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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
$4,000 Available for
Meeting December Bills

A report on the amount of funds
available for December, the selection
of a municipal court jury panel, the
peddling of meat by farmers within the
city, and the dismantling of the ski
slide, were among the items of business
coming before the city council at an
adjourned meeting held Wednesday
evening.
The council also set aside about an
acre of land located opposite the center
of the city cemetery on the north side
for Identification purposes following a
made by Councilman
Joseph Milkovich. A long-range pro-
gram will be drawn up for its de-
velopment.
The city has $36,210.81 for December
expenditures, according to Clerk Arthur
Knutson. OF this $9,561 .33 must go for
interest and principal on bonds; $4,000
for the city hall payroll; $4,000 for
bills, with $6,649.48 left for the street
commissioner payroll. These amounts
will depend upon receipts for the month
remaining as estimated.
Ely has a peddler's ordinance that
requires the payment of a fee for
working the city, but state law pro-
hibits applying this to farmers selling
products of their farms. Whether or
not these products could be considered
as including meat is matter for court
decision, City Attorney Thomas j.
Carey stated. Carey has written the
attorney general for an opinion.
During recent weeks many farmers
have inquired concerning the legality
of selling meat here without license
and were told that such license would be
necessary.
City Chemist John E. Thompson re-
ported that meat being peddled is OF
the bootleg variety and has not been
inspected by his office.
Considerable pressure has been
brought on the city by a group of mer-
chants, DR.. Thompson said, to keep
such meat from being sold from door
to door. He felt that this discouraged
farm trade. Some people, he said, pre-
fer this type of meat.
AS it stands now, farmers who sell
meat within the city are doing so, it is
believed, in defiance of the peddler'S
ordinance unless they obtain the proper
license. Unlicensed peddlers are selling
meat that has not been properly in
spected
Upon the recommendation of City
Engineer Waino Somero, the council
authorized him to dismantle the SIX
slide in the interest of public safety
Somero reported that the slide was be-
yond repair and in no condition for use
In the case of John Kovach VS.. the
City of Ely, the council by 81 vote
adopted a compromise settlement Of
SITS. Kovach had sued for $3.50 damages
allegedly caused when an excess amount
of electricity entered his house, burning
a radio and causing other damage.
short circuit caused by a piece of hay
wire over the city line was responsible
it is believed, for the excessive current
fentering the house.
There was some question as to the
liability of the city but damages were
awarded as the best way out.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
NAME JAYSEE
HONOR roll
Dean Sigurd Olson Announces
High Ranking Students for
the First Quarter.

Twenty-six names are included on
the first quarter honor roll of the Ely
Junior College for the period of Sept
ember to December, according to an
nouncemtnt made by Dean Sigurd F.
Olson.
The students on the roll have carried
an average college load of academic
subjects in addition to satisfying their
physical education requirements for the
quarter.
Those on the honor roll are:
A HONOR ROLL
Average of SO and Above
Marjorie Berglund, Florence Novak,
Helmer Lepisto and Peggy McMahan.
B PLUS HONOR ROLL
Average of 80 to SO
Leonard Pete, Leslie Ormandy, Robert
Peterson, Ernest Peternel, Eleanor
Gustavson, Gloria Hussey, Madeline
Svetich, Nancy Eckert and Marjorie
Cramer
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
B HONOR ROLL
Average of 81 to 90

Bernard Banovetz, Curtis Uhrenholdt,
John Perko, Albert Rom, Alfred Ryan,
James Shaw, Milton Stenlund, Douglas
Nankervis, Ellwood Lindholm, Joe
Kapsch, Torsti Franti, Enlby Tantarri,
Mrs. j. Cruise, Emily Slogan and
Dorothy Palo.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
MAJOR LEAGUE
LING
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STANDINGS
Individual Averages

Individual Averages
John Petek, Martha's, ........... 1876
Ray Phillips, Kaiserhoff, ........ 1876
Jim Mitchell, Martha's, .......... 1874
Louis zgonc, Sweet Shoppe, ....... 1872
Rex Larson, Martha'S, ............ 1872
Chef Anderson, Martha's, ......... 100
John Pierce, Modern Service, ...... 100
Steve Barich, Zup'S, ................17 9
Eddie zupancich, zup's, ........ 178
High Games
High Three, John Petek, ......... .652
High Single, Tom Thielman, 49,. pa
Team Three, Martha's, ......... .2797
Team Single, Martha's, ......... 1901
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
NOTICE
OF
Final Confirmation
of Assessment

