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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
BOSTON WANTS.
STEELE TO BOX
Lou BROU|LLARD
Champ Turns Down Offer
OfS2O, OO0-GrOve 81
Years Old Today
BY ERNEST BARCELLA

UNITED Press stan Correspondent
Boston, March 8--(UP)-Hanging
the Monday wash along the New
England sports line:
Boston boxing fans may see two
world champions in action here
within the next month Promoters
are trying to match Middleweight
Champion Freddie Steele and Lou
Brouillard for q battle the latter
part Of this month They've Of
fered Freddie 10000 for the fight.
But he apparently wants more. II
Steele doesn't accept, Brouillard's
opponent will be either Babe Risko
or Solly Krieger...
Matchmakers are also negotiating
with Lightweight King Lou Ambers
-. They're planning 10 put him In
against Boston's own Honey Melody
In mid-April :.
Good Idea
Robert Moses Grove, the ace
southpaw Of the Red Sox, celebrates
his 37th birthday anniversary today
For q present, Lefty would like
nothing better than 20 or more VIC
tories this coming season. :.
Speaking Of the Red Sox, old
timer Hughie Duffy pulled q fast
one Saturday when the Sox left for
the Sarasota training camp. Duffy,
who runs baseball classes at Fem
way park, "stowed" away on the
Sox special train...
Eddie Wilson, the New Haven boy
who made good with the Brooklyn
Dodgers after joining them last
mid-season, is q pretty hot tenor. 4.
So is Umpire Bill KLEIN, Which Is
one instance where a player and an
umpire meet on common ground,
anyway :.
Johnny Refs is trying to land a
catching Job with the Boston Bees
:. He's q brother Of Bobby Refs,
the Bees pitcher If Johnny stays
UP, both Of Boston's major league
clubs will have brother battery
combination. :.
Polo, Too.
Dartmouth seems TO be going In
big for new sports. First rowing
was revived Now the Hanover
Wah- Hoo-W ahs are taking crack
at polo. The poloists will have
their first match next month with
Norwich university. And the Dart
mouth varsity crew will take on one
Of Yales lightweight combinations
at Derby Comm May 49,.
Glenn Frank, Jr.. Is a member of
Harvard's freshman basketball team
:. He's o son of the ousted Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin president.
New England's two major horse
race tracks will be beautitied before
the spring meeting Walter
O'Haras publicity department says
he Is Smelling out $l25,0OO for i'm
provements at Narragansett park.
G. r. Adams, who runs the show al
Spffolk Downs, Is having sturdy elms
planted In the infleld Also INSTALL
ing a couple Of fountains. What, no
fiamingoes?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
At The Training
Camps
BY UNITED PRESS

49nhGVD
81. Petersburg. Fla, March B.
(UP)--Lou .Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio
and Red Ruffing-all holdouts-we're
the only world champion New York
Yankees not In training camp today
for the second week workouts. In
fielders Crosetti, Role and 6altz-
gaver and outfielder Ernie Koy ar
rived yesterday. Crosetti and Saltz-
gaver engaged In a short private
pactice. It was o rest day and IA
Yanks went fishing.
----------
Tigers
Lakeland, Fla, March S-(UP)-
Fifteen pitchers ana four catchers
reported for practice yesterday, the
first time In years no batteryman
has been tardy at the Detroit Tigers
training camp. Manager Mickey
Cochrane, who intends to do most OF
the catching for the Tigers this sea
son, went through q two hour work.
out with his players.
Senators
Orlando, Fla, March 8--CUP)--
A verbal renewal Of Buck Newsom's
long distance holdout battle was ex-
pected today with arrival Of the
ace-pitcher to confer with owner
Clark Griffith. In his last ultima
tum Griffith ordered the speed
baller TO sign his contract by today.
Newsom was demanding an increase
over last years $1,000 when he
boarded a train last night from his
Hartsyille, 8. 9. home. Griffith was
offering $4,000. 4
Giants
Havana, March 8.-(UP)- New
York Giant players were allowed TO
ease up a trifle In training today
after turning In their first victory
Of the season against q professional
team yesterday. After going score
less for 20 consecutive innings
against Cuban Pros" the Giants
unleashed a seven run attack In the
fifth inning to defeat the Almen-
dares nine, Z to3. Manager Bill Terry
does not want his players overtrain-
ed for next weekend's two games
against the st. Louis Cardinals, and
said he would ease up practice ses-
sions this week.
Athletics
Mexico City, March 8.--(UP)-
The Philadelphia Athletics were
convinced today that the st. Louis
Browns had q real find" In pitcher
Rolno- Chavez who pitched five hit
ball TO defeat them, 2to /, yesterday
Romo, property OF the st. Louis
American league club, hit two
Dagger and scored the tying run
OF the Mexican Champion Agrarian
team. The only run he allowed the
AS was Billy Werber's first inning
homer. g| tf RI ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

