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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
Foxx, Cronin Foul Balls" In All Star Game
By ROBERT WEBB United Press Staff Correspondent

Boston, July 7.-(UP)--Although Jim Turner and Tony Cuccinelo, the Bees representatives, didn't crack the National league box score, much of the action in the all-star game at Cincinnati centered around Joe Cronin, Lefty Grove, and Jimmy Foxx of the Red Sox.
 While National league youngsters new to all-star game competition fieldcd and hit well enough to give the National league it's second vic- tory in sig years over the American leagucrs, errors by Cro1in and Foxx paved the way for enough runs to lose the game.
 In the first inning after Stanley Hack had opened the game with q single, the Boston manager let a double play ball drizzle through his legs putting the batter, Billy Her. man, on first and Hack on third. Ducky Medwick drove in Hack with a fly to deep center
 Nice Hit
 The National leaguers scored a second run in the fourth on Mel Otts triple to deep center, the most substantial hit of the game, and Ernie Lombardi's hit to left. So it was 20 for the minor leaguers when Lefty Grove went in to pitch in the seventh. Lefty Gomez and Johnny Allen had each allowed one run and two hits in three innings.
 Frank Mccormick opened the seventh inning fireworks with Q single but 1t was Lippy Leo Du- rochcr, the light-hitting Brooklyn shortstop, who touched them off.
 He bunted to FoXx, now playing third base to give Rawhide Gchrig q chance to make his letter at first. The Boston slugger threw the ball away so far that Mccormick scored from first. After Joe DiMaggio re- trieved the ball, he threw 1t into the National league dugout and Du- rocher came all the way home.
 Went to Work
 After this episode, Grove appar- ently figured he had to retire the side single-handed. He struck out the next three batters, Brown, Hack and Herman. In the eighth, Med- wick and Lombardl singled but there Was~no further scoring.
 Cronin atoncd for his carly-game error by driving home the only American league run. In the ninth, his double scored DiMaggio It was his second hit. Tn the third inning, he lined single to left, the only safety off Johnny Wander Nicer who struck out Foxx in the first inning.
 Foxx made Q hit in the seventh when the American lcaguers filled the bases but could not score. The first batter to face Mace Brown, Foxx singled past Durocher but was forced at second by DiMaggio. Rog Cramer, the only other Boston play CT in the game. played left field the last three innings. He was an in- field out in his two trips to the plate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
Standing f8econd round )
PRE-MEET CHOICES
 WIN NET MATCHES

Female tennis players from Con- nccticut wee relcgated to the side lines of the Naugatuck Valley ten- his tournament yesterday afternoon, as favored players came through to third round competition in both mems and Womcn's play without too great difficulty. Albert Stitt and Charles Mattaman of Forest Hills, in the womcn's play, Mrs. Ann Genua of this city was q victim of the tourney favorite, Louise Ray mond of Scarsdalc, N. Y. The scores were 7-5; 8-4 Other results:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
Mrs. C. H. Epson
 Wins Golf CroUn
(Acme Telephoto)

Mrs. Charles H. Upson was a 2 up winner of the women's golf championship at the Country Club of Waterbury yesterday, her finaIist opponent, Miss Bet ty Gilman losing on the 18th hole after playing well enough In her first tournament to get into the finals against the club champion. A 42 on the first nine, which included birdies on the eighth and ninth holes was Mrs. Upson's winning effort. Medal scores of 90 and 94 were posted. In the beaten eight division, Mrs. F. F. McEvOy won from Mrs. Goodrich T. Smith by a margin of 3 up and 2 to play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
CENTURYS LOSE TO
 BRISTOL. ARRAY

Bristol Sons of Italy on walk, one hit and an error which went Tor home runs, defeated the 20th Century softball team last night in the Bell City, the losers having 5 errors and getting but three hits. Score by innings:
 R, II. F.. Sons of Italy O. 300 1 Ox-4 6 2 20 Century % 0OO 0--1 3 5 Batterles--Marrocco and Valero. Edmunds and Levy. Umpire Will iamA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Runs--IInck, Ou, Mccormick. Duro- cher, DfMnEEIO. Error s--CrOnin. Dickey. FONx. DiMnEgiO. Runs bat ted in--Medwcik, LNmInrdi, CrOnin. Two bRse hits --D key, CrOnin. Three base hit--OU. Stolen bnses- Goodman, DiMngEio. Left on base-- American lcnEue 2t National league q. Base or bnIis---OH Lee 1 0ehrIn- Eer)t HrOwn. 2 tCronin). StrikeOuts -Go Gomex 6OodmnDt Allen 2, nurocher. Herman. OtD, Grove T uBrown. IInck, Hermnn); Wander Nicer U'O,.), Lee Z DINnggi0. AvcriIDi Brown 2 tyorL. Joiinson). Pitching summary - Wander Nicer, no runs. one hit. in three inninEsi Lee. no runs. one hit in three in- ninES' Lee. no runs. one hit in three IDniDgst DrOvn. one run, i've hits an three inninghi Gomez, one run, two hits. in three inninEst Allen. one rum, tive hits iD three fnninEsj ! Grove. two rUns. four hits in two Innings. JIit ny pitcher, by--AiIen Good dmnn). Winning pitcher--Vnn- der Nicer. Losing pitcher - Gomez. Umpircs--plntc. KIem (N. L.Di first bn.c. Geisei N. L), second base. Bniinnfnnt tN. LDt third base. Basil "A. L). Time -- i5S. Auendnnce-- 2S.OOO (capnrItD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
WARRIORS DEFY

