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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29

WeIby Van Horn Of Los Angeles, came to the fore and despite hiS immature game, critics called him better than Ellsworth Vines the first year the latter came out Of Caiifor- ilia, Young Van Horn eliminated the smooth str0king BromWicb ir the seini-finais at Forest Hills. He show cd c tremendous cannonbali serve, more power than any amateur oil the courts today, good foreband and backhand, and c dazzling change Of pace. IL cafi only Dc hoped that the Davis Cup will not remain out Of competition uptil this young giant is past his prime.
 Late in the year the United States lawn tennis association announced the following rankings:
 Mems singles -- Bobby Riggs. Frankie Parker, Don McNeiil, Welby Van Horn, Wayne eabin, EIwood Cooke, Bitsy Grant, 0ardnar MulI0y Gilbert Hunt, Jr. Henry J. Prusoff,
 W0men,s sifigies--Aiicc Marble. Helen Jacobs, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Habyan, Helen Bernhard, Virginia Woifenden, Dorothy May Bundy, Dorothy Workman, Pauline Betz, Katherine Winthrop and Mary Ar- mold.
 Mems doubtless -McNeill and Park. CT. Cooke and Riggs, Gene Mako and MulIoy, David Freeman and r. R Schroeder, Jr, Russell Bobbitt and Prank D. Guernsey, Jr., John A, Kramer and Van Horn, Mako and Parker, Douglas Imhoff and Robert c. Peacock.
 Mako afid Parker were ranked on two teams because they were paired with different partners during tiie season,
 No rankings were made for the wOineii's doubles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
BY LESLIE AVERY United Press Staff Correspondent

GhteV EEtDb IJthIh NVTFeHVUHUVut
 New York. Dec. 20-(UP)-After an ali too brief stay, the Davis Cup has been taken from the United States to Australia where 1t probably wll remain for period longer than one cares to contemplate in view Of tho European war.
 Exactly the same situation prevails as in 1914 when Australia won the most prized trophy in International Lawn Tennis competition, only to become involved in war and lose one of its greatest layers. Anthony Wilding, in battle, There was no Davis Cup competition again until 1919.
 Don Budge, who almost singie- handedly won the cup back from Great Britain in i037 and retained it against the Australian challenge in 1888, joined the professional ranks, United States Davis Cup forces had little luck in assembling c more balanced team to face the brilliant stroking Of young Jack BromWich and Adrian Quist, the AnzaeS who carried the entire cup burden,
 Australia regained the trophy for the first time since 1919, the year Great Britain's challenge was ttirns cd back in (ho first cup matches fol. lowing the war. The AiizacB took tho cup by q Beg margin after one of the gamest uphill fights in history.
 Tine United States went out and won both Of tho opening singles matches. Bobby Riggs winning as expected over BromWiCh. and Frankie Parker turning iii c mighty nve.set uD6et over Quist. But that was the last match the United States won, Knowing they were going home to take their place iil the Army ranks Qulst and Bromwich licked tbe U, s, experimental doubles team Of Jack Parker and Joe Hunt, then went on to take both final matches Drom. wich had little trouble with Parker, winning in three sets, but Qulst called on aii his heart and cndur- ance to cilnch the cup with a 0si, 6.4, 3-G, so, G-4 victory over Riggs, No, U, $. player.
 The Australians also set C prece- dent in Aineiican tcnns history when four of them engaged in the national doubles championship final for the first time. The QuistsBroflWiell combination licked their captain, Harry Hopman, and the veteran Jack Crawford in straight sets for the title.
 Otherwise, Riggs and Alice Marble just about dominated the inter- national tennis picture. Following in tic footsteps Of Budge, the little black-haired Chicagoafl won tic ale England singles crown ct Wimblcs don, paired with Elw0od Cooke for doubles h0n0rs, aid partnered Mss Marble if q victorious march to the mixed doubles crown Miss Marbles game was compared with that Of Lenglen and Moody as siie breezcd through oil opposition to the WoiIl- ems singles title, then paired with Mrs. Sarah Paifrey Fabyan to win tbe womens doubles crown and give the United States It's second straight clean sweep of all Wimbledon titles.
 Although relinquisting the U. g. mems doubles championship tC Bromwich and Quist, native e0nb and daughters fared very well Riggs and Miss Marble won tic national singles titles. Miss Marble and Ms Fabyan gained tlieir third straight doubles championship. Miss Marble paired with tiic Australian Harry iIopnian t0 take the U. 6. mixed tItfe.
 At least one promising youngsteF,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
BABE SYNOT'T DROPS
 NOD TO MARTINS

Boston, Dec. 20-(UP) .--5aIyatore Bartolo Of Boston. New England featherweight champion, scored q split decision over Abc Denncr Of Boston in one of two l0-round bouts that featured the return Of profeS. sional boxing here before 4,000 fans last night after q lapse Of more than seven months. Bartolo weighed i27H, Denner i28.
 In the other Hereunder, deorgie Martin. i4b, of Boston, deciSioned Albert (Babe) synott, l47hs, Of Fail River in return bout. Synott gained the award several weeks ago at Fail River.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
ToVT RESULTS
(By United PresS)

