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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-31
ITALIAN WOMEN
 MEET NEXT WEEK

The monthly meeting of the 1tal- ian Legion Auxiliary will be held at the home of Mrs. M. Alleva, 61 State street, Wednesday evening, August 2. Many important sub jects will be discussed and the presence of each member is soli- cited.
 A social will follow the business barley. The committee in charge includes: Mrs. A. Alleva, Mrs. A. Basile, Mrs. Louis Bria, Mrs. D. Altieri, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. I. 1aco- vino, Mrs Marzuno, Miss Angeline Carissimi and Miss Jane Ranaudo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-31
local Guardsmen to Entrain for Maneuvers August IS
|SHALETT IS SUED BY BOOK COMPAN

Shalett-Lux, Inc. and the. sha- lett Holding Corp. are named dee fendants in a civil action filed in the common pleas court today by the Stevens-Davis O., Inc. The suit charges breach of agreement in connection with the payment for subscription to a laundry mag. azine issued by the plaintiff. The suit also alleges that subsequent to entering the contract the defend- ant changed its name to Shalett- Lux, Inc, and turned over all its assets to the Shalett Holding Corp. with the intention of de- fraud:ng the plaintiff and other creditors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-31
LATE REALTY NEWS

Quit Claim Deeds. Terisina Silvestro to Modestino Silvestro, real estate at 2s Orange street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-31
JULIUS B. SMITH
 ON WICC TONIGHT

Julius B. Smith, president of the Waterbury Buckle company. will broad cast the merits of Settlers Village in Chase Park tonight over WICC in New Haven at s:O0 o'clock. Mr., Smith will also de- scribe just what Waterbury in general has planned for Connecti- cuts tercentenary observance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-31
Compensation Agreements

The following compensation agreements have been filed at the office of Commissioner James M. Lynch: The Peattie Motors, Inc, and Ernest J. Crockett of this city, S399.5O for doctor, hospital and compensation exp e n s arising from injuries the claimant sustain ed in the employ of the respon- dent; The American Brass Co. of Ansonia and J. Rafalowski of An- sonia, back injuries, $11.57 weekly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-31
Waterburian Sued
 By Borough Man

Damages of $5.00O are claimed in a civil action filed today in the common pleas court by Raymond Czaplicki of Naugatuck against Atwell Caswell of Waterbury. The plaintiff sues to recover for in- juries suffered when his car and the defendants collided on the Naugatuck-W Waterbury road, June 4. The plaintiff was thrown against tthe windshield sustained cuts and abrasions about he head, the suit says.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
.SCHOOLBOY NEAR
RECORD At GOLF
Morris Has 68-NeedS Only
73 to Beat Qualifying
Mark in Southern.
BY the Associated Press.

~ ICHMOND, Va, June l9.-
- Johnny Morris, Birmingham
high school senior, had four
= y stroke advantage at the half
way mark in his quest Of an all-time
36-hole qualifying record for the
Southern amateur golf championship.
Morris SO over the tricky James
River course of the Country Club of
Virginia knocked two strokes of the
amateur record.
1t lacked only one Of equaling the
81 fired by Bobby Cruickshank. Coun-
try Club pro, and was one Of the four
rounds in the courses history that
cracked 10. Cruickshank had the
other three.
If Morris can add 73 or better for
the second 18 qualifying holes he'll
three years ago by Gene Vinson of
Meridian, Miss.
Comes Home in 80.
T TNTIL Morris came home In 80,
four under par, after par-equal-
ling 36 for the first nine, Ewing Wat
kins, the Chattanooga veteran, and
Brown Rainwater, Atlanta lad, we're
setting the pace with 72.
Fred Haas, the defending champion.
who elected to take a place in the
qualifying 80 and let the medal go,
and Mogris, Watkins and Rainwater,
almost certain qualifiers, left only %
places open in the championship field.
Dan Sage of Atlanta, George Hester,
the Richmond southpaw. and Lansing
Eubank of Richmond we're well up at
"a, while five entries, including Edwin
Mcclure Of Shreveport, last years
medalist, had rs. Tied with him were
Vincent d'Antoni of New Orleans,
Ross Puette of Richmond. Lewis
Johnson, Charleston, and Morton Nc
Carthy of Norfolk, Middle Atlantic
champion.
Erwin Laxton Of Charlotte. who
came in with a par-cracking "a to
overcome a tough outgoing nine, had
five others for company at rs. Sam
Perry of Birmingham. twice a cham
pion and runner-up last year, showed
n. as did six others; four were tied at
78 and 10 had 70.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
JUNIOR PONY SHOW
TROPHY is AT STAKE
Rives Brothers, Mrs. Wagner Due
to Battle for Challenge
Cup at Warrenton.

