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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
l6,OOO FANS SEE
 PETROLLE KAYO' POLISH WELTER
Fargo Express Draws Closer to a Bout With Canz0neri, Flooring Ed- die Ran in Six Rounds

New York. Jan 23-(UP)-Billy Petrolle. long a challenger but never a champion, today ranked as the leading contender for the worlds lightweight crown now worn by Tony Canzoneri.
 A six round knockout victory over Eddie Ran, popular welter- weight, at Madison Square garden last night, stamped the old Fargo Express as the outstanding chal- lenger not only for the lightweight title but also the welterweight championship held by Lou Brouil- lard of Boston. Petrolle, who has wrecked the hopes of many aspir- ing youngsters, used & volley of hard rights and lefts to end the championship campaign for Ran.
 He floored Ran three times in the opening round, once for the count of nine. A hard right to the face sent Ran to the canvas for three count early in the round and another right sent him down again. This time he got up without a count but stepped into one of Billys stinging left hooks and took the nine count.
 Petrolle continued the master in the early part of the second round but just before the close, Ran drove home two hard rights. Ran continued his bombardment of rights in the third round-the only round he won. But late in the ses- sion Petrolle landed a left hook to the body that marked the be- ginning of the end for Ran.
 From that time on, Petrolle aim ed for the body and punished Ran severely. One minute and fifty eight seconds after the sixth round began he drove home the right to the chin which sent Ran down for the count.
 Petrolle weighed 140 IA, and Ran, 145. A crowd of 10000 paid $43,557.79 to see the bout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
PROVIDENCE REDS
 TACKLE EAGLES AT ARENA TOMORROW

Boosting easy since Sunday night when they did away with the Boston Cubs by 3 to 2 score after a thrilling battle, the Eagles re- sume their fight for Canadian American league honors at the Arena tomorrow night, playing hosts to the league leading Provi- dence Reds The game will start at S;30.
 The Providence outfit has been the sensation of the entire loon during the past few weeks, launch ing a drive at that time which ended in their unseating the Bos- ton Cubs at the top of the ladder Since they went ahead of the Huh gang, they have increased their leading margin to two full games and threaten to make a runaway of the race,
 But that Is just what the Eagles nre going to see doesn't happen Providence, OF no other team foI that matter, Is going to get out iH front by. too great . margin, and the Eagles are bent on reducing the Reds advantage tomorrow eve, hing,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
CARR AND WALSH HANDBALL MATCH
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The Central Y Handball league schedule for the remainder of Jan uary and complete month of Feb ruary was released thls morning by Bill Jackson, league public re- lation counsel. and follows:
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
WIN WILL PROVIDE
 SCHOFIELDERS BID FOR LEAGUE HONOR
Unbeaten New City Team Makes First Showing Here - Crosby Boys Ready

All that now remains to make possible one of the greatest point scrambles In the youthful Nauga- tuck Valley Interscholastic confer ence is for Crosby to come through with a win over the as yet unbeaten squad tutored by Tracy Carey, at Torrington high school. The boys meet tonight in the Wilby gym. with considerable depending upon the outcome in regard to league position and a chance of choice for the Yale state high school tour nament in March.
 Something should Happen
 Naturally Torrington is a heavy favorite to win. though Crosby fol- lowers have been waiting for the 2 kids to hit their stride in a win ming way. With three straight wins and nary defeat to date, Torring- circuit last Wednesday night, when Jimmy Lees Wildcats were dogged into a neat l to 14 setback in a replay of a protested game at the Warren Harding court.
 Opportunity
 Crosby's league victories to date have been twice as many as her losses, the Scho.ields having copped two and fallen once to date. A win tonight will allow them to pass Wilby in the standing, provided that the commercial courtsters drop another to Central where they play tonight, which is, however, unlike ly. Crosby knocked off Harding cas- lily while Harding beat Wilby twice, though only one of the games "counted". All of which points to a pretty good battle for the city chamionship this year despite ap- pearences of a distinct Wilby ad- vantage.
 In a Good Spot
 Torrington, of course, could make things very easy for quite while by taking Crosby over the hurdles as it would take some time for any of the others to catch up to percentage backed by four wins and no defeats. Therefore, this evenings encounter should be very much worth while for those who follow the high school play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
GAMER TO BOX
 ZELINSKY HERE

Boxing will have it's first fling of the new year on Thursday night, February at the Phocn- K Avenue ArmOry with the pre- scntation of q card by the Wat crbury A. C., featuring Al Gain- CT of New Haven and Joe Zel- insky of Boston. The bout is booked for ten rounds. Zelinsky boxed Leo Larrivec of this city in Portland, Maine, Christmas afternoon, losing close dcci- sion to the local boy. LcO's next tilt will be with Mickey Bishop at Boston February 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
To-Day's Sport
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By HENRY McLENfORE
United Press Staff Correspondent,


