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RENT--PIANOS.
ROOMS-FuRNISHED.

WEBER BABY GRAND. SIS per month
responsible person If taken immediatel
references: particulars. Dec. O2s1.
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I349 MD AVE. NE, Apt. 3-Nicely fur
nished well heated room. for gentleman;
private family: $40 month.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE
Desks Adding Machines
Tables Check Protectors
Chairs Steel Files
Typewriters Steel Cabinets
BAUM'S FURNITURE HOUSE,
1416 EYE ST. NV. PHONE NATL. 2lS4.
LUMBER-Good 2x4, AKA, ETC.; can be
used for chicken houses. barns, etc.; $23
per 600.
EISINGER MILL & LUMBER CO.,
Bethesda. Md.
STORM SASH-Use stofm sash for pro-
lection this Winter, as they insulate the
entire window, insuring great saving on
fuel as well as preventing the windows
from .Steaming and frost.
SISINGER MILL a. LUMBER CO.,
Bethesda. Nd.
CORNER CABINETS in stock for iEnme-
diate delivery, with circle head doors No
hardware. S32.50. We will install your
hardware for 81 /
EISINGER MILL g. LUMBER CO.,
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1867 MINTWOOD PL.-Larse. front, twin
bed living room first floor. nicely turn.;
all improvements; convenient: reas.; SUIT
able gentlemen or employed couple.
phnnn Adams IT00.
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small looms. bath. continuous hot water.
oil heat; central; $50 mo. Gentlemen.
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MISUNDERSTANDING in rebuilt Mavtag
washers guaranteed. Montgomery Elec-
trio Co 1925 Georgia ave. NV. Phone
Shepherd 3R1l
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COLORED-7I5 9th ST. N.E.-Nicely
furnished rooms.
1882 COLUMBIA RID NW-Lhk.; nice
large room. 3 windows; $3.50 wk.; adults
n11v
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! NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Young lady
would like share large fiat bed-living room
with two others; double room vacancies.
Call Decatur 5526 after IL.
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MT. PLEASANT SECTION-Large, newly
furnished room in comfortable apartment
to lady; transportation downtown morn
ings; unlimited phone. Available Dec. ..
If interested in something nice, inspection
invited Phone Adams Sl44.
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RUG, 6x9, like new, SIS; lady's fur
trimmed coat, size A, black, S5. 229
Jefferson st Phone Georgia 1918.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
Attractive single room; private path,
newly furn.; private Eesidense: block
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NEAR CAPITOL). East Capitol st.-Sin-
gle or double room. continuous hot wateri
private family: reasonable. Atl 0536-J.
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PIANOS-We have several real values in
repoSsessed grands. any of which are real
them; outstanding is beautiful little ma
hoFany baby grand, used only months
be purchased for the exact amount of the
unpaid balance. S2S6 monthly payments
Of Sl0); this piano is one Of our latest
and best selling models and a wonderful
value at this price Others including sew
eral period models. S170. $500. S2lQ, S275
and up Kitt's, 1890 G st. NEAR 14th ST..
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NEAR 10th AND R-Pleasant well fur
nished room. newly decorated unlimited
telephone. continuous hot water. 1871
RiogC nj
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RnnMS-FIIRNIsHRn

