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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
Boys Club Basketball

The list of teams remaining in the Valley Intermediate Tournament at the Boys Club has been sifted down to ten namely; Gamma lily, Sharks of Naugatuck, Bombers, River A. c. of Torrington, West Side Juniors, Y Crusaders, Wells, Hurri- canes, Bristol Bears and Cross Bones. This Monday evening and sitting process will continue when the Gamma lily meets the Nauga- tuck Sharks at 6:45, the Bombers meet the tourney favorites, the River A. c. of Torrington at 7:45, and the West Side Juniors meet the Crusaders at 8:45.
 Much of the tourney excitement at the moment hinges around the tilt between the local Bombers and the River A. c. of Torrington. Both these clubs appear to be superior to most of the remaining teams and the outcome of this game will prob- ably have lot to do with the nam ing of the champion on Saturday evening. The Bombers have a very impressive record behind them but so have the Rivers. Both teams are studded with high school stars of recent years and both teams are fast and shoot well. Results that night will certainly have a lot to do with winning the game for either quintet
 Tuesday evening the Wells play the Hurricanes at 7:45 and at 8:45 the Bristol Bears oppose their townsmen the Crossbones. Both these latter teams are dangerous and local participants are happy at the prospect of losing one of them at the expense of the other.
 Boys Club 100 Pound Tournament
 The annual 100-lb tourney helC at the Boys club each year will oc- cur Saturday of this week commenc- ing at 9:30. The dead line for entries is this coming Thursday at which time the drawings for play will bt held. Fourteen midget teams parti- cipated last year with the Blessed Sacrament entry finally copping tht trophy donated by the club.
 All teams qualifying for tht tournament must not have any mar weighing over 100 pounds on Sat. urday morning at which time all thu teams weigh in prior to playing Teams interested in entering should contact the club as soon as possible The trophy which is awarded t the winning team is large beauti' full cup and must be retired twice by one team before final possession sets in. The Blessed Sacrament cap
 turei for q year during the las tourney and they are out to rupli
 cate their previous performance ana keep the cup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
BOYS CLUB CADETS
 SINK NEY VARSITY

The Boys club Cadets ran true to form yesterday when they beat the NEY Varsity 40 to 25 at the Centray Y before small crowd due to the storm. The North Finders started with fuss: and held a 50 advantage before the Soldiers start ed-but once the Clubbers got started ythey were never in danger. The Varsity was handicapped by the absence from their lineup of their captain, Hooker Riccuiti, who had an attack of the flu. The Cadets led by Damelio with 10 points and Griffin with 8, displayed fine team- work to keep intact their record of not having lost two games in a row in the several years they have been organized, The losers after their opening spurt never seemed able to ge tstarted despite the her. cllean efforts of their star center, R. Leece, who tallied IA points to lead the scorers of both teams. The Cadets had an added incentive to win due, to the fact that Mike Exarhou, former Cadet star, who is dangerously i'll in St. Mary's hospi- tai, was cheering them on and the Soldizrs wanted to win for him.
 The Cadets next start will be in the state tourney next Tuesday against the Norwalk American Le- gion.. A postponed return game with the New Britain Boys club array is being arranged for Saturday night.
 In the curtain raiser St. Joe's las sies defeated the. Ansonia Rose Shoppe girls to the tune of 15 to 12. Gen. Phalen scoring 6 pointns of the winners. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
POLICE, DUNLAP
 PAIRED TONIGHT

Lou Police and Vincent Dunlap, co-leaders of the city-wide pocket billiard tournament now in progress at the Wooster Academy will cross cues tonight at 7:30 o'clock in a l25 point match that will develop a tourney leader-all by himself. Last night. Danny Martin the well-known north end rug-cutter. took care of M. s. Malouf, the equally we'll known rug dealer to the tune of 125 to 75 Martins high run was around the table. 9
 In the Bridgeport Waterbury three cushion billiard meet, Bob Stone defeated Padurna 50 to 39 last night in Waterbury, with Mall ouf scheduled to meet Signor in Bridgeport tonight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
WATERBURY--ST. NICKS
 IN U. s. ICE MEET

