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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
EMERALDS MEET
 ELMWOODS, JAN 25

Naugatuok, Jan ls-fn what promises to Do ono Of tho hardest fought and most exciting tits of tho season, tho 'illmwoods basket. ball team will clash with Coach Johnny Raytkwieh's Emeralds quintet in . grudge battle on tho court Of tho Naugatuek "Y," Wod- nesday. night, January 25. Since tho campaign oponed these two clubs have been making impressive ree- ords, with tho natural result that local fans wish to ascertain which iD tho better five. The demands for G meeting between these two crack qulntetB has resulted in, the game being scheduled.
 Entering play in tho Naugatuek Valley Amateur League late, tho IilmWOods have swept oil opp0Bi- ton to gain the lead over tho seven other qulntetB in tho loop, They were not expected to get very far in league play, but have amazed with their success. All.Torrington, q team favored to win the crown, holds tho only victory registered oyer tho IglmWoodg. Tho club won It's 18th game, defeating tho Pad. dock A, c. Of Milford, by .a 43.3b score Sunday afternoon In that town,
 Meanwhile, tho I9moFalds have been travelling Ut q fast pace m the Waterbury City Amateur league, where the team has boon in q tio for second place, sunday tho tean, lost . 83.29 decision to the eham- pionBhip Brooklyn A. c, outfit lil Inc Brass City. Tho Emerald, group until this year, when thu icimwood stepped out to dispute their claims Co borough leadership, A great battle is anticipated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
'NAUCY ADVANCES IN VALLEY LEAGUE
 TOPPING HARDING
Tuckey Scores l7 Points in 33.2z Victory and Holds Park City Star ScOreless
lspeclal to Tho Dcmocratl

Naugatuck, Jan i0--While Tom Scally, leading scorer, was being held to Q lone filed goal by Kenny Phelan, Dick Tuckey took 1t upon his buriy shoulders to supply the offensive punch and ho certainly did, scoring six doubledeckers and Ave complimentary awards last night at Pete Foley's Naugatuclt Greyhounds registered their third Naugatuck Valley league victory and their ninth victory In 10 starts defeating Warren Harding of Bridgeport, B to 22, on the Y court before Q fair-sized crowd.
 In addition to scoring freely, Tuckey held Bobby Lynch, Presi- dents high scorer, scoreless for three periods, before Coach Jack Mead replaced the 1risher by Nor ko, who also received goose-eggs for his offensive play In the last quarter. The victory enabled tho Foleymen to 20 Into n tie with Bridgeport Central for second place in the league standing.
 Saturday night the Froleymen are expected to chalk up victory number four in the race, for Gll- bert of Winsted shows on the local Y surface. Harding will oppose the undefeated league leaders, Crosby, in .the Park City, while Central will invade Ansonin. Last nights box score;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Fight Features
 Yale Ice Defeat

New Haven, Conn, January av
 - (UP) - ciarkson Tech turned back tho Yale University Hockey sextet last night, 2 to 1, and In doing 50 gave tho spectators an extra show by getting c fist fight started on tho Arena leo. The fight elimaxed an evening of hard, rought play.
 The fight came in tho third DOT. ied when both teams were tied at 0ne.all. digglnaon, Clarkson do. fenHeman, Akated into Captain Fletcher, of Yale, sent him sprawl- ing and began striking him. Bpee- tators ieaped tho barrier onto tho fec, but were drlven back by DO. lice. Hisginson drew C major
 Xt Sis0 o'clock tonight in the Arena, the Middlebury College hoe- key team of Middlebury, Vt. plays Yaia, this being Yaie'g last appear. anee in New Haven this week as the team goes to Dartmouth to. morrow for the second game in tho sorIes with tho Green sextet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
COACH SMITH TO PLAY WITH C. E.'S
 AGAINST B. A. (.

