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1903 44th ST.
ACT QUICK.

Picturesque Normandy type home; built
of stone and brick, with q mansard roof,
creating a charming old English cottage
effect. This Groom home originally solo
for Sl0.750: now priced at $500. Lo-
Gated in best section OF Burlelth. only
few minutes from downtown; Call nj.
Ivey. with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
Adams 5000 from Il until q pm.
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FUBLET TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN. BAIH'
newly, decorated, modern!y fprnisheo;
$40 so 3433 Conn. ave. Available Aprll
is. Cleveland 6493 after : pm. informa-
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

"N9O 10Th ST. NV.
A club residence for men and women
with delightful social atmosphere, Ideally
and conveniently located III the fashloneple
area Of the foreign embassies and lega-
tons; was the former Persiop Embassy;
large gardens; all rooms sunny; equipped
for comfort of guests. Personal hotel SerV-
tce distinctive menus Reasonable rates.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FURN. BUNGALOW, NEARBY MD. r..
b. ami; 3 acres; shade. fruit trees; cleo
trio kitchen: $50 Apply l4l4 @ sc.
TO CCNGENIAL COUPLE OR BACHELOR.
fine view; owner TO retain residence; rent
about $40 Wise. 3555-J after 9 pm. Sc
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTEp.

WANT RENT MODERN BUNGALOW.
nearby suburbs, near transportation; two
in family. Govt employees. Give price. de-
scribe Address Box G8-Q. Star once.
SMALL FAMILY WITH MODEST. But
certain, income interested IN buying Sna0
suburban home. Address Box ga star
Office.
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nicely furn. cleo. gas. Frigidalre $50;
l4th st cars bus. -wo adults 2l7 Spruce
We near T1Ilin SkenherG lhs3
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COUNTRY HOME IN MoNTG oMERY
County. on State road ga miles miles from nr
Bethesda; l0-room, 2onath 0oss 0Wetl'ns csn pe be
Rad If desired. Fine landscgping, garden.
orchard sl2. 900 for quick sale Can Can
secure $4,000 first trust. Address BOX
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

3 ROOMS WITH NEW MODERN KTTCH-
en- and bath. elec. refrigerator. porch. pri-
Tate entrance, ward. garage; unfurnIShed.
Greenwood 1902.
MCLEAN VA RMS KIT AND BATH
partly furn.. for elderly or employed cou-
pie with garage, Met 346S. A.
NEARBY VA-3 OR LARGE. SUNNY
rms oil heat. priv. bath; porch. garage
garden: a mi Falls Church sl5-F-4. ~
FORT STRONG VILLA. LEE HIGHWAY
va rooms acknowledgements bath;
ATTRACTIVE 5 5-ROOM AND BATH
apartment, ami, nearby Maryland. Z mi.
from Captol bus service heat and hot
water furnished; water. gas and electricity
consumed paid by tenant; cool spacious;
garage; large yard. Telephone Greenwood
253O-M after pm. %
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1910 34th ST. MT. RAINIER MD.
Excellent Groom and garage detached
dwelling on 40x137 lot: INV h.. elec.
S4 $50. on terms $3.50 cash and $40 per
E QUINCY SMITH, INC,
AGENT FOR THE OWNER
900 18th St. NV District 9057.
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sO7 A ST. NE-Lse; rm., dbl bed; ! blk
month includ. break. dinner Lincoln 3631 .
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s}4 CONN. AVE.-Attractive End floor
ouble. gemi-priv bath, large closets; de-
,io,lS ,,ealS, each
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

3O58 CLINTON ST. NE.
Near Woodbridge School, owner needs
cash; make an offer. rms, oak noorS.
| shower bath: move in; open. North 1888:
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DETACHED BRICK IN DC.

DE HO11EO bT1Ch IN O,C.
NEAR TAKOMA, NV
& rooms, bath and extra laVatory. bed
room and .lavatory on lst floor: less than
/ year old; automatic heat. .furred walls.
screened and weather-stripped built-in ga
be sold. Very reasonable. Call Mr.. Conner.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
Natl. 1853. l40b Eye NV Ewes. All. 27O2.
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1623 WISCONSIN AVE. .W,-Room with
board for gentleman. Italian home cook
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APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.
NEW 4-FAMILY APT.

