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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
4Ote VYROcf SBORU VYTR-
VALOST OSLO 35, {. S. P. j.

Sbor tento oslavil sve 4Ote
jubileum dine "a. dubna v Del
nickem Dome, ma rohu Madi-
son a Rose ulic. Slavnost to-
hoto maleho Sboru Sc skvele
vydaTila. Sal Delnickeho Do
mu byl zaplnen, tax re pora-
daj1c1 vybor mohl byti spoke
jen. Program slavnostni byl
Size kratky ably nikoho neuna-
voval avsak vyst1zny, tax re
pine vyhovoval 1celu teto slav-
nosti. Vybor poTadajfcf Sc O.
pravdu tuzil ably bylo vsem a
We vsem vyhoveno a nikomu
mic neschazelo. Program byl
zahajen ses. pTeds. FIR. Rfha,
ktera kratce a srdecne pTivita-
la hosty a predstavila ~nejstar-
ST sestry u Sboru. Ma to ses.
B. Manion promluvila ma toto
thema V anglicke Feci, ably kaz
dy vedel O Gem Sc jedna. PAX
ses. M. Smith promluvila O W.
znamu a praci "a 40 rokn Wy
konanou a pax mala dceruska
ses. Rihove prednesla basen k
slavnosti Sc hodicl "a cez il wy
slouzila predsedka M. Senger
podekovala a podala maly
darek.
PAX ses. tajemnice M. Ska
la pfecetla celkovy prijem a
vydanf Ia 40 rokd. PAX pre-
celia blahoprejne dopisy a
ses. B. Manion precetla blaho-
pfejne dopisy Cd p. mayora
Jacksona a p. j. Cvacha. PAX
ses. tai. p~recetla jmena zem-
relych sester pr smutecnim
pochodu a ses. vyslouzila pred
sedka upevnila "a kazdou zem
felou sestru do vence billy ka-
rafiat. Ia 40 rokG zemrelo 80
sester. Ses. M. Senger promlu-
villa par SLOW k ucteni jejich
PAX ses. M. Stehlik
OdeVZdala SeS. predSedce kra-
she zpracovanou decku Sc spoil
znakem ma predsednic-
stolek. Sestra pfedsedka
pfekvapena, il srdecne pode-
kovala. Ma to pozvala nei-I
starsf sestry ma jeviste a ses.
Senger podala nejprve KY
tici ses. predsedce a pax ostat-
MIN sestram. Tim byl program
vycerpan a hoste zasedaly "a
stoly a nastala volna zabava,
ktera pri vesele hudbe %. A.
Klimese trvala do l hodiny.
VSem sc vec1rek l1bil ami Sc
i'm domG nechtelo, tax re
kdyz hral Home Sweet Home.
byl jeste sal plny, z cehoz "a
Sc mel pofadajfcf vybor radost
mad zdafilym vecfrkem. A my
vsem, kdoz pomohli ku zdaru
slavnosti, srdecne dekujem.
M. Skala, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
H.. RAIL JACKSON ZALO.
VAN MA ROZVOD.

Naon Juan Jackson, druha man
,zelka H. Rail Jackson, syna
mayora mesta Baltimore, Jack
soma, podala v Miami ma Flori-
de zalobu ma rozvod Cd neho.
V zalobe stezuje 81, re manzel
jej1 pGsobil ma nj dusevn1 kru-
tost1. Oddani byli spolu 13.
cervence 1887.
Pred trent roxy prvnf jeho
manzelka, rozena Geraldine
Peppler, obdrzela cd neho roz-
vod ma zalobu, re stale il opou-
stel. Vedle toho zalovan il byl
ma navracen1 jistych SWATCH
mich DART.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
BANDITA Sc"
BUS KU d

