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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Adrienne Arc0nd
 Is ShouUer Guest

Miss Adrienne E. Arcand who iS to be married September 20 to John To. Neidmann was guest at Q miscel- laneous shower given by her sister Claire Arcand, Mary Casey and Alma Donais. The guests were:
 Mrs. Lester Brodeur, Mrs. Bertha LeGendre, Mrs. Patrick OBrien, Mrs. John Draher, Misses Eleanor Murphy, Helen Lessier, Mildred M' Cavanaugh, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Chupuis and daughter Violet, Mrs. Grady, Mrs. McGowan, Mrs. Victor Bernier, Mrs. Ernest Bernier, Mrs, Armand Guertin, Mrs. Wilbrod Guertin, Mrs. Sacco, Mrs. Michaud, Mrs. Doyon, Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. L. Veillette, Claire HAckett, R, L. Corden, Mrs. Alice ValInasse, Mrs. N. Pepin, Mrs. L. Pepin, Mrs. R. Morehand, Mrs. T. Ronando, Mrs. LaBelle, Mrs. E. Arcand, Alma Don- nie, Rita Devochi, Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. Covhi, Josephine Di- Stiso, Mrs. Bury, Alice Corneau, Rita McCann, Mrs. Ralph Baril, l k1GlGIl ouILOWoS MA0s' 6SAAAAA ANASN mann, Mrs. Blanche Archambault. Mrs. P. veillette, Mrs. CosS, Mrs. M. McGennan, Gertrude Bernier, Rita Bernier.
 Mrs. c. Niedmann ST., Mary Gun terman, Mrs. J. Pepin, Mrs. LeCour, Mrs. L. St. Mary, Mrs. R. Pepin, Mrs. R. Annshasio, Margaret Geddes, Margaret Corey, Mrs. Arr thur LaBelle, Mrs. Bisio, Cecil Bar ", Kae Egan, Mrs. Deschene, Mary Casey, Mrs. William Sheriff, Mar ion wells, Rose Ronando, Mrs. j.. Arcand, Miss Mae Dubois, Mrs. Du" Bois, Miss c. Arcand, Miss B praxl, Mrs. E. LeCorr, Miss R. Le' Corr, Miss J. Higgins, Mrs. Massi- cotte, Miss Helen Massicotte, Mrs. Charles Hamil, Mrs. Juliette Adam elk, Miss RoseAnna Veillette, Mrs. George Frigon, Mrs. Peter Ayotte, Miss Mildred McGill, Mrs. Rochon, Mrs. DeBorde, Mrs. Luddy, Mrs. O. Niedmann Jr, Mary Miles, Doris Evichetti, Mrs. Rasicot, Mrs. Legen. dre, Mrs. Letrault, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. R. Dessereault, Claire Arcand, Doris Brodeur, Irene Brodeur, Mrs. Brodeur, Mrs. Anna Jacob, Lillian Tahy, Mrs. John Pierce, Mrs. Atch- ison, Mrs. F. French, Adrienne E. ] Briand and Mrs. l.. Brodeur.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Personal
Thomas photo.

Miss Gladys Walter of Fairlawn avenue, Miss Jay Martin of Eliza beth, N. J., and Joseph Walter of Resell Park, N. J., are spending several days at Lake Pocotopaug in East Hampton.
 Joseph Mulcahy of Syramore Lane, Naugatuck, left today to spend the holiday with his sister, Mrs. William Halpin and MT. Hal pin at their home in Bloomfield, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. John Grimm of South Main street are spending two weeks in Maine.
 Mrs. Walter Deacon of Bucking- ham street has been spending sev- eral days in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Miss Margaret Shea
 Is Rendered ShoIUer

