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Evening star., 1936-01-01
Women
Plan Meetings

The League of Republican Women
will hold its regular monthly meeting
in the Chinese room Of the Mayfiower
Hotel Monday afternoon. January 6,
at 2:30 o'clock Mr.. Demarest Lloyd,
editor of Affairs and assistant editor
of the Awakener. will be the guest
speaker, taking as his subject "Ameri-
canism VS.. Alien Radicalism."
Mrs. william Fitch Kelley, presi-
dent of the league, will preside and in
troduce the speaker.
Mrs. Hugh Butler will organize a
class in public speaking at the league
headquarters Monday morning. Janu-
ary 6. at 1890 o'clock, and many are
expected to enter this interest and
helpful class.
Baby Elephants" the Republican
children crusaders, will hold their first
meeting Saturday morning at II o'clock
IN the leagues headquarters.
Evening star., 1936-01-01
DIR. and Mrs. English
New Year At Home

Dr. and Mrs. Merton A. English will
give a New Year reception this after
noon In their home. Alternating at
the tea table will be Mrs. Paul Brock,
Mrs. Isla Hudson. Mrs. Arthur May,
Mrs. william Elliott. Mrs. Gere Crane.
Mrs. william Galliher, Mrs. Millard
West and Mrs. Chester D. Swope.
Others assisting will include Mrs.
George Berry, Mrs. Frank Ewing, Mrs
Earle Elliott, Mrs. Edwin B. Yonker,
Mrs Maxine Elliott Berg, Miss Mary
Katharine Sprinks. Miss Betty West,
Miss Lucille Elliott. Miss Margaret Lee
Ferguson, Miss Betty Crane. Miss
Aileen Harris, Miss Lucy Friedell and
Mrs. r. Winton Elliott.
Evening star., 1936-01-01
Jones.Gilder
Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lawrence
Glider of Birmingham, Ala, announce
the marriage Of the formers sister,
Miss Martha Lillian Glider, to Mr.
Kenneth Edwin Jones of Danville,
Evening star., 1936-01-01
New Year Day
"AtHomes" observed

Canon and Mrs. r. L. Wolven will
be at home this afternoon from 3 to
6 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss
will give a New Year day at home
this afternoon at 1925 F street from
S to 7 o'clock instead of in their coun-
try home, Merrywood. in Virginia.
Miss Bliss Finley will be at home
this afternoon, accordingto her holi-
day custom.
Evening star., 1936-01-01

Ridgly of the Calvary Baptist Church
off1ciating.
Evening star., 1936-01-01

Va, and Washington yesterday in
Washington, the Rev. Dr.. Vernon N.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
EASTERN CLUBS
SUFFER DEFEAT
IN PRO CIRCUIT
Green Bay and Chicago
Bears Tied for Top Spot
After Sunday Victories
(By United Press

The oreenbay Packers and Chi
cage Bears were still deadlocked
for first place OF the National Foot
ball league today after western pro
clubs spent Sunday In smashing four
eastern opponents.
The Packers defeated the Brook
Ign Dodgers 80 to z, running their
point total for the season to l06 to
top both divisions OF the league.
The Bears held second honors for
scoring with 1870 points after white
washing the Boston Red Skins, 20 TO
0.
Detroit's world champion Lions
blanked the New York Giants 80 to
0, and the lowly Chicago Cardinals
turned In their second victory OF
the year II to 9. over the Pittsburgh
Pirates 10 complete the rout OF the
eastern division. No clubs changed
places In the standings.
In the American league, the Bos.
ton Shamrocks virtually clinched
the championship by beating the
New York Yankees, IL to z. II was
their eighth victory OF the season
against two defeats compared with
the second place Rams record OF
three wins, two losses,a nd two ties.
The Rams game at Pittsburgh was
called off because OF bad weather.
In the only other Junior circuit
engagement. Rochester triumphed
"A to 0 over Brooklyn.
Standings:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
K. OF Leo
CAMPAIGN SET
Swasey to Be Player
Coach, Lesunaitis Man.
ager of Liths

