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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
ELLIs PIsiNGLE
Eagles Face Top Spot Arrows TOnite

Now Haven, Feb 7-stlll hopeful of attaining n plaoo In tho piay-offs In splto of tho fact that it will be a hard light, tho Now Haven Eagles 20 out tonight at tho Arena horn to hook up with tho leag -lendinR Philadelphia Ar. rows In the first Eamo of tho now schedule recently announced by James A, Dooloy, prcsldont of tho Can.Am longue.
 Tho Stnr SpAnRlod Boxtet goes out tonight to moot tho ArrOws Co whom they lost by n ono point margin In tho Quaker City last wook In high spirits and hopeful thnt they will return Co tho victory Gols umn again, Eddie powers' charges have had tho misfortune of being setback by ono point margins In overtime games In their last rOud Barieg. Tonight they will seek Co overcome this jlnx.
 Tho Arrows arc roBtlng comfort. ably at tho helm of tho standing and it will tako tho best tho t'nglos have to score n win, ft is reported that tho Eagles nro In iihe shape and that the Arrows will bo useful weapons whon tho Birds start their high flying,
 Tho Quaker City outfit with such Htars aB Wllho Cudo in tho oago, on tho defense and gddl0 Burko, Jack Pratt and IlldRor DoHmarnls Paul l.ungO nnd Blll Phillips on tho forward lIn0 bids fair Co win tho CansAm championship, but it ia expected that, tho going will not ht all Do easy for the phlladol- phIanH tOsnight,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
METAL WORKS AND
 ROLLERS WIN

In tho feature game of a double honder played at tho North lgnd Y in tho Chase Company BnHket. ball League, tho Metal Works Hpurred on by Bom0 clever Hh0ot- Ing on the part Of "IrlaBh" Denehy who scored 1s points emerged tho vletorB over Noera'B by R score of 3i.g4 and incidentally arc in sole possession of first place to-day, MhsHerolll started popping them for N0oraA shortly Hfior, tho opening whistle, "Dingles" Reilly found the hoop for two baskets also and nt half tIm0 Noerag were leading ibsi9. "Ited" Me0raw opened tho second half with n neat basket which br0ughs tho fans t0 thelr fact, but alas, that was tho last of N0eraB scoring for tho moment nB Denehy was being fed the ball and In most every case he made good, with two minutes t0 play, N0era'B staged h squirt scoring seven points, but tho Metal Works teAm had a commanding lend,
 The Rolling Mill won thelr first gam0 by downing tho Factory 0uts
 it in n hard fought game by tho score of giag0. "Milly" Miller With nine points lead tho Rollers m scoring while IIubertB eleven points gave him tho h0norH for tho Factory 0utilt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Griffin Crosby Player To Be Cleared Of Charges Todd,
BOXERS AND BRASS IN TOP TUSSLE
 AT Y TONIGHT
Keen Interest In Feature Game of Dusty Loop Telephone Plays Clock

:. Anxious Co prove the class that made them first round champions Of tho Industrial Basketball league, the Waterbury Paper Box combln- ntlOn will be out tonight for n con' xfnclng victory over the American BrnHs boys In thu feature game Of tho weekly twin-bill at the Central HMcA. Tn tho first contest, South. ern New Englhnd Telephone and Waterbury Clock teams oppose one another, beginning nt 7;1b D, m,
 The Boxmnkcrs were defeated twice this sonBon, tho last loss com. ing last week nt the hands Of the Waterbury Clock team, defending champions American Brnss. who have shown little of the form thnt won titles for them in pnSt seasons came tO the front last weok with n sizzling win over the hiRhly.re. gnrded Chase combination, md wili, in nll probability, give the Boxers plenty 10 worry nbout thlS evcning.
 Going Good.
 The Ciockcrs nrc clicking agnln and for thnt reason should bnvc no great trouble winning from th" Teiephono lads. though n bnd night will result in many AurprlEoR on the court, many tcnms hnve dlscovorod this season. Dancing will follow the Box. Brass contest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
BIC TRAIN" NEXT
 BOSS Or SHELTERS?
Walter Johnson May Run Jersey City Club Next Season

