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La gaceta., 1932-06-11
Ell SHERIFF JOUGHIN A
GRADECE Ell APOYO DEL
PUEBLO LATINO .

En- atenta carta ell Sheriff
Joughin nos pide hagamSs pre-
se1te 81 agradecimiento a los
mrkhos ciudadanos IatYos de
Yb6r, West Tampa, Tampa
Highs y Palmetto, q. lie ayu-
daron a aIcanzar mas de 10000
votos en- las pasadas primarias.
FL sheriff espera que sus a
migos latinos lie ayuden tam :
biGn en- las segundas prima-
rias, ~con<mNQismo interts y en-
tusiasmo con que lie apoyaron
en- las primeras.
Queda complacido ell apre :
ciable amigo y rectb funciona-
rio.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
NOTICIAS DEL CONFLICTO
TABACALERO

Habana, JUNO Has n
breros del pueblo de CaIabo
Ear han remitido una rarta .
la Association dc Torcedores ii
ciendo ouc eIIos no son como
los torcedores de Beiucal "oue
Sc nutren robaudo fabrioaS"
Aseguran esos trabaiadores
,ue elIos prefieren morir an
ties de envilecerse acep,ando
Ell reaiuste propupsto DER los
manufacturers.
De Ia Sociedad de tabaoua-
ros de Marianao Sc IN recihi-
do una carta igual Y on Ola SO
dice que en- Beiucal pnrduran
los habitoS colonialcs Y los one
rrilleros; que los hjios dc los
torcedores dc Marlnao ma
dram derir. csc es mi nadre Pc
70 one tal affirmation mn nodr5
ser hecho nor los hiios do los
traidores,
Contin1a detenido 81 Sr Or
,tega. presidents del. Comita
Circunstacial contra 81 cual So
formularor aueias O hos IA
bricantes de oue trataba do
aplicar oI sabotaie = Ia pro-
ducci6n de Ia industrial
Crdese ona 81 Dr Znhiyarra
tn secratorio dn ~ooharn,ci6n
disnondra Ia Gbertod do orto-
ga dentro de G horas.
| Con4ntase IL actitud do dos
rezagadores oue no ouisieron
If a BeiucaI a romper Ia huel-
ga en- la fabrica de II. Upman,
pero una de las plazas de esos
obreros fu6 cnbierta nor nm
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
CLAUSURADOS LOS CEN.
TROS OBREROS

Madrid, JUNO 11.-Por or
den del ministro de la gober-
naci6n han sido cerrados todos
los centres obreros de la Co
runa, Ferrol, Vigo y otras po-
blaciones de Galicia.
Los establecimientos de la
Coruna, como los del Ferrol,
permanecen cerrados en- demos
TRACTION de simpatia por ell mo-
vimiento que sostienen los ira
bajadores.
La tranquilidad reina en- las
ciudades gallegas afectadas por
la huelga, pero temese que ell
hambre produzca muy serios
desordenes.
Las GALES del Ferrol, Corfu
ma y Vigo estan patrulladas
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
P~redicdciOneS en- la
Ialesin San Marcos

Ell Rev. Flor F. Reina, Pastor
de la Iglesia Metodista de la
ciudad de Matanzas, Cuba, que
Sc encuentra de vista en- esta
localidad, ofrecera predicacio-
mas, en- las noches dtl domingo
al microbes, en- la 1gleSia de
San Marcos, Doce avenida Y ca
lie 16.
Ell t&sna de las predicaciones
girara sobre las necesidades es-
pirituales y otros aspectos de la
vida de nuestro pueblo. a
Cordialmente queda inVtado
ell pueblo latino.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
T
ReStdblecjdd

Sc ercusntra va la distingui-
da Sra. Margarita Muniz, de la
reciente operation que le fuera
practicable en- ell Sanatorio del
ICentrO Asturiano.
Nos informa su esposo, nues-
itro buen amigo Sr. Luis Muhiz,
Ique hoy por la manana fue tras-
ladada a su Residential, Gale de
Mitchell nun. 2202, donde reel
lbira a sus amis.ades.
Mucho nos alegramos de tar
'grata noticia.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
TEATROS
CASINO