John "Jonuk" Lesunaitis, success
full pilot OF the l933-34 season, has
again been named rs manager OF
the rejuvenated knights of Lithu-
ania Speedboys basketball team for
the 1861 court campaign. After
an absence of one year from bas-
ketball campaigning, the local lodge
voted upon having a strong quintet
on the court this season, and naming
OF the popular l933-34 basketball
manager, as It's manager for the COM
ing term. During the past three
seasons, the veteran Lithuanian
combine of this city scored A out
of 55 games played. John V. stankus
was named assistant, while Joe
Swasey veteran star courtster, Will
direct the team on the court. Joe
Boley, Naugatuck valleys leading
basketball performer will again be
seen In the liths lineup this season.
Uniforms will be donated through
the courtesy Of Alderman John w.
Bender.
A new policy will be IN effect,
with games only to be booked with
out OF town semi-pro clubs Oh q
home and home basis. The home
season will get underway Saturday,
December 5th, with an opponent
yet to be named.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
Blessed Sacraments
Plan Hoop Campaign

rrepara lions for the approaching
basketball campaign will be consid-
cred by tho team to represent the
church OF the Blessed Sacrament OF
o drill TO Ike place tomorrow night
at Chase Park house, beginning at
1880 o'clock. The team, coached by
James Oyertoii will average between
the ages OF n and 10, and games
are wanted with other quintets OF
this caliber. The club will open its
season playing In O tune UP TIT with
the Chase Park representatives on
the West End court Friday night.
and the first ofiicial contest Will
take place at the same location on
November 30th, when the Water
town Aces invade this city.
All teams sc king games with TINS
OUTFIT are asked TO communicate
with Coach James Overton at 90
North Riverside street or phone ..
1887 between 6 and p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
BOROUGH VOLLEY
BALL TEAMS WIN
Torrington Y Outfits Lose
Ten Games - HasselI,
Holloway Star

Naugatuck, Nov. 18-The Nauga-
tuck Y. M. q. A. volley ball teams
returned home Saturday night from
Torrington with a double victory at
the expense OF the Torrington ~"
combines. Both the Naugatuck first
and second teams won oil five
games In each match.
Despite the absence Of two Of It's
regular spikers, Fred Baker and
Elton Abramson, the Naugy first
combine took most Of the games
handily but were forced TO come
from behind TO win one, 1918.
Russ Weaving who had played all
FIVE games with the seconds, filled
IN as o spiker for the first team In
three games, doing o good Job and
showing promise.
Both Holloway and Hassell OF the
locals were hitting the ball with
plenty OF power. The defense OF
the Naugatuck team was at times
spotty but good when IT had to be.
The local seconds showed good
teamwork to win most Of their
games with ease. Hassell, Smith,
Holloway, Ashmore, Anderson, Val
inches and Weaving played with
the first team and Fritz Klambt,
Wyatt, Nolde, Baxter, Valinches and
Weaving played for the local sec
onds. Fritz had the laugh on his
brother, Paul, who was member
- tt.a laSao taa T,avri,@ atNtS aaaat,da
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
YALE PREP ARES
FOR FINAL co
AFTER 1913 WIN
Easy Workout Today; Kel-
ley Proves Tiger
Nemesis Again

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 16.-(UP)
Yale, enjoying its best season since
ic-9, and bowled over only by
Dartmouth, hoped TO take Harvard
IN its stride under the inspired
leadership Of Its reckless leader,
Larry Kelly.
che tfrill-creator. and his diminu-
tive team Innate. Gin Frank, staged
a four.star performance In top
ping Princeton Saturday 1928,
while the Tiger still was mindful
OF Kelly,s long pass in 1884 that
went for q winning touchdown and
Princeton's only trouncing Of the
year.
Today the squad was due for Its
regular Monday warming up drills
and a light scrimmage. Contact
work will continue through Friday.
Dave Colwell who got into the
Princeton game for fieeting few
minutes, was expected to be in the
lineup Saturday at his fullback po-
sition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
BRISTOL WEST ENDS
OUTPLAYED, WIN 40
Especial 10 The Democracy

