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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-25

Mrs Skillern nearly holed an
eagle on the first hole Her third
shot stopped an inch and a half
away from the cup The South
Bend woman ended the match on
the fifteenth green but went on to
finish the eighteen.
Mrs. Goldstein Eliminated
Miss Dorothy Ellis of Meridian
Hills advanced to the second round
of title play Tuesday by defeating
Mrs Sam GoldStein. Broadmoor. 6
and 5. today Miss Ellis was four
up at the turn and ended the
match by winning the eleventh and
thirteenth holes
Miss Ruth White. indianapolis
Country Clubs heavy hitter. de-
feated Mrs. F. P. Davis of Highland
in tight battle one up. Mrs. Davis
was two up at the turn after shoot
ing ~. but lost her lead on the
sixteenth, went down on the seven
tenth, and halyed the eighteenth.
Miss Kotteman Thrills
Miss Frances Kotteman. Highland
youngster, had her putter working
perfectly and defeated Miss Caroline
Hitz, the Meridian Hills young play
err. and T.
Miss Kotteman sank a fifteen
foot put for a birdie ? to win the
eighth, ten-footer for a birdie 3 to
win the ninth and go one up. She
won the next five holes in rapid
order to finish the match.
Miss Alice Bell English. LAFAYETTE
star, found the going tough against
Mrs. j. C. Patten, indianapolis
Country Club. but managed to win.
3 and l. when Mrs Patten weak
ened on the last nine.
Won on Seventeenth
Miss English had 43 on the out
nine TO Mrs Patterns 40. but the
match was all square. They halved
the tenth and eleventh. but Mrs.
Patten took a seven on the twelfth
and Miss English birdied the thir-
teenth to put her two up Miss Eng
llsh won the match on the seven
teenth when Mrs. Patten three
putted.
Dorothy Gustafson. South Bend
defeated Lois Bond. Fl. WAYNE. 2
up only after quelling a deter
mined rally by the Fl. Wayne star
-Four down at nine, Miss Bond
started to catch up. and won the
thirteenth and fourteenth holes Ia
cut the lead to up. They halved
the fifteenth and sixteenth. and
Miss Bond won the seventeenth with
par 4.
Miss Gustafson took a 5 on the
eighteenth TO Miss Bonds to win
the match.
Miss Dunn Is Victor
Miss Elizabeth Dunn, queen of
indianapolis golfers, eight-time CITY
champion and three time state
champion, started her match play
with 5-and-4 victory over Mrs
c. A. Jaqua, Indianapolis. Miss
Dunn fired near-par golf, while
/ AAi . baihd NdH Wei vi IlEI game
In the last match Of the first
round. Miss Irmgard Grabbe. Terre
Haute. defeated Miss Mary Cor.
ham, Highland, 5 and 4. Miss
Grabbe was 2 up at the turn and
won three of the last five holes.
Mrs. George w. Starr of Bloom
ington started her match in the
first consolation flight with Mrs.
Margaret Kinerk of South Bend
with a streak of bad luck.
Ball Strikes Bird
On the very first hole, after her
first shot Mrs. STAIRS caddy took
violently i'll and had to leave the
course. Mrs. Starr obtained a new
caddy and proceeded to shoot her
second shot, which struck and
killed meadow lark. Despite the
streak Of i'll fortune, she holed out
for a s and consumed the match.
Low medal honors in the qualify
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-25
ANDERSON KEEPS TITLE

BIZ ImfF Special
NEWCASTLE. Ind. July Is
Eastern Indiana tennis singles title
remains in possession Of Harold
Anderson. Ellwood. He defeated
Wilmer johnson. Newcastle. in the
final here, 2-6. Ga, rs, Ga. Ander-
son has won the title four years in
FIVE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-25