Exhibe hoy "'The Fighting
Fool, con Tim Mccoy, y Com
promised" con Ben Lyon y Rose
Hobert.
Para las II 80 de la noche la
empresa de este teatro anuncia
un Mid-Nite Show, en- ell que Sc
estrenara la preciosa cinta "Girl
Of the Rio, con la bella actriz
mejicana Dolores del Rio Y el
apuesto galan Leo Garlic.
Los nUmeros de Variedades
del mid-nite estaran ameniza-
dos por la Orquesta de los Her
manos Curbelo, que acaban de
cumplir conlrata con ell caba-
ret MontmartEe de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
TRIUNFO SAWYER EN- KEY
WEST

Key West, JUNO l1.-En las
.elecciones para fiscal del esta-
do, efcctuadas aqui, alcanz6 ma.
yor nUmero de votos John G
Sawyer, con 1927; Busto, 989:
Harris, 1853, Y Lord, 7l9.
Sc disputaran "a victoria er
las segundas primarias Busto
y Sawyer.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11

FOR hleul0 t6 Su StGiStdlI ~
Archibald 3. Roosevelt. La
L:ga Nacional de Economic"
pida al Congresc de los Estado-
Unidos que elimire todas las
persioHes a los vsteranos de la
guerra mundiaI que no es 6n su-
friendo los efectos de heridas.
intermediates, etc, contraidas
en- e. servicio.
'NcsctTos, dice la Liga, de
seamos justa y liberal compen-
sac;6n para los familiales de a
queIlos que perdiaron sus vidas
Y a los veteranos que han que
dado enfermos o nuilizados
per efecto de Ia guerra.
I'm extenso e interesanto d.
cumento. que tamhien firma
Roosevelt, dice que durante IA
guerra hispano-americana Sc re
clutaron 300 coo hombreS V De
ahril q de 1898 a agosto Is, de
1898. murieron Ell combates, ID
ej6rcito, 379 hombres, Y de la
marina, 397.
Per enfsrrcdadas Y accide1-
ties ocurridos duranse la guerra,
m~urieron 50S3 hombres del ej6r
otto Y 81 de la marina.
A los veteranos de la guerra
Hispano-Americana Sc paga-
ban, en- 1915, $3,85l,699. Aho-
IA, en- 1882 aparecen en- les pre-
s~upuestos para esos aX-solda-
dos $l12,010,112 Abona Ell go
bierno pensiones. con un valor
de 100, 600, a veteranos que
no SufrierOn fisicamente los
efectos de la pequena guerra.
Recommends la liga que esos
$109,020,000 dejen de pagarse.
Para los vetaranos de la que
IRA mundial la Camara ha Sc
nalado en- los presupuastos Ia
cant,dad de 500. 600, 900 V la
Liga sostiene que $3.50, 900
son raTa ~yeteran0s que no que
daron mutilizados a causa de la
guerra, pOr cuanto trabajan
diariamente.
Vienen cobrando pensiones,
como invalidos, etc, 325, l46 ex-
soldados.
Roosevelt hace constar que 81
ell s.stema de p%ensiones aproba-
do para los veteranos de la que
IRA con FsDana, Sc extendiera
o Les 4,700,000 que fueron re-
clgt2dos para ayudar a los Ala
ell pals deberia pagan, a
nualmente. $780, 00, coo.
Pagece Que la nueva organi-
zac.Gn tiende a evitar que con
los hombres cue fueron a Euro
pa sirviendo bajo la bandera de
Ia Republica, Sc haga 10 que Sc
hiciera con los veteranOs de la
guerrita con Espana..
FL tesoro publico no podria
resistir la carga de las pensio-
mes, 81 el beneficio dado a los
hombres del 90 Sc extendiera
q les que cruzaron el Atlantico,
zen defensa de la libertad del
muHdo".
iQua opina listed de la inte-
resante question que p%lantea
GA Liga Nacional de Econo-
mia"
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
Hdcid NeW York

Salio aver en- viaje de nego-
clos el Sr. Joe Greco, condueno
del acreditado establecimiento
La Casa de las Novias.
Feliz viaje, franco 6xito en- sl
mission y pronto regreso desea.
mos al distinguido j6ven.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
Matinee en- Ell C{rcuIO

Matinee en- Ell C{rculO
Sc anuncia para manana do
Imingo en- los amplios y Ventila-
dos s~alones del Palacio de la De-
Gina avenida y Gale IA.
La orquesta de los Hermanos
ICurbelo, de la Habana, q. Sc en-
cuentra en- esta ciudad de pasC
para New York, ha sido contra
tada para delete de la juventud
bailad0ra.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
M~ANDARQN UNA BOMBA
A ARSENIC ORTIZ

