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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
LOCAL LAD IN FINE FETTLE.
 FOR TOUCH TASK
Six New Workers to Show Stevens, Perrin BrOth-
 CTS Also Billed
BY HUGO HOOKJAB

Necessity being the mother of invention as also grand idea for boxers who know they will get hard fight it is now safe to say that Dick Turcotte, the local lad who had Dannly Houlinan of newark all but knocked out only to have Daniel come back and get a decision, is in prime condition for hard three round battle which will feature the Water bury A. c. program tonight at Ram dolph-C Cloves stadium.
 Turcotte, whom many will tell you should have gotten no worse than a draw verdict the last time, taking Houlihan's last round rally into every consideration, was in tough shape himself in that third round which probably influenced the deferee to mark against him, despite the fact that Houlihan was on the floor in the first round and outpointed in the second. Yet, it's points that win fight in Connecticut, no rounds. To- night most fans feel that Turcotte will at least make sure of outpoint- ing Houlihan and knock him down once or twice to prove his worth. Danny will make fight of it all the way for he is firmly convinced he can take Turcotte since his re- cent win over Harry Connolly, junior amateur lightweight champion in Baltimore. It should be whale of fight. all the way.
 Crimmins and COrrigan
 There's another lad coming up from the big town, Jackie Crimmins by name who will tangle with Sal Midget Renault, the New Haven bat tier and yet another Franklin Cor rigan of Newark who meets Bat ting Billy Perrin, one of the two fighting brothers from Bristol. Grim mins and Corrigan are so highly praised that their handler believes they will be sure demand for the following weeks show in this city, once they do their stuff against Renault and Perrin, who are pretty good boys in their own right within state amateur rings.
 Heavy Boys
 1AA oVONCAho nAlS oAAhAhJ SOAAAAio WAb provide the heavyweight duel, the local boy coached by Dave Kelly be- ing given tough assignment against a willy, experienced boxer who can punch hard with his right hand. If Stveens gets past Collins he will become semi-final attrac- ton within the near future, par ticularly if he can score knock out.
 Joe Rossi of Naugatuck will have the borough cheering section led by Gus Kim with him in his ef- forts against Mickey O'Toole of Newark, while Joe Stire, Pat O. Reilly, Lenn Veraska of Shelton and the southpaw seeker, Joe PoloWitzer of Windsor Locks will also be seen in action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
CENUA, SULLIVAN WIN AT TH0MASTON
Special to The Democrat)


 Thomaston, Aug. 10-Elimination of Ed Reade by Al Genua and Dora Eurell in the women's division of the Pine Hill tennis tournament here today. Reade was eliminated by Al Genua 6-4, 6-4, while Dwight Perley proved easy for Joe Sullivan by 6-1, 6-2 scores.
 Josephine Rossini finished her match with Dot Bunnell, turning in a 6-3 final set victory and then went on to upset Dora Eurell, 6-2, 6-2. Ida Rossini kept pace by elim- mating Doris Nelson, 6-2, 6-2. Mrs. Anna Genua downed Lenore Gou- win, 6-2, 6-2, in the other match of the day.
 Dr. J. H. Kane and Fran Allison trimmed Bob Reade and Olive May Wilmington, 6-1, 6-1, in the lone mixed doubles match of the days program. Thursdays schedule: Women's Singles
 2:30, Ethel Dewell vs. Ida Ros- sini.
 500, Anna Genua vs. Fran Jill. son.
 500, Virginia Kane vs. Eleanor Baltrush.
 Mems Singles
 4:30, Gordon Riach vs. Jim Null len.
 500, Jack Parsons vs. Jim Kane. 500, George Dewell vs. Joe Ze- maitiS.
 Mems Doubles
 300, Ed Read-Bob Picard vs. M. Brennan-B. Anderson.
 800, Gordon Riach-R. Ramsey vs. Ackley Shove-C. Shove. 500, George Dewell- George Dew ell, Jr., vs. Bob Reade-H. Mann.
 Mixed Doubles 700, L. Mcdonald. -.Gerda Wherle vs. Al Bowkett-B. Atwood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
Cleary Has Pitched
 Three NO Hitters