Fair next with 5000 Several head. in
Guiding and 3 year olds. sold from SIS
on up.
Announcement vas made By the secre-
tary Of the Coney Island meeting that the
daily double would be made from the win
ners Of the second and fourth races in
place OF the customary second and third
as used az other tracks.
With al the bowling by c Y whitney
IN regard 20 the condition Of Equipolse
ior his race at Chicago SATURDAY. We note
that the old boy packed 1875 pounds FOR a
mile and quarter and won Funny peo-
PIE, these hOrsemen. Remember how
Bradley touted Ladvsman before the Ken
tucky Derby and then came through and
won with Brokers Tip2 NY MOTTO is De-
Neve nothing you hear and only 50 per
cent OF what You see
Salary checks we're dished OUT 20 the
JOCKS MONDAY . gouth s2ss. S Rem
niek, s2se. G. Miller. s22s and J Smith
1877. The other boys drew lesser amounts.
Eddie Haughton, the halter man Of the
meeting. claimed Field Goal out Of the
seventh race Saturday. Eddie also lost one
via the claiming route when Open Hearth
was grabbed out Of the night cap. Open
Hearth was not running under the Haugh-
ton coiors at the time. but he still be-
lonEed TO Hauzh.on. we think.
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Pol0ist No. 3

THE third ranking pony polo
Il player in America is youth
only a year out Of Yale He is
Stewart Iglehart. New York. who
has Just been handicapped at eicht
goals. Topping him are Tommy
Hitchcock. at 10. and Cecil Smith.
nt Q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-25
MCCLURE BLANKS GARFIELD

Mcclure water polo squad downed
Garfield, 8 to 0. at Mcclure beach
Monday night. 1t was grand slam
for the Mcclure splashers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-25
Mrs. SkiIlern at Top
of Game: Fires an 81
State Women'S Defending Golf Champ Plays at Peak of
Form in Opening Title Match: Dorothy Ellis
Also Among Early Winners.
BY DICK MILLER
Times STAFF Writer

champion
golf tournament
G o indianapolis. today O
defending champion the
top shooting
Indianapolis
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RIVIERA SQUAD on TOP

Ellenberger lost at water polo to
the Riviera Club team. TO 3. The
match was played at the Riviera
pool.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York al Boston. postponed; rain.
Washington az Philadelphia.
St. Louis al Detroit
Cleveland az Chicago.
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-oxx. Athletics. 28xlein Phillies 10
Suth. yankees. "a Berger Braves :. II
iehrig Yankees 10
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Looking Over LatOnia
BY o. REVILLA

LATONIA, KY, July 25.-Jockey
George South was again the high
sahried Latonia jockey at the end
Of last week. George is the leading
rider of the meeting. George. an
Indiana boy. was asked by an inter-
ested woman patron how long he
had been riding and how old he was.
George replied that he had been rid
ing two years and that he was %
years old George really is 28). "Oh,
yeahw yelled c. E Allen, who was
standing near by, how come you
never count all the years you went
bare-footed?"
Five more days at Latonia until
the fall meeting opens n Septem-
Der The big show viii il.ove on 70
Coney Island across the river and
Dade Park down the river.
Cousin 10, winner Of the Independence
handicap in her first start in year here
two weeks ago. broke down during the
running of the Handicap here Saturday
and had to be destroyed. Sixteen horses
sold at the paddock sale at public auction
last Saturday morning. The top price
was paid for Foxy CUTLER of $500 and Try
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Semi Pro and Amateur Notes

