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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-02-16

travelled to Newport, O., where they
lost fast game. to long shooting
aggregation in the final minutes of
play, ,36-40. This week winds up
the 1932-1933 schedule when the
Windsor boys travel to Bartlett
Friday, and engage the Wagon Co.,
at the Armory, Saturday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-02-16
East Bloom
Eureka Club Meets

The Eureka club met with Mrs
Barbara Derwacter, Feb. 2. Six
teen members and number of Wis
1tors were present. At noon a pot
luck dinner was served. The busi-
ness meeting was followed by pro-
gram as announced. The March
meeting will be at Ella Roberts with
the following program: Roll call,
Something funny; music, Ern1a
Roberts ;D-reading, Mary Barkhurst;
solo, Lena Williams; stunts, Eva
Farris and Edithe Greer The
April meeting will be with Lena
and Lola Williams.
Mr.. and MRS. Curt Richardson
spent Sunday at Ed Roberts where
birthday dinner was served, in
honor of Mr.. Roberts birthday.
School began Monday at Tunnel
Hill, after being dismissed the past
week for repairs on the building.
The fire did but little damage, but
some repairs were needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Greer and
son Galen enjoyed a birthday din
ner at Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bark
hurst's, Sunday, it being Mrs.
Greer's birthday.
Dan Fogle has returned to Co
lumbus, after visiting at the E. E.
Stewart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Anderson of
Malta spent Friday at Worley
Greer's.
Mr.. and Ms. Forrest Henderson
of Columbus are spending a few
days with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Henderson.
Mrs. Blanche Greer is visiting at
the Mrs. Mary Gorrell home, near
Cloud.
u. T. A. Meeting Friday Night
The P. T. A. meeting which was
postponed last week, will be this
Friday night, Feb. II. The speaker
will be Prof Haskins of Penns-
Vile, and the program will be car
ried out as announced. Part of the
proceeds from the quilt to be given
! away that night, will go to the
church.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-02-16
Hickory Ridge

Mary Frances spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Bernard Benjamin's.
VIM. James and son were callers in
the afternoon.
Perley Anguish of Malta visited
Sunday afternoon at the Harriet
Glass home.
Jennie Smith spent the week end
with Harold and Henry Best, and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-02-16

Thursday, killed 16,gs and badly
wounded about 20, and slightly In
jured about .15s more; also killed
one for G.. M. Garrett.
Miss Maurfne Oglevee is spend
ing few weeks with Herbert Ogle-
wee and wife Of Cumberland.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-02-16
FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS OF COUNTY

this published condensed report of financial
transactions of the furnished by the auditor
In the economy the much Condensed
have published readable form possible Ev
should be interested how his
running ountys affairs This good
outline the but stated for sake it
does into detail.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-02-16

OLD HICKORY concentrated
solution smoke. For smoking and
preserving meats-The Stanbery
Pharmacy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Web Shop Hoopers
 Have Three Games

Three hard games were booked by Jim "Corncracker" Harty for his Web Shop basketball team for the week, with games slated on Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings.
 George "Toots" McNamara at one time the most outstanding bas- ketball performer in the state will lead his Brooklyn A. c. Old Timers in action against the American Mills Company old Timers, Thurs day evening at the Brooklyn Hut. as a preliminary to the Box Shop contest. Amongst others to appear with Long George will be Representative Dan Mahaney, Solly Friedman, Cal Danisavage, 'Nooky Stokes and several others who have pastimed with the old Brooklyn A. C. championship teams years ago
 The Amco old Timers clash with l.. R. c. A. quintet Friday night at Barnard school at 7:15 D. m. On Saturday evening, Doc Selens have gathered together a strong Brook lyn Business Mems quintet, and will meet the Webbers at St Jo- the Dreliminaries to the K. of L. .Carrington Brothers tilt. Mgr. Selens will have in the lineup Tom my "Deadshot" Delinks, former K. of l.. shooting ace, Clem Balanda. a former Leavenworth High star, "Gabby" Gus Kankel. John "Bren- ners' Vaitukaitis, Hap" Lasky. Charley Dubauskas, John w. Stokes, John Jenusaitis and sever- al other prominent Brooklyn Busi- ness men who have featured in the indoor game Yenrs ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
PLANS PROGRESS FOR HOOP PLAY
 AND N. E. TITLE

