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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
CONNECTICUT FOOTBALL
iRY PnltAd PrAaal

wesleyan and Connecticut State clash at Middletown tomorrow in the first of the states Little Three" football competition.
 The Middletown team, fresh from @ 2i to o conquest of the U. 6. Coast Guard Academy team last Saturday, held Q slight edge over the Storrs aggregation. The State team fell be. fore Brown @ week ago by Q 2l to 0 score.
 Wesleyan's Jack Blott, however, expected 6 tough assignment for his men tomorrow and sent them through an intensive final drill to- day.
 Coach "Christy" Christian at Con- necticut State planned to start the same lineup he used against the Brown Bruins, except for change in the hackfield where he will send "Scotty" Thompson, Shifty l66- pound halfback who was kept out of the Brown game by an injury to the wrist.
 Bayuk, Posner and Holconb prob. ably will round out the backfield quartet for State.
 Tria!ty, the third member 10 the "Little Three" opens it's season to. morrow against Hamiltno, at Clhh- ton, N. Y. Last year, the Hartford team pounded out 27 to o vic. tory, but 6 harder job was epected this time by Coach Dan lessee.
 Jessee's principal problem was a replacement for the brilliant Mickey Kobrosky, who has just signed to play professional football.
 At New London( Worcester Poly will play the Coast Guard Academy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01

to believe that Marcel, sitting over there and by this time working viz orously on Q cocoanut custard pie, was anyway connected with her, But Dickson, who knows everything, or says he does, anyway, said that was Marcels baby and that he was 30 homesick he was about to 90 crazy waiting for the Normandie to sail, Not 50 crazy he can't cat I said, and Dickson said, no, he always could eat with the best middleweights Ill France even when he was worried to death. After c while there was no one left at the table but Marcel and me so I got up and went away, leaving him alone with Q big Edam cheese. He didn't seem to mind.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
College Football
HOLY CROSS

Worcester, Mass, Oct, l.-(UP)- Working on the ancient theory that experience Is the best teacher, Coach Eddie Anderson was expected to have a generous Sprin.;ling of rec serves in the Holy Cross starting lineup against Providence College tomorrow. Meanwhile, with Captain Bob Mautner and his underStudy Jim Bowman on tho sidelines with injuries, John Ball wAs expected to take over the center assignment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
COLUMBUS TWO GAMES
 UP ON "INT." CHAMPS

Newark, N. J., Sept. 30-(UP)- The Newark Bears will call on Vito Tamulis to halt the faSt-nnoving Columbus Red Birds in the third game of the Little World Series to- night--a best of seven game series.
 The Bears, who won the 1nterna- tional league pennant by 26 i-2 games and who captured the Gov ernor'S cup playoR series with eight straight victories, were two down to the Red Birds. They lost thSir sec. ond game of the series, S-4, in an ll-inning battle last night,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
MASTRIANNA HEADS
 l938 PARKS LEAGUE

With the championship of the Public Parks league already decided In favor of the St, Ann's team, which won c double-header last Sunday, managers of the local junior baseball circuit elected of. fieers for the coming year lost night. Ralph Mastrianna, manager of the runner.up Mason Supply team this season was named league president to succeed Robert Kier. sted, while Pete Rosato was chos- on vice.president, Mike Sacco, treasurer and Al Moraska holding his place as league secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
BOSTON COLLAGE

Newton, Mass, Oct. i.-(UP)-Two regulars will Do on the sldelineS to- morrow when Boston College clash- eS with Kansas State in New Eng lands first important inter-sectional battle of the year. Out of action will be right end Ray Perrault and cen. ter Ralph Worth. Halfback Fella dintof suffered c pulled leg muscle during yesterdays workout but was expected to play tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
DARTMOUTH

Hanover, N. II, Oct. i--(Up)-- shakeups in the Dartmouth lineup continued today. As 6 result of ire. quent changes, 1t was . matter of conjecture who would start in the Amherst game tomorrow. Latest change found Larry Dilkes taking over the left tackle assignment with George sommers sliding to the sec ond team and Moose Taylor, rated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01

