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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19
new YORK man
GETS PENALTY
Gerard JendrOn Fined for
Collision Sunday With /
Waterbury Car

Beacon Falls, Jan. 1e-Gerard
Jendron Of 126 Valley street, larry
town, N. T., was fined IS and costs
Of 41l.75 in local court yesterday
on q charge Of violation Of the rules
Of the road. Jendron's auto collided
with car driven by William King
Sunday night near the High Rock
turnout. Neither the two operators
nor the two passengers in the ma
chimes were hurt, state police re-
ported.
To Elect OfiiceFs
The annual election Of officers Of
the Beacon Falls Library association
will be held next Monday night AZ
the library room at Center school
at 8 o'clock, Miss Maud Eggleton,
librarian, has announced. Mrs.
Chester Garvin Is president now.
The members will discuss plans
for the annual membership cam
paign.
Meet Tonight
A meeting Of Golden Rod Temple,
Pytliian Sisters, will be held In
Pythian hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
The recently elected officers will pre-
side. Plans will be made for o social
affair In the near future.
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100 Attend Membership Bridge Monday of Women's Club
Plastering Work In
Post Office Started
AnsOnia Company Awarded COntract-New Lights to
Be Installed and Plumbing Work to Be Altered

Naugatuck, Jan. 10 - Work Of
plastering the entire ceiling Of the
lobby Of the local postofIice and Of
plastering cracks in the interior
Of the once has started. The
Thomas Moran Company Of An
sonia has been awarded the con-
tract for this work by the govern
ment, Postmaster Frank T. Green
said today.
It was learned that extensive re-
pairs amounting to almost COM
plete renovation Of the interior OF
the ONCE is planned. The plaster Of
the lobby fell away on July II, last
year and at the same time some
plaster In the interior also cracked
and fell. The Moran Company will
complete repairs on this.
However, Postmaster Green an
nounced that carpenter work will be
done on the interior, that Is re-
pairs that are necessary will be
made. In addition. plumbing work
in the building will be altered with
more modern equipment being sup
piled. New lights will be installed
and a painting job will be done on
the interior.
1t Is not planned to alter the
present arrangement Of the interior,
the room where mail Is handled be-
ing left basically as It Is except for
the renovations mentioned above.
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MINSTREL PLANNED
BY FULTON CLUB

Plans are rapidly progressing for
the annual Minstrel and Dance
which Is to be given by the Fulton
Athletic Club on March 4th at the
Kingsbury school gymnasium
Many local singers OF unusual tai
ent have been secured and the solos
planned for the program will appeal
TO the large audience which Is ex-
pccted TO attend. The comedy OF
the evening will be capably handled
by Joe Barone and Claude Parton,
who will act as end men. Several
novelties have also been arranged
to enliven the program.
A meeting OF the club and re-
hcarsal for the minstrel will be held
on Thursday evening at the Pearl
Street Community Club at which all
members are urged to attend.
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COMMUNITY CLUB
MEETS THURSDAY
installation of PIatts Mills
Officers to Feature
Assembly
fspecial TO The Democracy


Platts Mills, Jan. l9-Newly-elec
ed officers OF the Plats Mills Com
munity Club. Inc. will be installed
at colorful exercises Thursday even
ing at 8 o'clock In the restaurant Of
the Bristol Company Office here.
Delegations from community clubs
from Waterbury and surrounding
towns will be cordially welcome to
attend Thursdays program.
A program Of entertainment will
follow the induction at which q
member Of the local club. Fred Bit
terman, will ofiiciate. Refreshments
will be served at the conclusion Of
the evening.
The officers 10 be installed will
be: President, Gus Metz; vice-pres-
ident, Walter H. Roberts; treasurer,
Pierre Pronovost; and secretary,
Mrs. Gus Metz.
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To Remove Rubbish