Bristol, Nov. 10 - (U.PJ - The
Wallingford Walcos outplayed the
Bristol West Ends at Muzzy field
yesterday afternoon before one Of
the largest crowds Of the season, but
bowed 4 to 0, when their attack
within one foot Of the local goal
line faltered In the opening period.
The walcos brought the ball In
this frame to the eight-yard line
and In three downs placed 1t on the
one-foot line, but their 1 ourth
thrust through center availed them
naught and the locals took possess
sion of the ball and Charley
O'Keefe kicked out Of danger.
For three periods no score was
realized. but early In the final
canto Bristol blocked q kick by
Whitley Correll for q safety and
FIVE minutes later scored another
safety when a bad pass from center
rolled over the goal line where
Correli was tackled hy pikas Mall
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
or ey
\Jrist

Fair warning OF a possible early
visit from Old Man Winter was
riyen 70 ell OF us early this morn
Ing as O few wintery blasts ana q
little snow came upon the scene 70
make folks think OF making them
selves and their families comfort
able during the months TO come.
To that end, and before the day was
half-done, orders for fuel and range
oil began to come In while many
other folks with automobiles that
have needed preliminary attention
for the cold weather were well
taken care of, even as the Boys IN
Elue from New Haven took care OF
the Princeton Tiger Saturday In
one Of the greatest Of many great
college football games Of the sea-
son.
And that Notre Dame victory
in New York was something from
which I got quick kick" hav-
ing picked the Irish" to win on
last Friday evening In this col
umn. It's little things like that
which make life a little more
working attacks such as won for
pleasant now and then. When
make the comparison, smooth,
Yale and Notre Dame can easily
bring to mind the smooth-rurl-
ming performance when any ESQ
gasoline user Is guaranteed from
the second that the power-giving
fuel hits the carbuerator OF his
automobile motor.
Some of the folks who took adj
vantage over the weekend OF what
we have to offer included DR.. Al
fred Dreher, the well-known medico
and National Guard lieutenant, Dan
Barres, manager of the Barres Bed.
ding Company, Frank Hales the
able young technician from W1XBS,
Nick Muccino Of the Hadley Fur
niture organization. Mr.. Van VAL
kenburg OF the Waterbury Machine
Company our Cottage Place neigh
bors, Frank Burr, Of Corrigan's
Grill, still excited from the football
he saw when Army was ambushed
by Notre Dame and Fred Carr
waterbury district chief of the
John Hancock Insurance firm who
has been O Waterburian for more
than q dozen years.
SAM KRAMER.
Manager. Grey Oh Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
|NAUCATUCK HAS
ANSON|A II FOR
final OPPONENT
West Haven Won $50
Game Saturday; Bor.
Ough Boys Lost 7-S

Naugatuck, Nov. l6-Despite It's
2s-e defeat Saturday by West Haven
high at Recreation field here, the
Naugatuck high school football
team showed better play than
marked Its game against Crosby
high Of Waterbury q week previous
The locals, however, still exhib-
tied loose handling of the ball and
also O tendency to gamble on passes
when the ball was deep In Its own
territory. The West Haven combine
outweighed the local considerably
and showed a powerful ofrense.
A run by Battle, halfback for the
visitors, early In the first period
placed the ball within scoring dis
lance and In short time he scored
with Brasczyk adding the point af-
ter touchdown. Naugatuck had DIFF
flculty In stopping ficet-footed Raj
he who raced for O score In the
second period with Brasczyk again
kicking for the extra point.
West Haven put the game on Ice
In the third period with drive fea-
tured by scintillating runs by Raj
fie who finally went over. Brasczyk
scored the final West Haven touch.
down after the visitors had advanced
the ball from deep In their own ter.
ritory. Naugatuck got Its only
score late In the final period when
Its passing attack begin TO kick.
Rowley heaved q pretty one to Re-
gan who pulled II down In back OF
the goal-line for the score.
The locals have lost seven out OF
eight played and seem likely to drop
their Anal game to Ansonia here
on Thanksgiving day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
AMERICANS CAIN
HOCKEY LEAD
Rangers Drop FL Game
to New York City Ice
Rivals
(By United Press)