Miss Margaret M. Shea was guest of honor ct a shower given by her associates of the office of the Sco- Gill Manufacturing Company, Wa terville Division, at the Quaker Inn Thursday evening. Miss Loretta A McG cGrath acted aS hostess.
 A varied program of entertain' ment consisting of plano selectioni by Elmena Conseilo and Irene Bou- ley and vocal numbers by Ralph Keavaney, Margie Shea and David Grenier was presented.
 During the dinner courses group singing was enjoyed, the accompan- ist being Elmena Conseilo.
 The guest of honor was presented with many beautiful gifts.
 Those present were: Alberta Pack. CT, Loretta McGrath, Margaret Me- Auliffe, Josephine Levenavich, Haz- el Adams, Elsie Elocurn, Alice Sut- ton, Jennies Bradley, Nora Williams, Anna York, Agnes Jensen, Helena Kelly, Elrmena Conselio, Anna Lev enavich, Genevieve Kirley, Mary Maher, Ethel Shiel, Irene Nest, Eb- ba Andersen, Laura Russell, Minnie Wagstaff, Mildred Davies, Mary La- Chance, Helen White, Edythe Gren- fer, Hazel Field, Mary Adduci, Lil- Han Cosgriff, Irene Bouley, R. L. Keavaney, R. c. Monroe, J. M. Lynch, D. J. Grenier, E D. Phillips, R A. Ferris, A McSweet, P. E. Sko- kan, E. Kirley, R. L. Bates, c. A. Haines, H. c. Senior, A. H. Goepel, w. P. Ferguson, s. G. Gaillard, Jr, Margaret Shea.
 Miss Myrtle Burr was the guest of honor at a picnic party given by the employees of the Waterbury Store Fixture company Tuesday afternoon at Greystone. She was presented with c ToastEnaster hos- pitality Set. Those present included: Samuel Silverman, Max Silverman. Harry Siiverrnaa, Alex Silverman, Raymond Boccacino, Sadie Silver man, Oscar Silverman, Mrs. Samuel Silverman, Mrs. Goldberg, Marguer- ite Belcourt, James Corrigan, George Burr, Edward Corrigan, Louis Passaro, Anthony Romano, Carmine Christiano, Louis Donate, Joseph Mitchell, Terry Waiter, Miss Burr will be married on September II to James Leary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Local Scout Executive Wed
 h Salem, Mass., Today

q classmate Of the bridegroom al Harvard university, will be best man,
 Following the ceremony q receps ton will Dc hsld at the church par sonage.
 Mfr. Donohue and his bride will leave on . wedding trip to Meine and upon returning will take up their residence In this city. He at- tended NortheasteFn, Harvard and Columbia Universities and the Ma tonal Scout Executives school. Mir D0nohile la assistant scout executive at the local headqnarters. The bride ls graduate of Miller Business ool- lese.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Miss Rita McCann Engaged To Wed [. A. Larzelere, Jr.

to Ludwell A. Larzelere, Jr. of De- troit, Michigan, son of Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Larzelere of stroudshurg, Pa Miss McCann is the daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Me- Cam.
 She is a graduate of the College of St. Elizabeth and MT. Larzelere is an alumnus of Columbia Univer- sity and is /. member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. He Is af' filiated as manager of the Detroit oftlce of the Luckenbach Steamship Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

A wedding of local interest takes place this afternoon at o'clock at the chapel of the First Church m salem, Mass, when Miss Helen Jo.. sephlne olson. daughter of MT. ano Mrs. John II. Dunibleton Of Forest Hills, N. F.. will become the bride of Henry Donohue. son of MT. ana Mrs. D. c. Donohue of Cambridge. Mass. Rev. Bradford Y. Gale OF Salem ofEipiated at the double ring ceremony.
 Tha bride will be given in mar flage hY her father and have ae her Attendant, Mrs. Bradford 2, Gale. Johu V. Nerrln ei cambridge, Mass''
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Miss Eller, Larson
 Is SholOer Guest

