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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
TO-DA Y,S SPORT PARADE

Reason No. is simply this-An- ell Hoffman, Baer's manager, wants to promote 8 Baer-Schmeling fight himself. He wants 1t in Chicago. with Jack Dempsey as co-promoter. He knows now--and has known all along--that he's going to sign Baer to meet Braddock in New York in June. He's got to- fight Braddock to satisfy the Garden contract. The reason for Hoffman's stalling with Ruthenburg has been obvious-if he had said no to a European title fight. Schmeling would have &C., cepted the, Gardens offer of a match, thus robbing Hoffman of the show he craves to promote for : his own man and purse. Which is smart phenagling.
 Copyright, 1885, by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
CHEMICALS DUSTY
 PIN CHAMPIONS


 Naugatuck. April 13.-The Naugatuck Chemical company bowling team won the Indus- trial league championship last night in a match rolled at the Palace alleys, taking three out of four strings. There was big crowd attending. Each had won Onc-half of the league.
 The Chemical company won the first and second strings and soon had clinched the match. Holmes, Grebc, Pis- terelli, Wurtenberg and MOn- tanari rolled for the winners. Decgan, Schultz, NatdellO, J. Klukis, P. Klukis and Gesseck represented the losers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
PLOTTERS PRACTICE

Manager of the Town Plot Hill Ties Anthony L. Purcaro has called q practice this afternoon at Brass GO Park. All members are reques- 3l Co make an appearance. Coach XA8kY 4aolino will have charge.
 xAo Hiilies stlll have several open dates. Any teams in the state wanting games may answer through the Democrat. In case of rain, practice will be postponed until tomorrow morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
Glutting, Lawson
 in Golf Final

Pinehurst, N. C., April 13.- (UP) Glutting of East Orange, N. J.. today defended her women's north and south golf championship against Estelle Law son of Chapel Hill, N. C., in the final round of the annual tourna- ment.
 Miss Glutting won her semi-flnal match and 1, over Helen Waring of Pinehurst yestreday, while Miss Lawson eliminated Deborah Verry of Worcester, Mass, 2 and 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
KEYSTONES GATHER

Twenty-Five charter members attended a meeting of the newly organized Keystone social and ath- letic club at the Boys Club last night. The organization was for merly known as the soical and athletic club. Ray Dolan, president outlined future plans which were discussed. Officers of the. club be- sides Dolan include Andy Sloger. treasurer, and Joe Arnold, head of the constitution committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
West Coast Crews
 in Big Regatta

Oakland. Cal. April 13.-(UP)- With their eyes on Poughkeepsie and Berlin. University of Washing ton and University of California crews dip their oars into the choppy waters of the Oakland estuary today in the Pacific coasts outstanding dual regatta.
 There will be three races--var- sity and junior varsity at three miles. freshmen at two miles-be- tween the schools which have dom- mated the American intercollegiate rowing picture in the last decade, in which time California has won the worlds title twice in success sion,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
WATERBURY PORTS
 MEET STAMFORD

Tn the second set of semi-final soccer football games carded for cup competition, Waterbury's Por- tugese kickers will take their nome" field in Naugatuck tomor- row afternoon when they meet the Stamford team, with whom they tied last week in the Lock City. Sammy Pratt of South Manchester will referee the contest set for q 2:30 o'clock kick-off. At Plain Held, Hartford Ports will play the Yiainfield outfit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
DEER HERD INCREASES

Okanogan, Wash. (UP)-Deer have increased rapidly In the Col vile National Forest in recent years. a game commission census showed. The 1885 count totaled approximately 5000 in the forest compared to 1.500 in 1922. Rigid enforcement of game laws was credited with the increase.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
CLAIM LONGEVITY RECORD

< Charlottetown. P. E. I. CUP. )-- Five new claimants to the worlds family longevity record have been found here. They are the son and four daughters ofsthe late John Inmap, of Harrington. whose com ,bined ages total 454 years. The youngest member of the family is ST and the eldest 94.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
OLIN BADLY. BEATEN

