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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07

To start the ball rolling tonight,
Gordon Whittaker's Central Y vi
kings will lock horns with the
Washington Hill Cardinals. Ralph
Petroccione and Whitaker will be
at the Viking forward berths,
George Lasky at center and Nick
Hudobenko and Bob Lysatt In the
rear courts. The Cards will depend
on Marty Moriarty and Dutch Hor-
an in the forward courts, Ed Cooke
at center and Pat Slattery and Ike
Kern in the rear court.
Bona Donis Meet u. r. n. A.
Tom Firms Central Y Bona
Doms will swing into action at
1880 p. m: against Upper Har-
hicks Y. +. II. A. five. Marty
Brennan and Frank Gllhooly will
be in the forecourts, Vim Hopkins
at center and Earl Lalliert and Bill
Donahue at guards for the Bon
MES while Harnick, Schwed, Ro-
yum, LEAK, Popowich and Homick
will be with the Young Peoples
quintet
Triars Play Tribunes
, At, $3.50 the Putsic Friars will
tangle with the Tribunes. Frank
Cucolo, Andy Stanvnitsky, Johnny
Brown, Johnny Rozum, Ed Evans,
Harry Dubuque, AL Light. George
Holloway and George Dillon will
show with the Friars while the
Tribes will depend on Nick Siani.
Tom Dunlap, Chris Hayes, Pat
Quilter, Pete Ginger, Danny Sulli-
van, Frank Day and Red Nc
Carthy.
Squares VS. Star A. G.
Topping the four-game bill will
be the Star A. C.-North Square tilt
at $3.50 o'clock. The Stars are
tourney favorites and will depend
on Harry Kelly, Joe Cavanaugh,
Alex Mazaredda. Roy Dubuque.
Charlie Lewis. Frank O'Donnell
and Cap Cusick while their oppo-
nents tonight will be represented
by Leo Bradley. Heavy Genovese.
Joe Cameron. Pat Fitzpatrick, Len
ny Genovese. Dom Guerrero, Ed
Burns and Art Bovine.
TomOrrow's Schedule
$3.50 D. m.-Emeralds VS. 81
Theta-Pi.
1870 p. m.-West sides VS. Water
bury Speedboys.
$3.50 p. m.--Recreations VS. X.
of L,
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CROSBY TO SWIM
HARTFORD MERMEN
Last Meet for Locals Here
Saturday-Defeat R0x-
bury, 1919

Taking all honors except the 40
yard free style, Jack Manherz,
Crosby natators easily defeated
Roxbury Prep Saturday night In
the blue and whites pool. 3S to 10,
Revill Fox, Walker and Corcoran
stood out for the winners. Satur-
day night Crosby swims Hartford
high here. Saturdays summary:
100 yard relay-Won by Crosby
(Leary, Povilaitis, Laukaitis, Fox)
Time 1924 as.
100 yard breast stroke--won by
Walker (Crosby) second White
Grossly third. Dougless (Roxbury)
Time III LIS.
40 yard free style-Won by
Creighton (Roxbury); Povilaitls
(Crosby); third, Good Crosby
Time 20 1-5 second.
220 yard free style-Won by
Corcoran Crosby; second Syn
mott (Roxbury) third, Coolidge
Crosby. Time 2:44 As.
100 yard fire style-Won by Fox
(Crosby): second, nlchol (Rox-
bury); third, Leary Crosby. Time
100 3-5.
100 yard medley relay-Won by
Crosby (Monagan. Walker, Lau-
kaitis). Time 1:l5 3-5.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07
BRISTOL HOPES TO
CHECK NAUCY FROM
|EQUALLINC RECORD
Foleymen Have Won Yale
Tourney Two Times
Bell Cityites Only Team
to Win Three Straight