The Broadway
Bugle
By DAN PARKER
HAVANA, March Z.


wealthy brewer who pOnsOrins The oan tD e ay.na viii lose
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Infancy Of spinal meningitis and his second stu born Joe
&C. ss9 I'm hos Rs WsS e
Tn %y s % yak s .. e. Ssss
ep Bill Terry more good seasons
which were motor cyclists an automobile racer race
horse Hans Lber Each the four handicapped
scientifically and John Mcaw bet his dough
THERE $4,000 CHNANEN and four Chinese women in
Mason, Wall player
who has owned stock In the New York Giants
@ e.: ss:sssi
responsible for their from midSeason
hit for well over 400 during the Dodgers squirt Big Ed Romm
With the As Jose Capabanca the
John Drebinge the baseball writer who one Of the be.
amblt Declined situation local cafe the other night
In Cuba Everyone who him here mentions
champion For that matter I'll bet Jimmy doesn't think much Of the
Giants either Might 1S Kapan die suddent he'll going
buy suit Chico the Giants
ragged batbo Lester Patrick recently forbddg
who permits players beer they
doesn't harm them Bit On the other hand bet
forbidden players friendly wages
Of suits Of clothes sue Frank oaber had with Secretary Bannck
basebals q
hitter In baseball and right hand hitter golf This the first
BILL KLEIN AND HANS WAGNER washingons
minor leagues this leave Havana tomorrow
training They Eckclson Montreal Bill
tanooga and Paitv who will play with Trenton Ekeon member
the police that
mother and with Providence ten
hear from the East Ancl Hoffman in ocean giving James
Johnston OF Madison Square Garden the engine
who has been laying for Johnston the
wired Max Bae asking him to Jump his contract with Hoffman and
advance him $4,000 transport the whole retnue
o. INnnon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
BROEBRC EXCELS
FOR TORRINCTON
High School Star Scores
Is Points as Fashions
ROut AnsOnia Devils
lspecIal % The pernocratl

Torrington, March 8.--Gus Bro
berg, high school star, made an
suspicious debut with the Full
Fashions yesterday afternoon at the
state arinory scoring 10 points to
help the local factory team rout Mo
Karlins Ansonia Blue Devils. 81 TO
80, the worst beating the Copper
city has received In two years.
Harry Kelly, trick-shot expert Of
the visitors, gave the small crowd
an exhibition Of the shots he made
famous and cut the cords on nine
different occasions for 10 points to
walk of with Individual scoring
honors Of the day.
The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
ENDEES VICTORS

Marlden. March 0--The MeFlden
Endees got even and then some SAT-
tarday night with q team that beat
them, 33-i7. only last Wednesday
night at Worcester. The Merlden
team. playing return game with
ill9 same team before capacity
crowd Of 100 aid admissions. val.
ioped TIE Norton 0Thadara Nv % 10
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Sauircs Lose Prelin,

The Cardinals, local Junior cham
pions, scored an 10 to 10 victory over
the Columbian Squires Of Waterbury
In the prelim game. Gleeson excelled
for the Cards while Bob McNellis
was the losers best bet. The teams
will meet In a return game In Wa
terbury ut the Barnard school gym,
Monday, March "a. .,.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

The Community club, defending
champions, added another notch
toward the second round, downing
the WeIles, rs TO "a, In one Of the
greatest games ever played on The
MN court. Captain Ed Vall0ne led
the way with 10 points. while bas-
Nets by wee willie white and Nick
PIhtt In the closing seconds
clllached the contest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
SQUIRES BOW TO
ROXBURY SECONDS
Especial TO The Democrat

