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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

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me tegy t0bbet a tuzre,
Jancsi, inert nemsokara vege
a mesenek es akkor oszolj
k0zseg, nincs vendegseg, ha-
zamegyiink.)
Odafent, a mennyorszagban,
mem kellett soka varjanak Mo-
zesre, inert ez alkalommal
gyorsabban jart, mint mikor
tulajdon nepet vezette az ige-
ret foldjere. Hip-hop, sietett a
nagy profeta, bar becsiiletes
munkat vegzett, bekukkantott
mindenuve, meg a kis Ma
gyarorszagr6l Sc fcledkezett
meg, pedig az egy lido Sta
olyan apro, hogy ugyan ke-
resse, aki meg akarja talalni.
De ait a keveset, ami meg van
bel6le, a Duna vizenek nyo-
man haladva megis megtalal-
ia listen megbizottja. Hullatott
is erte egy-ket k0nnyet... Ia
Ian azert, inert tudta, hogy a
zsidok mindig jo magyarok
voltak. Azzal aztan ment is
Mozes a mennyorszagba.
OFT bizony mar nehezen
vartak, 0sszeszaladt mindenki.
hogy szavat hallja. A magas-
koru profeta a nagy erdekl6-
des lattara ravaszkodott egy
kicsit, nagyokat fujt es hasz-
nalva a kedvez6 alkalmat, ell
sonek a legritkabb kegyet csi
karta XII a maga javara. Lat
szott bel6le, hogy igazi zsido
volt. Akkor markolt, amikor
foghatott.
= Macy utat jartam Uram,
erosen elfaradtam, engedd
meg, hogy tronod lepcs6ire le-
ilhessek, ugy mondhassam ell
a magam mond6kajat.
Olyan kegy- volt ez, amin6t
az Ur csak millio esztend6ben
egyszer engedett meg tulaj-
don fian Xviii valakinek. Volt
az legalabb olyan kitiintetes,
mint a magyar kormanyz6 ba-
dogbol preselt es draga penzt
kostalo erdemkeresztje.
Mivel mar igen k0zel jart a
karacsony, az Ur meg ezt Sc
sajnalta a legkivalobb profe-
tatol.
i, = Ulj lie, fam Mozes, csak
siess am azert a sz6val, inert
nagyon a k0rn0mre kezd mar
egni ez a f0ldi karacsony. Nit
kuldhetnek en- az embereknek
az iden karacsonyi ajandekba?
A bolcs profeta megvakarta
fejet visszajarol, megsimogat-
ia a szakallat is, azutan lassu-
kas, fako, enekl6 hangjan
mondta:
= Ha en- ram hallgatsz,
Uram, akkor legjobban teszed,
ha kildsz nekik megint egy
kis 0z0nvizet.
Megsimogatta megegyszer
hosszu, 6sz szakallat es gon-
dolkozva tette hozza:
- AIT is megmondom, hogy
ez alkalommal ne talalj koz-
tuk Noet, inert jobb lesz ne
ked, ha ez az atkozott fajta
vegleg kipusztul.
Mem tudom, hogy csak-
ugyan ICY t0rtent e odafent,
de hogy igazsag szerint ICY
kellett volna t0rtennie, arr61
teljes j6tallast vallal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

