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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
Today's Sport Parade
By Henry McLemore fCHjtsd Press Stan Correspondent ,

DaytoHa Beach, Els JaD, $. UP New tgat tbs state supreme court
 tg tile sbseilce ot boxing ct3B- mission, suppose =iis& stepped 1T stld put temporary eid D tbjs eity's i35-poBHd political eiimjBse tiaG tournament, this observer azatG is able N turn his attention D sports,
 ts tue few days Ulat machine guns, bslFlGadeG eity halls, saved Dh sIBpofilas, tnG rapid 9fs Wijts have engaged my attention, sepefaj things have come t9 pass fB sD1f5 mg which would i,kE to comment Now don't fesF ID aBd sag my caHtz HleBts sFs yslHeless because 1 know better, Why 1 could EaBle you 2 score Of ehtefBfisiHg merchants who baYe cleaned ID by putting my comments ta Best packages a9d selling them fer dime d9zeD,
 Now let us consider the new YHls ,gg of the United States Golf Az s.jeiatiMl which limits players t9 fourteen clubs jlsYe read DO fewer tbsB A hundred comments 1a thiS piece M legislation and the etli1sfjl~ sgs 0f opinion seems D be Dlat tt VII work wonders for the t3lYHaz aeIjt veterans, and enable tbeH b0 equal N s,JfDAss the youngsters m performance,
 Tbis apparently is bssfd 9D tile belief tilat tHe 9lG-Dmefs, Wito learned the game when six 9f ss1sil sticks constituted a set, and tbis bsG N make each club perform ijiiDlsFoIs duties, will feel at jl0iis once again. And that tils HeWe,da~ efs, who bsHe been accustomed 70 having weapon for every j9b. will be completely bsst,
 T9 come right out aild sag s0 l think tbf c9pneusiis Is b,gHf5, DoHt forget inst when todsy's Yetefelss were shooting psf sfd better with ee2eB N eight clubs they wefejlt veterans, but youngsters, They had youth, ailG stt titst g9es with it, on dlsiF stGs, Their nerves were steady, because they ilsf Ho Dsf7es, thAi5 muscles took HiBe, eighteen, 9f ubif- Hesiz holes hl s0fdf. They weren't jadsd I3eD, and hours N practice was tuD, and i0t tbh msil9t9tlolig work iL is today,
 When the eId-t,aefs iaIk N btW they Used U Msak Dar with s,z silks, sud wooden sttgks, teo, they overlook the fact ulat those Yefs tte 6sys before father time, nslfe a9iy @le eigb tbGt curved bls/s bjastsf M his iis1 begun N swing m them,
 Thefes sH0thsf EHgie W he eoil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
BOROUGH NETMEN
 TOP BRIDGEPORT
Captain Fred AshniOre Ex- cells in N0n-Leagac
 Encounter

