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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
STRONG JUNIOR OUTFITS ENTER
 TOURN NAMENT'
Boys Club Latest to Enter {; St. Anns, North End
 Pals Listed

With rival outfits representing their sections and with the hoop squads as closely matched as the siamese twins, focal hoop fans will have the opportunity of a lifetime to witness on March l7 at Pearl St. House the greatest ioop-tossing match ever staged in this vicinity. It has the earmarks of thrillers in ecery encounter which should be fast, furious and lively, filled with flying leather as they swish through the nets.
 The local Boys Club Biz "S" re-. presenting the pick of the Boys club have entered 6 powedful hoop com. 'bine composed of Cadet stars and other brilliant performers.
 SharpshoOting Howie LouRhiin and Weerie zenich, Cadet stars. Bobby Ray, ex.Wilby l1ig;i brilliant Eddie Fisher, Clock Shop performer Jim Powers, Joe Hayes, Bob Ma honey and Mickey Champagne. This formidable aggregation is coached by Boxer" PuRliese and Is handled by Frank Donnelly.
 The other entrants already in the fold are the St. Anns Ali Stars, Naugatuck Meteors, North End Pals, Corsair Puritans, Chestnut Hills of Watertown, Trojan Grew hounds, NEY Wolves, Oakville Duii- dogs, NIcY Cadets and Cubs.
 Rival outfits soon to sign up are the Tech Tigers, St. Joseph Holy Meme Juniors, Brooklyn "Y", Duces. Washington Hill Community Club Jrs, Buckingham A. 0. of Oakviiie. Sacred Heart Alumni, I.ourdes A. O.. Hopeville Red Devils. Brooklyn "Y,' Indies, Orioles, Naugatuck "" Dia- iflonds and the Hopeville Blues.
 Any team, which has not as yet entered the Est Annual City wide Amateur Junior Basketball Tourna- ment may do so at once by sending In their entry fee and players list to Director Tony Flash" imbinbo oflo60 North Main street. Entry drive to close March 18th as draw ings will be made at { p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
MAROONS MOVE
 UP IN LEAGUE
Montreal Club Aided By Al Win Over Canadiens;
 Rangers Cop
BY UNITED PRESS

The Montreal Maroons overlook the Toronto Maple Leafs in the second-place battle of the National Hockey leagues International di- vision today.
 The Maroons moved two points ahead of the Leafs by trouncing the leading Canadiens, { to 1, last night. Marker tailed twice and Wentworth and Evans once each for the Maroons while Les Canadiens only goal was scored by Mondou.
 Nice Work
 Bostons Bruins maintained their second place margin in the Americandivision with their first victory of the season over the De- troit Red Wings, 6 to l. Dit Clapper led Boston scoring with a pair of counters.
 The New York Rangers kept three points behind the Bruins by licking their city rivals, the Americans, 2 to 5 in a free scoring overtime bat- tie. Keeling and Dillon collected 2 goals apiece for the Rangers. the standing:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
NEGRO COURTMEN
 MEET NEY VARSITY

North End "" Varsity will meet the strong Colored Five from the Pearl street Community House to- night at the T." hut at 8:30 p. m. The colored lads will show Moses Holmes former Crosby high school star, Walter Clapp and Alexander Garner former star of the Com munity Jrs. The Varsity will show Spadola and Jacovino at forward position. Chestone at center with Margiotta and Haiday at guard with Riccutti, Toilette and Valeschi on the side lines.
 The Varsity would like to hear from any local outfit for a game Wednesday nght March IT. Call the North End Y. M. c. 4. and ask for Manager Dom Fusco.
 Tn the prelim game the North End Tigers win meet the HOpeville Blues at 7:S0 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
POWER COMP ANY'S
 PIN RIVALS CLASH

