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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
OMEN Z. CON 4

TOMORROW.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCT1ONEERS,
1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING
PREMISES NO. $40 T STREET NORTH
EAST
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust
duly recorded in Liber No 5944 folio 367
ct seq. of the land records of the District
of Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, AID. 1887. AT
THREE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises, situate in the
District OF Columbia and designated as
and being lot in the subdivision OF lots IN
square 1866. as per plat recorded In the
ONCE Of the surveyor for the District OF Co.
lumbia in Liber 49, at folio go.
Terms Of sale: All cash. A deposit Of
$500 90 will be required at time Of sale
All conveyancine recording, etc. at cost
Of purchaser Terms of sale to be COM
piled with within thirty days from day of
sale otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser, after five
days advertisement of such resale in sore
newspaper published in Washington. D. E..
E. CATESBY ROWZEE.
s W. O. HOHENSTEIN.
aSlo,1o.21.23.26 Trustees.
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EARNS FOR SALE.

$50 DoWN. 3,s ACRES ON GRAVEL ROAD
Atlantic 52o5-J or Natl 1858. 81.
FARM A., II MI. FROM D. c. ON
High PTidge; Bowie VIE I'd q mi from De
conv,. h.-w:h;, fruit. other buildings; fine
location; $4,000, terms. Additional acre
NAILEY. Hish Bridge, Bowie. Md.
SPLENDID DAIRY FARM. 147 ACRES
about IS miles from WASHINGTON: wide
frontage on Leesburg pike. Beautiful old
red brick 5s nH house in grove Of ees fine Krsz
OR NORTH 01o6 AFTER $40 PM
HIGHWAY CORNER PROPERTY NEAR
port !. IA miles from D. c.; 5000 per acre.
OWNER. Address Box ISIS. Star office.
BOSS + 4AEApa6sR4tRs RH55Is 1taa x ST.
HOME HON sfTEs THRouGHouF FfAS sHA1r1FUI HTI
MONTGOMERY CO.. MD.
300 acres, 1-room house, barn 50x100:
etheT outbuildings; splendid farm for only
I4e acres. all necessary farm buildings;
40 acres with improvements, near oney
Inn. 5000
Large dwelling. 5 acres. $4,000.
140 acres excellent farm, near Olney,
AZ acres, near Silver Spring.
100 acres. near Sandy Spring.
Other beautiful estates with modern
buildings and large acreage are Just a few
Of our many istings. For full informa-
tion and inspection call E. c. Thomas.
BOSS & PHELPS
National 1900. Realtors Adams 91o1
Suburban Poultry Plant.
Hatchery. capacity. $4,000 eggs: SOFT
brooder house, accommodates 3.4OO broil-
ers. Complete incubator and brooder equip
ment. T-room modern home IA acres
fertile soil. with small stream through
place. Situated on pike at edge of thriv-
ing town with bus and rail transportation;
l6 miles to D. C. Price, $4,000; terms,
$1,000 cash.
CHARLES w. NICOL,
Phone 219-J Gaithersburg. Md. 27s
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S7.5OO-NEAR 14th AND SPRING RID.
n.w--Modern Colonial brick home de-
sirably situated near car line; stores
and theaterS. Only few blocks from
Roosevelt High and Macfarland Junior
High Schools. Six splendid rooms. tile
bath (extra lavatory off master bed
room). hot-water heat. hardwood floors.
oak trim. Death in family forces owner
to sell at this low price.
81. .5OO-SEMI-DET HOME IN BUR-
LEITH, near Western High School-Six
rooms and bath large dining room
type. double rear porches. one-car ga
rage. hot-water heat maids room. Con-
venient to downtown. Only 81, 900 cash.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1903 H St NV National 2345
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See Mr. Walter 3 to 10 am. or
B. F. SAUL CO.
q25 18th St NV Natl 2l00
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE MILLS BLDG.
National 1870. Low rates N. Y. Atlanta,
BOSTON, Fla. Chi. CleY Local moving
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LOTS WANTED.