Miss Ellen Larson whose mar riake to Kenneth James Kennedy of Macauiey avenue, takes place on saturday, Sept. IS at the rec tory of the church of sS Peter and Paul, was honoreu at a mis- ceiianeous shower given recent ly at Grange hall by Mrs. Pa- trick Kennedy of Macauley avenue. Cut flowers were used to carry out c pink and blue color scheme Those in attendance were Mrs. Rose Kennedy. Mrs. John Coxey, Miss Rita Kennedy, Mrs. Penni1g- ton, Mrs. Iiiilaire Boulanger. Mrs. Hector Houlanger, Misses Lois Boilanger, Catherine Murphy, Mrs. Albert Machin. Mrs. Robert Callahan, Mrs. Charles Newell, Mrs. Everett Van de Bogart, Mrs. Alfred Charbonneou, Miss Celia Charznonneau, Mrs. Alfred King, Mrs. c. Manson, Mrs. William ORourke, Mrs. George Parker, Mrs. Henry Hrodeur, Mrs. Roger Conner, Mrs. Louis Schushter, Mrs. Lester Brodeur, Mrs. Walter Brandt, Mrs. Claude Seipel, MrA Gilbert Hanson, Mrs. Raymond Coughlin, Mrs. Charles Fehrs. Mrs. william Ehackley,
 Mrs. Frederick Aitchison, Mrs, Lester stills, Mrs. Joseph Sullivan, Mrs. Harry Paige. Mrs. George Smith, Miss Lorraine Smith, Mrs. William Kennedy. Margaret Ken- nedy. Mrs. Josephine Parry, Mrs. John Parry. Mrs. Charles Luddy, Mrs. Joseph Pelletier. Mrs. Gus tai Larson, Miss Agnes Larson, Mrs. Oscar Gchiike. Mrs. William Stafford, Mrs. Richard ByEnee, Miss Margaret Byrnes, Mrs, Ed- ward Jacobson. Miss Frances Grace. Mrs. Mary Dillon, Mrs. AIa- drew o'L.eafy, Mrs. ?. J. Fitzger- aid, hfrs. J66sph Beauchaine, Miss- e Rte Deauehaine, Agnes Beau- chaine. Dorothy oonnor, Mrs. pan- 'el connof, Patricia Kennedy, Beverly Kennedy, Roberta eelpeI, Mrs. Arthur watts, Airline Watts. Airline C,Rourke. Irene Charhon- neau, Mge. Clarence German. Bet M DrodeilF, Doris German, 0wen- HoIyn 0huEhHiF. Mrs. Maurice Fitg-
 krnld, Mfa. John Gould and ME. Charles MaTcella.
 RErs. NTedsriek W. Hnlcomb and
 .llkhteF. MiEH Martha HOloOinb of
 rpeoE street hAyeen in New York
 fof g feW dayh
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
KLUGE : TAYLOR

Eric William Kluge of Prospect, son of MT. and Mrs. William R. Kluge of Dresden, Germany, and Miss Ethelinde Louise Taylor, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Seth M. Tayior of West Haven, will be uni- ted in marriage this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the First Congrega- tional church in West Haven. MT. KluKe is associated with the Lun1in Art Display O., Incs of New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Wilson-Canfeld Nuptials SoLemnized This Morning

St. Johns church in Watertown waS the scene of a pretty summer nuptial this morning at 8 o'clock when Miss Mary A. Canfield, daugh- ter of Mrs. E. J. Canfield of Cath crime street, Watertown became the bride of Charles H. Wilson, son of MT. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of Oak- vile.
 Miss Helen r. Canfield was the maid of honor and solo attendant of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

The Misses Anna and Lillian Grady of Roland avenue and Cath erine and Mary Mccormack of Fairmount street have left on ten- day cruise of the St. Lawrence and Saganey rivers. They will visit at Montreal, Quebec, Murray Bay and St. Alphonse.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Odell and daughter Janice, of Giles street, are spending the weekend at Niagara Falls.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Goggins of South View street, have returned after spending the week at Atlantic City.
 Miss Betty Moynihan of walnut street is visiting at Cape Cod for . few days. Y E MT. and Mrs. Frederick Carr have returned to their home on Elmwood avenue after spending a vacation in Colorado. They have with them for the weekend their daughter, Miss Irene Carr of Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Omer Michaud and daughter, Alice, of Miami Beach, Florida, have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Philip iDnova of Oakland avenue.
 Miss Edith Calo of Ward street is spending the weekend as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Roraback of Sea Cliff, L. I.
 Dr. Grace M. Santoro of Fair view street sailed today on the s. s. Munargo for e West Indies cruise. She will stop at Nassau, Miami, and Havana.
 MT. and Mrs. Neil Corkery and daughter, Rita of White Street are enjoying a several days sojourn at Falmouth Heights, Cape Cod.
 Miss Marjorie Carey and Miss Mary Schieffer of East Main street left yesterday for Q several days stay in limestone, Maine.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Parton of Southmayd road are spending the weekend in New York.
 Miss Kathryn Gilroy of East Main street is spending a few days in Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. William V. Coleman of Marlboro street and Miss Fred ericka Alexander of Willow street are spending several days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Sally Merriran To Wed Friday

