The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-04
Rumors And Reality Gathered From,
 This Sporting World By JOHN A. CLUNEY The Grist Athletic Contest
Pert Paragraphs of Sport
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

Due to necessary adjustment of their working hours, plus poor weather conditions for golf playing four of the entries in the 1885 Democrat amateur championship at the East Mountain course had to play only nine of the Is holes required for qualifying play in all three divisions for nine hoes with Ralph Dube Frank Bouey and Benny Joy following in that order with 43 and pair of 45s Sunday the final qualifying day. though continued bad weather may make necessary an extension of time.
 Here's hoping that Sir Malcolm Campbell will not continue to tempt fate with his life the bat that he has made and exceeded his 300 miles per hour dream though his victory bit spoiled with original announcement of an average of 5000 of a second slower than the objective 300 MP.M which corrected later to a speed of 301 miles hour His 15 year old cried with happiness his father held him after the final announcement of AAA officials nine hours after yesterday morning north and south Utahs salt flats May the boy have cause to cry with grief due to accident to his famous father whose future as racer is undetermined at this time
 Waterbury will have cheering section for dear old Niagara this season in the person of Mike Bananas whose nephew Anthony Amodeo of Town Plot is potential guard for the Niagara ine Mike dig up his famous truck for the all important NiagaraSwash game in late November starting few days ahead that he will not have to read about in the Sunday papers,
 Continued information relative to the crowd-pleas- ing qualities of Johnny Pile who fights Leo Savas at Lakewood tomorrow night convinces that another brawl of the type Leo nduged in with Bud Mignaut is in the offng And that would be just dandy for with Leo Duncan of Philadelphia rated well able to handle Mgnault and Charley Eagle paired with Tommy Romano of Albany, the seeking should early and stop when the final bout is finished Tommy Grady the little round from Springfield opens the show in sxer with Frank Utenda of Utica, which ought to be pleasing enough, for Thomas take it till the come home
 This morning while fishing out cut of Harry Melvin to with this evenings City Amateur League yarns chanced upon humdinger-one of Harry in the uniform of the Washington Hils whom he helped little to defeat yesterday But that would hardly look right my east end constituents (boh of them you Handsome Harry in the uniform of Uncle Sam and he it Well too.
 Fay Vincent may not have the material at Torrng- ton High for bang-up high school football team this fall, but you bet when he gets through talking to them Thursday night, the boys will have something n- side" of them that will make them play beyond their powers at critical moments during the next three months. For it's true that spirit has many game when the flesh plenty weak
 When Ted and Frank English play Paul Prill and Al Labutis in return golf match next Sunday at Mattauck Country Club it will be Ripley setup of two brothers against two brothersnaw The foursome went 21 holes last Sunday the English team winning up, and Ted teng the Mattatuck record of 3 including four birds.