Bandita v noci z nedele ma
pondel1 "vypGjcil Sc" bus spa
chal prepaid a pax bus opustil
nekolik block1 cd mfsta ga
pomenuv" nechati $40 ma zad-
MIN sedadle, jak slfbil ffdici
busu. M1stem prepadu byl
grocernf obchod We 300 blocku
Payson ulice. z obchodu ukra-
oil $50 ma hotoosti a cheeky.
R1dic busu, Percy Parker, udal
policii, re bandita zastavil lei
ma Edmondson avenue a Mon
roe ulici. Kdyz Tfdic bus roze-
Jel, bandita naprahl nan revol-
Yer a zvolal: ga nechci zadne
tvoje penlze. Co chci, ie, a.
by's mi pGjcil bus ku pfepa-
du."
Pfinutil Parkera zajeti ku
strane ulice. PAX rekl mu, a.
by wal 81 kabat a tail z busu
ven. Bandita ma to pfelezl ma
pfedn1 sedadlo T1dice a z busu
otevfenym oknem fekl Parke-
row:
"Nestarej Sc nynf o mic. Dam
tt $40 pod prednf sedadlo, kdyz
z tohoto odejdu."
We dvou minutach ma to Les
ter Ferguson a August Raabe,
spravce a klerk grocerniho OBJ
chodu, pfekvapenf byli bandit
town revolverem ma ne namf-
renym. Porucil 81 vydani pc
nez a zmizel.
y pradelne ma Chester a
Oliver ulicich ukradeno bylo
casne We stFedu rano $1,000 ma
hotovosti.
Ctyri zr1zenci pradelny byly
svazani dele neil hodinu do
kud jednomu nepodaTilo Sc
rozvazati provaz, jfmz svazan
byl a pomoci druhym.
Do pradelny vesli ctyfi ban
dite z Oliver ulice kratce pc
pGl noel a priblfzili Sc ku dive
ma zr1zenc1m, Metcalf a Will
liams. TTetf zTfzenec, Charles
Gayhart, "a rokd starry, zavo-
lal: Go Sc tn deje?" Ctyri
bandite odpovedeli vytazenfm
revolverG sc zvolanim: "To je
prepaid"
John Bleach, 59lety, nocni
hlidac pradelny, byv zahled-
nut bandity. Jeden pTiskocil a
pustil Sc S hl1dacem do zapasu.
Svalili Sc ma Zem a rvali Sc az
jeden bandita namiriv revol-
yer ma Bleache, rekl:
Bud zticha, tatfku, a nebu-
de ii u~bl1zeno." Tim skonce-
ma byla rvacka. Bleach nemel
s sebou zadnou zbran.
Ctyri zffzenci byli watt a
zavedeni do koupelny, kde sva
zani byli a 1sta jejich ucpana
spinavymi hadry.
z pokladny bandite wall
$1,000 a prchli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
KORUNNf PRIMO DANSKY
v NAMORNf AKADEMII.

NamoTn1 akademii v Anna
polls navst1vil v pondelf korun-
nj prime z Danska, Frederik,
jenz provazen tam byl COVER
nerem statu, O'Conor.
Korunn1 prime nadSen byl
tax re uznal: "My nemame mic
v Dansku co bychom prirovna-
tt mohli S tfmto. Zvlaste podi-
vuhodnym jest vytecne chova-
Mise muzG a krasne okoli, v
nemz academic umistena Jest"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
CTYRICET DfTEK ZACHRA-
MEMO z
OHNE.

Osetrovatelkami a lekari
Detske nemocnicni skoly v cas-
zpozorovan byl pondelf ohen
a temito ctyricet ditek nemoc-
nych detskou poruchou vyne-
seno bylo V bezpec1. Osetrova-
telka nemocnice ma Green
spring avenue, zahledla ohen
ma dfevene strese Painter bu-
dovy, v n1z nemocnice umfste-
ma. Dftky vyneseny byly ma
travn1k. V nedlouhe dobe
strecha spadla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
OSOBNf Lefty z S
DO SPOJENYCH STATE.

Pravidelne osobnf lety mezi
Moskvou a Spojenymi Staty re
zavladnou, pfedpovedel brig.
general Vladimir Kokkinaki,
rusky slavny vzduchoplavec
jenz n~avstfvil zdejs1 Martin1v
podnik. V Baltimore zastaviI
Sc on a major Mikhail Gordi-
enko v sobotu ma letu z Wash
ingtonu do New Yorku. S Mar
them, majetn1kem vzduchopla
vecke tovarny ma Middle River
mluvili ma nadraz1 Pennsylvan-
ske drahy odkud watt byli do
Martinovy tovarny ku prohled-
mutt teto.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
HITLEROVY POLITIKY v
HOSPODE.

"Valka" dvou rozpoutala Sc
v pondel1 v hospode v 1000
blocku Hollins ulice. Ku valce
doslo, kdyz Joseph Boyd a Os-
car Rinderman klidne soudili
o politicke situaci v Europe.
Rozprava klidnou byla az dos
10 ma Hitlera. Rinderman Wy
skocil a sklenic1 piva rozrazil
Boydovi hlavu. Valka skonci-
la odvezen1m Boyda do memo
cnice a pokutovan1m Kinder
mana ma policejn1 stanici SIS a
1tratami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

z k~rajanskych kruhI.

