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Evening star., 1933-07-30
DIVORCES GRANTED

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, July 29.-In q de-
cree signed by Judge Charles w. Wood
ward in Circuit Court here, Mrs. Imo-
gene s. Nicholson Of this vicinity is
granted an absolute divorce from John
B. Nicholson Of Warrington, who Is
directed to pay her SIS q month.
Mrs. Rae Ella Enelgrove Of Fairland,
this county, was today granted an ab-
solute divorce by Judge Charles w.
Woodward In the Circuit Court here
from Lawrence Snelgrove Of Fayette-
vile, Ind. on the ground Of desertion.
Evening star., 1933-07-30
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR ARDMORE CLUB
Home and School Group Head
Makes Appointments for
Coming Year.

BY q Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
ARDMORE, Nd, July 29.-Mrs. Lii
lian Kutsch, newly elected president Of
the Home and School Club Of Ardmore,
appointed the following committees for
the coming year at the July meeting Of
the association at the Union Evangel-
cal Church here:
Legislation. Mrs. Mary Wcodell
American Citizenship. Mrs. Gladys
Yates; Social Service. Mrs. Violet
Fighter and Mrs. Pearl Thompson; Pub
ucity, Mrs. Eva w. Busey.
The association will give . bingo
party at the school August 81.
Evening star., 1933-07-30
M'CARRON WILL DELIVER
CHARGE IN TOURNAMENT
= stan Correspondent Of The Star.

By . Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. July 10
Senator Pat McCarrAn of Nevada has
accepted an invitation to deliver
charge to the knights at the Marlboro
Volunteer Fire Departments tourna-
ment on the Fair Grounds next Wed.
nesday, 1t was announced today by
United States Commissioner J. Frank
Parran. general chairman In charge OK
the event.
Former Representative John Philip
Hill Of Baltimore will make the coro.
nation address at the ball In the eve.
ming, Mr. parrAn said.
Evening star., 1933-07-30
PRODUCERS OF MILK
TO GATHER COST DATA
Montgomery Group Names Com
mittee to Collect Information
for q. s. Senate.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, July 29.-At a
meeting Of Montgomery, County milk
producers at the home Of James D.
King, Germantown, a committee was
named to ascertain for United States
Senate Committee the cost of producing
milk in Montgomery County and de-
nvering it to Washington distributors.
James D. King. chairman; J. Vinson
Peters, Thomas @. Kelley, Thomas M.
Anderson and H. Clay Plummer compose
the Montgomery County Committee.
The number Of gallons of milk produced
In the county per day and the number
Of COWS necessary for such production,
it was stated by Chairman King today.
will be obtained through the medium Of
queStionnaires to be submitted to all
milk producers Of the county.
Evening star., 1933-07-30
ANTIQUES BEING SOUGHT
FOR HISTORICAL EXHIBIT
Display will Be Held August 2
at st. 1ngoes Villa, Near
Leonardtown.

Special Dspa teh to The Star
LEONARDTOWN, Md, July 29.-Any
one in st. Marys who has any interest
ing antiques is invited to bring them to
the historical exhibition August 2 at the
St. Ingoes Villa on Priests Point, q
miles below here.
The curators particularly desire reli.
sious household, agricultural and old
war relics.
Those In charge Of the exhibit are:
Mrs ]. o. King, Mrs. Clarence Taylor,
Miss Inez Bohanan and Paul Burch.
Evening star., 1933-07-30
Press to Meet in Leesburg.

LEESBURG. Va. July 20 (SpeciaD -
r. T. Carbell Of Leesburg. member Of
the Executive Committee Of the Virginia
Press Association, has announced that
the 1884 convention of the association
will be held in Leesburg. Dates for the
convention will be fixed by the Executive
ter
Evening star., 1933-07-30
ATTACKING WOMAN, 81,
GETS MAN LIFE TERM
Westmoreland County Jury at
Nontrose Finds Colored
! Prisoner Guilty.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG Va. July 90
Leonard Hall, 10, colored, was given q
life sentence in the State Penitenttary
yesterday by Westmoreland County jury
at Montrose for assault on an 82-year-
old white woman at her home near
Obiers Corner, Westmoreland County,
July 5.
Hall was arrested shortly after he
had entered the bed room Of the woman,
who lived alone. She fought of attacks
an hour before the man departed, she
said. Mrs. Unruh suffered cuts and
bruises about the head and body.
Evening star., 1933-07-30
Church Festival August 8.

