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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-04
Getting Back at Him

Amateur Magician-Will the gentle
man in the front row kindly lend me
his hat?
The Gentleman-Not until you re.
turn the lawnnower you borrowed
from the last summer.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-04
CAUSE OF sOURMEss

Frog-What's the matter with Bugs,
that he looks so sour?
Mosquito-He got too hungry last
night to he particular and he bit an
old maid who was at Il lawn party.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-04

"Well, old, man, how are things?"
bad, with skirts los&r this year
fellow has a hard time getting
square meal"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1932-08-04

Including Night Clubs
Mother-Now. do you know where
bad little girls 90 to?
Dorothy-Oh, yes-they go about
everywhere.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
Naugy Y Mermen
Lose to New Haven

New Haven swimming club de-
feated the Naugatuck Y tankmen
at Carnegie pool. Friday night, AZ
33. The summary:
100 yard free style: Won by Bend
Ter, NJ; second eastman, n. H.:
third, Anderson. N. H.-Time 81
seconds.
22O yard free style: Won by An
derson, n. H., second Sullivan, N.
third, Langner, N. II. Time-2:32.2.
SO yard free style: Won by Ale
son. N. H., second, Bender, NJ;
third, Batter. N. II. Time-25.3.
100 yard back stroke: Won by
eastman, N. H.: second, Collins, N.
H.; third, Cheplick, N. Time 1:1O.4.
100 yard breast stroke: Won by
Collins, N. H.; second, Enamit, M;
third. Squires. n. Time 1:14.2.
$50 yard medley relay: Won by
Naugatuck. Lineup, winning team.
Chepiick. Enamit and Griggs. Time
-1:32.
22O yard relay: Won by Nauga-
tuck. Lineup. winning team, Sulli-
van, Baukas. Griggs and Bender.
Time-1:45.
Diving: Won by New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14

Jack Manherz's protebes are ex-
pected to afford the Elm Cityites
with plenty Of competition and
stand a fine chance OF eliminating
the Hillhousers. Crosby's chances
depend largely on the events Bob
johnson, outstanding New Haven
mermen, Is listed In. The blonde
luminary last Friday set up new
220 yard mark at 2:27 which Ii ex-
pected to stand for some time. It 10
highly probable that he will be en-
tered in the so and 100 yard free
style swim.
HiIlhousc Beat Crosby
Crosby has lost but one Of nine
meets to date, bowling only to New
Haven Hillhouse who are favored
In Saturdays competition. The
New Haveners have also taken over
Harding, Central, Hopkins, Com
mercial, Alumni, Roxbury and Can
tebury. The team scoringtfor the
last three seasons for the two high
est teams Is as follows:
1029--Crosby "a, New Haven Hill.
house 80.
1oso--New Haven IIillhouse 80,
Crosby 80.
A 1-2, Crosby 20.
Defeated Hartford Saturday
The blue and white webfeet scor-
ed a so to rs Ndecision over Hart
ford Public High here Saturday,
losing the medley, their hrst this
season. This was due largely to the
fact that two regulars, suffering
from colds. were withheld from
competition.
The complete summary follows:
100 yard relay-Crosby, 1928 LID.
Pronovost, Corcoran, Laukaitis,
Fox.
100 yard breast, 1918; ca Levin
son CID; 2, White Co; 3, Mckay,
(H).
40 yard free. % is; I, Povolai-
tbs tC); 2, Which CID; 8, Good,
a2O yard free, 2:4s s-5; /, Lally
(C); 2, corcoron co.; 3, Lombard
(H).
100 yard back, t:17 4-5; /.
Monagan (C): 2, Boutelle CID; 3,
Blanchard (C).
100 yard free---60 3-5; /, Fox.
(C); 2, Coolidge Co; 8, Mooney,
(H).
Diving--Leggett (C); Charron
(C): Blumenthal (HD.
Medley - Hartford. 1919 Id;
Boutelle, Levinson, Which.
Final score-Crosby so; Hart
ford 25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
BOX SHOP TEAMS
SHOW TONIGHT AT
BROOKLYN Y HUT
Boys Meet New Britain
and Girls, Thomaston-
Boys Club Check Box
mems Streak

