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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
FRENCH NET STARS
| WILT UNDER FIERY
ATTACK OF YANKS
Barotra, BOssus and Gen.
tieu All Eliminated From
Indoor Play Yesterday

New York, March II - (UPl
- With the three French stars
unexpectedly swept out of the
National Indoor Tennis champion
ships, American players today will
continue to battle their way to the
finals in three fifth-round singles
matches and two doubles matches.
Jean Borotra, Christian Boussus
and Antoine Gentian were elimi:
mated from both classes Of play
yesterday.
George M. Lott, Jr, of Chicago
meets Julius Seligson Of New York
in the singles today; Harold q.
Wood. New York. plays Gregory
Mangin. Newark. N. j., and Fran
els X. Shields, New York, opposes
Frank Bowden, New York.
Berkeley Bell. dynamic Texan
entered the sixth round by defeat
ing the French ace, Borotra. de-
tending champion yesterday.
Two thousand spectators at the
seventh regiment Tennis Club saw
Bell defeat Borotra GO, Ga. Man
gin eliminated Boussus. So. ga
and seligson beat Gentien. 6-3, ga
Aydelotte and Rockefellow elm
mated Borotra and Eoussus from
the doubles, 4-6, 6-3. Us.
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A little knock--A little boost,
First it's me-Then It's you
No harm adone-It's all IN fun.
nv .LorrA sTRIKEsANsPAREs)

(By LOTTA STRIKESANSPAREs)
Occupying the highest spot on
the weeks bowling honor roll re-
poses the name Of Capt. Ed BOD
bin, who led his team to vlctory
with three game win over Orin-
tas. Ed started the LIST game Witn
a spare, then repeated IN tne Inu
game and just before the Srd game
got under way Father krIpas anu
Iokubaitis bet Bobbin half dozen
~ood cigars that he couldn't get
another mark. IT'S q bet said Ed
and with supreme confidence ne
Let the ball fiy down the alleys Tor
a strike, For the remainder OF
the evening asremark that VIII
60 down in Robbins bowling his.
tory was Anybody want to betT
Eds pockets fairly bulged with
cigars and all In all It was pig
night for captain, Boppln. poth
smokingly and bowlingly. Eos
scores Of 99-96-1l1 total 3o6 SPEAK
for themselves. In the 800 class
with Capt. Ed were Hop Sheron
and Engineer .Stikluis who DE-
moiished 327 and $40 pins re.
spectively. Father Kripas with zsl
"a little below par father: was
Orintas best bet, incidently Father
Kripas remark about Bohbin peing
lucky was answered by JONI
Butch Stokes, who stated tnat Ee
had just hit his regular STRIDE ana
would not roll below 500 81 LOT
the balance Of the season.
Eternal disgrace. and reputa,
ton as star bowler was shatter-
ed to smithereens when Sherin
Jenusaitis got spare IN the lst
box of the first game. a 2 pin nlier.
then 2 more spares and many
rolled the inglorious score OF
So (eight-eight). shame on you
sheriff, why even Sophie Vagail OF
the Hartford X. of L. girls did
better then that last Sunday With
out mark. And that also leaves
an opening for Red Mazotas-go
ahead Red say 1t, the sherin -
a better dishwasher than he Is a
bowler. Come on you L. I. r.
manle busters make the sheriff
tell YOU all about the dishwashing
enisode up in the Hartford X.
OF L. club kitchen. my only regret
is I0AL LHSECet "UtS sAS ~~E@>~e~ ~~~~-'
, handy at the time.
Needless to say that wnen Jenu-
salts rolls total of 2s8 and only
one man on his team (kopiczh.
3I9) hits over 500 It was a mere
matter OF routine for Fritz Dull
skis and company to romp of
with 3 games. Have you noted
that Fritz and Anthony Dulskis
have been srd and 4th In the In.
dividuai standing for over two
months? You don't roll very
many So scores 10 be up around
the top do you sheriff. ha.ha- ha.
Maybe Jenusaitis wouldn't enjoy
seeing Hop shsron roll few
scores.
Twas ever thus. when the
breaks are with you the pins seem
10 fall regardless OF how YOU bit
them or where you throw the bali.
but when you're of your game q
little, all the horeshoes from here
10 Timbuctoo won't help ~ witness
Capt. J0nuk I.ssunaitis effort 70
win games by hanging an oyerslzs
horseshoe on the scoFsbeafd soF
! luck.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
Commercial High
May Drop Spring
Sports Schedule

