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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-04-22
PRE-PRIN1ARY
Registration Notice
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In compliance with provisions of the
Election Laws OF the State of Maryland,
notice is hereby given OF the time and
place Of the Preliminary Registration
in Cecil County. The Registers will sit
in their respective Districts and Pre-
cincts at the places hereinafter desig-
mated ON
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19

Wbys of the country. but for have never heard of it. Pete Foley knows that Wby least he should bg this time his boys having played there time since the hoo built Young Boroway of Leavenwoh cavd in the Wby floor against Wertown with minutes of overtime period left play It his technical foul which Watertown made good and with Boroway of on the Indians through nicely Coach Al Dand wise the situation before the overtime period started inamueh he asked for TWO minute instead of tbe minute period prescribed by the rules Coach Laun first agreed then changed his mind which probably him the hoops with Boroway who playing bang there
 Carck Tuekey Raytwieh Trask Bainsky and Sy th boys who played against the Wlby regulars Saturday night EVERY ONE OF THEM PLAYED IN THE PRELIMINARY GAME. How long they played makes difference Warming them up for big game said Pete admirers and without Pete had done the thing before and worked Saturday night lack of air beat Pete Foleys for witness of the game expressed
 the entire Naugatuek seemed drop dead with FIVE MIN UTES LEFT TO PLAY That's when Wby did the damage. You the boys had played BOTH preliminary and varsity and did have the stamina left hold eight point lead with only eight minutes play In other words patrons Pete oufoxed himself
 and his Did you any Wiby regulars in that preliminary gamer You did for Jimmy Lee knows his Wiby gym and he didn who would? [%lf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
JOE AND MAX MAKE
 WISE CRACKS ON BOXING SITUATION

New York, Jan 19.-(UP)--Max Schmeling, worlds heavyweight boxing champion, to-day will tell the New York state athletic com mission that he is willing and eager to defend his title. against Jack Shnrkey of Boston in June. lie told the world about 1t last night. Fl ,. ,t
 Max said he was so angry gt persistent reports he was fearful of the Boston gob, that he sudden ly had decided to fight Sharkcy and show the ,rumor-mong what's what.
 Manager sJoe. Jacobs explained that the 15-round title bout prob-. {. bly Would;b held in New York or chicago. fIe said Sharkey would agree because he Shnd been demanding 1t. since, Schmeling won the title in thcir bout at Yankee stadium, June 12, 103O, on Il foul. ;.. ~ About Time.
 Jacobs said that he, Schneling ana Gn attorney would go to-day heio ere the commission and iniorm that august body that Schmelins will meet Sharkey in June. Shar- key had been. decided upon. as the next opponent because, Jacobs said, he is recognized as the out standing challenger for the title by both tho National Boxing associa- : ton and the New York commits sion. He pointed out that last year the National Boxing associa- ton had selected Young Stribling as the outstanding challenger. and Max had fought and defeated him.
 "And we want. to help clear up the heavyweight situation" Jacobs cOncludcd-wtthout cracking q smile. .sF r.r. ,l : The sudden decision to meet Sharkey was interpreted as q ges- ing as heavyweight champion by the same time, to obtain reinstate- mcnt of Jacobs and his managerial partner, Billy McCarney. as recog- nized managers in the state of fNcW York. z, +.r t. ,i Tn September, 1890, the commis- sion announced that the heavy weight title was. vacant, as far as New York state was . concerned, and thnt SchmeIing, Jacobs and McCarney were suspended In their respective capacities. a
 Since then,, Max has been 'un- i able to get Into the "big money" in New York city. 'a' ~
 To-days scheduled surrender to the New York commission Is ex- pected to pave the way for a title bout at Yankee stadium in June, under auspices of the Madison Square Garden corporation.
 Jacobs said Schmellng would not meet any other opponents be- fore June. . -f, 'e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
SCOVILL CACERS
 MEET CLOCK FIVE AT Y TONIGHT
Rivals Clash in Industrial League Feature-Tele- phone Meet Chase in Opener-Sch0tt Lead- ing Scorer