BY the Associated Press.
WARRENTON, Va, June ia
w stout contest between the Rives
brothers of Gotham, and Mrs. Samuel
Wagner, Sd, of Philadelphia, for per-
manent possession of the Sunset
Challenge Cup is expected to mark
the Warrenton Junior hunt pony
show Saturday.
Both Mrs. Wagner, who is the
former May Ferneyhbugh of Warren
ton, and the Rives brothers, have won
the cup twice and need only one more
victory to acquire it for good. The
trophy, given by the late Temple
Gwathmey, jr., is one Of three show
cups for which there will be keen
competition.
The list, which went to press with
365 entries in various classes for 81
ponies, shows a record number filed
for the road hack class. Ponies have
been entered by owners from Rich
mond, Fredericksburg, Washington,
Middleburg, Leesburg, Rockville, Md,
and elsewhere.
The first class is called at 9 am.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Three Pools Available.

GARDEN pool at Maryland Club
- Gardens, Crystal pool at Glen
Echo and the Takoma pool will be
used for the meets. The Presidents
Cup race, to be sponsored by Wash
ington Canoe Club, will be swum over
the Potomac course.
A. Earle Weeks, chairman of the
D. C. A. A. U. Swimming Committee,
at 1927 T street. will furnish in
formation and entry blanks for any
of the following events scheduled:
July 4-Garden Pool Maryland Club
Gardens. Marlboro pike. 1 mile from Dis
trict line. 44O-yard free D. C. A. A. U.
women, 1oO-yard back. 10O-yard breast,
Open events for men. lOO-yard free. 100
yard back. 100-yard breast.
July l5-Crystal Pool Glen Echo Md
National junior l0-foot diving champion
ship for women Open events, men. 90
yard free, 120-yard back. 44O-yard free:
women. 10-foot dive, 90-yard free. 120-
yard breast 60-yard novice. and 60-ysrd
free for boys A years of age and under.
July 22-Takoma Pool. National Junior
1oen3o 10.f9ot diving champio9ship for men
back 100-yard breast. I50-yard medley
back, l0O-yard breast. and 50-yard free
for boys ] q years of age and under.
July 272S-GsrGen Pool. National ju-
nior soft-baIi water polo championship.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
SEVEN YANkS LEFT
IN CANADIAN GOLF
Some Are Rated Real Obstacles
in Path of Somerville, Tour
ney Favorite.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A NCASTER, Ontario, June 19.-The
Canadian amateur golf cham
pionship went into the second round
today with seven players from the
United States still in the running for
the crown which Albert (Scotty)
Campbell decided not to defend.
c. Ross Somerville, former Ameri-
can amateur champ and four times
winner Of the Canadian amateur title.
was the favorite to win, but several
clever shotmakers from across the
border had different ideas on the
matter.
The American survivors and their
possible opponents today are: P.
White. Augusta, Ga, VS.. j. G. Adams,
Cedar Brook, Ontario; Fred ]. Wright,
Weston, Mass, VS.. G. r. Rayner, jr,
Niagara Falls, N. Y; Allan v. Ellis,
Boston. VS.. Dick Moore, Vancouver;
Jack Ahern, Buffalo, N. Y, VS.. Dan
Kennedy. Winnipeg; Richard D. Lunn,
Washington, D. c., VS.. Ted Charlton,
Vancouver, and Wilfred Crossley, Ded-
ham, Mass, VS.. j. B. Nash, London.
There was some misunderstanding
about Harper Stephens Of Lansing,
Mich, who was charged with default
yesterday. Of1cials said final deci-
sion in his case would be made today.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
No Foe for Marty,