Seeking revenge and at tho samo time hoping to start their two- game series with victory, tho General Electric Hotpoints of Bridgeport will invade Waterbury tomorrow night to encounter the sharp-eyed Brooklyn A. c. squad.
 TWO straight defeats last season at tho hands of tho Brooklyna, ono in m overtime gamo and tho other after a rugged struggle, still rankie tho Hotpoint boys and dur. ing tho past two days they have worked like beavers under Coach Howio Smith in m offort to hit their carly season peak against tho Brooklyna. Smith has pushed the team through two stiff drills and tho boys, mostly former cole lego players training for executive positions in tho General Electric company are clicking better than over.
 Coach Smith, formerly captain of Brown universally, will In all probability take part in the on. oountor in an effort to bolster his team's chances. His starting llne- up will probably include Freddie Schiller, captain of Renssalaer Poly at contor, Ralph Mckinley and Al Childs at the forwards and the vateran Elliott Graham and Art Ahlstrandw at tho guards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19

Able Booth, Yalo's famous little field general of two years ago, and q momber of the freshman stan last year, was not included in the new appointments.
 Hest of Stan
 For assistants Dr Stevens will have Robert A. Hall, Frank l.. Martlng, Herster Barres, Patrick If. Sullivan and Fred ]. Linehan, nil former Yale Stars. Hall has been conching on tho freshman stan In the past. Martlng was q varsity tackle on the 1928 and 1929 teams, and Barres was n found end from 1929 to 1881. Sul. llvan quarterbacked the Ell last fall and Linehnn was Q guard from 1928 to 1890.
 Back Again
 When pr tSevens resigned It was stuted that ho wished to de. vote moro time to his hospital work It was indicated then that he probably would retain at least m advisory position with regard to football. Reggie Root was nam cd hoad coach to succeed him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19

Eei Gomez Is no ordinary man. He's tho glamorous Caballoro who's Ralloplng through hIg-tlmo base ball with all the comIcal ilourish- es q befuddled sailor on horseback Hos tho tall, skinny boy From California who came to the big city. slicked back hls hair and iifeeented the fans with horse- p6dge of dazzlinR pitching. Broad. way romance and cheese diets.
 Lefty did right well for n coun. try boy last season. This awkward heanpole of n yellow strode out to tho mound In 37 games, not count ing tho world series appearance, and received about si0,000 for his services.
 Colonel Jake Ruppert, the JovIal hrewer who owns the Tanks, sent the pride of Rodeo, Cal, n contract this senson calling for m increase of probably about S2,000. But the castIlllan, who is goofy like n fox, came laundering down to tho club offices and roarod at Ed Barrow, business manager, that he was ''insultod."
 No Can See.
 Barrow tried Co explain to tho 1rate cabnilcro that his salary had hen raised, not cut--thnt ls wns Babo Ruth who got tho $25,O00 aiaah. But Senor Gomez would nc- cept no explanations.
 T want moro money" hc shout cd. "You call that n raise, after tho way pitched last scnson9 Take another look nt the records, and don't forget the world Scrics stntiatics. Then maybe we cnn talk business" He left in a hun. Nee Work,
 sIt seems that Lefty, tho fnst-b II artist, won 2d Rnmcs and lost only seven Inst AcHsOn ono Of this strongest selling points wns that he gained seven victories over the Philadelphia Athletics, against one Eet-bnck, In tho second game or tho world series hc out-pitched Lonnlc Warnckc, pride of tho Chi cago Cubs,
 Romance makes it necessary for tho man from RodcO to hnyo more money thls ycnr Therc'S little Juno O'Don, stnr of tho recent mraicn comedy hit "Of Thee SlnR." It's hard to koop tho finger on kefty, SO we can't Just discover whether hc and June were mnr- fibd, or intend Co be married, Any. way, she's 10 md mighty pretty, hni he's about 22,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Birkie, Braddock
 Sub at Garden

New York, January 10 = (UP)
 Hans Illrkie, 06rman heavy. weight, and James ]. Braddoek 0f Jersey City are matched for 10 rounds tomorrow night at Madl' son Square Garden, replacing Dlily Petrolle. Duluth woltorweight and Rop Van Kiaveron of Holland.
 Examination of Van Klaveren's hand revealed a cracked knuekle. A substitute was not available. So the Garden cancelled the welteF' weight bout and made Q iaat-mins ute substitution of tho heavy. weights. Petr0iie and the Dutch boxer probably will be matched for q later date. :.
 Van Klaveren injured his hand week ago Monday In a bout with Phil aftafferty of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
NAUCY Y WINS BRIDGEPORT MEET;
 WATERBURY FIFTH
Boroughites Scores 2S Points and Place in Each Event But Diving Central Runnerup

