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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-30
LOCAL INSURANCE
MAN DIED TODAY

Robert Buckmaster, prominent
local insurance man died to-day at
his residence, 100 Robert street,
after lingering illness. He was
associated with the New England
Life Insurance company for many
years. Funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-30
CIVIL ACTIONS

Several civif actions were filed
at the offices of the common pleas
and superior court clerks today
Sfarbuck Sprague asks $4,000 on a
note transaction. against Vernon
=. Abel In an action brought to
superior court. In common pleas
court Joseph Santos asks $500
from Frank X. English for damage
to his automobile caused in a col
lision on Sunnyside avenue. near
St. Margaret's school, June 20,
1884. In common count actions,
Frhncesco Izzi asks $3.50 from
Robert A. Wakelee OF Wolcott and
Margaret Griffin asks 500 from
Alice Lawrence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-30
LIaUoR PERMIT

This Il to give notice that !. stephen
HaczfnlsIi Of 736 Baldwin street
Waterbury, Conn. have filed an APP
pIlrafIon dated July 23. 1885, with
the Liquor Control Commission for
4 Package Store Permit for the sale
nfInfeohoiIc liquor on the premises.
S. Wnodtic Road, Waterbury, Conn.
This business Is owned by Fulton
Markets. Inc, Of 225 T.. Aurora ST..
Waterbury. Conn.,, and VIII be con-
.|Ut{ou ~ Stephen Nncxyuiekf 81 53b
baldwin st., Waterbury, Conn. rs
srpPHEE RAcxxNlskl !.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-30

Going to the shore or lake? Look
over Classification 10 ON the Want
Ad Page. You'll find just the place
you want to rent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-30
LOBBY PROBE IS
AFTER HOPSON

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CRIME SYNDICATE
GANG TAKEN AWAY

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
Ex-Providence Star With St. Cyrils
 Against Liths 1.

Ed Koskowskl, former captain of Providence College and one of the leading scorers in collegiate basketball circles last year, will appear in the lineup of the St Cy- rils of Bridgeport, Friday evening when they collide with the Knights of Lithuania Speedboys at St Jo- seph's hall. Last year the giant center of the Park City quintet scored IS points against the Yale varsity team as Providence College scored an easy victory. He also accounted for 16 of his St Cyrils teams points against the Bridge port Y. M. H. A. quintet a week ago Sunday, as the Catholic quin- tet accounted for. 44-34 win over the Hebrews. Johnny Norko will play his last game with St Cyri!s before rejoining the lineup of the Warren Harding High for the sec- ond team, as he passed in his mid- year exam, recently. Buckmir, Bar ney, Gruce and Pistey will com. prise the remaining teams lineup.
 The St Joseph Alumnae five will meet the Pennington girls in a Northeastern girls league contest, in the opener at p. m. Dancing will follow the main game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
LADY OF LOURDES BOWLING NOTES

"Let me alone. I am going for a record" almost made good his boast when he rolled 397 for thre strings. Nice work Joe, but Matty wants to know why you ran away so early.
 Wonder what Matty the dashing oil man says to himself when he misses a spare.
 Lonesome Lou Mucciaro and his teammates had some tough luck last week and the result was a two game victory for the leading Princeton team. Father Nadlie, Jim Novelli and Tony Lupone rolled sensationally and helped their team come through.
 Jerry Petillo showed up this week and came through with a couple of good games and Al Mucci Is starting to his pins again. These boys give warning that from now on watch their smoke.
 Febo Guarini was missed by his teammates last week and the boys are looking forward to 8 three- game victory this week. Mike Rossi was also among the missing and no one seems to know the reason.
 Chirpin' Chick Toletti our dash ing sec. is a bowler that has shown consistent improvement all year and we expect to hear more from hims Strikes are Chicks speciality. his team could bowl the great Princeton team every week. Don't blame him.. do you, all they did to the Princeton's, was to beat them easily six straight flames. Iumning Him GanliOna was seen bounding all over the alleys and the boys can figure out why he does tricks. Give US a clue, Jim. Someone asked the mysterious Al where he got all the spares last bweek and he replied "I found them In shoe box Wonder what he meant.
 D. Guerrero is improving and as a result Rocco Pomponio, A. Feri- no, Joe Piazza and Co.,, are going places. Another thing, Johnny Per. rella hasn't asked for a man in two weeks. Sal Niele wants one now. s se 4tk.A
 Who is the bowler that came down last week with his picture and was kidded all night. Step up and introduce yourself. Johnny Metz sure can hit those pins and we expect some good re- suits from him in the sweepstakes, Frankie Manfredi was on hand but missed his pal Louis Martino, who has been missing for two l weeks. fs,
 Dan Perugini the dancing demon gave an exhibition of bowling and dancing and kept the fans amused all night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
BROOKLYN CADETS STRENGTHEN FOR
 REYMOND TUSSLE