When it comes to question of no-hit games, young James Cleary. of 124 East Liberty street heads the field in Water bury and vicinity. So far this season, Cleary has pitched three no-hit no-run games, which is a pretty good season in itself.
 Cleary, who plays with the Washington par, team, earlier this year, shut out the Mo hawks without a hit, and then did the same trick against the Flashes. This week he felt the mood coming on again and pro- ceeded to perform the feat for third time against the Brooklyn Eagles.
 Cleary has not said yet how many more of these spectacular exhibits he intends to put on this year, but we'll be on the watch.
 Jimmy earns himself few dollars weekly by pitching Democrats into the doorways of eager subscribers on South Main street. He's a popular newsboy, too!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
Lawn B010ling

Boston, Aug. 11-CUP)-Boston's "bowlers on the green" continued their battle for national lawn bowl ing supremacy today.
 Skipped by Bob Russell, Boston team annexed the Sandy Simpson cup yesterday by defeating w. Auld's Niagara Falls, N. Y., outfit, 24-18.
 Detroit, led by J. Weir, won the Elizabeth Park competition 24-16 from T. Turnbull's Boston veterans.
 In the doubles finals today Gus McLennan and George Reid of Boston meet Dr. Sender and J. Meek of Buffalo, N. Y. Competition in the singles division will also start this morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
MT. CARMEL LEAGUE

There will be two games played in the Mt. Carmel Softball league Friday night at Seymour play ground.
 In the first game the leading Ripper Kappers will face the Holy Manners who are trailing by only a half game.
 In the final of the evening the Dramatic club will face the Glee Club. Gametime is 6I5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
ThisSborting
 World
Odds And Ends
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

bayhoo band at Fodham Timothy morn dyke Cohane spelled his football job with thick By morning mail he seno piece schedule which starts of with two o oucnes edge Pittsburgh Mary in that order winding up with Nor traditional game cardd and
 lightweight at tuberculosis recalled to the night fight Kapn which went to Juso not had put $5O0 could Despite that financial setback at $25 went to of that famous Irish turkey Cco and O. Halfway guys could wh big clustering but golden Stamford and then back to Mugans in whistle What night! be the monetary pasng he will take title week. but Mike Jacobs has
  September The fastest in the world will be Hppodrome where workmen hea biggest in the 150 1 foot playing court The novelty xpeed of the game York believe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
CITY NET TOURNEY
 BOOKED NEXT WEEK

Director Bob Blewitt of the city singles and doubles championship tournament scheduled for starting August 16, stated today that entries for the meet at Hamilton Park courts close promptly at Sunday noon. Last years winner, Henry Cieslewski of Naugatuck is barred from play this season, due to out of town residence while the team of John Tata and Ray Bates will de- fend their doubles crown. Gordon Riach and George Bachman will be among the top-seeded entries for the wide open contest for the title. Call 4-a872 to file entries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
HILLS WINS

A double by Mulligan, single by Doran and triple by McGrath won a 20 shutout for the Washington Hills of the City Amateur league last night in Washington, Conn; where the Hills clashed with Doc Smiths All-Stars. Lefty Johnson giving the Stars just three hits The winners scored i nthe second and seventh innings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
TIGERS TAGGED
 NOW AS SECOND
 DIVISION CLUB
Baker Watches Detroit "BIOw" Game to Weak
 White SOx
BY STEVE SNYDER United Press Staff Correspondent