Eaagstliek, Jan, b-'fbs Haiiga- tuck sHd Bridgeport yOileybAll t4ams played a non -lssgue mateil SataT- dsy sft4rg0oH at Haagstuek, the local ssxtst winning by siz4abls margin,
 Tbe games were featHred by besuJfHi eDjking and excellent Fs~ tfisViHg by both teams, CaptAiH Fred Asbm6fe 0f the l9esl sggfega- tion Wss outstanding ID bis defsHse aad passing piay.
 Scores 0f the gamss; i5s3, 0-i5, i5-iG, aAd l5riS, Tine players on Bsugattiek's tssm we're George Holloway, Fred Asbmors, Russ Weaving, Joe smith, Baker, and Vsltbebes,
 Tomorrow, the team will journey 10 MaBa4issEsr for another H0t- iesgHs sett9,
 Saturday, January 2, two more tournaments iH the E, r. Y, Vellsy= baii League schedule will bs hsld, HsHgattek, Bridgeport, and e9H,- sfyttle will play st Bristol fbs other four teams tB ths teagus Boston, Manchester, PaWtHeket, and Providence viii meet ths same day at PaWtieket,
 BASKETBALL GAMES
 fine "" Rangers won their third straight gsBle dsfestiGg Hbs EeaG1f1 Falls Higbishders 70 D J in very exciting game st the "Y' Saturday, Gsnpaf9ij aHd Gtraldi scored six points ssGh for the wins gefs sHd BsfebiBsky scored 6 points for the losers,
 They" Rangers will accept & game aBy Saturday at 4 gisVD DDs with teams whose players afe not over v years 0f ags, Phone haugas tuck izS5 0F write Orlando GiFaldt, 72 High street, haugstiek,
 The haHgst,iek Mete0rs won tieif first home game Saturday dsfsats ing the T0friHgton Marines A to t2, The Msts0rs showed much m0fs power tbaB tB past years and hl- I,stGatt9tls points tD 4 successful ssas e9B, IaDatba, H9Ids, and Ktsig led the way for tbs losers aild BatsaH Wss high mag fer tils losers, Any tseH desiring gaHlss afe asked 1 write Joseph B9tk0, lH Cherry street haHgatgek, C6Ha, We gre aflxi9is b meet RBy team iB hls state,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
CHOCOLATE TO BOX
 AT NEW HAVEN

He~ Haven, JsB, $ jil tile midst pf a c9BebsHk campaign, Kid chees gjatf, tls EiIbaH Bon E9H WiU formerly beid tbe fsstberHejeht tjtle N tue world, will b9S Johnny kfikstW W New York, M 4 j9- round stAT bout NH Al GaFeIy's popular price" pro fight eard st ths AfsHs oH "Wednesday night, JsBz nary ls
 Chocolate bss W0B tDgss M bls t9T starts stld two weeks ss9 edget! eBt Erickson B s eYest battle ia New York befWs 7,6D9 faHs, fhe ElIBsH hss been showing some Gf thE glG tiHle form tpst made btla the toast M Harlem bstwsep 1922 and ie&2,
 Prices far tie siieW will range from 70 cents D one dsilar, Msts;il= HsksF Al Gafgiy viii sdd aB eighi sBd ttFse four round bouts 9 tb4 program
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
CACEMEN AND NAUCATUCk
 MEET SATURDAY
Local Club Invadcs BOr- Ough to Test Rubber
 Shop Five
lspseisl n the Ds,neeralt

Hsugatuek, Jan, b,=-The United States Rubber company basketball testH, showing only three members of last years crack combine, will Dry the i'd On tbsR 1887 basket ball schedule Saturday Hgtht at ths local Y meeting the Clock Shop team, uhdefsated leaders Of the Industrial League of WatHf- bury,
 This contest will get underway At e;ib o'clock GHd viii be pres eeded by a preliminary contest bsS tween the haugatHek Y, Seniors and New Haven Oilers, the stAfttHg time Of tbis fray being sEt for 7;tb o'clock,
 Manager Harry Winters Of tie Rubber Shop team has only three regulars from last year to form the nucleus 0f this years affay, They gre Bob Gatf, Aibie RaytkWteh aDa Bili Morris. However, be has Max Hughes, Aii-Etate Pennsylvania gusFd Of last year, Lou MeHst, high scorer Of t,A Bristol, t. !, Rubber tsaRp Of fast ysaf, Butch" stefs ,ltak and Henry L0maH, former i0~ eAt high school stars, ZigtHund K6feW0tBy, Bill Jones, cliff sWtr- sky, Lou KetehAs and Ed Bi0BdiD,
 Ths Clock Shop, coached by Tom MagBef, former guard Of the Unts yerstty of Pennsylvania, will show Felix LoHg0 and Tom Red" Lyons at forwards, Johnny Keisej at esH- ter, and Hennie Bespins and Nick HudobeBke at guards, the same Identical ltDsHp the ingersojI boys sp9rtsd tD the ie3e Industrial lsague FaGe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

