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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-10
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
W|6st|i[lQ

At New York Gardon-Ed "Strangler" Lewis, Kentucky, throw Dr Frod Movers. Chicago --titie; Gus Sonnenberg, Now Hampshire. threw Earl McCrea, Oklahoma; Jim Browning. Bos- ton, threw Century Milstead, New Haven Nick Lutze, Indiana, threw George Hagen, Brooklyn; Leon Pinctzki, Poland (drewD Luigi Baglgalupi. Italy; Sid Wcstrich, New York, threw Lilo Nardi, Italy; sammy stein. New York, threw John Poddubny. Chicago; Mike Mazurki. New York, threw Henry Peirs, Holland.
 At New York -- Broadway Arena = Jim McMillen, Chicago. threw Dr Ralph Wilson. Philadel- phia; Able Coleman, Los Angeles. threw Floyd Marshall, Arizona 1; Joe Savoidi. Indiana, threw Babe Caddock, New Haven; Jacques Humberto, Texas, dccisloned Rudy Dusek, omaha; Glno Garibnldi, Italy, threw Norton E. Jackson, New York.
 At Lawrence, Mass.--Bull Mar tin. New Jersey. threw Sailor Jack Arnold, Boston; Man Mountain Dean, Georgia. threw Carl Lemle. New York; George Saunders. New Orleans, drew with Gene Ledoux, Canada; George Linnehan. Way land, drew with Bob Russell. New port, R. l.: Ritchie Desharnais. lawrence. drew with Chick Memo, Argentina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

fought lads le Hshwooa JS Marks M0w SySn hS TS%m him with Frankie Burns tho & Jersey @ waterburans tho pride of tho Brass c to thS op.noher then and had vastly o experience hm nS Joos education had been neglected Burns wn rs'o"SS S definitely checked Joc climb tho ladder Tommy Houe "no'her tho Burns episode later. a,.
 mot Frankie Burns e dinner to Jo shugra m % SSrsey cw & pment o being tho games lad ho had ever cs whore hts old spons partner Joe shusue n public schools. =,
 No boxer Waterbury produced had tho loyal hs Shugruo became hdoptoa hon Waterbury hs brother Johnny each had large army Kid Shoa in this respect
 Optimistic nature speaking III o anyone nevnE me of loyalty wohdr many friends who now join In mourhing him .,.
 outdoors later after dawn tho opening gay or e season. hod athor discuss nshng than nghng wa quickly mako think they start aoon
 much grit and had always lived he But his weakened the strain whom he was stricken pneumonia
 all who knew him and loved him can truthfuiy q great little man."
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
A Game Kid Loses His Last Battle
By DAN PARKER

counted of tho oed on tho we Joe
 Joe Two met thousands Inc n installed . pedestal idol them fine qualities e' bodc as
 to tho south Main Tho lad check looked at It. then with mako little or remarkable at had just performed don't know yet how he did it.
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  stricken with tubercuoHg ho
 
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 hea had been would made q In tho WE'RE fighters Is tho after nl follow really had to like t under thoso conditions
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
@}1RxiIlQ MRqsu|tS

At New York - st Niek's -- Hans Birkio, loe, Gormnny, de- esnte w"s"'nSsS", Piss"cra, sos i.s, l,aly% % ds. feated Chester Matap, 209 l-y, Brooklyn (Dj Phil Stark. 13o, New York, dofented Jimmy Thompson, i34, New York t6); Pedro Moves, lab, Porto Rico, defeated Al Caai. mini, i3a 1.2, New York, 6(; Johnny DeFoc, ls4 l.2, Now York, defeated Demnsc0 Coda, i20 l.t, Porto RIco CD: Nat XImmer, 12O, New York, knocked out Sol Paul lino, l25 l.2. Now York.
 At Newark, \. !, -- Young Terry, iS9, Trenton. defeated Jack Rosenberg, i55 3.4, New York Io); Hans Mueller, 1b5 1-a. Ger. many, knocked out Fran Corai, i50, Beileville, N. J., tG; Bonnie BeilIno, i3o, New York. knocked out Wilbur March, 13s i-2, Mont clair, N. J., CD,
 At Salem, Mass. .--Alvro Di Silyn, 14O. Boston, outpointcd Billy Brown f4D, New Bedford B; pin- 10 Do sa, i32, Portugal, outpoint. cd Joe Dow, 1Si, Lawrence tG); Al MoiIo, New Bedfrod. drew with Kid Roberts, Lynn (6); Johnny DOwney, Woburn, outpointed Patsy Santa, Lynn. Lynn co.
 At Portsmouth, N. H.-Young Dempsey, Rochester, knocked out Frankie Carpenter, Holyoke, Mass. CD; Johnny Dube. Havorhill. Mass. outnointed Kid Morgan, Manches- ter t0.
 At New York -. Coliseum - Jack Mnsslno, f33 1-3. New York. defeated Billy Humphries, 134 1-4, England (5); Patsy Larocco, f2g 3.4. New York. defeated Harry obernan, 124 t-2. New York CO.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
ARCHIE BOXES SALINAS
 AT OLYOKE MONDAY