The wedding of Miss Sally Eliza beth Merriman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. M. Eeminway Merriman of Watertown, and 0uerin B. Carmody, son of Mir. and Mrs. Terence F. Carmody, also of Watertown, will take place at the Canterbury school chapel, in New Milford, Friday, September 10th.
 Only relatives and Q few intimate friends of the bride and groom will attend the ceremony and the re- ception which will be at the home of the brides parents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Weddings
TYLER : MOLIN

Mas Florence Elsie Molin, daugh- ter Of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Molin of Middlebury, and James Linfred Tyler, son of Mir. and Mrs. Winfred Tyler of Waterville, will be united In marriage this afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Johns Episcopal church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

MT. and Mrs. Herbert Edwards entertained at their home on Mid- die street recently for their daugh- ter, Charlotte, who was observing her 18th birthday. Guests present were Lillian Armstrong, Pauline Francis, Barbara Meehan, Helen Bouffard, Jean Marshall and Ma thilda MuzZicato.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
FERGUsON : KENNAUGH

Miss Arlene Ruth Kennaugh, daufhter of MT. and Mrs. J. Edward Kerinaugh of Elmwood avenue, will become the bride of George Austin Ferguson, son of Mrs. Ada Ferguson of Chestnut avenue, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at St. Johns Epis- copal church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
LAWTON : REFILL

The wedding of Miss Carolyn Kathryn Reihl, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Reihl of Vernon street, to Harvey M. Lawton, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold O. Lawton of Bucks Hill, takes place this after noon at { o'clock at the First Luth-
 eran church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Personal
STEPHEN-o'LEARY

C1EK K4hEN-V NEAANA
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Stephen of Aurora street announce the ea- gagement of their daughter, Helen Elizabeth, to Malcolm Dudley OLeary, son of MT. and Mrs. James E. OLeary of Robbins street. The wedding will take place in the fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
"sILvER BIRTHDAY"

Director George seitz hes been naegaphoning pictures tor twenty Ave years. 1Ie started with Arhe PeFils Of Pauline" playing Q part and directing ct the same time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

Mir. and Mrs. Francis D. McCann of Brooklyn, N. r., announce the en-
 gagernent of MT. McCann's sister, Miss Rita McCann of Walnut street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

Local girls who will be enrolled this year at the Larson Junior co., lege in New Haven include Miss es Ruth Elizabeth Hill, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Hill of Coniston avenue, Elena Mas colo, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Emil Mascolo of East Main street Jeanette Theroux, daughter of MT and Mrs. Wilfred Theroux of Cir- cular avenue, 0racette F. Town send. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Townsend of Middlebury. Miss Jean Powell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Parker Powell ot Leffingwell avenue, will return as Q senior.
 Miss Marion Munson whose marriage to Robert Welton is to be an event of Wednesday, Sept. 8, was honored at . personal shower given recently by Miss Kathleen Munson and Mrs. George White ct the Iatter's home on Cooke street. The prospective bride was presepted . num- Der of gifts from the guests who iiinclded Misses Eleanor and Katherine BTenneis, Mary 0orS man. Eleanor Donlan, Grace Ly- maK, Mary Shea. Doris Malone, Lucy 0uerrere, Betty Weltcn. Catherine Harmon, Mary Bannon Mary 0ladney, MariIyn Ann white. Kaye Munson, Mrs. Mary Stack, Mrs. William Munson, Mias Marian Munson and Mrs. George White.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

