The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08
AMATEUR BASKETBALL
Aces Want Games

The Hopeville Aces, winners oi six straight contests, are desirous of booking games with local teams averaging IS to IS years of age. All teams will be accommodated by dialing Manager Jimmy at 4-7591, or by answering through tins column.
 Etta Bcttas Win
 Led by Charlie Moore who dropped in five field goals, the Etta Bettas defeated Joe Bowey's Washington Hill Emeralds, 30 to 19. At half time the winners held a 12 to II margin. Bowcy, with seven points, was the losers high scorer.
 Sts Peter and Paul Win
 Daley and Eldsen each annexed 10 points yesterday as Sts Peter and Paul, parochal school entry defeated the Comets, 3S to 12. The winners lineup showed John Cluney, "Swede" Youngquist, Eid- sen, Daley, GeGrmia and Leary.
 N. F.. Y. Juniors Triumph
 Frank Conroy's N. F. Y. Juniors copped q 26 to 1G verdict from the Vagabonds last night at the North End Y hut. Petrone feat ured for the winners With nino points while Trosky, with II, shone for the losers.
 Rangers Top Leaders
 The Hopeville Rangers, trailing 8 to 6 at intermisslon, staged Il rally in the last two periods to defeat the Hopeville Leaders yes terday, 40 to AS, in n free scoring game Blondin and Dubuque with 25 and 15 points, respectively, starred for the winners while Glmes with 19 points stood out for the losers.
 Eagles Humble DiXlcs
 The Eagles, starring Suozzo and Red" Quilter, defeated the Dixie Five yesterday at Hopeville gym, 42 to 27. The winners led IS to 15 at half way.
 Pcriclcans Victorious
 Mike Exarhou's Sons of Perl clcs toppled the Hearts A. C. last night at Maloney gym. 43 to 35' George and Mike Exarhou, with 12 and 10 points, respectively, an nexed high scoring honors for the winners while John and Winnie Mastriano did likewise for the los CTS The s. of r. boys play the New Haven Chapter in the Elm City Sunday afternoon.
 Falcons Win Another
 The Brooklyn Falcons had their defense working to perfection last night at Duggan gym as they held the Hopeville Leaders scoreless from the field defeating them 17 to 4, Waculonis and Berardi di- vided scoring honors for Ray Lee s charges. The Falcs have won IA of 17 tilts to date.
 Duggan Subducs Barnard
 Ray Alexander and "Toots' La cilla led the Duggan five to q 17 to 10 verdict over the Barnard hoopmen last night at Duggan gym. The losers led at intermis- sion, z to 6.
 Y. P. R. A. Lose
 "Palooka" Rozum's Young Peo- ple's Russian Association basket ball team sported new uniforms in their debut at the central last night, but their colors failed to daunt the shooting eyes of "Whisker' Whittaker's Vikings who defeated them easily, 2S to 19. Nick Hudoberko and Whit taker were the winners high point getters netting 15 and II points, respectively. Charley Lewis made his debut with the losers and was held to two foul goals.
 spcedboys Trip Torrington
 Bill Gaughan's Speedboys. with Abe Steinman scoring eight points, cvened their series with the Tor rington Y Reserves, by scoring a 2S to 22 verdict at the l. last night. York with eight points starred for the visitors.
 ores Swamped
 Mike Cabs ores were handed a 38 10 2l setback last night at Slocum school by Joe Schauster's r's st Cecilia five. Steve Honyotski and Eddie Nolde featured for the saints with IA and eight points, respectively.
 Y Juniors Lose Again
 The Central Y Juniors were on the short end of 33 i0 22 game with Dick Cranes colonihls last night at the North End Y, Blll schneider scored i3 of the losers points. Tomorrow night the Juniors meet the Boys Club Cadets ni the Boys club,
 Indians SfsOfe
 Tho Indians handed the Flashes R genuine sheIlaekiBg ht Nill f'laln "Wednesday night, ibs final score reading fl iO z. Walsh scored 15 of ihe winners points while Pat Garew scored ihs losers only