The Construction department leading the Power Cohpany's Bow- ling league tangles tonight with Stores B in a three game four point match which may decide who in Power Company bowling circles. The Stores B team trails the Con- struction outfit by only one point and Capt. Bill Leroy, after their practice session last night, was very enthusiastic over his team;s chances to take into camp Jack ROberts' COnstructicnistE. This game no doubt will attract 6 large delega- ton from the Power Company and special seating arrangements have been made to take care of the crowd.
 The winner of tonight's battle will no doubt cop the champion ship as the final league games will be rolled next week to c0mpiete the seasons schedule.
 The Construction tsam bowieEa gre: Capt. Jack Roberts, etuey IIeliman. Howard Humphries. Nick Calabreee and Gus Brony while Stores B will be represented hy capt. Bill Leroy, Otto Moulilet. Joe Blum, Jlm AeKeown and nob enow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
American Division
International Division
ned Wings Routed

Boston, March 10.-(UP).-The Boston Bruins went on 6 scoring spree last night ,swamping the di- vision Leading Detroit Red Wings, 6-1, in a bruising national hockey league game before 15,000.
 It was the Bruins first victory of the season over Detroit and en- abled them to hold their second- place margin over the New. York Rangers. The defeat was the worst suffered this season by the Red Wings.
 After scoreless first priod, Bos- ton scored three times in the second period and thrice in the third. Dit Clapper scored the first two goals and Jcak Cortland. Charlie Sands, Porky Dumart and Hooley Smith chalked up the other Boston goals in that order.
 Wetroit's only score was made by Ebbie Goodfellow in the second per- tod.
 Before the game. fans and play- CTS paid tribute to the memory of Howie Morenz, veteran member of Les Canadiens, who died suddenly in Montreal Monday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
Recreation Bowling
 Notes
Leading .BoNvlers

Leading .Po,viers. .,,,. B. Hamei .117.14IMns, "b" ,,o4 Larson "c.' 'lae'4o l. Hamsl .ioe.is Lanouette .1oe.1el lciprlano ..1oo.s6 Penikas .. .105.14lGorman ... 00.SG sirni .. ....l04.e2 lItrasnitskas 9e.21
 Just few lines on the bowlers of the Pirate team and the positions they play. Their team is in fifth place.
 Freddie "Low Back" Marine
 Freddie the lead.otf man of this fighting team has an average of 97.ii for 66 games. Rolls from the center and has a straight bell. His speciality Is sliding the five pin over to the ten for a spare.
 Louis "Way Back" Cipriano
 Louis Is leading the ID" class bowlers with an average of lO0.S0 for 63 games. He rolls from the left side and has a reverse hook. His speciality is in tipping Piccolo Pete over. Likes his soad with Q straw in 1t.
 Rocco "Draw Back" Ferraxo
 Rocco is Q new conner in the league and is the pepper-box on the Pirate team. His average for 24 games is 10i.l. His easy spare is the diamond, last one he missed was in 1929. Rolls from the center and has g. fast straight ball.
 Jack sEzold Back" Heating
 Jack is one of the best hold backs in the game. Shoots Q cross alley ball. His averages is li2.46 for 6 games. His easy spare is the four horsemen. A good spare shooter and 6 good pinner.
 Al "High Back" Roden
 Al is also an expert at playing high back, one of the few left in the game.
 After watching him the last few weeks we can't tell you what kind of 6 ball he throws or from where His average is 112.70 for 72 games. Likes to play bridge they say.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
Table Tennis

The final meeting of the local Table Tennis League will be held Thursday night at the Chase Park gym.
 This meeting will be between the various teams and will feature a match with the. outstanding Tor rington All-Etars! The out of town team comes here with 8 high repu- tation and the local players select ed to play will be hard put to hold their own.
 This weeks meeting will be the last before the City Championship Tournament which will be held Sunday March 2lst at Chase Park. Registration for the tournament will begin shortly and further an- nouncement will appear.
 The City Tournament will be hot- ly contested with the present holder of the filling Rubber Cup, Johnnie Makepeace, being hard pressed to retain his crown. The top flight players at this time include Blake. Kosko Curran, Warneg Phaneuf. kidulaS. Shembruskas, Banda, Pear son. Rowe Fowler, Daunis, Berube. Mulcrone, Shuts. and Bradley.
 Play will begin this week at 2 o'clock so that there will be ample time to play off the Torrington match.
 Any team which is not c0n- nected with the League, either lo- cal or from other towns Is welcome 10 8 match ana can get in touch with Miss Dunn at Chase Parll House at any time for arrange ments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
NORTH END PALS
 DEFEAT MERIDEN