Megvalto, inert olyan meleg
mosoly szaladt sep arcara...
(Hej te Jancsi, csak egy ha-
sabot mondtam! Miert fut0ttel
be olyan nagyon?)
Mondom, mosolygott a
Krisztus es szeliden felelte:
= Megyek nyomban, Gabor,
csak eppen ennek a pottyom
angyalkanak kot0z0m be az
ujjat, inert elvagta a bicska
laval.
Mikor azutan elvegezte a
josag-munkat, felszaritotta a
kis angyalka konryeit, anne
lyekb6l gy0ngyszemek lettek,
mire a foldre hulltak, elment
a ragyogo tronus ele es meg
allvan el6tte, szivet ver6 sze-
lid hangjan kerdezte::
Mi bajod van neked,
Uram Atyam, hogy olyan nagy
gondnak eresztetted a feje-
det?
Felnezett az ismer6s hangra
a Teremt6 es atyai szivenek
szeretetevel mosolygott fiara.
Nosza, XII is sit0tt nyomban a
nap a f0ld0n. Eltilt a szelvi-
har, elallott a hoeses, vackuk-
ba bujtak a farkasok, labra-
alltak a betegek, meg a habo-
ut is befejezte a fegyversziinet.
Mert ilyen csodakat tesz am
a Teremt0 mosolygasa.
(Meg mindig nagy lit a
meleg, te Jancsi!)
Eleg hozza annyi, hogy mo-
solygott az Ur, mint ahogy az
egyetlenke lattara mosolyog
az ember is es josagos szoval
mondotta:
- Tudod-e, kedves fam,
hogy milyen napot mutat ma
a f0ldi kalendarium?
Es mivel tudta, hogy Krisz-
tusnak kisebb gondja is ma
gyobb annal, hogy NIT mutat
az emberek reszere csinalt ka-
lendarium, ami a mennybeli
orokkevalosaghoz merten ugy-
is csak ostobasag, megmondot-
ia mindjart::
= December IS ike wagon
odalent ma, fam es nekem
mind0ssze tiz napom van ar
ra, hogv nit adjak ebben az
esztend6ben karacsonyi aian-
dekba a f0ldi embereMek?
De el6ugrott am ere a be-
szedre az arany tronus mell6l
tiz angyal is hivatlanul, inert
mikent az embereknel, ugy az
angyalok soraban is akad min
den leben kanal termeszetu,
akiben mem all meg a $40, aki-
mex akkor is beszelni kell,
amikor mem kerdik.
Megmondom en-, Uram!
Megmondom en-!
Elborult ere a tolakodasra
ismet az Ur area, (mintha hi
deget ereznek valahonnan,
mem fuj be a szel az alto mel
lett, te Jancsi?) de ugyet Sc
vetett a tolakodokra, hanem
hallgatasaval szegyenitette
meg azokat. Restelkedve SOM
polyogtak vissza a tron arnye-
kaba, inert Istene az bar, de
annak is van arnyeka es pirul-
va hallgattak az Ur szavait::
En- edes szerelmetes fl
am, meg tudnad-e mondani
nekem, hogy NIT adjak ebben
az esZtendoben karacsonyra az
embereknek?
A Nazareth zavartan ESQ
lvalta fejet es habozva felelte:
F0ldi eletemben faggat-
tax engem nagyon sok fogas
kerdessel, de azokra mindig
meg tudtam felelni. Ellenben
most mar reg mem jartam a
f0ld0n es csaknem ketezer
esztend6 alatt alig hallottam
hirt az emberek fel6l. Ne ha.
ragudj Mindenhato Atyam, de
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

