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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Walnut Hills Work
 Hard for Contest

Strenuous practice sessions for the Walnut Hills junior football team have been carded for to- night and tomorrow night by Coach Wally Pipp and Manager Jimmy Tracy in preparation for their hampjonship game Sunday afternoon at Hamilton Park with the Hilton Clairmonts. Manager Tracy made 1t clear this morning that PaBquale Travisano and Nick Guerrero, who have been announc- ing meetings of the players are no longer connected with the club, having been given their walking papers,"
 Tonight the Hills will work out at the Division street playground starting at D. m. and tomorrow night they wil1 gather at the North End Y at the same hour. T. Har- nick and Mccary, former Hill play CTS who later went to the Clair monts. will be objected to as oppo- ments of the Hills Sunday, Man ager Tracy stated. The rival team managers have agreed to use their regular line-ups" with no new faces expected on the field.
 Leaving nothing undone to in- ton for the all-important title foot ball game Sunday, Manager Frank Place and coaci. Solomon Fried- man have called another practice session for tonight at 7:30 D. m. at the Clairmont Stadium for mem- bers of the Hilton Ciairmonts. To- morrow night. the squad will meet at the Duggan school gym. Tn re- gard to the use of Harnick and Me- Cary. Manager Place stated to-day that the players do hot appear in either lineup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
|NAUCY Y MERMEN |UNBEATEN TO DATE
Swim Bridgeport Y To- morrow Night and Then Providence

Naugatuck, Dec 1-Undefeated in three meets to date, the crack Naugatuck Y. M. c. A. swimming team will seek it's fourth successive conquest of the season opposing the Bridgeport "" natators in meet at the local pool tomorrow night. Naugatuck's splashers have already defeated the Bridgeport, South Man chester and Bristol swimming teams in impressive fashion.
 Last night the team held a prac- uce session in their home pool. where to-morrow's meet will be conducted. Manager F. Edward Sullivan is scheduling Q series of meets with the leading teams of Connecticut, in addition to import ant intersectional clashes. One of the outstanding indoor aquatic pro- grams of the season will be offered a week from Saturday night, when the sensational "" swimmers of Providence. R. l., come to Nauga- tuck to meet the Sullivan men in a dual meet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
LEE BUSY WITH
 WILEY SQUADS

With football on it's last legs of the season and basketball begin ming to perk up . bit, Coach Jim- my Lee is having a busy week at Wilby High school. Yesterday af- ternoon he put his gridiron squad through lively scrimmage, under almost ideal conditions while 52 basketball candidates greeted him last night in the school gym.
 No new arrangements In regard to the Wilby.N Naugatuck game Sat. urday at Hamilton Park have been made by Coaches Lee or Foley. the original understanding still hold. ing that the game will be played if weather conditions are right, otherwise there will be no game.
 In regard to his hoop situation. Coach Lee feels that the unusually large turnout should give up enough seasoned players in addt- ton to Crichton and Spad0la to make first class squad In time for the opening game with the Alumni. December 23rd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
To-day's Sport
 Parade
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BY HENRY MCLEMORE { (Uuitcd Press Stan COrrcsponden

