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La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Aunque ell p~residente Hoo
Yer cree que la ley SEGA debe
ser cambiada Y ell candidate
Roosevelt recomienda SUI abo-
lici6n, ell secretario de justicia
manifesto aver que los agen-
ties prohibicionistas seguiran
cumpliendo con su deber, mien
tras la enmienda no sea anu.
lada o modificada.
Ell gobierno esta obligado a
hacer respetar las leyes mien,
tras no sean derogadas por Ell
cOngreso o por una sentencia
que las declare inconstitucio-
males.
Pero 81 dificil era dominar
ell trafico de licores intoxican-
ties hace seis meses. mas diff
Gil 10 sera ahora, cuando uno
de los candidates demanda la
abolicion de la enmienda 18 Y
que Embellishments Sc autori
ce la fabrication de cerveza
y Ell etre epina que debe ser mo-
dificada, no para que vuelvan
los "salones' sino para que dis
minuyan las actividades de los
trabandistas Y la juventui
tome una mejor orientaci6n.
Ademas, los contrabandis
tas, fabricantes de matame
pronto, vendedores, etc, for
man va una .clase respectable"
aliada espiritualmente con
los que a TODD trance quieren
mantener la enmienda, la ley
VOlstead y sus consecuencias.
Ell presidente Won linden
burg lie do ell sabado un pun
tapi6" a Hitler, negandose a
entregarle ell puesto de camel.
Her de la Rep1blica.
Won Papen ofreci6 un "arre
glo' al jefe de los fascistas.
pero este 10 rechaZo, diciendo
que para 81 y su partido, ex.
clusivamente, guerra ell tim6n
de la nave.
GQue hara On. Adolfo pc
ra probar a sus partidarios Y a
Alemania que Ell es un indivi-
duo como Mussolini, que ARE
bata por la fuerza 10 que no
Sc lie da "pacfficamente?"
Como prueba de que NADIA
teme, Won Hindenburg Sc mar
ch6 al CAMPO, a descansar.
AlemaneF ha puesto en- vi
gor un d. h-eto que fice:
La pens capital, que Sc a
plica &AXResinato Y otros
graves q. Ps, perpetrados por
medic q eplosi 'os, sera i'm
puesta nadaiquiera que come
ia un Fnicidio como asaltan-
tie por hotivos politicos, o que
mate un policfa o cualquie-
"a p9sona que este lame en-
su Euda" 0 a I'm miembro d.
,lasEuerzas armadas 0 a cual-
Q4sera persona que este cum
rTendo los derechos de sir fl
MA o servicio."
" Pena de muerte para ell que
incendie o destruya por medic
de explosives, o ponga en- pc
ligro ell transito ferrocarril .rc.
DEE amos para ell que realize
un acto de violencia, por ne-
dio de anma de fuego, que he.
ra al atacado o a una tercSAa
persona~~ A
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
ROYAL

ROYAL
Estrena hoy la gran pelicula
hablada en- espanol Ga Llama
Sagrada", Y las comedias Pretty
Puppies Y What a Night.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

separan. ~
Los toqfs para un arreglo
7definitivoa1se dieron hoy por
Stanley Baldwin, jefe de la de-
lHgacion hglesa, y ell primer mi
Kstro B4Gnett.
Los Of berVadores Green que
Estado bnidos solo perdera una
tercersl karte del concrete que
ahora Stiene con ell Canada.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

lie MARS, Iowa, agosto S5,-La
huelga de campesinos en- ell me-
dio Oeste ha entrado en- su Sc
gunda semana, mientras dipu-
tados armadOs recOrren en- ca
miones la parte Oeste de Iowa.
Apoya la huelga Milo Reno,
p~residente de la Union de Cam
pesinos, queatiene el apoyo de
toda la pobldci6n en- este impor-
tante centre agricultural. Todos
los carfNpos que conducen a la
ciudad estan siendo vigilados
.por campesinos que desean una
subiaa en- los precios de los pro
duct8. -
zkones y aaron de
saA merca5 Vtuvief
volvs "a Las Icas \
berse uesto ID Tcon '
que sig a. bnta,A
SAseAASe qu6na !
- Wa d. segunS
los ~ )"
aumetK ]inara et ass
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
DE MATAR A
UN REPORTER