Notice is hereby given that a resolu-
ton finally confirming the assessment
hereinbelow mentioned was adopted by
the City Council of the City of Ely,
Minnesota, at an adjourned regular
meeting thereof, held Wednesday, Dec
ember 6, 1889, at 7:30 o'clock P. M, in
the Council Chambers of the City Hall
in said city.
The assessment referred to is as
follows:
Assessment levied to defray in part
the cost of constructing that certain
concerto sidewalk, curb and gutter, and
street grading and incidental work in
connection Herewith benefiting the
following
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
ALUMNI DANCE SET.

The annual alumni dance of the Ely
Junior College will be held Saturday,
Dec. %.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Has House Plant
Fifty-fOur Years Old,

Luverne-A "Maidenhair" fern, 81
year sold, is the prize possession of Mrs.
Leah Butler, IS, of this city Mrs.
Butler said she received slip" of the
plant from a friend in Dyedsville, Ia,
when she lived there, and has cared
for it daily since that time. She changes
soil on it every three years, which in
addition to careful handling and daily
watering accounts for its longevity. The
fern has grown to large beautiful
green plant, seldom found anywhere.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Truck Load of
Whiskey is Burned.

Belgrade-Early one morning large
semi-trailer load of liquor was wrecked
and burned on highway SIS near George
vile. According to reports the driver
had dozed off and the truck started to-
ward ditch. Recovering, the driver,
who escaped injury, gave the wheel a
sudden turn and the trailer containing
the load became unlocked from the
fore part of the truck The fire is
thought to have started from an over
heated brake lining or tire friction.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-12-07
Anniversary Ball of
Firemen q Success.

The fiftieth anniversary ball of the
Ely fire department was great success,
according to Frank Lindgren, chairman
of the committee in charge. Com
mittee members were we'll pleased with
the turnout. Held in the Community
Center auditorium, it attracted near
capacity crowd.
La gaceta., 1939-11-17

u Por que, Dios mio?... GPor
Que habeis hecho este con mi Vi
da?..a
iAh, ell bien perdido, ell amor
y la ternura y la dulztlra del no.
gar tibio y suave, perdidos para
siempre!....
iAh, Ia comedia de purezas,
la mentira infamante!
y el hombre Sc cogia la cabe-
"a entire las manos, perdido, de
noche va, per los pinares que 70
dean Barcelona, andando los ca
minoS d. las montahas, mien.
tras a sCs pies. la urbe colossal
iba e~ncendiendo sus luces como
una fantastica decoration de
teatro...
Toda la historic de 81 amor
sxcelso, desfilaba ante sus ojos
y ante su c~oncieucia, CONC una
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
CONN Sc BATIRA CON LES
NEVITCH

New York, Noviembre II. -
Esta noche defendera su coro
ma, a Is asaltos, Billy Conn, el
Adonis de Pittsburg. Gus Les
nevitch, de Cliffside, New Jer-
sey, es ell contrario del campeon
Conquist6 Conn su titulo ba-
tiendo, ell pasado julio, al italia
no Melio Bettina.
Tn mes mas larde combati6
frente a Gus Dorazio, de Fila :
DELTA, y dos meses depues did
la revancha a Bettina, TRUMAN
do de nUevo.
A juicio de la Comisi6n Atle-
tica del Fstado de New York,
Lesnevitch es ell contendiente nj
nero l.
AL vencedor del match" de
esta noche lie entregara un Gin
tur6n de campe6n 81 director dc
la revista 1.-THE Ring, Nat
Fleischer.
Conn aspira, en- un pr6ximo
future, a la corona del peso com
pleto.
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
DEPORTES
LOS DIABLOS FUE
RON ~DERROTADOS POR LOS
TERRIERS
Tompkins fu6 ell h6roe de
la Uict0Tid

