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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Tennis Buns May Have to Go to Work
By DAN PARKER

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
NORTH END Y. SPORT SHOTS
 By TONY FERNANDEZ

Throwing the shot-put. [. Salio Martino's. pink basketball pants made q big hit with the Wednes- day night fans. .. Dan Briotti's Pilgrims threw scare into the Colts the same night finally losing out, 22 to 19... .Renato Teiccuitti is the spark plug of the Eagles. Kelly Longo's varsity are going great this year having toppled the Torrington Y, St Michael's of Wa tcrville, Y. M. H. A., Wilson A. c. and Thomaston. They have been beaten by the New Britain Boys Club but hope to turn tho tables here next Thursday night.
 The Slocum basketball team, many of whom cavort on this floor in their spare moments, are to be congratulated for their showing this season. (Ed's note. The writer is sheepskin recipient of deah ole Slocum) ... Rainey Spa. dola, Eagles speedy forward, shares the individual scoring hon. ors to date with Renato Riccuitti. ...Con Romeo holds the same laurels in the senior circuit .. Youpr writer thinks Hennie Jaco- vino is one of the best offensive and defensive men the Y boasts of.. ... Hunk" /Sereduck gets the rubber duckpin for being the fast est pinboy on the Red Triangle al- leys. .. Miles Durr and Ray Oui- met, orchids to you both, for your untirirng efforts with the hoop leagues here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Official Standing
STATE TAVERN
 BOWLING LEAGUE

Boy! Is this some bowling league? All I can say is that you ought to come up to see us some times.
 Thrills after thrills are in store for the bowling fans, who attend these weekly games.
 Those three fellows, Vignili, Orisillo, and my friend, Melko. had Q busy night. They missed a load of marks and to my expectation 1t seems as though they were over fed with Christmas goodies. For they hardly could bend over to throw the ball. , And as usual Dizzy" Delgablo and "Dabby" Hank bowled their regular game.
 We welcome Lanzy back to the league. This old timer couldn't stand the strain of being on the side lines.
 Lovely Weather" is still com- plaining about his team. John get some men like Orisillo and Vignili and you might have team.
 "Red" had good night. Tn fact is having q good year. And that goes also for the tailor. .
 After coming in the hall an hour late, "The Magro Bros" came in only to waste the pin boys time.
 Frank your loving friend Rocco, says: "If you keep away from the Avenue, you might be able to bowl 75.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
PRINCETON JRS LOSE TO REYMONDS IN COURT BATTLE

Red Gladney's Reymond Hillics chalked up their third straight win of the season last night at the Brooklyn Y when they handed Harry Fleischcr's Princeton A. A. Juniors 27-21 setback which was witnessed by a large following of both teams.
 The losers battled on even terms in the first half and the score was deadlocked at 10 all at the end of the first sixteen minutes of action. Baskets by Ike Miller and Squirrel Cook gave the losers 16-12 ad- vantage at the end of the third period. The HiIlies then went on q scoring rampage in the final period to score 15 points while holding the Watertown team to five and register their fourth win of the season. Ramon and Cunha. with seven points each and the fine floor work of Joe Pomponio and George Stankevich stood out for the winners and the latter thrilled the crowd with spectacular one hand shot in the final period. Ike Miller, former Watertown High school captain and Squirrel Cook stood out for the losers. The teams will play return game later in the season in WatertoWn. Last nights score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
NAUGATUCK PLAYS
 CENTRAL HOOPMEN | IN LEAGUE SETTO|
Garnet Invade Bridgeport This Afternoon = An-
 sonia, TOrringtOn Next

Naugatuck, Jan 12-The Nauga- tuck high school basketball team will leave shortly after noon today to go to Bridgeport where 1t will meet the strong Central high five in what is expected to be a fine game. In view of the fact Frank Edmonds won't be able to play with the team after the end of the month, the high school five is anx- ious to win every game on its schedule before then, as his ab- sence is expected to weaken 1t con- siderably. Frank has been the key man of the five and basketball fans are wondering just what Coach Peter J. Foley will do to fill the vacancy.
 Naugatuck plays Ansonia next Wednesday. and Torrington next Saturday. both games at the local Y. M. c. A., then on Wednesday, January 23, 1t meets the strong Warren Harding five here and Wilby will play in Naugatuck the following Saturday, January 26. Naugatuck will meet Warren Harding In Bridgeport on Tues day, Januafy 29. This will be the final game in whcih Edmonds can participate as he becomes 20 on January 30.
 Games after that includ etilts with Ansonia there, Crosby here. Central here and Torrington there, Wilby there, together with some non-league tilts.
 The locals, having come through in the important Crosby game last are out to win again this afternoon. Reserves of both teams will meet in the preliminary game which will start at 2:30. The main game Is set for 3:3O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
BAER AND BETTY NOW KEEP BOXING
 WORLD ABUzZINC
By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Stan COrrcspOndent)

