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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
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RECORDS ANOTHER VICTORY
Yankee Hurler Wins Fifth
 Straight Humbling As
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New York, May 24---The seven game winning streak of tho Phila- delphia Athletics was snapper yes- terday when the Yankees made the most of their half-dozen hits at the Yankee stadium and took the sec- ond game of the series, 6 to b.
 The Tanks had to marshal de- fensive brilliance to turn mack the champions series of stubborn ral- ries. After the Tanks had gained Il 40 lead In the third inning, the crowd of about 12,000 gave it's loudest utterances for defensive exploits, two nnc stops by Jack Saltzgaver and strong pitching by Pipgras and Ruffing.
 Pipgrns, who recorded his firth straight victory, held the Mackmen hItless for the first three innings while the Yanks punched half their six hits off Lee Roy Mahaf- fey in the third. The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
MISS ANN DRICCS
 OUSTED IN STATE
 SINGLES TOURNEY
Miss Clare Smith of Pine Orchard Eliminates LO- cal Entry in Tennis Competition

New Haven, May 24.-Byes and defaults kept all but three of the lG men and women seeded play CTS out of competition yesterday as play In the singles opened in the Connecticut state tennis tour nament at the Lawn club. All three seeded players won their matches.
 Thomas Wilbur Of the Lawn club. seeded No 6, was the only man seeded played to perform. After passing through the first round on default by W. Mundy of Yale. he defeated A. $. B. Neg ley S-G, 6-1 in the ---a---second round match.
 Miss r. LeBoutillicr of Wesbury, l., l., seeded No ] in the women's singles, defeated Miss Suzanne Ar guinbau of Stamford 6-1. GO In her first round match. Miss Clare Smith of Pine Orchard. seeded No {, defeated Miss A. Driggs of Wa terbury 7-5. 60. Hobart Hyde, seeded No 1, drew bye.
 Drawings for the doubles will he held today. Finals In both mems and womcn's singles and doubles will be played Saturday.
 Summaries:
 First round. mems singles:
 Thomas Wilbur, Lawn club, de- feated w. Mundy, Yale, default.
 W. R. Stltt deefated Allen Hop kins, New Haven, default.
 E. $. Armstrong defeated R. Wallen Cd, Cd.
 J. Q. Adams. Yale. defeated A. shelton, Ga, 4-6, 1910.
 W. Malkin defeated J. Carlisle,
 A. $. B. Neglcy defeated Albert Cotton Jr. 6-3, GA.
 W. Smythe defeated Francis Comstock, Lawn club 6-2. 3-6. 6-4, c.s. G.a.
 II. Penney defeated II. w. Fair child 4-G. S-6. G-3.
 F. Hopkins. Lawn club, defeated J. Wardman ca, Ga.
 F. Miles defeated A. II. Stitt. 6-1, Cd.
 D. B. Wright defeated W. Der mody, default,
 l.. Hill defeated r. x. Duggett 6-2, 3-6, GO.
 c. R. Preston defeated NJ. r. GO, GO.
 P. C. Klein defeated P, Ammldon S-6, 6-4.
 First round women's singles;
 Miss r. LeBoutilller Westbury, l.. l.. defeated Miss Suzanne Ar guinbau, Stamford, 6-l, 60.
 Miss Virginia Burrell. santa Barbara. Cal, defeated Miss Betty Warner, Pine Orchard, 14-12, ca.
 Miss Bennett, New Britain, de- feated Mrs C. W. Hurlbut, Hart ford, Ga. G-2,
 Miss Emily A. Lincoln, Brook- line, Mass defeated Miss Virginia storm, New oYrk 6-1, G-2
 Miss Clare smith. No {, Pine Or chard. defeated Miss A. Driggs, Waterbury, 7-5. GO.
 Miss Betty Woolscy, New Haven, defeated Mrs l. A. Chapman, Port land, S-G. default.
 Mrs Clifford Ewing, New Haven defeated Miss Mildred Hackett. GO, l-6. G-3
 Miss Nancy Clnctt, Troy, x. Yo defeated Mrs Ducr McLanahan, Now Haven. Cd, G-2.
 Miss Barbara Stoddard. New York, defeated Miss k. Keeney, de- fault.
 Second round. Mems singles;
 Wilbur defeated Ncgley 8-G, 6-1,
 Hopkins defeated w. A. Hoffman ca. G-3,
 Secon dround, women's singles:
 Mss Barbara Stevens, New. IIa- ven. defeated Miss Margaret Bar clay New Haven, Cd. ca.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
BOSTON IS DUE ! FOR A BREAK
 By DAN PARKER

