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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
JUNIOR CACEMEN
 RESUME PLAY IN
 TOURNEY TONITE
HiIlies, Metros, Spades, Hot Shots, COnnluni- ties, Dixies, and Aces Won First Round Games Last Night

To-night's pairing In the city junior elimination basketball tour- nament, announced this morning by William J. Derwin, follows:
 6:30 D. Yn.--Town Plot Eagles vs Walnut Hills, referee, Colby.
 7:15 D. m.---Kelly stars vs Boys Club Cadets; referee, Colby.
 S:0O D. Yn.--Brooklyn Falcons vs Boys Club Aces; referee, zeke Con nor.
 s:45 D. m.-Hopevilie A. c. vs Community Jrs, referee zeke Con-
 To-morrow's Games 6:30 D. m.-Dixies vs Metros; re- fierce, Healy. 7:i5 D. Warriors vs Boys Club. Spades; referee, Briotti.
 8:00 D. m.--Bozzuto Speedboys vs Reymond Hillies; referee. Ma ioney.
 s:45 p. m.--Hotshots vs Engin-. eers: referee, Maloney.
 Hillies Come Through
 Raymond Hillies, showing for the first time under their new coach, Jim Tracy, defeated the Scorpion Juniors, 21 to IS, in one of the best played first round games last night at the old armory before zoo or more fans. Brophy wa4 the Tracey mems best bet, scoring six points while Kosloshy and Kuska featured for the losers.
 Legion Lose In Overtime
 The Fulton Park American Le. zion team were busted in a three minute overtime period by Al Ka- bots Metros II to 8. Howie Block excelled for the winners and Mar tin for the losers.
 Spades victors 1918 Rocco Longo dropped in six points to top the Boy. Club Spades scorers as they. barely nosed out the Sun Parlor A. C., 19 to IS. Sau- ris annexed seven of the losers markers.
 Hot Shots Hot
 Joe Quinn's Hot Shots showing Bob Mcdonald, Ned Tracy, Eddie Ragis, and Hank" Gagain of Cros- by in their lineup, defeate the Mill Plain Juniors, 27 to Q. Mcdonald led the attack on the east enders with 12 points.
 Cavaliers Set Back With Wally Clapp and Landolh playing the leading roles, the Com munity Juniors rung up a 23 to 9 verdict over the. Cavaliers. White registered four of the losers nine points.
 Dixies Down Hl.Y
 Bud Carr's Crosby Hi-Y were victims of the Dixies, 22 to IS. Don- nelly and Kozen were too much for the Carmen. Johnny Testa was the losers best bet scorinY five points.
 Aces Show Glass
 The Waterbury Aces, showing all high school players. disposed of Pap" 0riffin's Granite Hills, S4 to 15. Rocco Rinaldi and Johnny Grif- fin featured the winners exhibition annexing nine and eight points re- spectively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
WATERBURY TEAM IN WILLIMANTIC
 HOOP TOURNEY
Big Five to Defend State Title There April l- Play Cardinals at the ArmOry Sunday

The Waterbury Big Five, winners of the 1930-31 Gold Medal basket ball tournament at Willimantic. were notified this morning to de- fend their title at the Willimantic Y, Friday, April 1, at which time the first round of play will be sponsored under the direction of Eric Lind, physical director of the Willimantic Y.
 Last year with Bubbles Balin- sky, Howie Kraft, Jim Tracy, Joe Mobile. Pete Ginger, Jack Caring ton, Eddie Bellmay and Bill Dwyer, the locals defeated the Palace Five of Willimantic, the Maple Ends of Bristol and the Will limantic Y to capture the title. This year the locals will show Captain George Dillon, Norman Johnson, Howie Kraft, Jim Tracy. Jack Darlington, Bill Sweeney, Harry Kelley and Eddie Bellmay. Bill Gaughan, manager of the speed- boys, will manage the Big Five this year.
 Sunday afternoon the Big Five will stack up against Dutch" Horan's Washington Hifl Cardinals in the preliminary to the second round City Amateur league play off between the Brooklyn A. c. and Naugatuck Emeralds at the Phoenix Avenue Armcry. The game will get underway at 2:S0 o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
To-day's Sport
 Parade
By HENRY McLEMORE Limited Press Stan Correspondent )