The Box Shop FIVE will stack up
against the strong New Britain
Panthers In the main game OF a
twin bill at the Brooklyn hut to-
night In what promises to be an
other interesting game. The New
Britain Panthers will show some
Of the best high school stars of
past years In their lineup.
In the preliminary the Box Shop
girls will meet the strong Thomas
ton girls.
The Box Shop were beaten the
first time this year at the Boys
Club Saturday night after winning
the first game OF home and home
series at the Brooklyn hut a few
weeks ago. The boys from across
the bridge were off on their game
and gave their poorest exhibition
to-date.
Captain Carroll feels confident
his cohorts will break into the win
column again at the expense Of the
New Britain Partners as they have
yet to be beaten on their own floor
Coach Mcnamara will have Cap
tain Carroll and Gallulo, forwards,
Baron center, Gagan and DiBiasa
ON the rear court as his starting
lineup. There Will be dancing after
the games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
Portuguese Bow
to Bridgeport, FL

Close TO so Ofans witnessed
thrilling game of soccer yesterday
afternoon at Brasco park as the
Waterbury Portuguese. weakening
In the final half, dropped a 2 to /
Verdict to the crack Bridgeport
Swedes.
The game was scoreless for 26
minutes. but Il minute later Ander-
son of the Park Cityites booted
one through the uprights. Ross of
the locals evened matters four
minutes later, the final score of the
first half.
marker after II minutes of keen
action In the final half. Duke"
Bowes and Ross stood out in the
play OF the locals while Hiiditch
and Campbell excelled for the visi-
tors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
SEVEN CONTESTS
LISTED in JUNIOR
HOOP TOURNAMENT
Local Quintets in Elimina-
ton Tits To-day
Nine Teams Ousted in
Opening Round Satur-
day

Seven city Junior elimination
tournament games will be played
to-day at the Phoenix avenue arena
starting at 5:15 p. m. and continu-
ing until 10 o'clock. thereby COM
pleting the first round which par
TALLY opened Saturday morning and
afternoon.
To-day's schedule
To-day's schedule
6:15 p. m.--American Legion vs.
Metros. Referee, Santopietro.
500 p. m.--Boys' Club Aces vs
Granite Hills, Referee, Santopietro
GAS p. m.--Dlxies VS. Crosby HI
Y. Referee, Briotti.
1880 p. m.--Hotshots VS. Mill
Plain Jr,. Referee, Briotti.
S:15 p .m.--Community Jrs vs.
Cavaliers, Referee, Maioney.
900 y. inscriptions W. Rey-
mond Hillies. Referee, Maloney.
9;45 p. m.--Sun Parlor A. c. VS.
Boys Club Spades. Referee, Ma
loney.
To-morrow's Games
$3.50 p. m.---Town Plot Eagles va
Walnut Hills.
7:15 y. nl.--Kelly All-Stars VS.
Boys Club Cadets.
$500 .. m.--Brooklyn Falcons VS.
winners Boys Club Aces Granite
Hills.
S:45 p. m,--Hopeville VS. winners
Of Cavaliers-Community Jrs.
Wednesdays Games
$50 y. m,--Winners Dixies-Hii
VS. winners OF Legion Metros.
7:15 p. m. Warriors vs. Sun Par.
lors-Spades game.
$500 p. rn,--Brooklyn Speedboy,
VS. winners Scorpions Hilltes game.
9:15 y. NJ Winners Of Hotshots.
Mill Plain Va Engineers.
saturdays Results
Hopevllle A. &. AZ; Emeralds o.
Town Plot Eagles 1S; Chase Park
Walnut Hills %; Flyers IL.
Boys Club Cadets 10; n. l.. Y
Delivers II.
Warriors %; X. b. Juniors IA.
Kelly All-Stars 1S; Psi Upsilons II
Brooklyn Falcons 81; Athletics 0
Engineers 81; Eta Bettas 16.
Bozzuto's speedboys "a; Central
Jrs 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
FAY VINCENT TO
SPEAK in MERIDEN