Now York, Fob 7~"UP -"W Wal fer Johnson, former fnBt ball king of the American league ana r0' gently resigned manager or tho Washington Senators ls rep0ftou vuliHbly to be negotiating Tor cons tvOl OJ the franchise of tho Jors0y City club of tho lnterhht'Ohh' lGnRuC,
 II lB undorsto0d the "BlR Tral aln' bDB rODHldorablG ilnnnGlhl backing and npprOVn! of club creditors, ln' pludluH tho New York S6Dko"s md Ht Louis Cardinals, Both np' pDreutly believe n man or JOhhs gVD'H bnsobnlI standing might put tho SkootorB on m paying b1His'
 4 meeting of tongue 0Wn"rb to' ehy WnH expected 10 hdJubL nnhn' l,nl dIferGnooB between tho ljf0Ok' jyp Dodgers, who operated the club Inst sonBon nDd Sam Cola curcIO, franchise owner ThH would pnyG Tho way for q trnns' for of Inc franchise 10 J0hnbon' who iB expected to become CluD president and 10 appoint n plhy' lEg manager,
 rho IG0Bue's plnylnR schedule called for n I6S.ghmG Hchs0n, open" ing AprIi I2 and closing September 22, Tho early closing date was sot Co allow for the recently adopted play of system which roquIros hd- ditIonnl tune nt the end Of tho us' unl championship Bcnson to d0tsr' L,ino the pennDnt winner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
B|1OX'MEN BILLED
 IN FOUR CONTESTS
Dusty Leaguers Face Formidable. Foes on Consecutive Evenings Starting Tonight

Commencing tonight Wee WI; Iio Carr0lrs papor Box team VII play four. games on consecutive nights, Tonight nt tho central Y they will encounter the Amerhiean oountor, while tomorrow night they win invade Meriden to meet the international Silver company Outiit. Thursday night they VIII show on their homo surface, tho Brooklyn V, facing tho New lihVeh Mlllers while Friday night in Q prolim game 10 the Wilby'Ansonia iIlt they will meet tho Wilby Alumni In a return tussle. 3atur. day night they may play tho bt Rtan's of Seymour at Seymour.
 Thursday night in tho preiimin: ary Dan Mnhaney'a old -Timers will play Johnny Moore'H All.WatarVllle Old .TImeFg, GonqueforB Of the BerlbeB In two overtime periods
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

Not only that, but thtro i9 not tho slightest chance thut Crosby win loso tho games Griffin has play cd in this seaHon. unless tho Naug. atuck montor furnishes definite proof that tho boy played with tho Ht Cecilia team of tho German Btate Catholic Basketball League this season such nA ho has intls mated In this city and in Torrlng- ton. Foley's Indirect charges, brought firgt through m argument with q spectator at tho Crosby Naugatuek game hero last week and later m a reported talk with Coach Tracey 0arey of Torrlngton High school resulted in the sus- pension of urifIin from the Croa- by team, and an investigation, tho result of which was Co be reported to the eligibility committed Of tho Connecticut HeadmaBterS Ashoeia' ton, scheduled to meet at Wliby High school this afternoon at Do m. and Including Principals Cottlo of Bristol, Pottibono of New Mil- ford and Kennedy of Wllby,
 Ineligible For Saints
 The Democrat ia In position to state that driliin's hnmo is not listed aB a member of the SC Ce- elias team this season, according Co tho secretary of the state Ger mnn-cptholiG fseRgue, Not only that, but tho boy ls ineligl ble to play with any team in tho lengu0 ns he is not of German Catholic descent, one of tho requlrementb gf players in tho Connecticut circuit. uHftin did play with tho local tehnl last season but tic state league was not organized then.
 Al to tho possibility of Griffin having played under m assumed name this year. tho state league secretary atatedi "Manager Hehns. ter of St ceellia's team would not do that" if necessary tho oiiicials Of the German Catholic League 70 uonUSnsshuI un a9npu0o !M their own in regard 10 tho Crosby player, Johnny Griffin, but they have not done NO aB yet OfllelnllS, Crosby investigators were told that Griffin did not play with the st Cecilia team thls season, and tho latter will NO report to the eligIbil- ity committee this afternoon,
 inasmuGh as Coach Foley Of Naugatuek has insisted that he will not prefer official charges against drihln tho entire matter is expeet- cd tO be cleared up to-day with the restoration of dFifiiA's suspension, and his appearance in the Crosby lineup against Torrington this evening, Principal Louis J. Thib0. d0au and Coach Billy Heh0held will present the results of Crosby's in. Veatigati0n to the committee and abide by itg decision. Coach Foley Of Naugatuek is not expected to testify.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
To.day's Sport
 Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE H'nIirh PrcsA AtnEf COrrcNIOndcntl ]

