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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Razzes From Sharkey
 Roses From Dempsey

Two llttlo incidents, nothing. to get excited about, happened within the past two days concerning that well known pair of Jacks, Dempsey and Shnrkcy that might explain why the Llth is one of the most unpopular champions over to be handed tho heavyweight title and the old Manassa Maulor still has that 1t" which may draw an- other million through the gate. should the Baer.Schmellng go go on as scheduled. On Tuesday of thls week, Sharkoy, while posing for flock of photographers lot loose n verbal blast at Schmellng and Dempsey that was Just about what might be expected from Sharkcy Dempsey, said Sharkcy, or words to that effect ''ls a bum" And SO is Schmeling. Yesterday. Mr and Mrs Jack Sharkoy snllcd for Bermudn. When they reached their statesrOOm thoro was a hugo basket of rOsGs---from Jack Domp- scy. Imagine sharkey's cmbnr- rnbamont!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
WATERTOWN ASKS
 FOR JUNE DATE
Riding and Hunt Club Seek 24th for Outdoor Show

New York, Jan b--Ncarly a hun dred delegates, representing ex- hlbitions in ail parts of the United states and Canada, were present at the annual meeting of the AAso- 1iaiion of American Horse Shows, held yesterday fin the Hotel Bilt- more. officers were elected, changes in the rules made and dates claimed for 1888. President Alfred n. Maclay presided at the bus- iness session and later was host to she delegates and guests at the annual luncheon.
 Dates for the season Of 1883 were claimed by G largo number Of organizations. indicating that few of the important exhibitions arc to be abandoned. Many other dates will be claimed later, ns soon hs tho various show-giVinB clubs are able to complete their plans.
 The Watertown Riding and Hunt club claimed June 24 for their out door show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
TANKS DROP BURKE

New York, January 6 n (UP) - The New York Yankees have released internationally Coach Sunset" Jim Burke. who .has been an assistant and close friend fe Manager Joe Mccarthy ever since Joe came up from the mino'
 His departure leaves two coaches, Art Fletcher and Cy Per. kiDs. The ,Yanks squad VIII conn prise il pitchers, three catchers nine infieIders and seven outfield' CTS Pitchers and catcberg will TO. port on March 1, and the rest 0i the squad on March z.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Bat Not Batty

In relation Co the signing of Kid KRpINn and the Cocoa Kid for New Haven next week you might bc interested tO know that Bat BattaIInO was the original shot at tho brown hoy managed by ScnntOr Harry Durant. However. all Bat- taIinO wanted was S5.OOO for his next bout whether he is matched with Cocoa. Sharkcy O'IsOurItc or tho King of Slam. IIc explains it this way: w know I'm on the way out. don't need the money, s0 if yOu want some action it's got tO bc for real mOncy--ilvc grand or better. I'm not going tO wind up behind the eight hall. if l can help it." Pretty good rcn- s0nJng for c boxer that's given and taken iikc Hat has, Isn't it? If fighters dld not need the money, there would he less l-waiklng. They fight tO get it, and then someone must fight them Co stop them from going through it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Poreda Takes The Floor

stanley POredn, who will try O belt Ernie Scl,aaf out of the heavyweight tit!e picture to. morrow night nt the Garden, seems to bc taking n lcaf from tho book Jack Sharkcy left bc. hind when llc sailed for Ser. ntuda last night. ln m "lntcr. view" at Joe Jcancttc's gym ln J0lscy, rOrcda very InOdcstly ranks himself best of the cur. rent crop of hcavlcs. with Sharkcy and Schincllng c0nsid- cred by him aH hardly worthy of wearing the royal purple of champions. SchincIIng's a ta- lGOkR wllOm hc made a bum Ont of" in training for the Walker fight and Sharkcy is q sucker for . guy whO will tease hiin, says lilly Rcppcnhagcn's young upstart who is surely punching his way to Q title shot against the winner of Schncl. ing.Isaer, If sharkcy can't bc cOaxcd in three. I'Orcda hhs been talking pretty loud and effectively with his fists up tO now, hut like many another pug, his success seems Co bc going to his mouth as well ns his head.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
WILEY OUTLAWS
 HARDING TO WIN
 THIRD TILT 29-22
Jacavino and Sweeney's Stellar Defensive Exhi. bitiOn Stands Out Play Naugatuck Satur. day