Cheshire, March 8.--The Roxbiry
Reserves proved too powerful for
the youthful Columbian Squires OF
Waterbury here Saturday night and
chalked UP q % to - victory over
the Roxbury- bay Path game which
the Springfield team took In three
overtime periods.
The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Mickey Eheehail and Frankie Car
roll, co-maiagers Of the Tribes. de-
serve much credit as they certainly
had q great team In Lenge. LaPointe,
Bedell. Lyons, Cream. Carroll and
shechan, and were headed places In
the league. but for some unknown
reason the team failed TO show these
players ut most of their games and
that's why they are not IN the thick
OF the league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
W. p. House League Notes
BY FRANCIS KELLY

This column expresses heartfelt
sympathy to the family Of the late
Jack Joyce. well known sportsman
and member Of the Community club
and E:arbenders. His loss viii be
deeply mourned by his large host
OF friends throughout the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Hits And Splits
From Lithuanian
C. of C. League
nv WANDA ROW..

DR.. Frank Hill. president Of the
league was @ recent visitor In the
Coal Mine Areas he claims he
went there to get q few pointers
from the Coal beavers watch
Docs average go up 49,. with the
temperature -. >
Fritz Prisavage, the, human dy-
namo appeared before the league
started, bowled three games and
slipped away quietly his alibi
was that he had to go to an exc
cutive meeting or was 1t
Blonde Fritz?
Captain Voketaitis, the insurance
agent has been on pins and needles
Tor the past week disappointed
because his teams slipping badly
but moreover because he failed to
make O sale down In Ole Shanty
Town :. Cheer UP Ole Pal :. Life
begins at 40 -.
Pete Adams, the Gay Lothario Is
still leading the field IN honors :.
though his team mates have not
been as successful, Pete says that
he can not win all the games for
them Come -. Come >. Pete,
who do you owe your success to "a.
John Sakalauskas one of captain
Voketaitis chief spark plugs has
been laid up with bowlingitis :.
too much bowling =. n committee
has been appointed with George
Brooks as chairman to visit John
:. don't forget the flowers boys
Although DR.. Staneslow's team
has practically clenched the cellar
honorS, they have taken many
heart breaking game from the lead
ers and by one pin at that =. last
Tuesday Docs team won two games
from Captain Prlsavage's team and
one Of the games was by a single |
pm.
Even the mighty fall Doc Ze- |
mans anchors took two games from
captain Budrius' woodchoppers i
and Voketaitis top-notchers sur
rendered two games TO Pete Mont
ville's pinsters -.
Joe the tire man and Anthony
Alexsaitis the merchant were seen
In q huddle discussing their plans
for the banquet--Joe said he was
going 10 wear his full dress suit, the
one with the swallow tail coat
whereas Alec Is 10 wear the suit
covered with moth holes lying up In
the attic the one he wore IN the
gay nineties
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
Girls
SPEEDOIRLS WIN

Mlddletown. March e-The Md
dletOwn cpcedgirls won the third
and deciding game OF their series
with the Portland girls for the state
title In an exciting game Saturday
night, ~ 10 ~. but tho Gpcedboys,
rounding out q miserable season,
were tipped over by the Portland
men IN what was also the key game
Of Q home and home series.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

The Washington IIill Maidens
led by Captain Grace Mccormick
and Ruth Phelan beat Helen Fer
rlter's Dcbs 70 win the girls
junior title ON the He'll. The lead
ers treated the winners 10 steak
supper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
WATR PROGRAMS
1890 KllocycIes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500


