bout with King Tut of Minneapolis. It is re- ported that the commission has found no evidence of wrong doing in Petrolle's knockout victory and will exonerate the Fargo fighter. Tut, reputedly, is scheduled to do further penance before being allowed to fight in New York again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
Two Dusty League
 Games Tonight

The top and bottom occupants of the Industrial Basketball ladder will be seen in action tonight at the central Y. M. c. A. when the weekly le-header is due for presenta- tion. In the first game of the eve- ming scheduled for 8 o'clock, the Farrell Foundry array will be op- posed by the Scovill clan in what should be an interesting game, un- less the Goss Grenadiers are hitting on all six. In the main tilt, the champion American Brass combine will show against the Beardsley- Wolcott speedsters in q game which should keep the Brassies on their toes. Dancing after the games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

pion Johnny Kilbane, believe he has the ability to become heavyweight champion.
 Extra Weight.
 Tommy received a setback in his first heavyweight invasion when he was knocked out in three rounds by Jack Sharkey. The extra poundage added after retiring undefeated as light-heavyweight champion slowed Loughran's footwork and he was un- impressive in bouts with numerous second raters.
 During recent months the Phila- delphian has trained down to 185 pounds and has staged a sensational comeback. He hopes to win a re- turn match with Sharkey and re- gards the Schaaf match as his big opportunity. Schaaf is Sharkey' s portege and it is believed that a influence Sharkey to abandon his temporary retirement to avenge the defeat.
 Barden Opposition. Reports today indicated that ne- gotiations are under way for Shar- key-Carnera bout at Ebbets field Brooklyn in July. Camera still is under suspicion by the New York athletic commission and his dismal showing against Jimmy Maloney at | Miami has injured his chances of being used in a feature bout here for the New York commission s heavyweight title. Then, too, Primo's contract with Madison Square Gar den Corporation of Illinois for bout with the Stribling- -Schmeling winner | in September forbids him to parti- cipate in engaging in any prior match.
 Johnny Kilbane believes Lough- | ran stands an excellent chance of ! becoming champion.
 "He can stab any of those other boys to death with his left" said Kilbane. His only fault is that he always is backing away when he hits with his right. If he would train for two months under a good boxing
 teacher he'd learn to use that hand
 properly. Then put him in with | Sharkey and when Jack makes his usual mistake of drawing back hi: | left he'll be knocked out.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
Brass City Eagles
 Win First Game

Waterbury Eagles defeated the Ansonia Eagles team last night in the first game of a series of five to be played. The home team talk ing the first and third games of the first meeting which was witnessed by a large number of local rooters. The rolling of Van Aaltyne, Croce and. Bill Ryan was the feature of the winners. The next meeting of the two teams will take place in An sonia Saturday, March 21st. A large delegation of rooters vii accompany the home ieam to the Copper City.
 The Scores:-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
LEAVENWORTH PLAYS
 FOR TITLE TONIGHT

With an opportunity to win its first championship, Louis Laun's Leayenw worth high tossers invades ,yatertown tonight to play for the Western Connecticut title against Y'erryyille high, with whom the To- cal boys tied during the regular league season, the play-off being or- dered on a neutral court. Both teams gre in excellent condition for their game which is expected to draw a capacity crowd Leavehworth will depend on Damelio and Creaven for most of it's scoring while five man defense is expected to hold Terry vile in check
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
ACES WIN ANOTHER

The Boys Club Aces added an- other victim to their list when they trimmed the Central Y Sigmas 30- 25 in an interesting game last night at the Cottage Place gym. Captain Griffin and Frankly Day with seven points each starred for the Aces, while Reynolds with ten points was the high scorer for the Sigmas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
COLLEGE FOOTBALL

New York, March 10.-UP).- Despite agitation for elimination of spring football practice. large squads of gridiron hopefuls have reported for drill at Columbia and Fordham university.
 Columbia held it's opening drill yesterday with 30 men reported to Coach Lou Little.
 Coach Frank Cavanaugh divided his Fordham squad into four sections as the Rams opened their second week of work and took personal charge of the more advanced play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Sharkey. Defeat will relegate Tom my definitely to the. ranks of the "dime a dozen class.
 Loughran un- a u e stionably is one of the best of present day b o X e rs and al- though he never has shown any real punching a. b ity m a n y judges of ring m e n, including J a c k Dempsey and former feath ormpiQbt cham .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
Fuller vs Bat"