Although consistently losing the tap, Wilby's speedy, Bcrnppy and undofoated quintet averaged two defeats at the hands of Warren Harding last year by taking 20 to 22 verdict from the Presidents last night before several hundred fans at Wllby gym, their second consecutive Naugntuck Valley league triumph.
 Oene Sweeney and Frod Jacavino displayed plenty of defensive power time and time again taking the tap right out of the Preside nt'H forwards hands. This duo held the high scoring Bobby Lynch and Pnulle Hassofsky to three field goals, the former netting all three.
 Take Early Lead
 The Bridgeporters failed to score field goal until two minutes bee fore the first half ended when Captain Sal Cagginello conversed q on n long shot. The first quarter found the Green and White on tho long end of 12-l count and at the halfway mark the Park City shooters trailed, 18 to 8.
 Wilby should have run lip e much larger score. but 1ke Block and "Spuds" Spadoln time and time again missed easy set and sucker shots. Captain Jimmy Crlchton led the offensive of the locals with flve double deekers.
 Tho box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
TOMMIES, CHASE
 IN PRACTICE TILT
City and Dusty Leaguers in Exhibition Tonight at BOys's Club

A victory over tho Washington Hills Sunday afternoon will tic tho Thomns club for tho first plnco In tho City Amateur league, so in nil effort to be in up-top condition for the fray. Manager Frank Conroy will send his cohorts against the Chnso contingent tonight in q practice sossI0n at the Boys ciub gym and against Vic Hadzevich' a St Peter quintet in Torrington Sat- urdny evening.
 Ali members of the Tommles arc requested to be on hand at o'clock tonight for the scrimmago with tho Dusty league leaders. 4 return gamc will Do played with the New City combine nt tho cen- lrnl Y Janunry 19 at which time n gala program Of basketball. onter- tainmont and dancing will bc pre- scntod.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05


 To-night at g o'clock Matt Hol- loway's handball team will play hosts to New Haven. Neither team has been defeated as yet in the state Y league. The locals will ce- pend on Greg Lynch, Miko Wall, Bill Maisto, Min Cappolo. Bill Jackson, Irving Howard and Matt
 Court Action
 Tomorrow night, two inter-club basketball games will bo played at and 9 o'clock. respectively. Tn the first tilt tho Bona Doms wl.l play the Utopians while in the main attraction tho Shoppers will play the speedboys, defending cham pions.
 The speodboys and Shoppers are leading the interclub circuit to dato with six victories apiece In as many endcavors. The first round IA rapidly drawing to 0 close and to- morrow's game will have m im- portnnt bearing in determining tho first half champions.
 Heal Rivals
 The Shoppers will depend on Charley Lewis, "Zockeye" McCors mack, Steve B0roway. Marty Mo. riarty and Jack Johnson while the Spcedboys will rost their hopes on the shoulders of Sonny Cornell, Earl Lallier, Frank ,O'Donncll. Cliff Waugh, Ernie Desmarais. Biii Lece, Bill 0ibson and Earl Lewis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05

Both Coan and McKnlff are fin- fahlnR their i've year engineering course in tho university but are ifl- eIiHlble to represent the Red and Blue. each having had his three years of varsity competition. Dean, who finished seventh in the 5000 meters run in the Olympic games will graduate next month.
 Prospects
 Thomas r. o'Neill, q junior. and H. !. Perry, . sophomore, arc the outntanding distance runner among the squad that is expected to report next Monday for the first day of formal practice. Neither can be ciaaeed with those lost. There fg a possibility that Leslie Schaefcr, nominaily q half miller. will be shifted to the mile, in an effort to Kve the indoor team better balance.
 Thirteen lettermen from last years team arc available for this seasons team. Four of the best quarter mifers in eastern circles. who formed q record breaking milo relay team as freshmen, should give Pennsylvania another great relay team.
 Good Stun
 The quartet is led by Bill Carr, worlds champion at 400 meters, and includes James A. Healey, who shares tho captaincy of the team with Carr: John K. Edwards. and Howard M. Jones. Edwards was a substitute fuilback on the varsity eleven last fall. Horace Steel who was in place of Jones on tho mile team last year, graduated.
 Last year with Steel in place or Jones. the team established new ponnsylvania Relay Carnival rec. ord for the mile, of 2 minutes, 10 1-fO seconds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Echoes From Chicago