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Volt egyszer, hol mem volt,
hetedhet orszagon, meg az
6perencias tengeren tul volt
egy szinaranybol vert, okolnyi
gyemantokkal, meg rubintok-
kal kivert tron, amelyhez fog
hato pompaju es ragyogasu
mem volt tobb a vilagon. De
mem is lehetett, inert ezt a
paratlan front kerek ezer es
egy esztendon keresztul kilenc
angyal kovacsolta, kilenc an
gyal nyomta hozza a fujtatot
es kilenc angyal szorgoskodott
az 0tv0zes k0riil. Mert hogy
hogy ez a ritka tron a josagos
Atya Urieten tronja volt a
magas mennyorszagban. An
nal kul0mb tron tehat mem is
kesziilhetett ezen a vilagon.
December k0zepe -fele jart
eppen az lido es f0ldi embe-
rex Observation-Disclosures az 1885
TX esztendo volt irva, mikor
az Ur oft tilt a tronusan es
ragyogo homlokat tenyerebe
temetve orakon at gondolko-
zott. Nagyon rossz kedve lehe-
tett, inert szemei k0z0tt elesre
huzodtak a rancok, amt bizo-
nyara odalent a f0ld0n is meg
ereztek az emberek, inert hat
tudja ait ITALIAN a legutolso
gyerek is. hogy mikor rancba-
borul a Teremto homloka, ak
kor rossz lido jon a foldre:
csontokat metszo. tetoket hor-
do vad eszaki szel, suriin, pat
togva hullo hoeses, ordito far
kasok ehes hada olalkodik a
faluk k0riil, dogvesz pusztit a
varosokban, ITALIAN haboru is
tombol gyilkos er6vel. Jai nek-
tex hitvany foldi emberek, ha
rancokba fut az Ur homloka!
(Dobi egy hasabfat ARA a
tuzre. Jancsika, olyan hideg
van idebent.)
Eleg az hozza, odaig jutot-
tam, hogy gondolkozott az Ur
sokaig, egyre rosszabb kedve
lett, reszketni kezdtek mar az
angvalok is, akik lelegzet
visszafojtva hallgattak es la
pultak a tron arnyekaban,
inert tudtak, hogy mikor a
nagy urak haragusznak, ak
kor io ha meglapulnak a kis
emberek. De mivel 0r0kke meg
sc tarthatott ez ICY. hiszen ak
kor sohse lattak volna az egen
t0bbe napot a f0ldi emberek,
az angyalok vegre is noszo-
gatni kezdtek Gabor arkan-
gyalt, aki batorsagarol volt
hires.
- Eredj mar oda, Gabor es
kerdezd meg Tole, hogy mi
baja van? Teged secret legjob-
ban. t6led ITALIAN mem veszi
rossz neven, ha megzavarod.
De Gabor arkangyalnak
volt annyi esze, hogy ne ro-
hanjon aitostol a hazba. Egy
regi vilagbeli, Greg magyar
iigyved szellemet6l (vajjon
hogy kerilt ez iigyved letere a
mennyeknek orszagaba?) meg
tanulta, hogy minel gyengebh
valami iigy, ANIMAL jobb ugy-
vedre kell AIT bizni. Ennelfog-
va eszebe Sc jutott. hogy az
Or tr6nusa ele lepjen, haner
felkereste az ovodaban a naza-
rethi Jezust, aki a mennyor-
szagban sem tagadta meg on
magat, oft is legszivesebben a
gyerekeket gyujtotte maga ko-
re Is meginstalta:
Hallod-e KrisztuSkam, va
la1ni nagy gondja lehet a te
Aty&d Uradnak mar napok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
ONDOS SAND OR