So c5O-CONVENIENT SUBURBAN SEC
ton; few minutes from Capitol Hill: brand
new: heat turn. Gail MR.. CROxTON,
Natl 144l
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18th ST-Elegant 4-w!ndowed room,
private bath; garden, breakfast dinner
ll,a,n AS Ia .l.in
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
Continued.

202 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Large room. twin
beds, running water next bath; eScellehl
meals: reasonable Lincoln 1884
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHEp.
(Continued.)

247 CONCORD AVE. NV.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO
733 18th st. NV. National 0352.
1924 18th ST NW,-sIX ROOMS AND
bath. h.-Wh.; convenient to Central High
School stores and transportation. Rent,
HARRY B. PITTS co.
1919 18th st. NV. Met. 0lO0.
CHEVY CHASE. MD
Six rooms, one bath living room. dining
kitchen and sun porch on first floor; built
in garage; oil neat elec. refrigeration: lot
approximately 7Ox2o0. Available April Is.
Rent, $S5.
va. EDW.. H. JONES g. Co.
$500 Conn. Ave. Cleveland $500.
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME NV SEC
tion. .containin living room. dining room,
reception hall breakfast room, kitchen, 3
bed rooms bath. sleeping porch. large
2-car garage. Oil heat. semi-recrea ton
room excellent neighborhood: available
May l to Is. Can be inspected. Rent
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY Co.
o27 New York Ave, NV, National o797,
A CARE FREE COTTAGE IN OVERLOOK,
Purchased by an investor. This home will
contain . bed rooms connecting bath with
shower large living room with dinette and
completely equipped kitchen. there is also
a side porch. automatic gas furnace and
sparkling May / No children, please. The
rent is S65 and lease is required Call
" THE NNiEwBoLD DEVELOPMENT 90.
7dl Wis. Ave. Bethesda, Md.
PHONE WISCONSIN 62S3.
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REAL, GTVE-AWAY,

Chevy Chase. Md.-Fine detached six
room, bath modern residence; large nt'
berry; detached garage. Originals, sold for
For aui9k cony;nos sSle wi, YOU acffpl tls
Is an Unusual bargain. Telephone National
saI7: evenings. Cleveland 9l0Q.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
fContinued.)


4442 GARRISON ST. NV.
,ulIy buIIt sna aisSsd 1sS bed Tosms 4, S2
md soo nhea 5eq or edr beS room de
friseration fse 81 ' buiit-in garage; Il square to
'FAnepsEiNstplSaa1 opEN pa1fY oatsfe % aM q 10 epM
1417 x so'' St. " National 1900.
CONVENIENT, NORTHEAST. oou.
50 eonysrtsls for r'e, e,sniiy use sest
buy available. Cali National l43s
-. DUTCH GoLPPNItAL.e PPNs1ItAL.e roous :,
ba es IT,. attic. hardwood .hoors, slate roof;
l0ng lot HouSe US s u seaTiui bs pfop
erv eon s stopdne ase pptEe o value Can Mr jones'
g FRANK n s. PH1LL1Ps. Columbia 500:
COST 5Q0-,NoW s9,45o.
ownr nesd cssh keir arse
2 baths. etc. Bargain. National $3.50. :
ch. Oh, Md-Fine detached: 9 rooms
bath; modern residence; large iot beaun- AZ
tacRed ttiy "'uHnu Tarase originaily sold for over
$4,000. For quick sale will accept 81 9oo;
x 'saTnss os sstonal even
Cleveland 9100.
90 Ea2H$ %;Bs g 4ssfSHsz sfS2S sssz
E.seent s W RGnse ss snms eusekg as new
,.. w2sEh 3sE!l a'h ! !AMrs, Ri NM Nc. .,,s
1924 14th St, NV. District 3346.-
SEES a59.MQDERkl BRICK s.CI,. HpME pal:,rt
PARK fr Prassicaiiy tie new perfectly Tennished:
90 feet vide. containing 8 bright sunny
porches, .built-in bath. shower, built-in ga;
rage. Modern in every. detail and priced
r. M HOOKER Metropolitan 1868.
and 2 baths, arranged for 2 families: 4
rooms on each floor and bath on each
hoor. diSt,nGt @ bargain At $3.50.
CozY BUNGALOW.
Picturesduely located on 150-foot lot amid
more expensive houses: bed rooms OIL
heat. F, H A. loan payable S5l 80, in
improve your living conditions National
1899 till pm.
s695O--ONE SQUARE WEST OF 10th
ST, IN MT. Mt i PLEASANT: very very conyenI a,
School; 8, rooms and, tile bath. double
rear porches, steam heat. new instan
taneous heater. electric refrigeration
ssasy pIsrtse L efs5se BRK Ts5mi Hom
IN BRIGHTWOOD. ARRANGED FOR
TWO FAMILIES. Close to transporta-
tion and public school: 6 rooms. =
rear porches bullt-in garage. large lot.
In excellent condition. Terms arranged.
1905 fHssN9N Il s., N v. & LUSNHs NaS,onoi' oo' 2s45.
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COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE.

