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The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Deaths

Monday morning. November "a iosGa9l
at IO:O5 O'Clock at the residence of her
Street Northeast, MARY Y. CARTER, r. the s
beloved wife of the late Bushrod Carter
and mother of Mrs. Harvey Francis. Mrs
Ruth /. Gardiner and Charles E: Carter.
ruff's residence, 602 X Street Northeast,
on Wednesday, November 16, at 3 D. m,
Relatives and friends invited lnterment,
Prospect Hill Cemetery. Services by w. W.
Chambers Co.
CLARK. MILDRED wALLER-Departed
this life on Saturday. November IL
1892 MILDRED WALLER CLARK tnet
Anderson, the beloved wife of Richard
]. Clark. sr. Besides her husband she
also leaves to mourn her departure seven
children. olivia Clark Better Earleast
Wallace, Richard Clark jr. Howard
Clark Margaret Clark, Garnett Clark and
Charles Clark, one sister, two brothers
and three grandsons. Remains will rest
at her late residence, 800 Eleventh Street
Southeast.
Funeral services will be held on wednes
day afternoon. November 16, 1882 at 9
o'clock from the residence, 339 Eleventh
Street Southeast Interment will follow
in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Rev. T
N. Austin of Alexandria, Va officiating
KALLINA. ANNA ,M.-,suddenly on sun
dence, 4224 Eighth St. N. W., ANNA M
KALLINA, beloved wife of Emmanuel F.
Kallina and mother of the Rev. E. J.
Kallina, of New York Mills N Y; Emma
T. Yilek. CT Washington, D. c., and
Josephine K. Andrews, of New York city
Funeral from her late residence wednes,
day, November 10, at 2 p. m. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
KIEWIT, MISS KATHERINE P.-on Mon.
day, November IA, 1882, at her resi-
dence, $40 Street Northwest, MISS
KATHERINE P. KIEWIT, the beloved sis
ter of Mrs. Montgomery Davis, of this
city.
Funeral services will be held from
Hysong's parlors, 1900 n Street North
1889, at IL o'clock. 'Interment will fol.
low in Rock Creek Cemetery.
STAHL. BERTHA R.-Passed away on
Tuesday morning, November Is. 1889,
at Providence Hospital, BERTHA r.
STAHL, the beloved wife of Harry ]. Stahl.
Funeral services will be held from her
late residence, 266 Kentucky Avenue
Southeast. on Friday morning, November
is, 1882. at 1880 o'clock. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. Services by
W. w. Chambers Co.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Special Notices

NEW MEMBERS ENROLL
GOLD DOLLAR CLUB
NOV. IA, 1882.
ed Bird 1. White Owl 1. Blue Goose o.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
FIFTH RACE
Mile and Sixteenth

3162-Late Date (Schutte) ...,..,.. 107
316O-GeneraI A (Robertsop) ANA. 119
3164-Feudal Times (Hendrck) 10
3165-Marts (Bernus) ............. ia
3161-Pencader (Hanford) .......r 1lO
3166-Barney Sexton (Callahan)... ia
3163-Try II (Giibert) .,..,,,.,,, ia
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Employment
Situations Wanted--Malc

BLIND man, strong & active. solicits any
possible kind of work for self support:
affliction not noticeable; very cheerful
disposition; might serve as Santa Claus In
store during holiday or solicit subscriptions,
and suggestions welcome. Please write
Box 142 Herald
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
THIRD RACE
Six FurlOngs
FOURTH RACE

3156-Golden Fairy (Dabson) 103
S151-Kincsen (Leyland) ........ log
3154-Gala Time (Meade). 100
3150-Seven Wells (Stesfen) .,..,,. 105
3152-Espinetta (Todd) ....,..... 100
S155-Bright Luna (No boy)..... 103
3153-Monel (JonesI ,.,........ los
The Washington times., 1932-11-15
Motor Travel

