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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
SENATORS

Biloxi, Miss, March 20.-(UP)- Art Fidler and Joe Smith, rookie hurlers. were named by Manager Walter Johnson to pitch for Wash ington in to-day's exhibition game with Spring Hill college. Smith is a graduate of the American Legion's sandlot league.
 Ed Kenna, catcher, has been re- leased to Chattanooga.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
TANKS

St Petersburg. March 20.--(UP)- New York's Yankees bid for their eighth exhibition game victory to- day in a contest with the Boston Braves. Herb Pennock and Paul Andrews cooperated yesterday in winning No z, defeating the Gin cinnati Reds, to 3. Homers by Chapman and Lazzeri and Ruth's triple featured the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
NatonaI Hoop Rule Committee To Consider Hanson PLa
Former Crosby Coach Creates Rule To Stop
 Stallillg On Court
By JOHN A CLUNEY

Because of it's excellent possibilities change in the bas ketba rules worked out to eiunate salng may be credited Ray Hanson former Crosby high school athletic director which will bring him national recognition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
ROBINS

Miami, Fla, March 20.-(UP)- Brooklyn's Robins were scheduled to sail to-day for five-day exhibition series in Havana, Cuba. The Brooklyn squad is complete except for Dazzy Vance, holdout pitcher, and 1t Is expected that Vance will sign and join his mates in Cuba.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20

Following the funeral recently of .Air Commodore c. E. Samson. the Famous ace, at Poutney. England. it
 vas revealed that just before death
 De had completed his first novel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
ATHLETICS.

Ft Myers, Fla, March 2o.-(UP) Connie Mack's Athletics were hosts to-day to the Cincinanti Reds. The Athletics dropped yesterdays exhibition game to the slugging Robins, 16 to 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20

466 451 446--136i HiKh singie--Mcore, 1858. High Three--Noonan, See. HiRh Game.-Collar Pipes, 634: High Team--Cellar Pipes, l,b7s. LADIES' RECREATION LEAGUE.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
GIANTS.

San Antonio, Texas, March 20.-- (UP)-With Hans Lobert. Bridge port manager, hero to select a batch of rockies a cut in the New York Giants squad Is expecetd to-day. Bill Terry. Roy Parmalee and Kos Shep. nard have recovered from their ill- ness and planned to work out to- Iday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
PHILS.

Winterhaven. Fla, March 20.- (UP)-Bert Shotton's Philadelphia Philiies still were seeking their first exhibition victory of the season as they met the Columbus American Association team to-day. The Phils dropped yesterdays game to Indian apolis. 10 to 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
CARDINALS.

Bradenton. Fla, March 20.-(UP) Chick Hafey. holdout outfieider, was expected to make terms with the St Louis Cardinals to-day. Ha- fey arrived in camp for. confer ence with President Branch Hickey and with Andy High also enroute the Cards wil have their full squad on hand for the first time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20
WHITE sox.

San Antonio, Texas, March 2O.-- |tUP)--The Chicago White Sox were |scheduied for a long drill to-day in lore eparation for to-morrow's tilt |with the New York Giants. Yester-
 |day the Sox travelled to Galveston
 land defeated the Galveston Texas
 league nine. 12 to '.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20

Lakeland, Fla, March 20.--(UP) -Buffalo's International league team invaded Lakeland to-day for an exhibition with the St Louis Browns The Browns were forced to go 10 innings yesterday to defeat Columbus, Il to 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20

Tampa, Fla, March 2O.--(UP)-- Hrhe Cincinnati Reds have completed arrangements to return to Tampa for Aheir iD32 spring training. Leo Durocher. Asbjornson, Cullop. Heath
 and Cuccinello still are on the In.
 Iured list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-20

F6J FII F04-IF7 High single-StauIa, 147. High three-Galgot, 341. High Game--Stiklius, 52S. High team-Jenusaitis, 1500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
LARRIVEE PRIMED
 FOR GAMER BOUT
Complete Card for Thurs day Night at Buckingham Hall Arranged-McLarn in Semi=Final

Leo Larrivec, the humping Frenchmen from Bucks Hill. is primed fer the most important fight in his varied career which happens to be on the books for Thursday night at Buckingham hall where he goes to mat with Al Gaincr, well built and hard hitting New Haven rcgro who holds the light heavy weight and heavyweight title of Connecticut. The bout Is the feat ure one of five and is scheduled for 10 rounds, but it Is very problema- tical that it will not last that long as both contestants are k. 0. pro- duccrs.
 In the scmi-1nai Lucien Larrivec, rugged Canadian, goes to bat win Jerry McLarn, the willing Water town protege who has kayocd Al Mariana in one heat and Jack Peasley in four. This is scheduled for six rounds
 The remaining prelims bring to- gether Jackie Levine of Massachu- sets and Jack Red" Knight of New Haven, the lad who kayoed Jack Paoli of this city recently in two rounds. Nanny Souza of Massa- chusetts tangles with Carmen Knapp of New Haven in another six while the opening bout of four rounds will bring together Tony Laverio of Bristol and Billy Iusted of Bridge port.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
ong New City High School Club Meets Locals This Euenng
|CHARLES-RENAULT
 GO AT GARDENS HEAVY SHOW TONITE