Meriden. March IA Fay VIM
cent. 1929. Yale University football
captain Is 10 be the speaker to-
morrow evening nj the II. wallace
and Sons Athletic Assoc iati0n ban.
quet which IN TO open the first shop
night Of that concern TO be held IN
the local Y. NJ. &. A. Vincent, who
In now connected with the local
Connecticut Light and Power divi.
sion and O member Of that eon.
Germs team IN the Industrial Atb-
letie Federation's basketball league.
10 10 speak IN athletics and athds-
toe experiences 10 The cohorts OF
the borough team. which IN one 81
the strong competing teams In the
loegue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
JACK DEMPSEY STOPPED
BY COLD AT TOLEDO

Toledo. Ohio. March IL - (UPJ
- Confined to his hotel room with
u bad cold. Jack Dempsey has can
eelled tonight's scheduled fouf.
round exhibition bout with George
I'ankn. Pittsburgh heavyweight. al
youngstown, Ohio.
His illness may force him 10 call
off bouts NJ cIarksburR. West Va,
"Wednesday. and NJ Huntington. W
w.. Friday. He Is hopeful h.
VIII recover IN time 10 keep an
exhibition engagement M Toront0
next week.
Leonasd Sachs. Dempsey's man.
nger. claims this Ia the first time
the old Mauler has been forced o.
disarpoint q fight promoter or
the public.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
Runaors And Reality Gathered From
This Sporting World
The Grist OF Athletic Contest
Improvement Prime Objective
OF Hoop Rule Makers
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Tonight New Haven the members of the New Haven Dstr
Approved Basketball Officials will discuss the game
played Connecticut. and incidentally the
QUESTIONABLE submitted all board officials by committee headed by
Oswald Tower who officially nterprets all rules governing the court
game five questions submitted would in opinion strike
responsive in the minds of Waterbury hoop fans Here it is:
4 Do you approve the folowing Whenever a foul is
called the opponent of player who Immediately after
the foul succeeds making field goal the field goal shall
be allowed if, in the opinion Of the official calling the foul
honest effort being made field goal by
the offended player himself and the defense had not been
halted by the whistle (The purpose here is count we'll
goals which sometimes cancelled because the
whistle blows instant before the ball leaves the players
hands
hardly penazc points by ruling out
field goal split second before shooter in the act of shooting
opinion of the official The ayes should have it vote
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
FREE THROWS BEAT
| NAUCY EMERALDS !.
In OVERTIME GAME
Stokes Ties Regular Game
With Great Field Goal
Teams Meet Again
Next Sunday

Hoop fans who like the action Of
the City Amateur League teams and
expected a nip and tuck affair yes
terday afternoon, when the Brook
lyn A. G. and Naugatuck Emeralds
got together, were not disappointed.
All they saw for quarter was
three games, with the principal con
test going five minutes overtime,
and won by Brooklyn 1894 through
the medium of perfect foul shoot.
Ing In the extra period Of play.
Most OF The Way
Naugy took and held the lead
for the greatest part Of the game
starting the last ten minutes OF play
with a .27-26 advantage which was
passed q few minutes later when
Joe Swasey and Matty Sheehan
scored In rapid order to give Brook
lyn two point margin which was
tied on a timely and difficult field
goal by Stokes which just about
beat the 40 minute whistle. Push
Ing under and near the basket In
the overtime period, coupled with
perfect shooting from the fifteen
foot mark by the eventual winners
cost Naugatuck the game. Eight
misses Of foul awards In the first
period, and several sucker" shots
which were "blown" at critical
stages Of the game, also had q de-
finite part In the Emerald defeat.
Brooklyn lost Dunn and Carroll on
fouls. while Naugy had to bench
Rozint under the rules.
The Scoring
Matty Sheehan with IA points
was high scorer of the day with IA
points, while Carroll had nine to
his credit before having to retire.
while Swasey was very much an
asset to his club with eight points
while playing bang-up floor game.
Cieslewski with ~ points and Bill
Stokes with IL markers were the
nucleus Of the Naugy attack, with
johnson being held to four mark.
ers, q field goal and a pair of free
shots. Forty.fve foul shots were al.
lowed OF which Brooklyn scored IA
and Naugatuck -. with the win.
ners outscoring their opponents ~
/ 1 from the floor.
Prclims
In an exhibition game, preceding
the main contest, the Darlington
team defeated pickup squad re.
presenting the North End Thomas
Club. 40 to 81. In the first game OF
the afternoon the Comets won from
the Fulton Park Midgets. II to 4.
Ferriter scored 10 of the Com ets'
IL points. Main game score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
BROOKLYN SECTION
TO HAVE SENIOR
BASKETBALL MEET