Dnytopn Bonch, Florida, Fcbrn' nry - UP) .-,- Thor0 being nothing llkn tho lnpping tapping Of tho Hnd sen waves for turning h fellows thoughts Co baseball, we | propose today Co Bny few words about George Enrnshaw,
 EnrhBhhW, known 10 hIs trhd1 ns Big Moosn," hnB long been dih' tlnguIahod nB tho only mnn who l ever success, ully combined q b0rlh rnHlHiop standing, rlghl-hnndod pitching and n great urRo for. chow | Ing tObncCO, Iio gninGd further distinction recently when, hsked by n0Bey reporter who would win the American b0nguo rhGd thls yonr, r0plIedi
 "Tho Ynnkoob, and by go big n margin tbero won't Do my Theo nrtor July,'
 Now lhnl roply would not hny0 nnTn6d distinction for you nor me, nor nVon for Bnbo Ruth, bocnnsu it is no Htnt0 BoGrot that barring thl bad pInru md flood tidh, ns the boys say on tho IIowory, tho Ynn. koos will win in h walk. Bilt EaPnshaW ls mol you nor mo, not ny6n IInba Ruth, EarnshhW lB n pIlGh0r for tho Philadelphia hth' IolloB, and the Athletics arn bitter bloody rivals of tho Ynnkooh
 Enrneh0w's stnlomont had no more than hlt the sports pages thnD thd cry of "troas0Dl tronH0D' nrOB0 nll over tho land, Io1dlnR lho oriorH wnE Connie Mnok, Ath. lotICB mhnng0r who, WhGn nsk"d "whnt about this Enrnahnw busi. ness" mumbled gOm0thIDg about "BoDodjet Arnold"
 Particularly onuHtIG in their orlt' inIEm of EnrnHhnW were thOB0 vol, oraH baseball reporters who HlllI dream of tho days Of the OriGlog 'r-ihOHo Old"n golden dnyb wh"0 squirting t0bnooO juice lD Hn op. pOnont'B ey0 WlB Dll the rng" ma q man who md never spiked h roo fftoon stitches worth wnB rated . Blbsy nnd fl poor sportsman
 Tho baseball men who B1y Enfn' shnW'H CnHe iH without parallel wore lD orrOr, Tho same sort of thlBR cropped up hnre last year dnrine H BOrioH brtweon the cleVolnnd In' dinHs and the YGBkons, Hard ID for story reporter 0skod Wos. lay ForrnlI, Do6 Of tho GloVhlnD1 pitching corps, who, in hls opinion wns th1 boM manager in tho Dig tongues, The reporter expected WoB Co aDHWor tho stock question Whb ih0 stock answer, Tint ib Dnmo his own boss, itogor 'oek' iDpnuRh,
 Imagine hiE surprise then, when Wh"n FePf6ll nominated J0h Mo- fnrtby, hend mnn Of ihe YhDk"h IIig surprise wns 0B nothing, how. uYnr, nB compared 10 thni 0f PookiHpAngh and inc good citlz"BB Of Cleveland, pecklDRp1 ugh, in h bll Of q spot, said DOtblR, but tho citizens talked undnf their bfenlh of tnr md feathers, exile, and the whipping post, FerrelI h1s yet To regain tho lOV6 and admiration Of rIGVeIHnd fans
 .IIgt Whnt Connie Mnrk Will do 10 EhrBshnW is moi known, Thhfn! hnyn boon rumOrE thnt Mnck VIII ship George tO Siberia or Co n" IiOglOu Bed ROK, Others sny thht George iB BuGb q competent nlppor, such n ntco mhn tO have around when lhorGs n big game 10 be won, tb0t Mack will forgive hlm and make room for him around the Athl0tjcP hearthsId6 aH in tho pnhh
 Personally, WG think George de' seFVeB medal, not puniBhmont IjW If they insist on puHIHhink him, why not mako him pitch dll Inc gnnns BgalnHt the YnDksY That's tenohlng him lesson,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Rumors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World
 The Crist Of Athletic Contest
Camera Moves In Again
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Possibly you have heard the old chestnut about opportunity knkng average door if she does knock at Primo being of the average men in physical propor- onmen at any a gets another chance plum he has knocking down g the worlds heavyweght champion ship Friday night he needs do nothing but win decision over Ernie Sehaf the with the gsaw puzzle mind and for that he will get chance take the championship by meeting Jack Shey again. this time for the M Sharkey had trouble beating Brooklyn ago last summer and be could probably do
 again. But what about Sehaaf If Seha beats Camera he guar shot Shaey but where the promoter with wild cat dreams dizzy enough put the match when in North America Europe knows Shakcy brought Ernest through hvywght maung and of his contract From
 financial point of view the match would not draw eonuons
 Then there Sehmeng Baer thing figure n The only bout that draw the fans and their money another Sharkey umpu And my opinion just what you will hear about next September while Sehaa will be left holding the well known bur
 lap unless they decide have Camera win Friday night It could be done, yknow,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Crosby, Wilby in
 Double Hoop Bill