HAVE CASH FOR ANY LOT IN NORTH
west Washington, Call W. T. COTHERN,
T41S. %.
LOTS WANTED FOR STORES. SEMI
detached houses. row houses and small
apartments in D. c. Address Box 295-J.
Star office.
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AT CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
NEAR PAROCHIAL AND PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

11.T5O.
Ideal location: shade trees. southern ex-
posure; 4 bed rooms and bath: complete
maids bath on third floor: large glasSed-
in rear living porch also screened sleeping
porch: garage. Owner away. anxious to
sell. Phone Cleveland 2302 until pm.
THE FAMILY NOW LIVING IN THIS 90
foot row house near Grant Circle is moving
to Florida. They have put the house on the
market at $3.50 and the price is right.
There are two inclosed porches. one used
upstairs is rented for S62 so per month
Electric refrigeration. screens, garage
Phone Shepherd 4455 until 8 pm.
WAPLE a. JAMES INC
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

22-UNIT APARTMENT
Mlth yearly rental OF over $40. 10000.
the location is a desirable one. Each unit
mas mas Prigida!re, fireplace with gas log,
Write Tor further % details eeh Address pofcnss Box
4l9-S Star Office
ON K ST. OPPOSITE THE CENTER MAR
ket: nrst commercial; brick. 3 stories. 8
: kitchens; everything perfect condition
Rented at Sa2 80 month. Price only S6. $50
ve5 bds assn near sgssS GsRTEY TO bs seGu
l126 Vermont ave.
$40, 50o--IN GOOD SOUTHEAST RENTAL
secslon-Four-unlt apt. showing good net
ants furnish heat hot water etc; very low
upkeep. Georgia 4l3s
SEVERAL JUST COMPLETED. EXCEL
lent4y constructed 4-family-hat buildings
Sschools. SCI stores; churches. Yearly rental
s. 100. Tenants furnish heat Price. Sl5.-
;s,, 5no each M These buildings are selling rap
bav1s ana 1tsScat,9n. o9 Sal os, us today FLOYD
Rent to white for $3.50 each monthly.
eLec:. h.-w.h. good condition Priced to
snow good return. Owner wants cash offer
FLOYD F, DAVIS CO National o352' Eve Eve.
nlngS. Wisconsin 4s44
NORIHWES
Monderful investment for your idle
garage Rented to responsible merchant to
net large return on purchase price
THOS. E FARRELL CO. Realtors
-.z1 1uth St NV. National 07s5.
4-FAMILY APARTMENT.
FIRST COMMERCIAL AREA,
&, Ol VIDE ST west of GeorgIa ave Fine
location, Tenants furnish own heat. Lot
:S4x95 to paved alley. Yearly rental
5000. No other property of this type
available here. BOSS & PHELPS, Ma
TI0NAL 5000; OR CALL MR.. TAMMARo,
COLUMBIA 2323
&C 4 coop INCOME WITH SAFETY
DO .T21HoMNEA.CELLENT T1oNE NORTHWEST SEC
for two families, consisting OF s rooms,
yard Income ot si'oso lNa1es Der Rear Rear' large
SO 5O0-1n Washingtons most convenient
RESIDENTIAL community. one square from
Two car lines. Seven rooms. tile bath
with with shower. Bed room or sun room
heat. slate roof fireplace garage
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.
-Ioo2 II st: NV. National 2345.
A STRICTLY MODERN FIREPRooF
apartment house Of concrete constrnc-
llon located in one OF the finest apart
ment house sections of northwest Wash
heton; This building is always filled to
capacity. It Is rented on very reason
s aoie schedule and will pay at least 500
i'e' 'hcoEe sfrr on NJ eSusy g .giee Price s52,5oO
1920 K ST NV Metropolitan 1929,
S4,5oo-2 HOUSES.
tented d mats: ca. g rms. porches; 50 500
trust; ca. $500 down. Atlantic 4lS7-W
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2-Apartment house site zoned soc;
good W. section; all improvements in:
on grade and solid ground: Sl.2o
Der II
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MONEY TO LOAN,