lt.d ST. Nw-Walking distance; well
;e3,, heated. large single room. c.h.w.;
1902 17th ST; E.WTNlee ground door
room. equipped for light housekeeping.
connecting to kitchenettei equipped with
gss range; hot and cold water. tubs, all
persons S15 mo-; settled lady preferred.
CHEVY CHASE-Newly furnished with two
exposures. adjoining bath: new home; fam
lily OF two; garage; breakfast optional; Tea-
sonable. phone Emerson 1904.
LARGE front room; near cars. bus; no
other, roomers: breakfast optional; ans
Jewish. Phone Columbia 2557
81 PORTLAND ST. Sc, Congress Hgts.-
completely furnished; gas, heat. electricity;
reasonable.
300 D ST. NE.-Furnished for Ink. large
room with sink and gas range; semi-privste
per week; also cheaper rooms; adults.
634 PARK RID. N.W.-Light housekeeping
room. southern exposure. next 70 batn'
employed, settled gentleman; So week.
3I34 18th ST. NW-Newly furnished
front room, next to bath; SIS; refined
gentleman worker: , minutes Mt. Pleasant
car. Phone Columbia 4691.
NEAR DUPONT. CIRcLE-Young lady
would like share large fiat bed-living room
with two others; double room vacancies.
Call Decatur 5526 after IL.
1926 G. ST, NW-Bagement room run
ming water. twin beds; for gentlemen.
56OI 18th ST, Nw.-ComfortabIe room in
private detached corner home; southern
exposure; reasonable.
THE EMBASSY APT. 1913 Harvard st.
n.v.-Large. well-furnished room, suitable
for l-2 ladies; ref. exchanged. Adams
263l.
$40 JEFFERSON ST. NW.-Front room,
one or two girls. in home Of congenial
young couple. Phone Georgia 91S7.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1855 2 st. nv.-Men
and employed couples; newly decorated,
bright cheerful attractive home; rooms.
- to s. per week; splendid new beds.
LARGE bed room. nicely furn.: radio twin
beds; near transportation unlimited phone.
pvt. apt; suitable l nr gentlemen.
Phone Adams 0flS.
23l6 CHESTER ST e front rooms
capt furn. for light Housekeeping; ami;
no children.
1863 EUCLID ST. NV. near 18th st. and
bus line-4 attractive sleeping rooms;
c.h-w. unlimited phone.
12S C ST. NE. Ant. 50-well- furnished
double bed room INV. elevator. suitabl e
] or > gentlemen: near Senate and Capitol;
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BOATS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ST. NV
CANARIEs, guaranteed. singers; also fe-
males; small deposit will hold until Christ
mas. George Black, 305 9TH st. ne.
PEKINGESE-2 months old, SIS. $50.
Phone Potomac BAGS.
WANTED-Blue female dog. Skye terrier.
Sealyham or poodle; state price 2300 T.
stock; wonderful dispositions. Nice Christ
mas gifts. 1919 Vermont ave. Met. 1904.
GREAT DANES-Highly pedigreed; black.
blue merle and harlequin; male and female.
1903 Garfield St. Silver Spring. Shep. 2712.
KITTENS Persian, pedigreed; blue, creams.
reds; healthy. lovable; make fine Christmas
gifts. Phone Georgia 7057. 1919 Jonaul
st NV. near 18th.
broken; $40 each. Hill Top Farm, Pur-
cellville. Va.
SABLE AND BLUE MERLE COLLIES. at
stud; puppies usually for sale. SS0l Ga.
ave. NV. Phone Shepherd 2059.
GLsHAH cATTERY; imp. and Am: bred
sale; stud service and boarding solicited.
sS01 Ga. ave. Phone Shepherd 2Q59.
ENGLISH Settlers (registered); puppies
Patron. Some ready for the field E. B.
Mcintyre. Georgia ave. pike, miles north
of Silver Spring Cat Glenmont Heightsl.
Turn in at sign. Phone Kensington 245-W.
COCKER sPANIELs (registered); blacks
north Of Silver Sprint Cat Glenmont
Heights) Turn in at sign. Phone Ken
COCKER SPANIEL at stud. Blue ribbon
winner. Puppies for sale sired by this dog
and Sand Spring Stud. htters. 2912
10th st. ne.
PURE-BRED WHITE KING PIGEONS SO
per pair Box 303, Arlington. Va.
TROPICAL FISH-Moons, Bettas, Darios,
Barbs, Tets, ETC., csc each; guppies 75e
dozen; many others; also used acuuariums,
reasonable. Hansens 1880 st, sc.
DIAMOND CATTERY selling out. beauti-
full red tabby. stud, and mate; other cats
and kittens 52S Madison st. NV. Phone
Georgia O656.
GREAT DANES, pedigreed. registered, 9
mos: handsome black males; hne Xmas
presents: also prize grown Dane dog; all
at sacrifice prices. DR.. P. Evans. Met. / l39
BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, 2lz mo-; brindle
and white, pedigreed: King strain; hold
for Xmas. 1919 Kennedy NV.
GREAT DANES Harlequin puppies and
matured stock; sire and dam champions;
sacrifice prices Phone North 1858.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIERS, regis
tered, Sire Tilwalis sun Beau select now
for Xmas. 3716 26th st. ne.
ENGLISH BULL PUPS. months old, pcdi-
creed and registered. 922l walnut st, aS.
phoue Decatur a68S-Sa
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as 9th ST. SE-Entre 2nd fl. Of private
home; well fur. for Ink. clean ana qG!et'
adults only. rent reasonable.
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1907 H ST. Nw.-sleeping rooms for rent,