the bride and Robert wilson was best man. The ushers were: John Madigan of Bristol and Victor Keilty.
 The bride was becomingly attired in a gown of white moire taffCta styled with long fitted lines and hav- ing short bolero jacket. The sleeves were short and puffed above the el- bow. She wore a cap of matching white moire with Dutch style coro- net from which her finger tip veil of tulle fell gracefully over the shoulders. Orange blossoms deco- rated the back of the cap. She car- ried white prayer book. The maid of honor wore a frock of Van 0ogh blue in style corresponding to that of the bride and she wore a peach colored urban of twisted velvet with Q shoulder length veil of tulle. Her arm bouquet was of Johanna Hill roses. The dress of the brides
 mother was black and white and the bridgegroom's mother wore 6 navy blue crepe dress.
 The Chase Country Club was the scene of wedding breakfast for the immediate families following the ceremony. Out-ot-town guests were in attendan from Boston, New York, Naugatuck and Hartford. The couple left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing a navy blue traveling dress with blue and white accessories. Upon return ing they will reside at 3S0 West Main street.
 Miss Irene Derouin was hostess at @ shower given recently at Souzzo's palm room in honor of Miss Della Famiglietti. A delicious turkey din- ner was served. The bride to be was presented with e purse of money.
 Those in attendance were: Mrs. Mary Manzo, Josephine Mango, Mrs. Frederick Fereno, Mrs. Louis Mango, Mrs. John Manzo, Mrs. Christine Perrotti, Mrs. William Perrotti, Miss Norma Newcomb, Mrs. Frank Famiglietti, Mrs. Alfred Derouin. Mrs. George Flavin, Beat rice Flavin, Mary Ann Derouin, Mill dred Polletta, Mary FeeSt, Rose Mathews, Mrs. Eric Breau, Anna Bucco, Mrs. May Faulk, Mrs. Joseph Loetere, Della Famiglietti, Kath- crime Radauskas, Anna Jannelli, Mrs. Louise Lanzieri, Mrs. Jennie Nardozzi, Jean White, Mrs. Louis Davaskevich, Mrs. Lawrence Gala brese, Mrs. Ethel Feest, Mrs. Ger. aid Hurley, Lucyq Vermittie, Mrs. Dora Nordonna, Evelyn Morriano. Louise Marciano, Mrs. Anna Della Bella, Mrs. John Galo, Mrs. Maria Fernandez, Nellie Alulesi, Margaret Debalazio, Mrs. Albert Boisvert Mrs. Antonetta Coporaso, Katherine Mascia, Catherine Herrick and Irene Derouin.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard Wilcox of Cooke street left today to spend two weeks vacation in Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04
Future Bride Is
 Guest At SholOer

Miss Marion Munson whose mar riage to Robert Welton takes place Sept. 8, was honored at c personal shower given recently by Miss Kath- leen Munson and Mrs. George White at the home of Mrs. White of Cooke street The future bride was the re- cipient of many beautiful gifts from the guests who included: Eleanor Brennies, Katherine Brennies, Mary German, Eleanore Donlan, Grace Lyman, Mary Shea, Doris Malone Lucy Gubrrera, Betty Welton, Cath erine Harmon, Mary Ramon, Mary Gladney, Marilyn Ann White, Miss Kay Munson, Mrs. Mary Stack, Mrs William Munson, Marian Munsonr Mrs. George White.
 Mrs. Myrtle Lowrey entertained at an informal reception at her home on Baldwin street Thursday evening for. Rev. Daniel 0. Troxel professor of the Christian Theologi- cal seminary ct Lexington, Ky, Mrs Troxel, and their two daughters, Leetha and Maxine, and Miss Dor othy Joy Lewis of Grayson, Ky. Mir. Troxel was pastor of the Second Baptist church in this city during l92l-22. His two daughters have just returned from Q two months trip to Europe. Miss Leetha will as- sume her teaching duties at Win ston-Salem, N. O., this month and Miss Maxine will enter the Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore for Q special medical course.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

England hes nearly s,OOooOO tsn- his players.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

RfFB. NFed8Flek ". Mnlcomb and .lkhtef. hfiEs Martha HOle0mb of .rpeea street hhvcen in New York
 foF g feW dayR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

MT. and Mrs. Bernard Wilcox of Cooke street left today to spend two weeks vacation in Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

MT. and Mrs. William V. Coleman of Marlboro street and Miss Fred ericka Alexander of Willow street are spending several days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-04

Miss Edith Calo of Ward street is spending the weekend as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Roraback of Sea Cliff, L. I.
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PADDOCK PICKS EN- AT PIMLICO
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-14
Rain Cancels
Ti|ts Slated
For Today
BY GARRETT WATERS