CONTINUED
MONEY TO LOAN ON D REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service
JESSE e. HEISKELL l115 Eye st NV
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 5Hacs RATE
Of interest on improved d. G. real estate
Inquire Loan Dept.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
S06 H st. NV National O7l4
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SMALL APT.
6APTS., 2 STORES, OIL HEAT;
DOWNTOWN LOCATION; $13,-
$50; SHOWS EXCELLENT RE
TURNS.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN,
919 New York Ave. NV Natl. 6562.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

COntlnue0.)
End COMMERCIAL ZONE FOR YOUR
BUSINESS. PROMINENT HIGHWAY
PRICED REASONABLY. CALL NORTH
HOME SEEKERS. INVESTORS BUILDERS
Get data on many lots; small acreage,
N, E. RYON CO. .12l6 N. Y. ave. 341s
14th. 2203 Wilson blvd.
2nd COMMERCIAL, IN NEIGHBORHOOD
OF 5th AND SITS. NV. SUITABLE FOR
ANY BUSINESS. NOW IMPROVED WITH
. FRAME HOUSES. PRICE $4,000.
CALL NORTH 7471.
8 ROW LOTS. Mr.. PA. AVE. & 18TH s. E,
S75O each
9 4-family sites, al imps.. 81 900 each.
OHARE ESTATES 224 r NE No. 1447
HILLENDALE, MILES FROM D. C.. IN
Montgomery County. All city improve
ments. Lots from a acre up. Priced
from $500. Wooded or cleared sites,
rolling or level
WE PLAN, FINANCE BUILD.
Drive out Piney Branch I'd. to signs and
ofiice. Or call Adams O022.
CORNER-Sl. 800
N. H. and South Dakota aves.; paved
streets; excellent location for detached
Gso1s,, hogSs See See Mr.. Grove, evening phone
ADELBERT w LEE.
l343 H St. NV District 1900.
ZONE FOR FLAT-S65O.
On grade. 6Oxs0, Bennings section;
water and sewer are in. See Mr. Stebbn,
evening phone Lincoln L6so4-J
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 st. NV. District 1900.
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MASSACHUSETTS
HEIGHTS.
S1O.5OO.

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
Beautifully Handicapped Groom, 2-bath
house. with ,2-car garage and large lot:
srea Hs II 1s % sUY
LIFETIME. For information. phone Met
rODO1itan k034 anv time
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1928 Randolph st. ne: detached brick:
can Be- for ans
gas heat lot, 44x129. with .2-car de-
tached saraEN Owner must sell. Open
daily.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
10Oz Gath ~. NE pouokAO e09l.
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B RMS. BATH; PRI. ENTRANCE; BACK
porch garage, ami; heat. gas, light
furn. 21l Albany ave. Takoma Park.
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BEAUTIFUL 2-RM APT. KIT. DINETTE,
bath; ideal location; in new apt. house;
latest fixtures. Party leaving city. $3.50
1Stb st Ant As
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New detached brick house. six lovely
rooms. breakfast alcove. large porch:
furred walls. built lin garage, hot-water
heat. Outstanding buy. Priced reasonable
for quick sale. Terms can be arranged.
Open Saturday and Sunday 81.
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. to Alabama
ave. turn left to 45th pl left to house,
Mo- lOlS
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CHOICE BUILDING SITES
No, J., D. c, Mich. PIX Com, GroupISl, 900
lots - groups OF 3 EACH. facing Sar
gent I'd. at Allison St ne. paved street.
water and sewer available.
No. 2. Md 6s'xI75-Sl 900.
Woodland section of Greenwich Forest
Beautiful shade trees. Just off GEORGE
town I'd
No 3, Md 7O' to 1O0x15O'-Sl $50 Each
English Village lots. facing Wilson lane
and Rodner rd.. Just of Maiden lane. Beau
tlful lots paved street. water and sewer in
front Of lots.
Will cooperate with builder by taking
part of purchase price as second trust be-
hind construction loan. For further infor-
maj ton. call Mr. Towbes
1904 K ST NV CAFRITZ Dist 9OSo
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS-l5.4 400 FIT. 900
# frontage; very high wooded sidewalk
constructed. sewers installed. Water gas
elec at corner. owner, MRS FRIES,
1905 Woodley I'd. NV. Cleveland 1910.
THREE LOTS. TOTAL FRONTAGE 93
feet on Jenifer ST. near Nebraska ave.
Sewer. water. paved alley, $500.
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1896 18th ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath; will redecorate; electric refrlgera-
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4lo2 ILLINOIS AVE. N;W.-@nd FLOOR,
= large rooms kit. Seml-prlV. bath: heat
cleo. gas refrgeration. phone furnished;
g. Columbia $40 ~
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INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY.
Price, $12,950.00; rent,
$3.50 per month. New, we'll
built four-family apartment
building; excellent rental Sec
ton; tenants furnish heat,
gas and electricity. See Mr..
Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. Natl. 21OO.
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NEW-6 ROOMS 2 BATHS