NCuitCu II EGS5 OsAh NOTIcSHDHucHtJ
 New York, Dec. 1.-(U P)- Nc sooner is one burning sports nrob. lem solved than another bobs upitt take It's place.
 Not 50 long ago 1t was, "who i, going to manage the Cfncinatt Reds?" That one was answered bJ the appointment of Donle Bush.
 Now it's" who is going to coaci those Fordhams at football ir 1933?"
 Whoever gets the job will be ir lot sweeter spot than Brother Bush, for Donle, strive as he may IS likely to wind up behind tho front porch and seven other teams But the fellow who gets Fordham be 1t Warner, Neyland, Stuhldreher Joy, Madigan, Crowley, Emma Boole or Pete the Iceman, stands a swell chance of snatching the na- tional championship in his first year at the school.
 That's on the level. A national championship for F'oriham next year is entirely within reason Fordham, once 1t quit trying to use two and three complete teams q game. got going this year and ".yent to town" During the second half of the season it was on q par with the best clubs in the country as witness itsb successive defeats oi St. Mary's, oregon State and N.Y.U.
 Well, of all the some 4-odd men who wore varsity uniforms thii season, only three will be lost by graduation. And only one of these quarterback Zapustas. was a reg ular starter. The more one looks at that Eordham material, most oi which is big, strong and tough, the more one is convinced that the big gest job Fordham's 1888 coach vii have will be to set the hour foi practice.
 Heading this array of talent fl young man by the name of Ec Danowski who, if he comes along al fast next year as he did in 1932 Is likely to wind up as the bes back in the country. When the sea. son started this year nobody hat heard of Danowski. When 1t end. ed everybody had a strong runner Danowski Is probably the bes kicker and passer in the east. H. pegs the sort of pass all grea passers throw, meaning his tosseI are fast, accurate, yet easy to pull down. All you need to say abou his kicking is that he out-bootet Bob McNamara of N. Y. U., on, whale of n kicker.
 Around these parts 1t is believed that Jimmy Crowley, of Michigan State will be the boy to succeed tn, J ailing Frank Cavanaugh. Also tha Cavanaugh, despite his i'll health will move on to Lafayette, witt Hiker Joy, the Majors assistant replacing Captain John McEwan q Holy Cross. -
 Crowley would be popular q Fordham, just as he'd be popula at Georgia, Stanford Slippery Roc Long Island Dental, Maine, O wherever he went. For Jimmy Ina what 1t takes to succeed---coacfiin ability and personality. But for tn life of us we cant see how Ford ham can deny Joy the Job. grant ing. of course, that the Hlkc wants 1t. For 1t was Joy, workin under the handicap of not actuall being fin absolute charge wh'
 when Cavanaugh was forced
 Iayoff this year. took hold an brought Fordhnm on. It wouj seem only fair that he be givep shot at running the whole show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Booth Plays in
 Bristol Tonight

Bristol, Dec 1.--Albie Booth, captain of the Yale football team in 1881, will play with the New Ha- ven Boys Club Alumni against the Bristol Boys Club five at the local gymnasium this evening. A prelim- mary attraction between the Con- goes and Ingrahams will precede the main tilt.
 The locals will take the floor with Trigger" ZZetarsk and Art Avalone in the front courts, Senc- sac at center and Captain John Cavalier and Mike Ayalone at guard berths. Al Bordeaux. Louie Laponte, Jimmy Kane and Gus Karwoski will be held in reserve.
 Prior to the game Booth will give . talk of his past experiences on the gridiron to the Older Mem- bers association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
WOOsters Win
 From New Britain

Sammy Zaza was the strongest
 Wooster pinman last night as the boys from Bank street took the last two games and the match from the New Britain Fraternity Five at the local drives. He hit 115, 132, and i28 for a 375 total while Foote of New Britain was high single with 139. The Woosters dropped the first game but took the next two winding up with 25 pin mar gin. Dente had q 147 string but rolled but two games, while Red Roach pinned steady with 12s. 119. 1i0, for . 3G1. Total pinfall was Waterbury, 1,75s; New Britain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
BRISTOL SWIMMERS AT YMCA TANK


 Waterbury's indoor swimming season will get under way tomor- row night with a well-matched meet featuring tankers from the Bristol Boys club and the Water bury Y. M. c. A. to be contested in the West Main street pool. The boys from the Bell Town are com ing here with a well-rounded out tank team, though they will have to be plenty smooth to outdistance George Gelgauda and his buddies.
 The meet, scheduled for D. m. includes the following local entries: 40 yard dash--Krieger and Jen- kins; 100 yard dash c. Gelgauda and Krieger; 220 yard dash: Fox and Reilly; 100 yard back stroke: Dodds and Backman; 100 yard breast stroke: Sabis and Backman: dives: Vincent Gelgauda and Flah- erty; relay: c. Gelgauda, V. Gel gauda, Fox and Krieger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Lewis Basket
 Defeats Hillies

Charley Lewis again filled the role of hero to perfection last night at the central YMCA dropping in a field goal with 20 seconds to play to give the Shoppers an 18-17 win over the Hillies who led throughout. The game was the first in the Y Inter-club League.
 In the main attraction Bill Gaughan's Speedboys, defending champions, had little opposition from the Bona -Doms winning 61 to 22. Frank O'Donnell and Earl Lewis went on Q scoring spree net ting 29 points between them, the former garnering 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