F. MARTY GALLAGHER, the Foggy
Bottom riding master, fights here
this Summer it will be against some
one other than King Levinsky, the
Chicago fishmonger, or Buck Everett,
Sportingly referred to as the District
heavyweight champion. The King
fish will have no part of a Gallagher
battle here. and Gallagher will have
no part of battle with Buck.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn thought
he had a Levinsky- Gallagher tussle
all sewed up, for Gallagher was ready
to go and the Kingish's managing
sister. Lena. had listened agreeably to
overtures for such a match. But the
LevinSky interests have lost all in
terest, so somebody else will have to
be found for Marty If he is to show
here.
In the meantime, Ahearn is banking
on his bill here next Monday to bring
back to boxing the crowd that was
ready to swear of after the recent
Canzoneri-Klick flaSco. Goldie figures
the Phil Furr-Tony Rock headliner,
supported by block of bouts that
promises to be bristling, will knock
the ringworms cold.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
.HE latest word from Dr. Ale
kline is that he will play on
the French team in the bien-

kline is that he will play on
the French team in the bien-
NAL matches of the Interna-
tional Chess Federation to be held at
Warsaw during the latter part of Au-
gust.
1t was for time thought his forth
coming match with DR.. Euwe would
prevent it. He will be supported by
DR.. o. S. Bernstein, also Russian,
now living in Paris, and M. Mudany
Victor Kahn and ]. Betbeder. Other
nations who have entered teams are
United States, CzechoSlovakia, Poland,
Sweden. Norway. Denmark, England,
Ireland, Italy, Latvia. Lithuania, Fin
land. Estonia, Rumania, YugoSlavia.
Austria, Hungary. Palestine and Ar
gentina; 20 teams.
THE Massachusetts, State champion
ship tournament, which began
on WaShington's birthday, is COM
pleted, except one game between H.
Morton, former champion, and S. s.
Coggan, former Harvard and H. Y.
P. D. champion. Coggan needs to
draw to win the title and Morton
needs to win to pull into a triple tie
between Adams. Morton and Coggan.
In the following position. according
to the Christian Science Monitor,
Schlechter discovered the winning line
too late in his game with Yates at
PiStayan, in 1912: White (Yates)-K
KB5. P on KKt3. KB4, QKt5. ORR;
eight pieces. Black (Schlechter) *
on KKt, @ OF KR7, r on K, B on
Evening star., 1935-06-19
TRIP TO NATIONAL,
D. c. TITLE DANGLE
Four Leaders in 72-Hole
Test Will Be Sent to
Indianapolis.
BY WALTER r.. McCALLUM.