NEAR 10th AND M SITS. NV.
Good roomlng house. 3-story brick; 9
rooms bath. All-modern, real bargain for
$3.50. Call Mr. Raine, Ran. 3441.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th NV Dist 3347
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Two-story brick 90 it. wide. containing
8 rooms and bath; convenient location
PRICE. $3.50. Call MR.. GUIFFRE at
Lincoln 7342 Sunday or Met 2S27 week
days. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 In
veStment Bldg
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
LOCAL REAL ESTATE. UNENCUMBERED,
ol value of $4,000. for Central North
Carolina property
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
SO7 Union Trust Bldg National $780,
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
THE lockwood,
1925 3rd ST. NE.
THE EVARTS.

THE EVARTS,
315 EVARTS ST. NE
Two modern buildings. overlooking quiet
wooded section, 4 blocks north of r. I.
ave. n.e.-Several attractive arrangements
Of rooms. kitchenette, dinette and bath,
ElectroluX refrigeration: natural trim. lin
en-f1nish wall paper, custom-built kitchen
cabinets; So
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
1900 Eve St NV Met 1850
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1850.
1St AND r. I. AVE. NV.

rooms. h; VII. elec. refrigeration. q
car garage; in excellent condition CAN
Mr. OCONNOR. District 300 or Adams
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EXCELLENT VALUES.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd NV.
1860 ClydeSdale Pl NV.
S45 .00-Apt. 105-Rec. hall, living room
with Murphy bed dinette, kitchen and
bath, electric refrigeration.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.
1905 ARKANSAS AVE. NV
$50 .00-Apt 302-Reception hall lv-
ing room with Murphy bed bed room.
dinette kitchen and bath; electric refriger-
alton.
IN PETWORTH-S65.00.
337 DELAFIELD PL. NV. APT. 3.
Living room two bed rooms, dinette,
kitchen, bath, electric refrigerator; heat
and hot water furnished. Available May l.
4S15 4th ST. N.W.-S5350.
Apt. 4ERec. hall, living room, bed
room, dinette, kitchen and bath; heat and
hot water furnished.
$40 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-S55.O0.
Apt. No. 202-Rec. hall, living ROOM
bed room kitchen and bath; electric re-
frigeration.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
22O ALLISON ST. N.W.-$55 90.
Apt. No. 112-Unusualy large living
room, bed room, dinette. kitchen and bath;
cleo. refrigeration; heat and hot water
furnished.
IN MT PLEASANT,
1865 LAMONT ST. NV.
S52 :50-Apt No. 27-Rec. hall. living
room. bed room, kitchen, dinette and bath;
Frigidaire, heat and hot water furnished.
1404 K. CAFRITZ. Dist. 90sO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-02
TICKET SPECS
IN NAUGY few
OFFICIALS SAY.
Small W Court RespOns-
ible for Poor Accom-
mOdatiOns =