New York, March 15--(UP)-- Caught on the second bounce at the national indoor tennis cham- pionshlps:
 Gregory Mangin, the Newark bomber who smashes the smash- ingest smash in the tournament, Is of the opinion that Berkeley Bell. the undernourished Texan, Is q cinch to take the title. Mister Bell insists that Mangin will be the head man at the cup pres entation ceremonies. The choice of the masses, however, Is Frank Shields, Davis Cup apollo. George Lott, of the Never Will Be Q Tennis Bum" Lotts, Is going about telling folks he never has played on wood court be- fore. Which means there's q guy going around posing as Lott. for there was young man of that name in the international team matches last year. Lott thinks Borotra will win the thing -. So does Borotra. So does your correspondent.
 s The United States will probably keep its Davis Cup team away from Wimbledon this year, sending only Sidney B. Wood, who won the title last year. The English authorities will like this like oil { likes water. They'll prob- . ably retaliate by keeping their players on the other side when our nationals roll around. Julius Seligson, one time intercollegiate 7 champion from Lehigh and the only man who can get as dirty playing tennis as Hack Wilson and Pepper Martin do playing baseball. has been slowed down to walk by fat Ask him why he 2 doesn't diet and he'll tell you he did but ''got so weak he couldn't serve anyway but underhand."
 Sidney B. Wood arrives on the scene of battle each day wearing a gardenia as only he can wear one. :. Wood. by the way. is seeking the ball much harder than he did last year.. Christian Boussus thinks that Ellsworth Vines will win all his Davis Cup matches if he plays the same sort of game abroad as he does here. Which means that M. Nous sus rates Vines on top of his game as DeLLer tnan HIS HiBHty country man, Henri Cochet. Roussus also gave out the information that Borotra loves to play against left handers. The most spectac' uIar tennis shot in the world Is Borotra's overhead smash on a high. lazy lob.
 BilI Tilden. old as he is. could win this tournament using a rac- ouek with three broken strings.
 The clock on tho far wall nf fhe Seventh regiment armory ln two minutes slow, so don't set xour watches by 1t. Or have nm naWned yours, too?
 me]l. who defeated porotra in . 5roSlIee match Saturday. has been {6ll1ar Eddie Jacobf. or Baltimore, HSw fo dffeaE hesFrenchman iii 4h@If match to-day. beli. by I'M wnv. ndnlla no gave every.
 ln9 fe ma M h!s practice tiit <&eE1 MD morale. jlIet in eano we 1ss<l m the f|ua'. z*sIn: r. ths X<4H 44I4. **f p' '"s''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
COLLEGE LEADERS
 MEET THURSDAY

Columbia and Princeton, tied for the championship of the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball league, will engage in a play-off on the neutral University of Pennsylvania court, the Palestra, on Thursday, 1t was announced yesterday by Ell. wood W. Kemp Jr,, secretary-treas- urer of the league. The contest will start at S:30 p. m., and the officials will be chosen tomorrow.
 This will be the fifth play-off in the history of the league, and Princeton was Q contest in all five of them, winning only once, in 1929. On other occasions the Nas- sau quintet was turned back by Penn in 1916 and 1928 and by Dartmouth in 1927. There was one .other deadlock, in 1914. when Cor. nell and Columbia tied. but could not arrange Q play-off date.
 In the event that Columbia tri. umphs on Thursday, the Lions will take the lead in the number of championships won. Penn and Columbia each have captured eight crowns, and the Morningstde Heights team will seek its ninth title. In this seasons league play Columbia and Princeton registered eight victories and two defeats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15

to the champion Reynod retirement Delaney toldm m he Jeff to fight Squires.
 fighter wachmaker he snored And that little guys thing to me-
 training and fighting He and Delaney ths Tommy Burns fight vii Jeff the referee. .
 Squires tried to sneak away wer in Reynolds
 knocked him With q Everybody dufounded Many in the crowd were n crack
 Hanlon and T. who squres snak writers besieged for explanation
 For years after that off knowing wink until wink optical aflion he couldn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
INDOOR NET PLAY LIGHT TO-DAY AS
 DOUBLES BEGIN

New York. March 15-(U. P)- Only two singles matches will be played to-day in the annual Ma tional Indoor Tennis cham pionships the remainder of the program be. ing devoted to the first round Of the doubles.
 Twenty-Five teams are entered in the doubles, with six teams seeded. The American seeded list comprises George M. Lott and John Van Ryn, Berkley Bell and Gregory s. Man. gin, Frank x. Shields and Eugene McCauliff, and William Aydelottee and Perrine c. Rockefeller. former holders of the double title.
 The two seeded teams in the for eign division are Jean Borotra, pres ent holder of singles and doubles honors. and Christian Boussus. his partner last year. and Antoine Gen. tan and Lieutenant k. M. Watt Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
SHARKEY SOUNDS OFF WITH ANCIENT
 RING CONTRACTS
Claims Tunney Ducked Match With Him in 1926 After Wills Bout