Atacando con nuevo vigor, los
Terriers de Hillsborough, dir
gidos por ell coach Cherry, ven
cieron aver a los Diablos Yer :
DIES de San Petersburg, con ano
taci6n de IL puntos por Z.
Ell heroe del "once" local 10
fue Guy Tompkins, que supo a
travesar las lineas del enemig0
Y anotar dos "touchdowns", no
obstante la fuerte ~resistencia de
los Diablos.
Con esta victoria Sc empat6 ell
Institute local, en- ell tercer pues
to, con Clearwater y ell Julia
Landon de Jacksonville.
Fue uno de los partidos mas
concurridos de la temporada, Ell
Phillips Field, con asistencia de
1900 personals.
Calc1lase que desde San Pc
tersburg hicieron el viaje unas
5000 personals.
Hicieron un "pase' de Is var
das, de manera perfecta, Temp
kins y Jimmy Parham. Mar
La gaceta., 1939-11-17

Y Ell honor, fue que dias atraas
habfa pedido su separation Del
servicio, y no pertenecia va al
ejereito.
Como Isidoro, tam5ien expe-
riment6 ell infeliz la sensation
de un loco o un insensato que Sc
obstinara en- dar golpes en- ell
vacio.
Y, como Isidoro, tambi6n Ell
ingeniero, al caer la tarde de n
quellos dias que lie habian pues-
to toda la cabeza blanca Sc per-
di6 por las afueras de la gran
ciudad, maldiciendo de un dolor
irresistible, crispando los pu-
nos, cerrando los oios en- medic
de los campos, para preguntar
al cielo, al tempo que de su pc
cho brotaba una congoja sin
fin:
La gaceta., 1939-11-17

los brazos de Cleopatra, Sc olvi-
daba de Roma y del mundo, por
una sonrisa de la mujer ANA
da...
FL ingeniero do exactamente
los miSmos pasos que va habia
dado dias antes ell diplomatico
buScando las huellas de Miguel
de Guzman.
Fue al Gobierno, a Capitania,
al Circulo Militar, recorri6 To-
dos los hoteles, Sc puso de a.
cuerdo con agencias de infor-
maci6n...
iNada!...
A aQuel hombre parecia he
berselo tragado la terra.
Lo dnico que pudo averiguar
Pedro de Ndhez respecto al que
estaba creyendo su enemigo y el
hombre que lie robara el nombre
La gaceta., 1939-11-17

co, verdaderamente grande y gu
blime por primera vez Quiza eli
su vida, dijo estas sencillas pa
labras.
ri Adi6s, Rodolfo!... lila vi
da es cruel, muy cruel! L.. ~,
sin embargo, hay que vivirla to-
da entera!
Adi6s l-repuso breve-
mente q marques. Use fuerte
tn tambienl Avisanos cuando
llegues ALA! L..
NADIA mas!
FL tren parti6.
Cuando Ell marques Sc vic so
10 en- ell anden, entire gentes ex-
trahas, hizo un gesto de desola-
ci6n.
Ahora sc daba cuenta de que
la tragedia que sopl6 sobre gu
pobre casa, habia deStruido de
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
oelicula cinematografica.

pelicula cinematografica.
Y Sc veia volver de Belgica,
tres ahos atras, y visitar en-
Cercedilla a Pope del Ramo Flo
ride, y encontrarse por primera
yez frente a frente con Maria
de la Cruz.
Luego sra la sesaci6n suays-
sima, semejante a una melo-
dia celeste, de uel amor que Ia
llen6 ell alma de luz y de clarida.
des radiantes de aurora.
iAh, Dies, cue feliz fuel.
Tan feliz Y tan dichoso Y tan
hondamente contento de la vida
y del mundo y de ST mismo y de
los demas, que Sc crey6 un Dios
en- la terra, por la grandeza de
a2ual amor sublime.
Su alma habiase elevado DO.
encima de todas las cosas de es-
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
EN- polo GROUNDS Sc JU-
CARA A LA PELOTA DE
NOCHE