Naugatuck, Feb. 2.-Reports Of
specializing on tickets at the Tor.
rington-Naugatuck high basketball
game last Saturday night at the
local Y. M. @. A. have again ena-
phasized the need here for . suit
able athletic hall at which those
who desire to see the games could
be fully Accommodated.
Coach Peter J. Foley today told
The Democrat that a check on re-
pots of specializing failed to re-
veal that any was done. After the
tilt a number of Torrington fans
complained they had to pay as high
as s" for tickets to the game, the
regular price for which was rs to
kigh school students and 40 to
adults.
1t was pointed out that in adj
dition to Torrington fans being
turned away because Of lack Of
seating capacity at the "Y" gym
where the game was played, there
wee many more Naugatuckians who
wished to see the tilt who could
not be Accommodated. 1t Is believed
that twice as many as did get in
wanted to SEE the contest. ~,
Got Tickets Early L
Torrington high was sent block
of tickets which 1t requested by
Thursday and on Saturday morning
some Torrington fans who came here
wee given tickets, However prac-
tically all Of the tickets available
for the contest were gone by Sat-
urday noon. E
There are quite a number Of fans
who have attended high school bas-
ketball games each week for years
and who reserve their tickets we'll
in advance. These were given their
tickets when they called for them
Saturday night. However, few others
were sold. "
Coach Foley pointed out that
when Naugatuckians go to Torring-
ton to view hoop games although
they get into the site of the game
they often can't see the tilt because
there is only standing room avail
able.
Some high school youngsters to-
day reported seeing tickets being
sold here Saturday night outside
the "Y" for high prices but 1t is
believed that these instances were
few and ther is no doubt they were
done without the knowledge Of local
authorities. ,.,
Offered More
1t was cdaimed that visitors rn-
able to get ticket to the contest
offered higher prices and that some
yielded to the opportunity and sold
their tickets.
The problem would not have
a. .sen if there were ample seating
capacity. 1t is possible that this new
problem may again give impetus to
the evercreasing demand here for
a recreation hall which would pro-
vide such space. -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-02
Fans Come First Borough Basketball Polio
TRIBES TRIPPED
BY BALDWINS;
CENTS WIN Ait
Lyons and LOngO Quit
Team in "HiIl" Loop;
Robins Routed

Minus the services Of Red"
Lyons and Felix Longo. two Of their
most dependable performers, the
Tribunes were defeated last night
by the Baldwin Props, 1888, while
the Gents Of the Hill completely out
ceased the Robins, Alt, to knock
OF the lid in the second round Of
the Washington Park Community
House Senior League.
Bedell worked hard to overcome
the obstacles caused by the absence
of the star pair, but his 13 points
were not suficient. The Props took
the lead early in the game and held
tenaciously to it throughout, aided
and allotted by Roy Bates and Tom
Nice ormack.
One Sided
After very slow start, in which
they were held to a % deadlock
until the end of the first period,
the Gents Of the Hill started an In
tensive scoring campaign to COM
pletely rout the Robins in very
slow and uninteresting set-to, Alt.
Bob Grady and Joe Bowey led the
attack for the winners with IA and
10 points respectively, while Mike
Bowen scored points, of which
were on fouls. Mike was completely
bottled up and unable to unleash
his long shot attack last night. The
score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-02
CASEY GIVEN
WIN ON FOUL
KOverly Starts Riot in New
York Ring as Cops
Come Arunning

New York, Feb. 2-UP)-Steve
"Crusher" Casey from County Ker-
ry, Ireland, was step nearer a
heavyweight wrestling title shot to-
day after his victory, on foul, over
George Koverly, Jugoslav from Cali
fornia.
The foul decision, given by vet
eran Referee George Bothner, set
off one-man riot in which Koverly
was finally subdued by a squad of
New York city policemen.
Koverly, ordered to his corner
after disregarding four warnings
against kneeing Casey in the groin,
broke past Bothner and tore into
Casey, both fists flying. Casey
slugged back and deputies of the
athletic commission ordered police
into the ring. Finally the Jugo-
slav was dragged away to the show
ers.
Their first match, held recently
in Boston, ended similarly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-02
This Could Happen

that "Jgger" Paladno
Holy Name societ annual smoker recalls at least
Of the former eaherie that has
Jgers and his manager Eddie Cuey Bridgeport
evening rather dapdated fyver"
his ring earnings and on the down the Nichols the
often enough few blowots
thinking walking way
and the local
Well to make matters the
scrapper would have to climb in
the back which he did When they pulled at the
trail and alighted the complaints of "gge"
to the driver and made
back to return h charge Waterbury Deliver
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-02
HOGAN HAPPY ON
PLANS TO CUT
WEIGHT TO 225!.
Big League Future De-
ponds on Diet Used By
''Shanty"
By ERNEST BARCELLA