MIAMI-Wednesday morning. new car
take two. SIS. straight through; refer
ences. Box.265 Times Herald.
The Washington times., 1932-11-15

MEN, 2. SALARY no START
Special work introducing new free give
away merch handise plan. highly rated cor.
poratiou. 1896 National Press Bldg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
 ScOviII Circuit Begins Tuesday

Next Tuesday night the Bco. vIlIe luter-Dopnrtncnt Baseball League gnts under way Rt IInmiI. ton pnrk. with games scheduled for three nights week. starting nt o'clock 4 /ix team league will Do iD hctioD thls year, inciud" ing the Main Office, Clerks, Plumbers. jrnss Goods Division, OhkVllle Division, itOd and uun Club and Misunderstanding Depart ment.
 Frank Iinrnhhrdl has beeB made president of the league, organized by HussnIl Hickman, chairman Of tbs recreation committee of tho bcOVlIl Company. Hoy Murphy VIII cnll Inc balls DBd strikes and Irving uonyotski will do tbe SCOT. Ing, Opening games inCIudei
 Main Office Vs Clerks fTuesdBy)
 Plumbers VI OakvilIe tWednsss
 dny)
 Hod ma Gun VA Misunderstanding
 (Thursdhy)
 The annual dancc Of the league will b6 put on Friday evening, May t3. at DO0ilttlH Alley hall, with Tim CrOws's COlDnInls furnishiHk tho dance music,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Rumors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World The Crist Of Athletic Contest
Famous Sayings of Famous Men
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Phines T. Banum. the worlds champion promoter worked like bsnkfuIl of beavers make himself rich or certain of riches few million dollars for mionares we. getting be quite eommonbeore October io29 After Barnu had worked his famous white elephant years with other attractions paronzed by gube public old Phneas T. reached the point where he could well afford speak his piece short snappy and the point running something like h
 There's sucker born and waiting grab him.
 Which brings in roundabout fashion background o my stoyhe weekly wrestling bouts New Haven last Tuesday night The main bout ended less than twelve with ee tain Gentleman Jack Wabbufn being disqualified for illegal wrestling by the referee Dr Jack Fsehman. who used mddewegbt champion IS years ago. told ile gahty oi the gentmanS wrestling eight forearm and fist tbrus the doughty jaw of Milo Stenbon the German Hercules bout between plenty of people who had heard Gentleman Jacks roughouw tactics Boston in which be threw the referee of the ring during two different shows The soubriqu gentleman applied Wash burn English for the big bartender goes try ing to that wrestling ring place for gentleman Al he puts dandy show the love Tuesday night the barehed Herr Snborn hurt about much you would be lawyers letter from TuWalooa. stating that your Uncle Ebenez had kicked the bucket and left $500000 when you didn't know you had Uncle with such tag Which prompts predict that Washbun and Snborn will probably qualification what interested Illegal wrestling the referee wrote his report card Az matter of fact there hasn't been real wrestling around these parts Johnny Kelly used g him self with fat from pedgreed goat
 In the 48 have had interesting comments wrestling Says Attorney Ed Sweeney who knew what half nelson before he understood the origin Of 'habsa corpus;
 Once wrestler gets real hold his opponent, it's all unless he allows his opponent 10 break the hold"
 Says Ed Fitzgerald dyed the wool fan for the weeks 50 you tell ALL of those the sateh after what happened in New Haven Tuesday night Ha har
 So whai If they fool and fail match Senborn and Wssburn New Haven again m licked and will have eonedc Eds point which that weeks he firmly convinced that the bois the basis of the best 10 win Nefsl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Middlesex League
 to Open May 15