Joe Rossi's fighting N. E. Pals, after & week of inactivity, went into action last night and defeated the strong Meriden Speedsters to a tune of 26-l5 led by their dimi- nuttve forward star Pete Toilette and ex-Wilbyite' 'smiler" Rinaldi who scored Il and 6 points respec- lively the Pals led all the way. Hooker" Harvey who scored s points thrilled the capacity crowd within is hook shots. The brilliant floor work of Cutie" Senich and Don Benson ex-Crosbyite stood out for ole Rossis' charges. Warner, Meriden Jr. All-Star and E. Chrow- toski starred for the losers scoring 6-5 points respectively. The score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
Today's Sport
 Parade
By HENRY McLEMORE
 tUnited Press Staff Correspondent,

laid 925' 1000 of very negotiable dol- lar bills on the line to purchase an io.hole golf course for it's students. And the money was straight from the Sugar Bowl game. ... And with more sugar from, the Sugar Bowl c brick, steam.heated, and air conditioned home was built for Mike, the football teams tiger mascot. .. And while I'm down Louisiana way, so to speak, allow me to thank Red Dawson, Tulane head coach, for the football parka he lent me to wear during my trip up the Missis- sippi at flood time. I was the warmest refugee between Cairo and the Delta. .a.
 Dave Levin, the Jamaica butcher boy who left the hams on the wall to join the hams in the wrestling ring, has been in Q Brooklyn hos pital for six weeks, suffering from an infection which followed Q rope burn. He'll be out of action for e year. Speaking of wrestling, who are the world champions" now2 Or has everyone lost count?
 Hard to believe department: The story from Sarasota that Al Schacht, the baseball buf7oon, is working out with the Ringing Brothers clowns to get new material. Al had bet- ter not change his routine, because the fans have seen him go through the same old paces so long that one innovation and they'll throw him out of the park as an iinposter.
 Note to National league hitters: Paul (Daffy) Deans weakness is fielding bunts toward first base. |. He'll probably be efficient at the bus- iness by the opening of the season, however, because Manager F'risch makes him practice the play half an hour day. .. Our guess IS that Bill Tilden will beat Fred Perry when they meet in the Garden late this month. As good 6 money player as he is, Big William is even better when pride is at stake |. And they'll both be riding when he meets the Englishman.
 The Philadelphia Athletics are stopping at the Snail hotel in Mex leo City, in the event you care to write Q White Elephant Q note.
 Force of Habit
 Francis Albertanti, public rela- tions counsel for the bowling con- gress, was prizefight publicist for 50 long that names of others than boxers floor him. For instance, his handout for today contained the fact that the first ball of the tour nament would be rolled by Mayor Fidel LaGuardia. He meant, of course, to write Fiorello and not Fidel. =. But Senor Albertanti still remembers Fidel LaBarba, the for- mer flyweight champion.
 LaBarba, incidentally, was the in- spiration for Henry Armstrong, the sensational coast featherweight who is here to make his debut. .. Henry wanted to go to college and when he read how LaBarba put himself through Stanford on his ring earn- ings, decided to do the same thing. Now he's forgotten about col- lege. Sam Snead, the White Sulphur youngster who has come to the front in pro golf with bang, yields in distance of the tee to Jimmy Thomson only. Copyright, 1887, by United Press)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
NICE PRIZE LIST
 AT TORRIN0TON