The New York Americans took
undisputed possession Of first place
In the International Division OF the
National Hockey League today by
edging out their intra-city rivals,
the Rangers, last night.
Lorne Carr broke o IL deadlock
by netting the winning goal for O
81 decision late In the third period
Chicago moved into second place
In the American division 2 points
behind Detroit's Red Wings, q re-
suit Of tieing the Toronto Maple
Leafs, lei.
The Boston Bruins broke into the
winning column with q Gel upset OF
Montreal's Les Canadiens and went
into @ third place tie In the Amer.
lean Division,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
CAMP WHITE ELEVEN
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

The powerful CCC Camp White
football team crushed the New
Britain Panthers by the score OF ~
To 0 to win the Central Connecticut
football championship before $500
football fans at Stanley quarter
park In New Britain Sunday after
noon. The brilliant Norman Coutu
led the CCC boys to victory with
several breath taking runs. The
Camp White team had too much
power and class and from the open
Inc kickoff they completely domi-
mated the Partners with their rum
ming and passing attack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
Three Teams Hold
Perfect Records

New York, Nov. 16.-(UP)-
Three Of the major football
teams continued indicated
and united today as the cur
tain began descending on 1896
collegiate grl warfare.
With but two games remain
Ing on most schedules, North
western, Marquette and Santa
Clara stlll boosted unblemished
records after some 200 encoun-
tcrs during the weekend.
Northwestern clinched the
western conference title by win.
ming 90 over Michigan. Santa
Clara turned In its first victory
over st. Mary's Galloping Gaels.
10 TO 0, In Is years, ana Mar
quette romped 80 TO 0 over
Mississippi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
CALVINS DEFEAT
TOWN PLOT TEAM

Runs Of IS and 0b yards by Napp
and Varanelli, provided the heavy
end OF O 1870 victory for the Gal
win A. @. over the Town Plot A. O.
lads yesterday afternoon, the sec.
ond touchdown coming from inter.
ception on O forward pass.
Challenging the Fultons TO q
game next Sunday, the Galvins
hope to play for the city chimpion-
ship. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
BRUINS WIN

Boston, Nov. 16.-(UP).-The bos-
ton Bruins opened their home sea-
son last night with . 2-l victory
over les Canadiens In o National
Hockey League game before 1900
at the Garden. .....
Roy Ooidsworthy's goal midway
through the third period broke 9
1 and deadlock that had neio
from the opening period wnen
How Morenz tailed Tor the mon.
trealers ani Dit Olapper retaliated
as seconds later Der Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
National League:
Western Division

Games this week: National-Nov.
~. Qreenbay at New York, Brooklyn
at Boston, Detroit ct Chicago (Car-
dinals)3; Chicago tBears) ct Phila.
delphla; American-New YORK ~
Cleveland, Boston OF Brooklyn, ana
Rochester at Pittsburgh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
WEST ENDS LOSE
TO ALL-WATERVILLE