. Newport, R. l., March 6-With the western Massachusetts repre- sentative, Westfield high school, already officially invited and &C., cepted, the winners of the New Hampshire and Vermont tourna- ments are expected to announce their acceptances to participate in the New England interscholastic invitation tournament.
 This weekend the Yale. M. I. T.. Bates, Maine and Rhode Island tournaments will be completed and the other five entrants will become known.
 Westfield high school, western Massachusetts champs, have won 20 straight games against the best teams in their section. Westfield's splendid record bodes plenty of trouble for the other competitors in the New England classic.
 Nice for Boys
 Plans are going ahead progress sively and by tournament time all arrangements will be in readiness for the boys of the competing teams.
 AS in the past, all expenses will be paid. historical trips, special wrestling shows, free admittance to the four theaters, privileges of the two Y. M. c. AS, two bowling alleys, visits to the training station, naval torpedo station, Fort Adams and drills by the apprentice sea- men, coast artillery, and airplane stunts will be offered the boys.
 The officials who will handle the games are Harold A. Swaffield, Fairfield, Conn; Richard Roberts, Fitchburg, Mass, and Elwin Dunn, Adams, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
BUSY SPORT SLATE BOOKED FOR YALE
 GYM THIS WEEK

New Haven, March 6-Another full program of athletics in New Haven has been arranged by the Yale Athletics Association for this week, principal interest centering in the Yale-Princeton swimming meet Saturday night, the squash intercollegiate to be held Friday and Saturday, and the swimming carnival on Wednesday. During this week also will be held the annual Connecticut High school champion ship basketball tournament under the auspices of the Yale A. A. The tournament will be held in the Arena. Play will start Thursday af- ternoon at 3:45. Eight selected high school quintets will run through their preliminary games during the afternoon and evening, and the semi finals will be at 7:30 o'clock Friday night. The final game is scheduled to be held at 3:30 o'clock Saturday. The squash inter-collegiate.3 for which a nom- inal sum will be charged for ad- mission, will be In the new courts of the Payne Whitney Gymnasium, starting at 2 o'clock Friday after noon. The tournament will be con- tinued at II o'clock Saturday morn ing and the final matches will start at 3 o'clock that afternoon. The strong Manhattan College basket ball team meets the Varsity quintet here Tuesday night at 8:S0 o'clock. Manhattan, with it's defeat of Ford ham, ranks as one of the best Met ropolitan teams this season. The game will be preceded by one be- tween the Junior Varsity and the Bridgeport Trade School, starting at 7:15 o'clock.
 Aside from the events already mentioned for Saturday, there will be d polo game between the Yale Junior Varsity and Princeton Jun for Varsity team in the Yale Arm ory at 2 o'clock, and a basketball game between the Yale Jayvees and Harvard Jayvees in the Payne Whitney gymnasium at 3 o'clock. The Yale and Harvard freshman polo teams will play at 3 o'clock in the Yale armory and in fencing there will be one event that-be- tween the Jayvees and the Hart ford Fencing Club at 3 o'clock.
 Altogether 1t is a week holding much interest in a varied program of sporting events and marks the last so-called full week of the win ter season in New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
WOOsters-Palace
 Meet This Week

With team members of the Con necticut Duckpin bowling league allowed to choose their own nights during the week for competition the first schedule of games In the central and western divisions was announced to-day by Secretary Charley Harding. The Waterbury Woosters, members of the western division, meet the Naugatuck Pal ace team this week. The schedule for the week or March 9th:
 Central Division
 Meriden Casinos vs New Britain Rogers. , Bristol Centers vs Kearns Mid- dletown.
 Middletown Capitols vs Walling- ford West Sides.
 Terryville Austins vs Open.
 Western Division
 Waterbury Woosters vs Nauga- tuck Palace.
 Derby shincels vs New Haven Rogers. c.. Bridgeport Hollands vs strat- ford.
 Danbury Recreations vs Park City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Pastine Girls Side Stepping
 Speedigrl 5?