eiGefed, too, afld Inst Is that WDiis tbe tournaments youngsters have DsfB carrying #, 70, and even 25 clubs D their bags, they hardly eyer used more thaH ten CT twelve ot them, Tbs Bf8 ruling won't clt9 them sBy ejjks D}at counted, only sB armfHj H lucky" DBttefs, Left hatl6fd freaks f9t emergency WoF!s beside trees aDa fences, apd fad1tstj variations 0f stagdsfd models, T}e new legislature won't rob the youngsters Of their pgtAFs, sad ja l the final sBaiys;s US right up tbsfq on thf greens that the veterans kick away their chances D win tournaments,
 HoY for tennis, Anyepe who GiE- sgtess with the ranking eoUmjttee ib jtS placing ot Alice Marble above Helen Jatl1}s gets no sympathy from ms, After aii, Miss Marble won ths Bstj9bal t.tis, ana the rankings, unless atH mistaken, 20 under fle name 0f "Batld,sp rankings, fEe committee wasn't listing worlds first ten,
 Elis3 eTstt, however, deserved tils No. Z mems spot however, Ills rse- ord for the year Is better Njan Hlat 1f the mechanical Parker, wil0ss grasp of the game ts not ss sound as his grasp 0f the Faeqiist, Bjisy must net bays been surprised by tbe rankings, however, for he must know by now ttat ths only way te esH eVsf b9Ds t9 get a fajf break from the ieereTeam pant fathers IS t9 win Wimbledon, Forest Hills, the French tsfd court, German ss}fs court, Siberian elaY court, Bulgarian ED+f9Heas, sisHsee covered, l,ad the gifIg junior mixed doubles ali ID one 2fsF, Even then, they py6Hv abjy wouldn't H@ks him a Dayis- GiiDDty,
 iCsDyyigbt isW by United pyessj
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
FREE SHOW AHEAD
 FOR HOLYOKE FANS

Hglyeke, Mas, Jsg, 5,~lUPj-s Boxing faig wile Dsid t9 Eee last nights eard at tbs H0iygkA vstisy AgeHs viii see BeEt weeks sbeH at mo GbafEs",
 Thts Was announced " Gils Hlafl- segment after Joe Rsge0, New York WJtsfWsiEbt, failed te aDDeaF fef s i0sf9gHd BleiB b0ut with T0tls ny J98ss, ffsW York negro, Az \ fesNlt tissFs Eas lle ,slaiti bout
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
HINES OPINES
 EAGLES HEADED FOR PLAY0FFS
New Haven Club Has Come Along Fast = Meet
 Providence Sunday

HeW Haven, Jsnnafy :, == "IHs a bit early in the season to be making predictions about the Disyoffs, but I feel certain that the Eagles will make them" optHsd Manager Norm Hines as be reflected back On the play of the past tisee weeks Wbsn the Birds have made a great sDlHfgs t0 come ID from the depths Of ths cellar O be within three gGmEs 0f Hle top,
 we should have hsd that game last Saturday night tB PhtladelDhts, " went 6B Hines, We 9HtDIayed thsn for ths second ard thifd periods, but the tMsssgOs was hanging over tilsir g6ai tender, Herb Gardiner, and fully a dozen shots tbst looked ike sure goals were turned back by him, They edged Us out by etis gosj, but we should have bsd tilsfa by thfse Or H9fs,
 GetBg GeS1
 But the play agst1st PittEburgb s week ago Sunday when the b91s came bsek from hard road trip t1 sbutegt the strong Hornets b 10 ., and their play against Nhs Cleveland FsieaBs jH the last game st home, convinced me tilst We'fs on tbs track to the DIAy0ffs,"
 Himss, who Is tH uniform now dsis 10 illness sBd injury that has taken tbrss Of his men out 0f ths lineup, lias sjaast s full week te Dfspsfe for the next game the Sunday night nesting with the Ffeyidstles Reds,
 From the lineup 0f the games this week the third pjaes iD ths stsHds ipgs will depend on the outcome 0f tile game here nszt S.indsy Wbethef jt is W not, the prospects gre 6 hard battle for h0nofs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
WILEY CAcERS
 TEST ANSONIA
 HOOP HOpEFULS
Promising Game Tonight at Local GyHI-4eayen-
 worth at w. Haven