Bridgeport, Jan 19--Tho Nauga- tuck YMCA swimming team, shut out of points in only ono event, tho diving swept to m impressive victory over seven other combines in tho orcutt pool Wednesday night to win tho Veterans of Foreign Wars meet,
 Tho Valley combine swept to victory in tho two relay oveats and Bendlor won tho 100 yard freo style while Grlggs captured tho 40- yard frce style finals. In the other events Naugy placed mon second or third with tho exception or the dlvo,
 Central High school of this city placed second with 14 points to Naugatuck's total of 20. Harding was third with eight points while Hillhouse High of New Haven and oreutt tied for fourth with flvo points each. Waterbury had four points and Torrington and tho Bridgeport YMCA tcnms trailed with tho three each. Tho summar- ies:
 100 yd froe stylo-Bendier, Nau- gatuok; Voytek, Harding; c. Gol- gauda, Waterbury. Timo 1:00.
 Diving-E. Kelleher, Harding; D. Cldul, orcutt; Langer, YMCA,
 ioS yd preaststrokeArsmamat unattaehedj s, squiros, Naugat tuck; ; c. Steevos. Central. Timo 1;10 4-b,
 220 fro styie-B. Johnson, Hill- house; T. Salvia, Central; Sullivan, Naugatuok, Time 2:30.
 100 yd medley relay--Naugatuciy K ,Yi ,YYiMcAi V, Central oroutt Boys club
 t00 yd relay--Naugatuek; Tor. rington YMCA; Harding, disquali- fed. Time 1:24 3-5.
 100 yd baekstroke--perry, Cen. tral; J. Chipliek, Naugatuek; A. Teller, Central. Time 1:ii 9-5.
 40 yd free style--drlggs, Nauga- tuck; Jenkins, Waterbury; Bend Tor, Naugatuek. Time 2t.00.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
FOUR QUINTETS IN
 CHASE HOOP LOOP
Opening Games Slated To. morrow Night at N. E. Y. Complete Schedule Set

Chase Inter- Department Bnskot' ball League gets under way to. morrow night nt tho North End "Y" with four tcnms t0 battlo It ont for tho championship of tho Chase Company. Tho league will run sIx weeks playing every Frl- day night. It is hoped thnt thls lcng,o will develop players to play on tho Chnso Dusty team. All HlX tcnms have been prnctlclnR for tho opening, so two good games VIII bo witnessed by m expected large crowd duo 10 no admission being charged
 The four teams nnd thrcc m0n- ngcrs arc: NoornS--Ed MCIInlo; Factory -- Curl Frollch; Rolling Mil bum Graham; Metal Works - Dnn Cameron, Director Doe" Kenneally hnA arranged tho following schedule for thls FrIdny night 7;d6--N0Cr0H VS Factory Rolling Mil vs Metal Works
 Everybody Js Invited 10 nttcnd, those games being open t0 tho public,
 Tho schedule follows irIdny, January 20
 At 7;i5---
 Noora vs Factory
 AT 8i45--
 Rolling Mill w Metal Works l'rldny, January 27~-
 At 7iibr-
 Metal Works VA Factory
 AT S;d6..
 Noorh VA Rolling Mill Friday, February g.
 At 7id6--
 Metal Works vs N0GrA
 AT S}a6--
 Factory VA Rolling Mil I'ridny, February iO-~
 " Rolling Min vs Metal Works AT Siab--
 Noern VIZ Factory I'ridny, February l7-~
 Al 7i45-"
 Noora ys Rolling Mill
 AT Ssab-~
 Motni Works VA Factory Friday, February 2d'-
 At 7i45-- ,,
 Factory vs Rolling Mil
 AT stdb-
 Metal Works Vs N0orh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
JOE VICNALI ON STAMFORD CARD
 TUESDAY NIGHT