HUGE field OF local pubic Inks
" golfers will gather at Rock
~ Creek Park July and at East
n Potomac Park July to fight
over the 72-hole medal play route for
four positions on the team which will
represent Washington in the national
public links title tourney at Indian
apolis beginning July 20.
The trip of the lucky quartet to the
Indiana town will be on the cuff, as
far as the competitors are concerned,
for again Severine G. Leoffler, jr., the
Santa Claus of local municipal golf,
has undertaken to pay the way of the
lads who qualify for the national.
Each boy is allowed Sc day while at
the scene of the national and his trav-
cling expenses are paid.
The four leaders in the twin qualifi-
cation rounds will make the trip and
will represent the National Capital in
the championship itself and in the
tourney for the Warren G. Harding
Cup. Last year five public links
golfers made the trip to Pittsburgh to
play in the tourney. They were Claude
Rippy, top-ranking public links golfer;
John Connolly, the present public links
champ; Harlan Will, now a profess
sional; John Baer and Harry F.
Saunders.
Field May Exceed 100.
OVER and above the qualification
rounds for the national, the enS
trants in the 72-hole tourney will scrap
for the ephemeral title of District pub
lie links champion, title which car
ries with it no particular fame, but
which the boys like to tote around
nevertheless. Connolly beat Rippy for
the crown by single stroke last year,
in a hot finish at Rock Greek Park.
The entire field (and it probably will
go above 100) will play SO holes at
Rock Greek Park July s, and Sc more
holes at East Potomac Park July g,
with the low quartet making the team
and the low scorer over the route be-
coming the city municipal links
champ.
Entries for the local test will close
with either Harry Graham at East
Potomac Park or Ed Burns at Rock
Greek Park June %. And there isn't
any fooling about the closing date
either, according to Graham. The
man who doesn't have his entry in by
that time isn't going to play, Harry
says. AS soon as the local qualifiers
are determined their entries will be
filed with the United States Golf Asso-
citation. This must be done by July Is.
Rippys Status Undecided.
lust what will be done about Rippy
is an open question. The brilliant
Claude, who is one of the finest golfers
ever to show his wares around Wash
ington, is working at East Potomac
Park in the office. But undercurrents
of gossip and insinuations swirl
around Rippy'S head, with their gen.
eral tenor the assertion that Rippy is
no longer an amateur golfer.
Meanwhile Claude, smart lad that
he is, is keeping his mouth shut and
saving wood. Personally we think
that Rippy is an amateur, and that he
did not obtain his job by reason of his
skill as a golfer Certainly he does
not give golf lessons and his job as a
clerk at East Potomac Park is much
preferable to singing groceries out of
a delivery wagon, which was his means
of earning cakes before he became
identified with the Leoff1er organiza-
ton.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
.u.,s, cordsr poo, orsn meet for

August Garden Pool Open meet for
boys / 3 years of age and under.
August 7-Takoma Pool. D. c. A. A. q.
outdoor championships for men and wom-
en-. Events for men. 80. 100 and 200 yard
free. 15O-yard back, 200-yard breast
3OO-yard medley relay and loW-board dive;
women, so and 100 yard free. 10O-yard
back. 100-yard breast l50-yard indi-
August 12-Crystal Pool D. C. A. A.
U. championship l0-foot dive for men;
220-yard free championship for men and
free. lSO-yard medley relay: for. women,
6O-yard free. 1S0,yard individual medley
"l August SiWGaTden Pool. b. C. A. A.
u SSO-yard free championship for men.
August 24-WaShington Canoe Club,
Washington. D. c. Race for Presidents s
CUP. 3-miie team and individual in Poto-
mac River over a I-mile triangular course.
D. C A A U. 3-mtle swimming cham
pfonship for men
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Queens Gamble Declined.
RADIO NINE TRAVELS.

Majestic Radios will invade Rich
mond Sunday for a clash with Atlas
Baking Co. At $50 am. the following
squad will leave from Tenth and H
streets: Fox, Oertel, Webb, Mcbride,
De Angelas, McGeever, johnson,
Payne, Williams, Wynne and Camp
bell.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
WOrkman's Win
Mark Is Highest