Chicago, Jan. 12-(UP)-Max Baer can take punch on the chin, but he's sucker for beautiful girl. The heavyweight champion has been K. O.'d again by cupid.
 His new girl is Betty Dumbris, former Ziegfeld Follis showgirl who Is now under contract to appear in pictures for Hal Roach.
 A week ago Max was telephon- ing frantically from Detroit to Chicago to find her whereabouts. He is ready to walk down the aisle with her any time she can get a divorce from her estranged hus- band, Murray Mayer of New York, according to the champions inti- mates.
 Baer has been in and out of love almost continually since he grew up. His first love was Olive Beck, the Livermore, Calif., waitress. He told her he loved her, and put it in writing. too, and that cost him a nice piece of change when he got in the money. She sued him for breach of promise, and he settled out of court.
 "I was just green country boy then" said Baer. T didn't know any better"
 There were a lot of other girls and then came Dorothy Dunbar. He met her before fight in Reno. New, and almost proposed from the ring. They were married in Reno and later divorced. Some say Baer still loves her. There is no disputing that she left an im- pressiOn. She taught Bacr how to talk, how to act and how to con. duct himself in smart company.
 His next violent flame was June Knight, musical comedy singer. That affair reached its height be- fore his bout with Max Schmeling. In between there were Q lot of other girls, an da couple of them went to see their lawyers. Two, Bee Starr and Shirley La Bell, in- stituted breach of promise suits.
 Max contends he never saw ei- ther Miss Starr or Miss La Bell.
 An angle that Baer resents even more than the money women have cost him is the fast that 1t makes him appear in a bad public light.
 People who don't know me think that all try to do is break some girls heart and then forget all about her." Baer commented. "I like girls but I try to conduct myself around them like anyone else. can't get over the fact that girls I've never seen start breach of promise suits against me-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Royal Arcanums
 in Action Sunday

The Conn. Royal Arcanums. one of the states strongest semi-pro teams and undefeated in five starts, will face the fast stepping Ansonia Polish Falcons also unde- feated in six starts in the Copper City Sunday evening at 7:30 in Center Hall.
 The Conn l.. A. will show on it's roster some of the clty's best play CTS such as: Lefty" Baron, Frank lin De Basic former Leavenworth high star. Hank" Gagin. Jack Sweeney. Pat De Basic. Jumping Joe Mobile, Vic Sabis, A. Mistura, Nick Orsillo is business manager of the team.
 The Royal Arcanums members who are planning to go to the game please get in touch with W. H. Brigg.
 For games write to ]. W. Orsillo of 2 Ruth Place City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
GREEK WARRIOR EASY FOR OLIN
 IN BOSTON BOUT 

Boston, Jan 12. (UP)-Bob Olin of New York, light heavyweight champion, severely trounced Banis Tzanatopolous of Lynn, "Greek Champion" in a 10-round over weight bout before 4,000 fans at Boston Garden last night.
 The crowd was yelling "stop it. as the long g-named fighter gamely finished out the final round, al- most blinded by blood that smear ed his face.
 Jabbing sharply with his left hand and pummelling Tzanatopol- oue solidly with both hands on the body, Olin, the successor to Maxie Rosenbloom, won eight rounds by wide margins, his opponent halving the first and seventh rounds.
 Olin weighed TIC 1-2, Tzanato- polous 176 IA. There were no knockdowns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
CHASE BOWLING
 LEAGUE AVERAGES