Torrineton, March 10. = (speciai) - The most attractive list of prizes ever offered in 6 basketball tourna- ment here will be available in the Lltchfield County Gold Medal chanls pionsislp tourney. tO be held at the TOrrington Y. M. Q. A., March is, %, and 20.
 lEntires from Torrlngton. Litch- field, Thomaston, New Milford, Tergyvllle. Winsted. Canaan. Kent, Cornwall. Salisbury and Lakeville are expected 10 be filed. and the tournaInment promises to be the most interesting ever conducted here.
 Psln Klambl. bhEsieaI director os
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
TORRINCTON HIGH
 HONORSSAPORITE

Torington, March 10. - Leslie Saporite was elected captain of next years Tcrrington high school bas- ketbali team at . meeting oG saaa lattermen Tuesday afternoon. The new captain, a junior ct the high school, was injured in the twelfth game the team played this year and was out of the lineup for the re- mainder Of the schedule. He has been on the squad for three yeess.
 Coach Connie Donahue announced the list Of those who win receive letters for their work during sh@ season just concluded. They are Captain Gus BEpbeTg, Manager Izzy Temkin, Boo Fequignot. Les sap0rite. Dave Gaylord, HsnEy Foley, Eddy BaFlok, Omar PnIllcks Jim Daley. Fran 0neglla, Tom Kiely. Charlie Gum, Mike Klaske and John Aarola. The iettNgB vii bs formally awarded at q school as~ sembly to be used in the near fu- ture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
 GENERALS TOP OLYMPIC CLUB IN FAST GAME Black Knights Drub Keno. shas to Enter Inter.
 club Finals

The Central Guards and Black Knights earned the right to meet in the finals Of the Central Y In- terclub Basketball league next Tuesday evening by defeating the Olympics, % to a, and the Ke- 1oshas, 43 to 10, respectively, last evening before . small crow.
 LOngO ExcelS
 The loss of Captain Tim Rosn early ih the second period failed to dainpen the spirits of the Gen. trals against their more experienced opponents. Felix Longo and Dutch" LAPointe kept their team continually in front with their spec- tacular long distance shooting.
 The. box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10

New York, March 10--(UP)--Put- ting the sport shots here and there:
 Never overlook a bet department: When Edwin Crawford, University of Tennessee heavyweight, fought his first fight in the golden gloves ex- trayaganza, amateur seconds were in his corner. .. He looked very good in winning, and 50 when he entered the ring for his final bout he was seconded by @ brother of Jimmy Johnston, Madison Square Garden matchmaker.
 Not So Good
 Louisiana State university recently
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
ROXBURY SHADES
 SUFFIELD 27-25

@ufaeld, March l0.--The Roxbury school basketball team nipped the Sufneld school squad, 27 to 25, here yesterday with fast attack paced by zilly and Bruett, Grenert, scor- ing six of his teams eight floor shots, was Suffield's standout.
 The game was the last of the sea- son for the Suffield team which has won B games and lost only three.
 Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10

 WINNER FOR BAER!

Southampton, Eng. March iO.-- tUP)-Former Heavyweight Cham pion Max Baer has been promised bout with the winner of the Jim Braddock-Joe Louis fight 'if I am undefeated' over here. he announc- cd today.
 Baer arrived aboard the BeFen- garIa and ts scheduled to meet the winner in mid-Apgil of the Sen Tommy KaFT match ia Lon- don March l6.
 "I an going to tEy and fight lots
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
CHASE BOWLERS' REGAIN LEAD OF. DUSTY LEAGUE
Shaky o7 SpOils l5O Aver. age for LOvaIlO; NOera
 Won 2; A. B. (. Best

Chase duckpin bowlers were mon- archs of all they surveyed in the Industrial Bowling league today, fol- lowing 6 three-ganie clean sweep over the 1ngersoll outfit last night at the Mattatuck alleys, while their closest rivals, the Noera gang, drop ped one of their three tits with the Waterbury Mig. 0ranother of the ecovill shooters came through with Q high single effort of l57, while Snappy Joe Lavallo the Chase leader-offor got high three of 307, though . puny 07 spoiled Q real good count which averaged l50 in the first two games.
 American Brass company outfit won high team total of 1853 and high game of 667. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
SCORPIONS BUSY

