The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-15

CIldLIlplOiL tWO JCdIo dBO' SOuCI Lou Little limiped through the first two weeks of Columbias spring football practice, the result of his mid-winter hip operation. . Little and Jock Sutherland of Pitt are to conduct party to the Olympic games.
 Cubs to Distribute
 Ticket On Wide Front
 Young Philip K. Wrigley, pro- gressive owner of the Cubs, this season is to inaugurate something new in the way of ticket distribu- ton. Reserved seats will be on sale at every Chicago office of telegraph company, giving the Cub organization 102 additional box offices. Each telegraph office will have a direct connection with the box office at Wrigley Field. :. The plan eliminates protracted waits in line at the park and doubt in regard to whether a ducat will be obtainable after 8 long trip to the scene of activities. Wrigley believes that the system will prac- tically eliminate scalping. . There will be no extra charge to the fan. Mistaking Joseph Gilleaudeau vice president of the Brooklyn club, for Joe Judge, the former first base man and an old hand at training camps, Southpaw Ed Brandt re- marked, Ut looks like rain, hope" |. Marty McDonough, entirely recovered from the leg fracture suffered in a baseball game last summer and which kept him out of football last fall, is working out at second base for Colgate. Mc- Donough is considered major league material. Larry Aurie, Detroit Red Wings right wing, scouts be- tween National league games. |. Carl Liscombe, brilliant left winger of the Detroit array, is one of his discoveries. At Clarksdale, Miss, this request was broadcast to 600 of the faithful who braved a cold afternoon to see the Giants shade the Indians, If you have room in your car, kindly take one or more of the ball players to their hotel" And that's the way the noble athletes got back. Next year, every man will be provided with bicycle.
 Strong Derby Candidates
 Start In Chesapeake
 Hal Price Headley's Hollyrood and the Bomar Stables Grand Slam, among the leading candidates for the Kentucky Derby of May 2, are to start in the $1O,000 Chesapeake to Havre de Grace on April 18. Northeastern University has lined up high-powered faculty for it's annual coaching school, June 22-27. It is composed of Bernie Bier man of Minnesota; Ted Wieman and Fred Swan, line mentors of Princeton and Temple, respectively; Potsy Clark, head man of the pro- fessional Detroit Lions, and Clair F. Bee, coach of the Long Island University basketball team which turned in 36 consecutive victories. Minnesota football teams, un- beaten in three years, are home grown. About 50 per cent of each years aspirants come from Minneapolis and St. Paul and let ter men live an average of lees than 100 miles from the campus 2. King Saxon and Sation, Americas leading sprinters, will be equally weighted at 130 pounds in the Paumonok Handicap, opening day feature at Jamaica on April IS. |. Tintagel, last years Futurity win ner, is rated highest among the g. year-olds, having been assigned IA. Carl Snavely was greeted by Cornells most promising sophomore football class in recent history. Fritz Crisler believes that he can develop one good man for each position on the Princeton varsity next autuman. but expresses the opinion that the Tiger will be woe. fully weak in reserve strength.