Canton, Ohio, Abril 27. -
Dos asesinos dispararon en- Ia
madrugada de hoy contra Har
ry Bouklias, un reporter del
semanario Ohio Examiner, hi
riendolo de gravedad. Los cri-
minales utilizaron para su pro
p6sito una escopeta recortada.
Ell Examiner ha publicado
distintas informaciones contra
la policia de Canton V perso-
mas del hampa,
Aver Sc cumplieron seis amos
de la muerte de Don r. Mel
lett, editor de I'm peri6dico de
aqui, a Quien Sc asesinara por
SUI campana en- contra de las
autoridades corrompidas v los
pistOleros. !
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
Ell S~ECRETARIO De HA-
CIENDA LANZO UN FOR
A ATAQUE CON
IRA LOS n A Los
VETERANOS

Washington, Abril 81 Ell
secretario de hacienda lanz6
hoy I'm formidable ataque con
ira los bonos a los veteranos
de la guerra mundial. Hab an
do ante ell c0mite de medios Y
arbitri0s de la camara, en- len
gua1e no menOS vigoroso que
Ell usadO por Charles T. Dawes
ell nueVo secretario del tes0r0
eXpres6 SUI oposicion a gastar
$1,000, 000,0 900 en- los actuaIes
momentos de intensa depression
economical. LA medida pre-
sentada a ustedes Sc destina a
pagan una obligation no cum
plida en- dinero que no es hon
RADIO. Los certificates no amor
tizan hasta 1915. Pagarlos
hoy en- su valor o~casionaria al
gobierno un cosN Immediate de
cerca de $2,4OC, O0O,O 600. Apro
bar la mcdida seria destruir
nuestras esperanzas de equili,
brar los presupuestos y ap,icar
IN formidable golpe a la con-
fianza de la naci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
1~MPORTANTES NOTICIAS
T~ELEGRAFICAS

Mo2cu, abril 27,-Por prime
IA vez desde la revoluci6n, ell
ex-palacio imperial sera la esce-
ma de una brillante reception
diplomatica, el pr6ximo jueves,
cuando ell primer ministro Molo-
tcff, honrara la vista del pri-
~1r n~inistro turco Ismet Pa
T. ministro de neooci0s ex~
/ anieros de esa naci6n Rushdi
Bey y SO representatives de di~
ferentes ministerios del gobier~
no turco, Hasta ell prasente las
recepciones del Soviet venian
verificandose fuera del Krem-
lin.
Por ejemplo, hace unos po-
COS amos le reception en- honor
De Amanullah, rey de Afghanis-
tan, Sc verified en- ell palacio de
IN Millionaire llamado Votoroff ;
pe"o los hu6spedes del primer
ministro Molotoff seran agasa-
jados en- Ell salon del trono Y pa
ra impresionar a los altos fun,
cionarios del gobierno turco.
Hoy arribara a Odessa la CO.
mitiva y ell jueves llegara a Mos
on, donde la recibira ef minis.
tro de negocios extranjeros, Lit.
vinoff, llamado de Ginebra pare
el case.
Aunque no eXiste alianza for
ma entire Turquia, Persia y Il
Union Soviet, en- los dos nitimo,
amos esos estados han manteni
do muy estrechas relaciones d,
amistad y cooperation, las Qua
les aparfntemente, tambi6n
cuentan con la simpatia de TIA
liza.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
-iOh, que hermoso!
" amonos a casa, hermana

Omaha, Nebraska, abril 81
En- Ia convention del particle de
Obreros y Campesinos, Colora-
do presentara ell nombre de Tom
Mooney, encerrado en- San Quin
tin, California, como candidate
a la presidential de la R~epdbIica,
La noticia Sc do aver al comen-
Ear sus sesiones la convention.
Representatives. de 10 estados a
sistieron al acto de aperture.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27

Washington, abril 27.-El
leader de la mayoria democratic
ca en- la camara, representante
Rainey, manifesto aver que la
actitud del gobierno, negandose
a sostener relaciones diploma
Iticas y comerciales con la Rep1-
: blica Soviet, es IN "crimen eco
;n6mico".
! Hoy Sc discutira por ell CO.
mite de negocios extranieros el
Irroyecto de ley del representan-
tie SABBATH, recomendando que Sc
inicien negociaciones para re-
lconocer la Republica Soviet.
Hace pocos dfas ell senador
Robinson, democratic de Arkan-
Sas, tambien Sc expres6 a favor
de csc reconocimiento. Els an
tiguo campe6n de tai finalidad
ell senador Borah, p~residente de.
comite de relaciones exteriores
del senado.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27