San Francisco. April .13.-CUP) John Henry Lewis. 21-yearsold Arizona negro, scored one-sided victory over Bob Olin. light heavy weight champion. in a ten-round non- title bout here last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
1s-YEAR-oLD CANARY

Sacramento, Cal. (UP)-When Mrs P. H. Fotheringham's son went to war in 1917 he gave her 2 canary. It lives still. but it's IS years of living apparently has par- alyzed the vocal powers. An occa-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
LOURDES BOWLERS
 DINE THIS EVENING

This evening, the bowlers CTS of the Lourdes Holy Name league will hold their anual ban quet at the church hall. A delight full meal will be served the bcWlers and the usual distribution of prizes will take place. The feed will be put before the bowlers al s:30 sharp and all are requested to be on time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13

tomobile plant. Y. Tuffy Grifiiths, so gracious that it is difficult to understand where he got the nick. name, bespectacled now, married well, and employed in license bu reau. Tommy White, who tough McGovern and all the great feath CTS of the day. recently appointed boxing inspector. ... \ good fighter brings 'em out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13

At Augusta. Me.-Frankie Britt, 14S. New Bedford. Mass. out-point- ed Eduardo Quarry. IA. Cuba (1); Babe Synott, 135. Fall River. Mass, outpointed Pancho Villa, -135,. Wa terville (6).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
oLn THINGs BEs1

Kirksville. Mo UPJ--James 3 Bowcock, rural mail carrier, tried using a motorcycle for while, but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
ByArt Krenz

ton Smith in the tournament with a 2S3.
 Here's how he made the shot
 "Concentrating on keeping the head centered on the ball, which was played slightly toward the right foot, I took the club back in semi-closed position. The hit was made off the newspaper straight for the tree" Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
BASEBALL RESULTS
(By United Press

(By United Press) Pittsburgh (N) IF. Memphis (S. Al 8. Al 8, called in ninth, cold. All other games cancelled, rain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13

Dallas. Tex-Babe Hunt. 204 1-2, Ponca City, Okla, knocked out Ace Dodge, y191 3-4. Minneapolis (6).
 Hollywood--Johnny Miller. 1s0, Iowa, drew Wesley Ketchell 175. 1-2, Santa Monica. Calf (10);
 San Francisco = John Henry Lewis. 176, Phoenix, Ariz, deci, stoned Bob Olin, TIT, New York, worlds light heavyweight cham pion, in non-title bout (10). ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13

sionalsfpeep is the only evidence that; 1t once was . fine German
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
Last Nights Fights
(By United Press)

At Portland, Me. = Vincent Troiano. 165, Portland, outpointed Mike McGowan. 1894. Cambridge. Mass. (10); Ginger Beck, Portland, outpointed Golf Ball Bernard. Portsmouth (5).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
WRESTLING

At Salem, Mass.-Count Otto won zuppe, Germany, drew with Fred Bruno, New York; Sam Cohen, New York, defeated Mike Tellegen. Boston = disqualification; Dark Cloud, Boston, threw Ina Hassan. Turkey; Yankee Hall. Canada, drew with Jean La Rochelle. Canada: Alex Madsen, Sweden, threw Jim Spencer, Boston.
 New York. - Fred Grubmeier threw Bill Middiekauff, Florida; Gus Zaharias, Greece. threw Ren. aldi Rinaldi, Italy; Frank Bron. owicz. Poland, threw Jim Garms California: John Swenski, Poland drew with Sam Cordovano. New York; Walter Poddadak. Syracuse decisioned Walter 'Underhill, Brit. ish Columbia; Rube Wright. Cali. fornia, threw Tex MoiGan, Texas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13

he didn't like 1t. Now he's back to the method he used for bO years-horse and buggy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13
44 HARRY CRIMSON