Limited Press Staff Correspondent
 Chicago, Aug. 11-(UP) - The honeymoon is over for David Del mar Baker, newly installed man. ager of the Detroit Tigers.
 After three days of winning base ball to sweeten his new task, Baker finally had to sweat in the coach. ing box in typical managerial fren- zy as his Tigers fell apart before the sixth place Chicago White SoS in an 8 to T defeat yesterday.
 From now on it's pitching of the toughest kind for Baker. A new broom sweeps clean, club owners say. but at Detroit it's just an old broom with new sweeper. Baker has the same field problems as the man he replaced-Gordon (Mickey) Cochrane.
 The Tigers are in fifth place, firmly enough entrenched there with little danger of sinking lower, but 12 full games behind the New York Yankees who look more like American League champions every day.
 Twirlers Needed
 Detroit's pitching can't come any where near matching the power supplied by Big Hank Greenberg, Rudy York and Charley Gehring- CT. Four pitchers-Eldon Auker, George Coffman, Harry Eisenstat and Vern Kennedy-tried to halt the hitting White Sox and gave up Is hits. Kennedy, who did a neat fadeout after winning his first 10 starts, had more control than usual and may be on the road back.
 The Yankees belted out a 10-in- ming 12 to II victory over Wash ington in typical Yankee style, five runs in the second inning, four more in the sixth and 'one each spread over three other innings in- cluding the all-important tenth.
 They damned the bases in the last inning with two out and Har- ry Kelley, the fourth Senator pitch CT, got the jitters. He walked home the winning run, Joe Gordon and Red Rolfe of the Tanks, George Case, Al Simmons and Buddy Lew is of the Nationals hit home runa
 Hal Trosky's ninth inning homer. good for three runs, led five run blast that kept Cleveland still five games behind the Tanks. They beat St. Louis g to 6. Philadelphia whipped Young Jim Bagby and the Boston Red Sox on Sam Chap mans sixth inning homer with a mate on base, 5 to 3.
 Wander Nicer Routed
 Tn the National League, Chica- go's Cubs made the only notable gain, moving within a half game of second place and within seven games of first as Pittsburgh and New York both lost.
 The Cubs again routed Johnny (No-hit) Wander Nicer, who is finding it harder to pitch nine full innings now than two straight mo- hitters back in the earlier days of the campaign. AS he lost to 3, Wander Nicer did his fifth straight duck-out act before the game was over. He allowed 12 hits and walked three in losing his seventh of the year.
 Pittsburgh and New York marked time as the Pirates lost to St. Louis, 5 to 0, and New York muffed chance to step up by dropping one to Boston, to 2.
 The Dodgers and Phillies were rained out of their scheduled night game at Brooklyn.
 YESTERDAYS HERO - Hal Trosgy, Cleveland first baseman, whose ninth inning homer drove in three runs and helped beat St. I,OIIiS O tO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
LEMEN, BIG 10 CHAMP,
 JOINS CENTURYS

Robert Lemen former University of Purdue star and Big Ten hurd- ling champion, who took thlrd place at the senior championships this year in the 200 meter hurdles has joined the 20th Century Track club. It is the first time that a National Champion has represent ed a local club. He will be seen in action again Sunday at Ha milton Park before the Thomas Ir,bune championship game. The local club will compete against teams from New Haven and Bridgeport
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
SOUTH END SOFTBALL
American League

American League
 Tn the first game last evening the Brigades defeated the Warriors "a. Rinaldi hit two doubles for the Brigades while Russawa with one double led the Warriors at bat.
 National League
 In the second game Conn. Oil Service swamped the Battery Shop 60. J. Murphy with a homer and single and J. Jacobs with two sim gles featured at the bat for the Servicemen, while R. Grenier with two singles was the losers best bet. Attention: Special meeting this evening at 8:30 o'clock at St. Ann's club. All league managers are re- quested to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
PARKS LEAGUE
 PLAYOFFS SUNDAY

Fulton Park will be the scene of the Public Parks league playoff games Sunday afternoon the Blessed Sacraments, league leaders taking on their arch-rivals, St. Lucy's at 2 D. m. with Greece and Rossi as um- pires. At 4 o'clock, Mason Supply and the North End Pals will play, O'Connor and Gerace umpiring. The winners of both games will play a of 3 game series for the champion ship at Hamilton Park, If it is pos sible to secure the diamond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
CENTURY, HACKERS
 TO CLASH TONIGHT

The Waterbury Jays being unable to play tonight due to previously booked game will be regarded by ma American League game between 2Othe Centurys and the Town Plot Crackerjacks. The game will be played at Fulton Park. diamond No. 1 at 6:15 Pete Masone will umpire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
PEMBERTON'S DEFY

The Pemberton Aces would like to play the North End Lions any Sun day 1t is convenient for them to do so. The Aces would also like to meet rhe South End Bulldogs, who have puto fl the Aces indefinitely. For arrangements call T. Duane at 4-7968 between 5:30 and 6:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
Work Out Tonight

The 20th Century softbalI team will drill tonight at Hamilton Park on diamond number one at o'clock. All members will meet at the park
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
LOURDES vs TOP NOTCH?