Ralph Petroccione and his youthful Clock Shop contingent are billed in the feature game of to-night's Industrial league twin bill, meeting Howie kraft's Sco- will combine at 9 o'clock in what should turn out to be an interest ing tilt. In the appetizer at 3 o'clock Al Schott's Chase shooters lock horns with Eddie Bagley's Telephone quintet.
 , Clock Is Favored
 The undefeated 1ngersoll repre- sentatives are heavy favorites to- night as George Schmidt's charges have yet to lose a game in league competition, although the Kraft men have been beaten but once, ard that by two point margin at the hands of the American Brass, defending champions. Ralph Petroccione and Earl Lewis will team up in the forecourt for the clock. Harry Kane will be at cen- ter and "Yanol" Carroll and liar ryl Hollis at guards. Scovill will show Danny Mccarthy and Howie Kraft at forward, Jack kecfe at the pivot station, and Lou Caring ton and Bill Ross at guards. .
 Chase First Choice
 The Telephone quintet should be easy meat for Chase tonight as the "Hellomen" have yet 10 break into the win column. Chase will depend on Jack Grady, Jake Vreeland, Bill O'Brien, Ally Schott, Joe Rozint, Al Allard and Eddie Kaminsky. The Bellmen will show Ed Bagley, Stan Grizmala, Harold Shea, Mort Downey and Dick White. Dancing will follow the main game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
WASHINGTON BOWS
 TO DUCCAN AGAIN
Defending Ora m m a f School Champs Drop 10 to 4 Verdict to Brook lyn Boys-Losers Held GOal-lesS

The grammar league defending champions, Washington school five. were defeated for the second time this year by Ray Alexander's Dug gan quintet, minor league leaders, yesterday on thoir home floor, 10 to 4, the Hill boys being held to four charity awards, failing to reg ister q field goal, the fr@t time in the history of Washington team.
 Ray Alexander and Shooter Belluci led the attack on the abrigador boys with two field goals apiece. At intermission the win ners held a to 1 lead, but after the last half started they had things under command throughout. The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
HOOP CHATTER
Last Nights Results

Last Nights Results
 New Britain Boys club s6, Northampton Y 30.
 New London. Boys club 62, Fishers Island B. c. "A. 'E Bristol F. Fee 27. Bristol Pio- neeYs 26. . Bristol Ingrahams IS. Bristol 'Terryviils Turn as. Bristol Ma !
 Games Tonight
 Poushkeepsiei Girls vs Hartford New Britain Alliance vs Man. chester Recreations.
 Gan,cs To-mOrrOw ts Bristol lngrahams vs East Hart ford St Marys.
 Hartford YWCA Girls VI Hart. ford YWHA Girls. IA CamOs Saturday 1 Hartford old Timers vs New Britain old Timers. ....5 Inrtford Service w Hartford New Haven Atlas vs Msriden s' st&"os I -Nf
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19

Schmeling won recognition as champion by winning on a foul from Jack Sharkey in New York June 12, 1880. The German de- fended his title against w. l.. (Young) Stribling nt Cleveland July 8, 1891, winning on techni- cal knockout in the 18th round. Thus in IS months he has defend- ed title only once.
 On. His Way-Out!
 Schmeling never has been re- cognized as champion by the New York state athletic commission. Inasmuch as the N. B. A. Is the governing body in ..29 states and affiliated w:th several foreign box ing, commissions. Schmeling is now no more champion than Jack Dempsey. retired title-holder pre- pairing for a comeback.
 In the regular weekly bulletin of the N. B. A. issued every Fri day, the formal question of vacat- ing Schmeling's title will be sub mitted for vote. This Is merely a matter of form and under the N. B. As 6 months rule Schmeling has deprived himself of recognition as titleholder by refusal to fight.
 How They stand
 Schmeling last year went 30 far as to hold off signing contract to defend his title until the N. B. A. had submitted for vote the question of vacating his title. Be- fore the vote was completed Schmeling signed to meet Strib- ling. At that time 14 votes had been received and IF of them fa- vored vacating the heavyweight title.
 The main penalty placed on Schmeiing by the N. B. As action is that he cannot. claim the cham pion's end of 37h per cent in N. E. A. territory. For instance in q match with Sharkey, the German probably would have to take 25 per cent with the same division going to the Bostonian.
 :t>... Action Wanted
 The N. B. A. has vacated the titles of two champions under itf present administration. They were Maxie Rosenbloom, former light. heavyweight champion. and Mick cy Walker, former middle-weight champion. The N. B. A. now has tournaments in progress to select new champions in both divisions.
 Thirty-gix votes are represented on the board of governors of the x. E. A., and nineteen is consid- cred a majority, or. enough to va cate Scnmel,ng's title. It is be- i.eved the vote will be almost 2 to to withdraw recognition oi Schmeling as champion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
AMATEUR BASKETBALL
Grill Hoopcrs Lose