NhlSd6Ob <APAA AVs Joe Louis train in the loop gym nasium conducted by George Traf- ton, former Notre Dame lineman, you see:-
 Jimmy Barry. close to lighting weight and looking scarcely more than 40 although he retired as the unbeaten bantamweight champion in 1899. Barry is employed in the county clerks office. / |. Harry Forbes. who held the same title, is in the sheriff's office. and promotes occasionally. The little veteran, Sig Hart, who dis missed Luther Mccarthy because ! he suspected that the big Nebras- kan wasn't too game, handles Billy ! Treest, a 175-pound Golden Gloves product, and peddles jewelry on the side.
 Buddy Bacr Shows Promise;
 Fewer Filipino Fighters
 Buddy Baer. {. You'd be sur prised to know how many schooled observers have an idea that Maxs large kid brother Is going to amount to something. Mike Belloise. a ringer for Ike Weir, the Belfast Spider. l. Varias Mil. ling reminds you that there aren't as many Filipino fighters around as there used to be. Johnny Coulon promotes weekly shows on a fashion plate dabbling in real estate and enjoying the benefit of a trust fund his father made him start in his heyday. .. Leo Forna- ciari, who tackled all the better I feathers of a quarter of a century ago and later promoted. now in politics. Eddie Long. who handled Bud Taylor, has given up on Art Sykes, a young heavy from upper New York state and is concentrating on Puggy Wein- ert, welter. Duke Barry managed Casper Leon and Char ley McKeever, the old Philadel- phia welter, and in later years Roleaux Saguero. Cuban light l -heavy <. (. Barry is writing fic- ton and selling it. Hicks Knows HOudini Tricks;
 Referee Purdy His Detective
 Leonard Hicks. managing direc- tor of one of the larger Chicago hotels. .i. Harry Houdini left many of his tricks with Hicks. one of the, foremost amateur ma gicians. ... Hicks advised Willie Ritchie while the Californian was going to the wars. .. Eddie Purdy, the celebrated referee. No one puts anything over on Purdy in or out of the ring. He's the chief of detectives at Hicks hos telry. 4. Joe Hess, who refereed important contests in New York a score or more years ago. won't act In that capacity with judges. Nate Lewis and Jim Mullin have done more toward bringing box ing back in recent months than any other pair.
 Slcgel May Have Been Right.
 But. Leyinsky Got the Money
 | Eddy Siegel had hand in lift .l ing Louis out of small clubs in Chicago's black belt Siegel, a cafe owner, sold King Levinsky's contract for $400 ... Siegel may not have been wrong if he believed that Levinsky couldn't fight, but the Maxwell street personality kid got the money. Charley Whites ex-wife took his hssith school ir lieu of alimony. Don Curley who fought White for the right tc engage Benny Leonard, In from lDetroit. where he works in an all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-13

Madrid, Spain = Panama Al Brown. New York, outpointed Luigi Quadrini, Italy (10),
La opinión., 1935-10-25

geles, ell Ciudad Juarez acepto la
contienda.
Ell primer juego de la serie ten
dra lugar mahana, a la una y me-
dia de la tardeN mientras que los
dos restantes Sc celebraran Ell do
mingo. de acuerdo con ell anuncio
de villa.
La concentration de Ia serie entire
ell Carus Rub On y ell Ciudad Jua.
req fue consecuencia de una nota
publicada en- este %periodico por ell
represeentante de los sfronterizo
~contestando a una campaha oue. Sc
gun 81 habia sido d~esarrollada por
ell Carus.
Cual de las dos organlzaciones es
Ia mejor (que era ell punto a dis
custom en- esa polemica) serA re-
suelto en- ell diamante de lei Porve
mir mahana y pasado manana. I'm.
tire los aficionados. los jugadores 10
lSigue en- la ga. Pag.)
La opinión., 1935-10-25

Continue So edueaei6n por medic
de Ia lectura. Nunea es tarde para
aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestrc
cataloso de libros GRATIS. - L.
5RE3It LozANo, 203 North Los
La opinión., 1935-10-25