In order to hold their expected losses down Co a minimum, Crosby and Wilby athletic authorities have sanctioned the playing of home games tomorrow night, both Rt the Wilby gym, Crosby takes on uil- bert of Winsted while Wiiby plays AnBonla High. Originally. tho Will by game was scheduled for Friday night, but the two schools are co. operating In tho staging of the double. header which will Do more attractive Co the fans, and less ex' pensive for the respective schools Half Of tho Crosby game ia expect. cd to be played first, and then hhlf of the Wllby-AnsonIa contest, with tho games to Do finished up in thnt order,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
ERNIE DYSON WITH HARTFORD ROLLER
 HOCKEYISTS

Ernie Dyson, former local roller hockey forward, will bc seen with ahc Hart ford tenn Co. morrow night in It's opening game in the American Hockey league against "J:ggcr" Higgins md his prOyidncc Grnys in the Capitol City. The lOcnl hoy will play first rush tomorrow nnu will bc paired up with tho vet. prnn Al Davies, Providence will show three former Waterbury plnycrs in the IrPsOns Of GOniic BlII BIOnnt, Center Dick Don. nelly and IInlfbnck Ernie Her. bert, the latter n nntINc Of tllls city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
HIGH SCHOOL INTER CLUB HOOPLA

Behedula for ClnsB E, YMcA High school IDt6rsClub b6nRuo, TO' mOrfOw'B game, goo D, Wy Middle bury " Phi D0lts, tDnly Annh scbeduled).
 High IIghis Of L1ngU' will rsplAy thD second h0lf Of the Wil lreplny Inc BocOnd hnlf of lh" game that w6H UDd"r br0inS', ThlH Wns ths d6rlslOn handed down by ths committee, From various rhs ports It will bG worth seeing,
 pj,a.Ata nDd Tn.y played h tIpviIliDg game last week, ihc latter winning by thD nOvp OT I2 Co lL { 9DjIOSccD Clark featured for tbc < WiDneph while O'DODncIl "sccIIrh for the losing outfit,
 "pIOW Boys" threw q BonFn Into Comics Inst week ll ~ns q Dlp and tuck bnliIG nil inc Wny, Glen Slower was th1 OUtBinn1lDR player iD the G0Uit0B liBG ID while pnre, Of the ThriarB COUpGd high BCOrlDB hob0rs during Inc inBslo,
 "JJttIe Gbnvjic" IHGoIi Of thc COBiitcs tbe "Migbty Atom" Of ihc popular "t" I"HgUc, was hrId SCOT" less, last week fOp tiW first lime this yeHg.
 PhsInn hnd rOnlny divided lWoD' ty points between ihpnIBrIV"b hB tlIn phjs DelH won h BUrprlsp victory from the HpHFlHUH, F0hrH, rOIl6Ct6d ElHy9n points for tbn dnfHnind BDnrtaDB, also high scorer for the week,
 JbIA week VIII CODDI1ic the Iipsl half OT tbG jcnRD", Second lnIf VIII DyOSg more interesting clubs are fRst beginning Co Ind themselves
 DHIy, Of tho phl DoltB Q new eDWGf tD Inc IOHRuG, UlGyh n WhnlG Of n floor gaTnG, They toll mG bo hos sweet eye for tbG irons
 RtOypP, tbe Comics star center. WAS lDnck in tlIG bRTDcHs Inst week after e brief lnS'OH and played h bang sup game. That's u'e old "peD' per-" GIcD.
 "rntsO" MGCArby'B Trl,Y squ1d SDuH have q jinX following thGm, leading nt tho hnIf DsG, and whon fh6 whistle sounded they were out by tbs score Of I2 t0 1 l, Amt that eufDpjn,'
 EjDHDct shuts and Young Lid' lick play excellent games Co the back court fOp tie Ibh' Atns BOtb are bIg HHd strong RDd have fhc adyAnlage nDdPy tIIe basket.
 Charlie Loader refereed the three Class F. League R1meB last week and did good job.
 Pans are wondering what ihe outcome Of tbe protested game will Dc. With bBch excellent pIny"rs Rs Kelley, Pace and Werner iI1 Tnr. Ars, seem Co hold slight edge.
 