Key West, abril 27.-Conti-
MIA en- grave estado en- un hos
pital de aqui, Antonio Caraba-
Ito, de 80 amos, a quien aver hi
riera con un disparo de rev6l-
YER, el policfa especial Luis Ova-
Ito. Asegura ell policfa que Ca
raballo 10 atac6, arrebatandole
su blackjack y que entonces Sc
VIC obligado a defenderse, per-
forandole Ell cuerpo con tres pro
yectiles.
Todavia no Sc ha senalado
fianZa al presunto criminal.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
PALMETTO CAMP 161
w. o. w.

Sc recuerda a los miembros
de este Campamento que ell
Jueves % Sc celebrara tenida
regular, a las 8 de la noche.
Sc suplica la mayor concu-
rrencia por tener que tratar
asuntos de interesSpara todos.
A. Del Castillo,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27

que mas de 100000 mujeres Sc
inscribiran antes de que los Lii
bros Sc cierren. Antes de serle
permitida la inscription, cada
muier debe probar que sabe 'leer
", al mismo tempo, llenar una
|p'aniIIa conteniendo su descrip-
Ici6n fisica.
! Los hombres Sc registraran
len ctra fecha, porque la ley cleo
ttoral de Puerto Rico senala di-
Iferentes periodos de inscription
lpara hombres y mujeres.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

LEGO de New York. con car
ga general, ell vapor americana
Colorado. De Amberes, Belgica,
hizo su entrada ell vapor ameri-
cano Nishmaha. Trajo I'm car
gamento de bananas la motona-
We nicaragUense Whipple, llega-
da de Baracoa, Cuba.
Partieron aver los vapores
americanos Comal. Alamo V Co
dorado.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27

Londres, abril 27.-Con mo-
two de estar anunciada para
hoy la lectura del proyecto de
ley del nuevo gobierno Irlandes,
ab0liendo el juramento de fide-
lidad a la corona, Ell ministro de
los dominios, j. H.. Thomas,
dijo aver en- la camara de los CO.
munes que la abolici6n del jura-
mento significaria repudiar ell
arreglo hecho en- 1881, por eel
cual qued6 comprometido ell 60
bierno de Dublin a aceptar ell
estado de dominic en- ell Impe-
rio Britanico. Sc opondra en- ell
parlamento irlandes a la abo-
llcion del j%uramento, ell partido
del ex-presidente Cosgrave.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27

Berlin, abril 27.-La nueva
Dieta Prusiana Sc reunira ell dfa
"a de mayo para decidir la orien
taci6n futura del gobierno. Fl
Reichstag Sc reunira ell dia 8 de
mayo con el fin de consideraf
los presupuestos para 1882, y
como un acto preliminar de la
Conferencia de Lausanne, sena
lada para verificarse 81 16 de
JUNO.
Convoc6 aver la reunion del
nuevo parlamento prusiano, ell
primer ministro Otto Braun.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
~BENEFICENCIA ASTURIA,
Ma
CONFOCATORTA


Ell mi6rcoles II del actual. a
las ocho de la noche. Sc calsbra-
ra Ia 'Junta General co~rrespon-
diente al primer trimestre de
1882, En- esta junta Sc dara cuen
TIA de la marcia social, por la
cual deben interesarse tod0s los
socios.
Sc ruega numerosa y puntuaI
asistencia.
j. GoH@d}ez,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27

San Juan, Puerto Rico, abril
27.-Los Libros de Registro E.
lectoral Sc han alberto para las
mujeres por primera vez en- la
historic de esta Isla, y durante
los primeros cuatro dias $4,000
Sc calificaron para votar en- los
comicios de noviembre. Creese
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
KNIGHTS OF AME
RIGA

De orden de nuestro M0nar-
ca cito a todos los HermancS pa
ra la tenida general y de grades
que habra de celebrarse hoy
Microbes, a las 8 p. m. en- ell Ed
ficio de los Aguila de Orc.
F~raternalmente,
FL Secretari0.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
CENTRIC FSPANCL DE TAM
PA

Sc cita q todos los micmbros
de csta Socied}d para Ia Junta
Genera! Ordinaria, corrcspon-
diente a este mes, que tendra iu-
gar Ell Microbes II del corrien-
te, a las 8 y media de la noche,
en- ell edificio de Yb0r.
F. SOuto,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1932-04-27
que ell asesinato tuvo lugar hace
cuatro amos.