HSbana, JUNO IL Una
bomba fue remitida en- un pa
quote al comandante Arsenic
Ortiz, ex-supervisor militar de
la provincial de Oriente.
Teniendo sospechas de que
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
RITZ

PreseQta hoy el attractive car
tel delicious, con Charles Fa-
rrell y janet Gaynor, y "Shot
Gun Pass, con el intr6pido il
nete Mccoy. D.
Manana eomingo estrenara
"Over the HIP, reputada Ia
obra mas dramatica y p~erfecta
"filmada" hasts el bresente.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
SOCIALES

blico las damitas elegidas por
varias sociedades latinas, cue
.figuran en- ell gran Concurso de
Popularidad.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11

Bale
Lo ofrecen hoy en- el edificio
social del Centre Espahol, la
prestigiosa Institution de Ybor,
los j6venes del Ideal Social
Club
Durante la noche seran pre-
sentadas por primera Vez al pu-
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
FL TIFNRC.

Nublados parciales para hoy
V probablemente manana. Wen
tos frescOs moderados del Sur.
Maxima temperature aver, 81
grades; minima, IS.
Marea Alta, a las 8 a. m. Il q
las 1928 plm. Marea bae, II
:28 a. m. &1:10p p, m.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
NUEVA OFERTA BENEFIT
CIOSA A LOS AUTOMO-
VfIfSTAS

Ell popular Aropietario del
Latin-American Service Station
de la Gale II y avenida Michi-
gan, Sr. Manuel Arniella, ACADIA
de hacer una nueva oferta a los
automovilistas, consistente en-
mas bajo precio en- las ia
Aosas yantas De ~seguridad Sill
yertown, acreditadas como uno
de los mas positiv& valores en-
q mercado.
ArnieIlaeaconsejA al pubIico
latino que seA proveche de esta
oferta antes deAubida de pre-
clos, que Sc aveS motivada
por los nuevos K anun-
ciados sobrqxgomas
Su adquisici6n ahora GO
tuira una importante econdfnidN
para los autOmoVilistas.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
ROYAL

GEN cartel de este teatM Sc
gssedSa ho Buster KNon,
Passionate Plumber, y a
Buck Jones, en- One Man Law.
delicious, un bello romance
de amor, figura como estreno
para manana domingo.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11

Destacamentos de soldados
tam5i6n Sc han puesto de vi
gilancia Ell las GALES.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11

Una gran parte de los ex-sol-
dados en- estos momentos recla.
mo e. papo de los bonos conce-
dido, por ell Congreso.
Los mas iAportantes peri6-
sc cponen a que esos bonos
sean p&gados, zen plena crisis
occn6mica' pero los v~eteranos
,cuentan con la simpatia de los
,que aprecion sus penas y apu-
,ros.
La tpcca es 4 escasez de ira
! bajo, maxine egoismo, pensio-
Nd y bonos a cobrar.
Mas no es possible calmag a
los veteranos y eliminar pen.
| stones va concedidas, cuapdo
! diez millones de hombres vi,
ven de la carload pdblica 0 hi
| cipndo "equilibrios" INDIES
CRIPTIBLES.
FL NAL ese debi6 haberst
| a.acado antes de que Sc exter
! diera y NgaA a reyestir la,
preparedness que act Flment'
tiene.
La gaceta., 1932-06-11
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA

por Ia policfa y la guardia ci-
vii.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
'LARRIVEE KNOCKED
 OUT FOR SECOND
 TIME IN A WEEK
BcIted Out in Boston Last Night By Ad Zachow Within Two Rounds

Boston, Aug 11--OU. P.) - Ad Zachow, 19-year-old Dover, N. II. middleweight, attained the first ob- jective in his sensational drive for fislic honors when he knocked out Leo Larrivee of Waterbury. Conn, in a New England middleweight championship bout at Braves Field last night.
 The bout. scheduled for 10- rounds, ended 25 seconds after the second round began. Referee John ny Martin awarding Zachow the bout and title with Larriycc on the floor, severely beaten.
 Launching q savage attack with the opening bell, the Dover youth swept the defending champion be- fore him. Within q minute crack ing left to the Jaw sent Larrivee fiat on his back. Larrivec came up at nine and backed away dizZily.
 The new champion charged after him, punishing him severely with clean hard blows with both hands. 1. Caught in neutral corner, Lar rivec again went down. his strength sapped by the punishment he re- { ceivcd. The bell came to his rescue at the count of five.
 His face a crimson mask from the beating he took. LarriVec came out for the second round still in a weakened condition and quickly went down for the last time, slip ping to the floor under q vollcy of blows.
 Zachow weighed 15G and Lar ! riyee, 180.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
WORLDS GOLF KING HAS "OFF DAY" IN
 QUALIFYING TEST
Lacey May Withdraw to Permit Champion to En-
 ter P. c. A. Play at St
 Paul