Sports Editor:-
 The Waterbury Speedgirls, the Brass City's classy colored-girl basket ball five are seeking more action on the court and thus issue q challenge to any girl five in the city or state. The team especially preferred Is the Pastime Girls This team has sidetracked the speedgirls and are continuing to do so. The Speedgirls would play the Pastimes for the girl cham pionships of the city as without 8 doubt these teams are the best teams preferred are:
 1. Shelton Girls.
 2. Portland Girls.
 3. Winsted Y. M. c. A. Girls.
 4. Naugatuck Co-eds.
 5. Crescent Girls.
 6. Rambler Girls.
 Teams wishing games are asked to communicate with J. Minnis, 51 Hopkins St., Waterbury, Conn.,, as soon as possible.
 Thanking you for the above space, We remain.
 The WHEY SPPEDGIRLS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
RUNYAN COPS lST PRIZE MONEY WITH
 SENSATIONAL 266

Miami, Fla, March 6-(UP)-- Paul Runyan, young professional from White Plains, N. Y., was $1, ,OOO richer to-day for having clicked off four sub-par rounds of golf to win the 72-hole $5,000 Florida year round clubs open tournament.
 Ten strokes behind Runyan came Charlie Guest of Deal, N. J. with 6 276. He received second money Walter Hagen, Al Espin- osa, Olin Dutra and Joe Kirkwood. received. s506.25 each when they tied for third place at 27S. Will lie MacFarlane of Tuckahoe, N. Y.. held seventh position alone with 279. He received $500.
 Other players finished as fol- lows: Gene Sarazen, Miami, 281, Mike Turnesa, Elmsford. N. Y., 282; Denny Shute, Cleveland, Horton Smith, Oak Park. III. Her. man Rama, Flushing, N. r., 283 each; Ralph Stonehouse. Indian apolis and Archie Hambrick, Zanesville, O., 284; John Golden, Noroton, Conn, John Rouse, Chi cago and Billy Burke, Belleair. Fla, 285.
 Tommy Armour. Craig Wood, Johnny Revolta, Eddie Hassmann and Herman Barron finished with 286 each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06

CD Sonic promoters will carry out their programs as scheduled, receiving personal checks and, in some instances, commodities, for tickets; others postponed their
 shows until the situation is clari- fled.
 (2) Two race tracks halted their meetings but two others will continue as usual.
 (O Babe Ruth believed the situation would not force holdouts to sign up, but Colonel Ruppert, his boss, claimed 1t would. (4) Some of the baseball play CTS and writers at training camps are near financial embarrassment.
 Going Ahead
 William F. Carey, president of
 Madison Square Garden, announce ed he would carry out it's program of wrestling, boxing and hockey as scheduled.
 Hover, promoters of the New York Coliseum cancelled their pox- ing show for tonight. At Los An-
 geies Promoter Jack Doyle post
 poned the Steve Hamas-Lee Ram age bout for a week.
 The Chicago Tribune's Golden
 Gloves boxing final Wednesday night will give out tickets for per- sonal cheeks, properly identified. In
 New York, the Daily News will ac- cept merchandise plus a cash five
 cent tax for balcony seats tonight
 at it's golden gloves semi-fnal. Horse Play Slowed At New Orleans, the Crescent City Jockey Club called off its rac- ing program at the fair grounds to- day. The Jockey club at Agua Call iente, Mexico, suspended indefinite ly. Hialeah Park at Miami and Or iental Park at Havana will con- tinue their meets at present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
'HEUSER'S TITLE TRYTOPS WEEKS
 BOXING SLATE
ROsenblOOm Is Present Choice to Keep Crown -ScOzza Meets Nichols
 Again in Buffalo Special