Pida Catsloeo de Libros a Ia u.
brerfa Lozano.-203 North Los An.
seies St.-los Angeles, Calf.
La opinión., 1935-10-25
ALMADA
JUGARA COMO
CENTER FIELD
Ell as mexicano de las LIZ
gas Mayores listo para
presentarse en- White Sox

Resuelto a no sali~ de Los An
eeles sin haberss p~ressntado antes
ante los ~afieionados mexieanes que
han seguido paso a paso su sensa-
cional ascension en- las ligas Ma.
yores, Melo Armada, iusador es-
trella del Boston Fed Sex, Sc pre-
sentara la tarde del domingo pro-
ximo. por unica vez, en- ell lamar
tie del Parque White Sox, ouando re
fuerce a la novena FL Paso en- ell
jueso de revanoha contra ell New
York Blackie Yankees.
No obstante que Sc lie habia invi-
tado para que jugase'con ell equipo
de los hermanos Dean en- ell Parque
Wrlgley, Melo decline la oferta y
prefirio asistir. al Parque White
Sox, donde hace varios amos inicio
su carrera beisbolistica que 10 ha
llevado a uno de los sitios mas des-
tacados en- ell base ball organizado.
JuGARA EN- CENTER FIELD
El hombre que ha sido COMPARE
do con Ty Cob por los mas desta-
cados eriticos deportlvos de Esta-
dos Unidos. jugara como center
field Ia misma posicion que ocupa
en- ell Boston Red Sox donde en-
la actualidad Sc ha distlnguido CO.
mo ell "iugador mas servieial'.
Rohando bases, bateando, fildean
do. Melo Armada Sc ha revelado co
mo un jugador insustitufble EN- ell
La opinión., 1935-10-25
MaAARANA.
DEL DEPOPTE
Por MAkANAZO
IRadsetor De5ortl~o de Ia OPINI0N1

Nj ell professor Picard, nj
Mahatma Gandhi y, probable
mente, nj ell mismo Halle Sc
lassie hubiesen proyocado Ia
conmocion CUE cause Dizzy
Dean, Ell microbes, cusndo lie
GO a Los Angeles convertible
en- un verdadero fonoRrafo.
Dizzy. ell jugador de las Ii
gas Mayores que ha rccib DO
mas publicidad hasta hoy, dss
puse de Babe Ruth, dijo mo
destamente que despuss de Il
ningnin pitcher "valo IN ca
cahuate":
Isl aca.o, dijo. mi hermano
Daily es ell que mas sc me
aproxima, pero fuera de noso-
tros no hay ningun lanzador
que valga la pena".
De ciento noyenta iibras de
peso, alto, guason. Dizzy es ell
tipo de hombre que no neee-
sta buscsr la publicidad. por-
que la pubIicidad va a Ell.
Hablando con los redactc-
res deportivos, Dizzy dijo, en-
tire otras cosas, las sizuientes:
Que Arky Vaughan, de los
Piratas de Pittsburgh. es ell ba
tesdor que mas ha destacado
en- la Liga Nacional:
"Pero conmigo no tuvo mu
cho exito. Soiamente lie per-
miti res hits en- toda la tenn
p~orada", explico.
Paul Waner ha sido ell juga
dor que mas garrotazos ha pc
gado a la bola de Dean. segdA
este 10 confiesa en- un mo-
mento de despreocupacion.
Dean dice que escogio a los
Tigres de Detroit para que
ganasen la serie a los Cache
rros de Chicago;
Die que solamente iba a
durar seis juegos esa serie",
explico Dizzy.
Ell pitcher estrella de los
Cardenales de San Luis dice
que "desde que entro > las Ii
gas Mayores no ha aprendido
NADIA:
"Actualmente juego 10 mia
mo de bien que cuando npe
ce con los Cardenales. Soy un
homtre que NADIA tengo que
La opinión., 1935-10-25
QUE CONCURRA
F. J.. A BERLIN,
PIDEN All R
La csmpana anti judia no
debe ser mezclada con
ell deporte, dicen