Stamford, Jan l0.-Al Cnroly matchmaker for tho stamford Sporting club, t0sdny announced fhe entire professional light card which will bo prosecuted At cOlum. bus hall hero on next Tuesday night, January 2a, with J0o ChIm. hole, local chnrgo dnfr0lrs, ngroos ing that it rates GB one of tho best bnttle bills over gotten together for state and loonl fans,
 For his l0.rOund, Htnr bout, Car Oly will show Rudy Marshall, l0enI middloweight klnRpln, against Jnck Dargcr, Preston, Idnho, pulVorlSor, J.nrgor ia under the management of Jerry "Tho Crock" bOuVndIs, jifo.lOng friend md trainer of Jnck Dempsey and it IA possible thnt inc immortal Dempsey Will bc prosont.
 other Bouts
 Tho slx-rOund somi'lnnl nl l3O pounds, will put on display Phll Baker of N0rwnlk, md Johnny Bollus Of Now lInVon', This bldt fair to be h ronl, 0ld.fnshl0ned grudgo fight ns lInkor hhs been RIorylng in taking m unpopular verdict over IiolluH ht Whlh'lt ijeach this past summer,
 Another tiX and two four HpotH round out TuoBdny nights pUnoh' Ing program. The sIx will show In action J0o VlgnnllI, of Wn nlor' bury, hnd Irish Jimmy quinn, clever Norwich boy Silent l'nr' rott, Ioonl lightweight, meets lt0Ga co Muollo New Haven ihSl thumpor, in ono of lho fOurB md Harry G0odmnn, New Milford 6O' pounder, tnnglos with Bobby Mo' uuiro, of H0rwnlk, In the other
 Tickets, nt populnr prices nro on sale nt hll prominent sports coni"rH and much lnloroH hns been mhhl' faHtod in the show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19

Eighteen of the best sprlnters in training arc entered In the inaugu. ral, and railbirds would not he surprised to sec tho six furlong track record of 1:f0 2-5 shattered, The event Is for three-year.olds and up,
 Not since tho boom days of 1925 and 1928 havo there been pros- poets for such a prosperous meet ing. Turf followers and horse- men from near and far have as- sembled for the six weeks of race ing, and approximately 600 sen. soned horses occupy tho rambling stables,
 Looks Great
 The park with its palms, shrubs and flowers more fully grown than last season, offers setting Of tropical splendor. Tho class of thoroughbreds represents an im- provement over last season. Most of the outstanding jockeys are at Miami, also.
 The "Totniixator," introduced hero amid general approval from bettors last year, has been im- proved, and Mortimer Mahoney, superintendent of tho wagering department, considers 1t almost fool-proof.
 J. E. Wldener's bay geldlng. Mir Sponge, was the favorito to win the inaugural,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Yale Five Meets
 Quakers Tuesday

Philadelphia, Jan 1O--one of tho longest rivalrles in Intercollegiate basketball will reach It's thirty. fifth milestone next Tuesday at New Haven when tho University of Pennsylvania and Yalo meet on tho court in m Eastern Intercollegiate Lengue contest.
 Tho game will mark the slxtleth engagement In tho sport between the two univorsities. The first game in tho long series was played in 1897 and Yale was tho victor 32 to 10. Tho sport was in itf infancy that year, Two years before the athletic associations and fac. ulties gave recognition Co what has become ono Of tho most popular indoor sports on tho athletic cur. PIeuIum,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
ScHAAF ILL

Boston. Jan 1e-tupl--Icrnle Behaaf. Boston heayyweisht. was progressing satigfaotorily in his light against \ slight attack Of ifi: fIuensa at SC Biisabeth's hospital to-day,
 ft was believed his indIapositlon woilid have no effect on plans for his bout with Primo caihera ln New York, February go. on ens trance yeglerday, pr Martin HpoiI- man said nehaaf would remain Co the hospital three or four days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Paper Box Play
 Portland Cagers

Willie CarroIi's Paper ti0x gulns iet will stack 70 against the Port. innd town toam. sinners Of ls or Brooklyn Y court at stg0 o'clock 70 fbg HlnlB game Of \ fOublahGadef, jH the appetizer tbe D0E Girls VII meet tbg Portland fsassles, Dancing will follow the main attraction,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
BOSTON CUBS WIN
 OVER PROVIDENCE REDS

Boston, Jan 1D-(Up)-.The Boa. ton Bruin Cubs Bb0ved the pr0vls denG0 Reds Into third place In anadiaBs BsAmorioaB Hockey league standing by trimming them, ( Q f., nt Boston Garden last night The victory gave the Cubs sole posses sion of second place, one point bee hind Philadelphia, eurrent leader.
 The teams played f gi6aB, speedy game, with tho Cubs anaBslBk a I 10 c lead IH the first two periods before the Reds scored their lone tally,
 Connie King and Lloyd Klein scored for Boston, aDd tfae0 Har' riBgt0n for the tteds,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
HILLHOUSE MERRIAM
 SETS POOL RECORD