tradition Fanue hal South church. and with the musy odor of glorious past Even In Boston chiefly Particularly this Of the Braves In league dongs back in Miracle Stallings The Braves of that unheralded of ocs Boston hd had It's nothing about saings base that to justify Boston in 1914 by the baseball 
 with these cxception well from tle opening day whom winning Nationa league Iennan. novelty Mcecnc already demon handle big league ball club win good winner and 1t dldnt campaign that the Braves were any thing but the same old second division outfit yet whether current Braves
 
 
 appointment finally gathered together Well, Boston baseball and the their Judge the they have met with far in
 
 WHEN PAUL DE BRUYN won the Boston marathon. n of assistant engineer But when finished second fin the Brooklyn marathon he was bounced (dHI1 .'z.,. : ; ;. zAI] IAI|1]'' ; ;.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
SCHOLASTIC CALENDAR

Today. 3:30 West Haven vs Branford at Painter Park.
 Today, 3.30 Hillhouse vs Com mercial (distrcIt game).
 Thursday, 3:30 Hillhouse vs Hartford at New Haven.
 Friday, 3:00 West Haven vs Warren Harding nt Bridgeport. Friday. 3:00 Commercial vs Cen tral at Bridgeport.
 Saturday. 10:30 Hillh0usc vs New Britain at New Britain.
 GOLF
 Today, 3:00 Hlllhouse ys Com mercial at Municipal Links.
 Wednesday, 3:00 Commercial vS Warren Harding at Municipal Links.
 Friday, 3:O0 Commercial vs New Britain at New Britain.
 Saturday, 2:00 HitIhouse vs Col isGiase Peep at Municipal z. TRACK
 -Triangular meet at lisrtford (Hilihouse, New Britain, and Hnrfford), Vi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
BELANCER LOSES
 TO JOE KNIGHT

Boston, May 24---(UP)---Joe Knight, Cairo, Ga, light heavy weight boxer. won q 1O-round de. cision over Charley Belanger of Canada at Boston Arena last night. The officials disagreed at the end of the slow, uninteresting bout and tho referee ruled for. Knight.
 There was very little action In the early rounds of the bout. both boxers appearing to be over- cautious. Most of their blows were going wide Of the mark, and the few that did land clcanly. lacked force. Knight had aa edge in the first half of the fight. but in the sixth, Belanger opened up.
 The sixth, which Bclanger won. was the only good fighting round of the bout. Here they battlcd all over the ring, both landing hard and often. with Belanger forcing and scoring the most. In the seventh, the, milling started to slow down again. and both ap- peared weary at the finish.
 Knight weighed 177, and Be- langer lS2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
MARTIN ADVANCES
 IN BRITISH PLAY

Gullane. Scotland, May 24-(U P)--David Martin of the Califor- mia GU. $. AD) Country club ad- vanced to the second round of the British amateur golf chamuionship to day by q victory, 1 up. over Leonard Crawley of Brancepeth Castle. This match was postponed from yesterday.
 Charles Sweeney. an American. registered from Princes club de- feated F. P. Tipping of Walton Heath, 4 and 3. s. Forsyth of Royal Burgess defeated Joshua Crane, Brookline, Mass, perennial competitor in British tournaments. up. Eric McRuvie of Levan won by default over E. r. Storey of Royal Warkinugton. Robert Har- ris of Royal and Ancient, defeated J. T. Campbell of Gullane, 4 and 9. All of these matches were in the first round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
END TEAMS
 DIVIDE LEAD IN
 CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Plenty of Runs Scored By Winners in Weekly Bat- fests - Mulhern Beats St Pats