 Hold everything until next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
 LITCHFIELD HIGH HERE ON FRIDAY

Louie Lnun's LeAVenw0rth c0Rc- stcrB, winners of but three In four contests to date, will play their final home game of tho season ip the Crosby gym Friday night meet ing Litcb6eId in n return Western Connecticut longue tjIt. In their first meeting the up.stnierg scored q bG 10 IS triumph. 4 week from Friday the Techmon will invade WatcTtOwn for another return en- gGg"ment while February 24 they will show in West Haven, Frank Fltzgcraldg BbOremcn defeated tho locals in their first game of the year, 33 to IT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
ChOate HOckeyists
 Subdue Taft 5-3

New Haven, Feb 7--overcomIng q 2 to Taft load, the Choate school hockey six yesterday after. noon crashed four consecutive rapid lire scoring shots Into the Taft strings in the Now Haven Arena and finally won, b-3. Harry Munday jed fast attack for the victors. He shot goals and as. sisted in two.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
 ENCKORS ATTENTION!

Th Valley Htars would like to sDeet the Boys Club EnckOrS bas. ketbaii team jD the Benr future on the Iatter's court. if the cIubbers h6cspt 6 game may be arranged bw writing Henry swIeck at tz LounsbHry avenue 0r by answering through the Democrat. Saturday Che Valley Stars defeated carieIla's AIl.stars. zz to zf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
HAYES TO REFEREE CROSBY.T .TORRIN0TON
 REPLAY TONIGHT

Tho rcplny Crosby -T0rrlngtOn hoop gnuIc slated for Warrington to.night at B,B0 o'clock is cx. ncctcsl Co draw . capacity crowd to the New City arlnOry. "Chlcl" Hayes of Hartford who refereed tho first game which wound m in Q 9DsaB tie after Crosby left the floor believing themselves yict0rs, 9B Co aO' Johnny Griffin, suspended for. Wnrd, may bc ln tho bluo and white lineup tonight. Tho rc:: serves Of the two nch0Ols VIII collide in thc prciim at 7iS0 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

(iOOd evening, ladies and gentlcs meni This is station WFOE bp0ads Gnsttng On a wave length Of 87W ktlOeyClGs without authority 0f the federal radio commission.
 The temporary leader this week is Stein, who by winning ono game last week, is now on top by one game, Leading our league ls like being president Of NlghFasuh since the marines have left~"hefe today, but where tomorrow T0' nights schedule briggs together Graham and Buyee, who aro only one game behind the leuder, and weeks, when they won six straight games, the late 0ceuapntB Of the cellar will make things hot for their opponents, |
 Ilaiph TedcseO had R Held day last week, bowling ig7 for h lifes time high single and high til"e of BIS, for his RIl.ttinG VeGOrd. ltAipil, who is c tailor by trad', did a little cutting up last Tnes. day evening. He seWcd up tIie tlyst game f0r hts team, but he didn't exactly hRs DF Murray Co stitches willie dOlIIg RO. Have e Gtgnr, ItRlphl Sorry it Isn't c whole one.
 Nelson Van Alystyne, who bowls with Jimmy Deverso's "Pightlng Irish," says his business iB not 10 hot, Yes, "Van," VIC know you are on ieeman, but those strings of l00 and ii7 you turned in last week were plenty hot and helped to take two games from Stein. Joe Haery says these frigidaiFes are oil right but they'll never take the place of the ieemnn, Believe it or not, Poe, all these stories you've been hearing about iGomen are nll wrong. They were only waiting Tor street car.
 Graham's team seems Co bc get. ting bit discouraged ct their con. tinued losses. Don't forget tlie Oid saying, bOysi "A nan may bc down, but he's never Out--unlcss he's nn English boxer" Put your shoulder tO the grindstOne, keep your nOsc tO the wheel, hcW tO tfic line and let the quips fall where they may. United we stand, divided we're democrats. An dtf this advise doesn't help you try some castor oil and you'll soon bc going places and doing things.
 Billy sardinsiky Is rapidly piling up q big lead in tho individual averages. making q nice gain last week with strings of I0G. l23 and 13S. Billy admits he is fast not only In bowling but In other things and proves 1t with the claim that ne had the seven years Itch and got ovcr 1t in three. So whatY
 Joe PaIiadine, who with hIs ,r0shcr. Paul. ls keeping Butler Brennan's boys in tirc race, says llc had his bowling shoes fixed up again and to watch his smoke from now on. Joe sgys his cobbicr has a new car, ana nc can't un- dcrsiand how iic does C, times bc. Ing what they the. Well. J0es you know ''rhnr's gold in them thur heela.v
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
ARA AKA L4L---lIll
GIlPEliIORG IOGE