Because Of financial difficulties
New Haven Commercial High
school may abandon all spring
sports, though efforts are being
made whereby the baseball team
may complete its schedule OF
games and the golf team its inter-
scholastic competition.
President Eugene Martin Of the
New Haven Bulldogs. at whose
park Hillhouse and West Haven
play some Of their home games.
came forward today to offer aid
in the way Of donating Donovan
Field to Commercial for baseball.
in order to help bring In revenues
at a closed field. He Is also en-
deavoring to formulate plans
whereby Commercial, should 1t DE.
eide to play It's schedule, may pos
sibly play its District, games with
Hillhouse and West Haven under
lights.
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L. l. P. Bowling Gossip

It was luck but not for Lesun-
aitis, Little Jonuk started off with
10 for the list 2 boxes and finish
ed with ignominious (theres a
word) total Of, 70, a kick from
the foot that the horseshoe came
from would have done Jonuk
more good than the horseshoe It.
self coyly remarked druggist Bill
Kenausis after glancing at the
scoreboard. Even though Lesun-
aitis won 2 out Of 3 from Yana-
vich 1t was mainly through the
efforts Of Lieut.. Matt Balanda,
who rolled the highest score of his
bowling career, a big 296.
After bowling 3o6 Ed Bobbin
sauntered over to Balanda with
a grin O mile wide and remarked,
Well Matty ] guess you'll never
catch me now, I hit 306 tonight,
Matt looked up and exclaimed,
that's pretty good Bobbin ! hit
29G myself, after that you could
have knocked Bobbin over with a
feather.
Al Balrukonis took 1t on the
chin for 3 games from Sexton
vaitukaitis which was expected.
The unexpected was the silence
that enveloped Cal Danisavage
during the games. 1t usually
takes a whack over the Uranium
with ~ lib sledgehammer to
uuieten Cal, but for some unknown
reason he just sat down, got UP
and bowled and then sat down a
gain. The big noise was In the
form of Johnny Stankus 134-115-
95, scores for a total of 344 which
Is quite out OF the ordinary for
John. Ditto for Sun Parlor Dan
Stokes, who also hit 1927.
Billie Arnauskas mustachios
with Doc Selens and Joe Klish as
chief pin busters (300-323) took
2 out of 3 games from Father
| Kazlauskas kidders who rolled
their lowest score Of the season
1887. Happy Ed Lasky and Char
les Dubanuskas with a slight re-
arrangement of numbers rolled the
same total scores, Lasky 27S, Du-
bauskas 2S7 while Corset Satula
much to his delight rolled 100000
and an SO score.
Just a word about last Satur-
days basketball game. Though
| fate deereed that Hartford win
the series the fighting spirit shown
by our Waterbury basketballers is
q warning to the opposition that
next year the Brass City X. of
LIS will be after the scalps of the
best teams In the state. ask Char
lie Shimkus and Eddie Sheagas.
they know. The ability and
prowess OF the Hartford X. of l..
girls should be an incentive to the
local iassies and who knows. but
what the Misses Strauss. SHIN
kus, Christ, Caeser. ALBRIGHT. Va
gail and others OF this great team
will get the opposition they ask
for next winter.
And maybe the winners In the
X. OF L. Community Basketball
league weren't tickled to receive
tho sweaters that were dnated by
sheriff Jenusaitls, shirts by Al
Judge Bronsky $500 gold piece by
Druggist Bin kenausis and shoes by
Harp nherpn. Just keep those boys
Together Father kripas, Johnny
Htankus and Coach Cal panlHavage
and you will nnd the L. !. r. gang
willing 20 help at all times. Not
| Forgetting those who make u pos.
slbls sor the L. ]. Y. gossips 70
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Wrestling
(By United Press