Cambridge, Mass, Otc. i-(UP)-- Only one position remained unSet- tied today as Harvard wound up preparations for It's opening game against Springfield College tonor- row. With Captain Russ Allen nurS- ing c leg infection, Bob Downes and George Klein fought for the starting guard berth. Offensive and defensive pass work was stressed fin the final workout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
HIGH SCHOOL GRID
 RESULTS OVER WICC

Arrangements were completed to- day by Yankee News Editor Rob" ert Mcguire to present complete scores and detailed highlightS of outstanding football contests vf Connecticut'S leading high schools and academies on the Saturday evening Round Up ct 6:So ?. m. EST, commencing Saturday, octo- Dor 2rd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
ATHLETE HONoRED

Dick Rarteli. oiantS shortstcp, has received q medal from the order dA Molay for fheritvriouS service tilB third such award iEi the history ! thg organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
HOCKEY TRAINING

Coach Cecil Hart again will send c group of Les CanadienS to the Laurentian Mountains to prepare for the opening of the hockey sea- ann
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
NAUGY GEMS
 UNSECURED UPON X IN TWO GAMES
Tuckey, Smith, Score in { l3-O Night Win Before
 2,OOO Fans

Naugatuck, Oct. 1.-The Nauga- tuck Gems last night displayed plenty of ability in the first night football game played here, and de- 9eated the Palisades Eskomos be- fore close to 2000 tans at Recreation Held by Q score of 13-0. However several nlisplays were made by the local team at times when touch- downs seemed likely.
 s Early Score
 Shortly after the game began the Gems started Q march down the field that was halted on the Eskimos 35- yard line by Q Naugatuck tumble, Soon after however the Gems gained possession of the ball again and started another drive which was cliinaxed by c 26-yard run by Dick Tuckey for the first score. Tuckey burst through left tackle and pick ing up speed as he continued, shook of would-be tacklers and scored standing up. The try for point after touchdown failed. A few minutes la ter Tuckey, who suffered Q knee in- jury in the first play of the Gems opener Sunday, left the game be- cause of an injury.
 With the second period half over, Coach Stuart Clancy inserted Q whole new team for Naugatuck and Smith, Alabama star, climaxed c drive by hurling Q pass to Hines for the second touchdown. Ayres place. kicked for point after touchdown. Early in the fourth period the Gems seemed certain to score as Smith smashed his way for eight yards to the Eskimos semen yard line, but as he was tackled he at- tempted Q lateral which Was recov- cred by the Eskimos.
 Klarsman Wins Plaudlts One of the outstanding backfield stars for Naugatuck was "Klinky" Klarsnlan, New Haven man who is small but very fast. Klarsrnan dee lighted the crowd with his running during the time he was in the game. Kennedy also starred for the Gems. Armstrong was Q bulwark on defense for Naugatuck and the Eskimos had much trouble against the Gems line.
 The lighting worked well, except shortly after the second half started, wl1en something went wrong and the field was in darkness for 10 minutes, while 0 new generator was secured. Ample light was furnished by the system. Summary;
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 Waldron ........."..... McDonald
 Right Guard
 Armstrong .,1.,,.....,. J.Bellochic
 Right Tackle Starring .......,,,...,.,.. Alareski
 Right End
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 Quarterback
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 Fullback
 Score by periods:
 Naugatuck ..,.,....6 o 0-i3 TouchdonwS: Tuckey, Smith. Point after touchdown, Ayers. Substitutes: Naugatuck- 0ainelli, Ayers, Hyhara, Hines, Smith, Hughes. ESkimos: Blarkio, Fahy. Referee: Foley. Um- pire: SWeetfflan, LinegmAa: Kelley,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
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High singled. Lanese, iDO.
 High thFee-J. LaneSe, 37e. High gailie--Itoto Clocks, b16. High team Iaoto Clocks, i0eO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
HAYWARD

as c starter, winding up on the third eleven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
(By United Press)