New Haven, Conn, March 13.- (UP)-The Minneapolis Gophers and the Arena A. c. of Philadelphia meet in the opening game of the National A. A. U., hockey tournament at the New Haven Arena Friday, according to drawings today of the committee.
 The second game of the upper bracket will be between the St. Nicks Waterbury.
 of New York and the Maroons of In the lower bracket, the New Eng land district team and the Adirn- dacks district team of N. Y., play in the afternoon and the Brock-H Halls f New Haven. rrnnerups to the Bos- ton Olympics last year, will oppose Cleveland. O., in the evening.
 The finals will be played Saturday night.
 The tournament winner will be en- tered in the 1s40 Olympics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
GENTS AND WELLES
 PAIRED TONIGHT

Making a supreme bid to upset the dope and the standing of the second round in the Washington Park hoop league, the Welles will be out in full strength tonight to turn back the Gents, who thus far are undefeated in competition and apparently headed for the cham pionship. In the preliminary the Hearts will meet St. Ann's, in a battle for the cellar post.
 The Welles started off strong this season, but suffered relapse which put them out of the running. A dangerous foe, however, they stand a chance of forcing playoff.
 Even after getting by the. Welles, the Gents must take on the strong Reymond Hillies Friday night, March IT, in what should be the classiest game of the season. The Props will meet the Robins, who are tied with them for second place at the present time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
LITHS, DANBURY OFF; PAWTUCKET LOSES


 Showed out of action, the Dan- bury Guards and K. of l.. second game was called of last night, after being scheduled in the Hat Town, making the Liths content with their 59-52 vii, over the Pawtucket Town ies Saturday night at St. Joseph's hall. The K. of L.-Danbury tilt will be resumed in Danbury, Sunday, March 26th. The Saturday game was close enough most of the way, being 27-22 Liths leading at halt time. The win was seven straight for the Huey-coached combine Frank Saldukas getting 20 points, Joyce 13 and Boley 12. Farley with IS and A. Plociak with 16, were Pawtucket pacers.
 In the prelim, St. Josephis Holy Name won 49-23 game from the MT. Carmel CYO, Augustauskas scoring 16 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
Amateur Basketball
(By Sammy Procopion) Bulldogs Win a

The South End Bulldog defeated the Washington Hill Mustangs Sat- urday afternoon. This game was played at the Boys Club Surface. This win marked the twenty-third win of the season against five de- featS.
 Jackie Traver and DameliO Starts
 Lead Attack -s
 Jackie Traver and Albert Damelio featured for the winners each of them getting 18 and sixteen points respectively. Tommy Griffin and Anthony Cugne also helped the Bulldogs win by their work on the floor. Every man on the Bulldog quintet scored more than 3 points Tunnel ex-Leavenworth star featur- ed for the losers getting five bas- kets. He was ably assisted by Hay den and Hooks" McGrath who scored eight and seven points re- spectively. Gerald Caulfield star center of the South End Bulldogs returned to the winners lineup yesterday after two weeks of sick ness. Me scored three baskets in the game Saturday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
DARTMOUTH STAR IS
 MARRIED TO HEIRESS

Boston, March 13.-CUP).-Robert (Bob) MacPhail 36, all-American Dartmouth football team, and Miss quarterback-captain of the 1927 Beatrice OKeeffe, 33, chain store heiresS, were honeymooning e, the west coast today.
 Their secret marriage Feb. p supposedly in Boston, was revealed in a brief telegram to the brides brother, Bernard of West Newton. The bride is one of seven children who shared in the $l,O0O, 900 estate of the late Michael O'Keeffe Mo- Phail. native of Arlington, also starred in baseball and hockey at Dartmouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
NORTH SQUARE
 MERCHANTS LOOP
BY ANTHONY NIDO