New York, March 6-UP)- Adolph Heuser, German slugger will attempt to batter the Hgh' heavyweight crown off Maxie Ros- enbloom's head at Madison Square Garden Friday night in the fea- ture bout of the weeks national boxing program.
 Rosenbloom, recognized al champion in New York state, will be the favorite in their scheduled Hereunder.
 old Tom Heeney of New Zea. land swings into action again against Charley RetZlaff. Duluth heavyweight, at St Paul, Minn Tuesday night.
 Here's the weeks schedule:,
 Tonight - Pittsburgh - Tony Herrera, Texas, vs Tony Falco Philadelphia lightweight, Q0 Marty Sampson, New York middleweight, vs Bud Saltis Chicago (S); and Jackie Sharlde Minneapolis featherweight, Vs Jackie Stewart, Louisville, (8) Buffalo, N. Y.-Lou Scozza, Buff falo light heavyweight, vs. George Nichols, Buffalo (10D: Syracuse N. Y.-Joey Brown, Syracuse ban tam, vs Norman Cordaro, Batavia N. Y. co: New Orleans-Ralpf Cbong. Chinese, vs Buster Mallani Mississippi middleweight (10).
 Other Bouts
 Tuesday-St Paul, Minn-Ar Lasky, Minneapolis heavyweight vs Paul Pantaleo, Chicago GO and Charley Retzlaff, Dulutf heavyweight, vs Tom Heeney, New Zealand, G0); Seattle-Baby Sa Sorio, Los Angeles lightweight, VI Henry Woods, Yakima 6); Port land, Ore--Whitney Neal, Van couver, B. C., vs Able Israel. Seat tie featherweight, dO; New Yorl Jimmy Pasculli, New Yorl lightweight. vs Paola Villa. Phil ippines G0).
 Wednesday - St Louis-Benn. Bass. Philadelphia lightweight, VI Joe Ghouly, St Louis, (10).
 Thursday Sacramento, Calif- Freddie Miller, Cincinnati, N. E. A featherweight champion, vs Little Dempsey, Philippines do)-Non title.
 Friday-New York-Maxie Kos enbloom, New York states ligh' heavyweight chmpion, vs. Adolpt Heuser, Germany, G5J - title Hollywood, Calfi-Speedy Dado Philippine bantam. vs Baby Pal more. Ventura, Calf, G0); Chica. ro--Varias Milling. Philippine featherweight vs Johnny Pena Taw York 1O): Pittsburgh- Frankie Goosby, Pittsburgh mlo' dleweight, vs Cowboy Phelps All zona G0).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Arrows Blanked
 Bv N. H. Eagles

New Haven, Conn, March G. (UP)--The fourth place New Hav- en Eagles surprised their followers last night when they blanked the Philadelphia Arrows, 2 to o. Chris speyer, New Haven defense man, scored both goals.
 4 fl st fight between Convey, of the Eagles, and Runge, of the Arr rows enlivened matters in the sec and period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
BROOKLYNS, HILLS EASY WINNERS IN
 AMATEUR LEAGUE
Sacred Hearts and ThOm-
 as Club Fall Prey to : Favorites in Listless
 Encounters

The Brooklyn A. C., minus Matty Sheehan, remained undefeated fin the second round of the City Anna teur league yesterday with 3 AZ to 25 victory over the Sacred Hearts in the feature game of a listless double bill at the Phoenix avenue Areena. In the appetizer the Washington Hills defeated the Thomas club, 40 to ,28.
 Wagner Excels.
 Tommy Wagner gave a brilliant exhibition holding Ray Lodge, Hearts leading scorer, to a lone field goal, garnering four himself and playing the bucket to perfec- ton, starting majority of the winners plays which eventually materialized in the scoring.
 Hal Maloney and Johnny Dunn were the big point makers for the DUmschottmen scoring 12 to 10, respectively. Norman Schaffer and Harry Kelly led the Howard : men in the same department with eight and six, respectively.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Intcrnational Division.
American Division.
Whippets Def
 Jolly JOkers