Two Of WatsrbuTy's three high school basketball squads viii take to the floor tonight, when WiIby meets AisseDIa in this city ABd the LsaysBwortb Tigers invade West West Hsyen for g game with Frank FttzgeFaids lads from the shore town, Crosby lays off until Thurs day night, when the EGh0fisideFs tangie with Jack MsEF's Warren HadtDg srfay at the Wtlby gym, while on Saturday Wiiby goes t0 T0fFingtOp for a try against Gus bFobeFg s1d his matee, coached by Connie D0nsbus,
 Tougher Fest
 Fresh from their 20-i2 victory over Bridgeport Central, Wilby viii have stefnsf contention this eyeh- ing against Art EteWaFEs lads iD Lavender from the Copper City of Afs0nia, Not that Ais0Hia has a w0rtd-bsatef butt he club is figured on form to give WtIby some real contention, Coach Jim Lee 10 dspEnd on his latest paiF Of high scorers, HaFniek and Maiario, both Of whom scored exceptionally well t1 the Central game, The reserve sgdads of the two schools will meet in a preliminary game at 7;30 o. clock,
 Coach Jake Reiger's LeayenW0Ytb lads will have 10 furnish some classy work against West Haven O come home with 6 win, ss the latter squad is Wsil-bAianeed with most Of tsSt seasons squsA, the two teans splitting victories in two gafHss & year sgo, Evans, Addessi0, Venturena, Mazzsi aHd MeAAmAra, will probably start for LeayenW0rth, On Friday night Leayenw0fth meets Tsffyyiiis in this city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
NOera Faces Chase In Dusty Bowling Loop
ssssaiss'
y,esEuS RseoyaS

4 night N Isfy good b9W- ling featured last Wssks games tn this league, Six ftbs tsams rolled totals over t,500, Sammy Zaza 402, Was second 10 Hafes, who with the aid 0f ten strikes, including 6 thFss doubles rolled 4is for high tbres for the night, Al B0den continued to foH Wsskiy high game when he hit IT with Hins straight spares, sftsr taissln ga two pin isavs ta the first b0g, Mike sharon e0-tnRmbeF 0R RodsD,s tsaH bsd is0 game also,
 Tine Tay thst American Brass tssm is coming D the front by winning games tH very consist eHt manner, has those Chase teams who were considered ts0 fast, and to win the league t1 & walk away, a bit worried, Strengthened ma tAftsiiy by ths aguisiti68 Of Sammy zaza, along with Niat veteran DiHstsfs Dom PaDs, put tbs Brass workers right ifl tbs race, only six games out Of first place, Tonight they taks 6H thA first DiaGs H0sfa team, atld victory will push them ID few ti0tehss bl the team standing,
 Another t4sH), ths se0yiii outfit bsadsd by YieesPFesidsHt Neil GraH< oth sDd sDse Mitchell hsYs ths boys rem out esst right ID there iH third place, GTaB9th bas pitt hifa- self iH isads0H position with Mtts ebsit as aHeb6f, sBd with that ehsHge the EgaviIl team sfe atse gtving ths preseason faVefttess0tHss thing 10 think ab0ut, And tske it from wil9 knows, they are think ing,
 Our good friend Batsy C0sma showed htg sD0ftsmsHship last week. by letting another man bowl i1 his place, while Butsy occupied a blsaeher seat Later ne went ups stairs D see how ths teams Wsfs hitting them,
 As We looked over the teams tB action we couldn't hslD but H0tiGe il9w faany Of this yssFs entries, were ia the Dusty issglie which rolled sl the We6stefs eitevs some tb years ago, There Weg the Plumes Atwood with Harry AheaFn, Patefn6stsF and Phil Ghab0t, Ghass's with Big JaGk fsayH0f, ABlsrieaH Brass with Johns ny 0G9pH9y, who Is on dsek every week watEhiRg his team, and Billy KgpD, who fills iii for ths Brass men as sub, se6ytli who had PsptHeau and Billy Tate, tils Waterbury Mfg with Jack Galway still going strong and Inst wonderful bowling ehRFaes ter Parsons, who could put hooks 0il the ball, but who says he has huns lp his shoes, along with taatiy others, tR those dsgs Biil Stokes Wh0 anchored for the piubAssAt. wood team Wss e0nstdeFed the t0pt when d.iekptns wsfs bsiHg discus sed,
 n the first place Heefa tsasa weFs given a setback when Bessv tsald0rll q very good piat9Dplsg, found it tffa' possible t9 De able te bowl 9li Tues. day nights, G9~GapEatHs Al R0deE and Dllekv Richmond iBlBsdiatsI, got busy and signed ID J9hHn, AeGetilFa a gtlep, Wil9 seen service in iast years ailatssH league, | Wateil Revt weeks column fel more and iipzteSd8ts averages, | D0Rt forget te be eB ilaBd sat.lF, dav he see the Waterbury entFiei psTf0yHl iA the Sweepstakes, Il z~
 Il George Perrin Of the fngsFsel
 aqssAi1ly is 6 aFeet booster fes b0W
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
West Side A. C.
 News And Notes
By SCRIBE MANAGER