= Kazdym rokem pofad$
Sprawl vybor Ceskeho Narod-
n1ho HTbitova slavnost Zdobe-
nj HrobG. Letosnf oslava bu-
de Sc konati V nedeli, dine 20.
kvetna We 3 hodiny odpoledne
Podrobnosti pTineseme pT1Ste.
= OtevTeni Shoru Csl. Dem.
Klubu 20. wardy, Curtis Bay
Dude Sc konati v nedeli, dine
ID. kvetna. Vstup volny. w
tecne pivo a dobra kuchyn.
Svitakova hudba.
Tento Sor nachazf sc ma Cur
It's Creek. Kdyz pojede autem,
jedte pc Pennington Ave. a.
sledujte znacku Bohemian
Shore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
z HosPoDY.

80 rokd starry muz tezce
zranen byl v nedeli v hospod-
ske rvacce v 700 blocku Light
ulice. Zranenym jest William
Summers z James ulice. Mali
tel hospody, 52lety Albert
Campbell, zalovan jest re sire
lenf jeho. Diva JIM: Josef
Stamm a Edward Granger, "a
lovani jsou z neporadneho cho-
van1.
Campbell udal, re v hospode
pop1jelo pet muz6 az doslo ku
hadce a rvacce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
MANA.

Pod prostou stTechou tTi srdce bla: many, taty a ieiich
kluka. Nell Sc moe radi, ale ami 81 to neuvedomovali. TAX
to bylo samozfejme, re vSichni tfi zHi stastne pospolu, re
mono, vsem pohodll udelala: Bylo tez samozrejme, re NELL
plno prace S dr1bez, S kozckou, s %prasatkem, Sc ~zahradkou,
ma poll, V kuchyni a jeste u cizich.
Stala Sc ale nehoda velka, fla nehoda. Mama spadla Sc
zebflku a zranila 81 nohu. Noha bolela, otekla a mama chtei
nechtej musila ulehnouti. Tata zneklidnel: "Mamo, poslu
pro doktora."
Gale starousi, do rama Dude Ease dobfe. zabalfm nohu
do studena a uvid1s." A pi tom Sc usm1vala, jak mohla nej-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

v RECE.

Mrtvola kapitana Edwarda
Lanier, inspektora zdejsl stani-
&c namofn1 Bureau of Marine
inspekce nalezena byla v nede-
Ii V pf1stavu u pieru, {. 10, Can
ton. Oblicej jeho zdal Sc vesti
svedectvf student.
Byl star 81 rok1. Inspekto-
rem v Baltimore byl pc diva po-
slednf roxy. Cely svGj zivot
.stravil v namornf sluzbe. Be-
hem svetove valky byl We sluz-
bach namoTnf moci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

10. kvetna 1889.