New Haven, Mny b---T.,s uIddIe. sex County Baseball Lcngue. One of tho oldest 1nl1t tour baseball leagues In tho United States cmbnrks on Its 27th season starting Sunday, May 1b. Lhst Sunday afternoon managers of tbs r6apeGtlve teams and l0hgue officials met in session in ths city court room lD Middle town md arranged n playing schedule for the heasOn which in. cludcs 20 games of Sunday base. b0li, ton gnn1os at home for each tenm and ten games abroad. Tho following managers and officials were present. Thomas Bride. pres- ldsnt of ths l0ngus, j. q. Des. nODd, of Decp Itlvor, secretary and treasurer of the leasue; Paul Joyce. supervisor Of umpiros and mn Dhgers, Carl Ols0n of p0rtla nd, Paul Olnohefsk Of Merldsn, John Moore Of MlddIetOwn, Carl ChrI- son 0f Deep Iiiver. M. Wall of llrnhford. and K. Gates of East ltnm pt0n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
WILEY IN ANSONIA
 THIS SATURDAY
L.eemen Will Seek Third Naugy Valley League Victory--Central Meets Crosby Here


 With two consecutive NauRhtuCk Valley League victories already chnlked up on lhelr slntr. the Wil' by baseball nlne will show in An- sonln Saturday afternoon in their third loop showing against Art Btewnrts Lavender nine nt 2 o'clock.
 This afternoon tho bncmen will play n practice game with Ed Far Icy's Bt Mnrg6rota Parish nine nt Fulton Park ht 1iJD o'clock. The game was originally scheduled for 2!30 o'clock. but wns moved up two hours this morning to accom- mOdntG tho Saints,
 Whllo Wilby ls In the Copper Clty Saturday, BlIIy Bch0neld'h Crosby nrr1y. leaders of tho Nnngy Valley rDce with three straight wins, will show against Eddlo Iteiily'H Bridgeport Central tenin at Hamilton Park nt 2:ib o'clock In m nOnsIc0gue game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
LOCAL AMATEURS
 WIN STATE TITLES
 IN TWO DIVISIONS
Phil Brosseau New Conn Light Heavyweight Champ and C h c s ter Buddy Welterweight King

Hartford, May 6.--Jaok Lagaile Of Hartford, defending feather. weight champion. retained hls crown by outpointing Nelson Char tier Of Coiiinsville in the finals of the state amateur boxing tour nnment at Bt Mary's hall in East Hartford last night. f1n6alle won the decision over Mike Murphy of East Hampton in tho sefnl.finnle and then went on Co beat Chartior ln the best bout on the nights pro. gram.
 Frankie vossoio Of Hartford, only other champion defending his titio in tho tournament, had too much class for the pretenders to his lightweight throne and won n clean cut decision over Eddie Banning Of East Hampton In the finals. Vozzoin beat q fellow townsman intho erni-finnis. knock Ing out Bobby Stack in the final round with q left to the body and right to the jaw.
 Willie Ward, local heavyweight. who won tho light heavy title last year, won the Heavyweight iaurelr with q knockout victory over Ed- die Mccoy Of East Hampton. Mo. Coy ytaved off defeat for two rounds but in the final round was finally fio0red flor the count. Waterbury. Bristol and Rock- vile fighters won the rest of the titles. Joe Tart Of Bristol taking tho bantam honors with third round rally to get the award over Charlie King Of Hartford. The other champions crowned were: fiyweiRht. Jimmy Britt. It0ckviilei welterweight, CheatcF Buddy, Waterbury; fniddieweiEht. Steve Carr, Rockville: light heavy. weight, Phil Droesenu, Waterbury. Feath1pweikh Glass, eeualsFinals Jack LabHiie, Hartford, won the decision over Mike Murphy, East Ham pton: Nelson Chartier, Collins vile, won tho decision over Young uriffo, Fast Hartford.
 JAgiitwcight Class, scimi.Etmals Eddie Banning, East Hampton. Now Britain; Frankie vossoia, Hnrtford, won technical knockout over Bobby Stack, Hartford, in the third round.
 Jdght-IfeavywciKht, Sesnl-E -ErlnAIs Howard Wilson. South Norwalk. won technical knockout in the eeo- ond round over Jim Delaney, per- by; Phii DrousaeAu, Waterbury, won on technical knockout in the third round over stanley Drokow. ski. Derby.
 IlAntanweigI,t, Finals
 Joe Tart, Bristol, won deciAion over Claude King. Hartford.
 B'lyweiHbt, rinAls
 Jimmy Britt. Rockville, won the decision over Nelson Chartler. col- llnsyllls.
 I,ightwelgltt .T'inaIs
 Frankie V0szoia, Hartford, won tho decision over Eddie Banning, East Hnm pt0n. .0 Weiter.w .welkht.lrinais Chester Buddy, Waterbury, won the decision over Columbus Lowe, Hartford.
 MiddIesveight.E Finals Steve Cnrr. Rockville, wen the decision over Jackie Brown, Hart. ford. Night. Heavyweight t-Trinals Phil Bfousseaii, Waterbury, won the decision over Howard Wilson, South N0rwaik.
 , Heavyweight -1rinnIs
 Willie Ward, Hartford, won on a knockout in the third round over Eddie Mccoy of i1nst Hampton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
W|dst|irlq
(y,y United J'rc@s)