In an errdeavor to put stop to the winning streak of the Reymond Hillies in the Brooklyn Y league the Brooklyn Cadets have added two or three new players to their roster for to-night's encounter. Richie Capaldo, who last year played with the Shadows and who on two different occasions was mainly responsible for two vic tories over the Hillies last year is one of the stars the Cadets have signed up and the other is "kayo' Manshuk, who few years ago played with the Brooklyn Y Jrs with Willie Carroll and Mike Hig- giston. Kayo will team up with Carroll in the rear court tonight.
 1 E..n ~sS All Set 1s.
 The Hillies, however, will hold their regular lineup intact for to- nights battle and have added no endorsements figuring that they can add the Cowboys to their list of victims. The Hillies being the only undefeaetd team in the league will have to play heads up ball as the other seven teams in tho league will be roofing for the Cadets to knock off the doughboys tonight. The Hil1ies have not as yet dropped 8 game to any local five the only defeats being suf- fered by out of town teams.
 In the other game on the pro- gram the Iriquois will meet the Town Plot Indies and dancing will follow the game. The Hillies Cadet game will get underway at 7:30 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
LITTLE BELIEVES MO- RULE SHIFTS
 WILL BE NAMED
Lateral Pass Penalty May I Be Proposed to Speed
 Up Game

New York, Jan s1.-(UPy-EOA the befuddied football spectatcrs who Is never quite sure of what is going on in the game because of the numerous rule changes made each year, Lou Little, chairman of the coacheS rules committee, speaks encouragement.
 The Columbia coach f0resees no drastic changes In the code to be recommended for next season when the committee meets here in all- day session Saturday. s
 n II doubt that the committee will recoinmendS any, drastic change" Little said today. with the ex- ception of a change In the penalty on a lateral pass inadvertently thrown forward. the rules need not be tempered with. The game is in first-rate form right now"
 The Idea
 The change in the lateral pass thrown forward penalty would cause the ball to revert to the spot from which it was thrown and made before the infracti0n, instead VI PuIGuB ~ DASh w tA'C PVtHb AIoiA which the play started.
 There will be some discussion, Little said, on whether goal-posts should remain on the end-line or be moved to the goal-line, where they stood for so many years.
 Also the forward pass bugaboo will bob up again during the meet- ing, with some of the coaches seek. ing a change to permit aerials to be thrown from anywhere behind the scrimmage line, instead of from five or more yards back.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
OF NEW
 HAVEN FAVORITES GOES ON TONIGHT
Mann and Renault Will Be Thriller-Wright Meets ns Venush

New Haven, Jan 31-The battle 1k the century insofar as New Haven is concerned will be present Cd at the Arena here tonight when Nathan Mann and Tiger Jack Renault, local light heayyweights, clash in a ten-round star bout. Al Mccoy, Boston light heavy, meets Joe Kaminski, of Shenandoah, Pa, in another ten-round feature fight and the first bout goes on at 8:30.
 Mann and Renault are both fighting for a chance to fill the shoes of Al Gainer, whose fistic prowess is seen as on the wane by ring experts. This bout will decide the city championship and there is much sectional rivalry evident.
 In the two six-round bouts, Ed- die Moore, Bridgeport middle weight, faces Sailor Leonard, of Washington, D. C., and Jerry Wright, New Haven negro heavy weight, meets Johnny Venush, of Portland, Me. The card opens with a four-rounder between Joe Pa looka, New Haven welter, and Bruon Tretter, of New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31