III. hN0LId 1903
Zm6ny V duchovni sprave O.
sadly, ktere pfichazejf kazdych
tfi rok1 cd pTedstavenych Ra-
du RedemptoristG, pTisly letos
V minulem tydnu a. kvetna.
Zprava hned sc roznesla pc
cele osad6 re velednstp. Josef
St6panek, CSSR., ktery praco-
val jiz skoro 20 rokd v osade
byl ustanoven "a noveho fara-
re a Rektora. Byvaly faraf
dust. pan Martin M. Oktavec,
CSSR. byl presazen do New
Yorku, kde Dude 1cinkovat v
Osad6 Fanny Marie Ustavicne
Pomoci, kde Dude faraTem a
Rektorem veledGstp. Josef F.
V6trovec, CSSR.
Sbor Katolickeho Sokola a
Sokolek pr spolecne snidani
minute ned6le pc velikonocnfm
sv. prijfmanf podekoval vel.
panu Oktavci "a vykonanou
praci V minulych sest rocich a
pral mu dalSf zdravf, stestf a
BOzf pozehnanf ma draze Two
ia. Zaroven pri te pfflezitosti
privital noveho farare a Ka-
plana Sboru veledGstp. stepan-
ka, ktery pronesl p6knou rec V
niz sc dovolaval dalsiho spolu-
pusobenf vsech vrstev osady.
Osadnf spolky, jake Ladies
Auxiliary, Spolek Fanny Ma
RE Ustavicne Pomoci, Fanny
Marie Levocske, Klub Rieger,
Retreat Klub, Sodality, Holy
Name a JIM jak jednotlivci tax
deputace pTichazeli projevit
svou vd6cnost vel. panu Oktav-
CT "a vsecko CO vykonal V osa-
de a okol1 pro spolky, osadu
a ceskoslovenskou kolonii V
Baltimore, V udrzenf dobreho
.jmena nasich lid pred Anne
rickou veTejnost1.
We stTedu vecer James c..
Ludwig Post Americke Legie,
a tez clenkyn6 Zenskeho odde-
lenf pTi spolecne schdzi uspo-
Fadali domac1 hostinu jake ma
rOzloucenou S vel. panem Ok
tavcem, a uv1tanf veled1stp.
St6panka jake noveho faraTe.
Mnoz1 ctenf hoste z Legie byli
pr1tomni.
Tfmto pisatel techto fadek
vyslovuje sve hluboke city u
znan1 a podekovanf vsem KITE
RI upT1mne S MIN pracovali ma
roll spolecnem zachovat dedic-
stvf nase, katolickou v1ru otcu
a matek naSich a narodnost
pTedkG. Kez Sv. Vaclav
Sc "a mas vsechny sve d1tky a
krajany pfimlouva u Pana Bo-
ha abychom setrvali v6rni az
do smrti a dobyli v1tezstv1 vec-
n6ho, kde jiz nen1 zadne lou
cent AMI sklaman1. Svaty Va
clave, knife mas, pros "a mas
Svateho Ducha. Kriste
eleisOn.
Vsem milym osadn1k1m a
krajandm: S Panem Bohem,
Martin M. Oktavec, CSSR.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
ZUBOLEKAR

Dr.. Carr E. Bowman, dentist,
odsouzen byl v pondelf ma je-
den rok do polepsovny pro sest
zalob spachanych ma sesti div
kach.
DR.. Bowar, 46 rok1 starry, L.
radovnu svoji ma ma rohu Mo-
nument a Collingtoh avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

Pc vypitf trf ctvrtin jedu Y
lahve v lekarne We 5000 blocku
Eastern avenue, v nedeli 43 ro-
ky stara Kahlan Zutkend zem-
rela v Mestskych nemocnicich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

Pc vysetfovanf vybuchu a
ohne dome We 400 blocku
Hemple Court, policif severe
vychodn1 stanice zatcen byl
cernoch, jenz pail kofalku v
budove. Cernochem byl ALE
ty General Brown. Nadoba ma
palen1 byla u velikosti padesa-
tt galonI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Den Matek.

V nedei slaven jest We S~pojenych Statech DEN MATEK
Drahym temto dustin venovany vzpom1nky nase:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
Today's Sport Parade
By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent)

New York, July 14.-(UP).-Billy Conn, Q fr"itive from collar ad, Is the new light-heavyweight cham pion of the world, having won the title last night by beating Melio Bettina in a 15-round bout in Madi- son Square Garden.
 Come to think of 1t, "beating" is hardly the word to, use in describing what Conn did to Bettina. Conn never will beat anyone. He isn't that sort of 8 fighter. He is @ classicist with capital "C," and has 8 style remindful of the ballet russe-all grace and rhythm and that sort of thing.
 His left hand is Conn's best weapon and 1t is a thing of beauty, not brutality. He Hicks 1t with the flowing smoothness of @ swan bob- ping It's neck, and when 1t lands 1t is scarcely damaging enough to cause the judges to credit him with landing punch. Lovely to look at. yes; pleasing to the connoisseurs of the manly art, certainly; but not of sufficient power to hurt an op- ponent. He must have brushed his left against Bettina's right cheek thousand times last night, yet when the upstate New York Italian left
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14