BoSton-Max Marek, lse l-4, chi- cago, technically kayoed Dick Ma lonel, l72, Boston O.; Max Zona, 20i, Chicago, outpointed Yancy Henry, le4, Lynn (0); Nick FuSaro, le2h, Fall River, outpointed Dante Yanetti, i6Sh, Chelsea (e); Mike Kaplan, l37M, Boston. drew with Pat Foley, 1924, Worcester (6); Roy Kelly, l6O, Brookline, stoppend Walter Cunningham, l67, Boston (6; Johnny Duarte, 168, Providence, R. l., stopped Irish Jim Mackin, i62M, Boston; Frank Dolinski, i7iib, Providence, kayoed Roland Defour, i6oh, Fort Banks (D.
 Portlande, Me.-Paul Junior l30, Lewiston, outpointed Frankie Wal lace. l4elS, Cleveland (l0): Dom Labbc, l66, Lewiston, outpointed Eddie Rossi, l5S, Everett, Mass, (e); Bill Ferguson, lS0, Portland, out- pointed Dick Devlin, le0, Boston (E; Ernie zachow, l64, Portland kayoed Johnny sproul, l62, Fort Preble CD.
 New York.-Pete ecalSo. i2e, Nov York, stopped Harry Gentle, l27 Matawan. N. j., (S); VincenEo Dell '0rto, l23, Italy, outpointed Sammy Garcia, iie, Boston (O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01

Score by periods:
 Naugatuck ..........6 o 0-i3
 Touchdonws: Tuckey, Smith. Point after touchdown, Ayers. Substitutes: Naugatuck- 0ainelli, Ayers, Hyhara, Hines, Smith, Hughes. Eskimos: Blarkio. Fahy. Referee: Foley. Um- pire: Sweetman. LineSman: Kelley. Time-Four l0-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
LUX CLOCK co.

Lucky Strike Alleys) RANGE CLOCKS (2)
Evening star., 1937-02-14
A. D. SETTING PACE
IN ROOSEVELTLOOP
Scores Five Basket Wins in Row
in Second Half-Schedule
Heavy This Week.

PACED by the leagues leading
scorer. Bob Chilcotte. Accounts
and Deposits crack club. continues to
set the pace in the second round Of the
Roosevelt Community Center Basket
Ball League with q record of five VIC
tories In as many starts.
Accounts and Deposits now looms as
the likely second-half champion, and
If 1t succeeds in clinching the crown
will meet Federal Alcohol, first-half
title holder, in the play-o1 for the
league championship. Following Is
the schedule for the week:
Tomorrow-7:30. Knights Of Colum-
bus VS.. Pepco at Roosevelt; 7:30, Ma
tional Parks Service VS.. Peerless Fur
niture at Mcfarland: $50, ccounts
and Deposits VS.. Falls Church at Mac
farland; $50, p. w. A. Housing vs..
Taft A. 9. at Mcfarland.
Tuesday-8:30. D. c. Silents VS.. Fed
eral Alcohol at Roosevelt.
Wednesday-7:30, Taft A. c. VS.. Ac-
counts and Deposits at Roosevelt; $50,
Pepco vs.. Federal Alcohol at Roosevelt;
8. National Parks Service VS.. Knights
Of Columbus at Mcfarland.
Thursday-8:30. Agriculture W..
Knights Of Columbus at Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Flaherty Visits Next Week.