The Warriors challenge any soit- ball team in tbE city or within q radius of 20 miles. A home and home series is wanted. Games with the goth Century Club and the Sons of Italy arc desired. AnaWcr in care Of Of this column or write in care Of Bills N South Elm street to man nger O'keele.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
BULLDOGS TO PLAY

Friday night at 5:30 o'clock mem bcrs of the South End Bulldogs will leave for Plainvllle where they are scheduled to play baseball game. Jackie Travcrs who pitched a no hit game for the Bulldogs last week will start for the local team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

ball over catcher Dickey's head and Durocher scored.
 The American Leagues only run came in the ninth on DiMaggio's single, and Cronins double over MedWick's head. MedWick's great catch on Dickcy preceded Cronin's double, and you can imagine what might have happened to the Ma tional League If he hadn't Jagged 1t down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
WANT A GAME?

Middlctown, July 7.--Thc Middle town Garjbaldis softbaIl team are anxious to book home and home series with some of the best teams in Waterbury. Brass City teams in- tcrested arc requested 10 write to Manager Chick Faraci, 28 Bacon avenue, MiddlctoWn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
IOduy'h pnIriuKh

Mcn'a singles: 2:30 D. n Stitt va Dupraw; | D. m, Graham vH, Eendc: Z D. m, Mhttmhnn vB. SchonlnHcr, i, ?. m, cleHlc wBki VIZ. Biclcski.
 Womcn'a singles; t0:30 n. m, MiBB Raymond yA. Miss ChildreBg; 10 a.. m" MiHH kcmpe VIZ. Mrs. Keller; II q. fn., Miss Mallory VIZ. Mlsa DaVen- port; II Il, m, Mss Rand vs. Mrs. Moore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
TRENTON WINS

Hartford, Conn. July 7-fuP)--- Hartford dropped deeper into sev- enth place in tn Eastern league by losing another baseball game yes- terday to Trenton, 10-8.
 The Trenton team scored four runs in the ninth innings to capture the victory.
 Score by innings: Trenton ..u..G.. 200 900 i34---i 10 Hartford e........ 300 900 3O2.-- z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
POND ACES COP
 1ST ROUND TITLE
Win Over WaterviIIe By 7-O Count Takes ReCre-
 alton Title

A four run rally halted by the Pond Aces, gave the Aces 7-6 de- cislon in play off game for the first round Recreation league cham pionship at Watervillc park.
 Jimmy Grove, who relieved Guz- zardi in the seventh, stopped the Villers attack and hurled shutout ball for the last two frames.
 The Aces outhit their victims 12-6. Joe Runividgc drove in three runs for the winners. Bcrnacci made fielding features for the Villers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
Baseball Bits

The on-coming game between the Tabs and the Beer Lushers' prom iscS 10 be a humorous affair, es- Dccially now that Shorty Dibellis, ace Beer Lushcr" pitcher is tell ing his boys how to beat the Tabs. Dcbellis and his fellow barbers, Leonard Rosa and Frank Rosa, has advised yours truly to be at his best when he throws them up; for he claims that he has so much setuff that he doubts that even his catcher will be able to hold him.
 The Tabs defeated their arch enemies the Junior Knights 13-9 last Wednesday. "One Eye" Bovine started on the mound for the win ners and pitched mighty fine ball throughout. Johnny Jacobs long circuit drive in left centerficld was the hitting feature.
 Personnel of the week: Frank NardozZi. .---
 Frank stands about feet s inches has black hair and weighs about 160 pounds. Franks chief sports are baseball and basketball In baseball Frank who is usually known as Jake" is a pitcher and has seen service with the Avaglian- csc and other teams. Jake throws them from the portside and when seen on the field wears his pants exactly like Carl Hubbell of whom Jake idolizes. Jake seems to be always at his solitaire and goes about his business in a quiet and unasuming way. He is a clear think CT and always is able to win an argument when it concerns Carl Hubbell or the Biants.
 Until next Week--Adios!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
ONLY ONE DEFEAT

Don Hume strokcd the University of Washington eight -oarcd racing shell in thirteen victories before suffering A defeat at the Pough- kcepsie Regatta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
(By Charlie Gerace)
Hello folks:-