 Betty P. says, gee, I don't seem to get any betetr. Pm just getting worse. Well, Betty, we suggest you have Benny give you some bowling lessons. Or have that young man stay home Tuesday nights.
 r9Angie D. was on hand bright and early this week and the result was nice game of 95. No more marathon says Angie.
 Marie M., was making eyes at the scorekeeper last night. Don't let the boy friend catch you, Ma rie.
 Rose c. does not want to get her name fin the papers this week. I don't balem you Rose.
 A newcomer in the league this week. Slmone Is her name l think. Gave our star bowler Cell M. a scare.
 Alice c. had her nurses uniform with her last night. Wed like to soc her in 1t some night.
 Bertha c. is sounding out to be an average bowler. She bowls pretty steady, now.
 Bertha c. had an off night bowl. Ing only 254 an off did we say c very good night, says Bertha. L4 ", was sporting q nice ring last night. We wonder why? Well, congratulations anyway, LII, and lots of luck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
WILDCATSCEOSE
 FAST TO OUTPOINT TORRINCTON HIGH
Last Period Drive Nets Victory For Wilby
 Outfit, 36.3z

A closing rally such as would have given g crowd plenty of thrills, had q go0diy crowd been there brought the Wilby High school Wildcats a 3e to 32 victory over Torrington High last night at Wilby gym. Freddy Sullivan, a. round whom the Wilby attack has its beginning got himself 13 points for a large evenings work while SaIdukas and Darlington came through nicely in the final period to help clinch the contest which Wiiby led 23 to 21 at the finish Colgan were strong on defense for Wilby while Dranginis was the Torrington threat all evening, get ting his team off to a 6-1 lead early in, the game.
 Both teams were locked at 13 all at half time and only two points apart eight minute later., Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
By "DOC'

| DOO Greg. Gilmartin seems to have found his eye. In the last few games Greg has been high scorer.
 Back to the driver again with the boys some of them a little off form but all in all they are doing pretty good.
 We are sorry to hear that Char lie Boyle was sick; we miss his bright smile. Jackie Howard stayed with him. What a friend! We wish you a speedy recovery and hope to see you back again soon.
 Johnny s. as quite as ever but getting results. Squire Francis F. should take a few lessons from him.
 Hook" Dubuque getting angry at himself because every time he gets a pass and is ready to drib- ble the ball to the basket he over runs it and the result is no basket for Hook. Keep on trying Hook"
 Bobby c. finally having lis dream. come true by being high scorer in a recent game. We knew you could do it Bobby. Charlie C. having his best night O fthe year. Watch Charlie, he'll make a great player yet. And at the same time one of our best players was having lot of trouble and couldn't find an alibi.
 Squire John L. playing, not sen sationally, but steady. There is an average player if there ever was one.
 old War horse l. Sweeney still trying to dribble through the en- tire opposing team and when the ball is taken away from him he shakes his head and cant see why he can't get through them.
 Squlres Fitzmaurice, Copes, w. Boyle, Sweeney, Kelley, Carey, E. B. Conlan. J. Conlon, Howard. Dubuque, Stevens, Camissa, Clark and McGrath are taking dancing lessons from Pat. Wallace, tho big boss of the Columbian Squires
 The cellar champs with (litt,e man) Bobby Carr at the helm are still waiting to hear from Jimmy McGratb and his Bonnie crew in regards to an out side game. t.
 Joe. Stevens cheering section was on hand as usual to make plenty of noise.
 Squire r. Fitzmourice and Cam lnsa eRre not only first class ear. bcnders but are also a couple of first class boxers.
 This weeks big four werei Carr, t7 points, 0Ilnartln, 14
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
Columbian Squires Sport Ne1cs

points, Cornell, IA points, J. Con- lon, II points.
 Who said they never come back ? J. Conlon is making one. In the last few games he has averaged 10 points per game. Nice work, Johnnie, you are an inspiration to the rest of the boys. ,s-,s s.,
 The writer is very much satis- fled with the attitude that the boys have taken toward these sport remarks. He wishes to convey to the players and other squires that there is nothing personal and no offense is meant by the remarks made about the different individu- als. want to thank the, players for the wonderful attitude they have taken toward. these sport re- made about the indiyiduais., Here let these sidelights get into their trivial thing like that get the best good bunch of followers, who at- tend the home games and also travel with the boys when they are playing away from home, they will vouch for the behavior of the players at all times.
 Read 'em and weap 'em you Fordham Rams, for here is U team that will not be beat says Jimmy McGrath and his bunch of Bonnie crew.
 Johnny Conlan was quoted by one of his teammates to have said that Charlie Connelrs Fordain Rams are one of the luckiest teams that has ever been his misfortune to play against.
 Jimmy McGrath and his fast. stepping Bonnie crew are . full game ahead of the Rams. 1. Swee- ney of the Bonnie crew was over. heard to claim that his crew had the cham pionship of the inser. house league cinched as all the other teams in the league are set. ups for them. I guess the rest oi theA teams have nothing to say about that. How about 1t gangi Do you agree with me on thii statement? Thank you, pals. Lett see whic hteam will knock them or the top of the roostY
 All Hook Dubuque's gang did last Tuesday was shake their heads and how? tet.as
 The old race is getting plenty hot now and 1t Is assured thui from now. there win be plenty of action for all teams. Dou'i miss these games. suuires!
 Squire r. Fitzmaurico nalses moro noise than any other squire in fhe league, .......
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
ParOchial Second
 Round Tomorrow