HAVING won the Eastern division
title last season. the Redskins
will prove just as strong In their new
surroundings in the Capital, declared
Coach Ray Flaherty. who came from
his home in Spokane, Wash, to
attend the meeting. F1aherty will
visit Washington for few days next
week for q conference with the Red
skin management before returning
to the Coast.
Following is the full Redskin league
schedule exhibition games away from
Washington will be scheduled later):
September II FRIDAY nieht)-New York
Giants at Washington.
September "a Friday night)-Chicago
% octo5er svBTooflsn Tasal1s1on Dodgers a. WASH
inrton.
October 1o-philadelphia EAGLES At
October 17-Pittsbursh Pirates at
99s..SSS.T s-b.s.:-: s4-EssIs: at rhsl!sssPhia
Novem6er ovem6er hn i40ffrat.s at Pittsburgh.
November 21-Rams at Cleveland
November 2s-Green Bay Packers ut
Weshineton.
December 5-Giants at New York.
The complete league schedule will be
published later from the ofiice of Presi-
dent Joe Carr Of Columbus. Ohio. Be-
fore adjourning the pro grid magnates
voted to increase the visiting teams
guarantee from $4,000 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
HEUR|CHS TACKLE
FAST BROOKLYNS
Pro Basket Team Invading
Today Uses Ex-American
League Stars.

r NDEFEATED in their gym for
the last nine Sunday after
moons, the Heurich Brewers
~ tackle another fast-stepping
professional backet ball team from the
New York vicinity this afternoon when
they meet the Brooklyn Americans,
starting at $3.50 o'clock.
Operating as an independent club
this Winter after q season in the
American League. the Americans
boast three former stars Of the Brook
lyn Visitation quint guaranteed to
make things hot for the local pros.
They are Biu Morley, who also has
leans; Dan Sexton, for three years a
star at Long Island University, and
George Henderson, former c. c. N. Y.
courtman.
Veteran With Brooklyns.
THE visitors squad is completed by
Willie Macdonald. a veteran Of
the professional court for the last IL
years, and Bob Brennan and Harry
Bell. Macdonald has a reputation for
performing near sleight-of-hand tricks
with q basket ball while Bell Is q
5-foot 5-inch center.
1t has been Heurich's showing
against New York teams which has
given 1t such a good record for the
season. New York Celtics, the colored
Renaissance and the New York Presi-
dents all have bowed before Capt.
Ralph Bennie g. Co. Playing with
Bennie at guard is the sensational OTIS
zahn, who scored 18 points against
King Kong Kleins team week ago,
while EN Russell and Whitley Wilson
pair at the forward posts and Waldo
Wegner jumps center.
A preliminary game between Ster-
ling. first-haf winner Of the Heurich
Cup League, and an all-star team
chosen from that league will begin at
2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
.Ex.EASTERN STARS
MAY GET TOGETHER
Three Now in College Would Be
Nucleus for Basket Team in
A, A. u. Tournament.

pROSPECTS Of the Eastern High
School basket ball team of last
season being reunited for the Dis
trict A. A. U. court tournament arose
last night as three leading members
Of that team realized scholastic de-
ficiencies at Georgetown and George
Washington Universities had cost
them thier regular berths with the
freshman teams of those schools.
Lavelle CDopey) Dean, who Is at
g. u. and Chick Hollidge and Buddy
Shaner, up until a week ago mem
bers of G. WIS yearling five, are the
three who may form the nucleus of
a formidable A. A. U. title contender.
So far they have not joined any
team for the tournament, which
starts March / at the Heurich gym
nasium.
Eleven days remain for teams of
all classes to enter the tournament,
the last registration date being Feb
ruary "a. Should any of the above
mentioned trio wish to play in the
tourney it would be necessary for
them to play two games with the
team with which they would COM
pete. Entry blanks are available at
the Heurich gym. Boys Club of
Washington. Merick Boys Club,
Northeast Boys Club, all Police Boys
Clubs and the sports department Of
the Washington Post.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Conference Ring Tournament
Ticket Sale N0,u Pr0gressi, g

