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home, on Wolfe street, to celebrate the
eleventh anniversary of their marriage.
Mrs. William Taylor of Charleston,
w. Va, was the guest last week of her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Bowman, on
South Washington street. Miss Ruby
Bowman had as her week end guest
her cousin, Miss Mary Vaughan of AM
herst, Va. Mr.. and Mrs Lyster Bow
man, who have been visitiZ their par
ents, have left for their home in
Atlanta.
Mrs. T. L. Mcneil has returned to her
home, in Glasgow Va. after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. j. w. Schneider, on
North Royal street.
Lieut.. Stuart Waller King, U. S.
M c., and Mrs. King have gone to
Quantico after visit to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. King, on Prince
street.
Miss Thelma Ferrell has returned
from Richmond, where she attended the
marriage of her former classmate at
Westhampton College. Miss Helena
Sale Daniel, to Mr.. Philip Friese of
Baltimore, which took place Thursday,
January ID.
Mrs. Charles B. Moore is the guest
of relatives in Ashland, Va.
Miss Ella Broders is the guest of
Mrs. Edward Emerson in Elizabeth
City, Va.
Mrs. Edwin Hammond Pierce and her
two children have returned from Suf-
folk, where they have been the guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Darden, for the past month.
Mrs Lawrence A. Wood entertained
at bridge Thursday evening, when her
guests were Mrs. Paul Payne, Mrs.
Joseph Barry, Mrs. E. H. Tompkins,
Mrs. j. C. Harvey, Miss Max Sellers,
Mrs. Choate and Mrs Moore.
Miss Elizabeth Cole has returned
from a visit to her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph A. Brown, in Wash
ington.
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Mr.. John Walker has left for his
home in Richmond after visit to his
brother -in-laW and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. o. Allen.
Mrs. Wallace Lunceford entertained
at a surprise party Tuesday evening to
celebrate the birthday anniversary OF
her daughter, Miss Margaret Lunceford
The other guests were Miss Charlotte
Dyer, Miss Alva Butcher, Miss Irma
Houchens, Miss Catherine Thomasson,
Miss Pauline Bagley Miss Margaret
Dyer, Mr.. Kenneth Mumford, Mr.. Will
son Sinclair, Mr.. Herndon De Coss, Mr..
Burton Whalen, Mr.. Richard Carne,
Mr.. Ernest Thomas and Mr.. Earl
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs John Foster we're week
end guests of relatives in Leesburg
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Jennings,
Mrs. Grace King and Mr.. Robert King
of Franconia, Va, were recent guests
of Mrs. T. L. Cole.
Mrs. Walter F. busch has left for
her home in Norfolk, after visit to
her sister, Mrs. Irma Hornthal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pennington and
Miss Clara Pennington of Washington
spent the past week end as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Studs.
Mrs. Sarah Hef1in of Warrenton
spent the past week with her sister,
Mrs. George w. Hef1in, who entertained
Tuesday evening to celebrate the birth
day anniversary of her guest The
others present were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Heflin, Mrs. Wade Hef1in and Mr.
Lloyd Heflin of Anacostia, Mrs. Nelson
Hef1in, Mr.. Jean Hef1in, Mr.. Donald
Hef1in, Mrs. Garrison and Miss Edna
Garrison of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Delmar Hefin, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rhea,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Humphries, Mrs.
Anne Myer, Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Chailds
and Mr.. James Titcomb, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Whittemore and
Miss Thelma Whittemore have returned
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenfeld
Hosts in Honor of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Rosenfeld held
reception Sunday, January II, in
honor of their son, Mr.. Joffre Robert
Rosenfeld, whose confirmation took
place in the Adas Israel Synagogue the
day before. Assisting them were Mrs.
Rosenfeld's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Rosenthal, and Mr.. Rosenfeld's father,
Mr.. D. Rosenfeld. The reception was
held in their home at 3711 Jenifer
street in Chevy Chase, the hosts re-
ceiving from to 10 o'clock. Among
those from other cities who were
among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
A A. Shelberberg, brother-in-law and
sister of Mr.. Rosenfeld; Mrs. Volk
and Miss L. Kritcher of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kaufman, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Selasky, Mr.. and Mrs. zenitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Simon and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Davidson of Baltimore, and Mr.. Gilbert
Landy of Pittsburgh.