steve Boroway's touchdown was
the only score OF the football game
In which the All-Waterville COM
bine defeated the West Ends by a
60 count yesterday afternoon at
Waterville park. Dan Zibello, West
End quarterback and Del Croce,
haifback were taken to Waterbury
hospital with injuries In the rough
and tumble game. Summary:
Wateryille tS) West Ends t0)
Trueloye .......... Marciana
left end
u. Dawes ...,.,,.,.'.' oWeeASS
left tackle
FlerCy .........,''' 900 Sh"""'
left guard -,
WOODS ..,.','''''' '''''' AS"i''~
center
GLuSe ...,,.''' 49,
right guard
j. Davies ................. Moaan'
right tackle
N lEley .....,.........'''' Foii1i''o
right end
SeaVenS ..,....'..'','' Dei SAV''
quarterback -
CookSon ...,..''..''' AS''"
left halfback
lotion ........,....''' MAI VASe''"
right halfback
Williams .,..,,',.''. 1890
F'ullbacls
s,core by periods:
Waterville ........ U V-o
Touchdown, made by Boroway.
substitutes - Waterville: Paul
Lapman. Unikus, sullivan, s, Great
orex, Butler, Mckay, Hendrickson'
Buxton, II. Boroway, 8. Boroway'
Powell, Brown, Rorokiwski'
West Ends: Wosoloskus, Domilli'
Yankus, Brown, Marticellie'
Referee: Prisavage; umpire Plat;
lir.eman, Slocun.
Time: Four 12-minute periods
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

important college football games
Saturday OF the outstanding
players the game which the Middes won ID Ere
queny brilliant New York ranked him
among the with such backed Ingram and Schmidt
fback Manhattan college In Its game
Georgetown victory OF the New Workers,
scoring touchdown Manhattan $50 Tuckey plunged four
taking ball the final the Tst
time he played with Manhattan since the Holy C0ss game
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
SWING DANUBE

Lily pons sings Blue Danube
Waltz" In swing time In her current
RKO starring vehicle, "That Girl
from Paris"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16


mey death Yesterday when oysrtrnsd
well @ es s o three
though did organize for the current season.
Tommy Dunno high football umnary who hits
n' his teams efforts yesterday WITH
oe oea Y brother Of Pete Dnne
Hilton Tommy o hSds A S s ike
his brother.
Tonight may be mentioned violation Of n A. rules
60 with Leroy him BY point New Haven y
ss0 a not BE- S the rnsde to
Another coincidence in connection Of local
week suggesting smother a. bout ss
arc matched Thursday night Of this week.
football tough football be- Saturday after
awbuck when he failed 10 hold out for what he
IKE pick on sSc ". y sS Tx on n
feeling being lar from great overdue for
Police Eddie Pagan win for Police
giving him SIX will Just about clnc the championship ana
Fritz crslcrs manly Saturday
down among things college football for coming
pr S% t aSoa So' Princeton ''"'' means
golf ady football coach and traveller stopped OF On
@ s' s s S' s Ms Ssss n
Of the sa wGr str struck up sr % " SSac M S
right back on top Of the grid world
me football wndup Daeury Coach jack
ss he waited second Sa week @ G S
The Now ct Chamber Of Commerce IN
When S"s S would " not lose much more than one game
Bernie gloves when the after
DARK very 5 o. @
Idea to inesmen for the rest Of the season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
Standings
AMH - VEtAN
INTERNATIONAL
BERNIER'S 0ALLOP
BEATS WEST SIDE

Running 90 yards with less than
five minutes 10 play. Roland Bernier
provided q 60 Victory for the Fulton
A. A. over the West Sides, which
carried with II the city amateur
championship yesterday afternoon
ut Fulton park, before q large
crowd. The touchdown run came
from On interrogation Of O pass, Max.
we'll TO williams, as the teams had
played evenly throughout three
and half periods Of the game.
Chamberlain and Mc0rath also aid
cd the Fulton cause with good In.
reference. bail-carrying and block
Ing while Maxwell, Owens and VII.
liams stood out for the siders.
Gssgsas Rvs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

Score BY periods:
buttons .,....... 0 0 Ct
Touchdowns made by Bernier.
neutrality-suspicious.: q Patt,
Crochet, r. Plat, Bates.
West Sides: Huoppi, Dowing.
Referee: Lonergan (St. Bonaven-
ture): umpire. J. O'Connor: hne-
man, Dobkins washington collcge)
field Judge, Mc9herry.
Time: -Four - minute nGEiods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
FAIRFIELD 200
VICTIMS OF BIG
DANBURY TEAM
Tigers OutcIassed After
First Period PateIla,
Kern Score