Hello folks:-
 A little late this week and the rctard being that the holiday kept me busy.
 The boys want to thank George Greece, veteran umpire for his kind contribution of two big armchairs for the club.
 It was quite novelty to sec Red Byrnes beating the pillows of the armchairs. Chats the reason 1t rained Friday night)
 Donnie Mancini, while taking in the amateur fights at Randolph 0kndium Con the outside) was buried f0 the coal when chased by John Law.
 One certain member of the club pulled two smudgcs in game ono night last week. tWho is this lucky 1olloW2 tBrrrrD
 Tommy "Fly" Zilaro seems to have taken golf seriously They can be found practicing shots daily at Fulton park.
 Harry Bovlno's new monicker of "One-eye Harry, drew quite razz- ing from the boys, but "One-eye" Harry shut the boys up quicly by turning in some dandy catches in left field.
 The clubhouse had a blue Mon- day" July 4th, when the members took in the fireworks at Washing tof park.
 Robert Grandell, the grinnpg Romeo grins sweetly at the girl in the blue gown. Who stole my heart"
 Jerry Uncle Coyiello" fleet cen terfieldcr and Tony "Nelson Eddy" Gueirera were walking up the street. The bus stopped few feet away from the boys. Nearing the bus, Uncle said: Hello, to certain damsel Cost lovc) and kept walk ing. Meanwhile Tony noticed Jerry was blushlng and asked him the reason for 1t. He answered: "Oh, that's because I was in the sun all day" It was q cloudy day and very misty and the poor sun took all the blame. Here's tip Jerry, Mary the girl and your future will be brighter and sunnier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Another boxing stable has cropped up locally and boed by lad with Kid Davis of New Haven stole the show" back His Bob Wagner lightweight Phil 145; Deo l26; Kid Lubak 165, the leather pusfers who learned to put 'em up"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Gaento challenger Joe ous that Tony that stomach his than Max what? I'm signed box Louis September thinks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
Midget League

Midget League Tn morning games the Crusaders defeated the Minutemen 13-1l and the Indians beat the Cubs l8-l7. In an afternoon encounter the Center Boys defeated the Minute men 5-1.
 Junior League Tn the first Junior league game of the season the Tigers beat tho Scovill Aces 9-4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

The boys want to thank George Greece, veteran umpire for his kind contribution of two big armchairs for the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
Announcement

Announcement
 A meeting has been called by the league official to take place Friday July 8 at 8.30 D. m. at the base ment of St. Ann's Church. This meeting is called for managers and captains of the National and Amer ican league teams and all persons interested in South End league softball competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
Meas Doubles

ifirm round Frank McGownn and Mary Woodbury, New Haven. dc- fentcd Ed smith and j. Francis Smith, Waterbury. G-i. f-G. Gel: i'awH"n and colIinn defeated Ken nell and DaborG. nI, G2; Joseph GulliTan and jim Mullen defeated q. E Kellogg and C. L. Larkin, Waterbury Gs, ca; Dick Heyniger and Eill Waicott, Waterbury de- ttated Ed Hende and Bob Picard, Wntertown, 1G, G3. Ca; Ames SchonlnHcr, Yonkere. N. Yo nnd Martin Duprnw, Wlhte pInlnr, N. and crompton Trainer. Hartford, G2, 6-3.
 Hocoud round; John Tata md Cor. don Itineh, Waterbury, defeated Stitt and Camp. 6-i. g-t: ifd Grahnu' aud Harold Dowd defeated Futile and TuttIe, 7.S, s-1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

It was quite a novelty to sec Red Byrnes beating the pillows of the armchairs. Chats the reason 1t rained Friday night)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
COrsairS' Chatter

At the regular monthly meeting last Tuesday two new men were added to the club; the two newly made members were Frank Jake) Nardozzi and Nicky Guerrera.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
x-Hnttcd for Allen in 7tb. .x-Bntted for Grove in Dfh.
NATIONAL LEAGUE t4)

Score by inningHi A mericnn LenEue. 900 900 % l--1 National LenEWe 100 % Ox-1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Lefty southpaw ton toughest  than nil educated hat WPA shovel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
South End S0ftball
National Lcaguc


 In the first game the Brigades beat the South End Sluggers 13-9. Baronski's home run and J. Caul- fields three hits featured the Brigades 13 hit attack. c. Caulneld and Larose with two hits apiece featured for the losing team.
 Tn the second National league game, Conn. oil Service defeated the Bombers 9-8 Jacobs with a homer and double and Cipriano with two doubles featured the winning teams hitting attack. Karparvich hit home run and double to pace the losing team.
 This evening July ', the Battery Shop and Flashes will replay a protested game. The Battery Shop protested the use of an illegal play CT in the last game these two teams played.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

good Babe batting Brooklyn yesterday hit in three chances single while Dodgers moved and out with 90 shutou.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
yestcrdRy's Results Second Round WOmcn's Singles,