GRAFTON, Md. July 20 (SpeciaD -
The ninetieth annual festival and
homecoming Of Old Durham Church
will be held on the Grayton Hall lawn
August 3. The days attrac acticns include
a dinner, q play entitled THE Village
PHOTOGRAPHER" and q dance.
Evening star., 1933-07-30
LAUREL BAND TO PLAY
AT FIREMEN'S CARNIVAL
Hyattsville Volunteers Will Open
Fetes Tomorrow on How
ard PROPERTY,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVIILE, Nd, July %
Music will be furnished by the Laurel
band when the Hyattsvill. Volunteer
Fire Department opens its carnival
Monday night on the Howard property.
next to the National Guard Armory, and
again the night of August S, when the
affair closes.
Earle s. Dorrelle, chairman OF the
general committee In charge, announces
that q ferris wheel, kiddie ride and q
variety of other attractions will be pro-
vided. The carnival will open each
night at 7 o'clock. There will be various
prizes.
Proceeds will be used to buy salvage
equipment and uniforms for the firemen.
Evening star., 1933-07-30

The Holland Tunnel, between New
York and Newark, passes under the
river at q maximum depth Of neary 100
feet. Sixteen million or more motor
vehicles pass through 1t In each diree-
ton during the year.
Evening star., 1933-07-30

NORTHWEST
Craven 4 Go.
1919 PenRa. Are. NV.
Eneelberg's Battery . Service Static
1883 Fla. Ape NV.
Halnes Service Station, Inc. ,
6SO3 Georgia ADe. NV.
Hnltep Service Station, Inc.
l532 Wis. Ace. NV.
Ksntacky Hardware 60
3zl3 n st. NV.
8 T. LanAy . San
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
Lexicon of a
 Fight Manager
By DAN PARKER


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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
SCnAAF SUFFERS
 BRAIN CONCLUSION

New York, Feb ii,--tUp)-- Ernio schnNf, Boston heavyweight knocked out last night by Primo Cnrnera, must romuln in Polyclinie hospital hcro for several days, pr J, A. Jenney sald to-dny. Sehaaf ia suffering from n sovcro brain ooncussion as a result Of tho knockout, tho doctor said, adding that Two consider all brain eoneua- sions serious" llo snld he Gonsld. erod Sehanf to be out of dnnger,
 pr Jennoy snld x-ray photo. gra aphs had revealed no skull frae' turc,
 Although ho is responding rapid ly to treatment" Dr Jennoy OK plainod, "ho is Btill only Semi.o0n. aeIous, IIo can bo reused At timeA but then sinks back Into e eomn, While he is responding fnvombly, there stlll exists tho possibility that a blood vessel may havo been rup- tured, A blood Glot on tho brain could result from thls,
 Dr Jenney snid it wnB infpos- gIblo to determine exactly whefo the blow that caused tho eoneua. sion, landed, Ho thought it prob' ably was on tho Jaw or temple, !,
 About m hour nftor ho had been knocked out, tho injured box or revived sufficiently to mumblo n few words 10 Jack Shnrkey and Johnny Buckley, his eo'managefs Then he lapsed into conn, Last rites were administered by a Catholic priest shortly nfter hil arrival at the hospital,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11