Holyoke, Mass, Fob 7--Battllng Arohio of Hartford, Conn, meets Leo Salvns Of Littloton, N. H., ana Jorry Emard of thls city clashes with George Salvatore of Oak Bluffs in pair of 10 round feature bouts in tho Valley Arena hero Monday night. A pair of six round. CTS and n four spot will complete tho program.
 Salvas made hls debut here ro- gently and boxed draw with Iooky Jackson of Westerly, R. l. Salvas holds tho distinction Of hc" Ing the first of two mon to stop Norman Conrad, tho other being Archie. SalvHs k ono of tho best right hand hitters In tho business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
SPORT.O.GRAMS NAUGATUCK YMCA
Heat Waterbury


 In a slzxling, slashing, hard driv- ing match tho Naugatuek "" vol- joybaii team defeated the team from Waterbury "" on the bor' ough floor, Saturday afternoon. {. These two teams arc unquostion- ably tho two loading ones In tho stuto, Ordinarily there iB little Go choose between tho two teams but in the match tho Naugatuck com bine was clicking sooner and more consistently.
 All threo spikera on tho Nauga- tuck team and also tho threo Wa terbury attack men were in perfect form and invariably when th6y fe- ccIvcd q good sotup tho ball wal shot for "point' or "glde.Out.
 Fred Ashmoro who in the past hns been the star defense and Bet- up man for Naugatuck, performed In tho samo stellar way for Wa torbury. Ills presence has strength cnod tho Waterbury team immense- ly and will Do q big factor In en- nbling Waterbury to cop tho state league championship this year na thcro seems little doubt thOy will.
 4 return match will Do played at tho Waterbury Y on Thursday of this weke nt 5:30 o'clock. Thi Hcon- test also will undoubtedly bc res plote with action.
 Tho Naugntuck lineup consisted of Baxter, Sunblade, Wyatt, Baker, l.utZe, Abrahamson and Durr. Wa tcrEury lineup: Merklc, A8hmore. IIasscil, Pihter, Hallaway, Ganuns and Peterson.
 rho scoros follow 15-13. 1l-l5. 15-l3, l5-S and 15-12. Fritz Klambt refereed.
 Chappic Brilliant
 The Naugatuok "" defeated tho East Haven Congregational church team in East Haven 3i to 2S. This was tho second gamo with thiS church team and both times tho To- calls were victorious. The Elm- woods lineup consisted of Cignotti, Terry. Chappie, Poscavnge, Plikai- tis, Samborski, Palmoski, Mulesky, and Garrick. Chappie was higil scorer with 12 points, and Cignotti was second with ten points. Score at half time Naugatuck 1G, East Haven 15. This East Haven team js the champion team of the Church league in East Haven and Satur- days game was n fast ono from start to finish.
 The Elmwoods lost 10 Torring- ton Sunday in Torrington 40 to 45. They arc tied with this All- Torrington team for first place in the Naugatuck Valley league and will play another game with this team to determine the winner. Tho high team must win two out Of three and now that Torrington won Sundays match the Elmwoods will have to kin the next game in or- der to play the third game. Tho Elmwoods were in the lead up to the last quarter. Cignotu and Plikaitis starred for the locals Cignotti with IA points and Plikai- tis with II. Score at half time was Naugatuck IT; Torrington 16. The second game will be played In Nau- gatuck, February IT and the Elm woods will have Sambordski with them. They missed him in yestcr- days game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Chase Metal Works
 Bowling Notes

Tho. Rod and Roll continued their drive for tho second half championships by setting back the fast Tubo Mill two out of three games, and came within seven pins of making 1t three straight when they lost the second gamo by . similar number of pins, the scores wore: Rod and Roll b2e, b0b, b62 against the Tubcfs SIS, 5i2, 50A
 Despite the fact tllat they had only four men, the office tcant took a lODc game by ono pin from the revampcd Scrap Room team, Mo. (luarFtcs failure Co come through in tho pincbcs cost tho Scrappcrs this game.
 We missed tho popular Georglo Tuckor last week, George was helping friends to put on min- Htrel show, which he says was tho best ever produced in Watorvillc.
 lilly Crcgnn has regalncd his form, last week he rolled tOe, tOD, tlB for q Bee total which moro than helped his teaIh to score threo two game victories over the iDvin. clbic Tube Mil team.
 