The Scorpion 4. C.. will meet the Hopeville Blues tonight at tine Hopcyille sell00. gym and Thursday night VIII meet the Columbian eguires at Mary Abbott gym ip a Es1IFsl game. The eqnires won the first game, when Che Scorpions played under the name of the xoung Russians. aa ta af
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10

Treason or Mutiny---Call out the Guardl This young man, now ., well-known b0ttle-rattler from the North End played football with the South End A. Q. just 20 years ago, in 1917 and though he weighed but no pounds, played tackle and quar- terback. East and west end fans are barred from guessing this One-iAs strictly . north and south proposition.
 The last Whooxls which you saw on these pages was D'Arcy (Jake) Flowers, Washington College chum of several of our local lads who attended the Chestertown Md, institution of learning. He Is . big.league baseball player, and also Q mighty good golfer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10

Referee-"Babe" Leece (Wilby) Time-Four Q minute periods.
 This IS considered a tune-up game Tor the Pals who have entered the City Junior Tournament and will commence play next week. Coach Hossl feels confident that hls charg- es VIII fare well in the coming tOur-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
THAT MAN KELLEY!

New Haven. Conn. March i0- UP - Two long shots by Larry Kelley gave Yale's basketbail team a S3-si victory over Penn State last night
 Keiley's banksls were made from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
BRISTOL ST. SPANS
 BEAT LOCAL TEAMS
Special to The Democrat)

Bristol-March 9-Waterbury St. Stans boys basketball team dropped a tough, two-point tussle to the Bristol St. 6tans here tonight by a 45-43 count, after owning . i7 to 2 lead at the end of the first period of play. The Waterbury St. Stan Girls were easily defeated by the Bristol outfit 2l to 8, the winners holding the visitors scoreless during the first half of the game. Scores:
 St. Stnnh (Brlat0n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
Last Nights Fights

Jersey City, N. J.--Jose Boscerino 136, Carbondaie, Pa. outpointed Paris Apice, l38, Providence. R. l., (e); Jimmy Cangiano, i36, Bayonne, outpointed Young Buckley, 136, field (6); Tommy Roman, i35, Bay. onne, decisioned Jackie Stewart, 136, Paterson (0).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
GaIullo, 'Norllng Star

Paddy Qalulo and Art Red Norl- ing enjoyed a field night at the ex- pense of the Kenosl1as as the Black Knights went to town in the first game of the double bill. 0alullo cut the cords for l3 points while Norl- ing was one less in the same de- partment. The box score:--
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10

tic "" here. 6 director e co tollE- |nament. Entries aheuI6 bg liIo9 wlth him before Monday ssoen. MpaWzmNm f0F firBt round paiglngs will taks place Monday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10

mid-couFt and the winning score was made as the whistle ended the game. The teams were tied at si ell at the half.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10

over here," he said. land # I am un- defeated have been promised a bout with the winner of tho BFad- dock-Louis heavyweight title match ltl Chicago next summer. So, who knoHs1 l may De worlds champion again." he said.
 He referred to Madison Square Gardens threatened litigation as q Tot of eye wash"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
547 585 527

UFT OUU U4I High Single-0ranother, 157. High three-Lovallo, 397. High team-A. B. o. 667. High total-A. B. C., 1853.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
R0xbury

ASt@4 sssssssss'ss &o Score ct half time. Roxbury l3.. sufneld a: referee. Winters; time. 6 minute quarters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
Totals Tl. ais...a..i.... Z

Score py PQriodbs Central Guards ... II 1 6-2s Olympics ........... b--22
 Referee; Paul Peraselil. Umpire; Walt .NRiins. Time. Four io.minuto periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
CLUB CADETS
 vS. NEW BRITAIN
Hardware City Boys Club Here Tonight-Dancing
 to Follow