New Haven, February ii - . new threat for the state scholastic championship flashed across the basketball horizon last night when Chick shea's New Britain High school quintet trounced Hillhouse ln tho York Square gym by a 70 to S2 score. Tho Hardware City team displayed . brand of shooting that rivaled anything seen on N local high school court thls season, and by it's victory deserves a place on q par with the vanQuiBhed classical school team and Tommy Monohanb Bristol outfit.
 f.od by Henry rcrony, tall, slens dor lad of Italian extraction, tho New Britain team put on . show or basket popping from outside tho foul stripo that was spectacular at all times. Young Ferony, only n sophomore, scored 2l points for his team, mado up Of nino field goals and threo out Of three cons versions from tho foul llno. Of hls nlne fold goals only ono was made inside tho Hlllhouso 1ono defense, that is, directly under tho basket, His specialtles were shots from various sido court angles und 'ho was guilty of just two misses dur. ing tho ontiro game, ono inside md tho other Just opposite tho foul stripe,
 Whiio Terony was doing hls sem satlonal shooting to koep his team out in front. Coach Chick Shen showed n flno, woll-balanced club Deprived of tho services of It's cup. tain, Bob Mautnor, who went out on personal fouls In tho first half, the visitors refused to 20 to pieces and with Anderson tranSforrinR from guard to center moro than
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
Y SPLASHERS TOP
 TORRINGTON 45.I7

George GelgaudaB central Y mermen won their seventh G0nB0G. utiy0 meet last night in the Y tank defeating TOpringtOn Y, 4b t0 IT,
 The good neWsi
 160 yard reiay--WOn by Water. bury ~. 0eigauda, c. uelgauda, Povilltus and Jonkins). Time, iis3 2-5.
 100 yard breast stroke--Won by MaFinkO (W); second, BablB (W)i third, Amerlk lT). Time iils 4lb.
 70 yard dash Won by Jenkins tW); second, Thorpe (T); third, v, UeigaudA (W). No time given.
 100 yard back str0ke-WOn by Baeknan (W)i second, Thorpe (T); no time glveD,
 100 yard free gtyle-Won by C., delgauda (W); second, Dayton lT)i third, Hurley (W). Time i'of
 Diylng--Won by Tiaherty tw)j second, Iioibling (T)j third, V deigauda (W). Points 7e.1.
 220 yard swim.-WOn by P0yil- itis (W)j second, LaDdi (T). TlHte
 isO yard medlsy race--Won by Waterbury tIiaekDan. Rabls and Jenkins). TIme, 1;i2 2'b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
Brooklyn A. C. to Honor old Timers

Tho Brooklyn Athletic club will hold an "old timers night" at tho club rooms on Saturday evening, February 20, 1888, to celebrate the 44th anniversary of the club. About ono hundred and fifty members of tho good old by.Rone days will be present along with many of tho present members. Among tho old timers will Do Timothy Luddy, Steve O'BrieD, and Patrick cron. m, the hrsts officers Of the club when it was organized on Febru- ary 10, 1889.
 The entertainers for the evening will include two former stars with de0rg0 Whites Scandals. Jim Car. ty Of Berlin and Harry Morrissey of Bridgeport. Dan Parker, former local sports writer and now Of the Daily. Mirror will speak. A supper will be sorved and entertainment will Do given throughout the eve. ming.
 Any ex.msmber who intends to attend will kindly get iD touch with one Of tho committee aB the cons mittee N working hard to make the affair q sueoegs. The committee in charge of tho affair includes Chairman, Matthew B. Dunphy; secretary, Miles j.. Kelly, Mike Mors rlaHey, paBguale V. Cl0ehetti, Ru. doiph Bereier, William strokalait- in, Thomas Conway and Daniel ]. Mahaney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
3 TOURNAMENTS
 STEPPING STONES
 TO NEWPORT PLAY
Bristol and HiIIhouse Leading Connect Contingents - Lyman Hall Drops Off