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Entire 2nd floor;
3 rooms. nicely furnished; gas, electricity,
h.-vh.; nice location; modern home;
adults: only $3.50 mo. 301S 9th ST. sc.
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PIANO-Smauest size william and Mary
period style baby grand. $40 a late
model piano and in splendid condition;
ideal for small homes or apartments. Pay
S:5 down 81 90 weekly. kits, 1880 G st.
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CANARIES. guaranteed singers; also fe
males; small deposit will hold until Christ
mas. George Black, 3O5 eth st. ne.
PEKINGEsE-2 months old, SIS. $50.
Phone Potomac 346S
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IOO6 N. n AVE NW-Very nicely furn.,
Ist f. front bed-living room: h.-W.h..
INV, walk dist park. space. West 2511.
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PIANOS-we have few good, recondi-
and up: some fine makes and all guaran-
teed. Pay 81 weekly: free delivery in
D C and suburbs; also several players at
$40 ind 500 kits 1890 G st.
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RUGS, beautiful Imported Oriental run
ner, throw rugs; reasonable. 2O06 Columbia
I'd, Ant 20.
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1921 10Th ST. N.W.-Attractively fur
nished double room in private home; twin
beds semi-private bath.
1904 GARFIELD ST. NW-Master bed
room private bath: suitable for. two; pri-
Vatp family
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go 18th ST NV rooms. inclosed
porch and bath: partly furnished.
10 4th ST. NE rooms and porch,
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RooMs-FURNIsHED.

POINT CIRCLE, 2Oi4 P st.-Lovely
mt room, twin beds; also single room;
ailable Mon inst hW Dec 5S47.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 2O14 st.--Lovely
front room, twin beds; also single room;
available Mon; inst. INV. Dec. 5s47
CHEVY CHASE-Comfortabl master bed
room. twin beds: private home shower
bath, every convenience: board optional;
gentleman preferred 1928 Military rds
Phone Cleveland 4093.
CENTRAL. 1926 nth st.-Cute hall rm..
near bath, in genteel house; large closet
c-h.w.; phone; for nice GENTLE girl SOU
wk.
1907 PARK RID. N.w-Large front room
within half block 14th st. cars or l6th 81.
bus: reas. rent. Apt. 3. Adams 1877. -
DOWNTOWN. 1924 st. NV. apt. g
Nicely furn. room. private home. unllmiteo
phone; reasonable. "
DOWNTOWN. near White House-Beauti-
ful living room for / person; running wa
ter. 6l7 10th st.
1929 r ST. NV. Apt. II-Bright furn.
room, twin bed, single or double; home"
like.
GEORGETOWN. 1905 Volta pl-LarEe.
warm quiet room. private home near
trolleys. telephone; reasonable,
(NEAR CAPITOL). East Capitol st.-Sin-
gle or double room. continuous hot wateri
private family; reasonable. All. 0536-J.
3s29 CATHEDRAL AVE. E.W.-Beauti-
fully furnished front room. shower. south-
ern exposure: suitable for .. in private
home; board optional. Also single room.
TWO FRONT rms, double bed; new furni-
III y 24OG-R
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6o5 MASS. AVE. NW.-Nice front room
with water. 9nd floor: furnished complete
Cor / h = q ] 81 week
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t"d n ST. NW-Walking distance; well
CO.. heated. large single room. c.h.w.;
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full red tabby stud and mate; other cats
and kittens 52S Madison ST. NV. Phone
Georeia O65(
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EoOMS-FURNIsHED.