To Remove Rubbish
The periodical cleanup by the
street department will be held
Thursday and Friday Of this week,
Superintendent Of Streets James
Brophy announced today. This Is
done about every six weeks and Is
for the purpose Of giving local res
idents the opportunity to rid their
premises Of unsightly rubbish.
Street department trucks will go
through the various streets Of the
borough and residents are again re-
quested TO cooperate. The persons
wishing the tin cans, bottles and
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PUCKSTERS WELL PAID

New York-Lester Patrick, mana
ger Of the New York Rangers, in
forms that the average salary for a
hockey player is $4,000 for four and
a half moth season.
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Just how LONG the entire work will
take Is not known. Mr.. Green said
that contracts for the carpentry,
wiring, plumbing and painting work
have not yet been let. 4
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Plan Sale Thursday

j cake Gale Will be held by the
Ladies Aid society Of the Salcmn
Lutheran church Thursday from
IL n. m. TO A y. m. at Carlson's
furniture store on Church street.
Mrs. Victor Rohs heads the COM
mittcc In charge.
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Installation Tamarra,p

A large attendance Is expected
AT the public installation OF officers
OF Columbia Rcbekah lodge, No. IS,
o. o. r. Tomorrow night IN Odd
Fellows hall. Mrs. Media L. Lamsen,
ID. ID. president, and her staff of
Seymour. will have shargc of the
induction.
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Meets Tomorrow

Legal matters will be discussed
at meeting tomorrow night at z
o'clock OF ST. Georges Lithuanian
society at It's hall In Linden park.
All members arc requested TO at
tend.
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stIll Continue Search

Local police were stu searching
near the vicinity OF Smiths pond
in Millville 10 determine whether
the body OF man whose clothing
was found on bank OF the pond
Sunday morning. had been washed
up on land.
The law cnforccrs were continu
ing today 10 make inquiries TO as
certain whether anybody was miss
iry but as yts nobody has been re-
ported missing.
The heavy flow of water into the
pond, swellcd by recent rains, caus-
ed dragging work to be discontinued
yesterday afternoon and 1t is felt
useless to resume this until the
waters have subsidized somewhat.
The clothing Is being kept at tho
police station In case anybody in
tcrcstcd should wish TO examine It,
AS more time goes by with nobody
reported missing. wonder increases
whether somebody left the clothing
as o Coke" II II was done for this
1t was far from being funny but
undoubtedly the perpetfator of such
q "jokc" would be afraid to inform
police that 1t was one.
II success does not result today II
will be necessary TO wait several
days to see II body comes to the
8, face. He still holds TO the sui
eide theory.
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DR.. il. HARVEY
ROTARY SPEAKER
Waterbury Hospital Physi-
clan to Discuss 'X-Ray'
Tomorrow Noon