United Press para LA OPINION
NUEvA YORK. octubre 24.-un
gran movimiento, tendiente a con-
trarrestar la oampaha que 8 70 esta
hacienda en- Estados Unidos contra
la pr6xima olimpiada de Berlin,
fue iniciada hoy por prorninentes
personalidades, see1n Sc supo.
En- Niagara Falls. ell Comite de
Educacion ffslca de al Y. NJ. C. A..
tomo una resolution durante su Sc
sion de anoche, de apoyar %resuelta
mente la participation de Estados
Unldos en- la Olimpiada I~nternacio-
nal que tendra lugar proximamen
te en- Alemania.
Mientras tanto, en- Nueya York.
el General Brigadier Charles ii.
Sheriff.. uno de los tres miembros
del Comite Olfmpico norteamerica-
no, quien ga de regresar de n
jira por Alemania. Sc declare ca
tegoricamente contra ell boicot al
mismo tempo que recommendation que
Estados Unidos asistiese a aque-
Has competencias.
Ell New York Athletic Club anun
clio por medic de su representante
William A. Dalton que Ilevara a ca
BIO n amplia ira deportiva por
Alemania a principles del ano en-
t%rante, indicando con este que esa
federation Sc enouentra en- ammonia
con ,as autoridades deportivas ger
manas.
En- Chicago, segdn sc ha sabido.
Avery Brundage. Presidente del Co.
mite olimpico Norteamericano pre-
para unas d~eclaraciones dando a co
nocer que su pals asistira a las com
~petencias atleticas del aho entran-
tey al mismo tempo dara contesta-
cion a las crfticas que Sc han es-
tado hacienda de la actitud depor-
tiya de la administration de Hi
tier.
Il General Sheryill. en- una car-
Ia enyiada a Gordon Battle. EXPIRE
sa su desconcierto ante la actitud
de varios deportistas norteamerica-
nos:
"Yo no estoy de aeuerdo por la
eampaha antiJudia que Sc vlene de-
sarrollando en- Alemania, y Il con.
sidero mala, ademas, pero este no
es ning1n motive para que Esta-
dos Unidos desista de %concurrir a
estas completeness. Fl deporte es
una cosa que no esta nj intima n,
lieeramente Iigada con las cuestio-
mes politicas. En- eonsecuencia, OPT
no que Estados Unidos no debe de-
Jar do ssistir por ning1n motive a
los juegos olimpieos de Berlin.
La opinión., 1935-10-25
Cuapdo los demas 10 fallen en-
dsris aiivio rapido pruebe nues-
tras adm,rables yerbas Chinas.

~ utstfDs fefnt
dos de yerba
e 5 . e alment.
irnportados. m a
de 2 0 varieda
des. han sido usa
dos en- China pof
siglos Aiivian las
intermediates. ya
sean de los pui
fnones. ell Esto
mage, In Cateza
ell Hfgado, los RI
hon-s o In Veil
ga o 81 listed es
t. enfernio de In
digestion Asrna
Catarro. describe
mes y alta o la
La opinión., 1935-10-25

aprender en- Ell base oalf".
"Despues de los iuesos, eon
fiesa Ell serpentinero texano,
gusto de pasearme ana y dos
horas con la chamscada para
autografisrles bolas". Ell aao
pasado, expliea a los periods
tas, gano veintidos nj d6la-
res por hablar por radio d.
rante treinta minutes diaria-
mente y por espacio de seis me-
ses unicamente.
"Yo Sc que los produetor.s
de cine estaran desespera los
tratando de conseguir mis- ser-
vicios para varias peliculss, pc
re por 10 pronto no tengo item
po de discutir sobre estas CO.
sas. Probabiemente lie eche IN
yistazo a Mae West, pero ESQ
sera todo". diio, finalmen.e,
ell menor de la dinastis de
los Dean.
IQuieren a IN hombr. mss
modesto?
La opinión., 1935-10-25

