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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
FEATURES INCLUDED
ON DOG RACE CARD

The fourth dog racing program
will be held tonight by the Capital
City Kennel Club at 1900 Bluff road
and the usual six events will be
offered, including two features, one
in which monkeys serve as jockeys
and the other hurdle race for
the galloping greyhounds.
A crowd estimated at about 1900
turned out for the Monday pro-
gram. Regular post time for the
first race is SIS. The greyhound
meet will close Wednesday night.
The dogs have been displaying fast
time in chasing the mechanical
rabbit lure" and the monkey
Jockeys" always are well received.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
Vines Whips
British Rival

By United Press
WIMBLEDON, England, June q.
Ellsworth Vines, defending cham
pion, reached the third round of the
all-England tennis tourney today by
winning over T. A. England of
Great Britain, 6-1, 4-6, Us, 6-1.
Vines slipped in the second set
and injured his ankle. Trailing,
5 to in the third set, he unleashed
some cannon ball shots to win.
Lester Stoefen, California, also
advanced with a fiercely-fought 81,
2-6, 81, 10, 60 victory over Ryo-
suka Nunoi, Japanese Davis cup
player.
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody won
second round match over Mrs. E.
Macready Of England, 60, 60. They
had drawn byes in the first round.
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Reynolds Heads
Friday Mat Bill

A pair of wo-falls-out-of-th three
tussles will headline Fridays wres-
ting program at South Meridian
arena.
Jack Reynolds, recognized as
welterweight champion for the last
fourteen years by the N. w. A., will
return to local action, opposing Jack
Adams in the main event.
Cyclone Burns and Steve Nenof.
v1ctors in last Fridays double wind
up. will tangle in the other feature.
Two other bouts are being arranged
by promoter Jimmie McLemore.
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Indian Runner
Takes Feature
BIZ Tim cs Snccinl

By Times Special
CHICAGO, June ga brilliant
stretch drive gave Indian Runner,
D. A. Woods 4-year-old star, VIC
tory in the $500 Inaugural handi-
cap, feature event on the opening
day card at Arlington track Mon
day.
A crowd of $4,000 witnessed the
race, in which twenty fleet thor
oughbreds competed. Gallant Sir,
favorite, was scratched late when
his owners decided not to risk in
jury in the big field. Head Play,
3-year-old star, also was scratched.
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Fiue |. u. Track
Stars in A. A. u.
BIZ Times Snecinl

Do IWtS NptCtuE
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June ~
Five members Of Indiana univer-
sitys brilliant track squad will seek
national A. A U. laurels at Chicago
next Saturday.
They are Charles Hornbostel, who
shattered the worlds half-mile rec
ord two weeks ago; Ivan Fuqua, Big
Ten record holder in the $40 and
220-yard dashes; Cliff Watson, stel-
lar two-miler, and Yves Busbee and
Noble Biddinger, weight men.
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Semi Pro and Amateur Notes

laws practice Wednesday. the session will
be held at the same time Thursday.
Monte Carlos outslugged Lebanon Mer-
chants to win a 16-to-11 decision Sunday.
Cubs will play at Fortville Sunday. Monte
Carlos have lost only one. game this sea;
son. Carlos have Aug. 81, Sept. 10, and
later dates open and would like to book
strong state clubs. Write Martin Moore,
1900 Northwestern avenue.
Oak Hill Flashes defeated Plainheld
Merchants Sunday at Plainfeld, to 4.
behind the brilliant pitching of Pete
Rhodes, who struck out twelve batsmen.
Rhodes was given fine support in the field.
Flashes will practice Tuesday and Thurs
day at p. M and will play at Stilesville
Sunday. All players report at Manager
W. E. McCorkhills grocery at noon Sun
day.
Eastern All-Stars face busy week lend.
They play at Pendleton Saturday, at Ad-
vance on Sunday, and a doublehea der
with the Blues at Bridgeport on Tuesday.
All-Stars have lost only one game in four
teen starts and want games with strong
clubs. Write Bob Ricketts, 1926 East
TWenty-f1fth street. or call Riley $685.
Mars Hill nine split a double header
Sunday and in defeating Brownsburg at
Mars Hill Arthur Brehob pitched a no.
NIT, no-run game, lacking up to 0
victory The Mars club lost TO the Bull
dogs, to 3, in the other game.
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Leads
Kautsky Nine