Al New York --- NldgeWood Groys
 Dick ghiknt. Philadelphia, threw Frtz Klcy. Germany, Joe May nnrd, Long Island. threw Jack Burke, Ht Louis, Biil Mlddloknuf, Florida, threw AlOiH KDutHkl, Poe land, George Cnlzn, Iinly. drew Fred Urubmeirf, Town, Ab6 Colo. mhn, California, threw BcOrR" Iin' gen, iIdge wood, Hull KOmhr, Lithunnln. threw Jim c0rrlGnn Ireland.
 AL New YOrk-~Bt NiGk's Jack Sherry, Ohio, threw Charley Iinn- son, BWndon, Joe MDlceWlez, Utica threw Al Merolnr, Montreal, I,ogi nnld bki, IioxbUry, threw Phnl FlnskY polnnd, Dr Frnd Meyers Chicago, drew CnAey knznDjinn California, Wong Sock cheung Cblnh, threw Bob Wllkl", Buffalo
 Al EnWnrb, ~, J,--LnO PlD.izki P0Innd, ihreW itsnntD Enrdlbj Italy, Taro Mlyhki, Japan, dcG- stoned I,ll HnlgOn, Ht Louis; Dr Ralph Wilson, Philadelphia, threw Joe DeYilr, It1ly; Mlbnly Drgo' VhDyl, Hungary, threw Leo Hhep. sD, Brooklyn, Hld WnMrlGh, Hun. gary, threw Oscar Nygrsn. bWedon
 Al IiogiOD Tod Uerinnins, I.os. ton, threw rnI Adams. Csoraln, Dick Br"W, CnDadg, three Mo pblsto," Germany Bi"v. Inesas Hartford, Conn, threw Chief iihin. fb4Tbh.F Fncn, OkIn hoiDn; Lord Ch1pmnn, England, won on n fOlI from s6hib beibsrE. Turkey,
 At Portland. Msp--Jhok Wash, burn, California, threw Tony Fs' Ice, New York, George LDehnD Boston, threw keWpis kiIroy, J.os ton, IsUz WiICzeWski, Boston threw George jhs1D, NGW York i,nbs CaddOek. New Haven, Conn drew with Jean i<D0ux, C6Bndn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Reymond Hillies
 Oppose IJtopians


 Tho HaymOnd Hiiiies baseball team will mako their 1892 debut Sunday morning at Washington Park when they will clash bats with Chick isrrico's Central Y Ut0pinns. The iiilliss have been prattioing for the past two weeks and are confident of winning their first game nt the expense of tho Ut0pinns. In tho iIilIles llnsup will 'bo seen J0e Trophy, star third babeman who played with I0peviiis Amer. lean Legion Champs last year and MiGky Walker, Joey Kurts and Joe P0mp0nl0 hIi former washing. ton school stars, along with "Hed'' 0Indney. Ths Y team will have Jimmy HenriH. Chick Errico. Jack Bharksy, "iw ilIum, Billy Hart. wick. Sheriff Cook. Johnny BhleI ma Mike Cnputo in their lineup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05