A reception in the vestry room Of the
synagogue followed the confirmation
Saturday, January 16.
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were entertained by Miss Mary Tomp-
kins of Florida at her Van Ness avenue
home Monday evening last.
A business meeting covered the gift
to Carcassone, the Alpha XII Delta ma
tional project, a community center
in Gander, Letcher County, on south
eastern Kentucky mountain top, also
the contemplated Panhellenic organiza-
ton in the District and the Pan
hellenic luncheon Saturday at the May
flower Hotel
A buffet supper was served.
Those who attended were Mrs. Edith
D. Painter, Miss Inez Howard, Mrs.
Geraldine K Runner, Mrs Ruth
Schroeder, Mrs. Genevieve B. Gongwer,
Mrs. Lorene G. Sweet, DR.. Mary Meek
Atkinson Moore, Mrs. Olive F. Foster,
and Mrs Ella Wall Van Leer, represent
ing universities in Ohio, Kansas,
Florida, West Virginia, Indiana, South
Dakota and California.
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from visit TO Mfr. and Mrs. II. G. Cali
lahan in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrison Of
Upper Darby Pa, were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Lash.
Miss Hazel Baker and Mr.. Cecil
Chase of Martinsburg, w. Va, were
guests over the past week end of Mr..
and Mrs. James Harris.
Mrs. Stephen Galloway has left for
her home in Baltimore after visit to
Lieut.. and Mrs. G. H. Huntington.
Mrs. C. E. Clarke has returned to
her home in Minnieville, Va, after a
visit to her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Kidwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Harris and
Miss Bette Harris of MacConnellsburg
Pa, were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. s. Mcknight, and have left by motor
for Daytona, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Campbell
sailed from New York last week TO
spend Winter vacation in Bermuda.
Mrs. Ralph Kidwell, Miss Mary Anne
Kidwell, Miss June Kidwell Mrs. E. M.
Lyles and Mr. James Lyles left Fri
day by motor for Lake Worth. Fla,
where they will remain until Spring.
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Grant Van Denmark, Mr.. Joseph
Danzansky and Mr.. Samuel B
DetWiler, jr. The initiates are all
prominent in dramatics at George
Washington University.
Omicron Chapter of Kappa Beta Pi
Legal Sorority will hold card party
at the Hotel Burlington on Monday,
January 25, at 8 O'Clock Hostesses
will be Miss Hazel Palmer, dean, and
Mrs. Grace S. Dawson, associate dean.
Members of the committee are Miss
Sara Talbert Nero and Mrs. Orpha
MacKay Allen.
The Washington Alumnae Associa-
ton of Kappa Delta Sorority was en-
uertained at the home of Mrs. Percival
Hall, jr., Kendall Green, on Thursday
evening. Miss Dorothy Pyle assisted
Mrs. Hall as hostess. Moving pictures
were shown of the Kappa Delta
National Convention held at the Ward
man Park Hotel last July. During the
convention Mrs Hall was elected
national editor of Kappa Delta.
At the business session of the eve
ming Miss Maude O'Flaherty was
elected to represent Kappa Delta in
the Washington Panhellenic, which is
being organized.
Mrs. c. c. French of Lynchburg Va,
member Of Sigma Kappa Chapter,
was a guest Of the evening. Association
members present were Mrs. Paul Nc
Crea, Mrs. Fenwick Shugrue, Mrs.
Norman Crews, Miss, Sylvia Meyer,
Mrs Walter E. Ward, Miss Mildred
OBrien, Miss Virginia Whitney, Miss
Dorothy Greasley, Miss Catherine Ford,
Miss Gene McColl, Miss Betty Clark,
Miss Mary Crowley, Miss Virginia
James, Miss Maude O'Flaherty, Miss
Nanny Maude Moore, Miss Ards
Smith, Miss Estelle Humphreys, Miss
Louise Sawyer, Miss Esther jenkins,
Mrs. Adrian Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth
Carter, Miss Catherine Hawley and
Mrs. John w. Cragun.
Aces were high at Zeta Chapter,
Chi Sigma Sorority's card party on
Monday night in the club rooms. A
very fancy cake, door prize, was award
were also awarded individual scores.
The chapter officers were in charge of
the arrangements and the party proved
to be financial success.
The Alumni Association of Grinnell
College gave a dinner Monday evening
at the Dodge Hotel in honor of the new
president of Grinnell College, DR.. John
Scholte Nollen, at which So guests were
present. Addresses were given by
President Nollen as the honor speaker,
Senator Brookhart of Iowa, DR.. j. j.
Heeren, for 20 years head Of the de-
partment of history and political
science in Shantung Christian Univer-
sity, Shantung, China, and DR.. Charles
Noble, for 27 years head Of the English
Department of Grinnell College. miss
Anna Tiede is president Of the cluo'
and Miss Jean Gait secretary.
The members Of Washington, d. O.
Alumnae Chapter, Alpha XXI Delta,
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Tea at Kenmore Calls
Manv to Fredericksburg