Captain Marty Miller's fast Split ting Room outfit are showing the way in the popular Chase Co awelve team loop according to the official averages released today by the leagues secretary, Leo Conway. Paced by Bill Tato's high average of 116.10, the Rolling Mill team are in second places, followed closely by the Shipping Room team at this writing with, but seven weeks of play left, and only 10 games separating first and eight place, lively finish is in store for these teams.
 In the individual department we find Bill Tato with high average, Bossy Baldoni second with 115.41 and Bruno Mariani third with 113.8. Tato's high three games of 419 is still high, while Frankie Delaney has high single of 157. Francis Speed" Conway and Ripper" NCarkrud are in q tie for honors in the high single. No mark with 97. Louie L'Heureux shows the way with most strikes with 24, while "Bossy" Baldoni has most spares with 126. The standings and official averages:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
CLUB CADETS TO
 OPPOSE MERTDEN
 HERE WEDNESDAY
Play Grasmeres in Bridge port TO-night-Jayvees
 Invade Meriden

Both of the Boys Club repre- sentative basketball teams will per- form to-day in road tits, the Jun for Varsity invading Meriden this afternoon to meet the Silver City Clubbers in a state league tilt and the Cadets journeying to Bridge port to meet the Fairfield Gras- meres in a return tilt.
 The Jayvrees will leave from the Cottage Place institution at 1:30 o'clock while the Soldiers" will leave from the same spot at 7:30 o'clock. The latter team holds a 37 to 25 victory over the Gras- meres played recently here and are confident of repeating this eve- ming.
 The Junior Varsity climbed out of the cellar last Saturday when they toppled Bristol in an over time game and Coach Ted O'Don- nell is confident his charges will take over his home town cagesters to-day.
 Next Wednesday evening the Cadets will take on the cracl: Meriden Endees, winners of 10 of II games to date including a three point victory over the Princeton A. A. in Watertown Wednesday night.
 The standing In the State Boys Club Junior Varsity League to date follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
NOTES ON AMBERS- DUBLINSKY
Thursday Night Bowling League

Thursday Night Bowling League
 Henry Roselrs combine defeated Walter Gruberman's straight, 12- s11-1107.
 D. J. Germans combine defeat ed Thomas Smegelskfs 3 to 1. H. s6-1146.
 Fred Swenston's team won 4 straight from Rev. E. k. Hance's, 1157-1068.
 Franklin Hubbers group won 3 IS.
 Thomas smegelski bowled 132 for high single and 351 for high three strings.
 Smegelski's team is still in first place with 35 out of 52 points won.
 HubbelPs group Is second with 80 wins. Next weeks matches will bring this league to close and the following week the second half of the league will start.
 VolIey BalIers Win The Naugatuck Y. M. C. A. Vol ley-ball team journeyed to Hart ford Thursday night and defeated the Hartford "Y" team out of t6 games. The scores were as fol- lows: 7-15, 15-13, 1916, 15-12, IA 16. All games were closely con- tested and the match was a great success. Naugatuck was represen- ted by Baker, Ashmore, Squircs, Valinches. Hassell, and Wyatt.
 The next practice will be held on the 18th. Saturday, January 18th the Manchester Recreation sCenter team will play Naugatuck and on Saturday, January 2Gth. 4 Hartford "Y" will play the locals In return match. Both of these contests will be played on the local "Y" floor.
 More Matches Played
 Second round matches in the pocket billiard tourney at the "Y" were played Thursday night. In the first match of the evening Ben jamin Oginskis of the Chemical Company defeated Walter WoJci- cki of the "Y" 100 to 94. This was a very fine match-the play CTS being quite evenly matched.
 In the next match Al Fretterman of the Rubber company won over Attorney Joseph Talbot of the Elks 100-84. The third match between McKKeon of the Elks and Lupo of the Rubber company was postpon- ed until tonight at 6:00 o'clock
 In the final match of the eve ming John McGroary of the "Y' won over Henry Sanborn of the Rubber Company 100-84.
 The semi-fInal matches will be played the first part of next week. They will bring together Ogins- kis-Fretterman, and McGroary and the winner of the McKeon- Lupo match.
 A very fine 1ointed cue stick will be awarded the winner of the tourney. This cue has been do- mated by Ernest Sims who has owned 1t for a number of years. It has been reconditioned and Is fin first class condition. It will make a very worthwhile prize.
 The "Y" wishes to take this op- .portunity to thank Ernest Sims for his very generous gift.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
YMCA BASKETBALL

