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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
Sonnenberg Ready

Boston, June gu. P.) Gus Sonnenberg, Nick Lutze, Don George and George Macleod, prin- cipals in Thursdays wrestling card in Boston Arena, are reported to be in excellent physical condition for their respective bouts. The winners of the two frays will prob ably be paired later to decide who will meet Henri Deglane, title claim ant, in a championship match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
TAFT BEATS GUNNERY
 IN TENNIS MATCH

Watertown, June 2.-The Taft tennis team won its fifSA match of the season from Gunnery. yesterday won 4 out of singles matches play being the victors in the doubles. The home team made a clean sweep al- though crippled by the loss of three of their best players. The Red and Blue team have to date won all but two of the seven matches played.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
Sims to Fight

Danny Martins Atlas A. C. boxers are scheduled to show their wares Thursday night in Hartford on the amateur card sponsored by Dick Gray at Capitol Park. The Atlas pi- lot intends to send in his young ne- phew, Danny Martin, Jr.. Dick Wig nali Phil Brosseau. Johnny Sims. Ace Hudkins, Johnny Bellino. Don Paris and Irish Tommy Mack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
reear,oNA. oeEss e.AsA-V
By Han, Fisher


 reeaTsoAA. DRESS elAsA-|N -AE PENNSYLVANIA STATE 2 ATHLETIC COMMISSION rOOAN ! ANNOUNCED w4ROU6H Ct.AAt2- } MAN ERnNAk WIENER. w+nT " @anD ECLRRED VACANT MaE AEANvWE,0tlr Ctankhp,C ,CNStAlP sAElp 6N JOE pAlOOk% AT QUE TO -+'S FAILURE TO } REPORT N p,AlL ADELPAiA wTl+Ik 1@E STIPULATED ONE 7 WEEK PERIOD.
 SPECULATION ,S RIFE AMONG AL SPORTS FANS WAE TAER poLOOkR wAS ! ACTUALLY uOSr ,ks a rROpR SVORM,O4 SlMPtN TOOK A RUN OOT PONDER FROM } rs+E SvR,pliN MRIce. KARoUGAy TAE COkklN,ks6 OF la,S CAGEXl MANAGER xNOBBN WALSH. NC WORD AAAS eEEN HEARD ! OF TAE eAHROTACk YACHT AND 0ART< WrTt4 LOOt<A ABOARD SINCE S ss--se-.S
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
REPORTERS IN ACTION

The proposed diamond encounter between Henry l.. Brophy's Report CTS and Johnny Mulville's Undertak- CTS scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed until tomorrow aft ernoon at 4 o'clock at the Mattatuck Country club. Mert Connor and Jack Rutman will be the officials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
RECREATION LOOP
 OPENS SUNDAY

Teams affiliated with the City Re- creation baseball league will swing into action next Sunday afternoon at Fulton park. Decision on the possible membership or the Water- vile Maroons, Washington Hill Car dinals and Brooklyn Indies will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
Mac Smith Almost Sure Of Medal Honors As
 Oualifiers Near End
BY VIRGIL PINKLEY limited Press Staff COrrespOndeni

Carnoustie, Scotland June 2-(U. P.)-Breaking par by stroke and lowering his record of "A MacDo a Smith of New York; in Carnouste scored n today obtain frmer hold medal honors of the British golf championship.
 He played the difficult Carnouste today Yester day he scored onhe par n Barry layout These sterling rounds him aggregate of 14 well below the best mark of other earlyfnshing contemporaries and total which likely stand up the best of the 36hoe qualifying
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
Runs Batted In.
Isuns.
Hits.

made at a special meeting of man. agers and officials called for Fri day night at 7:30 o'clock. Last night Harold Hadley, was named an um- pire of the league with Willie Mar doZzi as collector.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
Carnouste Natipe Continues Sterling Play Ln ScotIan
Cnn,eronian, At 4 To I,
 Still Holds Fauor To
 Cop Epsona D0U,,s Classic
BY TC-M CREEDON Limited Press Staff COrrespOndent)

London, June 2-(U. P.)-The approach of Derby Day found England almost unprecedented state of excitement the which since 80 has drawn its crowds to Epson Downs.
 Probably throng of 10000 will crowd the Rolling when 28 colts face the barrier for the mile and half test that will the winner the undspued three-year-od champion of the. year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
High Spots