Another Monday rolls around and the action gets Stiffer.
 Dom. Guerrera's steady bowling has put him on top of the heap, just a few more weeks to go boys and you will have to go some beat him for cash award.
 Joe (Omar) Moschella wants to bet McCarthy's 8 boy of cigar his team beats them when they meet. Who do you say McCarttlys ought to be some easy smokes.
 The Legions win over the Grove sure was exciting, understand some of the boys from the Grove will. ave to go without cigarettes for many moons to cme. Smokey Pallidino was the cause of many a sour kisser after that sizzling last gam, nice go- ing.
 Those Lehigh boys have new chant, when a member makes a mark they all arise and salamn and criy "allah" allah" quite sight.
 The Marrgiotta boys can't get over the scores the opposition beat them with. Don't worry boys no ringers were thrown in.
 Those genial boys oyer at the Full ton sure are serious. Alta boys, keer on butchering them.
 The handicaps that Dams have tc give the other teams are terrific what games they roll and get nosed out by few pins, but they take il on the chin and keep on punching
 Too bad Joe's Barbers did not have this team with fifteen (15) out oi sixteen u6) games is not to bt Sneezed at.
 Cubesteak Wilde's new man Smiley Jack has put new life ir Blass' pin topplers.
 Rudys vs. McCarthys is the classic tonight. This match vii have definite bearing on whethe, McCarthys will remain in the tor position or not. Here is tip to Mo. Carthy's team: Remain on top ane you will be the dinner guest of >ul sponsor any where you care to go Amt that sumtin?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
.BORICAN AND !. CU.NNIN CHAM
 RECORDS DEAD
Starter Charges Negro Beat the Gun But Did
 Not Recall Runners
BY LESLIE AVERY Limited Press Staff Correspondentl

United Press Staff Correspondent
 New York, March 3-(UP)--The two fastest 1,000-yard runs ever made were not entered in the record books today and probably never will be, because of official blundering track followers rate with referee John Getchells football faux pas in the last Notre Dame-Carnegie Tech game.
 Johnny Borican, Elberton, N. J., negro flash, beat the great Glenn Cunningham by a stride in the 1,000-yard special at the Knights of Columbus meet in Madison Square Garden Saturday night. Both bet tered all records, indoor and out, but strictly unofficially because of starting and time-keeping errors. The race also was clouded by the tactics Borican used to prevent Cunningham passing him.
 Borican's time of 2:08.8, which bettered Cunningham's indoor mark by l.3 seconds and Elroy Robinson's outdoor record by 9-10 of a second, stands no chance of being recog- nized because the official starter, Johnny McHugh, reported "Borican beat the gun by about a yard" Cunningham's time of 2:09.2 low cred his own recognized mark by 9-10 of second and Robinson's outdoor record by 5-10. His perform ance cannot be approved because only two stop-watches caught him crossing the line instead os the regulation three.
 Didn't Know
 When asked why he did fN9 re- call the runners wheY. he ssalized Borican had jumped the gun, Mo- Hugh said, T don't know" In sign ing the record affidavit for John w. Pierce, chairman of the Metro politan record committee, he wrote false start" Price said his commit tee would discuss the matter, but that he did feel the mark should be submitted to the A. A. U. for ap- proval.
 Borican supporters argued that beating the gun by yard meant no more than one or two tenths of a second in a race of that distance, and that an allowance should be made and added to his time. Adding two-tenths to his time, his mark would be 2:09 flat, still better than either existing record marks. Tricky Race
 Cunningham admirers censured McHugh bitterly and claimed he had cost their man the race. If Glenn had not lost that yard, it is possible his bid to pass the negro runer would have been successful. AS 1t was, many thought Cunning ham was fouled because Borican bore out to keep him from passing. and under the rules, which say no runner may "wilfully impede" it was illegal. But 1t is done all. the time, and rarely called unless it causes a collision.
 Cunningham attempted to pass Borican in the backstretch of the final lap. Cunningham broke stride and tried to gain the pole position from behind, but Borican cut back in. In the homestretch, Borican bore to the outside again. giving Glen no chance to get by. Asked af- terward If he was fouled, Cunning ham said "Borican ran a beautiful race"
 There semed to be no explanation of why three watches were not as- signed to time the second man, ex- cept that nobody thought about it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13

Danen And Shapiro Winners of YMHA Pin Sweepstakes

The doubles team of Danen and Shapiro finished first by a margin of four pins in the YMHA bowling sweepstakes held over the weex-end at the Mattatuck alleys. Topping the wood for 853, each entry rolling four games, the winners were just good enough to hold of the combination of Grossman and Abe Misky who wound up with 849. Johnny Mele- chinoSky, the Candy Kid from Chinatown teamed up with Sidney Wasserman, the talkative green tycoon to hit a high set of 24s while Ike Blocks 138 was high single of the sweepstakes. Melichin- osky, got a rabbinical o. k. from Silent Sol zachin before he entered the YMHA tournament. Scores:
 Y. M. H. A. Sweepstakes
 (Matfatuck Recreation Alleys)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
BACKHAWKS, CHAMPS
 OF '38, IN CELLAR
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The Chicago Black Hawks went into the final week of the National League hockey season needing a miracle to gain a playoff berth and get chance to defend the Stanley Cup they won last year.
 The Hawks have to score clean sweep of their three remaining road games, while Detroit and Montreal collapse, to get the last of the six playoffS places. If Detroit and Montreal win one game or if they lose one, they are out of the run ming.
 Chicago was virtually consigned to the cellar for keeps when beaten 3-2 by the New York Americans last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
FOUR LOCAL TEAMS
 LOSE IN TOURNEY