A senior tournament for teams
OF the Brooklyn and Town Plot
sections to determine the cham.
pionship Of Brooklyn will get i'm.
derway next week ut the Brook.
lyn y. M. g. A. hut. A committee
mas been formed and will direct
the tourney. and which consists OF
the Following members: Secretary
M. Melville Kelley, Robert Il. Crot.
", superintendent OF the Water.
bury Paper Box company, William
Derwin Of the Park Department,
who Is at present running two sue.
cessful city tournaments. John
Chick Kelley, sports editor OF
the waterbury American. Edward
Loftus George Mcnamara, Daniel
Carroll and John Stankus.
Restrictions
The rules read that only organ
lied teams from Brooklyn and
Town Plot will be able to partici-
pate In the tournament, and teams
entered In the City or Industrial
leagues are not eligible, but play
ers from these leagues who have
palyed with other organized teams
all season will not be barred. The
official referees will consist Of
"Chick" Kelly, Bill Derwin, George
Mcnamara, "Yannol Carroll.
James Whistler" Kelley and Mi
chael Higgiston.
So far the following teams have
intentions of entering the tourney:
Waterbury Paper Box company.
Speedboys, Brooklyn Falcons.
Town Plot Eagles, X. of L. Re-
serves, Brooklyn "Y". st Joseph
Alumni. Anthony Verbick's jan
itors, st Joseph's Choir, and sew
eral others. Teams wishing to
enter please communicate with
Secretary NJ. Mel Kelley at the
Brooklyn "Y" hut as soon as pos
sible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
HARTFORD LITHS
SHADE K. OF |. IN
SATURDAY PLAY
Game Ends 1881 With
Winners Getting Bend
Ter Trophy

Alderman John w. Bender a.
warded o beautiful cup to the
speedy Hartford knights Of Lithu-
ania quintet following their brill
liant "a to 81 victory over the Wa
terbury Knights, to clinch the
Lithuanian basketball title Of the
state, at the s Joseph's School
Auditorium Saturday night. Mr.
Bendler's trophy becomes the
property Of the club winning the
championship two years In sue
cession. The game was hard fought
throughout the forty minute OF
play, but the Waterbury lads suf-
fered In the second half, when
Frank Swasey, Boley, and Alulis
were banished from the game via
the four personal foul routine. A
field goal and foul In the last
minute Of play accounted for
Hartford's victory, which was n nip
and tuck affair especially In the
last ten minutes Of play. when the
score ee-sawed back and forth.
Charley Shimkus with ~ points.
and Mazotas with 10 markers ex-
celled for the winners, while Joe
Swasey. Boley, Baron and INC"
Mezanskas featured for the losers.
In the first preliminary, the Wa.
terbury K. Of L. Girls downed the
Waterville girl quintet 20 to ~ In
a hard struggle, while the Hart.
ford K. Of L. Girls downed Ed
Bagley's all stars "a to 4.
The X. OF L. Community league
champions and runner.up. Holy
Cross led by Glen Balanda and
Baron's Stanford boys were a..
warded sweaters and shirts through
the courtesy Of Deputy Sheriff
John Jenusaitls and Attorney Al.
bert Joe Cibulskis as the best
sportsman of the loop, received a
Ave dollar gold piece through the
generously Of Druggist william
Kenausis. A mysterious donar
presented the last place Cornell
team members, with beautifu'
herring @ piece,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
MORE PLAY. IS MEEHAN
SLOGAN AT MANHATTAN

Now York. March i4.--John r.
tchick) Meehan may be forgetting
the big time football" that he left
brhlnd at New York university.
but he's anything but idle these
days.
Six hundred Manhattan college
students have participated In
sports OF various kinds since the
new intramurai athletic program
was instituted by the ex-New York
v. coach less than month ago.
tai registration az Manhattan.
Chick IL mainly responsible for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
THE STANDINGS
international Craun
Louie Police to
Play Mop artland