The Bristol High. school basket
ball team goes to the Yale tourna-
men this week with the double
purpose Of winning the champion
ship and stopping Naugatuck High
short of equalling the Bristol
record Of winning the tournament
three years running.
The first of Tommy Monohan's
great teams brought the title back
from New Haven in 1927 and Bris-
toll repeated in 1928 and 1929,
Naugatuck came along In 1880 to
qualify in play-off and then romp
through to win. Virtually the same
players repeated last year, beating
Manchester in the final game. NO
team had ever won three times
running until Bristol turned the
trick.
Not Too Impressive.
Naugatucks record this year has
not been as impressive as either
Bristol or Hillhouse High Of New
Haven, but the fact will fail to
dim the confidence Of the Naugy
Leanls butts OL Tile pEc5Shb ooy
players can look back to the night
two years ago when they came up
to Hartford and beat Windham
High Of Willimantic in the Weaver
gym That game was to determine
the eighth place in the tournament.
The Foley men, although they
barely squeezed into the tourna-
ment, dominated 1t from start to
finish. 1t was the first Yale tour
nament played at the New Haven
Arena. Bristol's three champion
ships were won on the floor of the
Yale gymnasium.
There Is an even chance that
neither Bristol nor Napgatuck will
win this year. Hillhouse High of
New Haven enters the tournament
unbeaten. Crack Hillhouse teams
have reached the finals several
times In recent years but none OF
Chick Bowen's combinations ever
had the distinction Of winning.
Somehow or other HiIlhouse teams
always fell down somewhere along
the rocky path. No team has ever
started the tournament with a bet
ter record than this years Hill
house quintet, however. 1t may be
New Ravens year to crow.
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TorringtOn Five
Meet Paper Box

In what Is expected to be one 70
the outstanding games of the sea-
son the Box Shop quintet will meet
st Peters of Torrington In the
main game of twin bill at the
Brooklyn Y tonight.
In the first game the Box Shop
girls will mix 1t up with the Mid
dletown maidens who are sub
stituting for the Hartford Aetna
girls who where forced to cancel
the game, but will be seen here In
action at a later date.
In meeting the St Peters the Box
Shop will meet at team that has
yet to meet defeat this season.
Captain Carroll and coach Nc
Namara feel confident that their
winning streak will not be stopped.
Coach Mcnamara has had his
cohorts practicing daily fully all
last week in preparation for the
battle. Dancing will follow the
games. The probable line up:
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'NAUCATUCK WINS
ROUGH GAME FROM
NEW BRITAIN 1929

New Britain, March "A crowd
of 1000 fans turned out at the
Stanley arena Saturday night to
watch the novelty of triple head
err attraction.
The second of three games stole
the thunder from the main attrac-
ton as Naugatuck high. state
scholastic bask etball champions the
last two years, won a rough and
exciting overtime contest from New
Britain high, 81 to SO. Goodwin's
basket In the extra period settled
the issue and squared the seasons
series between the two teams.
The Fordham Flashes, team of
former F'ordham varsity players.
squared accounts with the Stanley
Arena five in the main gone, WIN
ming u 20 TO 90 victory as Hurley
and Putzer, Fordham guards. out
played and outscored Ray Marchi-
mex and Ev KATE, the New Britain
forwards.
The New Britain DeMolay won a
"a to 12 decision over the team
representing the Nathan Hale
Chapter OF Long Island In the first
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BOYS CLUB LOSE
TO NEW HAVEN 36-3l

In one of the best games played
on the Boys club court this sea-
son the Humphrey Big Five nosed
out the Brass City outfit by the
score Of 80 to 81 before a large
crowd Saturday night.
The Humphreys performed In
great style with their passing and
shooting which was marvellous TO
watch.
For the Humphreys. Hogan and
Hart brought plenty OF applause
from the audience and Velukiyitch.
Rueb, o'Brten and Dinen perform
cd well on the defense
In the preliminary Frank Com
roy's North End Y Juniors de-
feafcd Charley Oberdieks Boys
club Cadets, rs 10 ~. MARITIME star
ring with ~ points HOWE Lough-
lin with seven markers WAS The
losers best bet,
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SPEEDBOYS BEAT
WEST Sides 3l-27
Stone ExceIs as Brooklyn
Boys Check Rivals
Streak - Bozzuto New
Manager