 Nlcky White ngain demonstrated why h0 iB average man Number ] when he tossed the naples Tor three nice games, i3s, iie, i0S, to- tal 347.
 IGppy (CoMcbHck) Gagain is considered a great AnchOr man, small in built, Eppy often shOui. slcFs . lot of responsibility going into the home stretch.
 Arthur b. Blair otherwise known hs Lefty" is staging q grent come. back, last woek he rolled q 337 to. tnl, well maybe It's tho now sur. rOundings that arc helping him, who knows.
 TAc mon!ker wi,ieh Frankie pc. Ianey is called "the kid in tho pliNllcs" ls . most appropriate one baseball FrWnkie has turned many q Ccptain defeat Into . victory by coming through in the final stages Of these games.
 Ronald Keith returned aftor a weeks sickness which evidently didn't slew him up az h0 opened his first game with a 126 score and tackled two more similar scores on to it for q good nights work tsays Wel.
 With the revival in the intcrcst OG big pins bowling which is bee Ing showed lately ln tliis city, we wonder iiOW tnAny cnn renncmpcr 25 years ago when the alleys were in ihe old John MOriarty Building on Fast Main street and the "Jnc. ger Family FOur' were. considered tho hest in this class due 60 Niesr yiCtoPics over tiie "Sil0yc FouT' and many others, after taking over the hest in Waterbury, tlc Jaeger boys showing John, Fred, otto and Walter went after teams thrOugh' out tho state and emerged from these Ramse tho victOrs, then came the roll Off Of . game with the "Aiusane FOnr' Of Dridgep0rt, it was decided Co pOli OD neutral alleys, 70 New Haven was chosen tl,e city. 4 special trolley was chartered tO take tlle Waterbury POOtcPs tO the Elm City. while the BTidgepOrt followers went by way Of . spcclai train, and before the largest crowd ever Co. witness ono Of tl,csG big piI match games, thf' one pin, after Walter had made . nicc two pin spare and hlIed " with nine pins.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

These measures reflect CD dlm. finishing prejudice against these sports, Q trend apparently counter inin0us with tho moro liberal pub- lic view of the liquor question, and S2) the desire to obtain revenues for state troasurIes.
 Measures permitting parI-mutuel betting will be considered by 10 state legislatures in iO32, and II states will take up measures deal- Ing with boxing. Somo legislatures VIII consider both.
 httlc Opposition
 Only two states wero found pro- pairing measures which would cur tell professional sports. oklahoma wii consider n bill designed to ban wrestling, and California has q bill which would. prohibit dog racing at night. A bill in Nebraska would limit tho salary of tho head foot ball coach at the state University
 Five statcs--C Colorado, Illinois, Ohio. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin ---will consider menBurcs providing for lb-round boxing contests. Most Of these monBureS result from the din1culty of holding cham pionshlp bouts at tho shorter t0-round dis- tance.
 Tho Illinois hill carries an emcr. gcncy clause which would permit immediate signing by tho goycrn0E as c means Of inducing Jack Demp. .scy e bring thc Max schmcllng. Max BAcr light to Chicago during tho World Fiiir.
 Hero are some of the measureH pending:
 oHIO--BIlls to icgaiiyo boxing and wrestling. Fifteen. round bouts would be permitted. A 10 per cent tax would bO assessed.
 Machines At Capitol?
 WASHINGTON -- Boxing nnd parl.mutual bills with fair chance of passage. Ten per cent tax riders arc attached,
 COLORADO-DillB to lcgalizo horse racing, dog racing, I6-round bouts and to plnco wrestling under Jurisdiction Of the boxing cOmmis- sion. All are expected t0 pass, ex- cept dog racing.
 MfNNT1SOTA--Boxlng and pnrl- mutual bills, Tho boxing bill hah pnsBod tho logialature, and the other ono iS expected to b0 brought out soon.
 MASSA GIT Il UsBTTS---Many prom. inent persons support n pnri.mu. ual bll. A similar bill wnS defeated Inst year, and tho present ono ts believed unlikely to pass.
 WEST VfRGiNlA--A bill to re- duce license fees of boxing pros motors who now pay $500. A bill Co require wregtiers to pay a $i0 reg igtFhtiOn,
 CONNECICUT--A bllI to legal. ixc horse. .rnclng and betting.
 PENNSYLvANfA--Dills to ollm- mate tho State Atbeitie Commis' sion, to permit ib-Found bouts, tC leEnllse pari.mutuei betting, to re- peal Sunday Blue Laws" and nl' low fishing on Suhday. fNDTANA---Bills permitting pafi' mntuel betting and racing, Break For Vets GEORdIA-Dllls Co turn over tt World War Veterans tho promotion of professional boxing and wrest- ling, and to permit Sunday base'
 TExAs--BiIp to iegaiixe horse racing and to permit professionhI boxing.
 CALIFORNIAN bill to create a tracing board" to eneoura ge breeding of racing stock; anothoi to legailsc pnri.mutuols, and an' other which would prohibit doR racing at night, virtually banning dog racing In tho state,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Eastern Sweepstakes ..
 at WiIlimantic Sat.