Arrangements may yet bc made to stage the Schncllng- Bacr light nt tho Worlds Fair in Chicago rather than the Yankee Stadium or Polo Grounds in New York, hut if the battle does gO tO the Pine. apple orchard, it will he after some loud md lusty hawking by Chicago bOx.hght promo tcrs, who figure Dempsey k about t0 muscle In" OF their territory, with the million dOl- lar "naturnW hc has signed. However, George Y. Gctx, Chl. cagO millionaire is in New York now trying to swing the bout tO the Windy City. He happens tO De chairman of the Worlds Fair committee, and is considered influential enOugi, tO. sidctrack any appeals to the Illinois boxing commission on the part of jealous promoters who couldn't sign the bout hut would like tO stage it nt the Worlds Fair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Individual Scoring
Yesterdays Results

Wllby 20, Warren Harding 22 Nnugntuck 32, Booths All-Stnrs go Morse 38, C0llInsville 33 Norwich r, 4. 28, Killlngiy 21 Hartford Trado 90, Stamford Trnde 24 Trnde 33
 Bridgeport Trade 37, Hartford Trade 33
 Weaver 70, West Hartford i7
 Games Tonight South Manchester Trade va Moriden Trade
 Games Tomorrow Commercial vs Derby West Haven w Hartford Bulke. Icy
 TIlllhouso vs Brhnford Now Britain vs Dnnbury Ansonln VI Gilbert
 Games Saturday Central vs Crosby Ullihouso vs Weaver Torrington w Ansonia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
EAST END TEAM
 WINSCLOSE GAME
 IN CATHOLIC LOOP
Sts Peter and Paul Com. bine Noses Out St Thomas St Joes Un. . defeated

After q nip and tuck contest that was exciting from start to finish, Jimmy Murphy's SS Peter and Paul basketeers emerged with an f1-iO victory over Charley Mar dozzi's St Thomas schoolboys yes. terday afternoon, at Croft gym. Tho result was . bit of surprise as the Tommies have been holding fast to second placo in tho league standing, but now must share It with St Mary's. Daly, Kyle, Hamil and Slavin all had . part in the victor's scoring whilo all St Thom- as players, with one exception. counted.
 In the other league game ycs- terday, St Joseph's made easy work of St Margnrets. winning 34 to c at the Community house. Nardauskns and Pranskitis featured for the winners, hopping il tries between them. Tomorrow tho Sa- cred Hearts will meet St Francis xaviers in tho Washington school gym. Tho standing:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Panic Hits Harvard

Cambridge, Mass. Jan 5-tUP) ---Abnndonmont of tho varsity club training tnblc, n 20 year old Harvard inatItution, hos boen m. nounced by tho Harvard Athletic ass0 0ci0tion. The move was m economy measure.
 Athletes will eht at special training tables In tho houses, Inc track team already acquiring ita vitnmlns ht tho Adams house. and tho hockey squad at the Dunster house,
 Cambridge, Mass, Jan 6--tUP) --As result Of a reduced budRct for track activities, Coach Edward l.. Farrell Of the track squad iB. formed the athletes that Harvard entries for inc various track Inccts during the winter will Dc reduced Cambridge. MhHs, Jan b-- (UP) Spring football practice nt liar. yard will start March 20, the Har' yard 4. A, bns announced, For 4 time authorities had considered aba andoDing thIs practice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
WINSTON TO REVIVE 7 HARTFORD PRO BOUTS