Washington, abril 27.-Wi-
liam Green, presidente de la Fe
deraci6n Americana del Traba-
jo, manifesto aver que la depre-
sion sigue adquiriendo intensi-
dad, por cuanto continua au-
mentando ell n1mero de hon.
bres sin trabajo. Isl aumenta 81
numero de obreros sin ocupa-
ci6n, no podemos esperar que la
situaci6n industrial mejore. Co
rresponde al pueblo preparar
I'm pr0grama de alivio en- bene-
ficio de los millones de hombres
que necesitan ayuda de sus con-
ciudadanos."
La gaceta., 1932-04-27

Clearwater, abril 27.-Junto
a la carretera CleafWater-L8rgo
fu6 encontrado aver ell esquele-
to de una muier, con una perfo-
raci6n de bala en- ell craneo. Tn
cintur6n de cuero sujeto a las
costillas del esqueleto, demues-
ira que la cintura de la mujer
era de aproximadamente 36 pull
gadas. Marcas en- los brazos Y
las piernas indican que dos per-
.sonas llevaron ell cuerpo hasta ell
lugar donde aver Sc encontra-
ran los restos. La estatura era
de 5 pies A pulgadas y creese
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
FAV0RITES WIN
COURT TUSSLES
st Mary's and St Joe's
Capture Easy Tits
Two Games To-day

Harry Melvin's undefeated st
Mary hoopmen COPIED their eighth
straight yesterday afternoon, de-
feating Marty Bergin's youthful st
Margaret five, 80 to 8, at the Pearl
street community house gym. Cap
tain George O'Connor led the at
tack on the Willow street boys
with IS points. McGrath scored
the losers three points.
At st Joseph's hall, Tommy De-
links st Joseph clan ran rough
shod over Buddy LaFrance's St
Ann FIVE, 20 to 6. Vaitecich and
Prankshaitis with 10 and 10 points,
respectively, starred for the win
ners while Collette excelled for
the losers, scoring their only bas-
ket.
This afternoon a double-header
is scheduled for the Phoenix ave-
nue. arena. At a o'clock SIS Peter
and Paul take on st Thomas. while
the Sacred Hearts meet st Francis
Xavier a half hour later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
WILDCATS CLAW
TORRINCTON FOR
37-lS VICTORY
Game One Sided From the
Start - Tracy, Briotti
Count Heavily = Re-
serves Win, Too

Exhibiting the type Of basket
ball of which It is capable, Jimmy
Lees Wildly high school basketball
squad sent the Torrington high
boys home with 81 to IS count
to remember them by. The game,
played last night at the wildly gym,
was not even close, the CONNER
cial boys starting off with rush
and never letting up until they
were 10 points better than the Big
Red crew at the end of the game.
Both teams miscued on ten free
throws apiece, which in the case
Of Wildly has been the real weak
ness of the team this season.
Nothing to 1t
It was 10 to / at the quarter,
II to 8 at the half, 20 to 9 at the
heavily with IL and 10 points re-
spectively, and Cornell. LaRusso
and Critchon doing their bit. None
of the visitors could get more than
four points. which speaks we'll for
Wilby's defense. The win put WILL
by In tie for second place in the
Naugatuck Valley league with
Warren Harding, Naugatuck and
Central of Bridgeport holding
honors for the top spot. Coach
Lee used II players last night with
Torrington using about an equal
number. In the reserve game, the
Wildly Reserves grabbed off a 10 to
Is contest from the Torrington re-
placements. Score and summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
CAN CANN OR
CAN HE. NOT?
WELL. FOLKS, IT'S Howard Cam at n. YU.
The nsxt question Is, Howard?
And II he can't, will they can Howard?
BY DAN PARKER

And, II he can't, will they Howard?
n the
*
% BY. give him his and to
When the pendulum swings direction
around athlete s Of in ss. a,. He II: . rs%
@
the s% s %
the snd %o "S1s s need al"
solid IT
a
Inst live o fear n that Leo the sa nsn
'e man an with the aane a neck cased
% IT., at es that IF question: ana
Is si'
fol- s the sn tine s ex m the
per cent afe for contestants
5osna n be- 'e' at the Garden night
the s .1
.ss wit
want have his rules
IN SS;s sss
n fs *:
*
s n "s
Of the good old days go out and
guide managing the thirstes team in base
When shows the n. Y U. boys how to re-
fall will be employing the catch
catches style.
F.a % s ss
sa o n 1a note wI hs ID e
@ sar.a n sg
sssr:s e
probably MS
guard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
OLYMPIC HOCKEY
AT ARENA T0NITE