At Boston Garden--Jack WASH
burn, California. threw Tiny Roe
buck, Haskell Indian: KoIa Kwari-
ami, Russia, thew Farmer George
Mcleod, Iowa: Masked Marvel
drew with Sander Szabo. Hungary:
Jack smith, Chicago, threw Jack
Burke, Chicago; Herman Hickman,
Tennessee, threw Jim Mcnamara,
Washington: George Kotsonaros
Colorado, threw Mike Romano
New York.
At Boston, Mechanics Building
Ted Germaine, Boston. threw
Bill Rudy, New Hampshire; Steve
assas. Hartford, Conn. drew with
Cowboy Hughes. Texas; Jim ire
phon, Florida. drew with Pete
Maronis, Greece: Gorilla Cranston.
Utah. threw Jack Morgan. Boston:
George Linehan, California, drew
with Dick Brew, Canada.
At Lynn, Mass--Stanley Pinto.
Chicago, threw Harry Mamas,
Springfield: Lee Wykoff. st Louis;
threw Al Tompkins. Texas, AND
drew with Jack Albright, Chi
cago (doubleheader) Can Elan.
agan, California, drew with Mike
Miller, philadelphia.
At New York.-Ridgewood- Fritz
Kley. Germany. threw Herbie
Freeman, New York: Fred Grub
meier, Iowa, threw George Hagen
Ridgewood; George Manich, New
Jersey, threw Nazzarino Poggir
Italy; Joe Maynard, Long Island,
threw Ferdinando Caroni. Italy.
Jack Hurley. ireland, threw Cy-
clone Ress. Germany; Bull Komar'
Lithuania drew, DR. Ralph Will
son, Illinois.
At New York-St Nicks-Jim
Browning. Verona, MO. threw MAR.
win Westenberg. Tacoma; zoe
,varga. Cleveland, threw Car'
Lemle, Boston: Wong Box Cheung.
Pekinrs threw Boris Demitroff, St
Louis: Kasey Kaxanjian. California
threw Bob Wiike, Buffalo; Al Mer-|
cier. Montreal. drew Charley
strack, Spring Valley, ". y.
At Newark. ". LEO Pinetzki
Poland, threw vanka Zelezniak :
Russia; Merton jackson. orange3
N, j., threw Tony Rocco. ltaiy;|
Mihaly Orgovanyi. Hungary, threw
Jack Lewis, Oklahoma: Babe Cad
dock. New Haven. ldrewo Tony
Felice, Italy; Renato Gardini. italy.
threw John Maxos, Greece.
Al Los Angeies--Ray steele
Glendale. Calf. threw Paul Jones'
| Texas; Vie christy. 6unIand. calif
| threw Tom Marvin, fndianAs Bon
| nie Muir, Australia. threw ice MuI
| lens. Texas; DR. p. A. MuiIikfn: ~
Angeles, threw John Clancy. bai
ersfeih. Calf.
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Friars, Speedboys
Win Y Contests

George wethered's field goal
with ten seconds to play gave the
Putsic Fri6rs 80 to 80 victory
over the Dorm team last night In
a scheduled Y Interclub league
game at the central Y. The losers
held a 81 to 10 lead at the half
way mark and 1920 lead as the
last quarter opened. In the final
quarter the Putsics bombarded tho
basket, tied the score with a min
ute to play and set the stage for
Wethered's hero role. "Palooka"
Rozum featured for the winners
with 10 points while Morsey Lee
vine dropped In 16 Of the losers
points.
In the main game the unde-
feated Speedboys ousted the ore
club. rs to 16. Cliff Waugh. Abe
Steinman and Gene Sweeney ex-
celled for the winners and Eddie
Kaminsky and "Chief" Bender for
the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17