Hartford, Jan 6---Attemptg to sign Unknown Winston, coIored heavyweight, Go Do one of the prin. elpais in the first pro battle to be held iH Hartford since last fall when Louis (Kid) Kaplan and Eddie Holmes, of Providence, met. are under way by representatives of the Capitol A. c.
 If has been suggested that Win. ekon meet Buddy Howard, Of New Haven, or Al B0ros, Of Bridgeport. fwo who are Connecticufe out. standing hsavyweigfIts although fi7e fitle fn this class is claimed bg Al 0aipeF, of New Haven.
 The show will probably Do held fis9 nnal week in January. Win. sfen is matched with Harold Mays,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
LEAVENW0RTH
 MEET TOMORROW

Those determined Western Con neeticut league high school rivals Watort0wn and I.cavenworth will rogum0 court activities tomorrow night when Coach Al Deiand brings his orange and white boys to town for tho first 1888 tussle with Louis Laun'a Leavenworthlana, at the Crosby gym tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock, Mother team is cx- pected to burn up the league this senson, as graduation has cut down star material to a minimum. though against onch other the boys should put on spirited clash, such aa they did q year ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
COlasantO's Goal
 Wins for Ores

Miko Coiosanto's iife.iong ambl. ton, that Of being n hero and making tho headlines. was realized last night ns the ore club cnp- tured n f6 to f6 Y Interciub league game from the Bigmas at tho cefi- trai Y. With the score showing the slgmas up ono point and only 35 seconds to play, the former Wilby flash let tho leather go from. mid- court, turning tho tide of the game.
 in the other game tho Washing ton Hill Cardinals showed tp with but three men and dropped a for. felt game to the Hiliies. Tho Cards picked up three men and with some fine shooting by shinny Shea trimmed the HiIiies. 2e-i4, Shea scoring fe points
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
For the Better

At n meeting of National Hockey league heads last night. the moguls decided on ono referee and a Judge of play" for tho balance of tho season. The idca being to clim- lnato the whlatlc blowing as much ag possible by having tho Judge" who hns been a full.hodgcd referee heretofore take q bdck seat during the game. unless q tough situation comes up. The fans soured on the double referee idcn, ao tho league directors aro not the ones to buck tho public mind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
ELIS SWAMP N. TIT.

New Haven, Conn., Jaruary b-- (UP) = The Yale Hockey team, With only Fssefvss playing. swept !tiirough, U the M Msssaehus. Z. Inst!' and won to Q. The Yale sextet scored almost at viii, getting the puck Into the net twice In the first period, four times in the second and three times in the third. MiIf. ken, M. I. T. goaiie, was not aIvoSl mu6b sgnDork bv hls aefsnAs mens
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
TORONTO VS YALE

New Haven, Jan B---The Univer. sity of Toronto hockey team will oppose Yaio in the arena tins even. ing at s.sO and as usual the Caps adlans will come here with crack. er1ack team. Yaio's strongest outfit wifi Dc on the ice at the opening of the game. according to Coach Hoic0mb Yark, the Eiis using tho snmo sig men who have already proven themselves ( hard-fghting outfit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Y VOlleyballers
 Play in Stamford

The state league schedule of the Waterbury YMCA volleyball team calls for activity in stamford to- night where tho local .wearers of tho rcd triangle will meet the " team from that town, in the fourth h game of state play for tho title. To date the Brass City notmon have defeated Bridgeport. New Haven and Hartford, aii first class teams. with Stamford and Norwalk pro- viding tho last two contests of the first round schedule. in the first division. on tho local squad are Captain George Mcrkle. Ray Gan. ung, Herb Plntor. Harry Petersen and Capricious Carl Hasseli. Tho boys will leave the central "Y'' building at c ?. m. sharp for the scene of battle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
RECREATION LEAGUE BOWLING RUMBLES