 New York, Jan 23-(UP)-Hav- ing devoted this department to boxing for the past two days I had planned to-day to do a light and airy monograph on catch as catch can wrestling, lest the customers think this had become solely a de- partment of weights and measures.
 My intentions went to naught, however, when I chanced to wan der into Billy Petrolles dressing room last night, just after the old Fargo Express had side-swiped an- other brash youngster. There stood Billy. as gnarled and battle-scarred piece of fighting machinery as you'll find anywhere, clad only in what, for sweet modestys sake, we'll call his winter undies. Billy was talking ablue streak 10 some 15 or 20 friends.
 Billy's conversation is entirely too good "copy" to be overlooked in these days when sports are sOj scarce that a sports writer has to wpilte bridge matches 10 fill his time. From here this department will be devoted to Petrolle. Sound off, William!
 What have I got on these long fiaDnels for2 Listen boys, il guy has got 10 take care of himself. What q sap I'd be to go out with. out 'em,"
 This, mind you, from a guy who had just come iD from pokiDg OuI his chin at one of the sweetest right'baDd slappeps tn tbe busi- ness
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
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Here's One Where Fighter Was Kayoed in
 Last Round and Won the Bout

Every in while fighter is awarded decision while he's the foul blow
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
|SOUTHINCTON
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Local BOwlers Drop Three Straight While FLA Girls Even Score, Win= ming Three

The Franco-American bowlers were defeated in three straight games recently by the Southing- ton Recreation five. The scores:
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
Hearts After Win,

The Hearts have yet to break into the win column in either round, but Harry kelly's gang are determined to do so and hope to turn the trick on the Brooklyns. Tn the first series the B. A. C.'s took a 27 to 24 verdict.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
WASHINGTON HILLS AND CARRINCTONS
 IN SUNDAY TILT
City League Rivals in Sec- Ond Round Debut BrookIyns and Hearts Opponents

There have been some keenly contested basketball games at the Phoenix Avenue Arena between City Amateur league teams to date but at the present time, interest is manifested around tomorrow's meeting of the Washington Hills and Darlington five which tips 8 twin bill. In the first round the Hills downed the Brothers, 20 to 26. This encounter will get under way at 3:45 o'clock with the Brooklyn A. c. taking on the Sa- cred Hearts in the prelim at 2:3O o'clock. Chick Carney, Conn. Ag- gies student, will referee both tilts.
 Plenty of Rivalry.
 The Car ringtons-Hills game should send everyone home with satisfied-spent afternoon, for there is no love lost between either club This encounter marks the first one either has played in the second round which opened last week when the first round winners were knocked off. The Brooklyn re- verse should give the other clubs plenty of incentive in realizing that the second round will be much closer than the preceding
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-23
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232 2nd st. n.e.-Half block to
new Supreme Court Building, ]
rooms, bath, gas, electricity,
furnace. $H.5O.
2O12 Georgia avenue n.w.-A-
room-bath apartment. SAA,oo.
F. P. SHEEH4,
1910 Eve St. NV. MA. 1898
Evening star., 1932-10-23
SALE-SUBURBAN.
LYON VILLAGE.
GROOM &c BRICK. $500.

lovely rooms. tile bath, :creened living
h.-w.h.; lot beautifully ianoSca ped, with
some trees; circumstances make move neces-
safy-hence my reason for offering home
Just completed this year for S3,50o, or will
take less Tor cash above Is. trust of $4,000;
nnanced by Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Ior 10 years, with no renewals Open for
Inspec,ion daily at 405 Hollywood place.
Lyon Village, Va.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
MAUDE H. LAWRY,
Chan oSf6 ola Cedar Ave
WHAT VALID REASON

Have you to remain in apt. or row house,
when you can get SO much value for your
money on low terms in houses and bunsa-
lows. lots to 80 acres, in nearby Md.
pl., Ardmore; Prettyman pl., Lanham; Will
Kagle Estate, Einesboro; Theron pl. &
near Glenn Dale Nalley pl High Bridge,
and many others; some for trade or lease.
Res. phone Col. 0279.
Evening star., 1932-10-23
LOANS TO HOME BUILDERS.
New Pla. Males Available in
NOODSlDE PARK

For the frSs time. lots of the size you have
often wanted III this r-st -icted, hospitsble
cinmuni.y. s. #. vice ONLY sl,625
Larger lots in prcportionD Buy and build
on tooayS low market. For income now,
70 hys IN Liter. For detailed information