Pounding out f1fty-fve hits in
their last four games the Indian
apolis Kautsky A. C's, member of
the Indiana Ohio League, boosted
their team batting average to 1871.
Joe Kelly, stellar first sacker, leads
the locals with a healthy mark of
.391. Booz is second with 1856.
The Indiana Ohio League is made
up of fast semi-pro clubs and COM
petition is keen this season and a
hot race is under way. Kautsky in
dividual averages follow:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
LAFAYETTE GIRL IN
WESTERN GOLF PLAY
BuTnfted Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, June 27.-Match play
opened today in the Women's
Western open golf championship.
June Beebe, 19-year-old Chicago
girl and medalist who shot 39-40-
70 in the qualifying round, met Mrs.
Lee Mida, Chicago, in the first
round. Miss Beebe's qualifying score
was the lowest in western open
history.
Miss Jane WELLER, Chicago, de-
Tending champion, opposed Mrs.
John w. Taylor, Evanston, ILL.,, and
Miss Alice Belle English of West
Lafayette, Ind, who had SO Mon
day, faces Miss Jean Armstrong,
Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
ALLEN GETS SUSPENSION
Yankee Pitcher Benched Five DAYS
for Pushing Jumps.
2p Times Special

DETROIT, Mich, June 81. =
Johnny Allen, New York Yankees
pitcher, was suspended for five
days Monday by William Harridge
American League president, for
shouldering George Hildebrand in
the fifth inning of Sundays game
at Detroit.
Allen was angered at decision
by Hildebrand on a close play and
might have struck him if Lou
Gehrig had not interfered.
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Good Big Man Camera Picked to Knock Out
Good Little Man Sharkey in Title Struggle

half inch, is admitted by the experts
to be the best of the giants, even
better than Jess Willard was at
Havana in 1915.
The Italian will have about fifty
eight pounds advantage over the
204-pound Sharkey. He will loom
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
COLLEGE STARS SURVIVE
Eight Seeded Players in National
Tennis Meet Advance.
BIZ [ Hited Press
HAUTDEOnT

HAVERFORD, Pa, June 81
With all eight seeded players re-
naming in the tourney, third round
matches and the remaining second
round contests we're slated to be
completed today in the forty ninth
national intercollegiate tennis
championships.
Jack Tidban of U. c. L. A., seeded
No. /, will start play today. The
other seven seeded sta,s played
Monday, until rain halted the tour
ney after the field of niEety-seven
had been cut to f1tty-two.
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was especially talented in breaking
up the plays of the opposition and
obtaining possession of the ball.
Funeral services will oe held at
Holy Trinity Catholic church
Wednesday at a. m. Burial will
be in st. Josephs cemetery. Smer-
del was 26 years old. He was among
a group of picnickers when the fatal
accident happened and was pas
senger in a car that turned over
west of the city.
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DdSkeGDdll Teams.
Noted throughout
the city as a
smashing grid
tackle, Smerdel
helped the A. C.s
to three consecu-
tive local cham
pionships.
In basketball,
Frank play e d
back guard and
always was a tow
er of strength for
the Trinity net
tiers, a team that
met all corners in
the strong indie
nendent ranks He
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
NINE AMERICANS ENTER

by IWtS NptctuI
TORONTO, Ontario, June 81
Led by DR.. o. F. Willing of Port
land, former Walker cup player, and
Frank Dolp, also of Portland, Ore,
nine Americans will compete in the
Canadian amateur golf tournament
starting here July TO- Gordon Tay-
Tor of Montreal is defending cham
pion. "
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Popular Athlete
Lost to Trinities