Race talk increased, this year for the first tlms in many years, therc was no outstanding favorite as tho various three year oids were put through their final paces for the 10 furiong race Saturday aftor- noon. There was East, West divi- sion cropping up as tho possible entries are almost equally divided sectionaiiy. Kentucky turned to tho entries Of Colonel E. R. Brad- ley hoping that tho Blue GrnsB country again would return win ner.
 Tough Lack
 Universe. racing under tho T. M. Cassidy c0lors, was doubtful starter to-day, the result of an in. Jury received In training yesterday, The big eastern horse. which won the Wood Memorial stakes at Ja. maioa. N. +, last Saturday. wrcnched tho coffin joint of hls left foreIeg. yesterday. A definite decision will Do made to-day on whether tho horse VIII be able to race Saturday. | ttVW HUCt hHU Among tho time trials yesterday were:
 Tick on, the favorltc, worked Il mile and q quarter in 2;07. Btepenfetchit and overtime, went e mile and m eighth in 1;bb.
 Burgoo King worked tho dis. tanco in 2i0s while his stablcmate. Brother Joe, was clockcd in, 2:0D. lA ltAAt Gas m 4-5.
 Brandon Mint went 10 furiongs In :.0O 3.6.
 Economic raced 1 f.s in 1:bD 3-b.
 Took It Easy | Liberty Limited, one of the fns vOrite western horses. wnS given q slow two milo gaIiop yesterday and will work oyer the Derby route to. day, The horse showed no trace of the recont inmeness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
HAPKE NAMED

New Haven. Conn. May b--tU. F.. Albert T. Iiapks, Jr, Milwau- kee, Wis, wiIi captain the Ynie swimmers next season. IIs was elected last night.
 Tho water polo team chose John v' Jamlson, sd. Hngerstcwn. Md. ns loader,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
MOORE IS HITLES
 AS CUBS TRIUMPH
|Waterville Boy Fails to Connect in Three Tries as Pirates Bow, 4 to 1

pIttsburg, May b--Ilajah Horns by's Cubs continued their early season drive here yesterday by again measuring the Pirates for the count. This time the score was to 1.
 Warneke maintained tbo Cubs standard of hurilnR by scattering six Pirates hits. The Bruins on ths other hand wadsd Into what French and Chagn0n had to 0fTer, 0uiminatIng their attack with q two run spree In the 9th that put ths game ln the satehel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Davies to Play
 NOrthfieId Sunday

Leo OrslnlE Onkyile DnVicr, on. ii,v in ths City Recreation I;hse- bali League, Wlll officially open thelr 1882 campaign BIndny after. noon in Sorhneld where they will tta0k Up against Inc town team ht { o'clock. The game Wna originally 0,atsd for last HDpdny. bat lnelom
 ani weather D6cnsalt1ifd ih1 post - iDuftetuHyt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Liberty Stars Lose

"DutGh" LarOintc hurled tho Willow 4. C. 10 Il b Co 2 victor over the Liberty Stars at Fulton Park. Tho scoring of both teams nii cafnc during the first thrco innings, tho Inst four frnmos falling Co net q slnglo run. Tho scoro by innings: Willow A, q. 1t3 900 O---b < 2 LIberty Stars 201 900 0.-a3 [ 2
 t.aPoiBte and Butler. Hanley and Cnyerlisrs. Umpire Lamb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Philadelphia, May 6 - I.orn