Singles-Anderson, 162; Carmen, 157; Sass, 152-150; N. Tronoski, 152- 149; Holden, 149-142; Moody, 149; J. Tronoski. 147; Gacek. 147: Petke. 147; O'Conner, 148; Adolph, 145; Berthold- -Canade- Johnson, IA; Sher- idan, 143; Robertson, 142; Hambig, 143; Pape, 142; Snyder egor-Paternoster, Al; Foote, 140.
 Threes-Hitchcock, 4O9; Adolph. 401; Sass, 400; Norton, 392; O'Con- ner, 391; N. Tronoski, 390-3S6; Berthold, 386; Harmon, 382; O'Hara, 3S1; Gregor. 379; Gaines, 379; Petke, 377! Carmen. BIT; Pipp, 375; Moody Paternoster, 372; Rooney, 375; Cont. 374; Snyder, 371; Dumochiel-Vance. 37O.
 Games-Wooster, 662; N. B. Stars, 658-631-619-613-612; Wall, Casinos, SIS; Park Recreation. 616; Hollands, sos; West Sidest. 610; Morgans. GOA; Bristol. 6O5; Genlot's. 605; Charter Oaks, 613; Genlot's eos.
 Teams-Woosters. 1920; N. B. Charter Oaks. 1754: Genlots, 1737- IF; Wall. Casinos, 1796; Naugatuck, 1795; West Sides, 17S4; Brands, 1775: Danbury. 1774; Wooster, 1731; South Manchester, 1728.
 This Weeks Schedule
 Eleventh round-Hartford Nor gans vs. Deep River Owls; N. B. Stars vs. N. B. Rogers: Meriden Casinos vs. All Manchester; Torrington Arcades vs. Hartford Woosters; Park Recrea- tion vs. South Manchester; Bristol Swingles ys. Hartford Charter Oaks; Middletown vs. Rockville.
 The Waterbury division has wound up its affairs with the Bridgeport Hollands as champions of the sec- tion. As soon as the Hartford di- vision have decided the winner of the two teams will be matched in a home and home series. Every team in the Waterbury district completed their schedule and no forfeited games were recorded. There is still three more weeks in which to create new records and if some team will kindly stop up to the line and knocks off a 5000 score I will appreciate 1t.
 CHARLES l.. HARDING, Secy.
 Willimantic. May 29th. 1881.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02

BEWARE - The Maltese Falcon is headed this way"
 "What is it? Who is it? The Maltese Falcon'!"
 'Man, Woman or fiend? The Maltese FalcOn'!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
Davies to Drill

Manager Leo Orsini, the little round man, requests all members of the crack Oakville Davies baseball team to report to him at Heminway field tonight for an important workout in preparation for their Recreation League game Sunday. Zappone and Gregory will in all probability constitute the Davies battery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
MAJOR LEAGUE
 LEADERS
By United Press.

By United Press. Following statistics compiled by the United Press include games oi Monday, June 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02

There are 15.000,000 deaf persons in the United States. according to government estimates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-02
Weekly Records
Season Records

Lovalo, Waterbury ............ 184 Selemeski, Wallingford ....... 453 Charter oaks 721 Charter Oaks 1890
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
Hard Luck Trails
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
HGHTs LAST NIGHT

icy me Associated Press
BOSTON-Dsck Dzriels. Minrsa-
polls cutpo-ted Al Friedman Bos-
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Rap-1s- Lich- S11pped Pete wS-orr
CEcsE3 ca.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
Mrs. Shawkey Dies

MIAMI BEACH. IA Jan = -
"A s-zrt twenty minutes after her
husband had left Jacksonville
aboard an sIrPlzne IN Al effort
70 reach her bedzce- Mrs. JzcQue-
Ire S1zEkeT wife CT Bob ShzEksy,
former SeT TO-k Yankee nzne-
Ger. died II q hospital here early
today q Pneumonia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
Lou Barber, Jr., To
Get Chisox Trvout

CHICAGO. Jan T. -P-Lou
Barbour. r. VII t-E-eI Uncer the
ere o. his father. Lou Bzroo-r
travelling secretary OF the White
Sex nsZt s1E-sr-E he shows
c1zl1cz-ons for o major league
pitcher.
1Ezrs%s0D ur1e Bush has s.E-e1
the yo1rEs-sr. a so1thpaT, for a
trial with the Sex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13

Notice Is hereby given that the
U16EEgred VII petition the Forty
second Legizlstuse O. the safe @
Texas for The passing c. q local and
SPECIAL is- creating q Conservation
and Reclamation District under
Article Is Section g q the Cen
s1turzcn O. the state q Texas. IN
Gliding al TIE i-rtzz1le lzrds
which ray practically be tnczu6ec
tn Tire Ccun-1es O. STAT. Hsdz-Z2
WEIacy ard Cameron. With al the
Necessary powers 20 ere governing
body Ct such DzS-rlc@ wn5ch ray be
granted under said Sec-ton g for
Irrigation. reclamation. drainage and
Ecod ccr<rcL
wines Cur hands this Zrt day
C DeceEbers a D 1s30-
= c. CoEch
4 L Yates
= 6 Ec1eEtscn
fl Cay EFerhz-d
A. ~ Cunningham
~ w. A. Ezrrz
Il G1e<rz
Tster C~1EzrTzEicn Committee
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
Sebastian Defeats
Fort Brown 32-17