The west side lost a popular all
around athlete when Frank Cow
boy) Smerdel lost his life in an
auto accident Sunday. He was an
outstanding performer with the
Holy Trinity A. c. football and
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Tribe Regulars at Bat
SOFT BALL NOTES

School No. % will meet Granada theater
nine at 1850 South Meridian street Tues
day at $50 .. m. in a contest which will
determine undisputed leadership of the
] ei1ure Hour Soft Ball League. Hogue and
j. Bova will form the battery for the
school team. whose only loss OF the season
was an early season game 10 the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27

about half a foot above the cham
pion and outreach him by five and
a half inches. He is much stronger
and is five years younger than Shar-
key, who will pe 81 in October. These
advantages can not be laughed off.
The 7-to-5 odds favoring the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
EARL PLUTO is WINNER
Captures 2:15 Trot, Feature of Tip
ton Fair Racing.
By Times Special


Upton, Ind, Junue 27-Three
races we're on the Upton county
fair program Monday, with Earl
Pluto winning the feature event, the
ais trot. His best time was all.
Twinkling Sailor won the 2:19
pace and Tony Mack the 2:25 pace.
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Runs batted in-Wanninger. White.
logan ~, Slgafoos. Lee ~, Erickson
Bedore ~. Chapman, Layne. Norman.
T 1I hits--Rosen. sigafoos Riddle.
Norman ~. Nachand Three-bsse hif.
Logan. Double plays anninger 10 Oil
wares to Van Camp: Olivares TO wan
ringer to Van Camp ~: White to Siga-
on ases-Indianapols. g: Louisville a
Base on ballsZOf Jonnard. 1; off Bass. 4;
&C Logan, /. Struck out-Bv Logan &: hv
Bass. l. .~Hits-Of Jonnard. 3 in in
nlngs and batters in third: of Bass 10
IN 3 innings. Wild pitch-Bass Losing
Mclaughlin. Time-2:62
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BY HARRY L. PERCY
United Press staff Correspondent

SOUTHPORT, England, June 81
Great Britain today regained the
Ryder cup, symbolic of professional
golf1ng supremacy in the United
States and England.
This was the rubber" match in
the series played biennially. Each
nation had twice won the cup, and
in every case the host nation was
the winner. America won at Scioto
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
Century Mark Threatened

a NEW WORLDS record IN The lOO-
L n yard dash may be turned in
Saturday when Jimmy Owens,
Cleveland high school boy. shown
here, tangles with Ralph Metcalfe,
Marquette flier. Saturday at Chi
cago. Both Negroes equalled the "a
mark two weeks ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
POLO SERIES PLANNED



CHICAGO, June 81. - A polo
series bringing stars of the east
against outstanding players of the
west will be played here in August.
The games will be the first time
that misrepresentation teams of
both sections of the country have
met.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
DIAMOND TOURNEY SET
By Times Speciai

PITTSBURGH, June 27.-The
Glass A tournament of the Nation
al Amateur Baseball Federation will
be held here in September, the fed
Grafton announced today. Dates
will be selected later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
KLLINGER A COACH

Glenn Killinger, former all-Amer-
lean grid star at Penn State. has
been made director of athletics at
Moravian college and Theological
Seminary, Bethlehem, Pa.
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SC0TTEN VS.. GRANITE
Local Feather Will Battle Texas
Boxer in Evansville.

Scotty Scotch, Indianapolis ag-
gressive featherweight, will battle
the Thanksgiving Kid Granite of
Texas in a ten-round main go at
Bosse stadium, Evansville, Wednes-
day night. Scotch was reported in
fine shape for the clash today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27
THREE SEEK TITLE TILT
Jack Dempsey Anxious to Sign
Canzoneri and Ross.