New Haven. Jan 2S.-Olympic
hockey, played by a team that Will
appear at Lake Placid in the inter-
national championship games
scheduled for next month. will be
played at the New Haven Arena to-
night with the Polish Olympics
team as the attraction. The visl-
tors from across the Atlantic will
meet the New Haven A. c. in a
game that will get underway at
$3.50.
The Polish team is making q
short tour before going up to Lake
Placid for the Olympics and in
the first appearance up at Boston
the team was successful in defeat
ing the Boston Hockey club.
The game In the Hub resulted in
a 4 to 3 victory for the Poles. de-
spite the fact that they had hardly
time enough to get rid of their sea
legs. The team proved to be
fast and well organized. Against
Boston It won by a waiting game.
taking the breaks In perfect three
man combinations. Against the
New Haveners the Poles will have
to be on their game for the ANA
teurs, under the coaching of Norm
Shay, former big league pro star.
have developed to high degree of
proficiency.
Poles throughout the state are
interested in the visit Of the Polish
team and they are expected to
swell the audience to near capacity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
GIRL TEAMS PLAY
AT CLUB SATURDAY
Seymour and Waterbury
Crescents in Prelim
Game - Springfield to
Meet Varsity

Final arrangements were COM
pleted today by Manager Jim Mo-
bile, Of the Boys Club Varsity COM
bine, for the coming games Satur-
day night at the Cottage Place
Gymnasium when the Springfield,
Mass, Tasty Yeast aggregation will
play return game with the Club
bers. AS an added attraction,
showing number Of former SEQ
Will performers in the lineup, will
meet the Crescent Maids in the
preliminary at 7:15 o'clock. This
double program Is bound to at
tract the seasons largest crowd.
The Clubbers Varsity team has
been playing great basketball OF
late, but they Will have to be on
their toes when they tackle the Bay
Staters here Saturday. The
Springfield team will have two
former college stars in their line
up. Bing Donahue, who pastimed
with Cornell and Klick Alberts ex-
Valley Forge Academy athlete, are
listed with the visitors.
In preparation for this engage
ment Saturday the Clubbers have
been practicing hard this week as
they realize the stiff opposition
they have to meet in their game
this weekend. The local club will
be at full strength Saturday night.
Eddy Bagley's Seymour girls
team will be making their debut at
the Cottage Place surface this
year, and from all accounts the
Bagley coached aggregation will
be in for n stiff tussle with the
Crescent outfit. Following these
two stellar attractions there will BIZ
dancing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28

Already winners over the Blue
and White by the impressive count
OF 80 to IL, the visitors have rea-
son to believe that they can make
1t two in a row, but those who
have seen the b. A. C.'s go on
the armory court. know that 1t
takes a classy team to beat them.
Last night, the Dumschott squad
held a workout at the Phoenix
court, which Is intended to stand
them in good stead this evening.
Brooklyn followers maintain that
their favorites had an "off night"
in New Britain, while Manager
Dumschott's only comment. was
they have one of the best teams
we ever played" Which makes
everything look real rosy for a
bang-up contest tonight.
Quite a Boy!
Envy KATE, who scored 20 of the
80 points for his team against
Brooklyn will probably be guard
ed by Tom Magner at the start of
the game tonight, which will al
low Carroll to enter into more
scoring plays. In the preliminary,
the Box Shop Boys will play the
Raymond Hillies. Probable lineup
for the main game:-
Brooklyn A. &. New Britain
Dunn, RI ............... RI, katZ
Sheehan, II ............ If, Hoist
Swasey, C .... c, Hewctt or Griffin
Magner. re .......... rg, Arburr
Carroll, liz ...... lg, Fogarty-Gill
More Competition
Saturday night, the Brooklyns
move over to their own baliwick
for a contest with the Hartford
knights of Lithuania, proceeds of
which will go to the fund for the
Orphan Home of st Joseph's par
ish. The game will be played at
st Joseph's hall. The visitors were
Hartford city champions for two
years and have a great team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
SpeedbOys, Vikings
Win Y Contests