az the way. Eureka 4. c.s will meet at
1896 Olive street at 80 D. m. "Wednesday
All PLAYERS are requested &c meet at Gar
field park at O'Clock this evening.
v Xsn1 Av'ppe CUBS Won CUBS 0% Da FSF'G R:
game out OF the IRE with rallies in the
eighth and ninth good for Ave. and four
for the winners and Walker starred at
bat with two home runs. Fast state
teams wanting games write Dick Decker
1880 Fletcher avenue. Indianapolis. Frank
lin please notice.
Dadv Specials slugged their wav to their
sixth straight victory SUNDAY. beating West
Tenth street A CS. 20 10 l. The DRdys
desire, strong opposition. July 30 and
or address Stokes as PeTshnS 1gse
Indianapolis Mars Hill. BarFersville and
McoreSviue notice.
indianapolis Athletics are without
game FOR next Sunday Call William
lockwood .'.. II $40 between s and : m:
and Kenneth Burge are requested 70 re-
port Tor practice Thursday evening.
P Kleppe P. shanks and R Kleppe
1hree former Manual athletes. led Uni-
versity Heights 70 its tenth straight vic
The Heights nine has next Sunday open
caM K a Osborne. Dr. 442s. or write
iloS Hanna avenue
Bright wood Merchants Will plav IN
dianapolis CrumpS IN a doub.e-header al
chant PLAYERS must be presen, for prac-
tice Thursday afternoon al 23o al Brook
side.
thirteen, inning game 10 West Side chew
rSS!els, 10 70 ; Next Sunday the Mer-
Reserves IN doable-header a; Bareers-
VILE.
Indianapolis Bleaching nine. defeated
pijchinS OF Hasan Barr Tor ne s''i Winne Hs
poled a home run with one on base
% s.eAS Saysd want ons game i0y jay 60 70
Samples. 1928 West New York street.
INDIANAPOLIS Recorders split even in a
couoie header at Cincinnati winning the
ond s e : Hannibal Of the Recorders
the opener and seven in the windup Next
SGnoay RECORDERS Will play. az North Yer
non non AVS, Il IS open. address 7. Bald
HiShand 4 c.s won two games from
4 Sitcbsg S sSs r. and u 70 5 Abe
winning run in the ninth wilioch hurled
ne second contest for Highlands and held
William. Beasly. SIS pormsn Street. D' IN =
cianapoiis.
West Side chevies and Model Creamery
mines VIII not plav az Perry stadium FRI
cav, All PLAYERS take notice n K
FlolChe IS requested 20 get in touch with
William Rider al once.
Shelby Service continued their hard hit
ting % defeat St Patricks in a Municipal
League tilt al Beech Grove 10 to I sun
day. The Services hoped on Rurket,
81. Pats ace. for six runs in the frs.
two innings and were never headed less
Mccain allowed only six hits Strikinr
cut seventeen ard issuing but two walks
The hard hitting OF z. Miller r Miller
Brandt ana Snuck featured z. Miller hit a
home run and double while the other
three hit tribes along with two singles
each. Arv4n Baker. Mathews and BOW
man starred on defense Dunn Burkett
and Peeie starred for 81. Patr.cks
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Late Date owned By the Audrev Farm
was shipped here last week especially 70
run IN the Handicap race which ne won
Saturday He was shipped back 10 Chi
cago 10 race Monday. Clarence Dawson
shipped No More mere last week. ran ore
big race won i and shipped right back
Il seems % be z habit with those Chicago
horsemen 20 ship here. win and then re-
turn home
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. Standings and Results .
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
kansas CITY ........ 600 600 600 Q
Minneapolis .-...... 600 l04 BOX ~ /
Carson. Browning and CASTOR; Hilcher
and Glenn.
Milwaukee ........ 22o 100 600 10 2
ST. Paul ........... OH 002 33x-l1 IA 0
POLL. Hillin and Young; Yde. Fette and
Fenner.
Indianapolis at Toledo; rain.
Louisville at Columbus; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First Came