Louie Police of this city, form
erly Of New Haven, winner of the
l922 state championship In pocket
billiards, will cross cues with Tom
Mcfarland at the Colonial bill
lard pralors In New Haven this at
ternoon and evening.
The boys are matched for a $50
point contest and some keen COM
petition IN expected. Police has been
taking on all New Haven corners
and Will now have 10 tr.' out with
Mcfarland. The latter OF late has
been showing exceptionally good
form. having taken the Masked
marvel Into camp Thursday night
In Derby by score Of 100 TO 80.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
: HHU PIdCts
he Standing
Fuller-Wallace at
Garden FRIDAY Eve

New York, March IL - Sammy
Fuller. who made hit with New
York boxing fans when he cam"
here couple OF weeks ago and
beat Ray Miller. the hard hitting
ft-hooIser In ten round bout. IL
coming hack 10 Madison square
Garden this week--on Friday night
Ito meet Billy Wallace Of clevs-
land IN the main event Of ten
rounds. Originally Eddie Ran wac
matched 10 box Lou BrouiIlard on
this date. but Eddie's match with
ft,t Bnffalino caused the bsut "a
~ cancelled and II gave Match
maker Ham McQuade this eppof
t,srIiv 20 bring 10 Fuller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
FALCONS PICK UP
IN HOCKEY RACE
FOR 1892 PLAY0FF
BY UNITED PRESS

The Detroit Falcons today had
firmer hold on third place In tho
American Division Of the National
Hockey League, and were more
certain Of being In the play-offs as
q result of their / to 0 victory
over the fourth-place N. Y. Amer
leans last night.
The victory places the Falcons
three points ahead Of the Boston
Bruins.
Some Battle:
In the only other game last
night the New York Rangers and
the Montreal Maroons played a a
to 4 overtime tie at Madison
Square Garden. The one point
standing gain for the Maroons adds
to their certainty of being in the
play-offs. They are in third place
in the international division, seven
points ahead Of the New York
Americans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
DEMOCRAT SELECTS
TOURNEY TEAMS

After having witnessed tho
seven Yale tournament games at
the New Haven Arena last week
between eight of the 0utstand-
Ing scholastic quintets In the
state, the Democrat STAFF men,
pay honor to two Bristol play.
crs, two HillhOuse cagers and
one Naugatuck luminary, for
All.Tournamcnt team positions.
Here they are:
FIRST TEAM
Frank Balinslky, Naugatuck. ri
Andy Palau, Bristol ......R
Eddie Bobinski. Hillhouse :. &C
Leo DAWN, Hillhouse ..... rig
Able Gurske, Bristol ASA. .lg
SECOND TEAM
Tom Scally, Naugatuck ...... If
Frank Iwansky, Hillhouse RI
Dwight Hall, Bristol ....... &C
Tom Reilly, Hf1lhouse ....... ig
wilbur Pike, Central ...... rig
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
Eagles Gain By
Overtime Tie Game

New Haven, Conn. March IA
(UP)-The New Haven Eagles
strengthened their grip on third
place in the Canadian American
Hockey league by tying the league
leading Providence Reds % last
night, in an overtime game.
Rivers and Vail scored for Prov
idence and Hughes and McGold-
rick for New Haven in n bitterly
contested game. The tie gave New
Haven a one-point lead over Bos-
ton. which had been tied with the
Eagles for third place.
The Standing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
hURLEIGH GRIMES REGARDS spring tra

Canarse TrDc It Hercules Wergeles
Of indians Siro-
vch IL soreovieh on
preenses sporsmanship observed In the
prize 8 q
apply the be dead
And
his code he takes
insalmen Of his
written autobiography Phil Payne
build
died while attempting the hrs nonstop flight
The to mention
perfectly
safe libel with
the bottom of the Tunney
baseball writer interested
The Tunney and N
one attention the then did
Wills
careless conceted cauifower
o
vlhed the
Syndlcatc)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
BALINSKY SELECTED
ON BOOTH PREP ALL
OPPONENT TEAM