Convincing scores, which left no question as to the better team were filed by the winners of Catholic Parish baseball games last evening at local parks. The smallest mar gin by which winner came through was i've runs, that being chalked up by the St Francis arr ray over Mike Daly's St Patrick boys from Brooklyn, final count of 7-2 ending the game. Johnny Mulhern was pretty much the big noise of lis game, giving out by Ave hits. flaming eight and coming through with a pair of singles when they meant runs. Moran and Mullen of the Hill aggregation mt for the circuit while Mike Higgis- ton scored tho only extra-base wal lop for the Pats with Q sizzling three- baggcr In the second.'
 Hard Hitting
 Masters was no mystery to the Sacred Heart batting array which nicked him for 14 hits, five of them of the extra base variety, the east end crew winning 10 to Allowing had perfect evening with the willow, hitting two doubles and single in three trips to the dish. Corden, Doran, Gugheim and Car roll also did damage to tho offer- ings of Masters who was six rounds behind at the end of the very first inning.
 Rallies of two. three and four runs at Q time were plenty sum- cient to set the St Michael entry from Watcrville back peg. the Mt Carmel squad taking q to de- clsion from the lads from Johnny Moore's bailiwtck. Padula pitched nice ball, allowing but seven hits with no one scoring on him until the fifth inning. The Town Plot ters first Inning score Of three runs was plenty good enough to win the game but they set themselves up to two and four run splurges in the second and sixth innings to win in a walk. Martino, Blinn and Gal gain did well with the bat for their respective teams.
 Tt Surprise! t,a
 Eddie Farley's St Margaret's re- ' ceived a major shock when the Lady of Lourdes lads set them down to q 11.4 count. An eight run barrage in the second did the trick. Mccarthy was the standout for the games, his batting and fielding going for naught. against eleven, solid hits off Gardiner and Morrissey. Rose, Mobile and Piaz- za hit hard for the winners, the former contributing n three base wnlloD to the game. sp
 St Joseph's hit Ike Kern for two singles and dropped the game Il to 9 against Bill Clenry's sS Peter and Paul combine. Mike Bowen and c. Cabana put in three-b -baggers to aid In the rout of the boys from Brooklyn, and helping their team hold the Hearts for first place tie. Tho gfandinR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
s=--~-=f--f-- GIZZY KNOCKED DIZZY

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 24-- (UP)-- Tony Canyoncrl, lightweight cham pion, knocked out Battling Gizzy of Pittsburgh last night in the fifth round of their scheduled non title 10 rounder.
 Canzoneri battered the Pitts- burgh boy about the ring for four rounds, and in the fifth Tony spun Gizzy out of q cIinch with such force that Gizzy fell ovt of inc ring and was counted out.
 Canzoncfi weighed 134 pounds; oizzy, 13e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
HILLS TO PLAY
 TORRINGTON FRIDAY

The Washington Hills base ball team will play the strong All.Torringt0n nine at Wash. ington Park stadium on Friday night at 6:f5 o'clock in the sec ond of a series of exhibition games planned by tn. manage. mcnt of the Hill aggregation.
 Torrington will present . lineup of star performers with Tom Mcleod, catcher, and Ray Holden In their roster, while the local boys will have . strong team with Tommy Purcell on the pitching mound and Tiger Keane doing the receiving.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
NAMED OLYMPIC COACH

Joseph De vos, of the Belgian School for Maltres d'Armasc, the Hague and New York university. has been appointed coach of the United states olympic fencing team for its practice fD New York. De Vos once held the professional world championship with the dueI- ine sword and the Belgian foil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
CROSBY OUTFIT
 BUT BEAT TAFT
Kaukas and Conway Hurl
 Sch0fieldmen to 7 to }
 iWn Play Torrington To-day

Tommy Kaukas and Charley Conway divided pitching honors for Crosby yesterday afternoon as the Eaugatuck Valley League leaders defeated Taft Prep school in Wa tertown. to 3, in non-league game which went but seven in- nings. The former Parochial League twirlers held the Taft nine to six scattered bingles while their mates touched Curtlss and Blake for but i've bingles, one Il home run by Ned Farley in the sixth in- ming with Pee Wee" Zedgren aboard. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
EAGLES AFTER MILFORD
 BLEACHERY FOR GAME

