The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-10
In. Sporting " Werld
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

 IS By JOHN A. CLUNEY ssANAeANNNNNeNNNNNeeNN FEARY Is LEARY
 Apparently the status of Fred Feary, last seasons outstanding hoavyweIght boxer on tho Pacific coast will not remain as on anna tour very long. It did not take him long to get on to tho fact that were he to remain an amateur In fact as well US in namo, other individ- uals or organizations would prO- it by hls ability. Therefore, ho is selling" himself Co any Now York or Chicago promoter who is willing | to slip him a 5000 bonus to turn | professional in return for man. ngerial contract for Frod's services. Az ho is ono of tho best prospect to show in some tlmc, and known Co New Workers duo to his sonsn- | tlona showing in tho Gotham A. A. U, tournament last spring, his offer may receive moro than pass Ing attention, if there iB i've grand laying around loose. sammy Gold man, manager of Tony C0nZ0nori, worlds lightweight champion, may Do interested.
 PROMISING GROUP
 Jack O'COnn0r, the Hartford handler of amateur Dugilists has one of the classlcst looking teams of pugs in state circles just now, and seems Co have no trouble finding work for them. Ia Addi. ton tO Sal Bcllctti, who meets Joe Steele tn this city Thursday tiDics of Harry Gentle, the little tlnct hit on the last card herc, Frankie Sullivan, q fast two.
 listed lrishnAn with e string of knOckOuts to his credit, Bobby Wills, the slim darky and Babe
 Turner who has yet Go show here. When it's time for some of tho boys to turn professional, Mir
 O'C0nn0r should Dc right In on
 the ground floor.
 COMMUNICATION
 An old timer who signs himself "fhe Sport wants to know when Dob FltEsimnonB appeared in this city at Jacques th6ater tho first time, and also when he showed at tho old Waterbury grounds where the car barns are now. AS near as ] can learn, Ruby Bob was here with A show fin 1908, but tho boys who know hl m then cannot seem Co | agfe6 when no appeared at the old | WeBt Main street athletic grounds, Is FOOTBALL
 CONNER CA LIHIGD?
 Within thc space Of C years | lime, football "rclatiOnA" between four major universities have been
 "patched up." Announcement of the beaIing Of three of the brooches hNA been made within the past few days. Harvard and Princeton will meet tn 1888, and
 SO will Yale and Pennsylvania ns well ns Princeton and DArs
 mouth. All these affairs were
 atrnigltcncd out after thG Army
 and Navy got together e year ago and played iHAt season, but
 it shows what public pressure
 and small "gntcs" can do. Tradi.
 ton. or imagined OF rcal gricv.
 nncCs are getting thc gO.by now,
 Co favor Of contests that will
 drnw more money through tic
 football stadium gates.
 BASEBALL STUFF
 Forced to fight for its very OK. 4tenGe, the International League ls to-day considering plans that will make its games more attrae. tlV6 Go tho public interested ln them, Co the extent Of bring as large a part of that public as pos. sibls Co tho ball parks, The idea which seems most feasible at preHs ont is C north and south series, four teams in each group, aeG6rds Ing to location ln International ter. rit0ry, The winners in each group would play C five game series and tho Fuhners.up would also play i've games, the ultimate first and second place teams meeting ifi a seven game finale that would de-. eide the championship. All this Of course, following C shorter sGheds ule that has been mapped 0ut LARIlIVEE SHOULD WIN
 According Co tie form hc dis. played in lis final workout yess tcrllAy, Leo fAFrlveG seems Co be well On th6 Way tO make it tllrcg in c POW over lsudy Marshall, the Cos Cob claimant Of tic New England fniddieWeight title. These WiiO expect Leo Co come in "heavy" wifi be disappointed, for he wlII be pretty Ci0'e tO tiie
 iO5 nlark when ie squares On, ABd tItAt, K yOu vemember ls about lis real lighting weight Marshall is supposed Co have come riODE strong nnd iias bee!! bOxtBE regularly. but he VIII hRve some psychological liandis esp tO overcome tonight, tH faOs fig tie bOy WbO iias atfeadx ItpS ned t On him twice. H 1AO doesn't get tagged unexpectedly early ln the bout, iie ~ in A fhtF
 WAy Co put the cOBvincev on tie dOWnsstate negro. At AiIy Kate, h
 will be worth tO0kIng ct.
 CHASE AND CLOCK
 Just where Waterbury Clock will nt in during the present title Ea1s lOp in the Industrial League should be made known this evening, when the undefeated league leaders face or with last years league cham pi0ns. Clock has tufnbIed badit this season, and with the same squad that won the title q year ago