By Times Special
CHICAGO, June 27-Three pro-
motors are seeking the Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri lightweight cham
plonship battle which is expected to
take place next September.
Jack Dempsey, who promoted the
recent Max Baer-Max Schmeling
tussle, is the latest to enter the
field and would like to take the
event to New York. Tim Mara of
New York and Chicago stadium are
others seeking the bout. Ross out
pointed Canzoneri in ten rounds to
win the title last Friday.
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Monday Fight Results

AT WEST SPRINGFIELD Mass
frankie Carlton, 141, Jersey CITY. out
pointed Victor Lotti. l39 Marlboro fi0i ;
Tiger Henderson. 1871 Hartford Conn
outpointed Jack Van Noy. 2Oe. Los Angeles.
81.
AT MIAMI, Fls.-Bucky Burton. i2s
Clinton. Ind, decisioned RAY Schneider
Jacksonville. l2T. in 10 rounds.
AT PTTTSBURGH-Eddi Zivic. f3o
Pittsburgh. scored a technical knockout
over Battling Gizzy, 1874, Pittsburgh. In
Inc NTH round.
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Stadium Action Monday
INDIANAPOLIS

Totals .........37 3 Il "a Il o
Adair batted for Wanninger in ninth.
thompson batted for Bass in the ninth.
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Glenn's Valley defeated Nashville Sun
day 10 to T. The Valley club would Ike
snv other strong team for july and l.
Write ROY Sutton. r. r. 2. Greenwood.
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Hilton q. Brown Juniors VIII practice
"wednesday at $50 at Washington high
school diamond This will be the final
drill before the American Legion tourna-
ment opens SATURDAY.. All PLAYERS are
urged TO attend and PLAYERS who have
not turned In their papers should have
them at the practice. Following PLAYERS
notice: Greelv. Yovanoyich Blsiseden.
fDlckerson. Roberts Miller. II weather de-
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Cloverdale Crews after winning nine
straight games. lost a hard-fought battle
with Bedford Merchants to s. ThF rec
The rsme Reb Russell hit a homer for
the losers. Next SUNDAY. Hendrix Brothers
nine of BLOOMINGTON PLAYS at CloVeroale.
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INDIANAPOLIS Automotve Maintenance
Association won from Castleton Merchants
Sunday. 10 to 8. I. A. M. As would IKE ne
Nfickleyville diamond. Call Lincoln 1924,
or write Endsley. l4oS South Whitcomo
street
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"A defeated Battery Club of Frank
lin - to s. A road game is wanted Tor
imIv Write A Simon. 927 South Me-
ridtan street. or call DreXel COSY.
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Lawrence Merchants dropped to 2
game at Kokomo sunday, Lawrence IS
Without a game for SUNDAY; Que 10 a
would like to book a fast state club for
a road tilt. GreencaStle. Anderson 10 Hope .,pe
are omen. Write Harold Ransopher,
Lawrence Ind. or call Harry Smith at
Lawrence.
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Beech Grove Reds were rained out OF
sundays scheduled game with Martins
Vile Reds invade Bargersvllle SUNDAY.
but have July 4 open. Can Beesn GROVE GROVE
saw or write N. E. TerhYne. 90 south
Eleventh avenue. Beech Grove
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27

Canadian wildcats would like to book
a game for Sunday and for July 1. with
strong state teams. Write William West
moreland ga Fayette street.
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Barsersville Merchants defeated Seymour
Cubs. 9 TO 0. Merchants will play BeecE
Grove Reds next Sunday at BarGerSville.
road game is wanted for July l. Write
Eddie Verbryck, BargerSVllle.
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west Side Chevrolets thumped Milton;
is TO IL at Milton Sunday. Bowman and
PRYOR led the Chevies attack on three
hurlers with three. hits each. Rearick
went the route for the winners. Next sun
dsv Chevies meet Greentown Merchants
and on july 4, plav at Wabash. July l6
is open State mines write William Rider.
Reliefontaine street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-27