Carolina, North Carolina State, Vir-
ginia Tech, Richmond University and
Wake Forest will have powerful con-
tenders in the boxing meet. and more
than 50 talented scrappers are GER
tain to strive for the eight titles.
In the interim, q sellout Is certain
for the twin-bill next Saturday in
which Maryland will meet Georgetown
in basket ball and Catholic U. in box
ing. Practically all of the regular
seats have been sold but 800 extra
chairs will be placed on the floor.
These will not be available until after
the basket ball game about 9:15.
Terp officials also are busily engaged
in fostering another big affair. the
Maryland-5th Regiment indoor games
in the latter's big armory in Balti-
more on March 6. This promises to
be another successful occasion, a. the
revival Of the meet has met with Wide
SUPPORT,
Evening star., 1937-02-14

HOSE who have been hankering
for tickets for the Southern
Conference boxing tourney, to
i be held under the auspices Of
the University Of Maryland in Ritchie
Coliseum at College Park February 2e
and 81, now may be accommodated.
They have reached the athletic
ofiice at the university and also will
be on sale ct spalding's starting
Wednesday. Prices range from $1.10
to $2.20 for ringside seats at night and
they may be bought for any one Of the
four sessions-afternoon and night Of
the two days-or for the entire meet.
Many reservations had been made
far in advance and it Is indicated that
the choice seats will be rapidly dis
posed Of. Including chairs on the
floor, 4,400 seats are available for each
session.
Ten institutions, including Duke,
North Carolina and Maryland, the
fsvoTitss; The CITADEL Clemsou. South
Evening star., 1937-02-14
MILWAUKEE, February 13 up

MILWAUKEE, February 13 OP).
Frank j. Murray. who
turned out successful foot ball
teams at Marquette University for
IS years, confirmed tonight his ac-
ceptance Of the head coaching
position at Virginia.
Murray said he would leave for
Virginia as soon as he could ar.
range his affairs.
Conrad M. Jennings, Marquette
athletic director, said the an
nouncement was the first word he
had Of it and that he wished Muir
ray "all the luck in the world"
Marquette authorities have taken
no action to consider q successor
to Murray, he said.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

Brides Sing" and finished of his
day by giving this advice to Bov
Scouts aspiring to grow up to be
$40, ,o00-a-year major league pitch
ers:
, Il don't smoke or drink. I don't
even drink coffee. I drink plenty
Of milk. I think it's the best policy
not to smoke. II it doesn't hurt
you, it doesn't do you any good and
1t costs you lot Of money.
Use your head. Use your COM
mon sense. Live a good. clean life.
I think smoking hurts your wind.
Take everything you do seriously"
Evening star., 1937-02-14
PENN STATE QU|NT
BEATS NAVY, 3231.
Two Foul Shots to One Win
Rough Engagement in
Extra Period.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A NNAPOLIS, Nd, February 13.
~ Penn States basket ball
~ team won q thrilling 1891
4 \ victory over the Naval Acad-
emy quint here today after an extra
period.
The $500 spectators in the academy
armory were in an uproar during the
game which stood 1915 at the half
and 30-30 when the final gong
sounded.
Pennsylvania won the game during
the 5-minute extra period by superior
tty in shooting from the foul line.
Navy made one charity toss in the
period, but the Nittany Lions netted
two. the winning tally being dropped
in by Corbin 10 seconds before the
period ended.
The game was rough, with practi-
cally all the regular players having
. number Of fouls called on them
during the contest,
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Darkness Halts
Basket Contest
BY tie Associated Press.

TELL CITY. Ind, February l3-
They had to call a basket ball
game here today because Of dark
ness.
Tell City, in the heart Of the
Indiana flood district, was sched-
uled to play Petersburg, and since
this town is without electricity
because Of the flood, the game was
played this afternoon. At the end
Of the regular playing time the
score was tied at 25-all
1t was getting too dark to play,
so the opposing coaches decided to
end the contest.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
MARQUETTE TUTOR
SUPPLANTS TEBELL
Record at Midwest School
Is Fine-Ex-Mentor May
Stay in Other Posts.
By the Associated Press.