Johnny Burke's Grill A. C. five made its debut on the Chase park gym last night and was sent back to Brooklyn on the short end of a 7l to II score following four lonG drawn out sessions with Miss Mil. dred Dunne's Chase Park Seniors The Grill pilot claims his regulars were missing as they were partici. pating in the K. of l.. league. He would like another game with the c. P. Seniors to be played on the latters' floor. Johnson scored ii of the Seniors field goals.
 c. F. Juniors Win
 The Chase Park Juniors took over the Brooklyn Roamers in the prelim, 29, to IT. The scoring fol the, winners was evenly divided while tack McGuire annexed 10 oi the losers IT points. Jerry Holi. han, the suicide shot artist, gar. nered but one charity award. but marking the first time this seasor he broke into the scoring column in 13 games. '''
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 Naugy Pirates Defi
 The Naugatuck Y Pirates, g newly organized five, challenge any local team between the age. of 15 and IT. They would especial. ly like; to book the Boys Clut Cadets. North End Hillies. North End Y Juniors, Chase Park Juniors, Travellers and Meteors For games dial Matty at NaugJ 267-3 or write Cliff Swirski at q Hoadley street, Naugatuck, .ol answer through this column.
 The Thompsonville Polish Amer jeans want games with amateur and semipro teams in Waterbur, and vicinity. They would like tt play the St Mary's A. A. of Eas Hartford. The Thompsonville tean has won nine out of 10 gamei played this season. For game, write to Manager Walter Rarus 66 West street, Thompsonville Conn.
 The Manchester Rangers wan road games with teams averagini i5.17 years. For games, write |, Manager J. Dellafera. 7e Oai street, South Manchester. Conn.
 The Forestviile Rockies wan road games with strong arnateu teams about the state. For game write to Charles Mccarthy. 7' Gridiey street. Bristol.
 The Sons Of Italy ba1ketbal team of Bristol want games 'witl strong Connecticut teams Th'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
CANZONERI GETS
 BOXING LESSON
 FROM PHILLY BOY
Johnny Jadick Lifted Champions Junior Well ter Crown in T0rrid Tussle
By ROSS DOWNING

Philadelphia, Jan 1s-(UP)- Gentleman" Johnny Jadick of Philadelphia was the new junior weiterweight boxing champion of the world to-day. Thanks to a left jab. He won the title from Tony Canzoneri of New York last night in a furious ten round battle at the Arena, here.
 Canzoneri's lightweight title was not at stake because Jadick WAS over the lightweight limit of 1s5 pounds. Tony lost the Junior well tcrweight championship which he won from Jackie "kid" Berg of England at Chicago, April 21.
 Great Loft Hand The, slender, clenn-cut Philadel- phian pitted his boxing ckIll against the champions terrific slug ging ability and literally left jabbed the junior welterweight crown off Canzoneris head in win- ming the decision.
 Despite his phantom like foot. work and splendid blocking, Jadicl: suffered severe punishment. In the fret round a crashing left hook caught him .cn the jaw and knocked him haif-way across the ring. He was dazed for several seconds.
 Ill the second round a hard left jolt to the jaw ffoored him for the count of four. Tn the sixth round a barrage of right and left hooks 10 body and head had him stagger- Ing about the ring.
 However. Philadelphia's gentle man pugilist, avoided most of Tony's blows and kept the New York Italians head bobbing with . tattoo of left jabs to the face. Now and then he would follow with 8 fast right to the head, but his blows lacked Tony's steam.
 He won on points because of his jab, jab .jabbing at Tonys face. which /. was pnffed and swollen when he left the ring. minus one of his titles. v z 3. .' 'Gt A Little Miscuc Unset by the two hard blows On the. chin in the first end seco4 d that his 1884 wounds .fitted hin, to try a siug-2est with Tony. who weigi1eA only 1321s. This error ii, judgment resulted in severe body punishment during the third and fourth rounds., TT"
 After that, Jadick kept clear of the pummeling Ita!iun, relynEf en. urely on his jabbing, Tony emed unable to avoid ,Jadick's left, and his ovFn powerful deft nook, was unable to2get past Johnn%s block: Ing; gloves. ;., ( .,',, ss.i&a.E 1,
 'Because of the ,,stasgeriugt blow. received in the slx,h round, Jadicl, became more oauti6us and; during the seventh, eighth and ninth pc. riods contented himself with giV. ing Canzoncri a boxing lesson. z Slam!, BRng! t5 z: The tenth round was torrid Canzoneri rushed across the rinG at the gong and pounded furiousls at his dancing opponent. .Jadick angered. by the blows, st0d ,toe-to' toe and slugged. Both we're se weary at the gong, they coult hardly walk to their ,corners.y;,. Because of the showing Can. zoneri made in. the flnel round boos and cat-calls greeted the dc cision. but they soon, chanEed te clamorous acclaim for the new champion. More than 1000 per sons witnessed the fight. | In the semi-fnal Vince Dundse Baltimore middleweight. gained close ten-round decision over Jim my smith, one of Jadick's stable mates. Dundee. weighed 1st pounds; Smith 151.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
K. 0. TO JAW THIS 7. TIMESAYSSHARKEY ! IN GREAT MOOD