The Saturday afternoon tea at Ken
more, Fredericksburg, Va, last week
was a delightful affair. Guests from
Washington and many points journeyed
to see the famous Mary Washington
clock and the typical old home. So
popular have these Saturday afternoon
teas become that Kenmore bids fair to
be the gathering place" of the many,
as it was the gathering place" of the
patriots in the days of Betty Wash
ington.
Hostesses for next Saturday, who will
serve tea and Mary Washington ginger
bread (made from her own recipe) be
fore the blazing logs in the big, old
fireplace are Mrs. Duff Green, Mrs.
Paul Karsten, jr., assisted by Miss Mary
Wilmer Houston, Miss Arianna Green
and Miss Patty Young Young.
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Mrs. Howell Peoples returned yester.
day from a fortnights visit with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carroll Payne,
in Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Helen Peoples joined her parents
yesterday after spending a short time
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Owens in their home in Wilmington,
Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson o. Harrison Of
Davenport street, Forest Hills, have re-
turned from their stay at the Miami
Biltmore, Coral Gables, Miami, Fla.
They were accompanied South by Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan j. Ward and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Tegler, the latter couple re-
in the South for few weeks.
On the return trip Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison spent a few days in Fernand-
ena and Jacksonville.
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Musicians of Note
Arts Club Guests