Philadelphia, May b --- f.orns Jobhson, Temples brilliant hall carrier and ono of tho 0utsta ndlns backs in the East last season, ia now starring with the owl baseball aggregation Johnson, . first base. man, is the loading Awatsmith 0f tho team batting .6eg for the first half of the season. Hs has connect. ed for seventeen .extra base hits in 12 games, including six hOrners, seven triples and four doubles. Johnson, . native of Lynn, Mass, iA only m sophomore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
FRYER EXCELS AS
 BONNIES LOSE "A
Ex.Crosby Out fl elder Gaines Two of Saints Five Hits as Colgate Registers

Hamilton, V. Y., May 5---Coighte won its second homo game of the season yesterday. defeating st Bonaventurs. [ to l.. Red fA- namfno. risht.handed sophomore. pitched ' fine game for the Ma room, rstirinE nlns batters.
 The box sooro;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Roxbury Toppled
 By ChOate, 8 to 2

Waiil1sfOrd, May t--~Tbs Cboats baseball team defeated itOx. bury. s.2, in ths game played bers yesterday afternoon, Hart Gibson ana Wright were the DatstaDdine players for Ch0ats while HI and WGir6I played well for H6xbufy, ftoabury scored thsir two runs with Mosbsr pitching for Ch0ats, Wright, who relieved him in the second isDisK, pitched 4 shut 0ut game snd made two hits,
 GhOGte .,,,.,,, 5JO jUD 100 <
 IiOxbuty ,,.... 200 900 VOO---z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
BAH MECKONs YOUNG EVEIlA

Johnny Eysrs, Jr, .yenrs0Id son of tbs faOmUH National Leasug baseball star, is captain of the tbSz Georgetown University nine, bDt his father Is more Interested iB tbe youths prospective legal ch- rsnr than his chances iD 1nj0f league bali,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05

philadelphia. May C --~ Temple univsrsity'a track team will open ilp dyal meet season on Saturday May 7th. facing the runners of Col. lese of the City of New York, here. Bon ogden, coach Of the Owl cin. dorpatherH, has, according tO pre- season practice. tho best squad In Tempie history. Captain Jimmy Peacock, one of the leading broad jumpers of the city, is tho outstn nd ing performer for tho Cherry and White. Jimmy is C consistent a. foot leaper, runs tho 100 in less than 10 seconds. and has besn time in 2i i.s seconds for the furlonR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
s'ittsSurg.
Errors--vnughan 2, French, Her.

WFFUFH~~VHHEHHH v FTtUVH, HbT.
 man. Runs bntted iB-.~ffartnett, Hubr, Juryos g. Two-bass hlts.--. urges, Baorihce hlt---HtsDhens0p. Ht0Isn bass--Itnck. Unhon on balls ;,-cr 4 W"rneks z; cm ..g French E 2; piaya--.suhr to Vaughan to sHRr, Warneks to Jursss to dr! n mi Vaughan to Pist Go Buhr. HIts--0R Frsncb, [ In < innings Losing pitohhr~~ French Umpifs---!tsnrd0h
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05

I Tw0.baHe hIta--LOttreIi, fI(ster, IIrldse. stolen bases--iIfooitg, Ev.
 ans. remlneiln.. Andersoh. gtIdss.
 I.nnamme Q. McCl0aky c, Dases On Ibalis.-on LaHanms {. MoCiOsky q.
 umpires--kiilmyryy and Steivatsr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
eHHHfF4Haa AsHA7a AND THEY SELL 'gM BACK

The management Of tho Rouge Park municipal golf course in De. tr0it retrieved 5z,stO golf baIgs lost in River ttOUgs by iis patrons iB tv9t. Approximately ts,2O0 Was realized from their muis Co pInyerl and operators of driving cOursea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Echo From Chinatown