Fibre Jacaruso's Town Plot Eagles would like to book the New Milford Bleachery nine for game Memorial day. The Town Plotter would like to hear from their rl- va!s ut their earliest convenience. The local are a stronger outfit than last year and would like te meet any other 17 to 20 year old team in the city. For games dial 4-2842 between 5:30 and G:31 o'clock or write Jacaruso at 27 Normand street tft
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Bnckinoham Play
 UtOpians Sunday

Mike Cipriano's Buckingham A. c. nine of Oakvllle will swing into action again Sunday after. noon at Heminway field, Water town. meeting Chick" T;rrlco's Utopian club of the ceptral Y in q return engagement at 3 o'clock. Two weeks ago the two outfits bat tied on the same diamond. but to date there were two winners. the managers of both clubs. claiming victories. both by different scores. Kilma md Cipriano will make up the Bucks battery while Joe Mash and Ferris will do likewise for the Utops. Sunday afternoon the Buckinghams lost an 8 to yer. dict to Frankie Altiere's Happy Hearts in a five inning contest at Watertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Crowley New Eli
 Track Captain

New Haven, Conn. May 24+-- (uP)--The Yale track team has elected Joseph Patrick Crowley of Milwaukee, 'Wis. 200-pound foot ball halfback and shot and discus thrower. as captain for 1933. Crowley has broken dual meet rec ords for the discus against liar yard and Princeton this season. Samuel $. Caldwell, Omaha, Neb, became manager and William w. Gibbs of Jacksonville, Fla, was chosen assistant man. uNeT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Crosby Golfers
 Lose in N. Britain

. New Britain High school golfers defeated Crosby club wielders In both singles and doubles yesterday in the Hardware City. the final point score beong 13 to 5. The summary:
 Walter yudney (N. B.) defeated Ossie Gray co. 2 and I John Burke (N. B.) defeated Bob Me- Donald co, 9 and 2; Prindie Bar tow co defeated Paul Dary (N. B.). and s; JimTaylor (N. B.) defeated Paul Pajanis (C), , and. 2. In the doubles Budney and Burke finished all even on tho IS holes woth Gray and Mcdonald. Dary and Taylor defeated Barrow and pajanis, 3 and 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
W|6st|irlq
(By United I'ress)


 At Buffalo, N. Y.--t,d Don George, North Java, decisioncd Nick Lutzc, California; Jack Shcr- ry. Omaha. threw Buck Weaver, Chlcago Karl Nowina, Buffalo, drew Casey KazanJlan, California; sam CordovanO, Buffalo, threw Eddie EIZear. Buffalo
 At Revere, Mass.--Al Morelli, Boston, threw Bob Wilklc, New York Stanley Pinto, Australia, drew with Hans Schroeder, Ger. many; Wong Book Cheung, China, threw Joe Cook. Australia.
 At Mclrosc. Mass. .---Zeus Wil- czewski, Norwood, threw Hoy stewart, Lynn; George Linchan. California. drew with Tiger Jack Young. quincy; Tiger Jim Lynch. Providence. R. l., threw Frankie Gallant, Montreal. Kewpie Kilroy, Boston. drew with Jean Ledoux. Canada,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
YOU KNOW NY BROTHER?

Three sets of brothers were mem. bers of the 1o32 California track and field squad. Joe and Waldo Darracq performed in the shot and discuss; Lyman and Virgil Fink toSsed the javelln: Hcrilinr and Aibers ron fin the quarter.niiv md relay and Louis and Aibers com. peteh as javeiin thrower~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
rIlEY,RE musrLING NOW

If International league baseball games appear to be played quickly this year lrs because the teams are after a 5000 prize offered to the club showing the, most hustle dur ing the season. The money will be split ID among tho players Of the speedlest team. z,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Play T0rrIngton To.day
AMATEUR B A s E B ALL
Pirates After Games

The Brooklyn Pirates desire games with any 1G to 2l year old team In the city. all games 10 be nlayed on Saturdays. They would like 10 hear especially from Altlcre's Happy Heart Eagles or Town Plot Eagles, For games write to John Zanavlch, 12S Con gross avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
TAFT