The Boys Club Cadets with a few days rest after staging what seemed to be 6 basketball marathon, playing six games with In five days, will meet the Boys Club vanity team of New Britain. The Hard- ware City clan show much the same team as the Emeralds of that city entrants in the Waterbury Democrat State Tournament. The New Britain quintet have computed an envious record and victories over some leading independent ball clubs. The Cadets, not very fortunate, with rival Boys Clubs, were on the short end of a 23-2l score with these same lads earlier in the season, but arc expected to turn the tables tonight. Matty Sheehan's performance prob- ably looming large. There will be no prelim tonight, 50 as to please tho dancers. Joe Mobile will referee the contest slated for 8:l5 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-16

Tom Wilson's Tale
Midnight, the captain said to
me,
Tap out eight bells, then
give her more,
It's New Years on the Athcnee,
: A bright New Year for IA
i rang her loud, against the wind,
The good7New Year, below to
tell,
AS ikea gull the vessel skinned
Abreast Sand Key, l mind it
well.
Alas, that New Years vigil kept
Upon her whitened deck at
sea,
ForetOld no warning of the wreck
That two months later she
would be.
And sure, she foundered, off her
course,
This side of dread Rebecca
reef,
She settled by the bow, loss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-16
STARS, UNDER new
NAME, WHIP DEVILS
TO GAIN End PLACE.
ROOSEVELT CLUB GAINS ID
TOT VICTORY AT BAYVIEW
PARK LAST NIGHT; WARD
PITCHED TIGHT GAME

Gene Roberts Stars, under q
new moniker which he adopted
last night, won a regular Senior
Diamondball League game from
Caraballo Red Devils. FinaI
score was IA to z.
Ward pitched against his old
teammates and held them to five
hits-a home run by Stanley in
the first inning, a double by H.
Gates in the ninth and three sim
giles.
The Roosevelt Club, new
name given the Stars, hit safely
II times against the offerings OF
Limo Castro, new pitcher dug
Up by the Red Devils from the
"wilds" of Bayview Park.
The contest was good for the
first four frames but from then
on it was a one-sided affair.
j. Roberts hit safely four times
out Of his five trips to the plate
Re scored three runs.
Stckney hit a double and sim
gle in three chances.
In the field, j. Roberts and
Barroso starred for the winners
and J. Garcia and Machin for the
losers.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Roosevelt Club
100 231 214-14 II Z
Red Devils
210 900 013- z 5 3
Batteries: Ward and Goss; L.
Castro and HI. Gates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-16

The turtle boats brought us
relief.
Now, thirty years is quite some
time,
And it was all o. that, and
more, before
/ found her ships bell, white with
brine
While brousing round in
Curry's store"
Key West, Fla,
Nov. 9, 1887.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-16
DINNER MATCH
ON THURSDAY
(Bv GRAVY,

(By GRAVY,
The regular dinner match be-
tween golf teams viii be held on
Thursday when Capt. John Pinder
and his "Wire Chiefs" tangle
with Joe Lopez and his "Splint-
ers."
The pairings for each team will
be published in this column to-
morrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-16
The Characters

Nina 7aarries DGUid, trying to
escape from her intense Iove for
her stepfGtheT.
Richard, the charming, tDelI-
tailored stepfatheT, tried to pre-
rent her marriage.
Honey, NinG's gay, plump,
youthful mother, Is crazy about
Richard, her recently acquired
husband.
David, a young auto salesman
iOho t0orshlps Nina, eIopes tpith
her-Gt NinG'S suggestion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-16
Game Thursday Night

Thursday night, Caraballo Red
Devils and Roosevelt Club will
play their last game of this half.
&c. Gates will oppose ]. Walker,
Jr., on the mound. Both boys have
been practicing hard and a pitch
ers' battle is in sight.