La direction de los GiganteS
de New York raiter6 aver la pre-
mesa hecha recientemente al pG
Elico de que jugara de noche 2
la pelota, en- la temporada d.
1910, siendo instalado en- ell te-
reno un Sistema de alumbradc
con 200 millones de bujias.
La noticia Sc di6 por Horace
&C.. Stoneham, presidente del
Club, y alto empleado de la Yves
tinghouse Electric Co.
Ell sistema sera Ell mas pode-
roso Gel mrndo, hasta la fecha,
Y costara $150,000.
Tendra ell tsrreno luz suficien
tie para iluminar 1000 hogares,
con $3.50 focos y una capacidad
de 1900 watts,
Shibe Park, en- Filadelfia, So
10 tiene 780 focos y Comiskey
Park, en- Chicago, 1853.
Ocho torres de acero, con un
peso de 100 toneladas cada una,
sostendran Ell alumbrado. Cadd
una tendra una altura de $50
pies.
Los Gigantes anuncian que en-
Ell verano jugaran siete desafioa
bajo las luces.
New York es la cuarta ciudsd
que acepta la pelota %nocturna
en- la Liga Nacional. Las otras
tres 10 son Brooklyn, Filadelfia
y Cincinnati,
Solo dos novenas de la Liga
Americana tiepen alumbrado,
los Indios de Cleveland y los Ne
dias Blancas de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
Ia CAOETA

una quijada de CRYSTAL. Esto es
10 que me interesa. a
"Yo creo que lie derribara por
la cuenta de diez antes del sexto
asalto."
e. empresario La Marque de-
cidi6 aver exigirle al Baby no
recurrir a tacticas reprochables
81 We "aprrado'', como hiciera
en- el pasado.
Miller ha ofrecido comportar
So con la mayor cortesia.
No desiste La Marque de Ia
idea de traer a Simon Chavez,
q sensational p1gil venezolano,
y al efecto mantiene la oportuni
correspondence.
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
Folletin No. SOP
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA ca LE.

En- efecto, el diplomatico, a Ia
mahana siguiente, Sc meta en-
el expreso de Barcelona, que le
dejaria en- la ciudad condal a las
once de la noche.
FL marques de Rio Verde, a.
niquilado, pero erguido, rigido,
lie despidi6 en- ell anden con una
tragica serenidad,
Los dos h0mbres Sc abraza-
ron en- silencio, con esa elo.
cuencia que tiene en- los momen-
tos schemes de la vida, la abso-
luta carencia de palabras.
Luego, el diplomatico, heroi-
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
WILLIAMS PELEARA CON
Ell R BABY MILLER

Ell p1gil de Savannah, Ca,
Kid Williams, acept6 aver I'm
c~ontrato para pelear con el zur-
do Baby Miller, ell veterano gla-
diador tampeno, a quien noso-
tros creiamos retirado. !
Williams asegura que no Sc
hallaba zen buena forma" la no
che de la pelea con Alvarez, Pc
70 que Sc entrenara con el ma
yor cuidado para ell match" con
Miller.
mi dicen que Ell Baby es IN
tuerte pegador, pero que tiene
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
JULIAN HIZO TABLAS CON
TROISI

White Plains, New York, No
viembre 17..-Con un peso de
140 libras, Victor Troisi, de Mt.
Vernon, hizo tablas con Sammy
Julian, de 1873, vecino de Brcn-
klyn. Presenciaron la pelea mas
de 5000 personals.
Cada gladiator cay6 dvs We.
ces al tablado. Julian trio a sU
contrario por la cuenta de dos y
nueve, en- Ell segundo asalto, Y
despues cay6 en- el tercero, a gu
vez, por la cuenta de tres y nue.
We.
La gaceta., 1939-11-17

Esta noche, en- Phillips Field,
los Espartanos de la Universe
dad de Tampa Sc batiran con los
"Tars' de Rollins, empezando q
las 5 de la noche.
Nash Higgins piensa obtener
SUI primera victoria del afo, lue-
go de e~xcelentes demostraciones
frente a la Universidad de la
Florida y Stetson.
Esperase una a~sistencia de
mas de 400 personals, incluyen-
Go 500 8 mas de Winter Park
y Orlando.
Los Espartanos anuncian es-
Il Inca de combate: Howell, 1872
libras; Zaiko, 200; Fordyee,
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
MANCINI ACOSTO A Ian.
CASTER

New York, Nov. 17.-Lenny
Mancini, gladiator del peso Ii
gero, puso a dormir a Jimmy
Lancaster, de Wilmington, Della
ware, en- siete asaltos.
En- ell mismo programa Char
ley Conner venci6 a JOHNNY Mack
de New Britain, estado de Con-
necticut.
Mancini sostuvo Su decima
primera pelea professional y cas-
tig6 a su contrario con puneta-
EOS a la cabeza,
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
VICTORIA DEL IRLANDES
EDDIE BRINK