WilImantlc, Feb 7--The annual Eastern bowling sweepstakes will Do hold at the Lucky Striko alloys hero Saturday of thls week with many of tho leading b0wiers In tho country as entrants. Threo sets of fIve strings each will Do rolled In tho morning, afternoon and eve- ming. Nearly 70 ar0 expected to compete. "Babo" Dugas of Tatt- villo is tho defending champion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

STSTS NSTFSn OF SE 'A 'eoSsScrlcuT Sc NESUFsSS Ns% 5sSSsry HSSSn G2u1Hsssss i2, Hsss. ''' waterbury Then and there by virtue of an execution issued to mo by William Gillette, clerk of the Court of Coms mon Pleas, I will sell at public auc. model Nash coupe, at the Public Sign Post on tho Sixth day of Febs ruary 1888, at 10 o'clock in the fore- noon,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
DiseotsbATn iPhobATn couRT. FSbraary etR,

DISTRICT of wATERBuRY. .sa'
 PROBATE COURT February eth'
 EsTATn of MARTIN KELLY, iate of tho Town of Waterbury in said District, deoeaHed.
 rho Administrator, having oxhibt- ed hls account with said estate to ORDERED, That the goth day or February, A. D. 1893, at 9;a0 o'clock, in tho forenoon. standard time, at the Probate offco in Waterbury, bo and the same iH. assigned for 2 hearing on tho allowance of snld account. ana tho Court directs tho Administretor, to give notice theros nowEpaper having n circulation In said District, and by leaving, with, or by mailing in reglstered letters nddrosaed to .eaoh of the persons lntarcNtod. and residing without tho Probate District of Waterbury, 2 copy of this order, hll nt least 12 days before said day Of hearing
 MXRduERrTE M. TAMY,, 2-7-1t Asst. Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

Hartford. Feb 7-The Aetna Life girls left their spacious own court for game at St Mary's hall. East Hartford. last highland came home with a completely convincing 26 10 l6 win over the All Burnside girls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
States Racing BiH Cited
LaWmakers Ln Fourteen
 States Back Bills To
 Take Lid OH" Sports
By JACK CUDDY iUnlied Prem RlnR CnrrcanOnnenal

New York, Feb 7-(UP)--An unprecedented wave of proposed legislation for berazng and stimulating certain types of spors particularly horse racing and boxing is sweeping the naton United Press survey disclosed today
 At least 14 states have bills pending or in preparation providing for par.mutuel betting egalzing beralzng boxing and wrestling and permitting horse and dog racing Others plan repeal of blue laws.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
STATE or CONNECTICUT, District of Waterbury. sa: Probate court

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 ESTATE or Anna !. Carver also called Anna Lewis Carver, late or tho Town of Waterbury, in said Dis' tlct, deceased, -
 The Court of Probate. for tho DIS: triot of Waterbury, hath umitsu date hereof for the creditors. of said estate to exhibit their clalms. Tor settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly et. tested within sald tlme, will Do de" barrod recovery, All persons ins debted to sald estate are requested
 JOHN D, THoMS, a.A 9t Administrator eta,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
NOTICE or SALE ON EXECUTION

STATE of CONNECTICUT, NEW HAVEN COUNTY, ss. WATBR- BURY, February 3, 1898.
 ThNn and there by virtue of an execution issued to mo by Albert [. Bronsky, Clerk of tho City Court, h,Thoat bidder all goods and fix- tures located at s77 Hank street on tho a0th day of February 1o53 at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon.
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 a.7.ii.i5 Constable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