Lux Laundry retained first place in the
co.0nerstive League by humping River;
side olympies, Is to c McGrack 9aes anS
day at GARFIELD 8, Lux. will play Little q
Sons in q double header.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-11
INSILCOS TAKE
 BASEBALL CROWN |. IN SILVER CITY
Special to The Democrat )

Meriden, Sept Il -- Mike Gun. nlnsham's Insllocs captured the Meriden City Industrial titlo hero Saturday defeating tho Now De. parture nlne of Bristol, strength ened by the addition of four savitt Gems players, ? to l, in m inter- osting game. deciding In the ninth when Bob Walsh rapped out a two base hit breaking Q i.l deadlock.
 Winning Hit
 In that frame Lundervllle open. cd with q single to center and was advanced to second on beautiful bunt by outholdcr Earl Solensso, Walsh then came through with the winning hit. Jimmy CrIehton youthful Waterbury shortstop, turned In several nlce stops for the winners while Paul Doran. another Brasa City protege, connected for two hits. Jack Mahanoy. catch and Johnny DeVito. left fielder. two other Waterbury recruits, played exceptionally well for the winners,
 Manager cunningham Is dicker. Ing for n series with tho St Stan's of Mer.den. the Arst gamo of which will be played some time this week,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-11
ROSS, CANZONERI, SHARKEY, Y,LEVINSKY
 MEET THIS WEEK

Now York. Sept li-(UP)- Two top-notch bouts headline tho nl- tional boxing program thls week. Young Barney Ross of Chicago de- fends his lightweight titlo against Tony CanZonerl at Now York, and Sharkey tangies with King Levin sky at Chicago.
 Jack Sharkey returns to tho ring at Comiskey park Chicago Friday night for tho first time sinsc losing his world heavyweight titlo to prl- mo Carnera. He will bo q heavy fa- vorite over King Levensky in their scheduled to.rounder.
 Here's the weeks boxing sched- ulo: ...
 Tonight-Pittsburg-Mos Butch Pittsburg feather, VI Antoi koBcis, Hungary, (i0); lndianapolis-- Ctoeey seotten, Indianapolis, VI Jimmie Buckler. Louisville feather (iO; New York--Ruby 0oldstein, New York welter, vs Herman Per- lick, Kalamazoo (S); Jersey City Johnny Brennan, Trenton, vs Allie Trentino, Jersey City, Q0).
 For the Grown
 Tuesday New York--BRrney Ross, Chicago, vs Tony Canzoneri, New York ll5)--for Ross world lightweight title; Los Angeles Earl Whitehead, Los Angeles, ys Frank Rowsey. Los Angeles i0).
 Thursday-Paterson, ~. J.--Ed. die Kid Moore, Bridgeport, Conn, vs Nieky Williams, Paterson mid- dleweight d0).
 yriday-chieago-Jaek sharkey, xa t ,i. pis Chicago, (i0); Hollywood, Caiif.,- George Manly, Denver light heavy, vs Wesley Ketehell, Astoria, Cal,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-11
Giants Protect Ledd AS Cubs Crash h As
HOLY NAME RULES GROUP MEETS FOR
 SEASONALPLANS
Martin E. Bowes Heads Committee Eighteen Teams to Start Wood
 working September l9 at St Joseph Alleys

Martin Fosdick, Bswes, chair man of the newly appointed rules committee of the Holy Name bowl ing league has called meeting ot his aides for 7;se o'clock this evening. at which time the ways and means of conducting the IS team circuit this season at st Jo- seph's alleys will be discussed at length. AT Schwartz, Anthony zubris, Jimmy Barber and Bobby Hamel comprise the other mem- bers of the committee, which will announce further plans con- corning the opening of the league season on Tuesday, September 10 at 7:30 and 9:i5 'p. m.
 Large List
 Here are the members of tho league to date: st Joseph's, St Patrick's. Mt Carmel, st Francis Xavier, Lady of Lourdes, St Anne, St Cecilia's Immaculate Concop- ton, Blessed Sacrament, St Mar. garet's, St John of the Cross, Mid- dlebury. St stanisleus. St Hedwig's, Union City, St Mary Magdaiene, oakvllle and st, Mary's of Union City.
 Rev Michael Lynch, pastor of Our Lady of Mt Carmel parish is president of tho league this sea- son. Tho bowlers will operate on q split season basis, with many beautiful prizes, including cash as strong incentive for their best ef- forts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-11