Bubbles" Balinsky Of Naug-
atuck high was placed on tho
New Haven Booth Prep School
All.Opponcnt team selected BY
Booth prep coaches recently.
Samuel Levy of Hartford prep
was given the other forward
berth. Tommy Wilson Of Mil.
ford prep, a teammate OF Able
Burke, was nominated for the
center position and Fred Ritter
OF the same club. o guard berth
with Abe Llpman Of the Con.
necticut Aggie frosh quintet.
"Red" Scally Of Naugatuck was
given honorable mention.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
Eddie Lord Named
By n. B. A. as a
Tourney Entry

Eddie Lord, former Brass City
knuckler. is entered In the boxing
tournament In Grand Rapids,
Mich, to determine the challenger
for the lightweight title held by
Tony Canzoneri. The eight fight
ers named by the National Boxing
Association, OF the 20 to compete,
include In addition to Lord, Lou
Terry OF st Louis, Eddie Anderson
of Omaha, Harry Robertson OF
Port Huron, Mich, Eddy Koppy Of
Detroit, Stanley Sabin Of Detroit.
Eddie Black of Milwaukee and
Carmen Cook OF Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
BOsTON SPECIAL

Boston. March i4.-tuP)-Ar.
thur Dekuh, giant New York
Italian will meet Jack Dorval OF
Quincy In the feature 10 round
bout OF the Argonne A. a. at Bos-
ton Arena Tonight Betting h at
even money on the heavyweight
bout.
IN An oight-round Hemi- finah
Jack ftedman Of South Bend. Ind.
Will meet Joe Barlow OF Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
Australian "Tote" Proves Its Worth

With much orebodng and wassng of srayed by the an
not in the money southern track observers known
10 the trade as harphooers terribly hard convince that the
otasaor betting machine installed the Haeah track by
j. E. Widen Of $3l5000 would prove Tb
boys would find beat it, according inside
Florida info six weeks ago. However SO days the Totaizato
handled $0000 900 perfectly and there mSues the payo
price of horse Now the General Electric is coming out w
something better you will probably hear about thu
first one is tried
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
WEST BROTHERS
HUMBLE RANDI Frs

The West Brothers ekes out a
81 to 26 win over the Oakvilie
Ramblers Saturday at the Vile
community house in an interesting
game settled in the last period by
Charley Vests field goal. Sum-
M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
JONES VS. O'BRIEN

Frankie O'Brien OF Hartford
one OF the high ranking contenderz
for the middleweight title, answers
the bell against Gorilla Jones OF
Akron. o.. world champion Of that
division, In a ten round n0n-title
night ~ the Valley Arena. Holyoke,
tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
EAST HARTFORD BOY
LEADS BIG GREEN

Hanover. ". H.. Mar 14.--(UP)
George F. Stangle of East Hart.
ford, Conn. has been elected cap
tain of next years Dartmouth bas-
ketball team. The captain-elect Is
a sophomore and starred as a for
ward on this years team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
Swimmers Prepare To Challenge HiILouse For Title
State MterschoLdstic
Teams Vie For Honors
At NelD HaDen Saturday

New Haven Hillhouse undefeated mermen, conquerors
Of Crosby and defending state interschoasc swimming
champions will defend their 1881 title against Crosby Cen
trial. Warren Harding, Manchester, New Haven Commercial
Hartford Buckley Bristol and Hartford Public at the tenth
annual state nteschoastc swimming meet to be held Sat-
urday in Carnegie pool New Haven
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14
MORT KELLY ON
STORRS TOURNEY
ALL-STAR TEAM
fSpccIal 10 thc DcnlocraO

Storrs, March II - Tourtelotte,
North Grosvenordale entry In the
Connecticut Class G and D hoop
tourney at Connecticut Agricultur-
al College and pre-tourney favor
ties, lost in the finals OF that tour
iey Saturday afternoon at Hawley
gym, Al to 80 to New Canaan be-
fore approximately 1000 fans. La
bertore featured the play of the
champions with IL points.
All-Tournament Teams:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-14

King projaahipok OF slam has
bad constructed near hip palace u
private rolf course on which he
plays almost every day. Few eoun.
try clubs rival the kings nns lay.
out.