New York, Aug 11---UP)- Gene Sarazen, winner of the Brit ish and United States open golf championships. may play in the national P. c. A. championship at St Paul next month, although he failed to qualify yesterday, if one of the 14 qualifiers from the met ropolitan whhdraws.
 It is believed in golf circles that Charles Lacey, assistant to Sara zen at Lakeville. will withdraw to permit the golfer of the year to compete in the championship, al- though Laccey claims he will not.
 on His Game
 SaraZen, the stocky little Ital- ian who amazed the world with his brilliant play this season, failed to qualify in the sectional trial at Rockville Center, l.. l., when he scored 152 for 36 holes and then lost out in the seven-man play-off for the last three places
 Among the qualifers were:
 Billy Burke, Greenwich, Conn; Bobby Cruickshank, Port Rich mond: Johnny Farrell. Mamaro- neck; John Golden, Dapien, Conn; Mike Turnesa, Elmsford; Joe Tur- mesa, Elmsford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
Penn to Have Four
 Football Teams

Philadelphia, August 11--Three football teams in addition to the varsity will represent Pennsylva- mia on the gridiron this fall, ac- cording to an announcement made by II. Jnmison Swarts, assistant director of the Department of In- tercollegiate Athletics.
 Schedules have been arranged for the junior varsity. 150 pound and freshman teams. The last named will play three contests while tho first two will participate in two games each.
 The freshman eleven opens It's season on october IS with Colum- bia Freshman on Franklin Field. On Octover 20. the yearhngs will play Princeton Freshman for the first time in many years. This game will bc staged on the Tigers field. The closing contest Is the annual one with Cornell and VIII be played on November 5, on Franklin Field.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
GIANTS, DODGERS
 PLAY TWIN BILLS
Terrymen Open Five.Game Series Saturday With Two Games at Polo Grounds

New York. Aug 1l--With Fred dy FitzsimmOns and BurleiRh Grimes opposing each other on the mound. the Giants and Cubs were just about getting settled down to another spirited encount- CT at the Polo Grounds yesterday when a downpour of rain washed out the battle in the upper half of the first inning. As this was the final engagement Of the four game series. it deprived the Giants of chance of getting an even break with the Chicagoans, who had won two of the three games played.
 The postponed game will be played off on the Cubs next visit to the Polo Grounds in Septen- Der.
 The affair also concluded the Giants second home Htnnd of the year against the west, with q rec ord of eight victories against ten defeats,
 To-day. having an open date in the schedule. the Giants will take q brief rest prior to opening q i've game series .nt the Polo Grounds with tho Dodgers to-mor. row. with double headers set for Saturday and sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
WILTON GUSTS
 JOSEPH ZEMAITIS
Chase Park Netman Wins Second Round Match, 6-3 and 6-2

Ray WeIton eliminated Joseph Zemaitis in Q second round match of the annual Chase Park senior tennis tourney yesterday. Ca and C-2. Halias Jaeger bowed to Frank Wallace, G-3 and 6-3 and James Britton busted Ed carscrino. Ga and 6-1.
 The Chase Junior team defeated Hamilton yesterday in an Inter- playground league match. 3-2 in matches at Chase. The summarizes:
 singles: Ed Carserino co defent- cd Bob Biewitt GID G-2. G-s. s-4; John St0iiar co defeated chet Hitchei GID G-1. 6-4; Tom Leonard GID defeated Joe Balanda co Ca, g-S. 6-4.
 Doubles: Gregg Welch and Tom Leonard GID defeated Martin Tier ney and Jim Harmon co G-4, '7-5; John Stoilar and Ernest Rosa co defeated Mitchell and Kearncy GID 7.6. G-f.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
Lincoln Giants Defeat Winsted