Washington ......... $50 200 ooo-5 IL /
PHILADELPHIA ........ 600 100 100 I 2
Burke Russell and Berg Grove and
Cochrane.
Second Came
Washington ....... Oi3 o2O 2ii-io Il o
Philadelphia ...... COL 600 005- II 5
Crowder McAfee. Russell and Sewell:
Earnshaw. coombs Freitas and Cochrane
Madjeski.
No other games scheduled.
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Bright wood Merchants viii plav IN
dlanapolS CrumpS N a double header az
Riverside No. next Sunday All Mer-
chant PLAYERS must be present for prac-
tice Thursday afternoon al 2.3o al Brook
side.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGuE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo might.
Kansas CITY at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at 81. Paul two games).
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Chicago al Pittsburgh two gamesl.
Cincinnati az St Louis
tOnly games scheduled
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Bargersville Merchants lost a thrilling
thirteen inning game TO West Side Chew
rolefs. 10 10 3. Next Sunday the Mer-
chants viii meet the fast Indianapolis
Reserves IN a coub!e-header a. Bargers-
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Indianapolis Bleaching nine defeated
Mohawks SUNDAY. 10 !. mind the
pitching OF Hagan Barr FOR ne winners
Bleaohers want a game for July so 10
be PLAYED az Longacre Write 3 D
Samples. ISIS West New YORK street
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Indianapolis Recorders split even in q
gcEoie headeE az Cincinnati. winning the
nrst game II 20 ? and losing the sec
ono; TO ; Hannibal Of the Recorders
pitched both games. allowing two hits in
the opener and seven in the windur Next
SUNDAY Recorders will plsv at North Yer
non. Aus. - IS open. Address T Bald
win. SIS Indiana avenue
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P Kleppe. P. Shanks and r. Kleppe.
lhree former Manual athletes. led INT
versttv Heights 20 its tenth straight vic
tory. The I. NJ. A. As were the victims.
The Heights nine has next Sunday open
and challenges Greenwood or Blreersviiie
Can x 4. Osborne. DR.. 1926. or write
ii0S Hanna avenue
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No other games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
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HiShland 4 cs won two games from
CLAYTON SUNDAY. 10 z and II 10 5 Abe
pitched the first tilt and batted IN the
winning run in the ninth willoch hurled
ne second contest for Highlands and held
SS..ay,oa 70 nye h;is. For games address
c.anapoiis
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Indianapolis Athletics are without
game FOR next Sunday. Gail William
Lockwood II 1910 between and , m
any evening except Thursday Bill Burge
and Kenneth Burge are requested 70 re-
port Tor practice Thursday evening
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Model Creamery viii play Elwood al FL
WOOD sunday road game IS wanted for
Aug with a fast state club Write y
X PloCghe. 5o2s Camel street. or phone
DR.. SOLO.
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West Side Chevies and Model Creamery
mines VIII not play al Perry stadium Fri
cav. All PLAYERS take notice n
Pioughe is requested 70 get in touch With
william Rider al once
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Dadv Specials slugged their wav 10 their
sixth straight victory SUNDAY. beating West
Tenth street A C.S. 20 20 /. The Dadvs
desire strong opposition. july 30 and
Aug II are open Phone Belmont 1890
or address II. Stokes. 1915 PerShing avenue
Indianapolis Mars Hill. BarEersville and
McoreSville notice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-25