Boston:
Este muchacho- dice I'm perio-
dico de F~iladelfia refiriendose a
Melo- ha puesto a Mexico en- ell
mapa del base ball, y POGO vivira
quien no 10 yea convertible en- ell
mas arande de los jusadores de las
dos Lisas'.
Los YANKEES FAvoRlTos
A pesar de que Melo reforzara
las filas de FL Paso. los hombres
de color entraran al campo una vez
mas como favoritos. Sin embargo.
entire los aficionados m%exicanos Sc
cree que ell brazo de Echevarria pue
de dar ahora n sorpresa a los ju
gadores de hume.
Fue precisamente con E. Paso
donde Melo Armada inicio su es-
pectacular carrera professional en-
ell base ball.
.."Por ESQ.,, dijo Meio, he querido
presentarme ALI antes de salir de
regreso q Boston para la proxima
temporada. Es cierto que pude ha-
Der iugado en- ell Wrieiey, pero Sc
ra esta la unica op%ortunidad que
tenea de YER al po5lico mexicano.
tSioue en- la sa. Pao.1
La opinión., 1935-10-25
Wolgast Subira Hoy al Ring Como Favorito
Sc premiard
a los Militares
DebortiDistas
cIupAp DE MEXICO. octubrt

cIuoAo DE MEXICO. octubre
21.-Por acuerdo del senior Gene
raj cardenas, Sc ha creado la Con-
decoration del Merito Deportivo
Mllitar.
La eondeeoraeion. sera de cua-
lro classes: Ia. "a. ga, y "A, de-
hiendo eonslstir en- una plaza de
bronco de "a nm. de ancho por
30 nm. de altura. coronado por
I'M hgulia nacional. En- frente de
ia plaza. llevara ~realzados un blan-
20 constituido por tres ~cfrculos
roncentrieos. sobre estos un fusil
en posicion vertical colocado So
bre una fleeha horizontal a la al
lnra del %cerrojo. y socabaiio de
metal amarillo. en- actltud de ca
rrera. En- la parte de arriba lie
yara la inscriptions. Merito Depor-
two Milifar. g Embellishments.
ahaio. Ia categoria. AL reverse, lle-
garA la inscription: Creada por
1eereto de Il de agosto de 1926. Y
- " l'aAat III II HVlllbi0 y
erado del ~agraciado, Ell motive de
In co~ndeeoraeion y In fecha.
La condecoraci6n de primera. ira
snspendida de un list6n de popoti-
10 blanco con una barra central
de color ~anaraniado: ell liston de
Ia segunda. llevarh en- Ell centric
dos harras anaraniadas. separadas
n ANN: ell de %tereera. tendra Sic
lie barras alternadas blancas y
anaranjadas de igual anchura. con
dos blancas en- los cosfados y pa
n la cuarta Ell ndmero de hnrras
sera igual. pero anaranjadas en-
los costados.
Estas reeompensas empezaran a
ser otorgadas mny pronto y Sc i'm
nondrAn de soIemne por
81 c. Primer Magistrate de la Ma
eion. ell Secretario de la Guerra o
al f~uncionario que sea investido
nor la representation de cualnuie-
m de estos dos altos jefes militia
res.
La opinión., 1935-10-25
MILLER VENICE
4 O NJ Ter
POR DECISION
United Press para LA OPINION

United Press para LA OPINION
BOSTON, oetubre a. Fred
die Miller, campeon mundial de
peso de pluma defendio con xxi
to su corona, anoche cuando de-
rrot6 cen suma faeilidsd a YER
min Cormier. peleador de Wor.
c%ester, Mass.
Ell e%neuentro, que duro ounce
rounds, no tuvo detslles sensa-
eionales en- vista de que el zur-
do de Cincinnati fue ell macs
tro de su rival q traves de to-
da la pelea.
De acuerdo con el cor de la
United Press, Miller sano doce
de los ounce rounds, mientras
que uno resulto empstado y los
dos restantes fueron obtenidos
por su a~dvarsario.