the ring his face was only slightly flushed, as though someone had daubled him gently with rouge.
 Conns footwork is lovely, too. He seems to float about the ring, 50 effortlessly does he move forward, backward and sideways. But his footwork never is directed toward getting him set to throw a sold punsch. He never settles himself and lets fly with the power that his 170 pounds of Irish muscle must possess. He seems content to present Q pretty picture, to win on points, to harass and harry his foe rather than beat him down.
 Louis Would Kill CoDn
 Which, suppose, Is all right. Perhaps the fight game could use an esthete or two. But let us now be 50 brash as to couple Conn's name with that of Joe Louis, and speak of heavyweight title bout between the two as soon as Conn adds 0 few more pounds. Louis would ruin the Pittsburgher. He would shuttle right on through that beautiful exterior that Conn pre- sents and break him in two with the first punch he landed.
 It wouldn't matter what kind of punch 1t was, either. A hook to the body or the head, or right to the same spots would finish Conn, and quickly.
 Bettina had him in trouble sev- eral times last night, and all Bet tina has is an awkward stance, a big heart, and mediocre assort- ment of roundhouse punches. Even so, thought he fought well enough to earn Q draw, and that the fight was much too close to warrant the passing of @ title. He was all over Conn like paper on wall in the final round, and this closing aggres- siveness, to me, at least, earned him the right to an even break. He was the stronger of the two at the finish, and am one of those rugged individuals who believes that the condition of the fighters at the finish is slightly more important than @ dozen or two intellectual pops on the face.
 Tn winning the first four rounds of the fight Bettina landed more sub- stantial punches, inflicted more damage, than Conn did in winning seven or so.
 But let's not get excited. No one ever has over the lightheavyweight division and 1t is too late to start.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
PembertOn News

The Pemberton Aces defeated the Pirates yesterday at Washington Park by score of 10 to 3. Murphy pitched 4 hit ball and struck out l2 batters. Spillane and Ruffino cole lected 2 hits piece, while Cavilier drove in runs with @ long double in the sixth. This was the fifth straight victory for the Aces, having won 2 league games both at Wash- ington and Hamilton Park, which put them in first place in both Park leagues. The other victory was at Hopeville where the Pemberton defeated the Eagles by Q score of 19 to 5.
 The teams defeated were the Naples in which Spillane un- wheeled a 2 hitter the score being 17 to 3; the Mill Plain A 0. where Lovinia gave up 8 hits and struck out 18, the score being 18 to 2; the Eagles where Wrenn gave up 9 hits the score being 19 to 2; and the Tigers and Pirates in which Murphy gave up both 1 and 3 hits respec- lively. Also striking out @ total of 25 batters in both games.
 This coming Friday, the Aces will play the Pine Hills at 1 o'clock ct Washington Park. This will be @ great game as both teams divided games in 2 former encounters.
 Captain Donnelly has 4 Pine Hills in his lineup and will not be able to use them Friday.
 Lombardo, Cavilier, Stance and Ruffino have played great ball for the Aces since they joined up and Capt. Donnelly will be glad to have them back.
 Coach Evon will have Mobile pitching and Mullaly catching while Lombardo will use Grynick and Q Torrington lad.
 The Pembertons will travel to New York to see the Tanks play Washington August IS. The boys received this trip for winning the Boys Club championship.
 Next week the Pembertons will have a pinic at Lake Quassapaug and many of the Abrigador section are invited.
 Well this is all at present.
 CHICK DONNELLY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
LORD LADS WIN
 TWO TENNIS TESTS

Play continued in the Hamilton park tennis tournament today with Jim Lord, city junior tennis champ, defeating Isiah Jacobson in straight sets of 6-2, 8--6. Jim's younger brother George earned his place in the second round by winning from Santana 6-1, 6-2. In the other matches Nick Bliga defeated Bob Smith 5-7, 6-3, 6-3. Harry Cran- dall defeated Mike Gualtieri, Trinity college star, 6-2, 6-2. Art Perigard won from Joe Whalen in the best match of the day, 6-4, 7-5. Donald Rogers beat Charley Lee in mara thon match. Rogers took the first set 10-8, then lost to the fast serv- ing Lee 60. Rogers came back in the last set to win the match with @ GA.
 Fridays Pairings
 Hamilton park courts: Jackie Thompson vs Spencer Sheehan at 1O:30 a. m.; Walt Cibulsiks ys. Nor- man Rochon at 6 p. m; Geroge Ralph vs. Ed del Conte at 6 p. m.; Jim Lord vs. Fred Canuzzi at p. m.; Vic Sabals vs. George Strogatz at 2 p. m.; Dom Antonacci vs. Art Perigard at p. m; John Tata vs. Harry Crandall at p. m.
 Saturday: George Lord vs. Joe Millerick at 10 @. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
Bettina Backed Up For Return Battle
Count July Out, MOanS McKechnie
By DAN PARKER