Boston. March 10.-(UP) Fight ing two world champions within two weeks is to be the record of Sammy Fuller. rugged North End light weight.
 Fuller, who last week outpointed Tony Canzoneri of New Orleans, La, world lightweight champion, has signed for a 10-round bout with Bat Battalino of Hartford Conn, world featherweight champion, at Boston Garden. March 20. As in his fight with Canzoneri. the title will not be at stake
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
COLUMBIA CAGERS
 WIN TITLE AGAIN

New York, March 1O-(UP)- Columbia Unlvcrsity's basketball team to-day held the eastern in- tcrcOiiegiatc basketball league championship for the second con- sccutivc year by virtue of a 35 to 3l victory over Dartmouth last night. The victory clinched the title for Columbia which now has nine victories and no defeats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
Lby Also Selected For Nelu Englands Hoop
Moore, Macon Manager,
 to Direct Hartford

Hartford, Conn, March 10- (UPD-Charles Moore, catcher, pilot of the defunct Macon, Ga, Peaches, will manage the Hart ford Senators, ncwly-acquired Eastern league farm of the Brooklyn Nationals. His first pro- fessf0nal berth was with Toledo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
With the Amateurs
WARRIORS TRIUMPH

The fast stepping Warriors won their seventh straight game last
 night at the Boys Club trimming the Colonials 2S-21. Scnauster was
 high scorer for the winners with 13 points while Mobile featured the
 play of the losers with s points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
SCORPIONS TRIMMED

With Sullivan scoring eight double deckers the Scorpions proved to be easy victims for the Recreations and the result was a 32-25 victory for the Recreations. Sullivan featured for the winners while Bunocore with 12 points was the star for the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
LEADERS WIN.

The Boys Club Leaders took the measure of the Micks Five yester
 day afternoon when they trimmed the latter 24 to 16. Young with 10 points w>s high point getter for the Leaders, while Damellio with six points was high scorer for the losers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
Commercial Cagers
 Now Busy With Plans
 For Two Competitions
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Hard upon the announcement of the selection of Wby Highs basketball representatives of the eight participate in the Yale state tournament of its being chosen of Connecticut to participate the New England nterschoasc Basketball be held at Newport, Rhode Island, March 19, 20 and 21
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Boston, March 10.-UP) With only a tie needed to assure them of first place in the American di- vision of the National Hockey league, the Boston Bruins will meet the Maple Leafs of Toronto at Bos- ton Garden tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
CREW

New Haven, Conn, March 10.- UP) .--Yale's varsity crew activities were established at Derby on the Housatonic river to-day. Coach Ed Leader transferred the four varsity eights from the harbor rowing quar- ters late yesterday. Seventeen other crews will continue rowing in the harbOr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
Loughran Can Become World Champion Says
 Old Johnny Kilbane
By DIXON STEWART

New York; March 10-(UP)-Tommy Loughran Phila- dephia boxing master will his campaign for recogn ton as worthy heavyweight title contender in 10-round bout with Ernie Schaaf of Boston at Madison Square Garden Friday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Holyoke, Mass, March 1O-UP) Frankie Carlton. 135. Jersey City, N. J.. outpoirted Roland Le Cuyer. 133 IA. Holyoke, in a 10-round bout here last night. Art Chapdelaine, 125. Springfield, won a 10-round verdict over Johnny Brennan, 124 i-e, Trenton, N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

II March 6th--
 Spare Hands 3. Carpenters
 Machinists 3, Rubber Room
 Stampers 2, Shipping Room 1 Weekly records
 High single-Toby Calo, 134
 Hign three-Tony Guzzardi $40
 High game-Machinists, All High team--Machinists, 1,2I6 Season records
 High single-Samuel Micale. 153
 High three-Gus Gregory, 373
 High game-Machinists, ATT
 High team-Machinists, 1907 Schedule of games Friday. March Machine Room vs Carpenters. Alleys and 6 Rubber Room vs Shipping Room Alleys Band 4 Spare Hands vs Stampers. Alleys and 8 Individual averapae.-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