The West Sides Of the First
Congregational church dropped
their first game OF the season Fri
day night to the fast stepping
Brooklyn eedboys. 81 to 81 at
the Brooklyn Y hut. Stone fea-
tured the play of tho boys from
across the bridge holding Charley
West to three field goals and an
nexng six himself.
Jimmy Bozzuto. mayor of the
Brooklyn section. has taken over
the managerial relns of the Speed
boys and Is DESTROYS OF arranging
games with the Meriden West
Sides, Naugatuck Pirates, Oakvillc
Ramblers or any other IS or 90
year old quintet In the city or state.
For games dial the "maror" at
3-5045 or write him at 10G2 Bank
street.
FRIDAYS good neWs:
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N. E. Amateurs
in Ring Tonight

Boston. March Z = (UP) -
Sixty-four amateur boxers will
compete for New England boxing
titles in eight classes under the
auspices of the New England
A. A. u. at Boston arena tonight.
Because of new rules governing
amateur boxing which limit length
of tournaments and number Of
bouts for each boxer. only a select
ed list of entries was accepted. IL
is expected that seven hours viii
be required to compete the cham
pionships. ~ s*
While the bulk of entries are
from Massachusetts. number of
contestants are entered from
Rhode Island and New Hampshire.
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Snaales vs. Cadets

House Basketball League VIII
have two games this week.. tomor-
row nights schedule will be: $3.50.
Flyers VS. Juniors: 800. Spades vs.
Cadets; with two games to be
played Thursday night as follows.
S:30. Cadets VS. Flyers. and at 800.
Juniors w Spades. The games Of
this weeks schedule are the first
Of the second round of this House
League. The first round of this
League was won by the Flyers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07
EX=YALE TANK STAR
DIES OF HEART ATTACK

New Haven, March Sup
John Gait, son of ]. Randolph Gait.
Honolulu banker. died of a heart
cording to word received here.
where he was remembered as a
prominent member of the Yale
swimming team Is years ago.
After his graduation he became
an official of the Sugar company
in Hawaii. He was native of Sc
attic. Wash. He was In his 39th
rear
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Providing the green and white
survive to-morrow's tilt they will
stack up against Tommy Mona
hans crick Bristol high quintet in
tae third game Thursday, scheduled
for 1880 o'clock at the New Haven
Arena. Hartford %lblic, with a
record similar to that of wildly
and Harding. failed through error
to mail their record for applica-
ton.
Pairings Announced.
Opening the tournament Thurs
day afternoon Will be Pete Foley $
Naugatuck Greyhounds and Eddie
Reilly's Central Hilltoppers OF
Bridgeport at 4 o'clock. An hour
later, Chick" Bowen's New Haven
Hillhouse shooters will oppose
Frank F'itzgerald's West Haven
outfit whom they have defeated
twice to date. Thursday evening.
following the Bristol and winner of
tho wildly Harding encounter, Ly-
man Hall of Wailingford engages
Frank Barnikow's Meriden aggre-
CATION.
Fridays Schedule.
The winners of the first Two
games Thursday will collide Friday
evening at 1880 ana $3.50 O'Clock
Harold Swaffield, principal OF
Roger Ludlowe high and George
Taylor, former Crosby and Yale
coach and now coach at st Luke's
prep in New Canaan, Will be the
officials for tomorrow nights game.
Rankings
wildly officials cancelled their
league contest with Harding re-
Gently when the Waterbury health
director, DR. Edward Godfrey, ad-
vised against he game after the
outbreak of smallpox In Bridge
port. In order to facilitate the
play-off game between the two
schools Tuesday, the state depart
ment OF health was asked for u
ruling and replied that there was
no longer any danger of contagion.
Following that advice DR. Godfrey
agreed to allow wildly to play
either Harding or Central.
The rankings OF the teams select
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AMATEUR
BASKETBALL.
Athletics Beat Trojans.