HARLoTTEsvILLE, Va. Feb
III ruary 13-Norton Pritchett,
IN University Of Virginia athletic
director, announced today
that Frank j. Murray. head foot ball
coach at Marquette University since
1922, had accepted . similar post at
Virginia.
Murray will succeed Augustus G..
Tebell, former Wisconsin end, who has
been head coach at Virginia for three
seasons. before which he was for four
years a backfield assistant. Pritchett
said Tebell would be retained on the
athletic staff as head coach Of basket
ball and base ball If satisfactory
arrangements can be made"
For several weeks We have been
making a searching investigation Of
Murray's qualifications" Pritchett
said. The more we have learned
about him, the more We are convinced
that he possesses unquestionable abil-
ity as demonstrated over period Of
Is years"
Evening star., 1937-02-14
TRIBE HAS IS SIGNED.

CLEVELAND, February l3 R.-
The signed contract of Henry Helf, re-
cruit catcher, from New Orleans, was
received at the Cleveland Indians
business Office today. Helf became the
thirteenth Tribesman to sign. reduc-
ing to II the number Of dissatisfled
or dilatory players On the American
LAagus cank
Evening star., 1937-02-14
TOO HOT FOR SKATING.

SARANAC LAKE. N. Y, February
IS P).-Charles H. Goldsmith, di-
rector Of the North American speed
skating championships, announced to-
day q one-day postponement in the
second round Of competition because
Of warm weather.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
HAL7|NG c. W.F|VE
WESTM|NSTERA|Ml NJ
TItanS, Here Tomorrow, Are
Eager to Avenge Defeat
of Last Winter. !

~ NE of several strong Eastern
4 basket ball teams which
Y George Washington's Colon.
ials upset during their sue
cessful campaign last year returns to
Washington tomorrow night when the
Westminster College five from New
Wilmington, Pa, invades Tech High
for another set-to.
The game will start at $50 o'clock.
topping twin bill beginning at 7,
when the g. w. freshmen meet the
Massanutten Military Academy Eve.
WESTMINSTER again this season
Is travelling at a fast pace, hav-
ing won 3 OF its II games, and ir-
Guiding Carnegie Tech, champion Of
the Eastern Intercollegiate Confer
ence, as one Of its victims. Geneva,
recent victim Of G. W., also has been
beaten by tomorrow nights visitors.
Last years loss TO G. w. was one Of
only six which the Titans suffered
during a hard 26-game schedule, and
memory Of that 8-point defeat, the
closest the Colonials came to losing
on a local court during the 1856
season, still rankles in the minds Of
the Pennsylvania tossers Following
that setback, however, they went en-
to capture their third successive
championship of the Tri-State Con.
ference.
Remaining from last years starting
combination are Paul Backus, the SEN
sational center over whose temporary
suspension because of scholastic defici-
encies Westminster's entire student
body went on strike, and John Krl-
vosh, giant 20o-pound guard.
New Talent With Team.
THREE newcomers fill the holes left
by graduation-Andy Demo and
Rauer Meyer, forwards. and Ralph
(Susie) Gilliland, guard.
In addition TO the usual between
halves entertainment. an innovation
@. W. brought TO local basket bail
this Winter. Graduate Manager Max
harrington has announced a surprise
feature, offered in conjunction with
music Of the Colonials' swing" band
under the supervision Of Leon Brush
lofi,
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Fowler, smythe Represent D. C.
at Chesapeake Sessions.

Dan Fowler. secretary Of Capital
Yacht Club, and Werner Smythe. vice
commodore of Potomac River Sailing
Association, will attend the annual
meeting Of Chesapeake Yacht Racing
Association at Maryland Yacht Club
In Baltimore next Saturday.
Dates for regattas and sailing events
on Chesapeake Bay for the season
are to be set. The group plans to
travel to Annapolis and inspect the
former ocean-racing schooner, Va.
marie. now the property Of the United
States Naval Academy.