The second series of the Paro- chial School Basketball league campaign will get underway to- morrow and Monday. St Joseph's won the first round championship which was completed last Friday. As the final round opens tomorrow Gus Lonergan's St Margaret five will be idle. drawing a bye. The other games scheduled and assign ments of referees are as follows:
 Games Tomorrow
 At Croft-St Joseph's vs Sacred Heart. Referee, Carney.
 At Washington-SS Peter and Paul vS St Mary's. Referee, Berardi.
 Game Monday
 At Webster--St Francis ys St Thomas. Referee-Palladino
 All games are scheduled to start at 4 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
LlTCHFIELD AND WATERFOWL MEET
 FRIDAY EVENING
(SpecIal to the De,nocrat ,

Litchfield, Jan 31.-The high school basketball team will meet the Indians from Watertown high school at the local gym Friday eve- ming. It will be Western Con- necticut League game. The Litch- field team is now in second place in the league and must win Fri day to retain their standing. Coach Sullivan is working the boys hard in preparation for the contest and is confident they will score an- other victory. t-..-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
HighIanders, Pilgrims
 And Colts Capture IN E Y Loop Games

Action was. continuous with plenty of fancy shots showing throughout three North End "Y" Interclub league games last night at the East Farm street court, the Highlanders upsetting the Colleg- fans. 15-14 in the first game, Celts winning 34 to 20 from the Eagles ana the Pilgrims beating the last place Adephi 26 to IS. Ray Quimet and Carriero were tops for the CoIlegians and Highlanders with Romeo and Martino going strong for the Colts and Briotti scoring IA points for the Pilgrims. z Next week the Hillies and Eagl- ies meet at [ o'clock. "Wednesday night, Colts and Collegians at 8 D. .m., and Highlanders vs Pilgrims 1n the final contest.
 Pilgrims
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
College Grid Game n Good Shape No Says Colunba Coach
MiddletOwn Speed Boys Face Cadets In Game Tonight

Featuring Dan Chubbuck, elon- gated center who was an ali-star athlete several years ago at Con- necticut State College, Clarence McCabe's Middletown. speedboys will make their debut at the Boys Club surface tonight meeting Ted o'Donnell's Cadets in the feature game of a doubleheader.
 The Speedboys have been going great guns of late and hold deci- sive victories over some of the best teams in New England. They have been considerably strengthened by the recent acquisition of Sugar" Hugrt, former N. Y. U. star who formerly pastimed. with the Mid- dletown St Sebastian's. ,.
 Classy Talent M
 In addition to these two stars, the Asylum City combine will show Miller. Malone and Amino, three sharpshoo forwards who used to uphold the colors of Meriden 0GUOVAt NApboAAh 1>VW OAt~ of the best all around athletes Mid dletown has ever produced, Walsh, former Catholic U. suard, Bor- deaux. former Bristol high lumin- ary and O'Rourke, former Meridsn high ace.
 The locals will depend upon Captain Cliff LOughlin and Johnny Grimm at the forward berths, big Jack keefe at center, and Gen Damelio and Jim Crichton at guards. Joe Boley, Almon Scovill, Mike Exarhou, "Weenie" Zenick. Howie Loughlin and Frank Pug. liese will be held in reserve.
 The preliminary game at ' o'- clock will bring together the Boys Club Cadets Reserves and the ' Pilgrims. Joe Mobile will referee the games. There will be rto dane. ing this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
IKEISELS COP CLOSE
 ~f ! GAME AT TWISTED
Especial to The Denocrat)

Winsted, Jan 30---Watertown's s Kiesels finished strongly and went home with a 15-12 victory over the Winsted town team here tonight, Johnny Kiesel, Krull and Ericson scoring well while Brennan and Griffin held their own for, Winsted getting 10 of the 12 poin team to- tai. At half time Winsted led 5 to 4. The teams may meet in a return game at Watertown later in the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
Dusty League
 Games Next Week