NEAR WALTER REED. 1900 Geranium ct.
Attractive front room: excellent board; ga
rage; detached corner residence. 8"
BLOCK FROM G. w. .U.--L9yely, furnished
room; single or double; conr seting private
bath: gentlemen. Metropoiitin 1908.
AL 9TH ST N.E.-Ncely furnished room
near bath. small family. all modern. Only
refined people need apply. Reaconable.
2l42 ST. N.W.--Single room ITO lady or
week. Phone North 205s-R -'
room; light. warm; refined; twin beds.
couple Phone Potomac 1893.
PETWORTH private home-Second-h floor
front room next to bath tshoWerl, $50;
breakfast optional: near bus. Geo. SS0s
5O1O 9TH ST N.W.-Large front room
twin beds; block to bus; $50. Phone
Georgia S506.
1882 SHERIDAN ST. .N.W.-Large. front
rm.; pvt. b. also small rm.; nicely furn.,
new homei close bus, cars Reasonable.
DOB M ST. ST FhWMILsrg;e light clean and
$500. 8"
1868 EUCLID NV. APT 4O-Large. we'll
aht ep6Sed 1Se ady e prefeTred ana s0Od
65I KEEPER PL. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room for rent; conv to cars.
1914 E. CAPITOL. Lincoln Park-Delieht-
ful room adjoining bath, private family.
Gentlemen.
L.
single Oon, convenient to bus and car line.
Call after ). week days or any time Sunday
Decatur 0403.
1921 KENYON ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished.
clean. bright rooms. shower. private home,
phone Refined gentlemen only
3l6 18th ST. SCI room, suitable for 2.
2200 QUE ST. NW.-Warm. comfortable
double room overlooking Mass. ave. twin
beds; breakfast optional: references.
WOODRIDGE-Clean comfortab BILE room
second floor. private family; light house
keeping: near cars and bus: reasonable.
Phone North 6750-J.
3JI0 MT. PLEASANT ST. NW.-Attractive
bed-liVing room, twin beds; housekeeping
best Transportation adults
1900 QUE ST. NW-Lady will share large.
comfortable room, twin beds; references.
Breakfast optional.
1915 MASS. AVE. ;w.--Bright. warm
room, equipped for Ink. So. Also lovely
En9lish basement Ink. room. SO.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Attractive
rom. connecting bath large closet refined
home phone. 1885 Lanier pl. NV.
1743 QUE ST NW-Attractive. large,
front. warm double room. twin beds. show
er. phone: walking distance; also garage.
1927 I4th ST. NV
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y PARK RD--LArse {sont room. twin
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DOWNTOWN. near White House-Beauti-
full living room for l person; running wa
tor az nth st
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1909 L ST Nw.-Comfortable large front
W h neYf hath: SH 40 per week
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I6IS 18th ST. NW.-Single or double
room, in a real home, near Dupont CTcle'
reasonable rates.
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1870 @ N.W.-Next door to Murphys;
nicely furnished steam heated, front room
Joining bath; excellent bed; suitable Tor
one or two gentlemen; plenty OF cream
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22l3 BUN ST. Sc. HILLOftEo I-LaLBt'
heated room in private family.
I742 RIGGS PL. NV (near Dupont Cir
cle)-Large. bright room. second moor;
front plenty hot water. well heated; $50
rnonthlY for two; 81 week.
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3i34 18th ST. NW.-Newly furnished
front room, next to bath; SIS; refined
gentleman worker: . minutes Mt. Pleasant
car. Phone Columbia 4691.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-25

Rumoys And Reality Gathered From,
This Sporting World
By JOHN A. CLUNEY
The Cr;efOf AfhIeffc Confeaf

By JOHN A. CLUNEY

To all intents and purposes it is quite possible that
Primo Camera get away with Is round decision in
his favor Joe Louis the Detroit Destroyer who has
laid by the heels no less than 18 of his last ~
professional opponents within space of twelve months All
Primo has do in order to accomplish that important little
thing keep his long chin of the range of the Louis
left hook which if it connects and does momentary damage
will be Immediately followed by right cross and ten
count There's psychological angle to the fight too and
that in Cameras favor well 60 pounds of weight
six inches of height four inches of reach and eight
of experience. Camera is simple soul and the man
whom he would gamble his huge existence is Bill Duffy
New Yorker who has been the inside of things for
years. I'm inclined to think from what took place in Car
neras corner during the Baer fight for the title year ago.
Dufys absence has than little to do with the sorry
showing made by the Italian giant It's really true that
Duffy exerts almost hypnotic influence upon Camera
thought that kind Of stuff cannot block pedrvng smash
to the chin Then again. anything happen in New York
Therefore, figuring all angles will take small secluded
spot among the minute minority and nominate Camera
my choice to win the decision though $4,000 fans will be
there with the idea that they will Camera knocked
cold a pawnbroker's stare.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-25
LADDENS LANCULSH
in LEAGUE BOTTOM
AFTER 1872 GAME