The Lourdes of the American league would like to hear from the Top Notch club of Beacon Falls for game at Waterville park at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Call Al Scacco, 3-4330. Any team wish ing to book games, get in touch with the above phone number.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
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 LIJ Leaders
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LAzEK HOLDS GROWN

Vienna, Aug. 1l-(UP)-Heinz La5ek of Germany successfully de- tended his European heavyweight title last night by outpointing San- ta De Leo of Italy in l6-rounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
EFFORTS IN VAIN

English poloists have been un. successful for quarter of a cen- tury In their efforts to win the Westchester Cup from the United States.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Boston 8, New York 9. st. Louis 5, Pittsburg (1sD. s., Louis-Pittsburg (2nd, rain). Chicago 6. Cincinnati 3. Philadel-Brooklyn (night-rain).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
REPEATED ANNUALLY

The headpin style of bowling was introduced by Joe Thum in 1905
 and tournaments have been held
 annually ever since in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11

Games Today Cleveland at St. Louis (2). Washington at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. Detroit at Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
REMARKABLE RECORD

Young Corbett III has lost only five decisions in seventeen years of boxing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
Quick, Abercrombie! Those Triple Dots!
By DAN PARKER

decided the films of the second Louis he ordered private M showing of the s % for himself at the writing the o the s d jig s e m 0S e mil % e every day since America m that its been s over 100 buck Pirates is to stable until died recently Flushing days after rOdhamN game few ago reported Miss Maen the bride just learned how spell
 THE BEVERAGE RETAILER WEEKLY puts Gene Tunney down Sn an re editorial % % s u o 'as 5 whsn @
 without social consciousness = or sou Frank cosy
 a m a d u se ap b % a Recently. Miller, Harlem BIly
 Jacob kuppsrts mother wanted the baseball
 see where the Giants lost another double headache said Iooney. t9ere Dodser rooter the other
 MARSHALL HUNT WHO WROTE baseball New York on at the Goshen trottns track this week between Pat oGoe with threatening bejngo out of steve he any more about his Spanish muuel to go look off planning action for libel against holiday & in Ireland with hi his hesvywsgh Dominic Lydon who ssue on m a DD ss m a s a n ~os to limp Since he made that dumb about colored as the ~ay ou use AVn p0"s 
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 Walter O. Briggs owner of the club multi millionaire hobby a poye he has been known buy $l25 suits club when from behind Cochrane clashe with the front office the opinion of baseball writers his punch manager when he took off his the club the Mickey a field but dud in the dugou Oscar vit whose Ind9ns going their annual choking like mel could use some those Newark his Cleveland right that aren't considered quite Yankees Charles Sawyer who the Democratic Governor of Ohio member of the cnnai Reds If Sawyer elected Maurice Allen state racing commissioner.
 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN fans will who died Wednesday of tuberculosis hombre whom Billy Petroe knocked the Garden back in 1881 promising fighter until then amounting to anything after absorbing body Babe Ruth could have landed the job Of the Tigers in 1883 he had been interested Frank Navn to take over the club Babe said he'd him back from Hawaii By that time the Tigers Despite last nights the Dodgers have more fans to Ebbs Field than they did The new American Legion Stadium in Hollywood capacity Of 60OO will be dedicated in September weight contender accordng the MEAD hospital few days and will from his recent attack of pneumonia seriously Ill with typhoid fever at the maica The Ned (baskebaD Irihes little Tuesday. "
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Gnmes Yesterday Philadelphia 5, Boston 8. Cleveland 9, St. Louis 6. New York 12. Washington il. Chicago 8, Detroit z.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11
Standing,

Games Today New York at Boston. Chicago at Cincinnati. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-11

YESTERDAYS HERO - Hal Trosgy, Cleveland first baseman, whose ninth inning homer drove in three runs and helped beat St. Louis, 9 to 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-16
Court Order Halls Seizure
Of Craigs' Key Holdings
Case Deals With Ejectment
Proceedings At Lodge
Situated On No Name
Key