Naugatuck, Jan. 19-Dr Joseph
l.. Harvey Of the Waterbury hospi-
tai staff will be the speaker at the
weekly meeting Of the Naugatuck
Rotary club tomorrow noon at Halls
tavern. His subject will be THE
X-Ray" with pictures.
The Rotary club bowling team
will meet the Waterbury Rotarians
Friday night at o'clock at the
local "Y". Idris Anderson Is cap
tain Of the Naugatuck combine.
Meet Thursday
The January meeting Of the To-
cal Boy Scout district will be held
Thursday at Sis p. m. at the local
YMCA. Important matters arc 10
be discussed and Harold e. Chitten-
den, chairman, urges all members
to attend.
Successful Year Reported
The Emmanuel Lutheran church
enjoyed successful years, reports OF
the various departments including
the Sunday school, Young Peoples
society, the Ladies' Aid and others
showed at the annual meeting OF
the church, held last night In the
church hall.
Charles Vagt, was again elected
president OF the church council
Other officers are Edmund Mock
ley, financial secretary; Otto Lus-
chnat, assistant financial sccre-
tary; Henry Krampetz, recording
AkSSs. Ill
Miss Bertha Schiller, Sunday school
superintendent; Ferdinand Semrow
Charles Schrul, Rudolph and Albert
Litke, William Kruger and Otte
Lucas council members.
o'clock at the home of Mrs. James
M. Lutte, $50 Cliff street. 1t was
originally announced the meeting
would be at the home Of Mrs. AL
phonSc Noble.
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After the shellacking Ills team
took. Ben Mellor was very quiet but
he and Bob Nelson assure the world
that they are not out Of the race.
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Mrs. Frances Mariana OF Forrest
street and Mrs. Mary Triano and
Mrs. Rose Vitelli OF May street have
returned from New York city where
they recently visited friends.
Tax Collector James +. Fitz-
gerald who has been confined to
J 3 home by illness during the past
week, has returned TO work. His
health is much improved.
l.. v. Olson has been elected
president OF the Bristol Company
Employees Aid association. Other
officers chosen were: l.. Brand
meyer. yice-president; w. B. Davis,
financial secretary; Alec Nolde
recording secretary; Eric Gabriel
son, treasurer. The association Is In
goog financial condition, reports
show.
The marriage OF Miss Dorothy
Harris. daughter OF Heiry Harris,
TO Michael Bosco, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Bosco OF Mil street,
Waterbury, has been announced. II
WAS held Jan. 8, 1887.
On Committees
Naugatuck representatives at the
state legislature have been assigned
to committees. Representative Jo-
scph L. Jackson was named yes
terday TO the important roads.
rivers and bridges committee. Rep
rescntatiye Durkin was appointed 70
the congressional and senatorial
district committee and also TO the
state parks and reservations group.
Colvin Smith Of Beacon Falls has
been made q member OF the for
fcited rights committee. All these
are house committees.
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Scotland has q labor short
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Personal Mention

Miss Evelyn Feclcy OF Ward stree
was a visitor Sunday In New Yorl
city.
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Chief Still Holds
To Suicide Theory
In Mysterious Case
Clothing Found on Bank of Pond Retained By Police as
Town Seeks Body in Sweled Waters-Asses-
sOrs Busy Completing Grand List of Town
NAUGATUCK
Wm. J. Baxter, Correspondent-Phone Naugatuck ss-a