Bridgeport, Jan iO- Bob Johnson, brilliant young swlm- mcr of IIllihousc High, New Haven, broke . pool record at tho Boys club hcre last night In winning the 22O.ynrd event on tho swimming progr m presented by tho Veterans Of Foreign Wars. Johnson swam tho distance in 2:3O, which is . bit slower than his custom. ary good time. Interest in the race was enhanced by reason of tho fact that Alex Sullivan, his cross-harbor rival, was Q competitor. Johnson proved too fast for hlm tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Taft H0ckeyists
 Defeat ROxbury

Watertown, Conn, Jan 1o-Taft school defeated Roxbury, I--1, at hockey yesterday Tn the End period Moore, Taft left wing, scored three goals, the first unassisted and the others on passes from driggs and C0vey. Tho lineup:
 Taft (b) Roxbury (i) Maxwell ..,. .doai. Wiekett Fischer ..,Defense, e,..,.. Treat Schmidt .,.Defense. ...... Cotter Covey ...., .Center. sehmeltser Moore Wing. co. Williams drisgB .... .Wing..... Stoddard
 doals---More 3, Covey, Woodford stoddard.
 spares---Taft; Britton, Boies, Es- ty, Castle, Weld, Elliott, Welton, Woodford Thompson. Coehrane, Roxbury; Costin, Goodyear, Ryan, driggs, sallba, Wagner, Sinclair.
 Penaities--Treat, Wiekett, Vol. ton.
 Referee--E. Adams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Winston Missing

Scouts arc out looking for Un. known Winston from Hartford Co Tampa, Fla. Winaton is matched Co box King Levlnsky in Philadelphia on the 0ist. The only thing hold. ing up tho bout is that the whore abouts of Unknown is unknown. nag and baggage he left Hartford on Sunday and hasn't as yet been ioeated. ft is believed that he if again on his way to the Sunny Houth, but he won't stay there long before he is chased right baek to phiIiy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Whippets Win

rho North End r WhippGts Gns n6Xod their eighth consecutive VlGs tory inst night on their home gur' face tr0unelnR tho Pepper shakers 3l tO ts. COVioIlO and CheatOn6 featured for thd winners while MGs Evans was tho losers best bet, The WhiDpata would like tO hear from the Boys Club Hearts, WnAhInRt0n iilIi Athletics OF any other fast midget team in thh city, For games answer through tho DemOs ugai
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
WILEY ALUMNI PLAYS
 ROXBURY FIVE TO-DAY

As C tune-up for their coming contests, the Wiiby Alumni basket: ball team was scheduled t0 head for cheshiro this afternoon at !4ia0 boys In q practice game, to start at . o'clock. The Wiiby boys are asked to meet opposite Crosby high school whore they will receive transportation to Cheshire. The drads are going on high having beaten tho Thomaston Kaeeys Tuesday night. while Roxbury is preparing for It's game with mo New Haven Boys club Saturday night,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19

MT CfltlC " my nHme,
 lash out at those who arc sock
 Ing fame,
 Praise when they deserve lt, and
 slam aB well,
 But Mr Alibi If, ig tho ono who
 catches II,---'--------~---".
 (By LOtta Strlkesanspares) A rip roarfng nell bent sheriff am When ! start shooting the boys all On iic alleys I'm supreme, and
 the rest of my team, As deputies, they do Rs ] say [ shout for a strike and q spare
 for n iill,
 The boys get them without delay, We won tbpce games which makes
 six in C TOW,
 By scntcPlng those pins Ilkc, so
 much knOW,
 We're good, wc know it and rc.
 member tiis,
 I'm the captain, Sheriff John
 JcnusAItis.
 Az gently as warm spring wind, j Ion nuBaItlH sneaked up on those pins and then turned Into Q devas- lating high wind of on 0ldsfnBh. toned cyclone, his BGOreB of 1i3- ibG.l00 for n total Of 37O fairly ripped tho alleys Co pleeos, whnt he missed, "WaHyOuthere Charlie Dubauskns" got, and Vee E0tt dom too r0markod Dubs, ag no also roll cd his highest scOr~ f37b) Of the year Cor any other yoarD
 Even though Dr BtnneslOw was among the missing, his i1a last week must have inspired Tommy DcIInIkA, Happy t1 LnskF. nnd thc above two, JcnuaAltis And Dubnuss lit iOY4 which ls doing what aiHi bccn dOOdcd.
 rho plaster eamo down, the roof Is loose, tho foundation ia ahaky, and why??? They say when 0reok n0ots Greek they open a restaurant but when the lGudest of loud in tho LIP LoaBuo meet, it'H Just iiko touching match Co e earI0ad of dynamite Al VAiIOnia who lA the bIDnrk.. piug Of IGd YanA vIciis tenm nnn Pop Bubpas anchor mnn Tor tlN IsObblnites locked horns nnd f0t tlipee rounds tiiey went at li, tlicrl were eight OtiieP men bowling Dni tIie spotlight CentcPGd Of ~ nn0 Pop, T'hG boys spnrrcd but in [ nienient Pop went down, he ROt ,il | Al COunteFed and OnCe more Nu' bpaA hit the canvnA, be nrOse glass eyed Rnd Captain ISObbtH throw lil the towel leaving Al q yyinncr bs technical K, Q. All tliis simply means that YaBRvIgiVs cellar team nrOae Co ibs occasion and smack ed tbe league lending B0bbinitcf fOr two games. step up and Mkt the cake, Al, when anybody .CnI Dut tIle dampep on Pop Nubrnf he eaB qualify as Hon tasDer iH any circus,
 Ho stopped to bowl then started We tbeUgI he'd faii and fall hs
 did,
 Poor Bi0kus went down, And looked IIk0 a clown, Az no hlt the head pin with hD
 dome,
 Tho bump she grow and Charlie To Il.-1s-' po " with your bowling, st Home,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
ADELPHI LOSE