Ralph Petroccione and "Whis-
kers" Whitaker went on q scor-
ing rampage at the central Y last
night as the Vikings defeated the
Zi-Theta-Pi in a scheduled Y In
terclub League game, 20 to 10. At
half time the score was knotted at
9 all. Bus Moran was the losers
best bet, scoring 10 points.
In the prelim game, Bill Gaugh-
ans Speedboys copied their sixth
straight league encounter defeating
the Putsic Friars, 27 to II. TIL"
Sweeney brothers and Joe Nash
played good ball for the winners
while Rozum and Evans starred for
the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
Hartford Mermen
Swim Central Y

The crack Hartford Y. M. C. A.
swimming squad will be the guest
of George Gelgaudas Central Y
mermen tonight in the Central Y
pool. Bridgeport defeated Hart
ford recently by three points
while the Park Cityites were barely
able to defeat the locals. Dancing
will be enjoyed following the meet
in the west lobby. A small lad
mission fee will be charged for
the meet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
|WATERVILLE TOPS
TORRINCTON 1928;
LOCAL GIRLS WIN
Denehy's Boys Annex an
Easy Win Over Com
pany L. Paper Box
Girls ROut Vile Maid
ems, al

Charlie Denehy's w
team, sporting new purple uni
forms, COPIED their fourth Nauga-
tuck Valley League game last
night at Sprague gym, trouncing
the Co. L team of Torrington, AZ
to 28. The losers, after trailing at
half time. 20 to Q, staged a rally in
the closing quarter and made
things a little more interesting.
Chief Balanda, Bill O'Brien and
Shooter" Cameron starred for the
winners. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
WATERS TO REFEREE
BRISTOL=E. HARTFORD
CONTEST TOMORROW

The Bristol high school basket
ball team will face the East Hart
ford five in the school gymnasium,
tomorrow evening, preceded by a
preliminary game between the re-
serves Of both respective schools
which is scheduled to get under
way at 1880 o'clock.
The game will be officiated by
Clyde M. Waters of the Central
Boards of officials.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
GAMER TO MEET
SHUCCO HERE

with the announcement of
the signing of Tony Shucco Of
Boston to meet Al Gamer OF
New Haven In this city next
Thursday night the Waterbury
A. c. has secured a bout that
has been considered a promO-
torial plum for more than
year. Shucco replaces Joe Eel
insIy as Gamers opponent
which Is q great change for the
better and should do capacity
business as both principals are
tOp.nOtch fighters. Gamer has
fought shy Of Shucco for more
than year, but has apparently
decided to take him on. ShuccO
Is working out with Ernie
Schaaf at Orangcburg. N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
$500 ATTEND DEBUT
OF MOTORCYCLE POLO

New Haven. Jan 28-Motorcycle
polo made its debut in New Haven
last night and to say that it was
n decided success is putting it
mildly. New Haven and it's en-
virons sent some $500 persons to
the Grove street rink to see the
double header program and the
customers took to the game like
a duck takes to water. New Haven
was defeated, 8 to 7, by Bridge
port in the opening encounter, and
in a we'll executed finale the Fall
River Ramblers defeated the Pro-
violence Daredevils to 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
POST OFFICE FIVE
EVEN CHASE SERIES
Uncle Sans Boys Defeat
An-Stars By Is Pins
With StafstrOm Star
ring

In the second game Of their
three game series, the fast Post
office bowlers, last year champions
of the state easily scored victory
over Leo Conway's Chase Metal
Works All-Stars last night on the
Chase alleys. The government
men won by margin Of 1853 pins.
Oscar Stafstrom and Jack Stat
terry were the stars for Uncle Sam 4
boys, the former hitting ass and
the latter 1857. frankie Delaney
was the All-Stars big gun rolling
333.
The third and deciding game will
be rolled in the near future on the
Chase Alleys. Last nights score:
Postoffice. 1866, Chase 1903.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-28
CHUKKERS . nNGRAHAMS

The second round Of the Bristol
City league with ofiicially open Mon.
day evening, in the Bristol Boys
club gymnasium on Laurel street.
Three games viii b played with
the opener getting under way at Z
o'clock. when the Maple Ends meet
Horizons; Pioneers face Farmers
Feed q supply. winners Of the Arst
half. in the second game aed The
up the card BY playing y. Insra-
hams ns,intAt-