CUT YOUR RENT-ONLY S45 MONTH
Owns 3 rms kit. bath store room; free
refrigeration; club rm.. laundry with elec.
occupied restricted to Gentiles, Rare bar
gain in equity. Address Box 177-K. Star
office. a.
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EXCETJ.ENT RUY


In brick bungalow, located Chevy Chase,
?. c., priced under the market Consists sol OF
2 bed rooms downstairs: e baths, sun
and sleeping porch; has bed n1rUp ro9ms sIEo up
cash on price of S9.25O, balance like rent.
Act quickly; Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
INC Met. 3T72 until pm.
NEAR BEAUTIFUL ROCK CREEK PARK.
Six-room brick row. house in good con-
dition in restricted Mt. Pleasant district:
h-wh large lot. fireplace in living room;
convenient to transportation. Price right
WIN. W IaS H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K st. NV District 1915.
1922 VARNUM ST. NV.
A very attractive and. spacious, eight
room and two-bath brick ,2n. home n tnis ms
and other attractive features, Including
recreation room, gas 18Th beat. rs slectric 70
Inspection by appointment only.
H. l., RUST CO..
Exclusive Agents.
1901 18th st. NV Natl. SlOO.
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1929 D ST NE
Two family home. brand-new: q rms. 2
baths tbath on / st fioor). recreation rIn,.
storage rm. automatic heat Electrolux
refrigeration built-in garage; $50.
AIS KENTUCKY AVE. Sc,
COLONIAL brick, , stories; q rooms
bath, h.-wh. cleo; garage: S55.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
700 18th. Realtor Natl 07b3.
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1890 LAMONT ST NW-UnusuaIy nice
room, suitable for two or three. No ob]ec-
tion to child school age. Excellent meals.
Adams 1921.
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NEW 2-FAMILY HOME.
TO CLOSE ESTATE
RFTTER THAN RENT

Corner house lovely grounds. front
porch. center hall Price reduced. House
open Apply OWNER. 1901 18th st. NV.
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1920 10th ST N.W.-RoomS for young
ladies real home; walking distance; excel
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1448 PARK RID. NV.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH. 2 BED
ROOMS; $50 so. Beautifully furnished;
modern building; elevator; convenient to
stores and theaters; bus and street car al
corner. Resident manager
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HAVE YOU A GOOD PLACE TO EAT? Try
1915 Goth st. near Dupont Circleli really
good food, clean; dinner. 3 to 80; breaE-
fast : to 9;30: trsnsents accommodated;
weekly and monthly rates.
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CONN AVE-Most desirable master bed
room. private bath. Call Cleveland 6l31.
Also space for one gentleman.
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1915 Goth ST. NV. at New Hampshire
ave VACANCY, in new guest club Tor
young lady and gentleman: very reason
able exceptional food pleasant enViron-
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INFORMATION CONCERN
ing our list of available units,
which comprise a variety as
to size, price and location,
will be furnished If you will
call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
e2b 18th St. NV. Phone National 2100.
ECONOMY APT.-$410 90.
No. 4, 1923 Capitol ave. ne. Rec. hall:
living room, dinette, bed room. kitchen and
bath: screened rear porch: equipped with
Bryant gas heater.
14O4 K CAFRITZ. Dist. 908O.
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o5l9 CONN. AVE.-Large room. overlook
ing park: private bath; suitable two or
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