Seizure Of the holdings of c.
L. Craig and wife Grace Craig,
Of No Name Key Lodge. was
temporarily delayed by an order
issued out of Circuit Court, in
Miami. by Judge Arthur Gomez,
which was filed with Clerk Ross
c. Sawyer. of the Circuit Court
IN Key West this morning.
Yesterday Sheriff K. . Thomp-
son made ready 10 carry into eff
feet q court order satisfying a
Judgment against the Craigs,
which was handed down by a
jury some time ago. which judg-
ment was for $3.50 IA favor Of
D0ddcridgc B. Russell, and the
ejcctmcnt Of the Craigs from the
property
In carrying out the orders Of
the court yesterday Sheriff
Thompson served papers of
ejectmcnt on Frank Fisher, who
Is custodian Of the No Name
Lodge The cjcctmcnt procedure
on Fisher was made IN the alb
sencc of the Cralgs Mr. Russell
was placed IN charge
One IF the attorneys for the
defendants. Allan b Clcarc, yes
terday filed with the clerk of the
court notice of a praccIpc for
writ of error to the State Su-
pTemc Court
Removal OF the articles seized
by the sheriff was stayed when
the order from Judge Gomez was
received, and filed this morning
The order reads
This cause coming before me
10 be heard upon motion Of the
defendants for an order staying
the execution and proceedings
upon the final judgment hereto
fore entered in the above cause
until the defendants can return
from out of the state and procure
the execution of a supcTscdCas
bord, and the court being fully
advised IN the premises, 1t IS
thereupon
Considered. ordered and ad
Judged by the court that an pro
cccdings upon the final judgment
and execution thereon be. and
the same are hereby stayed for
period of seven days from the
date of tins order
Done and ordered at Miami.
Dadc County. Florida. this 18th
dsN of August 1888
Filed M Key West August Is.
1893
ROSS & SAWYER
Clerk
Tho supcrscdcas bond required
Is for 81 500 and costs are placed
"a s2B Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-16
Demeritt, RenedO And CO.
BIO To Be Issued Neces-
sary License To Practice
In Florida

Associated Press information
has gust been received TO the ef-
feet that three local young men
have successfully passed the ex-
animation held 10y the Florida
State Beard of Dental Examiners
Ii Jacksonville. Fla. during the
week beginning June 20. 1888
ana DIS William Wellesley De
meiat Jr. Henry Rcnedo. il.
and Deuo Cobo VIII bc issued
the necessary licenses 10 practice
them profession an Florida.
Dr Domeutt Jr. who recently
graduated from Atlanta Southern
Dental College with honors and
On whom membership IN the
honor fraternity Omlcron Kappa
Epsilon was conferred and who
Was also commissioned d lst
Lieutenant IN the Army Reserves
vlI leave for Boston the last of
Vie month where he will take up
post graduate intern work IN
Forsythe Dental Clinic beginning
September 18th He VIII be &C
conpamed los Mrs Demeritt. and
cn route they VIII visit relatives
and friends IN Florida. Georgia.
Dino and with Dr and Mrs
Rouedo IN Neg York On com
rlcuou # hls work m Boston Dr.
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tne University OF Lower CalI
lorula II Los Angeles for work
leading 10 the Masters degree
IN Dement, and Rencdo were
fellow Students al Atlanta
southern and also studied to
G,thet ~ Sand Key and while
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-16
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
REVUE VS. MEN In
NUMBERS LIMELIGHT
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DEWEY

Racket buster Thomas E.
Dewey. crusading district at
iorneY of New York. cracked
down on the Sl00.000.000
policy ("numbers") racket
by indicting nine men. Dew
eY. Republican. was elected
in 1887 on a reform" ticket.
is being mentioned for COVER
nor. The trial starts this eve
ming at SIS in New York
City.
J. J. HINES
Big shot of the nine men
indicted is James J. Hines.
powerful TammanY chief
tain. who is accused of pro
viding political protection
and acting as front man" for
the racket. Hines rose from
d blacksmith's anvil 10 dis
tTlct leader and the inner
circle of the Wigwam.
DUTCH SCHULTZ
The policy racket used TO
be run by gang chief Arthur
Flegenheimer alias Dutch
Schultz alias the Dutchman.
who was killed by CANISTER
bullets in 1895. Prohibition
made him a big shot; after
repeal he organized New
York's policy ring.
]. r. DAVIS
Schultz mouthpiece was J.
Richard Davis alias Dixie
Davis. debarrcd lawyer
charged by Dewey with hav-
ing taken over the lucrative
policy game. with others.
Davis was arrested in Phils-
delphia last winter; with him
was show girl Hope Dare.
HOPE DARE
First infimaiion that Davis
had turned states evidence
came when he was discover
cd visiting his girl friend
Hope Dare. in her New York
apartment, presumably with
DeweY's knowledge. Court
orders had permitted him TO
visit his doctor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-16
Three Local Young Men
Pass Examinations Held
By State Dental Board
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LOCAL RESIDENTS ARE
GRANTED LICENSE TO
PRACTICE DENTISTRY

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JACKSONVILLE. AUG. l6.
The State Board OF Denial
Examiners has announced
the following from Key Wost
having passed the June OK
amlnaiions and granted
licenses 10 practice IN Flor
ida: DelIo NJ. Cobo. William
w. Demeriti. il. and Henry
Rencdo. Jr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-16
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