The Athletics defeated the Tro-
jams Saturday afternoon, SS to 33,
In an interesting tilt at Croft gym.
McVerry starred for the winners
with 10 points while O'Neil was
the losers best bet annexing IL
points. At half time the AS held
a 10 to lead.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07
BROOKLYNS BADLY
BEATEN BY NAUCY
EMERALDS 1872
Teams Will Play Off for
Title Hills Clinch
Third Place - Hearts
Lose
BY JOHN "A. CLuNEY

Inc cream OIL brOOkIyn a. ~.
players, manager and followers -
that of winning another basketball
championship Of Waterbury with
out too much competition was
rudely disrupted yesterday after
noon at the Phoenix Avenue court
by q scintillating $500 defeat hung
on them by never say die" squad
of Naugatuck Emeralds.
Too much praise cannot be Civ
en- the victors, for they brought to
realization, the elimination Of their
ingrained, dogged opinion of the
entire season---that they could and
would-beat Brooklyn. 1t is to be
hoped that Brooklyn followers will
give the Naugatuck boys full credit
for their excellent win. and not
peddle any limitations that the
Blue and White was figuring on a
playoff, which Is now necessary, as
the Emeralds are the second round
champions of the City Amateur
League.
Won Their Spurs
Brooklyn players and Manager
John Dumschott give the Emeralds
their just due. In regard to the
winning of the game, for the long
and short of II Is that the cham
pion d. A. {. squad was run and
shot into the floor from start to
finish. Only once did the Brooklyns
threaten and that was shortly af-
ter the third period started. Trail
ing 10 to II, Sheehan and Dunn
dropped four free throws to bring
the count to 1915. Then II was that
Norman. johnson called time out,
got his boys together, broke up the
Brooklyn attack temporarily by
calling for O rest period, and then
stepped out with the aid of Cies-
lewski and Stokes to grab SIX more
points In no time at all.
What A Finish!
From that point onward. 1t was
q walkover for Naugatuck. With
tho Brooklyn regulars In a coma, US
the result OF being played to a
standstill, 3. A. c. subs came in
thick and fast, finishing up the
gume 10 points In arrears. Bill
Stokes, at center, played the game
Of his career yesterday. In addi-
ton to bagging a pair Of field goals
and three penalty losses at times
when they meant something he Sc
cured the tap over Joe Swasey 10
per cent Of the time and fed john
son and Cieslewski with the regu-
larity of u willy maid trying to win
her mans heart through the me-
dunn Of his stomach.
Some of the Boss
As for Ciesliewski, that young
man dropped IN nine points more
yesterday, and played floor game
that would do credit to a start OF
twenty years experience. johnson
with 10 points was high scorer, and
ran the team perfectly from start
to finish, while the defense ar
ranged by Sambroski and Rozint
left nothing to be desired. Eight
points by Sheehan and 9 by Car
roll was the principal cogs in the
Brooklyn offensive but was not
good enough by several million
miles. Brooklyn was stale, they
looked 1t and played It. and to add
insult to their own injury they
were played to fra2zle. What next
Sunday will bring Is something
else again.
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PETROLLE ODDS ON
TO BEAT BATTALINO

New York. March - (UP) -
Billy Petrolle, Fargo. n. D.. Light
weight, was a heavy favorite today
to defeat Bat Battalino. lately re-
tired featherweight champion, IN
their ten-round bout at Madison
Square Garden Friday night. Both
fighters worked out in a local GYM
nasium yesterday before a packed
house. Petrolle worked first.
watched by his opponent.
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Buddy Cans on
Hartford Card