S35.
F'URN. N.-APARTMENTS-
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. S296. Ewes ATL. Ol56.
NNS 10Th ST W e.
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Downtown, 1902 18th st. NV.
l room kitchen. bath; Frigidaire. elec..
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FRONT ROOM KITCHEN BATH FRIG-
Grafton: one. $4,000; two S32.5O perma-
nent; gas electricity. 1870 Newton st. Nv.
] l4th AND PARK RD-FRONT APT. TWO
large rms. kitchen, bath; couple. Adams
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THE LITTLE INN

THE LITTLE INN
1923 10th st n.w,-For discriminating
guests; unusually attractive front room.
private bath; double room. suitable for
men,
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front room l or ? home PRIVILEGES. we'll
balanced meals, Potomac l237-W.
1929 ST NV, Lee-Marque--Niceiy
furnished single and double rooms. run
ming water: excellent board. 8"
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1884 ONTARIO PL, NV. NEAR 18th
and Columbia rd.-5 rooms, nicely fur
nished private home with owner: no other
occupants; private bath, constant hot
water eec. light, gas KelVnator; S75;
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,'xceptional location: Will share with dis
eliminating young woman. refs. EXCHANGED.
Met 3p35 Fxt 3-E -
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1857 CHURCH ST. NV RM.. KITCH-
enette: nicely furnished Frigidaire. semi
private bath. adults. After pm. A.
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c-RN FOYER KIT. AND BATH FURN.
sp. including gas e.eC and piano. Sb6 30.
Apply res. u3gr. during day, evenings. Apt
%
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DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds; private FAM
lily; near Conn. ave. bus; reasonable. Emer-
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Available April 18th outside apt, 2
rooms, dinette. kit, bath. porch heat in
cluded. SOB.
200 15tb N w Realtor Natl O753
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
Italian Recreation Bowling League
Notes

Notes
 Boy, oh boy, did Princeton do justice to it's ambitions - walloped for a three game loss by lowly Dartmouth -or is Dartmouth lowly with that marvellous 620 game. Yes, fellows, Princeton feels nightly proud to be beaten by any team that rolls 620. You ask--what hap pened to Princeton? Well, to go into detail, Ganipaolo decided he would rest on his laurels of last week. 1t didn't work; Slow-Motion Caris- simi was determined to roll his first ball third-that didn't work; Dubl- Action Geroca chewed the left side of his tongue to pieces and as Johnny Manzi would say - he was psychroanylised-that did no good; Worryment Perrella = well, his the secretary and in order to keep in his good graces, will just slide by his gas-grabbing, rail-kicking; Sum- shine Rivero acted as official toast- msater of all these pleasant occur ances-Thank you!
 Too many words of praise. couldn't be showered upon the masterpiece of 620 game rolled by Dartmouth. Beyond taking Princeton for three games, they took California's high game of 598 by 9 pins. Buster Guarini's 123, Big-Feet Palladino's 108, Warbler Petrucci's grand 148; Long Fears Farraro's Ill, and Bet A-Buck Piedmonte's 13O totaled the 620. Congratulations, Dartmouth.
 California, with Drag-man Bianco rolling 362, took two from the fast stepping Yale team by wide mar gins. I still want to predict that Princeton and Dartmouth will be ,ghting for first place money rather than the present set-up of Califor- mia and Harvard.
 Army had only Suave Pettinicco hitting 300 for the night and con- sequently lost two to Brown. Hooker D'Angelo was the shining star for Brown with 36l. What happened to Chief Running Nose Faimiglietti?
 Havard's two bucaneer pickled Pass Passarullo and Mill-Er- up Ciminera pulled the team through hot coals for a one game margin win over Navy. No one could guess what happened to Navy, but Speedy Perigini with 278 and Long-Face Lombardi with 288 played Leap Frog" and Duck On The Stone" instead of bowling. Great handout, Navy! .
 Sunday, March 2 will be the next pow-wow and, gang, don't miss the session because of the new records being created, the standing at. The call for the session is at 100 p. m. sharp-Be on hand!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
HOCKEY RIVALS !. CLASH AGAIN
 TOMORROW EVE.
Game at MiddIebury; Der- win Donates Presidents
 Cup for Future Play