Jersey City, Nov. 17.-El ir-
landes Eddie Brink, aspirante o
la corona del peso weller, obtu-
vo aqui una facil victoria sobre
Peter Bonito, de Bayonne, EN- Ell
segundo asalto. Una derecha a
la mandibula derrib6 a Bonito
y lie hicieron la cuenta de diez.
Pesaba ell derrotado IA libras
y el vencedor solo 141,
La gaceta., 1939-11-17

Lancaster sangr6 de la cara
y Ell arbitro Sc vic preNsado a
intervenir.
Johnny Wargo, de Pittsburg,
supar6 a SolIy Gerster, del East
Side, en- cuatro asaltos.
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
Ell combate de esta noche entire Rollins
ylos Espartanos
Esperase una a~sistencia de mas de
1000 personals

1877; Fisher, 1877; Anderson,
1863; Jasiunas, 1877; Reed, 1873
Beynon, 1911; Williams, 1877
Patton; Buchan, 1877.
Rollins utilizara a: Linger-
felt, It's; Lawton, POI; Ogilvle,
1872; Borton, 178; Swan, 1T
Clanton, 205; w. Daugherty
176; j. Justice, 1870; Jones, ITO;
Johnson, 172; Brankert, 1877.
La gaceta., 1939-11-17
CAPTTULO XIX
Hdcid OtrdS pGtriGS D hacia
0troS eielos

Pedro de Nuhez Sc habia hos
pedado, como siempre, esta vez,
EN- Ell Hotel Colon, de Barcelona,
- reptile en- la ciudad condal,
sin sabero la tragedia Y ell cal
vario de amargura del pobre di-
plomatico. La fatalidad, ceban-
dose en- eStos dos hombres con
esa sana que a wees manifesto
el destino, como 81 lie animara
un secreto refinamiento del
Nal, les hacia buscar al mismo
enemigo, que como Antonio en-
La gaceta., 1939-11-17

chando en- Inca recta avanz6
Tompkins unas IL yardas.
Los muchachos locales hicie-
ron grandes ovaciones a los ven
cedores.
He aqui la anotaci6n por pc.
riodos:
Hillsborough 6 6 OBJ puntos
st. Petersburg 0 7 00-7 puntos
La gaceta., 1939-11-17

golpe los tres hogares que ALDER.
gaba ell palacio de Rio Verde.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01
From The Training
 Camps
(By United PreSs)
 REFS

Bradenton, Fla, March 1.-(UP)- Fred Frankhouse, veteran curve-ball pitcher, was Sidelined with a knee injury today as result of the Bos- ton Bees first practice session.
 Farmhouse became the clubs first injured player yesterday when he was struck on the knee by line drive from the bat of Rookie In- fielder Johnny Hill.
 Manager Casey Stengel sent a squad of g players, mostly rockies, through morning and afternoon drill.
 RED SOX
 Sarasota, Fla, March 1.-(UP)- Manager Joe Or nin of the Boston Red Sox ordered the first practice of the season today for the club which finished second in the 1888 American league pennant race.
 Over 20 players including Robert Gefty) Grove, veteran southpaw who was out with mysterious arm ailment during the last part of the campaign, were expected to take part in the initial drill.
 St. Petersburg, Fla, March l. (UP)-Manager Joe Mccarthy takes charge of his world champion New York Yankees spring conditioning today. The heat slowed down the Yankee workout yesterday. Lou Gehrig lost 1-2 pounds.
 Hot Springs, Ark, March 1.-(UP) If Pitcher Dick Coffman fails to come to terms today with the New York Giants, Manager Bill Terry threatened to ship him home to Alabama. Terry has refused Golf man permission to accompany bat terymen to Baton Rouge next week unless he signs.
 Clearwater, Fla, March 1.-(UP) -Lippy Leo Durocher said today that he will play shortstop right through the season in addition to managing the Brooklyn Dodgers unless Johnny Hudson beats me out of the job" Durocher predicted hot battle for second base among Hudson, Pete Coscarart and Tony LaZZeri.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01