It's hard to imagine how Cincinnati will get any of that eonummated last night which brought them Johnny Moore Roe Hemsy Lance Rhboursh and Bob Smith plus "a bale of fiman Both will benefit doubt for with Stephenson cuyer Herman the Chicago out6d there plenty of class dropping he did Brooklyn he viii think he's back at Ebbes field when those Wssy park fans set on him 1he Reds will improve their attack and defenM with three youngsfA Moore Marlborough Hsmsy Rsdland field and Dcnis Buh just how handle kids who inclined break trainibs rules like Hsmsy The point there's hitting strength in Moofe up win many Human should have poor ssason
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
TERRYvILLE OPPOSES
 BRISTOL TOMORROW

Bristol. Dec 1.---The Bristol high school baslsetball team will open It's 1S32-s3 season to-m6rroy eyen- iny at the Bristol high school sym by playing Terryville.
 Coach Tommy Monahan will start his strongest team In hopes of opening the season with . win. The forward positions will De ca- pably filled by Captain Andy Palau and Wally Utke, zebrowgIxi at cen. ter and Albie Gurslge ana John Di Gioyanna in the rear courts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

Middletown, Conn, Dec 1--(UP)
 Andrew J. (Jim) Oberlander. who coached Wesieyan's football team to seven victories in eight games this year, will postpone his hospital interneship in order to coach next year, it was announced to-day.
 Oberlander, who will have com- pieted his Yale Medical school course next June, will not become an interns until ..,. the January an aa 19i- oi. record in three years here shows steady improvement. The first year the team won two, lost four and tied one. The second 1t won four and lost three. This years record of seven victories and one defeat is the best on the cardinal and blacks record books.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
|ROXBURY, TAFT
 GRADS CANDIDATES FOR YALEQ QUINTETS
Miles Seeks Guard Berth With Varsity While Cast Is After Center Post With YearIings

New Haven, Dec 1-With the first game of the season only 10
 days away, the Yale varsity bask-
 etbaiI team b rounding into shape with practically c veteran lineup on hand. The initial contest of the year will be played against the Alumni on December 10.
 Coach Elmer Ripley has cut the squad to .eB half of whom will eventually be the Jayvee squad. | Captain Bob O'Connell, star foot I.bail end, is back at his old posi- tion at center. Earl Nikkel, runner l up for intercollegiate scoring hon. ors last year, 0 playing forward with Bill eaner for . running mate Reese and Kennedy are filling the 1 guard posts ct present. Bob Las. siter,i football captain-eIect, will report on Monday and should give l Saner 6 scrap for forward posi- fion. The second team at present lines tip with Bender and Elliot
 at forwards, Kellogg at center. and Miles and Dickson at guard position. Miles was the star of the freshman quintet last year and af- so played number one man on the 1885 tennis team. He Is q former HoXDury 6k9T.
 The freshman team seems to be | headed for . good season with sev- eral former echoolboy stars on the squad. Curtin and vreeland are the first string forwards. Curtin was the acc of the yeariings inc backfield this fall and is former PittsheId high and Choate ale round athlete. Tommy Wilson, who played otitstandingly at right and 1 for the freshman this year, Is l holding down the pivot post. He is a former West Haven and Milford school star. Barr and Cumming are slated for the forward positions. The second team is composed of | McBarney and Snyder, guards,
 Cast. q product of Taft school, cen- ter, and Sweet and Jones, for wards. The first game of the sea- son will be played against George Washington high school, New. York city on the 18th of December.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Bearcats Play
 FultOns Sunday

The Bearcat Juniors football team, with i've victories, one defeat and two ties on their 1o32 record, will wind up their season Sunday afternoon meeting the Fulton A. c. ct Hamilton Park at 1880 o'clock in Q preliminary game to the Wall nut Hills-C Clairmonts tilt. The Bearcats will workout tonight at 0:S0 o'clock at the Mill street play grounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
BAY PATH BEATS
 ALUMNI A TO 36
Ernie BeneventO, Local
 Boy, Plays Second Half
 With Springfield Five
(spcciaI to the Democrat)