Nowport, Feb 1i--ff present plans go through thoro will Do ninu tournaments and two play.offs which will act aH stopping atones to tho New England Invitation InterHch plastic basketball tourna- ment at Newport next month.
 The tournamon and play.on are
 Mnasa oh husotts---M. I. T. tourna- ment 10 decide winnor of eastern Massae ehusotta. Proposed tourna. ment nt Springfield to decide tho western Mnssaohusetts champion.
 onnectieut-Stato class A.B cham pionship decided nt tho Yalc tournament In tho arena,
 New Hampshiro--Universlty or Now Hampshire tourney to decide
 Rhode Isiand-proposcd olimina- ton tourney to decide Rhode lS- land champ.
 Vermont-sonior teams play at Burlington. Junior team at Rut' land. Winners Of those two tourna" ments meet for state honorB.
 Mnine--Bntcs tournament for tho southern Mnino teams, Wlh' nerg of tho two tournaments play for state title.
 In western Mosshohuaotts, from Westflold high, with l5 straight wins, St MaryB Of Wostilcld, des feated only by iIolyoke, which hns lost one game apiece 10 both st Mary's and Westnold, will como the western champ,
 In it's second loss Of tho year. Lyman Hall was Houndly trounced by Middletown high and by virtue of this aet.back has fallen eonhid' orbly in tho Connecticut atandins' With Bristol high, tho only unde" fcnted high school tenm in tho Nut: meg state, and Illllhouso high or New Haven still maintaining Us standing Of tho w0ck before. tho Connecticut title appears 10 be Dc" tween thcs two outstanding hveB'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
FIRST ROUND HOOP
 CHAMPS BEGIN 4
 WEEK CAMPAIGN
East Enders Have lmprov. cd Team That May Sur. prise Casey Combine CarringtOns. .Tommies

After thcir unexpected and spec. taeular victory over the Nauga. tuck Emeraldn last woek tho Car. rington Family team will be out after their consecutive victory in the second round of the City league tomorrow afternoon meeting the youthful Thomas club In the first game of twin bill at the Phoe. nix arena at 2;S0 o'clock. In tho feature gamo the Washington Hill, first round champs, will take on tho Sacred Hearts who caused two up- sets in tho first round.
 BrOOklyn A, c. In Bridgeport
 Tho Brooklyn A, c, will bo iido tomorrow in league competition, but tonight will show at Warren Harding high gym against the General Electric Hotpoints in . TO. turn engagement. Earlier In tho season tho boys from across tho brldgo BwRmped tho Park Cityites at tho Phoenix armory,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
ED GEORGE STRIPS
 DE CLANE OF TITLE

Boston, Feb it,--UP)-Ed Don George of Java, x. Y" stripped Henri Deslane of Franee of hll hls claims tO the heavyweight Wrsgt' ling cham pionsbip when nc bat. tered the Frenehman into submiB' fi0n in a 'tItiG' bout At Boston 0ar' den last night
 After each had scored G fall, Deglane WaH forced Co quit whlie tugsiIng for the deciding toss, pgs gaueB Of c disloeated shoulder ile WnB believed t0 have received the injury when ue0Fge, BtriVinK f0r inc third fall unieasbed q series of diving tackles, With one Of his dives no blt Degians with hts head high on the Ghest while the FTenebs man was against the roDas in C corner,
 DegiaDe won the first fall after 17 minutes and 24 seconds or wrestling with q side hip lock, U0Opge took tie second with q series Of flying head tackles 70 one minute b4 seconds. DegIaDB gut nftsP one minute and 4b seconds Of Wre8tIing for the deciding fall,
 The history Of the tItjg' gilltn goes back several years when ous HOnBenbeFg Of Boston won it froni i9d Btranklep Lewis Of Kentucky who had been claimant for C Dums beF 0f years. soBneHberg lost it 70 ueorse, who iB turn had lost it to lJGRiHuH,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
SEYMOUR QUINTET
 PLAYS BOYS CLUB