Boston, March 15.-(UP)-Jack Sharkey, Boston heavyweight, charged to-day that Gene Tunney Iran out" of a bout with him which was to have been held at Madison Square Garden in New York, March 15. 1926.
 In support of his claim, Shar- key showed contract which he said was entered into between him. self and Madison Square Garden of New York on January z, 1928, call- ing for a 12-round contest between Sharkey and Tunney.
 Sharkey also exhibited another contract entered into December 4, 1926, after he beat Harry Wills, purporting to call for q bout be- tween him and Tunney at the New York Garden, September 15. 1927.
 Gene Tunney is one fighter I always knew I could lick" Sharkcy said. "Tunney knew it, too, which is why he always lodged meet ing with me in the ring"
 Sharkey's charges were inter- preted in some quarters as the be- ginning of a campaign to lure Tun- ney out of retirement, with the possibility of Sharkey-Tunney bout in case the Bostonian defeats Max Schmeling in June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Jones, Middle King,
 Tossed Out for Sailing at HOlyOke

Holyoke, Mass, Mar 15.-(UP)- Gorilla Jones of Akron, Ohio. N. B. A., middleweight boxing champion. was disqualified. for not trying, in the eighth round of his ten-round bout with Frankie O'Brien of Hartford, Conn, here last night.
 Jones had been warned twice be- fore Danile J Kelly, newly ap- pointed Massachusetts state box ing commissioner, ordered the Akron colored fighter disqualified and his purse withheld.
 While O'Brien's hand was raised by the referee to indicate he had awarded him the victory. Kelly said the bout was declared no con test. He also indicated he would take action against O'Brien if he had been paid as reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
TWO INDUSTRIAL
 GAMES TONIGHT
Scovill Billed With Beards- ley and Tele p h ne Against Brass

The championship Clock shop quintet will not be seen in action on tonight's Industrial league twin bill at the Central ', but return meeting which promises to supply the fans with plenty of thrills is the main game between Howie Kraft's Scovill shooters and Gene Kearns' Beardsley- Wolcott aggre- gation. In the preliminary Eddie Bagley's rejuvenated Telephone array will lock horns with Paul Mulcahy's American Brass contin- gent, defending state Industrial champions. The main game will get underway about 9 o'clock and will be followed by dancing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
BROOKLYNS TO PLAY
 MERIDEN ST SPANS

An early start and late finish seems to be the 1882 basketball policy of Manager John Dum- schott's Brooklyn A. 0. Last night he arranged . home and home series with the Meridcn St Stanislaus, the first game to be played next Saturday night in the Silver City. The next day, the Brooklyns play the Nauga. tuck Emeralds in the second game for the city champl0n- ship. Within Q week later they will meet the St Stans In this city. The two teams were en. , tered in the Beacon Falls tOur- ney last year but did not clash on tho floor. This season the Mcriden team won . state league championship of a tour. ney conducted by Bridgeport newspaper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
DRAW DECISIONS IN AGAIN APRIL i

At times the workings of the minds of the powers that be in boxing has been a complete mys- tery to us. The most recent oc- casion being the seeming united desire of state promoters, match makers, managers and referees 10 have draw decisions made possible in Connecticut again. The no draw rule has been on the books about five years and was written into the state boxing regulations shortly after Georgie Day was awarded a gift draw in his bout with Phil McGraw at the New Ha- ven Arena.
 Just how draws can help reju- venate the slumbering boxing game is more than we can figure out. It might be that Commis- sioner Donohue in acceding to the overwhelming sentiment at the Hartford pow-wow last week did SO against his better judgment solely to encourage those that are trying to keep the fight game alive. It might be that New York man. agers may be more amendabie to tossing their fighters into state rings with the risk of losing deci- sions not so great. But just how 1t will improve the calibre of fight ing is beyond us. However. if Commissioner Donohue sees fit to please the rank and file by scrap- ping the rule far be 1t from US to utter words of criticism.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
JACK GETS CAR, AND
 NOT TROLLEY, EITHER!