Winsted, Aug 1.-The Lincoln 5Colored Giant9 defeated the Win .sted Town team to 1. here yes- ster6ay to give the local team it's first defeat in itB last eight starts Tho game was Il tight pitchers hattie until the eighth inning when the visitors combined hits and er- TOTS to score four runs and 8cw up the game.
 Lincoln colorcd Giants 900 100 0d0-5 8 1 Winsted Town 900 900 0l0--l :
 Batteries, Giants: Austin and sparman; Wlngted: Conway and w. Beebe.
 Play \. H. Police Tomorrow
 Friday evening at 6;15 o'clock the Winsted team will play the New Haven Police on Gilbert field. Saturday at 3:I5 ?. m. on the same diamond they will meet the Bridgeport team. Bl-state league Z leaders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11

v ~r~Sss
 Directors of the Brooklyn Club are slated to gather at the Ebbeth Field clubhouse tomorrow and an- nounce formally that Max has been signed.
 So, 1t seems the former divinity student has filled admirably the capacious shoes left vacant as' fall when Roly-Poly Wllbert Rob- inson. was released.
 On Top Of the World Right now Carey ia the idol of the Brooklyn Bailiwick. the leader ! of team that has won about fhree- -fourths of it's last 20 games contests behind the leading Pitts burgh Pirates.
 The Dodgers gained on the third place Boston Braves yester- day by taking both ends of a double -header from the Cincinnatti Reds. A wild throw by George Grantham in the 18th inning gave the Dodgers 10 to 9 victory in the nightcaD after winning the opener, to l, behind the six-hit pitching of young Van Mungo.
 Boston split a twin bill with the Pirates. The Braves dropped the opener, 5 to 2, when the Pirates rallied to the support of Pitcher Heinle Meinc with timely hitting and sensational fielding, this halted the Pirates losing streak at 10 straight. Wally Berger drove out q home run in the seventh inning of the second game to give the Breyes a to win.
 Strong Finish 0abby Streets St Louis Cardi- nais staged q sensation six-run rally in the 11th inning to beat tho Phillies. Il to 5. Chicago at New York was washed out.
 The New York Yankees, leaders in the American circuit, main tained their nine-game advantage over tho runner-up Philadelphia Athletics by beating the St Louis Browns, to 6. Ben Chapman's single in the eighth drove in Lou Gehrig with the winning run.
 Rube Wolberg pitched his 14th victory of the season as the Ath- letics downed the Chicago White Box, c to 3.
 Tommy Bridges yielded only three hits, but allowed nine bases on balls. as the Detroit Tigers beat the struggling Boston Red Sox, 6 10 2. Washington at Cleveland was rained out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
MRS HUCKNALL
 LEADS FIELD IN
 WEE BURN EVENT
Woodway Country Club Golfer Posts 90 10 Take Low Gross .HOn0rs in One-Day Tourney

Darien, Aug 11--Mrs Thomas Hucknall of the Woodway Country club with a low gross of 90. yes- tcrday afternoon carried off the i1onors in the one day tournament of the Connecticut Women's Golf association held at the Wee Burn Golf club.
 Second low gross honors went to Mrs James R. Arneil of Woodway with 91 while Miss E. Diefendorf of New Haven had first low net of 82 with second honors going to Mrs J. c. Sterling of Round Hill, who had S3.
 Mrs Arneill tied with Mrs F. s. Ellis of Hartford for the least number of butts both having 30 for the IS holes.
 Other scores were: Miss z. Chapman, Brooklawn, 0G-12-S4; Mrs M. Barry, Mill River. 103-18--S5; Mrs c. Platt. Wepa- waug, 111-2G-85; Mrs J. Crud- ington. Brooklawn, 115-30--85; Miss D. Deifendorf, New Haven. Mrs F. Stoddard, New Haven, 114-28-86; Mrs c. Haugh- ney, Westport, 110-22-88: Mrs r. s. Ellis, Hartford, 90-10--89: Mrs W. vonhacht, Mill River. 1922 20; Mrs F. M. Ferguson. Race Brook. 113-23--90; Miss D. Day. Wcstport, 112-22--00; Mrs H. M. Lyon. Brooklawn, 111-20--01; Mrs D. Brennan. Mill River. 117-25-- 02; Miss c. Crotty. Greenfield Hills. 114-22-92; Mrs J. Booth, New Haven. 114-22--92; Mrs r. FAigci. Greenfield Hills, 112-10-- 93; Miss A. Warner, Greenwich. 94-0--94; Miss J. Daniels. Green field Hills, 124-21--103; Mrs L. M. Lloyd, Greenwich, 104-0--104; Miss J. Haniey. Greenfield Hills, 105-0--105: Mrs r. Griffen, Grcen- field Hills, 118-0-118: Mrs c. Lang. Greenfield Hills, 124-0-- 124; Mrs c. Manhard. Wcstport, 132.O--132.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
SCHAAF VS BAER

