The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-27
SQUABBLE AHEAD IN BASEBALL, RING
 AND FOOTBALL
Giants and Dodgers to
 TangIe-Things TOugh at Vale Primo on Go
Ry JACK CUDDY

Nnited Preas Stan Correspondent.
 New York, Jan 27.-(UP)- !Equalls are blowing up in the sports world, threatening much hurly- -burly before the end of the year. Enbroilments are incubatine fin baseball, football, boxing, wtest- fling and tennis.
 Some beautiful free-for-a -alls are thatching between the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers fnever bosom friends. Manager Bill Terry of the world champions came to town and was quoted as saying. Why; are the Dodgers istili in the National League?"
 When Bob Quinn, business man. lager of the Dodgers, read this at the table, he spilled his coffee and almost bowled over waiter as he rushed to the telephone. Terry assured Quinn that the reporter had not misquoted him. Quinn said certain things in reply, and now .hc's telling everyone what the Dodgers will do to the Giants this season.
 In football, the Yale coaching situation may furnish plenty of fireworks. regardless of who is name ed to succeed Reggie Root. If e'Dpcky" Pond accepts, as he is re- iported preparing to do. he will Sind more mud In the air forthwith than was on the grldiron that day lin 1923, when he slid to g touch. down against Harvard.
 Stuck into hodge podge of iYale. Michigan and West Virginia Wesleyan assistant coaching tal- lent, and fighting three-fourths of the Yale alumni who wanted an l'outsider," MT Pond probably will find that things are not just lucky at New Haven.
 Madison Square Garden is plan ming Q heavyweight title fight in June. It has a contract for Cham- pion Primo Carnera to fight under its promotion until September 20, Meanwhile, one of Cameras man. agers, Louis Soresi, announced in Italy that Primo will go an extend- ed tour of South America imrne- ;diately after the February 22, Loughran bout at Miami. Bertys Perry, q promoter in Rio de Jan- eiro, Brazil, confirmed this report Hast night and indicated that Car- 1aera would remain down there un- til some time in May. The Gar den vigorously denies that Camera is going to Latin America. It may try tO stop him. In addition, Max lie Haer, the only contender who would draw big money with Car nera, has been tossed out by the Garden. The situation is some- what involved.
 On the Shelf
 In wrestling, if the New York btate athletic commission enf0rces the Lew grappling code made pub. lic last night, virtually every grunt, (es and groarier in the racket will be suspended In short order, to say nothing of the promoters and man. aeers. It outlaws drop. .kicking, bbutting, striking, scratching and strangle holds, forbids wrestling trusts" and combination manager promoters. Tskl Tsk! Just when tho gold rush was on.
 Fred Perry's tennis victory toe day over Jack Crawford in Aus tralia emphasizes the fact that the United States apparently has lit- tic chance to wrest the Davis cup from Perry and his English team this summer, even If 1t reaches the challenge round. Accordingly MT Bernon Prentice and his Davis cup committee, who were roundly crit- icized after the 1883 failure, prob- ably will find themselves the cen- ter of a storm of considerable pro- portions after the 1884 campaign.