At any rate, Brass City fight fans
are more than apt to be on hand
in large and convincing numbers
to watch the Bucks Hill boy trade
left hooks and right crosses with
the Plymouth prodigal In the top
60 Of a first class acrd Of clouters
on exhibition at the waterbury A.
c. arena on Phoenix avenue. Hood
and Larrivee fought vicious ten
round bout in Boston last January
with Leo getting the nod. and the
loser far from satisfied. The lat
ter's doubts were shared by q NUM-
Der Of ringsiders with the result
that attempts we're made to bring
the pair together again. However,
II fell to the lot of Promoter
George Mulligan to rematch them
for joust in the champions home
town. A win for Hood tonight
will not only even the score, put
will be q great satisfaction to the
English boy, who wants to prove
that, he can beat Larrtvee In his
home town, which would be proof
positive of his superiority. It's q
may the best man win.
Pleasing!
Two good "Irishmen" Will put
on q special st Patrick's- night
donneybrook, when Joe Red Gar
rem of the East End and Eddie
Dolan OF Town Plot hook up IN
six round spot. Garren IL report
ed to be going better than ever
before while Dolan looked great In
his first professional ~bout two
weeks ago in this .city. Fans or
Celtic extraction should get a real
kick out OF that bout.
Tony Travers. the New Haven
slugger who looked like cham
pion q few years back has tough
assignment on his hands IN the
six round semi-final. All he has 10
do IL win over Buster Hall. clever.
shifty, hard hitting New Rochelle
negro, who took Abbott avenue by
storm on his last two visits here.
He Is young, strong and able, q
master boxer and can hit hard
enough to worry anyone his
weight. n Tony wins he will have
TO do il fast and furious and most
important, make connection
with that old right soupbone.
Hot and Heavy
Stanley Nick of Cheshire and
Lucien Larrivee open the show.
Don't miss this number II you like
smuggling with q capital Jug" Sci
ence is q new kind Of Ice cream to
these boys, but how they can lath-
err the leather. First bout $3.50
! d, m.
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against bigger man,
before hit the shift
shift. pretend I
wasg to witt
I'd quickly with right twist
then left
against the right"
And of
down many times and declared
returning boxing
when l training Sharkey Staten Island
successful well and good But he isn't
he of viii he crow s leaving
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
.Wieman to Aid
Fritz at Princeton

Princeton, N. j.. March II. (UP)
ELTON Il. (Tad) Wieman OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. former Mich
igan grid star, has been named as.
sistant football coach at Princeton
university.
Wieman signed O three-year con.
tract M aide to Fritz Crisief. for.
mer director Of athletics at the
University OF Minnesota. Wieman
served M line coach under crisIeI
at Minnesota during 1880 and
1891. Previously he had been line
coach and head coach at the Uni.
versity OF Michigan.
At Michigan he played end on
his freshman team and tackle and
fuilback on tho varsity eleven.
IIo win begin his duties April T.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
AMATEUR
BASKETBALL

The Tri-Squares, Brooklyn ~.
Waterbury Paper Box and the
Chipmonk A. C. are the four teams
entered in the Brooklyn ~ tour
nament, which will get underway
next week at the Brooklyn " hut.
More teams are also preparing to
send in their playing roster and
are kindly requested to get in
touch with Secretary M. Melville
Kelley as soon as possible. The
closing time of the entries will be
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
and the drawing will take place at
o'clock sharp.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
HILLHOUSE CAGERS
AWARDED BASKETBALLS

The following members Of the
1931-1932 Hillhouse. High basket
ball team, which won the state title
after compiling a record of Fl con.
secutive wins, were awarded gold
basketballs: Captain Leo DAWN.
Managers Jerry Mastrangelo and
Harry Kroogman. Edward Bobin-
ski, Vincent Ferris, Frank IVAN
ski, Robert Reilly, Bert Johnson.
John Barone. Anthony Fontana'
George Glover and Edward Shia.
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5|;si5'Rxinq
NResu!tS'