ged out Rose. Briotti tossed out Reardon. Schofleld tossed out Barr.
 One, Two, Three
 oilers Tenth-Blinn out swing ing. Mueller popped to Rose. Scho- field grounded out to Munroc.
 Chalmers Eleventh - Schofeld threw out sisko. Schofeld erred on Munroe's grounder. Wash popped to Greatorex. Greatorex threw out Cookery.
 Oilers Eleventh-Kielty out to Rose. Greatorex made three bases on his line drive which Sisko drop ped. Briotti out swinging. Boroway popped to Munroe.
 Chalmers Twelfth-Jensen dou- bled to right. Jensen held second as Boroway bagged Hart's fly. Rose hit to Mueller who ran down Jensen mailing him as Rose took second. Rose stole third. Reardon popped to Greatorex.
 Oilers Twelfth McDonnell poped to Sisko. Slattery pepper to Hart. Blinn out swinging.
 Chalmers Thirteenth - Mueller threw out Barr. Sisko singled to center. Munroe popped to Scho- field. Greatorex threw out Wash.
 Oilers Thirteenth--Mueller was safe on Hart's error. Schofield sac- rifced. Kielty singled to, left scor- ing Mueller with the winning run.
 Gems Here Tomorrow
 Tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock the Savitt Gems of Hart ford, featuring Bill Morreli, sensa- tional college pitcher who held the Boston Red Sox to seven hits, will play the Oilers in another benefit game for the drive. The Oilers will leave Thursday for Pittsburg. They are scheduled to play Saturday in their opening game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-11
Booth Is Placed
 on Yale Staff

New Haven Conn., Sept 1i-- (UP)-Members of the football squad on which Coach Reggie Root will rely for c winning Yale foot. ball team in his first year as head coach, are expected to begin drift ing into Now Haven in tho next day or so. The first drill will be held Friday after tho squad spends Thursday in receiving equipment and meeting with the coaches.
 Root had called 1oo candidates. of which IS are veterans from last season.
 Booth Back
 The freshmen will not begin their practice season until Sept. ?5. tho day college feopens, al. though they have hard seven. game schedule to play. Able Booth. former Yale baekfeld star, will be an assistant freshman coach this year under Dr. Marvin Stevens. Ho will coach the back field, replacing Bob Hall, who has given up coaching to devote all his time to tho practice of law.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-11
WOMEN GOLF PLAY
 AT MATTATUCK; DERWIN COPS TITLE

Women members of the Matta. tuck Country Club will begin quail flying play this week for tho club championship play which Is sched. uled for Wednesday of this week. when match play will begin with the finals scheduled for Saturday,
 John J. Dorwin, a contender for the mems championship for sever- al years achieved q iife's ambition Saturday when he won tho le33 crown at tho Mattatuck with a 6 and win over Ralph Dabe m tho 90 holo final round. Derwin's chipping and unclnny putting al- lowed him to win fhandily after Dubo had squared four hole lead in tho morning.
 Series All Even
 man team from the Mattatuck from tho Plymouth Meadow. club, which evened the golf series, be- which was played and lost by tho weeks ago. 4 strong wind kept tho ception of those of, Nelson VII. Hams. Windsor pro and Albert La butts. who cardod 74 and 77 re- spectivcly. A third match between tho teams will be played october first. Steward Mert Connor pre- pared an excellent luncheon for the visitors who were in charge of Alfred F. Meyerhans, chairman of the Mattatuck Tournamkcnt com mittee.