New York, Jan 2.-(UP)-Pierre Charles of Belgium. heavyweight champion of Europe was a slight favorite to defeat Jack Renault of Canada, in their ten-round headline fight at Madison Square Garden tonight.
 Renault is substituting for Mateo Osa, Spanish heavyweight, who was forced out of the bout with an in- jured right arm.
 Renault, one of the true veterans of the game, is in the midst of a comeback under the direction of James Joy Johnston. Since com ing under Johnstons' wing. Renault has beaten such capable men as Babe Hunt, Art Dekuh, Stanley Po- reda and Harold Mays.
 Charles won his European title with a knockout over Franz Diener.
 Ralph Ficucello, rugged New York heavyweight. meets Johnny Crosse in the ten-round semi-final. An- other ten-rounder will find Ernest Guhring, German heavyweight. op- posed to Ad Warren of North Caro- lima.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02

he had registered 14 points from scrimmage. His forward mate, Cap tain Harold Dunn, is also ready for some serious scoring this evening which Coach Tracey Carey of Tor rington has promised 10 bring down team that will test Crosby's met tie to the last degree. The Blue and White defense Is improving with leaps and bounds with Kern, Colby and Alderson as the bulwarks and their cooperation with the forwards Is something really worth looking at. Which is why to-nights game should be the tip-off on Crosby's real chances in Connecticut inter- scholastic circles this season.
 Reserves start
 To put the fans on edge, two re- serve teams of the schools will swing into action about 7:45 with the main tilt about an hour ater This game will afford Mr Schoficld q good chance to test out his substi- ute strength so he will know who's who Tn case things unexpected hap pen to varsity material Billy Coyla of Wallingford will oficiate both contests.
 Tomorrow night, Jimmy Lee ; hoop hopefuls will have somcthin to reckon with in the personages of Warren Hardings array which comes to the Wilby gym for q league game. Neither team has been going too well but against one another they should show up well.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
BRUINS REGISTER
 OVERTIME VICTORY WITH N. Y. RANGERS
By the United Press

Boston's Bruins scored a 1 to 3 overtime victory over the New York Rangers in last nights feature game in the National Hockey laegue. Beat tie scored unassisted after 1:43 of overtime play to give the Bruins victory.
 Joe Jerwa, Ranger recruit, scored two of the losers goals and played strong defensive battle.
 The Montreal Maroons won a hard fought 3 to 2 decision over the Ottawa Senators. Dave Kerr, youth full Maroon goalie, was .he outstand- ing performer.
 A Little Action.
 The Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the New York Americans 2 to in q game featured by fst-fghts. Pat Patterson and King Clancy were the players to drop their sticks and en- gage in q slugging match.
 The Chicago Blackhawks swa mped the helpless Philadelphia Quakers, 10 to 3. The Blackhawks attack was led by Frank Ingram who scored four goals.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
R0BERTI BEATEN
 BY PORTUGUESE
 PUMMELER AT HUB

Boston, Jan 2.-UP)-Jose Sam ta. Portuguese mammoth, won his 18th victory in the United States yesterday at Boston arena, defeat- ing Robert Roberti. Italian heavy weight. by decision, in 10 rounds.
 It was q clumsy but spirited ex- hibition. Santa. weighing 267 pounds to Roberti's 229, pelted the Italian from long range and al- though tied up at infighting. em- quarters to force Roberti to back.
 Moved Around.
 Roberti's coolness saved him from a more ignominious beating. He presented Q constantly moving tar- get winch the slower-witted Portu- guese had difficulty in following. Santa was persistent. however, and drove the fight from start to finish.
 Santa found Roberti's jaw an im- pregnable spot and in the closing rounds concentrated his attack on the Italians mid-section. Roberti tired under the constant pummeling.
 The Prclims.
 Lou Bromillard of Worcester. 14G 1-2, was awarded the decision in the eight-round semi-final over Gabby Bagdad, Armenia, 149 1-2.
 Bob Servain. 132 1-2. New York, defeated Newport Johnny Brown, 132 1-2, six rounds. Pat Per kins, 1SS, Boston. defeated Harry zoo, New York. 4 rounds.
 Patsy Reeno, Brockton welter- weight. outpointed Joe Venuti of Boston in four rounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
Checker Games
 at the YMCA