Tn their fourth attempt to play off the second game of a three- game series, t heWaterbury Hockey club and the St. Ann's are sched- uled to face the puck tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock in Q game un- der lights on the Middlebury rink. The final game for the champions ship will be played Sunday after noon at 4:S0 o'clock on the indoor ice of the New Haven arena.
 As an added incentive toward winning the championship . hand some silver trophy to be known in future competition as the Presi- dents Cup has been donated by William Josiah Derwin of the Park Department. A three-time winner of the trophy will retain it per- manently. Given good ice tomorrow nights game at Middlebury figures to draw @ crowd of several hum dred hockey lovers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
And Tuck Stage Of State Hoop No1D Reached
Boston Ice Fans
 Honor Morenz

Boston, March 1O.-(UP)- BOston's most rabid hockey fans the ones who occupy Che 40- cent gallery seats-dug deep last night to pay . touching tribute to . fayorite who skates no more.
 Their favOrite was HOwle MOrenz, veteran star of Les Canadiens, who died suddenly at Montreal Monday night.
 Several hours before the Bruins Detroit game, gallery ites who call themselves the "l3O Club" (because they aI- ways occupy section 13O at the Garden) started a voluntary collection among their mem bers. The collection netted SIS. To this amount, Manager Art Ross of the Bruins added $5.
 The SIS will pay for flowers and spiritual bouquets to be placed at MOrenz' bier.
 During the game, there hung from section 13O . black draped banner on which was inscribed the name ''MOrenz."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
Dozgm The DriveS With The ElkS

Bill Cavanaugh ....... 57 1O7'Io Dr. Lawlor ............ 57 1UioA
 Individual high single, no mark Jack Scadden, 96.
 Second individula high single, no mark-Bill Gilbert, 95; Carl Golden 95; Bill O'Donnell, 95.
 Third individual high single, no mark-Andy Putetti, 94; Fred La chance, 94; Dr. Leonard, 94.
 Averages-March Sth, 1887 to End of Season
 Tony Pope 107, John Spadaro III, Carl Gemino 99, Carmine Trumt!o 90, Dan DellaBella 93, Bill Cava- naugh 103, Bill Pollard 90, Jim Gal win 99, Connie Larson 96, L. La chance 99, Cy D'Vileskis 109, Bill Bumper 102, Bill Butkus 98, Andy Puttetti 98, Charles Probst 90, Dan Sullivan 98, Joe DiNova 103, Frank Kelliher 1O5, Walter HormanS 88, Jack Raynor no, Bill Verriker 109, Bub Wright 93, Charles Sasso 89, Al Kosky 1O6, John Mates 92, Herman Lux 99, Bill Cahill 103, Harold Bren- nan 95, John DeMasi 104, Paul Lux 85, Joe Mulville 96, Pat Cronan 87, Tommie Kelly 90, Bill ODonnell 102, Dr. Parker 91, Emil Mascola 107, Dr. DeNicola 101, Fred Bumper 102, Jim Flanagan 102, Mert Conner 88.
 Pat Gribbon IDA, John Scully 106, Vincent Scully 92, Art Young 89, Joe DeLauretis 99, Warren Cooke 100, Roy Fox 90, Pete Fox 84, Bill Gilbert 100, Pete Gilligan 9l, Dr. Cotterio 1Ol, Joe Fava 100, Nick Mariana 86, Charles Russolillo 1O1, Tony Masone 1O2, Dr. Leonard 94, Frank Tobin 94, Armand Blanchard 1O1, Tony Pas cucci 90, Dave Ford 93, Dick Hyland 1O3, Jack Roberts 10l, Ed Mclean lO2, Jim Byrnes l0l, Den Leahy 93, Bill Stanton 08, George Hayes 98, Charles Wiehn 99. Hugo Lange 10S, Lehman Harvey III, Joe Jarlott IOl, Dan G. Sullivan 86, George Sullivan lO4, Chris Dechent 90, Dick Pala- tine 96, Harvey Pelletier 99, Jim Walker ST. 88, Jim Walker Jr. 83. John Bennett 94, Dan Mahaney 91.
 Pat McPartland 90, Ferd Wolff 8l, Hal Hadley i039, Bill Dunleavey 100, John Collins l01, Jack Scadden iO3, Phil Coppetto lO8, Jack Fitzmaurice 06, Lawrence Rambo l03, Joseph Decley lOi, Joe Harpin IO6. Carl Golden iO6, Guy Pugra i05. Ed Dau- nais iO7, Dr. Dionne 93. Mike Whe- Ian 90, Ed O'Donnell 90, Mike OBrien 95. Jim Courtney 95. Dr. Lawl0r l0e. Jack Reilly iO8, Frank Kenny l0i. Pete Kenny 87. Frank Altman g4. Chris Braun 60. Bill Cum ningham III. Dick Fischer S2. Har- " Cashin 6e. Bernie Wilhelm 9s' Hill Warrington 90. Jack York O5, Jack H0lian 83. Jim Mccarthy e0' Bernie Shea 03. Bart ouilter g1' Nick DeNieola D7. John Saysn0 e4' Pat scanlon eS. Prank Campbell %, Prank DlBlasi N.
 Spare men: Dr. Thlebault 0B. Bill ViiggerslA lfls. Tes- T-'it-.s '"s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
HILLHOUSE AND WEAVER PAIRED
 IN HOOP GAME
Class "A" Rivals Meet To- night-NaugatuCk Won
 From Windsor