"Red" Ladders Soft Ball
Bandits" rest In the cellar Of the
SITS. Peter and Paul Holy Name
Society's League as a result Of their
% to .? defeat last night at the
hands of Ed Bolger's "Bouncers."
The losers, 30 II Is alleged, are
down but not out and are search
ing for new twlrler to replace
"Glasarm" Laden. Al "Inchcs"
Scored played q whale of a game
ut shortstop for the winners, q few
of his stops resulting from bad
bounees which lounged In his thick
crop of hair.
Al "Yoddlor" when was new
find for the winners and starred
both In centerhold and at the plate.
Able Colgate Burke looked good
for the losers playing three differ
ent positions, left, center and first
base.
Dan "Gardcnia" Lawley and
brother "Orchids' Johnny also
helped tho losers greatly IN annex
ing us many runs as they did. FRI
day evening BolHer viii meet Leon
ard while next Monday Laden
will meet Paul.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-25
TO-DAY,S SPORT PARADE.

Second squirrel: Wonder where
who Is?
8. s.: You know, that sports
writing fellow. He always comes
and gets out here with US just be-
fore fight.
s. g.: sorta hope he doesn't
mako II this time. He always In.
sists on getting so IA rout on the
limb that he bends II down, and
It's uncomfortable.
r. S.: Look! Yonder he comes
across the plain, running mad
~ comes the sportswrlter. A few
moments later and he Is scrambling
up the tree with q skill that speaks
OF long practice).
sportswriter: Move over boys!
Here ! am. My, my, my II seems
natural to back here again. HOWE
you been since I saw you last?
r. S.: II hasn't been long enough
since you went away for us to
change any. Quit stepping on my
tall, please.
3. s.: Don't you ever get tired
Of being out on limbY
Sportswriter' twearily): Yes, aw.
fully tired.
y. s.. Then why arc you here?
Sportswriter: 1 picked Camera
to beat Joe Louis tonight.
II. y. and y. y. lin unison): Car.
ncra to lick Louis? Why?
sportswriter: Because he cant
hit as hard as Louis.
II. s. and q. y. Gin unlson) |:
Sounds plenty nutty TO US.
Sportswriter without seeming 70
hear): And he's slower than Louis,
and can't box q swell as Louis. and
he's older than Louis, and not as
smart as Louis and
r.. s. Cunning to y. 81: He's
nuttier'n we are.
4. s.. Much. Give him an acorn.
Sportswritcr (now on extreme
tip OF limb. balancing precarious-
ly): Furthermore, Louis. according
10 the experts, Is the Detroit de-
stroyer, the central Michigan mas
sacrerer the black bomber, the tan
torpedo, the Cordovan "a Colt, the
Harlem hammerer, the black bull
let, the
+. 8, whispering to $. So: Let's
move over nearer tire trunk so we
can scram In hurry II we have
to.
Sportswriter (payihg no atten-
tion). The tawny tiger, the pol
ished puma, the African armadillo.
the Harlem hippopotamus, the
ebony elephant, tho painting pam
ther, the chocolate cobra, the os.
cillating oceliet, g-nawing gnu. and
the Ford factory fox.
+. S.: If Louis is that good why
don't you pick him?
Sportswriter: He'd lose II / did.
s. s.: Well. Camera is going to
lose IL you pick him, isn't he?
Sportswriter (resignedly): Yes,
I suppose he is. But I pick him.
(All three are munching acorns
and playing tag, way out on the
limb, as the curtain falls).
fCopyright, 1895, by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-25
Mann Moves In

Not the least attractive of many things surround
ing the CarneraLouis card tonight is the New York
Hamden Interchangeable who supposedly pur-
chased by Dutch Schultz, the Gotham underworlder
who has been in hot water for the past two years
than would use carload of Dishes Mann boxes
AL Zappaa in six round prelim to the big event and
cannot help but make favorable impression for he
will probably put knockout and 60 to work in
earnest to build up reputation around New York
where good light-heavyweight can make himself and
his handlers nice little bundle If he's good enough to
put em the deck Mann is great little fighter and
should get plenty close to the IT'S pound title contender
class within two years.
Buddy Baer by the way, will also swing bit of
leather against one Big Boy Rawson, which sounds to
me nearly the Big Boy Peterson who made
Camera look good when Primo first got his Shet-
land ponies American soil. If Buddy is without the
be two round knockout If Max is there, the ko will
be longer in coming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-25
tBY UNITED pREss)