William J. Ryan, wizard checker player of the Bronx, gave a blindfold exhibition of checker playing at the Y. M. C. A. last night, also showing simultaneous playing of thirty boards. He gave talk on the man ner of playing.
 William Barry. present city checker champion, trimmed the champion twice in the simultaneous playing. Isaiah Spectre of New Ha- ven won one game; while Arthur Hornbecker of Waterbury and Louis w. Gellerman, an associate professor at Yale. played the champion to draw games. Professor Gellerman and MT Hornbecker were also the other two players who defeated Ryan in simultaneous matches.
 Players who he held to draw in the group matches were: Thomas s Dempsey. and W. Sepples. of Ban- tam. and the following Waterbury players: David Scully. Charles Tole- man, F. Blacher. Arthur Rompre. Martin O'Brien. and Louis Schuster. Those whom he defeated in the simultaneous playing included: H. Bissel and W. Buell. of Bantam; $. Newhall. assistant professor at Yale university: l.. DeBlaser. Brooklyn. W. Y.; and the following Waterbur- ians: l.. IT. Cole. Rifred Goldman l.. Reignier. II. Voghel. c. Parker. D. Davino, E. Rice. John Kleschka. Fred Thornton. r. Smith. Jr. W. Toleman, J. Reidy and W. Mahoney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
WATERBURY BOYS WITH ROLLER POLO
 TEAMS IN LEAGUE
Especial to the DcmOcraD

Meriden, Jan 2--Jimmy Hebert, Waterbury boy, who is holding down the halfback position for the New burgh roller polo pace setters, is rated as the best defense man in the circuit, Jimmy. by the way, is also the toughest in the league this year and tops the foul makers with a to- tai of 22, II more that his closest rival. His playiny, however, has kept the NeWburgh team on top.
 The Best Rushcr
 Flash" Dyson, another Waterbury native, who is first rush on the POughkcepsie club, is leading the league in rushes won Dyson is a real sensation and has passed Williams of the Meriden team in getting to the spot first by a total of ten.
 Meridcn plays at home twice a week. Friday nights and Sunday aft ernoons. Albany, with Molly Morri- son and Al Davies featuring, will cross sticks with the Mcridcn club at Meridcn tonight. The game will start at 3:20 o'clock. A prclim will be played between the Moriden and New Britain sem-pro teams starting at 8:15 o'clock.
 Sunday Game
 Pouehkecpsic, with Dyson in the uincup will be the attraction at Mcr- iden sunday afternoon. The Sunday game will start at 3:15 o'clock. Other stars on the Poughkeepsic quintet are "Duke' Dufrcsne, rough and tumble halfback, and Jimmy Purcell, goalic.
 The Mcrlden team lines up as fol- lows: Kid" Williams, first lush i; I T fyfY center; Gid Brown, halfbac' ''I;s :- rclS" FrObcI, goal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
HARTFORD MERMEN
 IN Y TANK TONIGHT
Capitol City Aquatic Stars Meet Local Splashers in First of Home and Home Series

A reputable Hartford Y. M. c. A. swimming team makes its debut here tonight at the Central "Y" pool meeting the Central "Y" mermen Tn the first of a "here and there" meet. The locals are in fine mettle for tonight's seto and will be out for their second consecutive victory They officially opened their season last week with a 31-30 win over Bristol.
 Tonight some of Waterbury's leaI- ing aquatic stars will be seen in ac- ton wearing the Red Triangle colors. Captain Francis Krieger will depend on Johnny Monagan, Harold and Eddie Smith of Dartmouth. George i;elgauda, Vaughn GoodinE. Billy Breen, George Mulligan. Walt Backman, Bobby West, "Whitey" Gelgauda, "Bif' Flaherty, Jack But Ter and Frank Sabis.
 The officials for the meet include: Matt Holloway, Seymour Squires. Al Schott, Les HCsbach. Bud Davis and Charley Leader.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
NEW YORK U. IN
 WIN OVER YALE
ViOlets Hand Eli's Second Consecutive Setback Be- fore a Crowd of 5000 By 27-25 Score

New York. Jan 2-Yale's basket ball team lost another game in New York last night, this time to New York university's quintet. PIPE. at the 102d regiment armory before 5000 spectators.
 In annexing their fourth consecu- tive victory of still undefeated season the Violets displayed their best all-around game of the present season. Basketball, mixed with just bit of football, was the order of the evening. But in every line the olet-shirted contingent was shade better throughout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
ATTRACTIVE COURT
 SLATE FOR HOLY NAME FANS TONIGHT
St Pats and St Francis to
 Meet in Brooklyn - St
 Margaret Crew Faces
 OakvilIe in Opener-