SPECIAL 70 The Herald
SEBASTIAN. Jan I5-The Sc
nes-an toszerS Eot right here N0n-
day night DEBATING TIRE II BroEu
entry u a score O. 51-I7-
NEqu1sr Of the locals Was high
scorer Wiz seven 20 his credit
Powell ~aS high f0- p Brown with
sx points
S-aIizEs rgfgreed the rzre
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
Man Relieved Boxer
Killed Bv Sheriff

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13
Friends OF Gobs
VIII Hold Meet

2A 1@A-E-s
MERCEDES, Jan 13-Pzrs for
. Gig r.cric 70 be he'd IN Fe5rua-T
z- Far Park u EarIrGsn for meth
ex- fathers and friends OF enlisted
Ee1 n the Navy VIII be dscuSzed
g q mating CT the Navy Mrthe5
clE5 % . had as 10 orc5ock
T1-S1zv afternoon O. TIE EE
Gu here
EEGrT Ec@E@E q q zz- - &C
u11ec STATES Nary l. eze 9
Zez1EEhzp = tne clzh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-13

P1zrT a. Fc-- RtrEEold
II B-znca n E6-1urE
E6cc1ch a. PrnEesa
Ec1E1-E j. g at LcA-z
BrcwzSE-e g Ezrz1zs1
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-17

(COnllnueC from page -
city and ignorance IN the under
privileged country districts, and
made of man a cog in q relent-
less machine"
The American people have Gre
ated' he said. the largest body OF
laws and the most complex sys-
tenn of government now in exist
ence as restraints and controls up
on individual and social conduct,
but every stage in their develop
ment has been characterized by a
large and ever increasing degree OF
laWlessness and crime.
They have engaged in at least
one war in every generation.
mo candid investigation can ig-
more those facts, or the conclusions
which they naturally suggest
Anderson recommended greater
facilities for improving home and
neighborhood environment: remov-
al of slums and under privileged
areas = "a courageous re-examina-
ton of the principles and structures
of our social, political, legal and
economic systems"
Morris Plescowe. a Sheldon fell
low at Harvard university. found in
his expert opinion that the demor-
alization of more than one police
department and to some extent 9TH
er law-enforcing agencies is due to
the attempt to enforce laws not
completely sanctioned by community
opinion
He also mentioned unemployment.
Times of crisis are times OF un-
employment and this means eco
nomic distress for thousands Of
workers. Whatever be the mechan-
ism that brings about an increase OF
criminality in times OF crisis, an In
crease is observed by all the writer's
who have studied the social cCnse-
quences of business cycles"
He neld that the corrupt LINK be-
tween protected criminals and
crooked police was a contributing
factor in crime.
Plescowe's report contained the
only direct reference 10 prohibition,
as follows:
The activities of the bootlegging
gangs, termed the greatest menace
in organized crime by the Illinois
crime survey, with their consequent
toll Of homicide, murder and vio-
lence, would not be possible without
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-17
Chicken Thieves
Busy In Valley

Two reports to the sheTiff's office
late last night and early this morn
ing disclosed activities last week OF
chicken thieves who stole so chick
ems from the ranch of Louis Ernde
a mile and a half west of Seeley and
another flock of so white LeghornS
from the ranch of F. Clark, a mile
and a quarter south OF Holtville.
Ernde reported to Claiborne
Poole. deputy sheriff. the theft Of
his chickens and the return early
this morning of the suspected thief,
who drove to within 30 yards of
Ernde's house and walked to the
chicken shed. supposedly investigat-
Ing with a flashnght the possibility
Of stealing more chickens.
Ernde frightened the thief away,
and at . o'clock this morning re-
ported to the sheriff's office, asking
that deputy be sent TO investigate
tracks OF the man and his automo-
bile.
Both thefts We're being inyesti-
gated today by members OF the
Sheriff'S force.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-17
Dempsey Divorce
Action Is Filed
Continued from page /

don't think Jack will make any
move until the matter is settled"
"Of course, settlement might be
agreed upon today if Jack wants to
meet my terms. If he goes ahead
and files without arranging the set
tlement he's due for the fight OF
his life for I'll file for divorce i'll
Los Angeles.
HE doesn't have power of attor-
ney from me, so any action he
might file In Nevada could not be
heard for some time and meantime
my suit could be heard here"
Miss Taylor declared that she
would prefer to have the settlement
made and then to get her divorce
on a cross complaint to an action
Dempsey would file in Reno.
This would be the easiest way
and would be the least embarrass-
ing. she said, but the whole mat
ter is up to Jack. II he doesn't
want to be fair then we'll just fight
II out"
Miss Taylors idea of being fair"
is to have Jack pay her 100000
for her home in the Hollywood hills.
Jack, according TO reports, has Of
fered to give her sums ranging from
$50 900 to $4,000 for the home.