is haragszol erte. Olyan szi-
gorura szabtad a bevandor-
lasi t0rvenyeket, hogy azok-
max foldi ember aligha felel-
het meg.
Gyanakodva nezett a tronus
fele es faggatolag kerdezte::
- Talan csak mem az vi vi
lag torvenyeit vetted irany-
adoul?
A Teremt6 megcsovalta lfe-
jet es szeliden mondotta:
= Hiret Sc hallottam en- So
ha azoknak, hiszen tudod fl
am, hogy oman meg mem
koltozott el eddig olyan lelek,
aki ide juthatott volna. Azok
eddig csak oda lie kivankoz-
TAX.
Ne neked Amerika! Olyan
igazsag volt ez, amin meg a
Megvalto Sc tudott segiteni.
Mem is vetett annak ellenere
semmit, csak szeliden NOR
mogta:
Ha olyanok a f0ldi en-
berek, aminok az en- id6mben
voltak, akkor ITALIAN jobb lesz,
ha' semmit Sc kuldsz nekik
tobbe karacsonyi ajandekba.
Mert, ha olyat kuldesz, ami
csak keveseknek jo, akkor a
nagy tobbseg zudul fel ellie
ned, hogy te is mindig csak
azoknak adsz, akiknek mar
van. Ha pedig olyasmit kilde-
mel nekik, ami mindenkinek
10, akkor meg amiatt panasz-
kodnak, hogy NIT er az en-
bernek az, amib6l masnak is
jut. Tokeletes igazsagot mem
tudsz te azoknak szolgaltatni.
Sohajtott egyet ekkor a Ma
zarethi, nagyot, melysegeset,
szivebol fakadot es szinte
mentsegkent tette hozza:
= De persze azota, hogy koz
TUX jartam, megvaltozhattak
az emberek. Talan jobbak let
TEX. Annyi scent azonban,
hogy engem ne kuldj megegy-
seer karacsonyi ajandeknak,
inert en- mar titan egyszer
abbol a keseru poharb6l es az
nekem eleg volt mind0r0kre,
mem kerek masodszor is be-
lole.
Es mivel Sc angyalok, Sc
apostolok, Sc szentek k0z0tt
mem akad olyas valaki, aki
hajlandosagot mutatott volna
ARA, hogy leszalljon a f0ldre
es kiszaglassza, mi lenne a
legalkalmasabb karacs onyi
ajandek az emberek reszere,
az Ur kenytelen-kell az
Greg es nagy profetat, M6zest
hivta elo es raszolott:
Hallod-e, Mozes, annak
ldeJen az egyiptomi kiraly
szine ele kildtelek es te OFT
Sc feltel, inert tudtad, hogy
veled vagyok. Most be kell
jarjad a fold valamennyi ~ne-
pet es orszagat es most Sc kel]
fell, inert most Sc hagylak ma.
I gadra. Akarhova jutsz a fol.
don, az egyiptomi kiralynal
rosszabb uralkodot mem talal.
hatsz. Indulj tehat utnak es
tapogasd XII nekem, hogy init
adhatnek a fold nepenek ka.
racsonyi ajandekba?
Meg csak ellenvetest Sc tett
Mozes az Ur szavara, csak ep.
pen egy zsak aranyat kert ut
ravalonak, hogy utk0zben k
ne fogyjon az apropenzb6l
Mikor AIT megkapta, nyakabs
kanyaritotta szeredasat, keze
be fogta hosszu pasztorbotjat
felkapott egy iist0k0sre, anne
lyik eppen a fold fele szagul
dott es megindult a nagy ut
ra. OFT is volt, mire k0z0nse
ges halando harmat szamol
hatott volna, inert at meg 6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
STATE TAVERN NOTES
BY CHEF WYREBEK

Looking down the Glasses Drives Tuesday night, we find Heavy Ales creating all kinds of records. '
 Melko cant get away from that 75 low game every week. while Heilman keeps toppling the pins down for his high average.
 While Demunan and Magro are coasting along in a fair manor. The boys took three games from the Clock Ales of which two mem bers of the team showed up.
 Mordino couldn't bowl so good because the shoeshe had on be- long to Melko. -.-
 The lot of noise for the night was Red, Vignalli, Orsillo and Tony.
 Reds Cream Ales came ou on the winning end of the night. talk ing the second game by one pin thriller, and d third by wide margin. Red came through wi;h two spares in the last two boxes, creating an uproar.
 While Tony was chopping for the one primers, he finally took one game from Orsillo, the strong man from the side show, who carried Vignalli and Melko on his back after the match games.
 And so this concludes the high lights of the night.
 Sunday afternoon will be q scene of special match game be- tween the State Tavern Five and the West Side Hill at 2 p. n.
 In the near future there will be d special match game between 'he married and single men. Arrange ments are being made by Melko.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
Run,ors And Reality Bothered Err n ThiS Sporting World
 By JOHN A. CIlINEY The Grist Of Athletic Contest
Veteran Fan Recalls Good Old Days

unable to determine promotion Walker offers the following Waterbury, Conn, Sports Editor Dear Sir: would indulgence interest supporting in the small city and possible conception the dsintcres Do great the operation of purchasing radios perusng pictures and in witnessing other forms of amusemens
 Many pictures orcestras and endurance contests
 
 in small Has there occurred change laxity uninelgcnt indifferent promotion sponsors with new and novel ideas? %s es gem pleasantly shown in the charous days of the of skill and Epcia those for vacated table to engage Tn game or when BOD Chick the corners and m various clubs seems to De nco
 