Mrs. Mary Howe and Mr.. Henry
schmidt-Gregor, composer -pianists, with
Mrs. Irene Klinger Of Lima, Ohio, and
Miss Helen Turley. will be the guests
of honor of the Arts Club of Washing
ton Tuesday evening Miss Turley will
sing a group of Mrs. Howe's songs,
Mrs. Klinger will sing group of Mr..
Schmidt -Gregors songs in German and
English and Mr.. Schmidt -Gregor will
play his recently published composition,
East India Impressions"
Mrs. Klinger is a guest of Mrs. John
Gable, chairman Of the Music Commit
tee for the Arts Club, and one Of the
songs which she will sing is The Bal
loon Man" the words of which were
written by Mrs. Eugene ByrneS, who
will be the hostess for the evening.
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Mrs. Mcdonald Hostess
At Pre-Nuptial Party

A miscellaneous shower was given by
Mrs. John c. Mcdonald at her home in
Rockville, Md, last night, in honor Of
Miss Fredda L. Rhodes, whose mar
riage to Mr. Lawrence Elliott will take
place the early part of February. There
were about 80 guests present.
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Mrs, Marion Turner has returned to
her home in Maddox, Md, after spend
ing week or 10 days In Washington.
Mrs. Turner was the guest In whose
honor Mrs. Geneva Hermann Turner
entertained at luncheon Saturday, jan
uary l6.
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Mrs. Walter Claiborne Of New Orleans,
La, is at the Carlton for several days,
accompanied by Miss Frances T. Camp
bell, also of New Orleans. Mrs. j, II.
Claiborne Of New York also Is In the
party.
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Mrs. Sydney e. Lust and son Bernard
of Geranium street have left for Miami
Beach, Fla, where she will make an
extended visit. She will be joined by
Mr. Lust later In the season.
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Mrs. Thomas, wife of Lieut.. Comdr.
William D. Thomas, U. S. an, is q
member Of the house party being enter
tanned by MIR. and Mrs. Rodman Wan
namaker in Philadelphia over Sunday.
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Mrs. Mamie Fugette. of 1866 Shepherd
street and Mrs. Charles Bredin have
left by motor for Palm Beach, Fla,
where they will remain for several
weeks
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Miss Anita Man Of Chicago, H., Is
at the Dodge for an indefinite stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould McNulty are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter, Betty Ann, Thursday.
Mrs. McNulty was formerly Miss zola
Roundtree Price.
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Miss Belle Gurnee will have as her
guests over Sunday, February Z, Mrs.
Newbold Morris and Mr.. Benjamin
Welles of New York, who will arrive in
Washington Friday, February 5.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Parker, tr.,
of 1910 Biltmore street are being con-
graduated upon the birth Of daughter,
Jane Stuart, wednesday, January 20, at
Columbia Hospital. She is the grand
daughter Of Mrs. Parker OF Washington
and the late Mr.. James c. Parker and
of Capt. A. w. Dunbar, M. c., U. S. N.
and Mrs Dunbar.
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Mrs. Anna Marie Boustead, who has
been in the Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital for four months, Is
sloWlY recuperating at her home.
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Capt Cyrus Willard Cole, o. S. N,
who has been in command of the U. S.
s. West Virginia at San Pedro, Calf,
arrived in Washington last week, &C
companied by Mrs. Cole, and they have
taken an apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel, where they will make their home
in the future.
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BY DAN PARKER

went through his mind while
estimate
Tunney could have possibly thought all things
LIQUOR CAN ONLY be brought United
through q special act Of congress says Amos W. Woodcoc,
French olympic team for permission to bring Its wine
special act of vanne Higgins would the trick
quicker and with no red tape
FIRST REPORTS FROM Europe that Primo
idea until
only "a pounds for his bout in London Wednesday night that
actually starving to DEATH
Those Brooklyn Dodgers getting heh-ha oareys
regime a
signs collisions
HOW ExTRAVAGANT WAS heape Steve
amas knocked
Stoves defeat at the
Tuesday night syllable is
ham, which, however, can BIO cured by seasoning.
stanaus Zbyszko, the 50.year.od
challenge to Leo Paskudnyak first
OF his neback campaign,
Cygancwicz. adopted the
IL Is easier TO pronOunce!
IN SAN FRANCISCO q few Phil Richards
little oored taking
Neither
because his eight
white
the coored lad bleeding
you-al mind spreadn a few Of dem blows?"
the the
other night for tossing dagger Borora
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WATERFOWL and
OAKVILLECACERS
in TITLE SERIES

The Oakville Ploughboys will
stack up against AL Deland's Wa
tertown Indians in the feature
game of a doubleheader a week
from tonight at the WATERFOWL
high gym at $3.50 o'clock. A girls
preliminary will serve as the appe-
tier and will get underway
promptly at 1880 o'clock. Dancing
will follow the main attraction.
The villers will take the floor
with their regular lineup showing
Johnny and Louie Pierce, Billy
Braun, Charley Wilson, Bob
Wookey, Pop" Johnson, Joe
Bender and Brownie Gregory.
The Indians, members of the Wa
tertown high combine, winners of
the Western Connecticut Scholas-
tic league, will depend on Mort
and Bryant Kelly, AL Jarlott, Ike
Miller, Dick Davidson, Elmer
Erickson, Jerry Harmon and Fat"
Felon.
The second game of this series
will be played at the Oakville
community house. If a third tilt
Is necessary the scene of the tilt
will be decided later by managers
Leo Orsini and AL Deland.
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COACH JOE WOOD
REDUCES YALE g.
TO 30 PLAYERS