Belleville Ind nine won two games
SUNDAY. defeating Indianapolis Bulldogs.
? 70 l. and Highland Cubs 10 Belle
willie desires a game FOR Wednesday Call
TerrelS store Belleviile. and ask for
II 3 Walton
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Major Leaders

LEADING BATTERS
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all the way. Eureka A CS will meet at
1896 Olive street al 80 D. m Wednesday
All PLAYERS are requested &c meet at Gar
field park at 5 O'Clock this evening.
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Fortv-Sixth Street Merchants lost a hot
" contested game 70 Brownsburg - to
IL stokes OF the losers had a perfect dsv
az hat with four singles and double
Merchants Will plav. OAkhill Flashes next
SUNDAY At BellaiTe diamond.
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Coverdale Crews smashed the bail TO all
points az CreenCastle and beat the Mer-
chants. rs 10 9 Toh,n led the attack for
the Crews with six hits IN seven trips.
Hoaa was on the mound for the winners
Next SUNDAY Cloverdale will meet Stiles
viii az StileSviie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
To-dayS Sport
 Parade
HENRY McLEMORE
United Press Stan Corresponds

United Press Stan COrrespOndent) New York, Nov 24.-UP)-En- route to Buenos Aires to match a dress sample, Madame Henrietta Dunbar, famed seeress of Sixth avenue, barged into the office to- day and offered to pick to-mor- rows football winners.
 My dear boy, how you must have suffered with the stupid old Herr Professor" Madame said as she settled her 2S0 pounds into a chair. i've followed his selec- tions all season and all I can say is that he is frowsy spelled with an 'r'. Please allow me to do you a favor and give off tomorrow list. True haven't time to con- suit the stars or my magic globe, but I could hit myself over the head with a chest of drawers and still outdo the professor"
 We turned to the professor, who was sitting nearby making out his Christmas list, and asked if he would mind Madame Dunbar doing his work for day.
 Certainly not" he replied. eff the old dame thinks she's hot stuff. let her go to 1t. But I think it only fair to our constituents to warn them that Madame Dunbar is the same Madame Dunbar who picked the Senators to take the Giants in five games. Ha! ha! hal"
 Rising quickly from her chair Madame Dunbar let go with a right uppercut that laid the sage of the Catskills out among the tiger lilies. Then, using him as a foot rest, she sat down at Q type- writer and gave off the following winners CD: Army to take Navy by two touch- downs.
 Yale to whip Harvard with half back Keesling starring. Southern Cal to take Notre Dame.
 Chicago to whip Dartmouth.
 Northwestern to whip Michigan if field is dry and get tie if turf is wet. Columbia to defeat Syracuse, but not so easily.
 Princeton to shade Rutgers in a hot fight.
 Georgia over Georgia Tech. .e.
 Duke to pop North Carolina State.
 Minnesota to trim Wisconsin.
 Nebraska to come ahead of Iowa.
 Purdue looks too strong for In- diana.
 Carnegie Tech to beat N. Y. U.
 Lafayette to turn back Lehigh.
 Ohio State to handle Illinois.
 S. M. U. over Baylor.
 Arkansas over Texas.
 Texas Christian to take Rice.
 Auburn to beat Florida.
 Tulane to whoopo Sewanee.
 An -k,t. Nv~, raI N in a honey.
 Washington to beat Washington State.
 , St Mary's to humble U. c. l.. A.
 Wyoming to whip Western State college.
 Colorado Aggies to turn back Colorado College.
 Detroit to win from Michigan State.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
Naugatuck Metros
 Oppose Hillies

The Raymond Hillies will en. deavor to chalk up their second win of the season tonight when they. meet the Naugatuck Metros at the Brooklyn Y at 9:30 o'clock.
 Due to a mixup in dates the Central Y Ramblers failed to show up for their game with the Hillies last Wednesday night, but the game will be played a week from tonight at the Brooklyn Y. On Monday night the Hillies will meet Nick Orsillo's Pitt Partners. All members of the Hillies are re- quested to report tonight at 9 o'clock at the Brooklyn Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
PREP SCHOOLS SHOW
 INCREASE

Philadelphia - (U.P.) - Board- ing schools of the country which prepare boys and girls for college have a slightly larger attendance than a year ago, according to a sur yey made recently by N. w. Aver and Son. The total attendance in 200 schools this year Is 24.705. Last wear the same schools totaled 24,- ell registrations. "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
HARTFORD ATLAS VS
 CLUBBERS SATURDAY

Hartford, Nov 24.-The Original Atlas basketball team will open it's season at Waterbury Saturday night against the Boys Club five. Among the new members of the Atlas team are: Sid Himmelstein and Joe Fitzgibbons. Other mem- bers of the squad are: Red Ham, mond,t Red Austin, Ralph Hattie, Ernie Ohstrom, Hennie Haydash, Eddie Bergendahl, John Kachur and Pepper Petry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
SHADE BECOMES RED

Cincinnati, O., Nov 24-(UP)- The Cincinnati Reds have pur- chased shortstop Gordon Siade from the St Louis Cardinals Tor cash. The price was not disciosed'
 Slade was a reserve player witn the Cards during most of the iSss season. He relieved Leo Durocher. now and then. playing in S9 games and hitting the low average or .lls in 61 times at bat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
CUSTOMER AIDED SALESMAN