Halifax, N. s.. Feb !. (UP)--The Halifas Wolverines hockey team last night defeated the strong Ed monton Superiors 2-0. It was the SuperIorg' first engagement since returning from n Eur0pean tour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
UEEpINf: TggTEf.g TIP

Ralph GreDcleaf, worlds pocket billiard champion, is said to buy new set of gugpenders and gar. ters before every major tourna- mcnt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Lux Duckpinners
 Humble RevmOnd's s

The Lux Clock Company bow. Iers were setback by 22 pins by ths Raymond Bakery duck plnners Inst night in a special match at the Grand alleys. The winners took two of three games. Tho summary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Ten High kpOPcrs
High Lights In League

Each week we find n large crowd turning out to wilnogs tho gnmes which furnish tho fans with plenty Of thrills bealdos tho fa0t that all games nre very close, four Of tho Hix played NO far hav0 boon decided by ono point.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
nOOKIEs MOVE IN

New York, Feb V. (UPJ-Three recruits returned signed contracts to the New York Giants offices. They were John saiveson. . pitcher obtained from Winston Salem; Joe Martin. an outfielder from the same team, and John Tobin, an outfleider who came to the Giants last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
sHAUTE SIGNS

New York, Feb z. (UP)-Joe Shaute, regular ieft-handed pitcher of the Brooklyn Dodgers, has sent in his signed contract, Business Manager Dave Driscoll announced to-day. Last season Shaute won seven and lost seven. He Is 32 and lives at Rockville, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
nYRD OF A GOLFER

Sam Byrd, New York YankeP outHelder, Is as good golfer as he Is n bali hawk. He recently shot q es over the Roebuck course at Birmingham. Ala.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Refusal Of Foley To Provide Proof
 Will Settle Issue
Rules of German State Basketball League Prevent Any But Germah-C Catholic Boys From Playing.
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Unless Coach Peter J. Foley of Naugatuck high school willing to be specific in regard to of the state ments credited to him during the past week regarding Johnny Griffin, Crosby basketball player the boys suspen sion will be lifted by Crosby authorities and he will be stored to good standing with his team
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Tine standing

Tine thrcc.tcRni tic for first hon. Ors was fractured R bit As h fesDlt of last weeks matches, Hay bnu' tensclIlHgcp'z "COWIWyk" ArO iil tlIe front line trenches by virtue Of tie three point setback they ulslicn Out IO Jnpk IsObcpiH "J0incrs'. AitIOUgI, tie Potter "pOiiiicinns" did some very mcdiGre rolling they were able Co brCak even with George SuIiiyHD's "CrOODcrs" who we've also way Off their rcgulnr form hO nt the present scrlbbllilK the Potter outfit iR occupying thr second berth. The Roberts crowd, wlO have beccn hcndlng tlic herd for tIIc grcntcr portion of the sea: kDI,, have dropped bnck Into third place but CnplRin Jack claims this k R very temporary cOndii ion and will bc pcctiiicd no later than tO' n,OrrOw night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
ALI DONE

New York, Feb 2. (UP1-Isay Conger of the Illinois 4. C., who for several years ranked ag the coun- try's greatest middle-distance run- runer, has decided to retir from competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

The Idol Of the fans is "Itcd" Mc(ipath, stellar NOcra guard, whOsc GOlOrfuI playing makes him OutstandiDg, no piHycP ever got lIc ovation "iscd" receives when hc tossed iD e long one last week.