Dancing, in addition to regularly scheduled games has been added to the attractions this evening at St Josephs Tall in Brooklyn where two top notch contests are booked, feat ur!ng the St Patrick's church bri- gade in opposition to the best of talent from Washington Hilrs st Francis Xavier's church. Some splendid games have been played tns season in the Holy Name league directed by Jim Magner, and this evenings main tilt shapes up as the hot number to date. and there have been some great games. In the first game of the twin bill. Joe Cava- naugh's ever-ready St Mary Mag dalene outfit from the Oakville pre- cinct will do battle with Terrible Tom Navin's Cracker Hill Clippers from St Margarets parish on W'l- low street.
 Both Teams Ready.
 Long George McNamara has had lis Green Grenadiers primcd since Christmas in anticipation of the scramble with Wall, Maloney, Shee- han, Kane and others who be ready for the ;.ll-important contest th's evening. The Saint Pats have yet 10 taste the bitter drink of defeat while their rivals from the "hill' dropped their first contest in the league. With Carroll, Dunn, IIiS- giston, DiBIasc and aides. the Brooklyn bunch is really fOrmiI- able unit and 1t will take some fine playing 60 beat them.
 A Good Starter.
 Plenty of action is assured in the St Mary's-St Margaret tangle which will get under way about 8 o'clock with John "Skiddo" Dumschott Gs referee. Roy Murphy, Able Lyman acd the Fierce boys will be very an- xious to knock off the Navin troupe and the fans can look Tor some speed ard plenty of shooting in that mix up. Dancing will immediately fol- low the gamer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
SCOVILL MAIDENS IN
 BRIDGEPORT TONIGHT

Al Smiths ScOvil girls bas- keteers enjoyed two long work outs this week in preparation for their encounter with the Aetna Life girls of Bridgeport in the Park City to- night. The game is to be played at the Central high gym starting promptly at 8:15 o'clock. The fol- lowing girls are to make the trip: Captain Celc Frey. Peg Lcahy. Jen- nie Mikolsky, Marie Windebank. Msr Daniels. Hazel Cooke. Florence Null hern, Mildred Benson and Miss Nor ris.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
Brooklyn Skater
 Wins Speed Title

Ncwburgh, \. Y, Jan 2.-(UP)- The middle Atlantic speed skating cham pionship to-day belonged to Allan Potts. veteran Brooklyn racer.
 Potts won the premier eastern skating honor yesterday before q crowd of S16,000 in half-mIle skate-off with Ray Murray of New York. The skate-off was neces- sitated when both men finished in tie in the regular events with 50 points each.
 Irving Jaffe of New York. won the Joseph F. Donoghue Memorial race of three miles. Lillian Corke of the Stover A. C. won the girls title with 60 points.
 Al Krux of the Stover A. C, won the intermediate boys title in half mile skate-off with Art Levy. q clubmate. Roy Milne, also of the Stoyer A. C., won the junior boys title
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
PUTSICS VICT0RS
 OVER ST JOHNS
1928-29 Church Champions Bow to Central " Cage. men, 2l.16 - Friars in NewtOwn Tonight

Breaking two game losing streak, the Putsic Friars returned to winning form last night defeating St Johns quintet. 1928-29 city club champions. at the Central "Y" 21-16. Harry Huey, Frank Cucolo and Johnny Brown excelled for the FriArs while Catfish" Whitaker and "Smiler" Willard did likewise for the Saints. It was the latter's first loss this season and the Friars fourth win in ten starts. Tonight the Putsic invade Newtown to meet the Town Team in Edmonds hall Score of last nights game:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
HARVARD WINS

Buffalo. N. Y., Jan 2.-UP)-A timely goal in the last minute of play gave the Harvard hockey team a 3 to 2 victory over McGill univer- sity in an intercollegiate game at the Peace Bridge Arena. across tine bor- der. last night.
 Buddy Baldwin. star forward of the Crimson squad. placed the puck into the net for the winning goal.
 It was Harvard's 50th consecutive win of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
INVADERS TRIUMPH

The Boys club Invaders won q closely contested game from the Tribunes Tuesday night at the Boys club gym. 13 to 12. Scovill, elong- ated center of the winners, featured the contest annexing five field goals while White accounted for the other and Griffin the free try. Sheehan and O'Rourke were the losers highest scorers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
MICKEY GENARO MEETS
 KOLI KOLO TOMORROW