Toledo, O., March 15-(U. P.l-- Jack Dempsey. accompanied by his manager, Leonard Sachs, was en- route to-day to ciarksburg, w. Va. where the Mandssa Mauler is sehed uIed for m exhibition bout to- morrow night.
 Yesterday, q group of men who become close friends Of Dempsey dnrlnR tha days Of the Willard hglt here. preseBfsd him with beaui's fui ie.cyIInaer sedan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15

in the title round put your money on Borotra for Bell just hasn't got the stamina to play three rounds at top speed. 1. He's got lots of early foot, as they say at the race tracks. but Is short on stay. Ing power. If he had the strength of Shieldf. say. you couldn't stop him with h Gatlin
 If the officials suddenly decided to decide the title by firing an Tn. telllgenee test at the competitors. our bet would be Gene Mccaulin of New York. Although he's only 24. Mister Mecauiiffe has more degrees than a thermometer. including an A. D.. and M. A., and a ph.D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Lions and Tigers
 in Hoop Playof

New York, March 15-(UP)- Columbia and Princeton will meet on the neutral court of the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, Thursday night, to decide. the 1892 cham pionship of the Eastern Intercol- iegiate Basketball league. it was announced last night. They fin- ished the regular schedule Satur- day night in deadlock for first place,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
D|Is;1'RxinQ 5 MRqsu|tS
(By United Pressl

 Quincy, outpointed Arthur DeKuh, 227, New York (10); Elmer Chase 191, New Bedford, outpointed Bud Mignault, 176, Brockton (8). Pat sy Pacino, 135, Boston, outpoint- ed Bob Neary, 13s, Lowell (H: Frank Carlo, 90, Everett. outpoint- ed Chester Lafiier, 177, Medferd (4); George Perry, 147, Revere, outpointed Hunter Welch. Al, Lowell, (4): Joe Belmont, 146, Medford, stopped Jack Laverne. IA, Medford (3O; James Abruzzi 149, Warren, R. l., outpoipted Yer non Merlin, 151. Roxbury, (6).
 At Holyoke, Mass.-Frankie O'1- Brien, 162, Hartford, Conn. won by disqualification over Gorilla Jones. 151 1-2 of Akron, Ohio, middle weight champion (8): Al Gauthier, Ludlow, outpoined Press Jackson. 132 1-2, Akron, O., (S).
 At Salem, Mass.-Al Rodriguez. outpointed Bobby Brown. Lowell. (10); Horatio Velha, Gloucester. outpointed Val Nadeau. Somers- worth, N. H. (S).
 At New Bedford, Mass.-Al Brown, outpointed Golf Ball Ber- nard, New Bedford (10.
 At New York--st Nick-Eddie Herbst, 15s. New York. drew Frank Lobianca. 159 1-2, Brook lyn (B); Nat suess. l24 1-2. Brook iyn, drew Al Peters. 12s. New York (6); Charlie Hodson. l46, Brook iyn, defeated Teddy Martin. 145. Brooklyn (4): Ralph catalogne, 153, New York. defeated Mario pinna. 1s1. Italy (4). Harry Her. stik. 2O5 i-2. Brooklyn, defeated Jerry Garfield. lsi 1.2. New York (4); Joe St. .ein. i2e i-2. New York, defeated Albert Wolf. l2e. New York O.; Fred panico. i6s. Woodhayen, defeated Ralph Sing CT. i72. Brooklyn lD; Jimmy De. vito. i27 3-4, New York, defeated Hobby Herman, i22 3.4. Brooklyn f4l; Eddie Buez, is6. Bensonhurst, defeated Lou Marks f3s, New York (4t; Mickey Ford I3s i-2. Ireland. defeated Ben BeIiine. i4o, New fork,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Banner St. Patricks Day Progrun For Parochal Schools
City SlDin1naing Meet And State Basketball
 Tournament DeDised

Thursday being day exempt from labor and holiday for parochia school children of Waterbury William J. Der win of the park department has arranged novel aday pro- gram for the Catholic schooboys consisting of city inter- school swimming meet and state school basketball round robin tournament The former will be sponsored in the
 morning at the central pool and the latter in afternoon at either the or old armory courts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Rumors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World The Grist Of Athletic Contest
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