By the Associated Press.
A LTHOUGH he has not ridden as
many winners as Wayne
Wright, Paul Keester or Joe Wag-
ner, Raymond Sonny Workman,
Washington, D. c., veteran, is show
ing the way to the jockeys on the
basis of percentage. Since the first
of the year he has accepted 273
mounts and brought 78 of them
home in front for a mark of 30.
Keester and S. Young follow with
% and then Wright with 81.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
JOYCE PRESSES BOBBY
Jones Is Only One Up as British
Girl Has "a at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, June 10 (R.-Bobby
Jones ran down an 18-foot putt on
the eighteenth hole green yesterday to
square an exhibition match in which
he was paired with young Dorothy
Kirby against Joyce Wethered, the
British star, and Charlie Yates, ma
tional intercollegiate champion.
Miss Wethered's medal was "a,
equaling the woman's record for Jones
home course at East Lake.
She had five 1-putt green's and
3-putted only the first and seven
teenth. On several holes her drives
outdistanced those of Jones and Yates.
She was over par several times, but
carded three brides
In match play against Jones Miss
wethered was beaten, 2 down; won,
/ up, over Yates and 6 up over Miss
Kirby.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
1895 BARS KING SAXON.

A mere matter of 1895 makes c. H.
(Pat) Knebelksmp's King Saxon, ruler
of the milers. ineligible for the SIS 900
challenge cup at Detroit July 2e. The
conditions of the race provide that a
horse must have won $4,000. The
Kings earnings total s39,0O5.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
SPORTS EXPERT RETIRES
Enright, Builder of Fields at
Harvard, to Be Adviser.

CAMBRIDGE, June 19 P).-The
Harvard Athletic Association has an
nounced the voluntary retirement of
Dennis ]. Enright, who has cared for
the Crimson's athletic fields since
1888
Enright, who built the stadium foot
ball gridiron, its famous quarter-mile
cinder track, all of its diamonds and
tennis courts. will serve the H. A. A.
in an advisory capacity after he re-
turns from a vacation trip to Ire
land where he will advise Free State
government officials on the location
and building Of athletic fields.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
EAGLES PLAY CULPEPER.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 19.-Cul-
peper A. c., Valley League champion,
was here today for game with the
Eagles. At home yesterday, Culpeper
scored its fifth win in six starts in an
8-to-5 game With the Alexandria ALI
Stars.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
HAS REVENGE CHANCE.

Pearson g. Grain team, beaten, SIS,
yesterday by Gallinger in Washing
ton Playground Soft Ball League up
set. was to attempt a comeback today
in a loop clash with the unbeaten
Sports Center outfit at Tech Field.
Play was to start at o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Jim Londos. 202
st. Louis, defeated Bill Edwards, 216,
Dallas, Tex, one fall; Jim Coffeld,
215, Kansas City, and Joe Cox, 222,
Cleveland, drew.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nagurski
defeated Lou Plummer, one fall go
minutes; Hal Rumberg, Spokane,
pinned George Hardin. Chamblee, Ca,
23:07.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
PLAY IN DISTRICT LOOP.

City Refuse and Highways teams,
victor and vanquished, respectively,
yesterday in District Building Soft
Ball League games, engage tomorrow
on Rosedale Field. City Refuse beat
City Engineers. 1870. and Highways
was defeated, I'll, by Work Division
yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
'DROP!-K|CK' GOES
IN MAT TILT HERE
SavoIdi Aims to Use 1t on
Donovan TomorroW-Foe
for Marty Missing.
RY John b. KELLER.