Willows, Cal = (U.P.l Mrs Charles Babb. state highway patrolman's wife. recently purchas- ed an automobile from Alden Saw yer. salesman. Less than half an hour later Mrs Babb drove the machine into one being driven by Sawyer. Both emerged uninjured, but prospects for another sale by Sawyer were frightened.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
WRESTLING
BY UNITED PRESS

At Lynn, Mass-Bob (Bibber) Mccoy, Cambridge, threw Harry Lundin, New York; Fred Carone Lynn. threw Lloyd Stewart, Lynn George Kohler, New York. drew with George Linnehan, Wayland; Odillio Marchione, Boston, threw Jack West Lawrence: Mickey Roache, Boston, threw Bill Sand Ter, Cambridge.
 At New York-Ridgewood Grove Joe Stetcher, Nebraska, threw Dick Raines, Texas: Fred Grub meier, Iowa (drew) Hans Steinke Germany; Paul Boesch, Brooklyn threw Sun Jennings, Oklahoma; Paul Shikat, Germany, threw Hert Freeman, New York; Jack Hum berto. Mexico. threw Ivan Vaktur' off Russia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
BROWN

Providence, R. l., Nov 24-tUP) Oscar P. Hammer, of weehaw- ken. N. J.. prominent athlete. has been elected first marshal of tho senior class at Brown University.
 William J. Karaban of Beacon Falls. Conn, star varsity fullback. was elected marshal of the junior class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
Victories At Arr1Ory
DOlan Outpoints Carlton In Ten Round Feature;
 Vignali Wins By K. O.
Action-Packed Card We'll Attended - Carr Loses Thriller in Last Round But Avoids Almost
 Certain Knockout
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Knockouts and knockdowns studded lively card of leatherng last night at the Phoenix Arena with Irish Eddie Doan easily outpontng Harry Carlton of Jersey City in the main go Tommy Walsh of New York scoring crashing knockdown of Eddie Carr to from behind and win the eighth round nod by point and little Joe Vgna punching holes in Jules Sombahy of Bridgeport to record we'll nnerted K. O. in less than two rounds of action
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
Last Nights Fights
BY UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
 At Pittsfield, Mass-Rudy Mar shall, 1855, Stamford, Conn.,, out pointed Joe German, 156, New York (1O; Charley Bedami, 135, New York, outpointed Phil Baker 132, Stamford (S); Jeddy Royal, 150, Stamford, knocked out Frank ie Farrello, T45, New York (6); Eddie Gates, 165, Pittsfield, out pointed Tony Kayer, 175, Hartford Conn, (6).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24

Totals .... 445 444 433 1922 High single-Williams, 139. High three-Williams, 349. High game-Zubras, 510. High team--Zubras, 14S5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
College Football
sPRINGFIEriD

Springfield. Mass, Nov "A - GU. P.)-Lancelot Cooper of Augusta, Me, a guard, has been elected cap- tain of next years Springfield Col Iege football team. He is a junior, and explained the freshmen team two years ago, (
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24
WILLIAMS

Williamstown, Mass, Nov 24-- g(U.P.) = Walter A. Noehren of Buffalo, N. Y., was elected captain of Williams College 1884 football team. He is a junior and played, center this season. Last year he was in the backfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24

Totals .... 465 467 466 1898
 SNAPS (f1 High single--H. Ruegg, 145. High three-H. Reugg, 37O. High ame-Loops. b15. TIih Team--Loops. 147z.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24

Totals .... 396 400 4O2 119S High single-Cady, 143. High three-Marvin, S60. High game-Garage, AGO. High team-Printing, 1211.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-24

Totals .... 446 433 4O6 12S5 High single-Penikas, 136. High three-Satula. STA. High game-Galgot, 548. High team-Balanda, 1513.