At the end of tho second round we find Louis Picdmonte leading tho pack with n fno average Of 1fG.fO. He seems to be lofty on. iarged there, but tho second place is being hotly contested by Paddy D'Angeio, Jimmie Barber and Palmer and Johnnie Brick.
 The Pirates who have been lead- ing tho league since the start are lending plenty of opposition and from the looks of the standing It's anybody's game.
 The Cubs md Red Box have put on q good spirit tho last round and have come from the bottom t0 the 2nd and 3rd place positions.
 A list of averages at tho end of tho second round arc hs fol. laWas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
BASKETBALL
tBy Tine United Prcss)

(By Ihe United PPess) Clemson S2, Bew9Dce IS. Colgate 8S, Cornell 3D. Dayton 60, Penn 4S. Dephuw 32, Wittenberg 22. Detroit 3t, St Johns 23. Enrlham 24, Centenary IS, Louisiana State 32, Alabama 27. Mt Union 39, Case 23. ". Y. '. 24, St Francis 22. Penn State 43, susquehnDna 24. Princeton 42, Rutg0r 2G. Waynesburg L3, Falrmont 36. West Virginia 3b, Salem 20. West Texas Teachers q. okla. homa City 23.
 Wichita st. Washburp 39. Wyoming 4t, Stanford 24. George Washington 34, North Carolina State 28.
 UnivrsIty of California at Lo' Angeles 63, Utah Aggics 39. San Francisco U. 3i. Nevada 26
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Naugy Elmwoods
 Oppose Oakville

To.night at tho Oakvilie Com- munity House tho Naugatuck Elm woods will meet tho Oakville town team In the feature game of n double bill on the Naugatuck Val- ley League program. In tho other tilt the Thomnston Tigers will en- gage Terryville.
 Tomorrow night at the Thomas ton High school gym. tho Kaceys will clash with Ail-Torrington whilo the Free Polands of Thomas ton will engage the Co l. five of Torrington. Garrick will referee to.niEht's games while Hanley will work the twin bill tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
UnrdInv Wcscrvcs Win

Jock Mead's Presidents went home with n .500 percentage, the Reserves taking n 2b to 20 victory over tho Leeman in tho prelim. Collar scored 10 of tho visitors points, while Schnioder and RosaI divided 1b points for tho locals.
 Play Greyhounds Saturday
 A capacity audience undoubtod- ly will be nt tho Nnugatuck Y Saturday night to see Wllby md Nnugntuck in their annual Nnug- ntuck Valley league encounter. tho third for tho locals md the first chnlkod six straight wins, twice ns mnny na tho Green and White,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
BrOuillard Can't
 Make Welter Limit

Boston, Jan - (UP) =. Lou f3rouiIiard of Worcester: former wejterweiEbt ehampion, has aban. doned the weItefweight class and will campaign as q middieweighi
 in the future, he told the Massa.
 chusetts boxing commission yes. terday.
 f3rouiiiard made the statement ln successfully requesting release from q contract to box Andy Cal. Iahan Of Lawrence. The agree, inent for this bout called for q weight of f45 pounds, mark BfouiIIard said, he could no long. CT make.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
DETROIT CLOWNS ACTIVE

New Britain, Jan 5--Managef Herbert swanson of the NettletOn quintet has signed "Babo" Hurley who performed with the Fordham Flashes Monday night against the Ncttietona, for their forthcomine game with tho famous Detroit Clown aggregation Saturday night ct the Stanley arena.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Crimson Moved Up
 on Purple Schedule

Worcester, Mass, Jan 5-(UP)-- An eight.game football schedule for 1893 has been announced by Holy Cr0ss. The principle change fs advancement of the date for the annual game with Harvard.
 The schedule follows:
 Sept 90, Providence; oct T. Catholic university; Oct 14, open; Oct 2f, Harvard at Cambridge; Oct 2s, Brown; Nov 1, Detroit nt Detroit; Nov II, Manhattan at New York; Nov fs, Springfield; Dee 2, Boston college at Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
ONE RACE A MONTH
 FOR HARVARD CREW

Cambridge, Mass. Jan 5.--(UP) --Harvard's varsity crew will com- pete in ono rncc month next spring, according to it's schedule. released to-day.
 The Crimson oarsmen will meet Princeton and Massn nchusetts fnsti- tutc of Technology in q triangular regatta on the Charles April go. and will row against Navy and Pennsylvania in another three-cor- nered race on the Charles May 27.
 The Harvard Yale race will bo held on tho Thames June 23.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Stone Wins Again