Springfield, Dec 1.-Bay Paths basketball team opened it's season last night at Alumni hall when 1t took strong alumni quintet into camp by a A to 36 score. Though the grads put up a hard fight throughout the contest they wefe unable to overcome an early quar- the lead piled up by the Business school tossers. Joe New, former Northampton high star, led the scoring for the locals, while Bobby Sullivan and Mike Gonzalez also played well. Chet Dutkowski fea- tured for the grads. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
FALCONS WANT GAMES

The Brooklyn Falcons, starting their fifth basketball season are looking for games with any of the leading junior teams of the city or state, including the Meriden Y. M. C. A., the Fo-Chars, Torrington or Woodbury town team. the Central F Juniors or the epartans. For Kames write Guido Cammisa at 1z46 Bank street or call 4-0e09 from to Q. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Boxers to Play
 Naugy Tonight

Naugatuck's U. S. Rubber com- pany Basketball team will replace tho New Britain whippets as open- Ing of the season opponents for the Paper Box squad led by Willie Carroll. Tho contest will be played at the Brooklyn Y tonight. An epidemic of illness among his squad, caused the New Britain manager to call off the game. and in their place, Manager Carroll has secured what he considers . bet- ter attraction including Samborski, Ciesiewsisi, Johnson, Scully, Pal- monsii. and Baxter. Dancing will follow the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
NAL LOlVEY NEW B. C.
 FOOTBALL CAPTAIN

Boston. Dec 1---(U. P.) - Frank MaIoney of Brighton, . junior. has been elected captain of the. 1888 Boston college fotball team. The captain.elect is . junior ana has played in the backfieid for two years. This season he was used nc . blocking and defensive fuiibacI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Frlars ys HilIies

Tomorrow night at Barnard school gym Bob Kiersted's Putsic Friars will open their court cam paign meeting "Esed" Gladney's Hiilies at 2 o'clock. Next Wednes- day the Friars will invade Hartford to meet the Fellowcfaft club while a week from tomorrow night the
 Sanitary Laundry five of Southing-
 | ton will show at Barnard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
CLOSE 1ILIS MARK OPENING OF NORTH
 END VI LEAGUE
CoIoniaIs and Y Juniors Play Two Extra Periods In Tie COntest-Eagle and HiIIies Win

After playing s2 minutes of regulation play and minutes over time, the Colonials and North End ' Jrs were still tied at 14-14 in their IntercIub league opener ct flie North End hut last night which was called in order to allow the remaining games to be played.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

Wasn't the Massachusetts boxing commission eonddeate in giving Jack Sharkey New England heavyweight title Ernie Sehaf Shkey. you probably know owns part of Shaafs contract and will box Unknown Winon who has afesdy beaten or the New England title That's the of carrying dark skin Now both Seaf and Shaky know what to be handed title leather platter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Hillhouse Gets the Ned

At the risk of being accused of gross lack of loyalty dear old Naugy by greatest booster and gentleman of the press John Dly. you hereby made acquainted with the figures that give Chick Bowen Hhouss High football squad the interhoir m h view of the fact that the will hardly get together this the and though eight games had remained undtfeated the following from the of Bill Lush in the New Haven Register is presented
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

bright young group of Hebrew boys basketball bent
 So that their craving for the sport talk would be spent They organized hoop good they could gather
 And planned sawds probam that would whip them ahef Of speed and skill and deadhct am class they keen
 But lacked allmpOrtan cog perfect their machine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Referee. J. Sullivan. Time 10 minute periods.

Ernie Benevento of Watertown avenue played the entire second half with the winners. Duke" Tuthowski, who led the grads in scoring, is the same lad who showed with Stafford Springs in the Gold Medal basketball tourriA- ment at Willimantic last year. The Stafford quintet was eliminated by the Waterbury Big Five who have captured the tourney for the past two years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

They Hebrew boy played game right
 A lad who could upset the oppostions apple Around the they hunted tl in desperation keen.
 They failed find Hebrew boy perfect that machine; At last of them hit the nail upon its wel-known head
 So Johnny Dunn was asked if he had few pounds shed For good old r. M. H. A. and its glory he could play.
 And if the gate promising there would also be pay
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

That point minute Notre Dame football squad may have been the wildcats whke this people but those inter-
 ed basketball down Bridgeport talking about young Bob Lynch the Middle Street Boys Club who scored field goals the first minutes play the other night than three points minute. And that my friend little accomplishment for any hooper especially under the rules
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