Another basketball oddity of the fast-closing season, took place Sat- urday, when the four local girls teams entered in the Washington Park state junior championship tournarssnt, were defeated. Lourdes girls lost to Newman Club "A to 8; Washington Hill Maidens were 8 to 6 victims of the Derby team: Wood bury A. c. won from North End Pal Co-Eds; IA to 12; and Bethlehem Girls defeated Mt. Carmel IA to I. The seini-final round will be played this week, with Newsman vs. Derby: and Woodbury ys. Bethlehem.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
LORRAINE GULL TO
 ROLL AT THOMASTON
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 ThomaSton, March 13. Of much interest to bowling fans will be the match Wednesday night at o'clock at the Thomaston Bowling alleys between Lorraine Gulli of Washing ton, D. C., and Mamie Mcdonnell, manager of the Thomaston alleys. Both women are of national repute Miss Gulli being listed as the num- Der two bowler of the nation, while Mrs. Mcdonnell is rated thirteenth. The match which will be of much interest due to the high standing of the contestants will undoubtedly at- tract bowlers throughout this section of the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
EAGLES OUT

New Haven, Conn. March ,l3.-- '(UP)-The Hershey Bears eliminated the New Haven Eagles fro ma possi- ble play-off position in the Inter1ia- al-American Hockey League by winning here last night. 4-l.
 :, The Eagles were in last place, in and 1t was impossible for them to the eastern division of the league climb out in their remaining games
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
TERRYVILLE PLAYS
 AVON IN TOURNEY

Terryville. March 13--The Terry vile Young Mems basketball team will journey to Hartford Tuesday night to meet the West Avon five in 8 State Y tournament game. The local five have been chosen to repre- sent Litchfield county while West Avon is representing Hartford coun- ty. w.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
-FOUR GAMES ON
 ARM0RY DOCKET IN TOURNAMENT
Naugatuck, Hartford, Mer- iden, Bridgeport, Wins
 ted Teams Tonight

The first money basketball tourna- ment in the history of the city will get underway this evening at 2 o. clock at the renovated Phoenix Ave- nue armory with four games on the docket featuring eight of the 30 teams entered in this statewire event for the semi-pro championship of Connecticut.
 Brand new baskets have been erected by Director George T. Dillon and bleachers set up to accommodate 600 spectators. The brand new skat- ing rink floor has been lined of to fulfill requirements of regulation college floor.
 The first game on this evenings program at 2 o'clock will bring to- gether the Bridgeport Stillmans and St. Hedwig's of Union City, followed at 8 o'clock by the Hartford Harcens and Winsted Standarc Cycles.
 The Hartford South End Super Five, undefeated this season in g games and holders of B point vic. tory over the Ansonia Blue Devils of the State League, will stack up against Harry Israel's Speedsters of Meriden in the g o'clock game fol- lowed by the feature game at 10 o'clock between Eds Collegians of Bristol and the New Haven Village Boys Club.
 Henry Darlington will referee the first two games on this evenings schedule and Ralph Santopietro will toot the whistle in the g and 10 o'clock contests.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
Old Timer Gone

Manchester, N. H, March ls.-- (UP) John F. Sullivan, 9l, who was credited with introducing base ball here in 1870 and bringing the Boston Red Stockings to Manches- ter for this city,s first professional game in 1785, died last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13

TOmOrrOW'S Schedule 2 p. rn.-Newi Britain Purifiers vs. North End Y Wolves.
 8 p. m.-Danbury Top Hat Grill vs. Bridgeport Walnuts.
 SD. m.-Boys' Club Cadets ys Nor walk American Legion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-13
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DAVIS CUTTER AT TULANE

New Orlenas- Guy Sheng of Shanghai, former No 2 player on China's Davis cup squad. is 8 mem Der of Tllane's varsity tennis team.