New Haven, Conn.,, March 10.-- CUP. The class "A" division of the state interscholastic basketball championship tournament will play the quarter final round here tonight with the defending titIeholder, Meri- den high, matched against Man. chester.
 Hillhouse, New Haven, will play Weaver of Hartford; Bristol opposes Hartford Public high, and New Brit ai.l plays Windham.
 In yesterdays quarter final round in class "B" Branford defeated Rob- ert Fitch, 43-14; Naugatuck elim- mated Windsor, 36-33; Lyman Hall | ,sted Wallingford 2 9-22, and Woodrow Wilson, Middletown, de- feated Gilbert, Winsted, 36-24.
 Naugatuck, March 10-Local bas- ketball fans who saw Naugatuck high play John Fitch high of Wind- sor yesterday afternoon in the Glass B tourney at the New Haven arena were delighted with the showing of the local team, which won 36-33 in an exciting tilt.
 Many plan to see the game with Branford high scheduled for tomor- row afternoon at o'clock. Bran- ford is the defending titilist and with Naugatuck was rated as @ fa- vorite to win the tourney.
 SharpshoOting
 The locals had 8 close shave against Fitch, mainly because of the sensational long-distance shooting of Rimouskas of John Fitch high, who in the last half caged four sensational shots from the floor and several others from in closer. His shooting enabled his team to take the lead momentarily from Nauga- tuck in the last quarter after the Garnet had led 19-8 at half-time However the Garnet put up fine battle and clicked with the winning points.
 Bill Cross, rangy center who has been improving with every game was high scorer for Naugatuck witt 10 points and Frank Neary, substi' ute, had a fine day, scoring nine points. Sweeney tailed eight more for Naugatuck. Rimosaukas cagec seven field goals and several fouls for 2l pointns. The Garnet missed only one foul try and John Fitch missed three. The score: huau
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10
TERRYVTLLE SPORTS

Terryville, March 10.-A meeting will be held in the Town Hall, Sum- day afternoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose of organizing state fish and game association, which will have for its purpose the bettering of hunting and fishing in this state.
 Several preliminary meetings have been held throughout the state durign the past few months and at next Sundays meeting officers will be elected and all plans for the or- ganization completed.
 Every sportsman's club in the state have been invited to send two dele
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-10

High scores
 Weekly high single-Bill Gilpert' 14S.
 Statistics for the period ending March 8th, 1887:
 Individual high single-Emil Mas cola, 167.
 Second individual high single-Dr. Cotterio, 165. - Third individual high single-Bili Cavanaugh. 1892.
 Individual high three games-Biil Cunningham, 397.
 Second individual high three games-Emil Mascola, SS4.
 Third individual high three games-John Sadaro, 352.
 Individual greatest number or strikes-Bill Cunningham, 3l. Second individual greatest number of strikes-John Sadaro, 30; Phil Coppett0 90.
 Third individual greatest number of strikes-Lehman Harvey, 20.
 High team three games-Harpin' 1889. Second high team three games Stanton, 1924.
 Third high team three games Pope. 1913.
 High team single-Pepe. 60l.
 Second high team single-Harpin' SIS.
 Third high team slngle-sianton,