Of proposed Wby Naugauk scheduled for Sat- urdy pending favorable football conditions Hamilton Park may distinct difference. for shutout Wby amounting than 6 points will give Naugy hghong hono for the son. which it does possess
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
AMATEUR BASKET BALL
TcrryyiIIe Challenge

The St Casimir basketball team of TerryviIle would like to play any of the leading amateur teams in Waterbury. For games write Manager Y. Petroski, Box S79. Ter ryville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

Unlike Cal Coolidge John opned that he would choose For if the gate small he said 'Its all in fun. So from them dur hero is agY. M. H. A. power.
 And having lots of fun and then cold shower His monckef of Dunn, of would fit in with Cohen
 So now he's Johnny Dubin INSTITUTE he's gon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

Mickey Genaro may hold all local records gypsy pugist but young Don Paris former amateur in this city, will catch ur him the he's going Don postcards he's in the army now stationed Panama. and doing his training 16ineh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

They real peek the Payne Whitney gymnasium at Yale University S2OOOO0O monument to sport
 includes golf galleries with free lessons be given Yale students all winter by the Yale professional Ben Thomson The golf galleries be open daily Sunday from to P m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
RunuOrs And Reality Gathered From This Sporting Word The Crist Of Athlstie contesi
BY JOHN A CLuNEY
Dublin from Dublin

(So that there will De no question about his standing at the Institute, Johnny Dunn local baskstbal lum- mary, is listed DUBIN. with the Y. M. H. a. boys of Waterbury.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

George Caseys Washington Hill Basketball team which will be in City League competition this about 20 wears of age the player but has plenty of speed with roster ncud ing Cavanaugh Charlie and Earl Lewis Howe Kraft Pat Sate John Mccormick Jack Creaven Maurice Connc and Sonny Council
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

TOt2IE Score at half time, 12-4, ColoniaIs. Referee--R. Santopietro. T m e. Four 8-minute and two 3-minute overtime periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
N sanfonlefro ExceIs

The Eagles and HighIanders hooked up in a nexciting tilt with the former outfit ekeing out IF fo 14 verdict. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

Score at half time, 12-9,. High 1anders. Referee - Harp" Dunn. Time--Four 8-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
,aIIx Wins For HiIlies

After trailing at the half, z to 5, the Hillics came to life to defeat the Adelphia quintet. 15 to 2. Sum- mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01
Hillies

TOtaI0 s.ss.ss...z ( Score at half time: Adelphi q, TIillies 5. Referee: R. Santopietro. Time: 1 S-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-12-01

DEMPSEY IS MANAGER
 Jack Dempsey is now managing a middleweight. He Is Kid Barger, from the wilds of Idaho.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-04-21
South District
Improvement Club
To Visit Our Island

On Saturday evening the South Dis
trlct Improvement Club will send Its
Flying Squadron" together with the
queen chosen at Kent last Saturday.
on a good will visit to the Island.
The meeting, to which all Islanders
are invited, will be held at the high
school, and an excellent program,
furnished by the visitors will be given.
No local entertainers will be featured.
This visit is in keeping with pro-
gram adopted by the South District
Improvement Club to foster better re-
lations with the various communities
in the South District. Unlike the
South End Consolidated Commercial
Club the South District Improvement
Club is a consolidation of clubs OUT
side of the city. Our interests with
this organization are in political mat
tiers identical.
Although there are several conflict
ing social affairs on Saturday evening
it is hoped that a good turnout will
greet the visitors from the mainland.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-04-21
Former Vashon Pupils
Win Highest Honors

Pupils and patrons of District 176
(vashon) are proud Of the fact that
tse three graduates Of this year COM
ping the high school course with
highest honors are all former pupils
of the vashon grammar school. 1t is
seldom in union high school district
that one particular school is honored
in such manner.
Margaret Petersen. who stood high
est in her class, with 1870 points gained
by good scholarship and school ac-
tivities, will be valedictorian of the
class Of 1882. Second place was hotly
contested by Helen Yoshimura and
Isabel Urquhart, with Helen winning
by one point. The standing Of these
two was ITO and 1863 points respective
ly. 1t has been close race between
them from start to finish Of their high
school career.
All three girls have taken part in
school activities In addition to making
fine grades all through their past four
years and are fine examples Of the
American school girl OF today.