Naugatuck, Jan. 10 - About 100
persons attended the annual men,
bership bridge yesterday afternoon
b. the Naugatuck Women's club In
Masonic hall. The affair was quite
successful and enjoyable.
1t was in the form Of dessert
bridge and awards we're made to
t ose having the highest scores.
Mrs. Albert Holnbcrg was chair
man Of the committee In charge
and the success Of the affair Is an
indication of the fine work done by
this group.
Those attending: Mrs. Warren
Abel, Mrs. Arvid Anderson, Mrs.
Robert Anderson, Mrs. George Bar
wick, Miss Iverna Birdsall, Mrs.
David Bluestone, Mrs. Stuart Boyd,
Mrs. Harry Carter, Mrs. John Cas-
key, Mrs. B. Hadley Cox, Mrs.
John Cullinane, Mrs. John Deegan,
Mrs. George J. Donovan, Mrs. Rob-
ert Fem, Mrs. George Follett, Mrs.
Norris M. Follett, Mrs. Donald
Fowler, Mrs. Chester Garvin, Mrs.
Cecil Grant, Mrs. Verne Grisamer,
M ). Edmund o. Hess, Mrs. William
Hoadley, Mrs. Albert w. Holmberg,
Mrs. Clarence Holt, Mrs. Clayton
Houseknecht, Mrs. Robert House.
knecht.
Mrs. r. Leslie Howard, Mrs. Err
nest D. Hull, Mrs. Kenneth john
son, Mrs. Clarence e. Jones, Mrs.
Il. Harold Keeler, Miss Nancy Kin
kead, Mrs. w. Glenn Kirby, Mrs.
James Kissane, Mrs. Walter Lam
son, Mrs. william Laube, Jr., Mrs.
l.. H. Little, Mrs. Marshall Long,
Mrs. Martin Lynn, Mrs. Emil
Mannweiler, Mrs. Albert Marsh,
Mrs. Ludwig Meuser, Miss Dorothy
Moss. Mrs. Elmer Munson, Mrs.
George Mccarthy, Mrs. William
Neary, Mrs. Adolph Nelson.
Mrs. William Noble, Jr., Miss FL
ma Nyberg, Mrs. H. v. Olson, Mrs.
c. Ronald Peakcr, Mrs. Howard A..
Peet, Mrs. G. S. Pine, Mrs. l.. p.
Rackc, Mrs. C. J. Randall, Mrs. F..
B. Robinson, Mrs. w. II. Russell,
Mis-. Maurice Scanlon, Mrs. Elmer
Schmitz, Mrs. A. e. Spears, Mrs.
J. M. Sutherland, Mrs. Lucius
T mlinson, Mrs. M. A. Townc, Mrs.
William +. Tuley, Mrs. Andrew
Wrtson, Miss Helen Whitlock, Mrs.
q. Hester Wigglesworth, Mrs. Gard
ne: Wood, Mrs. Frederick zonino.
Mrs. Bronson, Mrs. WithcrWax,
Mrs. Paul, Mrs. G. Il. Anderson. Mrs.
Philip Thompson, Mrs. j. U. Ferris,
Mis-. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs.
Scott Clark, Mrs. Frank Gillon, Mrs.
Raymond Carlson, Mrs. r. Scott
Conovcr, Mrs. Charles Gates and
Mrs. Frank Smith.
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Leave For Bermuda
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Olson OF
Hillside avenue left Saturday on a
trip to Bermuda. They will return
TO New York City to visit their
daughter, Lois, next Saturday. Mr.,
Olson is a weIl-known local drug
gist.
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for the rest Of this week completing
the work Of preparing the Crane
list. This must be ready by January
81.
The relief board which consists Of
George Lambert, chairman, Richarc
Durkin and William Mariana, will
meet TO receive appeals from prop.
crty owners on the following date
Monday, February ], from 2:30 D
m. to s p. m. and from 7:30 TO 8.3t
p. m. Other meetings will be hele
at the same hours on February 8
8, II; 10 and 20.
Property owners who are dissatis.
fled with the assessments giyer
them by the board of assessors car
appeal to the relief board to make
changes In the figures. The assessor,
are Rocco Mariana and George
Waite.
To Witness Inauguration
Leo Dinneny OF Scott street viii
be one OF the Naugatuckians at thu
Inauguration Of President F. D
Roosevelt In Washington, ID. c. to.
morrow. Mr.. Dineny has already
left. He will spend several days ir
Washington as the guest OF hi
brother, James Dinneny OF that city
Chittenden at Meeting
Superintendent Of Schools Harold
z. Chittenden represented the loca
school department at the meeting
OF mayors, Wardens, school super
intendents and other educators OF
the state, held at the Hotel Bono
yesterday. The group of $50 agreed
to make an organized appeal to the
general assembly for increased state
educational aid without higher
property taxes. Superintendent
Chittenden reports a very interest
ing meeting.
Condition Better
Improvement Is reported in the
condition Of Miss Helen Norwash oil
Meadow street who was operated on
last week at the Waterbury hospital
Plan Party
Plans for a public card party To
be held tomorrow afternoon at $40
o'clock In PytIlian hall were made
at a meeting OF the auxiliary of the
local post, American Legion, held
last night at the home of Mrs. John
Desmond, Crofut street.
There will be tables for bridge
pinochlc and prizes will be award
ed the winners. Refreshments will
be served. Miss Mary Leary heads
the committee in charge.
Annual Inspection
The annual inspection of Aller'
ton Chapter r. A. M. will take plac,
In Masonic Temple Friday night a
1880 by Deputy Grand High Prizes
Bliss w. Clark, OF New Britain. TIL,
PNyal Arch Degree will be exem.
plified. Invitations have been cx.
tended TO Eureka chapter of Water.
bury, Milford Chapter. Jerusalem
Chapter of Bridgeport and Ritten.
housc Chapter Of Stamford. Re.
freshments will be served at the
close by Henry Zwick and his corps
OF assistants. All Royal Arcl
Magons are invited.
Plan Installation
Installation OF rcccntly-elcctet
officers OF Naugatuck camp. No. 81
Woodmen of the World, will be helc
at Goodyear hall Thursday, Feb. II
State Manager Abel will officiatc
Francis r.. Lafo was chosen consu
commander OF the camp; II. o
Njssen. past consul commander
John Mondick. Acknowledgement
Michael Mondick, escort; Johr
Sigetti. banker: John l.. Loyer
secretary; John Hasscndfeld, watch
man; William Kaiser, sentry; audi
tors Ingward Nissen, chairman; two
year term. John J. Jordan; three
year ter, Thomas Hardin.
To Induct Officers
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other rubbish removed must place
stun in cans or other receptacles
near the front Of their homes.
Those houses not visited on
Thursday will be serviced on Friday
by the workers who will be under
the direction Of Assistant Super
intendent Harold Murtna. Each
time this cleanup has been under
taken, 1t has proved quite popular
and has become increasingly SO
lately.
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Meeting Dates Set
with dates for meeting OF tie
board OF relief set. the board OF as
SCISSORS were buoy today and will be
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To Witness Inauguration
Leo Dinneny Of Scott street will
be one OF the Naugatuckians at the
Inauguration Of President F. D.
Roosevelt in Washington, d. c. to-
morrow. Mr. Dineny has already
left. He will spend several days in
Washington as the guest Of his
brother, James Dinneny OF that city
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To Induct Officers