'Wild Bill" Fleming from Oldtown Maine and One Round Charley Nolan had their pair of glove dues the old Auditorium South Main stre Chay arches have fallen policeman model while Bill potato baron up Portland
 Joe Lawlor the fights down his South Waterbury barn the Saturday ngh And what battles there used be for half dollar In those days the fans paid to look Joe fights while the pays Joe today look elses
 The Gammas and Bookyns played in the old r. M C. A. for city basketball title players took shots the basket but each other After which Physical Director Charley Vel tried the by turning the lights and the boys had keep punching lest they be punched by either friend foe
 Art Pz physical director of the Waterbury Boys Club! His forte physical training and gymnastics which he excellent teacher Then there the annual Mueller meets which brought promising Waterbury athlete running jumping and ealsthenc
 Sepmus C. Fleetwood of the basketball coaches teach spot system of basketball in this city? Incidentally played game basketball in his life though proficient in three other sports New Haven high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Iona .DOrns Def Boxmcn
BONA.DOMS SEEK
 STAR A. C. FOR SAT.
 GAME AT CENTRAL Y
Sports Editor:--

Sports Editor:--
 The Bona-Dom club basketball team would like to play Louie La- Frances Star A. c. in Q return con- test Saturday evening. March 19 at the central Y court. If the Star A. c. is willing to take 6 chance on being defeated, they will undoubt- edly accept this challenge.
 Pat Costello,
 Asst Mgr Bona-Doms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Training Camp
 Tid-Bits
(By United Press

Winterhaven. Fla, March 15.- game of their spring season yester- day. defeating the Athletics, , to 4, in 10 innings. A stirring rally in the tenth was climaxed H,, by a brought Knothe home for the win ming run.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
NEW BRITAIN TOPS
 BOX SHOP ARRAY
Hardware City Partners Exc Out 29 to 27 Tri- unph in Exciting Tilt

George McNamara's Box Shop cagesters dropped their second game in 0 row last night on the Brooklyn Y surface finishing on the short end of @ 20 to 27 score after 40 minutes of exciting action with the Panthers of New Britnin. At half time the score was knot- ted at 12-12, but two baskets by Mariettri in the last quarter gave the Hardware City five their mar gin of victory. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
IT'S AN ACT

St Petersburg, Fla, March l5 - (U. P.)-Babe Ruth and Colonel Jacobs Ruppert, owner of the New York Yankees, were scheduled for another conference to-day on the size of the Babes 1889 salary.
 Rapport told rep0rtetrs his orig inaI' offer of s70,0DO on Q one-year contract still held. The Babe said that he still insisted on receiving ts0,0o0 for one year, or t7e,ooo aps nualIy on two gear contract.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
"Doc" Satisfied

Eugene. Ore, March fs--fUp)s-- cIarenee ". spears wl'l z, continue .sa v. {, as foetbali coach q the Dnlysrslty Z of oregon, despite the recent ene.f yefsiiy Of Wisconsin. he announce sa last nieht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
BRISTOL ELECTS ANDY
 PALAU CAPTAIN

Bristol, March 1S--Andy Pal au, selected all.tournninent for. ward in the recent Yale cham. pionship, was elected captain of the 1888 basketball team of the Bristol high school at Q meet- ing of lcttcrmen held in the of- flee of Coach Tommy MOnohan yesterday afternoon. Palau is q three lctterman, playing bas- ketball football and baseball. He played varsity baseball and basketball in his freshman year. Palau succeeds "Dikcs" Hall, who will graduate in June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
PIRATES

San Francisco. March I5.-(UP) The Pittsburg Pirates and the. San Francisco Mission Reds will play today the exhibition game rained out yesterday. Despite the rain, George Gibson put the squad through a good workout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
CARDS

St Petersburg, Fla, March 15.- (UP)-Pepper Martin, world series sensation last fall, scored three runs for the Cards yesterday. en- abling them to beat the Boston Braves to 1. Martin also got the longest hit, a home run over the left field fence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
WATERBURY BOYS STAR WITH BRISTOL AMATEUR HOOTERS

Bristol, March 15--The Bristol Ingrahams, leading the City league, won one-slded victory over the Pioneers here tonight, 3S to 16, at the Boys Club court. In the other two games, the Hortons defeated the Chukkers, 27 to 20, and the Terryville Furniture won from the Maple Ends, 37 to 20. Summaries:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Chase Teams Break Eyen

Last night at Chase park gym the c. P. Midgets dropped thrill ing IS to IF victory to Pop" Wig gins Dixies. Gene Murphy and Ray Kozen excelled for the win- ners with six points apiece.
 In the main game the Chase park Seniors had little difficulty de- feating the Waterviile Ramblers. SC to IS. Cliff Baicom featured for the winners with eight field goals.