The North End Y Whippets won their 18th game of the season and their 18th straight Friday. defeat ing the North End Trojans, 10 to 9, although outscOred from the field three to two. Grenier dropped in two free throws to sew up the contest.
 The winners would like to meet the Jolly Jokers in three games series. The fun-boys won the Y midget title. The Whippets elimi- mated the Trojans, but were set back by the Falcons, 18-17. The Falcs then bowed to the Jokers. The Whippets hold two victories over the fun-boys and seem to think q three games series is cs- sential to determine the real win ner of the midget championship of the N. F. Y.
 The Nomads routed the Happy Five Friday, Al to 23, at the Y. Gibson and Leece with IT and 10 points, featured for the winners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Hotel Eviction and Deportation Face
 Boston Hockeyists

Saint John, N. B., March 6. (UP) Twelve members of the Boston Hockey club team to-day faced eviction from a hotel, arrest on vagrancy charges and deportation from the dominion.
 The players were penniless, and because of ban placed on them by the New England A. A. U. they were unable to play the game they had scheduled and which would have netted expense money.
 Frank Facey of Boston, secretary of the N. E. A. A. U., was tele- graphed to-day asking his efforts in untangling the affair. Mayor Curley of Boston also was asked to help.
 Unless funds are produced by to- morrow the players will be evicted from their hotel. 1t was said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
< SPLITS and CHOPS @N> @ FROM THE-- ~ ( W. N. co. LOOP !
Thee Historic of Bowling. Roman Days,

Thee Historic of Bowling.
 Roman Days.
 Scene: Coliseum Ampitheatrc, 19 A. D. Sundaye Afternoon, D.. ms in the Royal Loge.
 (Enter Announcer) Announcer, "Pram brr -glym- uxk-blx- x-brrk-I'm captaine" Bilious Burtus Nero, "Prithee, scoundrel, and whom is thee new announcer
 Pluto Seaver, 'It is none other than Johnne Hanlone, keeper of the torturous gasse chamber. Thee fates have decreed that his decerd- ant would some dave be a greate captaine."
 Bilious Burtus Nero, What's the racket about"
 Cashus Caligan, "A new game. Thee gladiators toss thee discus and trye to bowie over one an- other"
 (Enter Marcus Ferris and Brutus
 Shea, Gladiators, and the
 game starts.)
 Marcus Ferris, "You cannot hit the side of a barne." Butus Shea, "Trulie, shall bump the off,"
 Bilious Burtus Nero, Bunk, tune on thee radio. knave, and get te 8 goode fighte."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06

Richard Weary, one of the direc- tors of the tournament was in this city yesterday endeavoring to sign the Washington Hills and Caring ton teams of the City Amateur league for the state play later this month and was promised definite word on the matter as soon as the team managements and players have had a chance to think il over."
 Awaiting Action.
 Strong representative teams from the cities and towns involved thus far have agreed to play in the tournament. From Meriden, the North Ends and Meriden Knights. the two outstanding teams in the Silver City this season have agreed to tourney play, while the New Haven city title winner and runner mp, the St Michaels and West Hav- en Boys club combines will be seen in action.
 From Naugatuck.
 Naugatuck's able U. s. Rubber Company team, practically the same lineup as the Emeralds of the Waterbury City Amateur league will show while the Wood bury Town team, prominent in Western Connecticut play this sea son has entered. From TOrrington the strong St Peters club will be represented as well as the Cube tas of Middltown, featurinfg Larry Schlums. stellar Wesleyan athlete of note. The Palace Five of New Britain and Bridgeport c o. P. outfits compete the tournament roster to date.
 Play will begin on the court of St Roses Community hall in Meri- den, the evening of March 23 with the semi-finals carded for the fol- lowing Saturday afternoon and the finals at night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
WRONG WAY KICK
 BEATS TEUTONIAS