Joe was prImnrilY boxer, Ho was O muster of his art too. Never a damaging punoher, Joo depended on speed and soionce. In his day, ho ranked among tho leading bantamweghts of tho country, and was easily Now Englands best
 Ono of Joes carly trumphs was scored over Kid Williams of Lynn, Mass, tn Danbury about % years ago, Peto Fitzgerald, who now trains Mayor Hayes rAee horses, brought Williams down to meet Shea and u lot of Massachusetts sports, woll hecled, accompanied him. bent on cleaning up tho Connecticut hieks Tho nsht was staged In tho Danbury opera house with close to 1000 pres, ont and over 1000 turned away, Eli Pakulaki promoted tho light and backed Kid Shea to the extent of $2,0O0, loo Muvihill, tho Mad Hatter, fresh from n tour with Barnum and Baileys cir. eus laid 5000 on tho lno to back tho Waterbury lad. George Mulllgan, tho Kids manager. also had n roll riding on him. Tho fight Will bo remembered by old -timO fans from Waterbury and Danbury as ono of tho ring classics of those parts. Joo brought homo tho bacon and thcre woro no hard
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

High Be0re8 last week were WhIto 3a7, Conway 34l, Blair 330, (ngaIn 32G, cregan 536, Marifano 33O, Mitchell 3e7, and Delaney 9eb'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Automobiles
Autos and Trucks for Sale

USED CAR DARdAINs GALORE! io30 Oldsmobilo Do Luxe Conv.
 Coupe 1O32 Dodge Sedan iD8i Ford Coach iO3O Roo Flying Cloud Coupe i030 Ford IJb Luxe Sedan 1899 ChoVrOl0t Dc LuX0 Coach 1929 Buick stand. 6 Coach 1Dai DO Soto \ Sedan 1928 Erskino Coach Sl95
 32D NORTH MAIN ST. f-2 Years Co Pay--ODen Ewes, TIll 0 D. m.--Ail Day Bunday--Tel 3'33f7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

Hvrtford, Feb 7-The K. of l.. mems and girls teams will be In action at tho Holy Trinity school gym Saturday night against the Waterbury Lithuanians.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
Financial
sioney Loaned

Mortgages Placed-insurance General Finance & Realty Co. Inc. l66 North Main St. Dial S-3745
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
ElYeIiIRGILL SIGNS

BOstOn, Feb KObort R. (Eatty) Fothergill, rotund out fielder obtained in q trade from the Chicago White Sox this win ter. has signed q Red Sox contract thc club announced last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
i4 Service Stations. Repairing

DATTERIiGB--Reehhrged 60ej new batteries t3,7b up with old one; used tires ti Up. BommA Tire & Battery Co. 234 East Main. Dial 3.6O06.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
ssn Industrial L.oans

LOANS TO s3O0-oniy charge 3h% q month on unpaid balance. Wa terbury Mutual Loan Association. se5 North Main St. Dial 3.274b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

Wake Forest 23; N. Carolina state ID.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
an0 aAa a0G--iI4t

WWW WVH"TTTV High sIngIe--Arnauskas 1l5. High Three-0aIuiI0 36S. High Game-H. BesBette 4a4, High Team--H. Begsette i267.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07
AITNA CTRI.S WIN

475 454 4s4-1s9'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-07

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-23
Congress Adds This Prob- lem to Score of Others, Such as Farm Relief and Bank Reforms - Three Democrats SpO ns0r Bills on Foreign Trade
 BIG ARMY BLOC"
 WINS IN HOUSE

Washington, Jan 23-(UP)--@A new Volstend act modification bill became Q congressional problem today in the midst of difficulties over farm relief and bank reforms.
 The boor-wlne bill reported out to tho senate by tho judiciary com. mitteo would lcgallze 3Y05 per cent beverages It's other limitations, In striking contract to tho Collier boer blll which passed the house, Indicated it faced gamut of amendments when the senate con- sldcrs it. oa
 Scnntor Thomas, dem" Okln, one or the nllbustcr leaders. informed tho aonnte he would drive iO amend the Glass bunk reform b'll to permit rcmonctization of silver. Ills decision forecast further de. lay for tho measure. Othcr intlt. tlonlsta indicated they planned to offer other amendments.
 Tho senate agriculture commit- tee decided to begin hearings to. morrow on the domestic allotment farm relief bill. Tho decision ln- dlcatod thorough revision of th9 bill was in prospect, espoclallyNHH to it's bounty provisions, .'ise s s
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