Bridgeport, Jan G---Bob stone of Waterbury easily defeated Don Holmes, Bridgeport billiard st1r. in n 500 point match at the Elks parlors. The Brass City star won the two.day event, 500 to 3f4 He outclassed Holmes throughout taks ing q big lead Tuesday. He was out in front 2b0 to 146 at the con- cluslon of fbo first day and yes. terday he ran out q big lead in the afternoon, fsO to 60 to virtually cIinch honOrs. Stone had q high run Of Es while Holmes best inning netted him s7,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Rangers Win
Especial to Tine DemOcrnO

Watertown, Jan 4--Tbc two Kelltys' Bryan and Mort Bc0rod enough points to defeat the Royal Purplos Of Ltcb0eld tonight at the high shco0l gym. giving Buck Koing's Watertown Hangers q bl to 25 win over the lads from the COW country. Iko Miller, with IA points, Mort Kelly with il and Bryan KoiIty with fG accounted for most Of tho high scoring. Arogna of the visitors put 13 points through the hoop. Tn the preIim, Watertown Alumnae girls won over Woodbury, 25 to II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Boxing Bits

New. York. Jan b--(UP)-- Heavywelght champion Jack shar- key and his wifc were enroute to Bermuda to-day aboard the liner Monarch of Bermuda for q two weeks visit on the island.
 Ono heartening note in the drab bon voyage was q huge basket or flowers from Jack Dempsey.
 George r. Gctx, Chicago million. airc and head Of ffic worlds fair board of athletics, Is in New York Investigating possibilities Of stag. Ing tic Baer.schmciing fight Co Chicago during tic fair. A law permitting i5 fOnnd bouts lD Illi- nOls must bc passed before tlIc fiRI,t can bc hcid there. dctz bee lIcycs this can bc arranged.
 The New York state boxing com. mission recognized as q worlds middIeweight championship bout tho scheduled i5 rounder between Ben Jeby of New York and Frank Battaglia of Canada nt Madison Square Garden on January 13. Marcel 'rhii of France, who is the N. E. As champion. is expected to Do invited to fight the winner later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
IIlgflnntIers Lose

Tho second game of the evening was also n nip-and-tuck encounter, tho Highlnnders dropping their si..th straight, this time by n one point mni in, i3 to i2, to the Eagles. Summary;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Robertson Goes Short
 On Distance Men At
 Pennsylvania UniDersity

Philadelphia Jan 5-The development of distance to replace such outstanding performers of the past three seasons as William McKnif Carl Coan and Daniel Dcan the principal problem confronting Lawson Robert coach of the University of Pennsylvania track team
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05

Games Next Wednesday Ilghlnnders Vs N, E. Y, Jrs. HillIss Vs Eagles. COIOnlnls VI AdelphL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Y. Juniors
C,OIOnIAIs
Totals ...,......'

Score at half time--G-4 Colonials. Referee-R. Bnntopietro. Time Four 8-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
ADELPHI BEAT
 HILLIES 2l-2O IN EXTRA PERIOD
VictOr's Goal With Five Seconds to Play Turns Tide-Y Jrs and Eagles Win

Victor's easy sucker shot with Ave seconds to play in the three minute overtime period gave the Adelphia quintet q 2t to 20 victory over tho Hillies and second place in the North End Y Tnterciub League standing last night.
 Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
G,OlOnIAiA VDAcL

The North End Y Juniors exper- fenced plenty of opposition from the Coloninls before winning out, 12 to 10. The victory was the Juniors sixth straight. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05

of BayonDe, N. J. at PhiladeIphIs on Jan 10 and plans t0 make ans other trip 10 his fathers homo 70 Florida before returning to this section.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
AdeIphI
IsiIIies

Score at half time: 0.6 Adeiphis. Referee--R. Santopietro. Time Four s-mln. periods; one 3-min. overtime,