At Fall River, Mass - Paris
APIECE, Providence, r. l.. outpoint-
ed AL Sanford, New York CD; Ken
Wordell. Fall River, won by tech
meal knockout over Nick Fluente.
Worcester 90; Young Britt, Fall
River. outpointed Tommy Harper,
Boston CO..
At Dover, N. H.-Phil Chester.
Dover. outpointed Johnny Miltus,
Dover (10); Sailor Sharkey, Dover.
0utpointed Jackie SWEET, Kittery,
Me; Louis Mack. Dover. stopped
Flash Mullens. Kittery, Me Cd;
Johnny Parker, Kittery, Me. knock
ed out Jack Delaney, South Ber-
wick. Me 90.
At Oakland, calif.-Tom Heeney.
eli 1-2, Australia, defeated Hans
Rirkie, 10 9f-2, Germany (10):
Fran Jachnich. 12s, defeated
Johnny Garcia, 1877. 90; Dan Cog
Iiwti. 1se, defeated Vernon Wor-
then, 1888 90: Jack Van Noy. i92.
stopped Tom corbett. 1917 tDj
BILLY Hughes, i4b. stopped Jack
Tutf, 113 10, 90.
Al seattIe--Freddie Steele. wei
Ter. Tacoma, fdrew) Lee Page.
New York fgl; Fred Lenbart:
heavyweight, Taeoma. stepped
Mike Arnold. Denver tyli wildcat
Garter. lightweight. Seattle drew
5affIIsg Nelson, WaiIawalla febi
Hsa rcaf Baker. light hfayywelsbt,
seattle. sfofped Frank sawyer
Vancouver f1l; PASTOR ralope:
fealherwelKIsf. Seattle foFe~) hed
fsooamaa. Vancouver 90.
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KELLY AND SULLIVAN
sign WITH NEW
HAVEN BULLDOGS

"Wim" Keilty. bcspcctacled
smuggling outficlder OF the
Brooklyn A. c., 1891 City Anna.
teur League. Baseball champions
and Maurice "Rcd" Sullivan,
catcher OF the North End Rob-
ms and First Lutheran teams.
were signed by Manager Gene
Martin OF the New Haven Bull.
dogs of the Eastern League last
evening. Both lads were recOm-
mended to the Elm City pilot
by Johnny Moore OF the Chica.
go Cubs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
YALE WRESTLING

: New Haven, Conn. March II -
(UP) - John NJ. McGauley Of
New York city has been elected
captain of the Yale wrestling team.
He wrestles in the 145-pound
class, but has been handicapped
by injuries this season. Joseph r..
Getz Of Chicago was appointed
manager.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
LITHS AWAY

Tho X. OF l.. speedboys journey
10 New Britain tonight. where
they clash with the ~ Andrew bla
ave In a return engagement. The
knights lot tough encounter last
week 10 tho Hartford n. OF l.
boys, but they will attempt 20
swing Into the win column io'
night In the second meeting VIII
the New Britain outfit. The Is. q
l.. spesdboys are kindly requested
20 meet nj o'clock Tonight 81
the ~ Joseph's alleys, with. the
trip 20 New Britain beine made ~
nrlvaie ears.
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Trojans Break Even

The Trojans split a doubleheader
with the Gems Tuesday night win
ming the first game % to Is and
dropping the second, 40 to 80.
Donahue was high scorer in both
Tits. The Trojans would like to
meet the Cavaliers in the near
future. For games answer through
this column.
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Eli FOOtballers
Try New Rules

New Haven, Conn. March II.
(UP)-Yale tried out the new
football rules yesterday before a
group of interested coaches.
Tho Lions and the Panthers.
two of the five teams into which
the spring practice squad has been
divided, put on a Commute score
less game. Bob Lassiter and Mac
Williams of the Lions were the
most outstanding ball carriers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
|NAUCY FIREMEN
| BEATEN BY PONIES

Thomaston, March II - The
Thomaston Ponies outscored the
Naugatuck Firemen last night 20
to 20. The Naugy defense could
not stop the scoring Of Sill. Belt
nagle and Shearer. he Thomaston
Kaceys beat the Free Poland Ave.
Is to IL, in the preliminary. sum-
maries:
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CONNECTICUT
SWEEPSTAKES

The Connecticut sweepstakes Tor
men will be held on the Houand
Bowling alleys, In Bridgeport satur-
day afternoon and evening. marcn
20. The event has been sanctionea
by the n. b. c. The entry fee 10 slo.
with a probable capital prize o.
5000. Ten game total pinfail WIZ
determine the winner. five games
TO be rolled In the afternoon ana
Ave In the evening. For informa-
ton write Michael Iassogna. ioi'
land Bowling alleys. Bridgeport.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17
|HILLIES OUSTED
IN CITY JUNIOR
CAGE TOURNEY
Bow to BozzutO Speed
boys, II to 2O-HOt-
Shots, Metros and Spades
Also Win