The West Side Atblstie club Wss unable t9 Dlay their hockey game with Midlsbtiry last Sunday on se~ count Of ths weather conditions,
 Tbe bowling league will get uils deFWay on next Sunday night ~ the Connecticut company aileys, As many teaMs as possible VII pc chosen, The members 6f tbs club who viii be iH the league gre Mike M00fe, Earl LsRksy, "Euliy" sHtti- van, Lefty 0veyt9il, George Oveft0il, Pete and Edward Tsafd9, George Mclean, Lester Bronson, Floyd Wells, Joe MeGratb, D0HAh West, Jackie owens, aHd Peel Bowling, Tbs teams will be chosen during tbs week alld Wbat tsatas will DlAy uis first genes,
 The West Side 4, C, viii hold SIS ether club meeting next Monday evening at Chase PaFk House bef0fs the rehearsal for the minstrel, ThiA will be the last club meeting before tf9A minstrel aBd aii numbers afs urged B be gB hand te clear up aii business 0fi tile minstrel
 Tbe minstrel viii be held at Tens DIe hail eH Friday evening, Jath " st z o'clock,
 Al the rehearsal isst night Louis B0iseeFt, Hls director chose Sunday afternoon, JsB, ig, f0F ths dress fs' beaFsAj and Friday night, Jan z fer rehearsal for the sgi0ist aHd chorus T'bs whole program fef thl show ig arranged and aii the s9l0isI aBd dancers afe well arranged if the DFegfaRL The east has ab0Bl 70 girls sSla boys included, alI tht dancers aad sGl0ists who sFs Il9l in the chorus,
 4 special club meeting will ba Held ea Tilufsday, jafl [ et 7;s0 D Hg, st Chase Park Heilss t0 disgllsl aild tHake returns gB ths minstrel All Hlsnbefs gre urged tg make fei turns as so0fl as possible t0 jslllel 0vert0R gF Wilbur Sullivan
 Mrs, Annie LeHW, iSe years cd 0f JalaaflflAGhslg0, &aslth AfFiGa. heI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