IV IHUUCC VTEICCT6
Installation OF officers Of Aetna
lodge, No. 81. o. s. of b. will be held
tomorrow night at o'clock in
Goodyear hall. All members are
asked To attend and bring refresh
m ,ntS.
Meet T0mmorOw
Circle G. of the Ladies Aid Society
OF the Congregational church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2
Evening star., 1937-04-23
ST. JOHNS SELECTS
STARTING STICKERS
Count Heavily on Smith, Ham.
mann in Contest Saturday
at College Park.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, April 23.-After
= the final lengthy practice OF the
week this afternoon, Coach John
Donohoe has announced the lineup
Of the St. Johns lacrosse team to
start against Maryland at College
Park tomorrow.
1t follows:
Goal, Levely; point, sadler; cover
point, Christhilf; first defense, Town
send; second defense. Rowe; center,
Macmillan; second attack, Hammann;
first attack, Bordley; out home, Smith;
in home, Buck
The Johnnies are counting particu-
larly upon the goal-shooting ability Of
Ev Smith and Warren Hammann.
The only team which both have met
so far Is Mount Washington, which
defeated st. Johns, 10 to 2, and Mary
land, IL to l. Against the college tens
met 50 far both Maryland and st.
Johns have run up big scores.
The squad, with the student body en-
masse, will leave for College Park Sat-
urday around noon.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
m,RR QRISz
EE$s<z<F4R@
. HARLIE KELLER, who
picked up and left Mary
lands nine to play pro
base ball. is steering the

HARL1E KELLER. who
picked up and left Mary
lands nine to play pro
~ base ball, is steering the
right course to the major leagues
-. Making his debut among the
paid clan yesterday for Newark Of
the International League, the hefty
outfielder cracked out two singles
In three times at bat
Doug Swetnam, local feather
weight boxer, is the daddy Of a
brand-new 8-pound girl . Which
Is one reason Matchmaker Ahearn
has been using the clean-cut lad
50 frequently on his cards this sea-
son Chris Dundee, who pilots
Ken Overlin, Phil Fur, Nick Cam
arata, Frank Tymosko and Nor
ment Quarles. may purchase Bob
Tow's contract upon his return
from the Pacific Coast.
Ken Overlin, whose world title
bout with Freddy Steele in Seattle
was Cancelled due to Ken's serious
illness. complained to several per-
sons here about his health before
leaving for the coast Bill
jenkins, popular local base ball
player. Is starting his twenty
seventh consecutive active year in
sandlot circles.
That special investigator who
pried into everybody's business at
the request and expense of the
District Boxing Commission will
reveal nothing not already known
. He wasn't too smart in the
matter Of .sleuthing Champ
Pickens, one Of the best liked sports
figures In this sector. is riding the
Manhattan In the Ocean Handicap
He's headed for London and
the coronation.
Harry Woodfield, secretary Of the
newly organized District Of Colum-
bia Horseshoe Pitchers Association,
Is former acrobat He used to
turn rs back flipe with 25-pound
weights in each hand Now past
so, he keeps trim by twirling nags'
slippers :. . Sylvan Bass, Baltimore
matchmaker, is talking terms with
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Records Good Guide.