St Stan's of Seymour, eoDquerors of Andy HtnvBltsky's Bunker Hill Blues, will mako their debut on the Boys' club surface tonight, meeting Jim Mobiles reJuvenat,s s Indies in tho main game of a week- iy double bill Rt \ o'clock, An hour earlier tho Boys' club Cadets Will Dc seen iB action, probably against the Chase Metal Works combine.
 The Saints have C powerful team and will Do led by three Telephone performers Of the Industrial league, namely Beeehnm and tho Bmey brothers. Their other two regulars will be Urban and p0powski. The Clubbers will take tine floor with iI0wie Kraft and Hennie Caring. ton at forward, Jack Keefe at cen. ter and Eddie Beiimay and Harry Kelly in tho back courts, Ray Par. ads will referee tho main tit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
Y YHANDBALLERSIN
 STATE RIVALRY

Tine state championship ln singles and doubles handball VIII be contested at the New Haven YMCA this afternoon The cons petition will Dc by elimination play and haDdbaIi stars from all parts of tho state will compete.
 The Warner I,r0thers of Morl- den, state doubles champions TOT tho past eight years and runners. ID fin tho national tourney lhBt year, will defend their tito and are naturally favored Co win. How. ever, tbs local combination Of Miko stone and Byrne, arc figured W give them G real battle as are Dresssi and Hawkins of Now Brit' ain, atiIi another formidable cons blnatj0n is the Waterbury doubles team of Matt HaiIoway and Irving Howard which won every. mateh played in the state YMcA touf' ney. - |. u.. singles champion to defend hons ors. I,essler or Palasz0 Of Bridge: port, Howard Of Waterbury ana Dresgej of New DrltaIn arc ex' pseted to give tbe defending ebam' Dion A stern tussle,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
Local K. of L.
 Teams in Hartf'd

The Waterbury Knights of LIth. uenia speedboys and tho x. Of L.. Lassies will Journey tonight to Hartford Co meet tho x. Of l.. boys and girls basketball teams Of that city in n Connecticut Lithuanian Catholic Basketball league tuBsl0. This is the first league game for both cities, the league being iD It's infancy,
 Th Waterbury x. Of L Bpeed- boys md the Hartford Knights haven't lost G league game Co date, making tOsDlgbtg meeting Of great moment Co both AggregD lions. The Park City Knights arc favored Co win, having tho "iBdiHn Sign" on tho local lodge as proved by the close wins of several yearE com. petition.
 The Waterbury L.AssieB hope 10 give tbG Hartford Girls C BtiR bats tin, although tho latter have on ens yiabIe reputation, having defeated the Aetna Girls several years ago for the city championship and also always taking tho local girls Into camp by R comfortable mars gin iB previous yODrH,
 Both squads will leave the Knights of LitbuaDIG, lodge for Hartford at ( D, n, sharp,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
Crosby Squad Lruades Borough Face Sacred Hearts
"ERNIEl ERNIEy"
 BUT NO RESPOND

New York, Feb ff--(Up)-- Jack Sharley, world heavy- weiwht champion, was bending over tho limp form Of Q dcfeat- cd fighter stretched uue on a rubbing table Co ono Of Madison eaunro Gardens dressing rooms.
 "Ifrnlel lcrnlei" shouted the champion. "Cant you hear me, Ernic? It's Jack,"
 Tho room was damned with newspapermon and light follow. CTS, Policemen were shouting. ''gtand backi stand back tlscrei"
 ShMracy, in shirt and suspend CTS - precipitation streaming down hts fmco and traces of tears in his eyes, turned 70 whllc.swcntrrcd chubby Johnny Buckley.
 "Thls Is awful Johnny."
 "Ycs,w nnld Buckley, holding n chunk of icc under Ernie achnaf's neck. "And they're boo. ing out there. It's tho same olsI stOryt a boy loses an important fight and they think llc Iaid down. But if ho dies, they hg' urc it's on thc up.and.up."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
Lawyer Wants $2,SOO
 of Cameras Purse

Camden, N. J,, Fob ft--tUpl Adrian nonelly, an attorney, wants ea,BOO Of tho estimated eff,O0O which Primo CnrnePa expected to receive for kn0ckinR out Ernie schaAf nt New York last night.
 Tho shcrlR Of New York coun. " nlcd an nttachmcmt egainss Uarnera's pursc on behalf 0t Bonclly, who claims recunlpcnsc for legal services nliegcdly given tho huge Italian in June, toyl, Camera was threatened with deportation proceedings at thae time.
 Bonclly's attachment was based on . judgment of e9,SOO obtained ln . Philadelphia court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
TAFT SEXTET WINS