Hartford. March Z - Buddy
Cans of Waterbury, who has a one
round Knockout victory TO his
credit over Columbus Lowe Of
Hartford. and Jimmy Martin OF
Windsor Locks, who also has won
a knockout in the third round over
the Hartford welterweight. Will
meet In one of the amateur boxing
bouts scheduled for tonight at st
Mary's hall In East Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07
Clubbers Invade
Naugy Wednesday

Wednesday night the Boys Club
Varsity journey TO Naugatuck 10
play the return engagement with
the U. S. Rubber Company on the
Y floor. Saturday on the Boys
Club gym the return engagement
between the Box Shop and the
Boys Club Varsity will take place
with dancing Following the main
tilt.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07
First Round Standing
Second Round standing
Eagles Tied By
Tigers at Arena

New Haven, Conn. March s.
(UP)-The New York Tigers
gained IL tie with the New
Haven Eagles last night when
Johnny Shepard scored with only
one minutes and As seconds left
to play. The overtime was score
less.
The first period was scoreless but
McGoldrick scored on Dutkowsky'
pass to give New Haven lead in
the second period. The Eagles
chung to the one-point margin un-
til a chance shot fired from the
Blue line beat Goalie Roberts.
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Won 30, lost :.
Won IOi IOst Z,
Lott Takes Net
HOnOrs of Cuba

Havana. March - tUP) -
neorea Lott, OF philadelphia, see.
ana ranking American player and
IIaris clIp star, won the Cuban ien'
AZ ella f,pinHahlp yesterday, de-
e@aflae wilmer Allison of sTeAaa.
~. "a. f3-il. o.. IN the final
xil.ssn paired Nitb !, uiibefl
tall ~ &aw Jersey, ~ defeat issri
I..a kInreeI fEainfille Of Canada,
So 50. 80 = ne aesD'ss UNA
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Box Shop
st Peters.
TERRYVILLE HIGH WINS.

vile High school basketball team
closed its season with a victory
over Litchfield High by the score
of 1929 at the Town Hall Friday
evening. The Litchfield Girls de-
feated the local maidens in the
preliminary game by the score of
24-20.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07
DE CLANE and
MACALUSO HEAD
WRESTLING HERE
Stars Meet Strong Oppo-
nentsF0ur Bouts on
Mat Program

World champions and ex-cham-
plons still being the vogue in the
wrestling world, Henry De Gfane,
kingpin heavyweight grappler on
the books of the N. b. A. will make
his initial appearance before a
Waterbury, audience Thursday
night when he takes on Stanley
Pinto Of Boston in a two out Of
three fall schedule,
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Classy Karl

Karl Pojello OF Bohemia whom
many will tell you Is being kept
under wraps" shows against Carl
Lemle for half hour or less. Po-
jello has thrown Jack Wagner,
who took Ed Don George for the
first fall on the last mat card here.
Eddie Pope Of Boston and Lloyd
Stewart will open the show.
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THOMAsTON IIIGm wINs

ThomnsEon, March 7.s-Mangr,.
Greens Thomasion high cngeHfers
eopDed ~ finni game here kaiur.
day night defeating koufhlneion,
81 20 90. Weit0n scored 10 p0lnia
for the locals. The receipts of the
game viii be- spent 10 purchase
swealaEs fes fhs bots.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07

The FREDERICKSBURG soccer
game scheduled for Seaside park
yesterday afternoon was rained
out. The Bridgeport Swedish team
will play the Portuguese here on
next Sunday
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07

Senior City Elimination
Tourney Gets Underway
Tonight On Arn,ory Court

Eight of the sixteen amateur senior basketball teams
entered in the city elimination basketball tournament will be
in action in the opening bracket Of games tonight at
the Phoenix armory court starting $50 o'clock
Tomorrow evening the remaining eight will furnish the OPP
position "Zeke" Connors and Herb Colby will ofciate two
games apiece tonight.
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nate with Salisbury, Woodbury.,
Thomaston, Pennington and
Bloomfield following In order.
The opening day pairings will
bring together Nathan Hale of
Moodus and Simsbury, Watertown
and Tourtelotte of North Grosven-
orsdale, Plainville and New
Canaan, Newtown and New Mil
The Harding and Wildly records
for tourney berths follows:
wARREN HARDING l1&Il
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Willy Opposes Harding
For Yale Tournament
Berth Tomorrow Night

