The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-26
SPLENDID SPORT
 SLATE FOR FANS STARTS SATURDAY
Five Special Attractions Arranged For Presenta-
 ton Within One Week
(By JOHN A. CLUNEY)

Perhaps the MIRA has something to do with 1t, or perhaps the inter- ested promoters and personages just happened to get what they wanted at about the same time, but the fact remains that between the next two Saturdays one of the slickest sport programs that Wa terbury fans have looked at in years is arranged for presentation. Crosby and Central High school football teams will start the ath- letic ball bouncing on Saturday Afternoon at Hamilton Park, when Bill Schofield's promising Blue and ly's crew from Central High of Bridgeport in . crucial state high school football game that means | . great deal to both teams, which have been losing no time in setting themselves for the big effort. That's ! at 2 p. m. Saturday.
 Double Attraction. Sunday afternoon, there will be golf and soccer football attractions that are bound to draw several thousand fans, due to the class of the competition involved. At the Waterbury Country club, Billy Burke, former U. s. Open golf champion and Johnny Golden, Connecticut. professional title-hold- or will team up against Charley Glare, state amateur head-rl1an of the fairways and Frank K. English, 1928 owner of the same honors in an IS hole best ball match, the proceeds of which will go to the Visiting Nurses association, to aid them carry on their great work about the i'll and needy of Water bury.
 At Hamilton Park. the first na- tional cup soccer match ever to be staged in this city will take place with the Waterbury Ameri- cans opposing Stamford at ? p. m. in what is sure to be one Of the best exhibitions of the kicking game ever seen on a local field. With top-notoh teams this season both the Americans and their op- ponents are ready for the supreme bid for state and eastern soccer fame.
 Monday night next at Bucking- ham Hall, the wrestlers return for action, with two bouts in particular worthy the attention of those who like the bumpers. Two Hikes, Ma zurki and Romano, of Polish and Italian extradition will endeavor to outgrunt one another in what looks like a first class exhibition of the sport, for both men are able wrest- iers and have had the experience of meddling with so-ca1led cham pions.
 Friday night of next week, No. vember 8, George Mulligan will present his second indoor program of the season, featuring Carmen Knapp of New Haven against Irish Eddie Dolan, the Town Plot south- paw, who will have e busy and lprosperous winter ahead of him, if
 he can get past Dick Gray's New Haven s1ugger, whose win over Frankie Petrolle last summer was la highlight of the Connecticut out
 door boxing season. Then, Eddie
 Carr the promising Waterbury
 negro of 176 pounds tangles again
 with Tommy walsh, the ''bald eagle of Gotham" and anyone who saw their mix-up last week will be on
 hand for the second slugging bee. comes to Che front again at Hamil- ton Park with a football game lagainst Tommy Monahan's Bristol
 High Busters, one of the best state high school elevens.
 Two At Naugy.
 Even Naugatuck is in on the spirit of. the thing for a night foot
 ball game is carded for Friday of
 this week with Bill Stapleton's All- Naugy combine opposing the An-
 sonia Acorns at Recreation field.
 On Saturday, Naugatuck High and Harding meet at the same spot, in one of the most important games
 on the state high school grid pro- gram.
 Some sport slate, eh fellows?