Boston, Jan 19.--(UP)-Jack sharlsey, persistent challenger of World Champion Max Schmeling, was elated when informed he was at last to get his chance at the Germans title. ~sr
 Commenting on reports, from New York that Joe Jacobs, Schmel- ing's manager. was ready to let the champion go through with a title bout with Sharkey. the ex- gob shouted that's too good to be true!" ~ s,.y.
 -.T knocked Schmeling out with a left hook to the body in our first fight" Sharkey said. His claim of foul was unwarranted, particularly when title was cons cerned. I'll knock him out with" a punch in the jaw this time.
 My ambition Is to become heavyweight champion of the world. and I'll bring the title. back to America when l meet Schmel- ing" he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
K. of l.. Quintets
 Drill Tonight

Coach Vic "Caliber" Danisavage has scheduled a practice session to- night for the two K. of l.. Quintets, at Barnard school starting at 2 o'clock sharp. i. The K. of L. Speed boy outfit will journey to New Bri- tain Friday night where they will stack up against the strong Lith- uanian Alliance array in a return tusseI, and to-night's workout Is expected to point out the many faults the local boys committed last week.
 The Reserves are also urged to be present at to-night's practice session, as their is an out of town game pending for Saturday even ing, and the drill will shape them up for their first victory of the sea- son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
'NAUCATUCK AND ANSONIA COLLIDE
 FRIDAY EVENING
Valley League Rivals Show in Copper City Foleymen Confronting Stiff Schedule
Special to The Democrat)

Naugatuck, Jan 19-Naugatuck highs state championship hoop five that lost their first Nauga- tuck Valley league game to Wilby high in Waterbury Saturday night, will seek to resume its victory streak against the Ansonia high quintet in the Copper City armory Friday night.
 In journeying to Ansonia, the champs will play their fourth league game and their third game away from home of the campaign. The team will take another trip on the night of January 27 when the quintet will invade Winsted to op- pose the weak Gilbert high five in another league tilt. Another league game in which the champs will play will be in the Torrington armory on the night of January 30. The team will return to its home court on the night of February 3 to open its home and home series and incidently play another league game with its major foe. Crosby, of Waterbury. E
 On February 6, three days after the Crosby tilt, Torrington's big Red and White five will come here TOT another league battle. On FeD- ruary 10 Naugy will again leave town, going to Bridgeport for its second game with the Warren Harding Presidents whom they de- feated here last Wednesday by 35-31 score. Three days later the champs will again invade Bridge port, this time to meet the Central high tossers whom they easily de- feated here recently. Both will De league games. Gilbert of Winsted will close It's season with Naugv playing here in. q league game on February 17. On February 20 the champs will play Crosby in Wa tcrDury,' after. which Wilby will come to Naugatuck on February. 24. Ansonia will come to Nauga- tuck February 27 to close league games for Naugy and complete it's schedule as 1t now stands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
SHADE ORDERED TO . ANSWER SUIT

New York, Jan 19-Supremc Court Justice Richard H. Mitch. ell yesterday signed an order directing Dave Shade to appear for an examination before trial in the suit brought by Mrs Leo P. Flynn for $14,0S9 she claims the boxer owes her according to a ten year contract Shade signed with her late husband. The contract had three years more to run after he died. Mrs Flynn who is i'll at Providence, R. l.. claims her husbands share of FIynn's earnings since. his death. s,'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
THOMAS CLUB 5
 PLAY BRIDGEPORT
T0mnlies Show in Park City Friday Night Against Iroquois