SO. hopes Of some will soar while
others get a severe Jolt tomorrow.
We all hope the best horse wins. He
usually does, The records, after all.
are pretty good guide.
When you're trying to guess the
starters, winners, etc. in the Derby,
study these previews. Some owners
will decide against shipping to Louis
vile and paying the starting fee after
seeing their colts fail against Derby
candidates in these trials.
A few Others, who had no idea of
starting, may get pleasant surprises.
Racing secretaries do horsemen and
horse fans favor building events to
bring together Derby hopefuls. The
trainer gets real line on the condi-
tion of his horse. and a wider public
gets a look at Derby contenders.
These are fateful days for DERBY
hopes, Watch how many high-rated
ones, off 1895 form. fail to measure
up and how many which weren't
voted 80 hot" last year can run out
Of the world right now.
sCopyrisht, 1897. Reproduction
prohibited)
Evening star., 1937-04-23
DIXIE COLLEGE GOLF
LED BY RAINWATER
Emory Star Hits subpar Score Of
141-Louisiana State Gets
Team Honor.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
A THENs. Ga, April 23.-Louisiana
Safes golf team. led bv Freddie
Haas. today held the Southern inter-
collegiate golf championship team
title for the second consecutive year.
But Haas, who won individual medal
honors last year, slipped to second
best in yesterdays rounds which saw
Crawford Rainwater, Emory Univer-
slty captain, lead The pack.
Rainwater finished the two rounds
with a five under par l4l and lead
Of two blows over Haas.
L. S. US team composed of Haas,
Leslie, Larcade and Adams Won first
with foursome score Of sos. Second
in the team standings was the Uni
versit Of Texas at 6l3 and Georgia
Tech trailed by one stroke Duke fol-
lowed with 623, Davidson with 634
and Georgia with 644
Rainwater made his rounds in 68-73.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
TERPS IN BAT DRILL
TROUNCE GENERALS
Slam Six Home Runs in 3O.to-3
VINTAGE Virginia Today,
Hoyas Tomorrow.

GEORGE WOOD, slim southpaw.
was to take up Marylands pitch
ing burden today against Virginia at
College Park. while Charley Weidinger,
chunky right-hander, is due to draw
the assignment against Georgetown
tomorrow at Hilltop Field at 3 o'clock.
Concentrating on Southern Confer
ence games, Coach Burton Shipley
used Dale Patterson yesterday. Pat
terson, however. wasted his effective
ness against Washington and Lee,
Maryland's batsmen taking over the
situation to pound out l9 hits and
1913 victory.
Mike Surgent. Knocky Thomas,
Shorty Chumbris, Eddie johnson,
Hurley and Moore slammed home runs
to pace the unmerciful Terp attack,
which functioned equally well against
each Of the Generals four throwers.
Patterson meanwhile toyed with the
invading batsmen, scattering five hits
over the route
Fourteen errors contributed largely
to the downfall of the Generals.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
BY BURTON HAWKINS

Manager Harry Groves In an effort
to land Hobo Williams for a bout
there
Eddie Ross, who trains Chris
Dundee's stable of fighters, has
worked with three world cham
pions Kid Williams, former
bantamweight title holder: Joe Dun
dee, former welterweight champ,
and Vince Dundee, former middle
weight champion, have been con-
ditioned by Eddie Archie
SartWell and George F. Livings will
collect IS apiece for triple-header
strikes in the Washington City
Duckpin to1rney . They collected
'em one after the other to set an
all-time tourney doubles game
record OF 3l2.