Schedule difficulties which may result in the NaugatucIS Chemical company team re- placing the U. s. Rubber outfit of the Industrial league caused the pOstpOnement of scheduled games this week which had been booked for tomorrow night at the Gen. tral Y. M. c. A. Secretary Charley Leader announced today. However all future games will be played on Thursday nights beginning next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
COWBOYS BEATEN
(speclaI to me De,nocrat, l,

Litchfield, Jan s1--The Litch- field Cowboys invaded Winsted last night and dropped q se to sS de- cision 10 the Winsted "Y" team ip the main game of Q doubleheadef. Tn the preiim the Winsted 1T" girls defeated the simsbury Maid- ems, l7 to IS. Porter scored 1y points for the local boys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
AMATEUR BASKETBALL

COrsairs Triumph
 The Corsairs eked out 28 to 25 verdict over the St Ann team at the Pearl street neighborhood house recently. The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
TAFT WINS AGAIN
geoa,siag to m. ne,uocratl |

lBpecInf to- TEle UelIIOcfutJ
 Watertown. Jan 2f-Benny Ho- with's crack Taft school basketball teasn continued their winning ways yesterday defeating Berkshire, 54 10 20. on their home nourf. Fischer ana ThQmpsQn were hieh scorers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
TAFT HOCKEYISTS ..
 LOSE FIRST TILT

Sheffield Mass, Jan 21.-The Berkshire School hockey team halted Taft schools previously un- defeated sextet, to 0, on Bourne field yesterday.
 Locke made the lone score on a face-off in the second period. Taft rallied strongly in the final period. but was kept from scoring by the stellar work of Goalie Salembier.
 Krhn linn lina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
FultOns Defeat t
 VagabOnd Squad

The Fulton A. C. five displayed a smooth passing attack as it de- feated the Vagabonds. 2S-12, last night in a Pearl street community league tilt. "Toots" Block, Fulton guard. caged five shots under the basket to lead the way with ten points, while Coan's work featured for the Vagabonds. t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
NIEMIEC OUTFIT
 HERE TONIGHT IN BASKETBALL GAME
Meriden St Stans Oppose Waterbury at Pulaski
 Hall

The St Stans teams of Waterbury play hosts to their friendly rivals of long standing, the Mertden St Stans at Pulaski hall on 281 Bank street, Waterbury at 7:30, o'clock this evening. Two games will be contested with the girls prelim. inary to start at 7:80 and the boys game to follow immediately after. The Waterbury girls with a record of one win and four losses will present their usual lineup of Helen Carmen and the fleet Sallie Sliz at forwards, the park plug of the team Jennie Ostrowski at center and the dependable Pauline Victor and Captain Stef Sliz at the guard positions.
 The Meriden St Stan boys, win ners of the state title last year and at present in second position In the league. are coached by Al Niemiec, former City league ball player and now with the Boston Red Sox team of the American league. Al also plays a guard posi- tion with the Polish lads and Is one of the leading scorers of the team. This will be his last appearance in this vicinity and the last chance for the fans of the Brass City and Naugatuck Valley to see him In action.
 Dan Mccarthy, coach of the Waterbury team, after a long prac- tice Tuesday evening, drilling the boys and pointing out their mis- takes of the last few games to them announces his team as ready for the fray. The probable lineups:
 s Waterbury Mcridcn Kuska, If. If, KaminslSi Menturwick, If. ....... If, Alenskis Boroway, capt, c.. e, Dambroski
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-31
RurOrs. And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World
 By JOHN A. CLUNEY The Grisf Of Athletic Contest
Just a Few Lines
By JOHN A. CLUNEl

Roger Baker, the angel" of the Northeastern League, that famous promotion of Walter Hapgoods last wound up with his wings clipped considerably by the law Baker found guilty of larceny forgery and fasfying accounts Which indicates how easy is to spend someone elses money Everyone who knows Charley Bertrand the Waterown sportsman and enthusiast
 will be pulling for his release from Waterbury hos pita following operation Tuesday Prep school teams in this vicinity had warm-up opponents yesterday for tougher games this weekend Roxbury smothered Vest minister "A to 27 while Taft hung up 54 to 20 count Berkshire Kent beat Henry Carringtons Gunnery team 34 to 26 in good game The Middebury hockey club doing ok yet winning 10 game from Meriden Tuesday their home ice Yae coached by Elmer Ripley, meets Georgetown tonight in New Haven. Ripley formerly Georgetown coach coming Yale after George Taylor