New Haven, March 24-Follow-
ing several cuts in the Yale base
ball squad during the past few
weeks, Coach Joe Wood last night
announced that the training table
of 80 men will start this morning
at the Y club. The squad this sea-
son was one of the largest to re-
port in years. Up to date no out
of door practice has been held but
with coed weather, the squad will
be on Yale field by the end of the
week, it is expected. 1t may go
out to-day.
Yale's first team is scheduled for
Friday, April 1. Springfield col
lege being the Ellis opponent on
that day. Boston university comes
here a week from Saturday. On
Wednesday in New York, this be-
ing the first game of the Eastern
intercollegiate baseball league
schedule. and on Wednesday, April
3, Dartmouth comes here for a
league game at Yale field. The
spring recess at Yale begins on the
day Yale plays Columbia in New
York. so that when Dartmouth
meets Yale on the 9th, the Elks
will be playing in the middle of the
recess.
The complete list of men who
will start at the training table to-
day follows:
Captain Warren.
Pitchers - Broaca, Newton,
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WINSTED nine
AFTER LOCAL TILTS

The Winsted baseball team which
played go games last year are
planning to play 70 this summer.
In three years Of diamond cam
paigning they have won 104 games
in 146 endeavors against some of
the best semi-pro teams in New
England.
Three members of last years
team are trying out for pro teams
this summer. Until June the Win
sted nine will play all games on
the road. Any team wishing home
and home series with them will be
accommodated by communicating
with Leo Canty, Winsted, Conn.
The Winsted team has had no
trouble with Waterbury teams hav-
ing defeated the Washington Hills
five Of seven games, and scoring
single victories over the Brooklyn
A. c.. Sacred Hearts, All-Stars and
Gas Company.
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Naugy Y Mermen
Oppose Hartford

Naugatuck. March 24.-Capt
Seymour squires will lead his Maui
gatuck Y swimming team into ac-
ton against the crack Hartford Y
splashers In u meeting at the local
associations pool this evening at
s o'clock. This meeting between
these two crack teams should at
tract large crowd. The Naugy
fish" defeated the Capital City
outfit In a sensational meet In
that city month ago and another
torrid battle in the aqua Is antici-
pated when they meet for the Sec
ona time tonight. Leddy. who
starred for three years, Is with the
Hartford swimmers.
Hartford, March 24-Last Sat-
urday at the "Y" the Waterbury
team was defeated by the local
swimming outfit. The final score
was so to %. In the eight events
that were run off Hartford won
six. Waterbury captured first
place honors In the 40-yard and
120-yard medley relay. Leedy was
the only double winner swimming
the 100-yard back stroke and the
220-yard.
Here is the summary for the
Waterbury meet: 160- yard relay:
won by Hartford team composed
of Harger, McCombe, Pivko and
Daughn; time. 1920 2-5 breast
stroke: 100 yards: first. Barlow
CID; second. Sabis (W), and third
Messenger CHI; time, 1:16-1-5;
short dash, 40 yards; first, Jenkins
(W); second, Campbell CHI; third
Pivko CID; time, 20 2-5; back
stroke, 100 yards, first, Leedy; sec
ond, Bachman (W); third, Lusk
(W); time, 10S S-5; 100-yard free;
first. Daughn CID; second Nc
Combe CHI: third, Gelgauda (W) |;
time, 1 3-5; fancy diving: first,
Barlow CID: second. Harper (I) !;
third, Flaherty (W); 2O0-yards;
first, Leedy, CHI; second. Wein-
stein CID; third, Cross (W); time,
1882; 120-yard medley relay; won
by Waterbury (Backman. Sabis
and Jenkins); time, 1912 rs.
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anadens Figured To Get Hop On Rangers Over Home Ice
Hillies Challenge
Y Tourney Winner

The Raymond Hillies with 22
victories to their credit are looking
for games with any of the leading
junior teams in the city. They are
still waiting to hear from the
North End Y Juniors concerning
the third and deciding game of the
series which now stands one all.
The manager of the team is asked
to answer through this column i'm
mediately, naming the place and
date the game Is to be held.
The Hillies also challenge the
winner of the Brooklyn Y tourna-
ment which is now going on. The
Hillies made a bid for the tourna-
ment but as the rules were no team
outside of the Brooklyn or Town
Plot sections could enter the
tournament the Hillies could not
get in. But they are willing to
play the winner Just as soon as the
tournament is over.
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SignaS Attention!