The ore, Sigma Nu and Ter TOTS were winners during Inter. club play at the central Y. M. c. A. Thursday evening in the first game the o'Fes took the Vikings for a 21-15 sleigh-ride, Bauby scoring four hoops for the winners while Whitaker and Clark got II points for the Viking array. Keel ey' with 14 points for the Sigma Nu outfit WIS outstanding in his team's 31-21 win over the Keno ssias For whom Lowe and KorouI played well. Kenney was the only player to score in the 40 win for the Terrors over the Acmes. sum- nnaries:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
LEAVENWORTH COPS
 FOURTH VICTORY

Leavenworth high indicate l very clearly that it's team is against the field for Western Connecticut basketball honors this season by taking a 37-20 decision from Terryville last night at the Crosby gym for its fourth straight vic- tory. of the season. The local team has yet to drop league game. Both teams were but four points apart at half time though Pilletto and Krasnosky got going in the final half to spread the margin, the two players splitting twenty points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Naugatuck UscOes Oppose New Haven

Naugatuck, Jan 12-The U. S. Rubber five will play It's first home game of the season tonight when 1t meets the strong Carroll Per- fumery basketball team of New Haven at the Naugatuck "" at about 8:30.
 The Carroll team won the state industrial league championship two years ago and are leading the league now. They are fine team and a fast exciting contest Is ex- pected.
 In a preliminary tile the "" Aces are playing the "" Leaders in a "grudge" contest that will show some good hoop shooting This will start at 7:3O with the main game following.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
RUBBER SHOP LOOP
 IN ACTION MONDAY

Naugatuck, Jan. 12-The second round of basketball games were played in the Rubber company league Thursday night. The Outsole Cutting team made it two straight trimming the Fore men by 1915 score. Other re- suits: Office 27. Bootmaking IS: Trucking, 16: Gum Shoe Making. 12; Shoe Packing. IS: Carton Plants, 1. There was a fine at tendance at the games which were played in St. Hedwig's hall. Much interest Is being shown. Next games in the league will be played Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Last Nights Fights

At Boston Garden--Bob olin, 176 1-2, New York outpointed Fanis Tzanatopolous. 176, Lynn (10)-- non-title: Buster Price, 175- 1-2. Lynn, outpointed Tony Costa, 173. New Bedford (6): Tony Dupre, 11S 1-2, Lawrence. outpointed Gus sic Mcclellan, 119 1-2, Novia Sco- tia (44); Jerry Labella, 115. East Boston, drew with Chuck Mulhol- land. 11S 1-2. Taunton (4); Danto Yanette, 147, Chelsa, outpointed Benny Lynch, 142. Boston (4): George Richards, 152, Akefield, stopped Pat Lagone. 163, Boston ( j.: Eddie Rossi. 159 leg, Everett, outpointed Maurice Gossolin, l61. Everett (4): Al Minnehan, Brock ton, outpointed Elmer Chase, New Bedford (6).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
ST MARY'S VICTORIOUS
 BY SINGLE POINT

St Mary's parochia1 school bas- ketball team grabbed a tight game from St Francis Xavier yesterday by single point. the contest fin- ishing s-7, though other league games were one-sided, St Joseph's winning 19 to $ over St Margar- cts and Sacred Hearts taking St Thomas by 27 to margin. St played and are leading the league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Y GENERALS TAKE
 OVERTIME TUSSLE

The Y Centrals scored three minute overtime victory over the Black Knights last night in the feature Central Y Interclub league contest at the Central Y court. Tn the prelim game the Phi-Psi- Theta scored a 24 to 19 league vic- tory over the Centors with Sch nozzle" Nash in the leading role.
 The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

The United States contains the richest community in the world. It is the Klamath Indian tribe, with q potential per capita wealth of $2S,0O0, located on 1,000, ,000- acre reservation in southern Or- egon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
CRANOTH LEADING
 RACE IN SCOVLL BOWLING CIRCUIT
Papineau Second and San- duIIi Third in Screw De-
 partment Ratings

With an average of III fin thirty-six games to date. Bubbles" Granoth leads the individual bowl CTS in the Screw Department league of the Scovill Manufactur- Ing company, according to the off, clal averages released this morning by v. A. Hedberg, league statisti- clan.
 The averages up to and includ- ing January 8th follow:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Arrows Shoot At Eagle Nets In
 Sunday Night Game