That "geing t9 ths electric chair" expression eH the pggiits, tie pan 0f the abeye.ptetwYed boxer was registered eas night at Rockingham hail just before he went tBte the ring to meet Lee IArStyee, whe had been stopped witb < DuHeh st Lakswt 3d prior te his b0wt with She young Ina0 y0u see here, wbe wss known as "the fighting Harp" fer some mystert0gs reason ot
 Yesterdays Wheezis was g90d old Lee Pebj, wte went from War terbury t0 Cleveland eBd made g00A for many years gatniHg q reputation 'as eBe Of the best Of the big league managers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
Week OF Basketball Gets Under Way This EDening
ThiS Sporting
 World
Busy Sports Week
By JOHN 4. CLUNgY

10 Les sa Fee sports w1t ss much variety ss us general us tonight WBby AHs0ls high school h10D tesMs viii THsdaT night Crosby sDd Warren Harding Wbz while Friday night the little New Haven has sp0er sneEtatDHg wrestling Buckingham Hall snd Saturday the seventh snnual United states Sweepstakes second most important MDBG list at the MAttauek asVs In the Brooklyn section tonight JOspbs school court Knights Lua1a EDeedboys viii tangis St John Big Of Hew HaysB,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
CLUB TO MEET ST. JOHN
 BIG 5 TONIGHT
Stellar Hoop Attraction on Tap at Brooklyn Court;
 No Game Saturday

Tbe Knights Of Hthuania-hew Haven st, Johns contest heads the lone basketball attraction Rt Bt, J0sepb's hail for the entire wesk, when both clubs meet iR the head liner tonight starting At e;50 o'clock, John A. cIHnsy will be in charge Of the game, aBd dancing will follow immediately at tbe' end Of this contest,
 Coach "Jsabe" MaFeHBa af,d Man. ager Lou MaFsppa, brother pilots Of st Johns club, haye organized smother fast array with additional members seeuRred 0 make them one Of the Elm cjty,s outstanding sefgi~ pro qgiBtets, John. Rocco apd chst MsYcnFt0 Of the City Missions and Freddie FerYts of the East HsysB Jeffg has been addsd to tileif lineup and along with Sonny Bowler and Doc Agiizzi, will prove plenty k0H, DIes0fBe for eitilef eity or stats rivals. The st, Johns winning streak came to aD end last Friday night, when they lost out in s spectacular battle t0 tbs West Haven Red Devils by the score 0f St 10 70 tn the last few seconds of play, The Red Devils Lad dsfsstsd the Litbs by scores 0f 45 t9 4i atld 30 10 2s iB games piayed this sAas0B, aRid by giaHciDg st the respective scores, t seems Dlst both x, Of l., aud Et, J0hb's clubs sFe ab0tit evenly matched, Et, Johns sFraY holds twdO wins oyer the local st, Joe,s jsst year by scores Of % to 2s and Ss to 2s,
 The St. JosfDb's Holy Name qiiin- tet will feature H the DrsiiHI, start- ing al 7;30 D, ID, z
 Tbe probable itHeups;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
Pert Paragraphs Of Sport

Holy Name vel pteks 5au viii autfgn
 
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 tea" oDopbsls wesk physical aBect2 st tue Wstef JHb past his greatest 0etdath b connection ~ttt his work b ihs old home Springfield hf will TD9uisH joys always bs gentleman work DIsy, Men sf hs GDapnft Charley i%adef viii Chicago si few tp Boys cab and M C, A. The best s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

z0Y twe cents eaEi, Week, 20 gR- employed eE WlFFsl EHElaild, eEe ilelEg sasigtgt languages aHa bailetv
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