 Mss lots in Naugatuck when John coon Reilly playing with the aures football booted that famous dropkic defeat the Starlghts.
 And those gIorous days the probably you Army who made gather low. foul fly Incidentally he the young man who sad like be of Moose blades and cyeryhng Watching league auditorium South Main when behold The hacyon days of boxing with Joe sha the Shugre Wild Fleming Padno Joe ed) arren been emuaed Also being at the roller polo played in the old back Frank Hardy with the
 
 always evening of grand entertainment VA will have promoters to similar enjoyed in the 
 will capable Of bringing the blame tine lack of interest financial entercanment doing business What do .think2 e<+A Yours in sport .st2t @-@+ %f5 .:s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
HOPEVILLE OPPOSES BOROUGH
 FIREMEN TONIGHT
.Speedboys in Full Strength for Game-AuCtiOn
 Planned

Tonight at the Hopeville school gymnasium the Hopeville Com munity club Speedboys will play the Naugatuck Bremen in the fea- ture attraction of its weekly dou- bleheader. The Speedboys who have been having an off year after several seasons of success on the basketball court, have at last found itself as was shown last week against the fast and aggressive Hartford Sports Centers who came here with a most enviable record. The Speedboys will be at full strength this week for Its first game against the Borough Vamps, a team whose lineup includes the cream of Naugatuck basketball players wo at one time or an- other learned the Fundamentals of this great American game under the guiding eye of Coach Peter Foley at Naugatuck high. The Firemen will show the following star players in their lineup: Ray Lodge, Emmett Daisy" Carroll, Beans" Mulesky, Irish McDermott, Loman, Ketches, Whitey Raytk- wich, Quinn, Comiskey and Spike Degnan. The preliminary game will show the Hopeville Reserves and the Akrons, representatives of the "Hopeville Penthouse" in the sec- ond game of their series. The Re- serves emerged victorious in the first game and Beef" Mazzarella predicts his club will be on the winning side again this week by at least ten points. The Community club will present Auction Night during the halves of the main game with Earnest Al" Sessel- man swinging the gavel in his most able form. Gifts which members of the community will donate will be auctioned off to the highest bid der with the receipts going to the athletic treasury. The management expects another large crowd for this special event. The main game will begin at S:30 o'clock with Paul Perazelli as referee. Dancing to the tunes of Billy Greenwood's Hill Billies will be enjoyed until mid- night. The probabl line-ups;
 Naugatuck Iiopeville Lodge, If ..............r If, Grady McDermott, If If, A. Mazzarella Raytkwlch, c ........c, Bartolini I-oman, rg ........rg, H. Dubuque Carroll, lg .lgg, Waugh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
'POSSIBLEK. 0. BY FULLER LIKELY
 AGAINST AMBERS
IF o p-Flights COntenders
 Clash in New York Ring Tonight
By IlAwTON CARVER