Reymond's Hillies were eliminated
by Jimmy Bozzuto's Brooklyn
Speedboys last night, Fl to 20, in
a second round game at the
Phoenix Avenue Arena. Summary:
BozzutO SpeedbOys.
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Sterling MddeuDeight Bout Tops Boxing Bill This EDeni
English Fighter Gets
Chance To EDen Score
With NJ E. Ring Champ
Ry John A. CLuNEY

1t is Just possible that Leo Larrvee Waterbury middle
weight who punched his way ito the official New England
100 pound boxing title will be voted honorary member
ship the local branch Of the Friends Of Irish Freedom
ing This ST Patrick's night. sytl5.assts
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kelvin BARRY WIN

Hartford, March 1.-THE Kelvin
Barry i've came into possession OF
the city independent basketball
championship last night ut Foot
Guard hall NJ a result OF a 81 10 20
Victory over the Y NJ II A In y
game that was q mixture OF bas-
ketbail and Wild west rodeo tacties.
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"
Free Poland.
Plowboys Lose.
4

In another scheduled league
game last night at Sprague gym
the Waterville Town team. clinched
second place standing with a ~
to 20 verdict over the Oakville
Ploughboys. Summary.
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PAPER BOX BEAT
SEYMOUR QUINT

Sammy Gaza's Paper Box outfit
handed "Chick" Overton's Seymour
town team a % to "a setback in
an overtime game In Seymour last
night, after trailing at the half by
SIX points. summary:
Pnuer nOy.
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Hartford. March i7-The Al
i3urnsldss provided another upset
10 district basketball eIrcss 10.
81 10 Sc wln over the ~ Mary'f
II lhe nrst game OF series for
the town ehemnlonshiD
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Browns

West Palm Beach. Fla. March
17-(UP)--Benny Bengough Of the
Bald Pate rs making remarkable
come back as amajor league catch
er, in the opinion of Manager BIZ
Kileffer OF the st Louis Browns. He
has been working hard daily. The
regulars defeated the Yanigans, 2
to /. in seven inning game yes
terCay.
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get In the publIs eye. sports ed.
tors. John 4. cluny OF the Water
bury Democrat and Chick Kelley
OF the Waterbury American. Ats
AlI.CherFlo.
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sOME GUY, THls BURNETT

with the Cleveland Indians. was
ninying football for Dngtow hiRn
In Florida. he once made four.
teen touehdowns IN a single game,
Later he starred FOR the University
OF Florida.
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Dixics Ousted.

Dixics Ousted.
The Metros, led by HOWE Block,
ousted the Dixies, 80 to 6 in one
sided tilt. The sad news:
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LUCKY STIFF, En- WHATY

Al Simmons, star batter for the
Athletics. forgot to deposit two
$4,000 checks In a certain Phila-
delphia bank one day last. July.
The following morning the bank
failed 20 open.
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Tigers

Oakland, Cal, March fs-UP)
The Detroit Tigers defeated Oak
land OF the Coast league, . TO l.
yesterday.
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Pirates

San Francisco, March 17-UP
The Mission Reds turned on the
Pittsburg irates yesterday 2 TO j..
1t was a 10-inning pitchers battle.
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Score at half time: Hot-Shots Us
Engineers /. r. ( cree - Charley
Maioney. Time--Two and two g.
minute periods.
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Warriors Lose Close Tilt.
The Boys Club Spades defeated
the Warriors In another exciting
game. II to Is, thanks to some
fine shooting by Longo. Box score:
ROya, Club Shades.
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Hnt.Shots Hot.

HOt.ShOtS Hot.
The Hot-Shots lived UP to their
name last night and swamped the
Engineers, 81 to 6. Bobby NC
Donald again featured the play OF
the winners. Summary:
HNf.ghOta.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17

Score at half time-Seymour 10.
Paper Box IS. Referee-Donovan.
Time-Four 10-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-17

Totals ......... 0
Score at half time: Metros IS
Dixies 0. Referee-"Pip" Healey
Time-Two Z and two S-minute
periods.