p: n.
430--Federnl Theater OF the Air.
445-Young Hickory, dramatic
sketch.
5:O0-"Lets Talk 1t Over" con-
Quoted by Anne Hard, news
commentator; Alma kitchell,
contrnlto and mistress of,
ceremonies; guest speakers.
5.30--Checker Harmonlca Band.
5:d5--WlCC news bulletins.
6:00--Yankee Network News Scrv-
ice.
6:15--Jackle Duggnn, "On Wings
of Song; Francis j. Cronin
at the Console.
6.30---"rhe County Courier"
6:35-Muslcal Roundup (ETO.
6:45-America Legion Peace Pro-
gram. Speaker: James Weir.
7:00--Mary Small, songs.
7:l5--Bughouse Rhythm. featuring
an instrumental ensemble
and narrator
7:30-WICC spelling Bee Paryt.
S:00--Knights OF Harmony Hollow,
script and music. l0t
8:15--Italian Civic Project.
8:30--Sweetest Love Songs Ever
Sung. featuring Frank Mum.
tenor: Natalie Bodanya, So
prano and Victor Arden's
Orch. st3
9:0--0Beilmen Male Chorus and
Mendelssohn Male Chorus OF
Hartford.
9:30--Raleigh and Kool Show star
ring Jack Pearl Baron
Muchausen." with "Shariie"
(Cllff HalD: Morton Bowe,
tenor; Tommy Dorsey's Orch.
t0'00-Richard Hlmber and his
Orch; Stuart Allen, tenor.
10:30--National Radio Forum, guest
speaker.
i:00--Yankee Network News
Bulletins.
1i;t5--Don Ferdrs Stratneld Hotel
orch.
1t:30---Local News Bulletins.
1l:35-Phii Leyant and the Hotel
Bismarck orch.
12:00--Bob Crosby and his Orch.
a. NJ.
12:30--Lou Brceso and Casino
Parisslenne Orch.
12:i5-Charlie AGnew and his Casino
parissiene Orch.
i:00---"Swing and Sway" with
Sammy Kaye.
1;30--.Red Norvo and his Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Mike Moore's West Side Speed
boys lost to our Hillies In agreat
contest at the Boys club the other
night. Pete Pomponio and Freddie
sullivan paved the way for victory
for the Hill clan. Johnny Stellar
was Mixes best bet with IS points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

20. The two Eiidees guards. Urban
and zajnc. scored 81 pllnis while
four Worcester forwards were being
limited u Two haaket&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
ST. STAINS LAST
IN STATE LEAGUE

Ted Sustecki's st. STAINS team &C.
cupy last place In the State Polish
Basketball League according to the
official standing announced this
morning. It follows:
Men
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

pomio. IIillles: Grady. uents: LongO.
and LApoinie. Tribes: onllter,
Gents: Thompson and phelAll.
welles; Phelan. Illll junlors: Bulli.
van. lIllllen: and iiedell, Tribes,
This team has been picked BY differ
emf lnelnbeFu Of various teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Francis Phelan Of the IIill Jun-
Tors won the championship of the
Hill In the foul contest conducted
che past few weeks. maureen DEE
laney won The girls title.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Vic and SADIE, signed q few days
ago for q broadcast each Wednes-
day night In addition to their regu-
lar schedule Of two programs a day,
i've days week, set a new record
for popularity Of a daytime script
show by signing for still another
wednesday night performance. This
will give them q total Of IL per-
formances q week, and 1t will bring
them to the air four times each
Wednesday in three separate cpl
sodes-twice on the .NBC Blue and
twice on the NBC-Red network.
That, radio officials believe, is a
record never before equaled by q
script show Of the type Of Vic and
SADIE.
Their first night broadcast period,
started at 10 p. M, EST, Wednes-
day, March 3, will be continued over
the NBC-Blue network, and begin
ming Wednesday. March 10, at 7:45
p. m. EST, they also will be heard
over WEAF and WMAQ OF the Red
network. Their regular schedule Of
daytime shows, over the NBC-Blue
network at 1880 a. m, Est, and
over the NBC-Red Network at $3.50
p. M, EST, will not be interrupted.
Senatore GuglielmO Marc0nl
will address the fourth annual
Chicago Tribune WOman's con-
gress, meeting In the Palmer
House Mt Chicago, In an inter-
national broadcast from Rome,
Italy, to be heard Thursday,
March II, from 4 TO AIS p. m,
EST, over the NBC-Blue net
work.
Significance of Modern Com
munication" Is the SenatOre's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

This young man lives up 70 his
name for he blooms In the spring
~ baseball player, who has seen
action in the big leagues for many
years, and IL very well-known 70,
and o friend Of . small group Of
Waterburians, some Of whom went
10 college with him, about the
time Jimmy FOxx was tending
cows down In Maryland instead Of
arguing about 5000 salary cuts.
Last weeks last Whoozis was
the one and only Leo r. Flynn
whose visit 10, Waterbury on one
accession made local ring and legal
history, Sheriff Joe Bauby will tell
you. The C. Of G. never forgave
him for writing that everyone In
Waterbury wore cellul0ld collars
and the sidewalks were taken In
1t 0 o'clock in the evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Frank Hnirpunas. the radio ex.
pert has parted with his mustachIo
Prank claims II has improved
his bowling -. Youth must be
served 80.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Doris Hare, cOmedienne from
London who begins q series Of
programs on March 10, owns a
country place In Sussex, Eng
land, which Is called 1.-THE Noel
Cottage" after Noel Coward who
featured her In his latest revue,
Words In Music" on the other
side.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Score at half time--Ffull FASH
ioi,s az, Assonia Blue Birds is. Tor
rirk tom Referec---Bill Tracy. Time
-Four lO-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
by RAY FTTZPATRICK