Fresh from their startling VIC
tory over the fast Chase Park Jrs.
the Utopian basketball team of the
central Y M c A Is anxious to book
some games with the teams at the
*" or any other good amateur
team.
The management of the Ito
plans would especially like to ar
range a game with the Sigmas of
the "Y" Inter Club league for somc
night next week at the Central
"Y" gym.
II the Sigma boys would like to
play the Utopians they can get In
touch with Jim Heffrin at the "Y"
tonight.
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WILBY NINE TO
PLAY 10 GAMES

wildly high schools baseball
team will play but 10 games this
season, all Naugatnck Valley
league encounters, opening ut
home Saturday, April ~. it was
announced this morning by
Coach Jimmy Lee. The schedule
follows:
Saturday, April 2i-Gilbert,
here.
Wednesday, April 27-Nau-
gatuclk, here.
Tuesday, May 3-Torrington,
there.
Tuesday, May 10-Ansonia,
there.
Saturday, May 14-Torring.
ton, here.
Tuesday, May IL Gilbert,
there.
Saturday, May 21-Crosby.
Tuesday, May 24-Ansonia,
here.
Saturday, May 2S-Nauga-
tuck, there.
Tuesday May 3i--Crosby,
here.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-24
MATTY SHEEHAN
STOPS eagle AS
SEYMOUR WINS
tsnecial to the Democratl

Ansonia, March "a Fred
Clark's Seymour town team, led by
the clever Matty Sheehan Of the
Waterbury Brooklyns and agrees
sive Bill Stokes of the Naugatuck
Emeralds, handed RED" eagles
All-Americans q 80 to 20 setback
last night at the Strand surface
before q fair crowd of hoop en-
thusiasts.
The first named held the widely.
heralded sorrell-topped Army
graduate to lone complimentary
throw while he managed to evade
his noted opponent to register five
field goals. Stokes dropped in II
points, five from the 15-foot line,
and held the elongated Hal Keegan
scoreless.
The first hair was nip-and-tuck,
the score being knotted at 11-1i
az the teams opened the third
period. Here the erstwhle Shee-
han began bombarding the irons
and the home club went into the
lead which they failed to relin-
quish. The good news:
Gaytnnnr
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Naugy Fans Await
Sunday Playof

Naugatuck, March PA large
delegation of local fans will witness
the championship deciding game of
the Waterbury City Amateur league
ploy-off series in the Phoenix ave-
nue. arena, Waterbury, Sunday aft
ernoon, when the Brooklyn A. c.
five opposes the Naugatuck "Y"
Emeralds in their third play-off
tilt. The winner will be awarded
the league championship for the
past season. Each has one win in
the series to be closed Sunday.
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GAME CHALLENGE

Any Waterbury team wishing to
arrange a home and home baseball
series can get action by communi-
eating with X. Lamson. state
street, Westport. CONNECTICUT, man.
ager of the Vagabond b. A. @.
now in their third year or organi.
zation. Any team from 20 TO %
years of age IL desired.
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that the of
Lawn Tennis Association
II is GOOD Yanke southpaw,
at 81, pitched noht
the other For thing,
Babe Ruth Pennock need u of
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of denecy being
waried instead OF winding is
than INTEL
Herb At he Is In the
well of Its gracious
The White Sox buy the Buffalo club
Manager Fonseca
"On to Buffalo" ~ - ~
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BRISTOL HIGH MERMEN WIN
Bristol. March 24--The Bristol
High school swimming team last
night won the city championship,
scoring n 80 TO 81 victory over the
Bristol Boys Club tankmen.