New York. Jan 2.-Antilio Saba tino will be seen In a ten-round bout with K. 0. Al Ketchell of Phlladel- phia at the Olympia club in Harlem tomorrow night.
 Miki Gelb meets John Erickson in another ten-rounder, while in the semi-final Koli Kolo opposes Mickey Genaro of Waterbury. Marty Samp- son will trade wallops with Andy Turco in the special six-round bout. Solly Serafno and Alfredo Santoli meet in the curtain raising four rOunder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
Sets Ski Record

Salt Lake City, Utah. Jan. 2.- (UP).-Al Engen of the Utah Ski club claimed new worlds SKI Jumping record to-day with a leap of 247 feet. His mark exceeded the old record by IS feet.
 Engen made the jump at the old Inter-M Mountain ski tournament at Parlary's Canyon, near here. He also took first place in the event with TAR DOints
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
STAR WATERS WIN
 FROM TWISTED

Louie LaFrancc's Star Waters look the measure of the strong Win sted "Y' last night on the latters court, 4132. Lefty Kane, cap Ia In of the blue and gold, stood out with field goals which were regis tered from all angles of the court.
 Tonight the Miracle Boys play In Seymour against the Town Team. while tomorrow night they tangle with the New Britain Blues in the Hardware City.
 The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
KID KAPLAN TO FIGHT
 PORTNEY JAN. 9

Louis Kid Kaplan. considered by many unbiased critics tIsc un- crowned lightweight champion of the world, hopes to make a very suspicious beginning to the New Year by beating Jack POrtncy of Baltimore when they clash in the Madison Square Garden, New York. Friday night. January 9. which happens to he one week from tonight.
 The persistent efforts of Kap- lan's managerial force finally bore fruit yesterday when the bout with POrtncy was announced. Kaplan and POrtncy mct last February and the Baltimore bout surprised the critics by beating the Hartford boy 10 the decision
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
American GrOun.
NORTH END Y BOW
 TO BROOKLYN FIVE
Losers Falter in Second Half to Lose First Game of Annual Series, 26-25

Willie CarrOll's Brooklyn "Y" courtsters staged q last half rally last night on their own court to oust Kenny Uuimet's North End "Y" 26- 25 in the first game of their annual series. Mickey Higginston and Shooter" Rice were high scorers for the winners while Bill Sweeney held the same honor for the losers. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02

terday convinced Schofeld that his boys have lost none of their pep with the all-im- portant Torring ng- ton game time getting c l 0 ser a n q C l 0 Se r "Bossy" Harnick seems to have recovered Il i F shooting eyesight
 despite q slight
 accident in the
 Alumni E q III e
 which, forum
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
HARRINGTON BROTHERS
 TO PLAY SCOVILL

Russ Hickman, rccrcatiOnal su- pcrvisor at ScOvilPs has completed plans for gala "ScOvill Night" to be held at the central "" gym Thursday. January 15 which win feature a basketball game be- tween the ScoviIl mems team and the Darlington brothers. Tn the preliminary, Jennie Miwolsky'1 ScOvill girls will take on the Chase niaidcns. Dancing will fol- low the main attraction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
TRIBUNES LOSE 2i-I8

Georgie EXarhou's fast stepping Boys Club Eagles conquered the Tribune basketeers 2l-l9 at the boys Club gym Saturday morning In the most exciting game either team has played this season. Loughlin, Young and Exarhou featured the triumph while Carroll and O'Rourke were the losers luminaries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
BRlTISIIEItS TO BOWL.

St Petersburg Fla, Jan 2 (UP)- The British lawn bowling team has accepted sn invitations to participate ir the international championship tourna myLt io be held at the Cana d'an-American lawn bowling club here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
College Basketball

x. Y. l.. 27. Yale 9.
 Purdue 4j. Temple IT.
 Crescent A. C. 3S, Davis Elkins 25.
 Indiana 27, Pittsburgh 1g. N. Y. T.. Cfreshmen) 33, Saunders School 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02

In view of seasonal games of years gone by one may guess. with an excellent degree of accuracy that Torrington high will bring out the best that Crosby has in the way of basketball ability, as both teams rate themselves serious contenders for the valley championship and ul- timate Yale tournament play this year.
 All Set
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
sMACKi

HE (with hands over her syes} /: If you can't guess who it Is in three guesses. I'm going to kiss you.
 SHE: Jack Frost: Davy Jones; Santa Claus. Smiths Weekly. Sydney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-02
NEVER AGAIN

CT never had but one thrashing In my life and that was for telling the truth"
 Tt certainly accomplished its purpose. se."-IIummei, Hamburg.