Chicago. August fl - (UP) -- Ernie schnnf. Boston henvyweight, and Max fiaer. Liverm0re, Calf have been signed for a i0-r0und bout nt the Chicago Stadium. Aus gust af. Bchaaf defeated Iiner ln previous bout at New York in fe5O,
 fnndoFe CinstnnaRn. Spanish heavyweight, whe knocked Oui Charley Hetxlar fn one round al New York Tuesday, will appear on tho supporting enrd. Ills 0ppv' nsnt wiil bo named later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
Amateurs Qualify
 for National Play

Hoston, August if - (Up) = Tifty-three amntcur golfers will compete for f2 places allotted the Now England district Co the Nae fIonnI Amateur tournament, the New England Golf Association has
 rho qualifying round for thls necti0n VIII Do played ut urae llufn, TueAdny. end the champion ship nt Baltimore in September.
 Efan0Is Ouimet. current cfaIn- pfon, C not required to make c 6l'aIlfvins teat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
RECREATIONS SEEKING ROAD CONTEST FOR
 SUNDAY, AUGUST zI

Bob Kiersted's Recreatlons. first place holders in the Public Parks league with the Thomnston Knceyh, VIII Do idie c week from Sunday and are desIrous of booking an out. of.town game. Tho ficcs would like to meet the Woodbury Town t6ams ft nfan'n of Meriden. Hnrt- ford navitt Gems. Hartford Nch Sos, New Britain Polish National AiIinnue, Washington, Watertewn or Spear A. c. of TerfingfoH. Wot nnniea write Co KieraEed nt "A iIl9sN~na1 sfreef or d'al sssEn1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
Twilight Racing
 Planned at Bristol

Bristol, Aug l1---rhe first of q series of twilight horse racing con- tests will be held tomorrow nt 6:5O D. m. ct tho Bristol Fair Grounds on Farmington avenue.
 There will Do no admission charge and parking will be free. :.
 John Collins. of this city. will drive "ouy Mack" while Timothy Bollins, also of this city, will be seated behind Brownie C." Lleyd Bolce will enter My old Rose Bud" Frcd HolmIng, local con. tractor, will drive "coiIecn Fripeo, { Eugene o'Bullivan. "Ednn Dewey and Lloyd Clark will drive "rdna McKlyo."
 William Duffy. of fopcstville, will handle the bell in tho judges stand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
Poplar Blues in Oakville Tonight

Leo Orainls Oakville Davies will meet the Poplar Blues of thls city tonight at the south School grounds at g:1b o'clock. TueHday evening they will meet Jnc.Gie i.nr- rivee's Bucks Hills A.. c. and n week from Tuendny will play n re- turn game with the Conrad Fam fly.
 The Davies are still waiting for Harry Lyneh'a Thomaston Kaceya Co play q return gnmo nt OhkvllIe. ns promised and would like to meet fhe Clock TOwners within tfe next fortnight. tn thcir first meeting the knoeys eked out n 5.l win iD Th0mnsfDn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
gfits.
nmas natted In.
Hllnharn,
GLAND CIRCUIT UNnElfsNAY

o0shen, N. ", Aug 1is---1'he Grand Circuits annual Invasion Of Goshen was underway unOfiicialIy yesterday as horsemen and horses besnn t0 arrive on the scene Co snatch n few days 0f intensive training over the mile track on which the annual ee1.OOo ffambie- toulnn gtAke ie t0 be trotted noxt Wednesday. August l7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
sIsItECI BATTI.Jes KOIIUT

New York, Aug ii.--vineent bercol will clash with Billy Kohui of Jamaica over the Hix.round route at the rreepOrt stadium to. night. in tho nenI.finnl also nched. iiled for Six rounds Sammy HovIere of Huntington Will meet Jimm, liurreiI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11
Games T'DsIay
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday. New York 2, St Louis 6. Detroit 6, Boston 2. Philadelphia 6, Chicago ,. Washington Tt Cleveland (raln).
 Games Today. St Louis at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland. (OnIy games scheduIed).
 Games Tomorrow. Detroit nc Cleveland. St Louis at Chicago. tOnly games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-11

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