Errors Zedgren, Mazerella. Runs-- Yoksa, Zedgren, 2, Farley, Ragis, Shugrue, Dunn, Perry, Carey Hubbard. Runs batted in--Farley 2, Ragis, Kaukas. Two-base hit Ragis. Three base hit --- Dunn. Home run--Farley. Stolen bases--- Zedgren 30. Farley, Beecher, Hub bard. Sacriilces--Ragis, Dunn. Kau. kas. Double plays -- Kaukas to Dunn. Curtiss to McCollom to Hub bard. Left on bases--Crosby {. Taft (. Bases on balls--on Kaukas l, off Conway 3. off Curtiss 2, off Blake 2. Hits--off Kaukas in c, off Conway 1 in 1, off Curtiss 2 in ., off Blake In 2, Hit by pitcher by Blake (Zedgren). Struck out by kaukas 6, by Conway l, by Cur tiss 3. by Blake 3. Winning pitcher ---kaukas. Losing pitcher---Curtiss Cmpire-Kielty. Tlme--2:I0.
 Play TOrrlngtOn TO.day
 The Sch0tieldmen will seek their sixth Naugy Valley League tilt this afternoon meeting Torrington in the New City. Ned Farley will prob ably be the blue and whites start Ing twlrler.
 Yesterdays Results
 Choate IS: Westminster &. = Manchester 6; South Manchester
 Trade 5.
 Bulkeley r.; West Hartford 2. Hartford 1b; Weaver 0.
 Terryville IT; N. II. Stone College 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Flowers Win. 1 tn 2

"Sherrn" Benson hurled bril-. liant two-hit game Sunday morn. Ing at Hamilton Park, but his mates ragged support cost him q defeat his Comets lowing to the Rovers, 4 to 2. The heavy hitting of Ken Thompson featured for the Eovers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
 LONG PUTTS SAVED HER

Puts of more than 20 feet on the l7th and 18th green 0yercaine the one.up lead of Mrs 0. s. IIill and enabled Maureen Orcutt 10 win the north and south women's championship, her second triumph in two years
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Sun IsnrlOrs Def

The Sun Parlor A. C. have an opening fin their schedule May 20 and would like to hear from any junior team in the city or valley. For games dial 4-9530 and ask for Pcnkins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Iard Iea Ncfraslsa Exnorts

Lincoln. Neb ---(UPD ---Lard. not corn. or wheat, or pork, is Nebras.. ka's biggest export. Exports Of lard for the past year amounted to $2,-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Ed Leader Has Real Top-Notcher In Best
 Of Rowing Circles
By CLAIRE BURCKY

New York, May 24-From the Pacific the cry Cafornias crew for Cafornias Oympcs" And from the Atlantic echoes back challenge, Let Leader lead the way with Yale"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
D|;|'BOxin0 5 .Resu|tS
(By United Prcss)

At Pittsburg '. Tony Canzoneri. 134, New York, knocked out Bat. tling Glzzy, 136, Pittsburg (5l. non title; Charley Masser. 175. Monongahela City. stopped Jack Kearns, 1S6, Huntington, w. Va, C5); Jack kilbourne, 180, knocked out Harry Harris. 150 1-2. Bell laire. 0, GD; Patsy Hennigan, 134 1-2. Pittsburg, knocked out Al Schulo, 13O 1-2. Pittsburg, CD.
 At Paterson, N. J.--Benny Leon. ard, 150, New York, stopped Jimmy Abbott, f52, New York (6): Benny Valgar, New York, drew Gil Mar. GUS. Portland. Me (G).
 At Boston--Joe Knight. TIT. Cairo, Ga, outpolnted Charley Belanger, 182, Canada (10); George Salvatore. 143 1-2, Oak Bluffs, outpointed Joe Delmont, IA 1-2, Roxbury (G); Francis Garter. 139 1-2, Worcester, out pointed Al Stretti, 137. Revere (4l; Vic Darr, 14O 1-2, Westerly, R D., outpointed Steve Chappie, 130 1-2, South Boston (4); Mickey C0nroy, 137, South Boston, Outpointed Frankie Millerlck, 132, Homer- vile (4): Leo salyas, 150, Berlin, N. H., outpointed Chris Derosa, 160, East Boston (G).
 At Salem, Mass. .--iEddie "kid" Sullivan, Wa1pole, outpointed Tony Acquarc, Lynn (10): Harry "Kfd" Wallace, Philadelphia, outp0lBted He'd Griffin, Beverly (a); Al Le Brasseur, Lynn, knocked out Young Tronti, NorwoOd CD. 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
New York lAl.
Philadelphia OO % 2 JA1 1--I New York 70 04 0 O. 2 % A.,