N0VGUhWh W HG. WGNHVCE9G
Danbury, Nov. 15-Losing an early
first period touchdown by means Of
a tumble on the two-yard line, the
Danbury Trojans, Connecticut foot
ball champions for the past three
years, came on TO q 40 victory
over the Fairfield Tigers this after
noon before $500 fans at Lee sta
dium. Keith Topping, Fritz Patella
and the always reliable Ike Kern
were responsible for the three touch
downs scored by the Trojans from
the second period on, Thompson
passing into the end zone to Top
ping for the first score Of the game
In the second period. ct which point
the Trojan attack really got under
way.
Nice Work
An eight-yard run by Patella and
Kern's i6-yard gallop In the Anal
period, behind perfect blocking were
two Of the highlights Of the game,
while DUNES all-around play for
Fairfield and an incompleted pass
that would have been q score were
features Of the visitors play.
Bristol West Ends may oppose the
Trojans next Sunday, or II not, the
New Rochelle Bulldogs or New York
Yankees may make another appear
ance on the local grid. Summary:
Tigers Trojans
Collimore, le ............. lie, Miska
Broadbin, II .......... II, Dinsmore
Kurniai, lg ......... lg, Montessi
sullivan, c ......".. G, PtllSbury
Dardani, re- ............. re-, Negri
Parkemege, rt ........ rt, Wasicek
Trudeau, re ........... re, Topping
Dunno, qb ........ qb, Thompson
Herman, lib ...,..... lib, Patetlla
10th, RIB ............... RIB, Kern
Ardeli, ID ..,,,,.,....... 10, Egan
Score by periods:
Trojans ......0 IA 0 go
Trojan scoring: Touchdowns-
Topping (pass from Thompson) {;
Patella, Kern. Points after touch.
downs-Negri 2 (placetnents). Sub.
stitutes: Tigers-Ceregone, Curran.
Herzog, Waldron. Henry. Mcmahon.
Krygier, Nox; Tigers-VanIdersti
Jones, Doto, Cummings, Tobin, Ben.
edict, a0llagher, Anderson.
Ofiicials: Referee--Edward j
shugrue; Umpire-Chick Kelly;
Head Linesmail--John Cluney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16
This Sporting
World
Monday Sports Wash
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

basketball competition In tins city Tor me coming season %
viii meet at the y M G. A. o'clock with the probability o. wv
games and dancing program adopted night week on
Curtis be asked 70 od tne
The another
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

plan using gloves when the after
favoab yesterday ~ Boston
will suggest the
lnesmen the rest Of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

Frank "Hinkey' Neville, the young man VINO g
untimely death yesterday when the truck ne was or
and was set afre was well known to sport fans III the
and football player member Of The Baldwin Props
though the team did not organize for the current seas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

Tonight Of the state tournament goes on OF VI
Wooster AcademyLous Police Eddie Pagan win for Po
giving him six will Just about cnch the championship on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

Naugatucks only OF 1orrngton VIII
why thanks the New City Chamber Of Commerce
signed Coach Pete Foley who remember the d
Naugy would lose much than game season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

Many of the boys who like pick EN- Saturdays did
Pittsburgh and Notre results particularly the latter
feeling being the rs though from great were ov
real exhibition OF Rockne football
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

Fritz Crisers manly tribute Yale after the Saturday
down among things OF the college football season. for
from the Princeton coach II something for the ELS
proud about
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-16

Tommy Dunno, the former Central high ioot
the line for the Fairfield Tigers this season. was on
in his teams efforts to hold the Danbury Trolans
some organized interference and little helpful !
done much better. Younger brother OF Pete Dunno
Hilton establishment Tommy IL reported headed
incidentally he looks more like Upper Conley Or
his own brother.
Evening star., 1936-04-14

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