Wildly has very meager chance of entering the Yale
for following Saturdays Connecticut nterscho
as Athletic conference meeting at the Graduates club in
New Haven the Leemen notified to meet Warren Hard
ing tomorrow night Commercial gym in the Elm City for
eighth place the tourney the Presidents record being
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Cnrrington Rrothers.
Sacred Hearts.
Totals
PORTUGUESE RAINED OUT

Score at half time: Carringtons
II, Hearts 4. Referee Carney.
Time-Four S-minute periods.
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Crosby
New Haven

Naugatuck Y here Saturday night.
Hennie Cieslewski registered IA of
the visitors points while Peasley
scored 10 of the locals.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-07
CROSBY RIFLEIMEN
LOSE TO HILLHOUSE

New Haven Hillhouse riflemen
defeated Crosby Saturday after
noon at the state armory 40 to
473. The. summary:
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BROOKLYN spec.lloYs

Score at half time: West Side
II, Speedboys IL. Referee: Hon
ey" Kulman. Time: 4. 10-min.
periods. Umpire: Mike Higgiston
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In tho ranking of several OF the
teams contests with non-confer-
cnce, out of-state or other schools
played a part. Lyman Hall thus
lost credit for two victories over
Seymour, Il non-conference team.
bridgeport Central lost credit for a
victory over shelton because the
game was arranged after schedule
closing date. January /.
Grcyhounds Defending Champs.
Naugatuck Is the defending
champion having defeated Man.
chester In the final last year
Manchester entered the 1881 tour
nament with q 1000 percentage,
the highest of any entering team
and defeated Hllhouse 1921 In the
first round. Other teams entered
were Bristol which beat wildly 90
80 and lost to Manchester, West
Haven, which defeated Commercial
1920 and lost to Naugatuck: Maui
gatuck, which defeated Lyman
Hall 2S-1S.
Two years ago Naugatuck de-
fcnted Bridgeport Central 1928 IN
the finals of tournament that saw
central, Naugatuck. Warren Hard
ing, West Haven, Torrington.
Meriden, Manchester and Bristol
entered.
bristol has probably the best all.
time tournament record of any OF
The contestants. IL won the title
IN 1927, 1928 and 1929, has quail
fed six years In succession and has
won "a games and lost IL In that
ftf,a
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Totals ....... 10 2 20
Score at half time. Naugatuek
10. New Britain 10. Referee, Far
rell; time minute quarters.
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Totals


Score ut half time Hills ~,
Thomas Club IS. Referee--John
Cluney. Time--Two and two TO-
minute periods.
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Echoes From the City Amateur League

long cheer for Harry Kelley and his silent Sacred Hearts
Though they did either round of the seasons play
with the squad each and Sunday they
scheduled play Sport for sports sake that's their motto
Loss of Mandeu the Darlington least
nohes standing In the first round they
third fifth That's what when good
combination is disrupted in mid season.
There denying the Nausy Emerad yesterday
they accomplished their comprised
basketball exhibitions of the 1t isn't team
these parts beat the Brookyns 6 points which why
the boys and white entitled the heaes of eommnda
their stellar work.
any person this old who thinks Brooklyn did not
want to win game yesterday has only inquire Of Manage
Skddo Dumseo regards thereto His most certain to
satisfy part of Incidentally he did use
his freely yesterday because he conceded defeat after the
period rather because his regulars stale that the subs
were the only could stop IS point defeat
doefu woe-be-gone that Naugatueks Seoty has
wearing previous Brooklyn Emerald clash disappeared
8 TO- Which leaves balance OF only ~
that he still has to pick up when clash again.