 
 ling, be keeps SCOTS for Clock work CTS every week .aBd last wesk We noticed Inst tbeS have bought beWr ling balls which they bring aFeliBd where ever the fHgeFs9ii team bowls, sHd we havs tt from good authority inst it Was de0fge's Idea,
 0Be has only to look over tlle team standing t9 sse that . great fase is iH progress in ths league, with the h0sfa one game ID on the Chase team while segviiis aEe but four genes iH the feaF 0f Chase while iH third place ths American Brass sfe only sik games fF0Ht first piaee, With the coming Of a thtFd fesiHd Of i've weeks 0fl eeitlpletioll Of the present schedule, with tlle first siK teams continuing f0T the coveted hgilgF as tD3evt0W Dusty champs, the last siR teams will staFt fFenl scratch aHd beW1 the iast five weeks against sagtl other 0laly, for |a eellsgiati9n aWaf6, Tbe gffIeeEs Of this years league are receiving eglls GFatlllaD0lls for tile gFsAt way the league is pF0aFessiaa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

can't get e point 0 putting sob Pastor with Joe Louis asaae controlled Miks Jimmy Johnston through hs brother while Jses shd Johnston afs Madison Square Garden respectively het months JSees bd 5ardst
 
 the Eighth that Jseeb and Johnson vii question going happen msaItkft?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

Mrs, Annie LeHW, fSe years cid, of Johannesburg, South AfFie@, has beGll Beflsi0BAds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

Watch Reyt weeks column fef more and Hpzterdsts averages,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

DORv forget te De eB ilaHd sat.lEr dav te see tl9a Waterbury entries perform in tie Sweepstakes,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

aAofgs Perrin N the InesFsell eastai1lY V z aFeat boostsF feF bow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
Bits About Boxing

Kn Chocolate, the cuban g0 the greatest little fighting Of bis weight D his prime vi wish that the Fatsnt Lsaps Ksed viii have happy seT rsaf within and without the ring ~ slddEHI halted Esn the Kid started playing both ss t tbs middle sfter b
  which Chocolate had everyone willing
 
 smaller when he needed l. Now Let's viii help hg tbs rste nslgth What battle the Kn 0f New Haven if tt the Ysiei,t-W1bti they esBt
 Additional that Joe Louis fsr from tie killer" bt elaiHed be EbtasjBg ocktsst furnished night n piisnsDa Louis not long ago had nsttensd Al kos M Italian HG Erolery but Al bsek Iast night John Henry Lewis DghtsaYyBsgt champion l hard
 
 exceptionally Hs Lewis type Which
  other E < worlds champion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

53S " VI f5FI7 tfigi1 single 6tEs.Iilass, IW, Htgil DHee 3Fsblsiilss, 35j, tFiEi, gaRle OgOd4eilte, Sse, tfigb tessH 0F0deekis ise7,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05

n the first place Heefa teaha were given a setback when Bessv Bald0fli . very good piBteDplsF, found it ifas possible te De able 10 bowl 8fl Taess day nights, 69r6aptatns Al HodeH and Dlgky Richmond immediately got busy aHd signed ID Jehang AeeetlFa a gilsp, Wi9 seen service in last years amateur league,
Evening star., 1937-08-27
America will accept what 1t believes II
can ultimately get.

America will accept what 1t believes 1t
can ultimately get.
The conditions that are enabling Hun
gary to resume payment of her obliga-
tions likewise are making 1t possible for
some Of the other sixteen defaulters to
meet theirs. Reviving world trade Is
setting aside the Justification for con-
tinuance of drastic regulations which
prevent transfer Of gold and foreign ex-
change. Acceleration of the interna-
tional circulation Of money Is providing
more and more means for the liquidation
of debts-con.mercial and governmental
which are the heritage OF the world
depression.
The long continued defaults have not
been the result solely Of financial emer-
gencies. They have been inseparably
linked by the debtors with the termina-
ton of German reparations payments,
out of which has grown an anti-debt bloc
of governments who are determined to
stall of the United States until, In
despair of ever collecting all the debts,
or anything like all, this Government
yields to a fractional settlement. One
prop has fallen from beneath this bloc.
Maintenance of peace permitting world
commerce to assume more of its former
proportions may remove others.