To be or not to be. Rather,
will I'VE" beat Kilmer, Bortz,
or will the opposite resultP
Such is the situation attend
ing the Eastern-Woodrow Wilson
interhigh baseball series game
at the Eastern Stadium, a situa-
ton that has the Eastern High
nine most concerned.
You see, the Parkers are lead
ing the race today with three
victories in as many starts. The
Woodrow Wilson boys bob up as
the big obstacle, however, and
ats a question what will trsTls-
pire.
But before going any further,
today'S game will not be played
because Of the rain. Neither will
the Tech Central tilt. Both have
now been slated for Monday.
The latter game throws all its
importance in Techs direction be-
cause the Trainers still have a
chance for money honors" in
the series. A win will push them
u nearer the top, a loss will prac-
tically eliminate them from con-
tention.
In Central's behalf the old law
Of averages should help. The
Mt. PleaSanters have yet to win
in the series and are due, if ever
a team was due. There is quite
possibility Coach Jack Ray will
shove Lefty George Rowles into
the pitching circle Monday in his
attempt to win. RowleS has
played first base with one relief
pitching exception this season. He
still is the best hurler on the
squad, considering the inexperi-
ence and lack Of talent Of the
others.
Either Tommy Doonis or Buddy
Webb will twirl for Tech. Doonis
has been showing the best form Of
late, so probably will start.
Rip Carver, who turned in such
an excellent relief effort against
Western last week, will hurl for
Eastern against Wilson Monday.
The young Highlander, if he is in
fettle, has the ability to give Wood
row Wilson's Bortz a real run for
honorS.
Carver's best bet is a curve ball
which cuts the plate in lightning
like fashion. With it he has speed,
which Western High players will
attest. He's a big lad who has
the stamina to go more than nine
innings at top pitch If necessary.
The thing that will hurt East
ern most Monday-if they are to
be dsfeated-is hitting. There's
only four real batsmen on the
squad and it is question whether
they will be able to rattle Bortz.
The group includes Everett
O'Brien, center fielder; Chick
DiGulian, right fielder; Lee Lusby,
second Sacker, and Walter Stock
well, first sacker.
Bortz will have his familiar
lineup of team mates to give him
courage and support. Buck Bar
bee will again be behind the bat
while those powerhouse boys,
Stevens, Hawksworth, Deuhring,
Mesrovian and Huntington will be
on hand both at bat and in the
field.
A victory Monday for Woodrow
Wilson will put the Presidents di-
rectly in line for the champion
ship,
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D. {. Sportsmen
Like Admiral

CONTINUED from 1st Sport Page)
him for the Preakness. He
should win this one, regard
less of the power and talent
of the Riddle entry"
While no other forecaster even
so much as mentioned Jewell Dor
sett, the only filly entered in the
PreakneSS, Lucille Young, well
known local bowler, did, and in
no indeciSive manner. Said Mrs.
Young:
I'D just love to see Jewell
Dorset win the Preakness. l
see no reason why she cannot
win it. I hope she does, for it
will be a great victory for the
female sex. Anyway, win or
lose, she's a lovely race horse"
United States Senator Sherman
Minton of Indiana, who might be
said to hail from the Blue Grass
region, since New Albany, Ind,
his home town, is only a few miles
from Louisville, KY, thinks War
Admiral will win tomorrow. Says
Senator Minton:
"War Admiral should win.
While q muddy track seems
almost certain, I do not think
it will hurt the AdmiraPs
chances. He's just as good in
mud as he is on a fast track.
PompOOn and Matey should fur
niSh the contention"
]. Edgar Hoover, chief of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation,
made it clear that he takes War
Admiral, although the noted
criminologist also made it clear
that he's very much opposed to
prophecies. Said Mr.. Hoover:
"I'm against horse race prOphe-
cies, but l guess I'll string along
with the colt l had in the Ken
lucky Derby-War Admiral"
United States Senator Frederick
Van Mugs, from Indiana, who adj
mitS of no knowledge whatsoever
Of horses or horse racing, but who
has discovered that there is a
race horse, Van Mugs, probably
named after. the Senator, feels
that War Admiral will win, espe-
cially since today seems like naval
weather. Says Senator Van Mugs:
"It'S just about as wet as the
ocean today and an ocean Sug-
gests an admiral, therefore I'll
say that the only Admiral en-
tered in the PreaknesS, War Ad-
miral, ought to win"