Occasionally this department confronted with manage squawk regard alleged and coming champion of the bug m seldom indeed that committee ines itself to the exttD dcssndns recognition for puglia heard oi At that th situation bercn you judge from the lolowi "Mf John Cluney, Sports Editor
 Demoefat,
 Dear John
 Is there any special why cannot secure pub ly for the greatest little banamweIgh that over back feneei We have reference tbe pride of Chinatown Abbott and Phoenix avenues 10 you), Henry Barrow. whom bave labelled "thc Chinatown Flash, Henry in mres of open workouts Library Park has convinced that be here prospective successor to Panama Al Brown and put it any boy of l8 pounds m these parts Henry ( training, n fact ls SO serious that n he doesnt pretty he will be managed by Art Lunny instead of Handsome Jack Wltuon. and law and order of the black bgt Mr. Jack has put hs charge in the can few Hpes that tbe bs.harsd eoppsfs would feed him. but tbe best be got was soup sandwich from Charley McWeeney whose heart soltened because Henry happens look Ike his nephew from 1uekahoe W. Y.
 II you get Henfy's name in the paper be won want To eal and besIdes will save lot Of worry Here, hoping for helping hand for Henry.
 THE COMMITTEE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05

Gossip has st that Vernon tcat- nsh) Smith. great Georgia athIote who won All-Amerioa h0nors if football, may return to the Bull. dogs next fali in tho capacity 0l freshman football coach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Wnt0ryillc VictOrs

The Weet Side Juniors. iatcst entry in the league, afforded the WntorvlIic nlne plenty Of Opposl. lion before lowing, Q to (. Manner limited the West Sides Co six bingies, Tho score by innings.
 Wntcrvliie ... 062 Ot0 0---D 10 2 West Sides :. 020 202 0--.g < 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
FARO CHIAL LEAGUE
 BASEBALL CHATTER
ToMORRow's SCHEDULE

Hamilton park No 1 sg Peter and Paul vs et Mary's. Umpire, Pat elattery
 Hamilton park, No 2 Sacred Heart vs st Thomas. Umpire Mickey Bowen.
 Washington park, st Francis Xavier ys st JosephIs. Umpire Jim O'Donneii.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
'COLLECIANS UPSET BROOKLYN INDIES
 IN LEGION DEBUT
K0zen Holds Pre.TOarney FavOrites at Bay Win. ming 2 to l---Hopeville, WaterviIle and Willows VictOrs

Hay k0zen ushcred in tho Amer lean Legion junior baseball league last night by pitching his Colleginn team Co q surprise Co 1 victory over Willie Cnrrolrs Brooklyn Indies, pre-tournoy fnvOrltcs, nt Hamilton park. Tho Indies gnr- nered but three hits of bls dsliv- cry, nine going back to tho bench on strikes. Tho winners pushed across q single marker in both tho second and third ,frameH. Score by innings;
 Brooklyn ... .OlO 900 0---i 2 c CoiieRIans .,. OH 900 x---2
 Kozeh and Murphy; Dvileskls md DeBhntis. Umpire. OugIielmo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
Sepenfetchit ODertime k Class Wh Tick On Drills ShoD
Derby Fayorite Runs Distance In 2:O7
Earl Sande On Overtime Shooting For Fourth Win At Churchill Downs For New Horse-Racing Record.

Louisville, Ky, May 5-(UP)-Derby hour approached for Louisville to-day and the vanguard of the great throng which will circle Churchill Downs Saturday for the running
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
T,Nx,L Ul E.nsv
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL

Bristol ft--I East Hartford l Meriden 7---West Hartford
 Putnam f7--St Louis 2 N, l., Buikcicy 20--R. Fitch BuffieId 64--Ii6y Path c (4 ln)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-05
HopevilIc Wins

Frank O'Donnoips Hopevllle nine; defending champions, got of Co n flying start defeating the Colts. to ( in four and half innings. Joe Bowey limited the Colts to fve hits, blhnklng them for tho first four innings. Summary;
 H0p0viile ..,... 333 0x---0 10 2 Colts ...,...... 900 04--~4 | 2
 Bowoy and fiartolini; Guerrarn, Greece and coigan. Umpire. Bowen.