Sporting a 36-34 victory over the crack Brooklyn A. c. contingent, the only outfit to defeat the BAGS in the past two seasons, Frank Conroy's' North End Thomas club hoopmen will further their pres- tige now and will meet the best in the state, their first move taking them to Bridgeport Friday night where they will stack up against the 1roquois A. c.
 Earl Lewis and Harp" Dunn will probably start at forward for the Tommies, "Tipper", Harnick at center and Captain Herb Colby and Julie Martino in the rear courts. Ralph Santopietro. Bossy Harnick and Ralph Garner will be held in reserve. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
CROSBY GRIDIRON
 DINNER TOMORROW

Raymond Bus" Pond, fa. nous Yale athlete of a few years ago, will bc introduced tO.ntorrOw; evening As principal speaker at the Crosby high school football dinner to he held at Mrs Gray's tea room on Willow street, at 1880 o'clock. Tho dinner, an annual. affair given in honor of the grihlrOn squad, is sponsored by the Cros" by high school Athletic assO. cition, A representative Of thnt organization will probably award the school letters won by the players. Coach Bill SchOfield, J. o. F. Manhcrz, J. +. Roland and Principal Louis ThibOtleau will also talk to the boys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
LOCAL PERICLEANS
 T0PPLE NEW HAVEN
ExarhOu Brothers Feature
 23-22 Victory-L0sers Claim Game Should Be Replayed a

Once more led by Mike and George Exarhou, the crack Sons of Poricles hoopsters defeated the New Haven Periclean chapter last night at the Boys Club surface, 23 to 22, in nip-and-tuck tilt which wns not decided until the last few seconds. ~ -..
 A near riot almost ensued when the visitors, at the conclusion of the game. claimed another minute was left to play and demanded the entire game to be played. being re- fused by the locals. Greg Snvacos guarding also featured the play of the winners. The good news:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
WRESTLING (By United Isress)

At New York-Jim McMillen. Chicago. threw Matros Kirilenko. Russia; Tiny Roebuck. Oklahoma, defeated Hans steinke. Germany (decision): Toots Mondt. Colorado. threw Alex Aberg. Chicago: Kola Kwarlanl, Russia. threw vanka ZeIczniak, Russia. Sander szabo Hungary, threw Joe COX. Cleveland; Georgs caiza. Italy. drew with HerbIe Freeman. New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
POLISH DUCKPINNERS
 LOSE TO DERBY, 2-l

The Derby Polish American club bowlers trimmed the Waterbury club in two out of three games rolled here Sunday night. J.. Swlnik of the Derby team carried off individual honOrs of the even ing. rolled Al for high single and scoring a total p,nefall of 343. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
AMATEUR LEAGUE
 MEETING TONIGHT

The City Amateur league basket. bnii schedule for Sunday will be released tonight at the weekly meetisg scheduled for 1880 o'clock in the park department office in the municipal building. All team managers are requested tO attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
FRANCO BOWLERS
 DEFEAT TWISTED

The Franco American bowling team added Bristol to their list of victims Saturday night Win- ming thre games at the Fran co alleys. Bob Hamel made his debut with the locals and hit 33G. The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19
Rumors And Reality Gathered From
 This Sporting World The Grist Of Athletic Contest
To-day's Best Story
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Comes by way of young recognizes he it. And brethren and sstern. it's having do with tha; sizzling Wlby Nauguek high school game of Saturday night which the Wby high school and points upon Foley and his boys about five minutes turning defeat for Wby brilliant four point victory You probably have that weworn adage that when dog bites it's nothing but incident but when bites dog that my friends is Page One stuff And when you hear Foley of Naugatuek engineering good basketball play in the closing minutes of that brings his victory that be within the limits of expectation. for Pete unquonably the
 silver fox of Connecticut high school athletics He the strength and weaknesses of opposing about quickly But when Peter himself is NEWS.
 He did Saturday night against Wiby. good look box of the preliminary game which the of the schools will show that Foley used B players beat the EVERY BOY WHO LATER PLAYED IN THE VARS ITY GAME. That is for Pete I've him do before But he figured without import element basketball player that is AIR. There may SS3lI!Ii!!!. 5. & &. SfYi|(|{Z@ ,;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-19

Chick BOwcn's HillhOuse five next, Johnny NcwclI's Hartford PIblic contingent fourth, and Pete FOlcy's Crcyl,Ounds fifth. "What's the matter with Jimmy Lees Wilby courtstcrs. Mir Cassidy?''