New Haven, Jan. 12-The New Haven Eagles hockey team, dis playing vastly-improved form dur ing the past couple of weeks, will face the Philadelphia Arrows in regular Can-Am League game at the Arena here tomorrow (Sun- day) night, at 8:30 o'clock. The locals, coached by Frank Carroll, are battling the Arrows tooth-and- d-nail to get out Of the cellar position in the league and have bright prospects of doing so as a result of three wins in four recent games and a 2-2 tie with the Beavers in Quebec. The Eagles played in Canada on We'd nesday and Friday.
 Real Aide
 Obs Heximer, former Boston flash, has given the team, new lease on life, and with ILloyd Jackson and Cliff Mcbride. that particular line has gone on a scoring spree of late. Sammy Me- Manus, speedy new winger from the Montreal Maroons will be in the Eagles lineup against the Ar rows on Sunday night, possibly paired with Harry Gray and Llyod Roubell.
 Probable lineups:
 New Haven Philadelphia Moore ........ Grant
 Goal
 1leAlIHeE 1uuSOH
 Left Wing Mcbride ....... Forslund
 Right Wing D
 Center Molyneaux ......... McGoldrick
 Left Defense Reid ............ Demsmarias
 Right Defense
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

A Soviet glider is reported to have stayed In the hair in a noun tainous district of the Crimea for 24 hours 10 minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

Games This Saturday Middle Street at Orcutt. New Haven at Bristol. Waterbury at Meriden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12
Raymond HillieS.

Totals ..!. ..... 9 2l Princetons 10. Referee: F. Pom ponio. Time: Four S-minute pe- riods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

The first Canadian Expedition ary force departed from France on Oct. g, 1914.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

Black Knights... 5 S-i7
 Referee-George Dillon. Time Four 8-minute periods and one g. minute overtime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

There were frosts every month of the year in the northern states ip 1S1e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

League Records.
 1st High Average---Tato .... 116.10 2nd H. AVerage-B. raldoni. 115.41 3rd II. Average-B. Mariani .113.S 1st High Strikes-T'Heureux t. 24 2nd High Strlkes--B. Mariani.. 23 3rd High Strikes-Carlo ..... 2i
 -Tato =. .... 21
 -B. Baldoni 21 1st High Spares--B. Baldoni .. 12G 2nd High Spares--Richmond. IF 3rd High Spares-Tato ........ 115 1st High SIngIe--Delaney ...... 157 2nd High SIngle--Raynor ...... 154 3rd High Single--White ....... 153 1st High Three-Tato ....... 4t9 End High Three--B. Baldoni ... 4O4 3rd High Three--Delaney ...,. 3S2 1st High Single (No Mark)-
 IF. Conway .... 97
 --Carlsrud ... 97 2nd High Single (No Mark)--
 --E. Gagain ... 95
 --B. Mariani .. .. 95 Srd High Single (No Mark)-
 -Kenneally ..... 95 High Team Single-Stock Room 602 High Team Total-Roll Mill 1854
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

High singIe, Hardy ...'.'''''s dd1 High three, Hardy ..... ........ 392 Night team single, Sanduli .... 5Sl High team three, Sanduli 1692
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-12

It is said that the average American eats his weight in meat annually.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-05

Gentle saddle horse for
sale. See Hobby.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-07-05
POT POURI

The greatest pleasure of
life in these modern times is
10 make some money. and
then blow il in.
Five minutes actual ex-
perience sometimes changes
your views more than a
course of lectures.
Don't whip your boy for
fighting. at least till YOU see
what reason he had for
fighting. A boy who
wouldn't fight when i'm
posed on is going to have a
hard time in the battle of
life.
II is not certain that
giving the women the
ballot has improved mat
ters but il has certainly not
made things worse. And no.
body ever thinks of repeal
ing the equal suffrage law.
While some people are
keeping themselves poor by
buying everything they want,
Others are getting comfort
able well off by learning TO
get along without buying
things they want but can do
just as we'll without.
Most men who have nag
ging wives get used TO them
and don't mind.
Some folks are like the
gas pressure They weaken
when most needed.
It's a wise man who knows
when TO let we'll enough
alone.
Nobody attaches any i'm
portance TO a straw vote, un-
less it goes his way.
You don't generally ac-
compish much on your
busiest days.