CALENDAR MAKERS hereby now on the years M only months Bill McKehnie of the Cincinnati declared July Phies cleanup yes- day Grounds his ball club opened important series tth the not too closely pursuing Giants.
 What happens July doesn't count said william dsspOndsny we to infer rest bur ball club is an august body9"
 day." punned another writer "They i'm Garry but his real name was August"
 o doesn't count" mcaned Bill ignoring the feeble aups we an stay out in front all through u but doesn't mean thing It's That happens next month that counts"
 sepembers" boldly |hat counts most of all9"
 September important t0O July doesn't thing"
 "wh.t July done Mr. McK.chns," asked best months in the year kicked around like that
 July all right t. own % :s ,s Is w machine It just doesn't count There six ball clubs this ' stretch"
 Mr. McKchne refused to the phis oblivion Casey senges deep armine in Boston at that very moment. anything resembling may this the black lols His outlook \ about roseate as Gil Dobies.
 "oodmans absence going to hurt said B Tha without we'll have him back when we need him most" "oh, that month August MT McKechnie
 sht all get outl w And meanttne we're ave chance to what kind of stuff Bonsovann has"
 Another sunshine conceded this sore pressed manager the job being by Linu. his fun custodian what James Parne Dawson of the Times has M to spring picked their nfed garng
 S"S plays s ssns excled in this the Giants but the old Sunday school himself aponsbe for the marked improvement in his game
 unfolded position grew better 6eechne kept moanng Ah this weren't Juy If this weren't All reply weren't Bucky |valtersl"
 Buckingham, the reformed nfelder one-ht |oing into the eighth and two-htter starting the ninth
  |1ants half of nnhthre dd that didn't thing Bills predcament sad ndeed
 his inheders pulling County against AEngand his htters hitting doing the best job in the league and like get Mcechnie oudnt much sympathy baseball writers whose tear ducts notorious for their ar trigger after emphasized |4 victory with veh shutout insisted that idn file with President he lads who make the league standings added full ;innaNs lead New York
 Copyright, 1888, King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
BROUILLARD DRAWS

Portland, Me, July 14.-(UP)- Lou Brouillard of Worcester, Mass, former middleweight and welter- weight champion. and Babe Verila, Cuban Negro, fought to a i0-round newspaper draw last night.
 Verila bat red the veteran Brouillard at will with rights for three rounds. Tn the fourth, how. ever. the Worcester southpav dropped his man for . nine count with . left. verila went ahead on points in the middle rounds. but Brouillard evened the bout with . late rally. Brouillard weighed i6o. Verila i60 i-A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
JEAN BAUER PLAYS
 FOR GRISWOLD CUP

Eastern Point, Conn.,, July 14.- (UP) Two Providence women set out on @ dull and dark day today to play 36 holes for the Griswold cup, the trophy in the annual in- yitation championship golf tourna- ment of the Shenecossett Country club.
 Defending Champion Miss Helen Warehouse played Miss Jean Bauer, who has won the title three times, fer the crown.
 Miss Waterhouse gained the final bracket late yesterday by defeating Mrs. Sylvia Annenberg Leichner, Flushing, J.. l., up in a semi-final match.
 Miss aBuer defeated Mrs. Fred erick G. Davis. also of Providence, in another close semi-final match.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
FATHER, TWO SONS IN l
 STATE GOLF TOURNEY

Nashua, N. H., July 14.--(UP).- Though medalist Warren Tibbetts of Manchester was favored to win the New Hampshire amateur golf title, popular interest centered today on the performances of a father and two sons. who had qualified for the championship flight of 16. Tom Leonard, winner of the crown } decade ago, barely qualified at h63. But his sons, Robert and Tom, Dr., were with the leaders at i48 and |l49, respectively.
 Tibbetts won medal honors with D 76 and 6 7i for Q total of l47.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
CLOCK GIRLS ON
 POLICE PROGRAM

A variety of sports events will be contested on the State Police Field day program to be held August 3 at the new Recreation Field, Water town avenue.
 The Waterbury Clock Shop Girls will meet the Waterbury Aces in 6 softball game. A. A. U. track and field stars from all over New Eng land will compete for the various prizes. These events will see the local 20th Century club competing against the New Haven Harriers. Joe" McCluskey, ex-Manhattan and Olympic steeplechase star, will compete in these events.
 To widen the scope of events to be staged, ten bouts showing the states best ring talent has been lined up.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-14
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