Boston, Feb. 2-Baseballs Man
Mountain-James Francis Hogan
was Of today to Hot Springs, Ark,
where he hopes he'll melt of enough
tonnage In the next three weeks to
make him No. / catcher Of the 1887
Washington Senators.
Large Francis, who ate his way
right out of the big leagues 18
months ago, is dieting his way back.
Deducting isn't the pleasantest
thing for a guy VIII olike his gro
ceries as does our Mr.. Hogan. But
that's the price he must pay If he
wants to stick in the big time. Be-
sides, orders are orders.
In this case, the orders come from
owner Clark Griffith of the Sena-
tors. He pulled "Shanty" out of the
minors three weeks before the close
of the 1886 campaign and gave the
fat boy another chance in the big
leagues. But Griff says Hogan will
have to fall away to 225 pounds by
the time he reports to Washingtons
training camp at Orlando, Fla.
February %.
Determined
It'll please me more than Mr.
Griffith If can make 225 pounds by
Feb. 49," Shanty chuckled as he de-
parted for Arkansas and a strict
reducing routine with a signed con-
tract at his hip-pocket.
Brother Hogan confided he was
ASHAMED to admit" what he
weighed at the close of the past
Saston. CPS. 1851.
But" beamed Shanty as he end
ed four months of Information at
his Somerville home, Il got right
down to business. Generally, when
the season was over, I'd come home
and eat lot. But this year, stayed
away from the home plate-dieted. u
Shanty,s food-snubbing cam
paign has whitfield his weight down
to 245-his smallest preseason
poundage ever.
In his first year with the New
York Giants back in 1928, Hogan
scaled 257 at the start Of the sea-
son and finished at pit. AS the years
went on, however, his ever-increas-
ing heft made him correspondingly
ineffective, adding to the late John
McGraw'S managerial woes.
Back and Forth
AS a result, in 1882 Shanty was
sold baS..S to the Boston Braves from
whence he came in the Rogers
Hcrnsby deal of 1927. A fine hitter,
Hogan grew so ponderous in the
Braves dark days of 1885 that he'd
have to hit lusty double to get
to first base. So Shanty was cut
loose that August, finished the sea-
son with Minneapolis, hooked on
with Albany Of the International
league last season and finally was
rescued by Washington.
Eyes SIR" chanted Shanty, II want
to stay up in the big time. I'm III
pretty good shape now, but III feel
great after those workouts at Hot
Springs. Those mountain hikes and
hot baths are just the thing. /
worked off 10 pounds that way last
year. So it can be DONE"
Let's see now, 245 less 18-Hmm!
Oh, Mister Griffith! Guess your
tat boy will be down to 225 all
right!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-02
SOUIRES DEFEAT
HOPEVILLE TEAM
Blues Lose 29 to u; VIM
ners Meet Press Hi-Y
Tomorrow Night

Holding a 10 to 2 lead after the
first ten minutes of play the Hope,
vile Blues weer held scoreless the
second period and were outplayed
in all departments in the last two
quarters as they dropped a 20 to
% verdict to the Columbian Squires
last evening at the Barnard school
gym.
Ben DAILY. Greg Gilmartin, Johnny
Slavin and Bob McNellis excelled
for the Squires while Lefty" MAJ
zarella was the only threat the
Blues offered.
Tomorrow night the Squires will
meet Nobert Wrinn's Press .Hi-Y at
the Central Y at Z o'clock while
Saturday night they will invade
Manchester for a return tussle with
the Moriary Brothers Juniors. The
box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-02-02
LEAVENWORTH AT
WILBY TONIGHT

Leavenworth high school varsity
and second teams will stack up
against speedy combinations from
Wildly when the teams clash tonight
on the Wildly court in a city series
game, which will probably be won
by Wildly, though tending to sharpen
the Leavenworth attack for their
test with WATERFOWL on the annual
L. H. s. sports carnival next week.
Torrington which has lost but one
game in the Valley league to date
meets Crosby Saturday, with a
chance to avenge the only defeat
handed them.