A victory will place Loughran in the center of the title scramble and pave the way for a return match between the Philade1phian and Jack
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Imports of linen piece goods into China last year were nearly double those of 1929.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

High singIe-S. Morrfs-129. High three-S. Ippo1ito-353. Team single-Workers- Team -Workers-1633.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Two more weeks and our league will close the 1881 season of the Wen Shop bowling league. The boys are amxiously awaiting the day of the banquet which will be set for some time after Easter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Salem. Mass. March 10-(UP)- Bobby Brown. Lowell middlewegiht. outpointed Steve Ketchell of Lowell in an eight-round bout here last pight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
YALE NEWS

New Haven, Conn.,, March 10.- (UP) Tn the face of more criticism than it has received in a long time, spring football practice opened at Yale yesterday with candidates, the largest number ever to report here. Head Coach Nal Stevens drilled the squad for an hour and a half and announced this would be the regular training period five days a week. Benny Friedman ran a large squad of backfield prospects through passing drill. Captain Albie Booth was in uniform.
 New Haven, Conn.,, March 1O.- (UP) air will be thick with quarterback strategy tonight when a group of Yale quarterbacks and former quarterbacks sits down to a dinner at Mory's as guests of Head Football Coach Nal Stevens. Benny Friedman, former Michigan All American quarter and Yale back field coach, will be present, the only non-Yale man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
WEB SHOP
 MARBLES

American Mills Bowling Lcague
 Statistics
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
Last Nights Fights
(By United PrcSS)

At PittsburS-Steve Smith, 129 12 of Bridgeport, Conn, defeated John- ny Datto 124 1-2. Cleveland G0); Mickey Duris, Al. Johnstown, de- feated Billy Holt. 145, Pittsburg S..
 At Brooklyn-Pete Albino, 153 1-2 Italy, defeated Joe Taffe, 149, Bay Ridge, (4; Billy Donohue, 160, New York, defeated Eddie Hultgren, 157, Bay Ridge. (O..
 At Manchester, Eng-World ban tamweight champion, Al Brown, 123 1-2, Panama, knocked out Will lie Farrell, 122, Winlaton, England, (3).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Bridgeport Conn, March 10- UP)-Midget Wolgast, Philadel- phia, worlds fyweight title claim ant. IA, easily defeated Pinky Sil- verberg, Ansonia. 116, in a 1O- round bout at Park Arena last right.
 Jimmy Scott. Bridgeport, 139, knocked out Harry Leonard, New York, 145, in the second.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Chicago, March 10-UP)-Joey Freeman, 130 3-4. won 10-round decision from Babe Ruth, 126, Louisville, Ky, here last night. Phil Ross, 1856, Chicago, knocked out Dean Spencer, 159 1-2, in the sixth round of the semi-fnal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Still needing but one victory to clinch the Web Shop bowling leogue championship for 1881, the Rubber Room boys faltered and dropped three games to their jinxed rivals, the Machinists. Manager Pauline Doe" Dente is planning to get his cohorts together into huddle and commence to clinch the title very soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

426 426 421-1283 High Single-Velturis, 132. High Three-Veturis. 343. High Game-OWls, 499. High Team-Owls, 143S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

With only Joe Pearson and Ray Menard being the only members to make an appearance in the lineup of the Carpenters last week, they managed. to give the four members of the Spare Hands tough tussel, especially the last game which they dropped by one pin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
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RAILROAD LEAGUE F..

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
Washington Girls
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
AnxOnia Eagles

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

One of the biggest attractions in- yOlving two of the best factory teams Is slated for Wednesday night, at the Grand alleys at o'clock. As 1t is an inter-factory affair, great interest is being shown by followers Of both teams. who will turn out to witness the great match game be- tween "DOc' Dante's Gasmen and George Langlois unbeatable Nom GaSmen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10
SPECIAL MATCH.

Waterbury Eagles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Both pilots were modest when in- tervleWed for a statement to the paper, but this is what these gabby Doys predict for this coming Wed- nesday nights battle.
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