tCMtc0 Kfe1S Stom .C0rfc9pOnueDt1 New York. , March 1+-eUPil.- sammy Fuller, the toy bull from Boston who can drop anybody hs can hook with his left, goes intn Ma dison Square Garden tonight to fight a swarm OF hornets called Lew Ambers, with shot at Bar- ney Ross world Lightweight chaIIl7 ptonship the winners prize. ,S t
 The pale-eyed 27-year-Old vet- erah of 10 years against most of tho best in two division, is respect ed because somewhere along the 15-round trail he might connect with that.left. ss! But odds on him have dwindled from 8 to 5fof a week ago to 6. to Is and even, By gong-tin1e 1t will bs even all around and perhaps A,nbers the choice of ..ii expected s25,0O0 crow [. biggest in months. + Comparison
 The bout is a natural between the Illinois commission's No. con- tender, g clever puncher who can and will move in and fight. and the New York state commissions cIIatr lenger,. who hits with less 5teln but attacks necessarily. ,-f. < f
 Ambers. of Herkimer. N. r.. has had 45 professional fights, one of them in Madison Square Garden.
 When he met Harry Dublinsky, Chicago welterweight contender, there few weeks ago he proved his right to rank. as No. rcontend- CT.
 Convincing
 Ambers spotted Dublinsky eight pounds and an edge in other re- spectsF and all but chased him out oe the ring.
 Frller's one chance tonight seems to rest in his hope of tagglng Ambers. If, he misses, as he proh- ably will. speed, youth and superb 'bGxing should win for An.bers in the first 15-round bout of has career.
 There will be no edge in weight for. either. 3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
BOYS CLUB HOOP
 LEAGUE
Intermediate League

The ,Phillies finally broke theil eight game losing streak by ekeina out an 10 to 8 win over the Reds In the other contests, the Giants trimmed the Tanks 36-11 in a one-sided contest, while the Tigers upset the Cardinals 2O-9 to place them in a tie for second place and the Cubs continued to lead the league by smothering the Red Sox to the tune of 33-10.
 In the individual scoring Jimmy scoring four field goals to bring his total to % points. while Caf- frey, Allen and J. Smith replaced Orsillo for second place, each tied for 2 0 paints.
 Other individual scores are as follow:
 Day 2s, Caffrey 20, Allen 20, J. Smith 20, Orsillo IF, A. Perugini 16, N. Perugini 13, Lusas 13, Luke IS. Connolly 12, c. Smith 12, Ger ritt 12, Imbimbo II, H. Fisher II, Burns >1O, Reilly 10, O'Brien 9, Harty g, Shembreskis 8, Swinski 5, Janusis z, G. Coffey z, Natelle 5. Kustis 6, Brady 6, Stewart 6, A. Spina 6, Zulpa 6. Smokus 6, Burke 5. Murphy 5, Doolan 5, Facondin 5, Andrew 4. l.. Spina 4, F. Grifa 4, H. IPerugini 4, McAllen 4. Mon- geliuMo 4, Rosanelli 3. De Nicola 3, Barzalauskas 2, Azzara 2. Pow CTS 2. Kucheravy 2, Benny 2, Rof- sky 2, Luzzi l..
 The Cubs now hold sole leader ship of the league as the Cardinals were defeated by the Tigers. The standing:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
TODANS SPORT ARA!D!E.. hAa&1ag! !!
BY HENRY McLEMoRE