~ UTDOOR wrestling comes back
4 to the Capital tomorrow night
with Joe Savoldi, one of the
principals in the main go on
the Griffith Stadium bill, seemingly
more interested in being privileged to
use his pet "drop-kick" here than in
his opposition, the red-thatched Jack
Donovan.
The ex-Notre Dame foot baller had
-and-tuck racket until the various
State athletic commissions who fondly
believe they control" wrestling began
to ban his brand of foot work. Then
he became just another wrestling
Snowman.
They handcuffed me-" walled Sa-
voIdi as State board after State board
put the kibosh on the "drop-kick. 4"
But the District officials don't seem to
bother about it at all, and Joe is happy
again. He does not care whether
Donovan has that Irish whip" crack
ing so long as he can throw those
dangerous dogs.
Show Opens Bi-weekly Series.
THE semi-final tomorrow night will
bring together Little Beaver, a red
man who finds wrestling a softer oc-
cupation than fishing for his food on
the reservation. and Cliff Olsen, who
used to drag the boys out of their
seats at the Auditorium some years
beck.
A pair Of huskieS will be trotted
out for one of the 30-minute prelims.
Walter Podolak, built along the gen.
erous lines of a grizzly bear, and Ed
Meske, an oversize Tarzan, are to
mix for the first time here. There
also will be offered a tie-up between
Mike Mazurki. the Slovenian Irish
man, and Floyd Marshall, who prefers
the mat game to working.
This show will inaugurate a series
of bi-weekly wrestling wrangles at the
ball park, says Promoter Turner. Be-
fore long he will have some of the
really big showmen of the business
here.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
GIRLS 90 WINS MEDAL
Virginia Fox Leads in Play for
Pennsylvania Title.

HANOVER, Pa, June 10 UP.-The
qualifying medalist and the defending
champion lead the field into match
play for the central Pennsylvania
women's golf championship over the
Hanover Country Club course today.
Virginia Fox of Harrisburg, who
turned in a 90 score yesterday to set
the qualifying pace, meets Mrs. Robert
Myers of Hanover in todays opening
match-round play, while Mrs. John
Cove, defending crownholder from
Carlisle, is opposed by Mrs. N. B.
Bertolette of Harrisburg.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Helen Hicks quit
amateurs to become business woman
golfer" Pie Traynor named manager
Of Pittsburgh Pirates.
Three years ago-Lauri Lehtinen,
Finland, set new world record for 5000
meters and miles
Five years ago-Bobby Jones, with
142, led British open golf field ct half
way mark.
Evening star., 1935-06-19

OUT at Indian Spring, Al Houghton
~ is going around with carpenters,
bricklayers and painters looking over
the old locker room and predicting
that within month Indian Spring
won't be what she now. is. Its a
shame the way this property has been
allowed to deteriorate," Al said, as he
received estimates for rehabilitation
of the old wooden structure, which is
the locker room.
''I hope we will be able to bunker
this course to make it little tougher,
for want to see it become one of the
great courses of the East"
How about this exhibition match
Conversations" we asked the playing
pro-executive, secretary and manager.
I'VE are going after those things in
big way" Houghton said. "I have au-
Evening star., 1935-06-19
LONG SLABS AND HITS.

Long not only kept Bethesda's nine
hits scattered, but he also slammed a
single and triple and scored two runs
as he pitched Washington Athletic
Club to q 6-to-1 win.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
CAPTURE PAIR.

Running wild on the bases, Roamers,
in double-heade defeated Gathers
burg Independents, is to Z, and Pet
worth, II to T. Bovello and Brown hit
heavily for the victors.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
ELLINGER IN STAR TEAM.

Charlie Ellinger, Maryland sopho-
more in home, has been named as
member of the all-American lacrosse
team that will play a series of games
in Canada.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
MEDICS PLAY HECHTS.

Army Medical Center's nine will be
host to the Hecht Co. team tomorrow
afternoon on the Walter Reed dia-
mond. Play will get under way at
4:3O o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
C0LUMBIANS TO GATHER.

Columbian Peewee mines will hold a
business meeting tomorrow night at 8
o'clock at 103 Rock Greek Church
road.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
STELLA WALSH ELIGIBLE.

Daniel J. Ferris, secretary of the
National A. A. u. has ruled that
Stella Walsh, whose status was ques-
TONED, still is eligible for amateur
track competition.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
ZukerIOrt Opening.
Yinnik. BotWinnik

Score of a game played recently by
Spielman, the Austrian master, in
Helsingfors. He had to work for all
he gained:
Evening star., 1935-06-19
WOULD OPPOSE MIDGETs.

Jack Pry Mats seek midget oppo-
sition. Call West 2446 after $50 pm.