Kicking the ball into the wrong goal by a Waterbury player, cost the Teutonias of this city a 2-1 de- feat by the Sdedish Amateurs of Bridgeport yesterday afternoon at Brassco park. Calvin, left fullback of the local team scored n goal for the opposition when he booted the bali through his own goal. c. Jonn- son scored for the visitors and H.lI for the Teutonias. The defeat did not lose first place position for the local team, however.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
SALISBURY SKIER
 WINS AT LUCERNE

Lucerne, Quebec, March 6 (UP) Otto Satire of Salisbury, Conn, yesterday won the Lucerne Inter- national ski-jumping tournament by leaping of POT and 187 feet, earning 151.6 points for style.
 H. Sorenson of the Norseman Ski club, New York city, was sec- ond. his club-mate N. Aaran finish- ed third.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06

Ed Hurley the Hartford boxing promoter of success and some defeat in his athletic ventur drift coming this way has it. He's trying to club on salary basis. He has the sympathy ot in his predicament He should have that at le' days in Hartford, not many years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
KANSAS CITY TOURNEY
 OPENS FOR HOOTERS

Kansas City, Mo. March G-(U. .)-Basketball's amateur talent of the nation to-day opened the week long conquest for the A. A. U. cham pionship on which the Wich- ita Henrys have had monopoly for three years.
 Ten games of the annual tour nament wil lbe played to-day and tonight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
BOYS CLUB INDIES
 VS MERIDEN KNIGHTS

Jack Keefe went on rampage Saturday night at the Boys club scoring 21 points as the Indies de- feated the Bridgeport G. O.. P, 46 to 37. At half time the locals led. "A to 12. In the prelim the Cadets defeated the Central ' Juniors again, 39 to 2S. Mike Exar- hou and Gen Damelio scoring 10 points apiece. .,,
 Saturday night the Indies will met the Meriden Knights, who de- feated them In the Silver City Wednesday, AZ to 40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
BREAD LINE LEAGUE.
Depression
PnnIcs

Total .............l5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
ST CECILIA'S PLAY

Thursday night at the Waterbury Boys club, the St Cecelia's team of the German Catholic league faces off with the North End Speedboys in a game expected to be a nip and tuck affair. In the prelim, the War riors and North Squares will op- pose each other.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
BRIOTTI INJURED AS SPEEDBOYS WIN AT
 MERIDEN 28-25

Danny Briotti, playing his first game with the Central Y Speed boys Saturday night in Meriden, sustained q fractured ankle late in the third period, causing his re- moval from the game which the Gaughanmen won by a 28 to 25 margin from the Silver City Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
THREE GAMES SERIES TO
 DECIDE DUSTY TITLE

George Schmtt or the decided to pay omorro" nigh al he at o'clock
 Al first one game suggested then three definitely decided upon Dion will work the encounters night instead of usual twin bill giving time to trip the light antasuc
 The other will be played on ne following elimination games VIII commence e latter the month
 The Paper Bo round will practice tonight at the klynY at o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Money Trouble WfH Force oldouts Hand Sa,s Ruppert
Shades Of Villa And Dempsey!

By NEA Service .s.. TWO little fighters from the
 Philippines arc in the United States to perpetuate the names of Villa and Demp- sey. One it Little Pancho, 20 year-old brother of the late Pancho Villa, former hyweighi champion of the world. Little Rancho is to make his fighi debut Tn Los Angeles soon. And what a guy they picked for his debut! He Is to fight Midget Wolgast, hyweight champion. The other battler IS Little Dempsey" who was christeAed Roberto Hila do
 Dempsey is a featherweight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-06
Washington Hills
Thomas Club

Score at half time-21-17 Hills. Referee: Jake Vreeland. Time of game: ten-minute periods. Per- sonals: Lallier 2, Creaven 2, Con- nell 8, Keefe 2, c. Lewis 2, Cav anaugh g.. Dunn 1, E. Lewis 3, B. Harnick 2, T. Tarnick l, Santo- pietrO l.