Taft eOurtsterB Of Watert0wn will show at HOxbury prep gym iD Cheshire Wednesday against Alden Whites ROxbury quintet in what promises to be humdinger Of q game, Both teams are evenly matched although tho tOwners fee- ord is more impressive than the preDpeFs. A week from tonight R0xbufy will engage the Yale Freshmen at Cheshire while Tebs Fuary 22 they will invade New York for their annual tussIe with the Columbia Freshmen,
 The ROxbury faculty, headed by Captain MerwIn Grove, will play the L00mis faculty this afternoon iH their yearly meeting iH Windsor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
 PROVIDENCE SIX AT TARENASUNDAY

New Haven, Feb. il--in n des- perate attempt to uncover a Wln' ninE combination, Mnnagor Eddie poWera did B0mo tall shaking up of tho lines, both offensive and de' fepsiVe during tho past week 50 that when tho Eagles take to tho ice at tho Now Haven Aronn to' morrow night against the Pr0vi.. denee Reds, he will show tho local aggregation at It's greptest power.
 There has been much cause Tor tho reorganization of tho squad since their reeent string of henrt. breaking one point aetbaets. Doth lines, offensive and defensive have been shifted and it ie expected there will Do plenty Of hitherto uh' deFeeyered power In tho Birds,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11

Tho Naugatuok Y Killers invaded Barnard gym last night and were soundiy tr0unGed by the putsle Friars, b6 to 36. Marty Egan and "Soup" Despins wero the winners high scorers, noting 1s and j4 points, respectively,
 Chase Girls Beaten
 The Chase 0irIs invaded Hartford last night and VITO setback by the Burnside MaIdens, 2b tO II, Miss Helen Bell scored nine points for tho winners, Chris Calvin scored four Of tho locals ii taliies,
 Bunker IIiiI T'riuinphs
 Led by Andy Btavnitsky, Bus JilIs0n and Eddie Stevens tho Buns ker Hill Blues. trouneed thd East Haven Congregational church team last night in East Haven, B3 to 20,
 SpcedbOys, UtODiaDs Win
 With n half minute Co play Frank O'DOnneil sunk a long shot which gave tho Rpeedboys q el Co 90 victory over the Hlgmas in ths Y Intereiub League last night. h the other game tho UtopianS trouneed the Cardinals. 40 10 20. Roy Dubuque featuring with is points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
ETAA BETTAS SUGGEST CITY JUNIOR TOURNEY
 TO SETTLE WRANGLE

Sporting Ieditorss The ifttG Bet tas would ilke tO question tho right of the central Y Juniors, North End Y Juniors, Boys club Cadets and tho Reym0nd iIiilies who hre claimants 10 tho city junior bnss ketbaii title. Tho EttaH have been beaten but once this year in h game at tho North End Y played under old rules. They defeated tho cen' trai Y Juniors. 90 10 2t, who seem Go have the strongest Gialm Co thls title, according Co Thursdays p1- per. l would suggest q city Junior tournament like last year in order to settle tho matter. Sincerely in sports,
 CHARLES MOORE,
 Mgr, iGtth Bettaa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
as17lafHaA@a'A NATIONAL GUARD IN ACTION TODAY

The feature game on the weekly Raturday afternoon triple hender nt the state armory in tho Connect. jeut National Guards league VIII bring together thiH afternoon Com pnny E and Company ~ t6hmhh, iaRgue leaders. This contest VII get underway at 4iib o'clock with Jimmy Kelly t00tlng tho whlatle' Al 2 o'clock the Medical Detaohment will square off with Company. F while lD tho opener at iiSb o'clock tho End Battalion iIendgunrters quintet will engage tho iIowitSer GiatanaAU