subject. His address, short
waved from Italy and put on the
NBC-Blue network at New York,
viii be tuned I'm for the assembly
Of the congress In the grand
ballroom Of the Palmer house.
Preview scenes from the screen
play, Love Is News" starring Lor-
eta Young and Tyrone Power, will
be the dramatic feature Of the "Hol-
lywood Hotel" program on the ma
tionwide WABC- Columbia network
on Friday, March IL, from o to IL
p. rn., EST. This reenactment super
sedes the originally scheduled PEN
rod and Sam" preview.
And Oracle Allen, appearing with
George Burns as guest stars, prom
Uses to show Igor CORN and Fran
ces Langford exactly the way a song
should be sung.
Duke Ellington, cOIored COM
poster, pianist and orchestra
leader. will conduct the Satur-
day Night Swing club In q "jam
session" Of aII-ElIingtOn COM
positions over the WABC-COI-
umbia network Saturday, March
10, from Z TO 1880 p. m, EST.
Making his first appearance
on the air since his return from
the West Coast the Duke"
brings with him seven instru-
mentalists from his own band.
Casper ReardOn, the swing
harplst, will also appear and
will play EllingtOn'S composition,
I'm q Sentimental Mood"
The regular Saturday night
Swing club orchestra will play
three special arrangements Of
Ellington melOdieS-"It Don't
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Gen Phelan. Ce.Ed captain,
missed her first game IN three sea-
sens the ether night against MI
Ieslen, n. ". when the was unable
- play Oh neeeunt Of . severe cold.
Tho ce-isds wen their i1th gnnse
onl og lhe last ~ ever TIE y. y.
team ~ Misses Kelley, ilalosse
nmd Commafs eNeeilaa.
Here's eur allsslag team: =. Pom
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Carlton KaDell, announcer on the
Amos m Andy program, viii walk
a r1ile-and more--for q rare phon-
ograph record. His hobby is COLI
lecting discs, Of which he already
has library Of some 800. Among
them are the wax-preserved voices
Of such vanished titans as Caruso
and Schumann- Heink in their COM
plete recording repertoires.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Gale Page, MEG singer. re-
ceived . note the other day
which said: please sing Don't
Mention Love TO Me- EnclOsed
Is my check with The amount
left blank for you TO All In" The
check was enclosed, the amount
left blank but the place for
the signature was also blank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Elmore Vincent, who Is Senator
Fishface on NBC, has been invited
to address the graduating class os
the Advertising Club Of New York's
lecture course in advertising March
IS and is. The class Is 80 large that
the graduation exercises viii be II
two sections.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

The Welles, headed by Captain
sauint Murphy and Tex Prady OF
Crosby held the lead throughout the
greater part Of the game. but weak
ened In the closing minutes OF play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

"Auples" Murphy's Hill Juniors,
led by "Wheeze" Phelan and Martin.
lost 10 the Hillles IN q very Interest,"
Eng game. 30 10 ~.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

The Community club used only
Ave men throughout the battle. all
Of whom to0k part In the victory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Cookie Carey, who throws q
wicked rlghmt. has returned 10 Dave
Kelly's boxing stable NJ the local Y
10 train for his battle next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

willie Whites spectacular hliois
nlnrllled tire fans. one being from
- end 0g The flour 70 the ether.
see wall ieete6 ihe whistle 10
great sigle and pleaneG fae largest
rreW6 81 fnms 10 witness . game
this ssaaeia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Mean . Thing II n Amt Get
That SWING" "showboat Shut
Ne" and aBlnck and Tan Fah.
tasy."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-08

Even the mighty fall E. Doc ze-
mans anchors took two games from
captain Budrius' woodchoppers
and Voketaitis top-notchers sur
rendered two games TO Pete Mont
ville's pinsters =.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01

ardson do a handsome bit Of
vOcalizing The flood that sub
merged the Washington Airport
has now revealed little damage to
the coy Cafe Riviera while
Boulevard Farms, near Alexandria,
is once more accessible and
little Olde Log Cabin in the Silver
Spring area beckOnS invitingly
once more.
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