Runs bnttod in--Combs, Scwcll :. Ruth. Mahaffey. Cramer, Co., chrane, Bishop, Foxx. Two-basc hits--Scwcll. Cramer. Three-base hit Mahaffey. Sacrifices - Haas. Pipgras. Left on bascs--New York ', Philadelphia II. Bases on balls of Pipgras (, Mahaffey 2. Struck out--by Pipgras 2. E o W man l, Krausse 1. IIlts---ofr Mahaffey, G in innings; Bowman, 0 in |; krausse, 0 in 1; Plpgras, 8 in $ Ia; Ruffing, Q in 2-3. Hits by pitcher--by Pipgras (Dykes). Win ming pitcher--I'ipgras Losing pit cher---H. Mahaffey Nmpires--Van Grafan. Guthrie and Geisel. Time of gamc--2:07.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
TEAMS DEADLOCKED FOR
 LEAGUE HONORS
St Mary's and Sacred Hearts Continue Spree DispOsing of St Francis and St Margaret's- JOe's Easy VictOrs

Shorty" Guglielmo's Sacred Hearts and Harry Melvin's St Mary hines, remained in a tie for the Parochial League leadership yes- terday afternoon conquering Jim Carr's st Margaret team, 14 to 8, and Tom Purcelps St Francis Xavier contingent, I2 to 3. respec- lively. Boley Jokabauskas' St Joseph's array toppled Jim Mur- phys Sts Peter and Paul combi- nation, 10 to 4 in the other fray.
 O'COnnor Hurls Well
 George O'Copnor worked on the mound for St Mary's and limited the xavierites to six scattered hits while his mates banged Dunn for 14. Loose playing by the losers iniielders aided the defending champions. The Cole street mound ace contributed two home runs and n single to his own cause. The score by innings:
 st Mary's 113 402 l-12 14 " St Francis 100 O01 1-- , 6 Batteries: O'Connor and Connel- ly; Dunn and Wrenn. Umpire Bowen
 "Bing" Moriarty Homcrs
 Billy Graham and "Bing" Nor iarty led the assault on three St Margaret twirlers, each garnering three safeties. the former netting a triple and pair of singles and the latter home run, double and single. The Hearts pushed across IA runs on the same number Of hits. The score by innings:
 Sacred Hts 103 0G4 0--14 IA 4
 St Margat 004 202 o. 8 8
 Batteries: Mullins, II. Graham and Cuddy. Moriarty; McGrath, Schuster, McAdams and Feeley' Umpire; Murphy.
 Saldukas Duplicates Ruth
 With the bases loaded in the fourth inning, Shorty" SaldukaS strode to tho plate and drove one of Learys offerings Go deep left field for q circuit wallop ala Babe Ruth. The East Finders were charged with seven errors, which materialized greatly Tn their down. fall. The score by lnnlngs
 St Joseph's 200 ell 0--10 12 l
 Sts r. X r. 900 100 D. Bnttercs Yarosis and Vailaitis; Leary, Gerimin and Elsden. um- pire: O'Donnell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
Yale Shell Rates Place h 7enth Onpiad Experts BelieDe
sssa00IE ssa
 as t1e py SLABS SJf NBsSz lozay /

You have often heard 1t said Chat a short chip shot must be made with the wrists only. If one plays the stroke in this manner only limited success can be at- tained.
 One brings the club sharply and lifts 1t sharply in a small radius. and the club must strike the ball at the lowest point in the arc to be at all successful.
 Now, If the arms are employed to aid the wrists. the clubhea1 can be kept low and close to the ground.
 This prevents the club from de- scending and ascending abruptly, often the cause of hitting the ground, or topping the ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24

 
lBy unllcd r.c..,
VV1"I------. ''ll.l''- -

N VBS IHNVd T8csHJ
 Babe Ruth went hitless in three times up.
 Lou Gehrig didn't connect in four trys. lw
 Al simmons singled In four times nt bat.
 Hack Wilson was up four times without hitting.
 Bill Terry doubled iR four tInic' ID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

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