Tho Conorai Y Juniors, with "Mite' Rosa and "Rod" Lyons registering eight points apiece, handed the AdelphiS quintot of tho North End Y 1nterelub ionguo Q 20 to 18 setback yesterday at the Central. Y. At half time the win- ners Tod, 10 to 0. Herr was tho losers best bet,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
A0GIEs BEATEN

Mlddietown, Conn, Jan ie-- (Up) = The Wesleyan university
 Basketball team last night dafeats cd the Connecticut ARKies g0 Q |g2, Tho Wesleyan i've scored
 seven points in the first minute of the game, and their lead never was threatened seriously.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
ThOmastOn High
 Here Tomorrow

Tomorrow night in tho Crosby gymn. Mnndoll Gr0on's Thomaston high GnRosters will tnke on Louie Lnun's LenVonworth eourtsers in e return Western Connecticut league game. In their initial moeting in tho Clock Town last month tho Teohmon were drubbed, 43 to 14,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
SteDens Former Head Coach Named Yale Freshman Mentor
HiaLeah Track Opens
 With DepressionIess
 CrotDd Of 20, 900 Fans

Miami, Fla Jan 19-(UP)-Nearly 10000 racing fans were expected to swarm into beautiful Haeah park to-day for the opening program of the Miami Jockey 45day winter meeting.
 Clear weather and fast track promised for the card which is featured by the $2600 added Hialeah inaugural handicap
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Ramblers Beat
 Renaissance 5

Eddie D0lDn's Itcnpnlsnncc llvd wore handed a 82 i0 lf setback last night nt Barnard gym by Jimmy Blnnc0's South End lthm' blnpg, I, MarllGell0 md Al Ciprl' aDO featured for the winners
 Inhn nnh EnnInI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Booth Not Included Among Final 1883
 Grid Appointments

New Haven, Conn, Jan 19-(UP)-Dr Marvin A. Stevens who stepped out head varsity football coach at Yale this year after holding the position for five years day announced the freshman head coach The entire freshman football coaching staff was made public by the Yale Athletic association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
Gomez, "Goofy Castillian,"
 Turns Down $2, ,O00
 Raise From Yankees
By JACK CUDDY

New York Jan i9-(UP)-Senor Vernon Lefty" Gomez known to the trade the Gooy Castian is the first baseball player in 1888 to become hodout after being offered a raise. He may be the last,
 This action by the Yankees ace southpaw hurer would seem almost as unique the historic incident wherein Mir took bite nut of Fidos leg, 1t not for the human nlnv sc,,ol olyad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-19
sEMI.PR0 HOOP RESULTS.
Manohester ouards 90, AiI.Bur

Manchester Guards ss, Aii-Burn. sides 2b. D. c. 90.
 St Mary's 50, Ifakoabs ss.
 Games Tonight. Kenvin Harry vB bt Mafy's,
 Games Tomorrow. Booths Aii.gtars VI All Burns sides