The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-23
Runors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY The Grist Of Athletic C Contest
Monday Sports Wash

They've been building up Al Gainer for his battle with 7 for zs sG that M ne was .1 at New Haven. heavy meal before the weighin will put him the class limit which is one of the things listed in the terms that must take place, ese-. Incidentally the New Haven seaer of weights and will supervise the sealing, just in case.
 When goU gab luus c bit at the Waterbury Coun-
 try club is almost to bring 9p the fansoas story about Charley Buckingham Of WGtert0Ww and man from the soutk oho didn't have 6ig cigar im his anouth but offable to degree the soth Buekngham over Yalss 200 deeat 0y Georgia sohere upon the latter, to whom Yale defeat is naGjor calamity, abied the Blue .parrtors to farethee-sOen Informing hs listener that got aOas the btg game an Conneccu not football and to prove it, he aOoud ganise eight team to play tis southerner and of Eh Yale amd the good old commonwealth of Con- necticut. The agreeable to fauh Grrange- therefore play one onother soh s1oo side ond din- ner going to the Oinners That night the sotherner met Mr Buckingham by appointment to cheek up on final arrangements and the later stGrted to introduce hs YGe friends to the genial souhermer aUoe he had spoken about i relation to the mert das gof match. Mr Buckingham, aOho proceeded to introduce him, loud chorus of laughter surprised h Tue mon achons he bod agreed to play a0as Bobby Jones!
 Whether or not as reward for his sparkling 72 over other Charley Clare state amateur golf cham pon was named to the tournament committee of the Wa Clare incidentally is the only golfer to have played the in it's years of existence with 18hoe card which his highest hole four In his qali flying round for the state amateur play last summer Clare shot par 69, with collection of 15 fours and threes Some gof eh wot?
 To-mOrow night a0hen the City Ansateur Busebau league meets for reports o progress eight teGm cir cMt aOu probably become definite, Wh WGtervie, the West Ends aud Recreations blood. Nick ZGp- pone a0iU represent the West Ens Bob Kiersted the Recreatons and Moon" Mullins the midget mupici- pakty that is WatervAle. George CGsey tue WGsh-
 ngton HW stasodrt is expected to be voed intO the presidency to succeed Joe Brophy, ath Cuff McHale his first aide.
 Wilby has ten game baseball schedule to work on, starting Saturday against Torrngton at Hamilton park Season tickets for four home gaes excluding the Crosby contests selling for quarter that badly needed equipment be purchased Coach Jim Lee is not too de- pressed over his teams prospects listing several good hes in young Hank Gagain, Billy Moore and Joe McEvoy, the outeders, two good cachers in Murphy and Cogan while Berard and Benson will pch aided by Landon and Marcelus, who look promising.
 Linpid Lines. |. Ken Perry, the ,uamhandlimg middleWeight tutored by Dave Kelly at the "" shocs or ths Meriden ansateur boging card toanorow night Tong Rogers, the popular Waterbury Country club
 manager, hGs resigned Gnd aviU be succeeded by Cor don M Turner, formerly scith the BGynam hotel, Bridgeport, ns GssSstGnt manager CyOsbys bGse- bGlers, Wnners of both games played to date nvGds Naugotuck Saturday tor fling at Pete Folevs diansond clusters wth sssable fo0Oig ready nnks tke trip to the borough Despite tHe cool afternoon, the cty hcu and fire departmen boys aDere out for fatracGv drill 0ver the Mdttdtnck course yesterday