At Hartford, Conn: steve Carr.
10. Merlden, decisioned "Tiger''
Warrington, i7a, Nova Scotia,
(lo); Ralph Lenny. 146M, Eliza
beth, N. j., defeated Jackie Davis,
142h, Cleveland, (i0); Freddie
Foran, 1876. Burnside, lost to Pin.
kie Morris, 1877. Bridgeport, CO.,;
Al Pinkham, 100, Hartford. de-
feated Jimmy English, 1e2M,
Bridgeport, ca; Emperor Jones,
1C0, Hartford, decisioned Young
Ketchei, 18TH, Chicago. 90.
Holyoke, Mass--Joey Costa, 1872,
Jersey City, N. j., outpointed Ed
die McGeever, 1876, Scranton, Pr.
UO; Sindulfo Dlaz, 1874, New
York, drew with Charlie Conner,
1856. Baltimore (S); Jerry Maloni.
144 "a, Springfield, knocked out
Joe Palooka, 100 u, New Haven.
Conn. (2); Tom Williams. 100,
Holyoke, stopped Joe Barry, 175M,
Newark, N. j., CD; Lester HILL.
147; Holyoke, outpointed Paul
Mandell, 143, Northampton (D.
New York-Jack Doyle 212, Ire
land, knocked out Phil Donate,
100, Brooklyn %. Mark Hough,.
l65, New York, knocked out Tony
Cell, IVA, Winston, Mass. (2). AL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-25
A. A. U. RULES
DIGNITY FIRST
FOR MATMEN


saltwater, Okla. --(UP)-- Win
or lose, the all oklahoma A. A. u.
wrestling squad which plans to
tour Japan In August is deter.
imned to win the reputation OF BIO.
Ing tho most polite athletic aggrc.
CATION ever to visit the Orient.
The trip Is supposed to DO more
than the mere annexation of few
Japanese wrestling trophies. Like
almost all other visits OF American
groups to the island empire, II 10
designated TO be q goodwill enter
prise.
Funds Being Solicited '0
Jack Drummond, Chicago, A. A.
v. executive, Is seeking finances
+ the tour. The team Will leave
San Francisco about July II he
Ii successful. The matches with
various Japanese mat stars are set
for August, with tho athletes re-
turning to their classes at Okla
homa A. g. M. College, saltwater,
nnd the Southwestern State
Teachers College, Weatherford,
Okla. before the fall terms open.
Drummond, In oklahoma re-
Gently. explained the etiquette the
A. A. u. 10 demanding OF the Okla
homa boys during the Japanese
cxpidition. Those getting the In
structions are Rex PeA'y, Ross
Flood, Lewis Tomilsoh, Ralph
Rascor, Frank Lewis and Lloyd
Kicks OF A. & M. and Ralph
league and steve England Of
Southwestern.
"When our boys wrestle with the
they must be careful to
avoid all horseplay." Drummond
said.
customs to Be Observed
"Our Japanese friends have
curious sense of humor. and IL
should happen to make
one of the contestants feel he had
been made to appear ridiculous to
his countrymen we wouldn't want
him IN go out and fall on the but
ter knife or some other implement.
1--WE are instructing our boys
that they must be serious at all
times.
when each makes a politely
formal bow to his adversary at the
OF n match he must be
careful not to grin or betray any
whatever at the SEEM
ing qGaintness of Japanese GUS
toms.
st would even be better for us
to lose than to injure the feelings
Of our hosts, but ! don't believe
we'll lose."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-25
Litchfield Cowboys
Lead NV. L. Batting
By Single Point

The official batting and fielding
averages Of the clubs In the Naug.
atuck Valley League for the first
five games as released today by
the leagues sec'y Leo Conway,
shows, the famous Litchfield Cow.
boys managed by Bill Weir top
ping the team batting list with an
average of .?S9 closely followed by
Mgr. George Pearson's Woodbury.
outfit who have .ess. the peculiar
point In these records, Is that the
first place WATERFOWL team 10 In
sixth position In team batting. but
manager Dan Suilivan's club which
represents the Silk Town In the
league, are first In fielding, Mgr.
Harry Lynch's Kaceys from Thom-
aston have completed five double
plays IN the five games played.