Loube Raymond, ScarsdaIc, N. Y, defeated MrA. Anna Gcnua, Wntcr- bury, Tt, Cd. Sally Childrcss, Scars dnlc. N. Y, defeated Mary Elizabeth Wolcott iitchfieId, G-2. G-3; Lois kcmpc, New York. defeated Lila itnnd, ity,G,, N Y, SC. G-2, G-4; Mrs. Mary, Keller, New York, defeated i-b; Gerry Mallory. TcnaGy, N. J., defeated Mrs. Helen Cox, Pleasant ville, W. Y, G-2. G-3; Mary Daven- port, ScarHdnlc, ", r., defeated Caro- inc Manning, Meriden, G-2 G~3. Lindsay Rand, Rye. N. r.. defeated Jchh LaVignc. Waterbury, G-1, Go; MrB Mary A. Moore, Scarsdalc, N. Y, defeated Barbara Stone, Water bury, G-1, 0-O.
 Albert suit. BrooklIne, Mnss., de- fentcd Joncph Sullivan, Waterbury, plalns, N. Y, defeated Harold Hun Hum ter. Framlnghnm, Mass, GO, 7~5: Edwnrd Graham. Cheshire, defeated Ed Smith, Waterbury, G-3, G-d; Ed win Ueadc, Wntcrtown, defeated Nelron Dodge, New Haven. 2-G. I-5 tdefoult)i ChnrlcH Mattmann. Forest H,ui'ls, N. Y, dcfcntcd licndrick Ku- lilt. salem, MaaG., 6-2, G-4 Amca Schoninger. Yonkers, N. r.. dofent- cd Oliver Cjnrk. Waterbury, 8-i, G-3. Henry CieslewclI, NauRatuck, dc- featcd Jack Kirkham, New Britain, l0-B, eco, R. BielcHlSi. Hartford, de- f"hted Donald Wheaton, Pelham Manor, N Y, 2~G, 7~5, G-1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Hello folks:--
 A little late this week and the retard being that the holiday kept me busy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
ThisSp0rting World
Spinning The Wheel Cat Wolcott)
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

double nothing complex put the cabbag men carnival night or two ago whe like the get the The everything but Chc Keleys double e-edged golf club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07
W0lncD's Doubles

First round; Lila Rand and Lind Any Rand, Rye, N, Y. defeated Y. Chase and ]. Meade. ScarHdalc. N, Y,. 0-1, G~3.
 Louise Raymond. Scnradalc, N r., defeated F. Starring and j. Nolnn, (. G-o, MrH. M. A. Moore md Snlly HhlldreHt, Ac0rsdnIc, N Y. defeated Mary Elizabeth Wolcott md DorIH NielHon. Waterbury. ca, G-t: Mrs. Mary Keller md Gopry Mallory de- feat"d l.. M. White and Harriet Phillips. Waterbury 6-i, G-0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

young that exhibition oursome at will something wonder and will which could easily Marjorie also pretty well neither seriously injured
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Pete Landolfi "our cinema man gave the boys quite treat when he showed off some moving pictures which Pete had taken with his new camera. Tractor "Phip' Regis wa, the movie director. wonder What made Primo Zilaro light 50 many matches during some of the show ingS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Eddie Fitzpatrick was seen mak- ing false attempts to play tennis last Wednesday morning (Who ever gave Eddie the idea he could play tennis)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

South End"When he cuts down Frankie Buff able to take care of planned when the pair meet n R-C stadium
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

Donnie Mancini, while taking in the amateur fights at Randolph 0kadium Con the outside) was buried tn the coal when chased by John Law.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-07

One certain member of the club pulled two smudgcs in game ono night last week. tWho is this lucky 1olloW2 (BrrrrD
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-09-02

byvaly francouzsky premier
Leon Blum, anglicky ministl
valky Hore Belisha a JIM pro.
minentni zidovstf statnfci pTi.
pravili tuto cestu. Casopis do
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Nemecky vyslanec v Praze
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Jmenovany cesky list tvrdil,
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francouzskeho mesta Lille jed
nall "nikoli jack vojaci, ale ja-
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ku byly podany vzrusujlc1 po-
drobnosti ma doklad onoho tyr
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Staty podniknou nejakou akci
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Hadi nepomohou ku whisce.

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RdZne.

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WI. kiernik ma Sc v nejblizSi
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Selska strana chce take anne
sill pro Whose.
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take minuly tyden pc prve
sv1j Sized We Varsave "a 1ca-
sti asi 5000 delegate re sa-
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prijali radu politickych reso-
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skeho statu S demokraciemi a
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KRADEzE.

Zlodeji vloupali Sc do apart
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