lUnited Press Staff Correspondent,
 Daytona Beach, Fla, March |. l-(UP)-Riding the wings of g
 nor east blow that whipped the seas to fury and sent the long combers rolling in to break and
 break again, March came to Day. tona Beach to-day and threw down the gauntlet to Sir Malcolm Camp bell.
 "Give us one or two more days" the winds seemed to howl, "and you'll have your speed way, your silver ribbon of death. I'll rake the sands, and I'll pound 'em smooth; I'll give you a highway on
 which to give Bluebird her head" 1 Sir Malcolm answered the chal- lenge. Just before midnight, when the wind was talking its loudest, | the little British speed king slid
 behind the wheel of a fast road stcr, and rode the beach. He studied it from the point north where he yells "contact and good bye," to the southward tip, II mile runaway, where he pulls
 Bluebird up and circles round for the run to nome. ...
 At the finish he was all business.
 He told his mechanics to prepare the big blue juggernaut which car.
 ries 2,500 horsepower and a maxi mum of 335 miles an hour, under It's bonnet. He asked %c city of ficials to flag the course. set the timing traps, explaining that while another day likely would be-, re- quired to whip the beach into rac- ing state. there was bare chance the wind and waves might finish ahead of schedule.
 The mechanics reported the | $200,000 machine fit. Officials and trapped. And so, if nature does finish ahead of schedule, Campbell will ride to-day. And Sunday, for the beach is swiftly
 Of course, shift in the wind might upset Campbell's hopes, but this isn't likely, for weather re- ports call for another day of blow ing.
 Campbell didn't find the racing strip entirely satisfactory last night. There were still rough, wet patches in the measured mile. the toughest and most important bit of the course, and there were still a few gullies and depressions scat tered along the 11-mile runway.
 But even Sir Malcolm, a pessi- mist of the first water. was pleased with the amazing improvement the wind of the past 36. hours had achieved. Tuesday the beach was a depressing series of bumps, sloughs, cement-like ribs, treacll- erous Coquina sand and shallow puddles. To drive q passenger car over it at speed above 35 miles an hour was dangerous. To-day. most offfhe faults were gone, eiim-
 mated by the severe but healing hand of nature.
 [ Even if Campbell does not go to- day, the beach will hum to the song of racing tires for Wild ,BHl" Cummings, Indianapolis speed ace. will take out his Diesel for a try at the worlds mark of 125 m. p. h. established here a fortnight ago by Dave Evans in a Diesel of a di:- ferent make | Cummings car. if 1t does not de- ivelop mechapical default as on his two previous tries, is capable of around 145. N ~
 lCopyright 9S5 by / United. Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
TERRYVILE TEAM
 SEEKS LOCAL TILTS

Terryville. March 1.-The East Church basketball team of this town, winners of contests played
 to date would like to arrange home and home games with the following Waterbury fives: North End Y Eagles, Jr: Tribune Jr: North End Y Hillies; and Herman Vilkas and his boys or any other team averaging 1T to 19 years of age. The local team is one of the outstanding junior fives in this town and holds victories over some of the strongest junior fives m this vicinity. s,i For games write to George Rob-
 erts. Box ts, Terryvilles Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
BING CROSBY NAG
 WON YESTERDAY

Hollywood, March 1-(UP)- Those motion picture stars who take their horse racing seriously finally had winner to cheer today. It was Bing Crosby's brown Ally, Zombi, which led home pack of two-year-olds in a $100 claiming race at Santi Anita yesterday.
 Although film stars own doz- en or more thoroughbreads, none had been able to finish in the numbre one, spot.
 first prize money came just In time, according to the crOoner. He claimed 'the twins were mortgaged to keep that nag in oats."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
u Must Make Good Before He Can Become Boss Of BraOes
BrolDn Conpinced
 Leonard Won

New Haven, Conn, March is.- {UP)-It took Chic Brown nearly 10 years tO convince himself that Benny Leonard really beat him back In 1917. .A
 Just for Old-times salkes Brown and Leonard, both n hit the worse for their retire ment, put on . four round exhibition bout last night. The former champion art fully dodgcd every effort Of . the former challenger. Brown, couldn't lay a glove on Bfti- ny and i'm return received a blaclxencd eye.
 The same referee who de-. .csded the 1917 scraT-"lsjg- Dave" Fitzgcrald-caIicd 1t a. draw.
 "Guess you beat me, Ben- n.y." congratulated Brown. .s v Don't argue with the re. ferec," smile back Leonard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-01
Princetons Smear sG.E. E.Hotpoints On
 Bridgeport Court
fSneciaI fo the Democratl

Bridgeport. February 2s-Put- ting on the pressure during the final pair of periods, the Prince ton A. A. of Watertown made short work of the highly-touted General Elictric Hotpoints at Harding gym tonight. going home with Al to 27 win over the much surprised Park City Club. Only three points sep arated the teams in the first half through the Princetons led all the way, 16 to 13, at half time, but ran up a ten point lead at the end of the third period.
 Frank Balinsky, Joe Boley. Mat ty Sheehan and Eddie Stevens stood out in the Princeton scoring while Ken Ritchel, former Central High start courtman, matched Ba- linsky's ten point total. More than 700 fans saw the game.
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