The Waterbury "Y" Orions of the State Swimming league will meet Naugatuck "Y" Mermen at the Gen. tral Y pool tomorrow.
 The borough tankers have a we'll balanced aggregation to pit against the Orions here tonight with St. John, record holder in the 100 yard free style. Alex Sullivan, in the 22O yard free style, Glenkas. in the 100 yard breast stroke and others.
 Manager Al Lauria and Coach Tip Hurley have a very strong team in line for the second round loop. They are satisfied with the form of the locals and will depend on Captain Dan Boardman who holds the state league record in the 220 yard free style, John Baron who will be on his mark for the 40 yards free style, Plunger Jenkins, who swims in the medley, Al Povo, who will try to break his own record in the breast stroke. Frank Mccoy, former Crosby backstroker and others. A big crowd is expected by the locals to watch this contest.
 Francis Kreiger will referee the contest with Bobby West as timers. The first event will start at 8:30 o'clock sharp.
 Connecticut 200 yard free style relay at Yale pool: CD Waterbury Y Orions, Baron, Valechko, Povoliatis, and Jenkins; CD Bristol Boys Club; t3) Bridgeport. Time 1:42.1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01
Speaking of Birds, Balogh Gets One
By DAN PARKER

a. gs sE a ss4 @ ss 5 as sss leaving his Desle poised in mda ground alghted they in the air and nymga" they wuz hyin'" replied Mushky good fellow not at time under os s,s as sd0e % been to Scotland for the swhat should of said then2" Mushky. md light and s air % M by nsna sea y ys ass are on sst the o they should alluded and referred a" "say guyn get tyn Muhky If it's flock of why isn't flock of But fellow disasresins with and taking the are really more complicated designate correctly than geese they are just plain ducks for and by .idsss esr han hand the, should be of malard sord of mallard Teal aael mention and would order thata" further clarifying things that yonder?"
 .Thems starlights" said A1ushky
 Those gueless Galziane mumuratoin of starlnss @ but @ aas sss S 1a sd nes n % n u or legged bird called the blue herring"
 herring fellow groups heron are to as siege seg of whereas their cousins And fought crane was spes dericH " birds distinct when referred the plural present. instance and by making
 
 fall of woodcock plump of wldfow, a wisp of snpe" "A snpe snooping bird like stool pigeon Hary?"
 Unlike reprimanded Harry snpe game Eefer to doves except a flight"
 corrigan the Atlantic then Mushky punning badly
 To and bring this little lecture ornithoogy close
  of hawks hatterng of choghs desert apwng exataon
  rocks and watch of nighingales"
 You must like bods' said Mushky in "Ihere nothing fond feathered friend the bird"
 "We said Mushky prsng sticking tongue "theres one for you Harry-BR-A-A-A-ACKP
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01
FURRIERS ENROLL
 TEAM IN TOURNEY
Second New Britain Club Enters Competition
 Here March l3

The Connecticut Furriers, proud possessors of a four point victory over the New Britain St. Ann's in an inter-city clash, this morning signed up to compete in the state wide semi-pro basketball tourna- ment to be staged by George T. Dillon at the Phoenix Avenue skating rink beginning March 13.
 The Furriers entry today makes the second Hardward City club in the tournament, the New Britain Speedboys having entered yesterday along with All-Manchester.
 The Furriers, managed by Frank Cecere, will show Captain Lenny Joyce, digger Meligonis, Henry Doc Ferony, one of tn luminaries of the Bristol West Ends in the State League, Ray Husky Hoist, Red Carlson, Bunny Meligonis, Johnny Meskill, Ray Begley, Jack Dorsey, Leroy Dery and Art Yeter- ian.
 Tournament entries will not be accepted after March 6. As yet no Waterbury clubs have entered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-01
Boys Club Hoop Results

The Boys club Midgets defeated the Naugatuck Cubs in decisive battle. Flash" Fulliero and Star" Schiavone were high scorers for the Midgets. Procopion, Savage, Miller, Samaha and Leo Beland played a brilliant game Ace" Iannoccone was seen in action for the Midgets. Flor ish was high man for Naugatuck. Heating, Lynn, Crosby, Dennis, Ma cell and Sam played brilliant game. This was the tenth straight win against one loss for the Midgets.
 The Boys club Midgets is one of the strongest midget teams in Wa terbury. We will challenge any team from 10-13 years of age. For infor- nation write to 623 South Main street or call Boys club on Cottage place.