Boston = Salvatore Bartoli, 127 1.2, Boston, deciisoned Abe Denner, i2s, Boston ti0); George Martin, i46. Boston, decisioned Ale bert (Babe) 6ynott, 1H 1-2, yaij River d0); Eddit o"Tasb, 142, Port. land, Me, decisioned Mario LeOs nardi, 14e, Pishcrville M; Jack Parker, i33 1-2 Worcester, dccis. toned Jimmy Myrtle, 130, Fail River (4); Dusty Brown, i32 i-2, Fail River, dcclslcned Eddie Letourneau, f3O, Portland tD; Leo Duimairc, t34 i.2. Worcester, decisioned Nick guilo, i37 leg, Boston tD.
 Taii River, Mass. - Ralph zanelii, 148, Precedence, D. l., decisioned Danny Deviiii, i4O, New York li0) f: Jimmy Mendez, i0O, New Bedford, stopped Billy Murphy, i80. Wilton, N. H. tBt; Pat Doyle, 15b, Vall River, stopped Ken Waters, i30, Fail River C); Mickey o'Brlen, 16e, PrOvi. dence, stopped Leo DerOsiers, itO, Fail River (3); Young Lefty, iD0, Tail River, decisioned Don Card, IbD, Providence (4)s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
NORTH END LEAGUE
 GAMES TONIGHT

Three games will Dc on hand this evening. In the 0:30 t,iSsle the s.Mo.C. tahgle with the Trojan Juniors. So far the S.M.O.C. have won two and lost ono and the fro. janS have won one and lost two.
 Tn the second encounter the first place Royals will fight t out with tho highly touted St. Lucy com bine featuring Fred scratch" uuis. u. The Royals have won all three games to date and the Church fquad have won one and lost two.
 In the last game Of the triple bill the Spartan Juniors will try for their third win when they play the lowly Bulldogs. A banner attraction is ex- pcctcd. The lineup for the main feature follows,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
BASKETBALL RESULTS
CDy United press)

Standard 06, Dartmouth 2O Purdut b2, Rice 4i.
 st. Louis 34. Centenary %. Oklahoma b6, F0rdhafn 4e. California @, Pennsylvania %. M Y, U. CO, Missouri H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
LOT or TRAVELLING

Major Miriam Tuttle and his thor. olighbfed. Vast. have travelled niort than 10000 miles ln the Unlteo States, giving exhibitions at hcgss shows,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
ZANNELLI WINS

Fall River, Mass, Dec. 20.-(UP) Ralph zannelli, i48, Of Providence R. l., decisioncd Danny Devlin, i4e, Of New York in c i0-round bout last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29

George Taylor physical education high
 roo in charge the Fathers Club sport night Ludowe high school January ard Yale basketball coach who could develop hoop about m fast any individual the business. ~ " ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29

Prank TTkel who worked In Waterbury years back for director If please sweet looking hotel a Miami Beache Corsar which been made Florida headquarters for several local people financially lo south each winter for while.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
Odds And Ends

Bill Sullivan who Il job publicity chief for Boston College Dallas boys Montgomery M said have relatives Waterbury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
Pro Football

Chicago, Dec. 30--Danny Fortman, the Chicago Bears National Football League teams all.league guard, will play at least one more season wlth the team, Fortlnann graduates from the Rush Medical School in June and will serve his internship in C Detroit hospital. but he has made arrangements for C leave of absence during the i040 season.
 New York, Dec. 30--Ken Smith, president Of the Professional Foot. ball Writers Association, has mailed oiit ballots for the selection Of the National Football Leagues most valuable player during tho iO30 sea. soh. The winner Of the poll viii Dc awarded the Joe Y. Carr award, com. inemorating tho memory Of the late fou1d5r and president of the league. Mel Heip, captain and center Of the New York Giants, won the award last year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
AUSTRALIANS '39 DAVIS CUP TEAM LED NET WORLD
Quist, Bromwich Are Out. standing; Riggs, Alice
 Marble Best in U. s.

Following is the final dispatch in q series on the year end review of sports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-29
Three Week Rule Abandoned

Managers league basketball teams meeting Inst night rule" players that teams
 immediately strengthen for the second round of play asg
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EOMO-Backstage wife
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KJP-Club Matinee.
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Lum and Abner
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Rhythm.
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KAiO Fulton Lewis
ans News.
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ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

Divorce actions were filed IN
superior court here Wednesday by
Estella against Nathaniel 7. Wiley
on grounds Of cruelty and dsssr-
ton. and by Paul against Eleanor
Thompson. separation for more
than three years.
introductory decrses were
granted in divorce court Tuesday
TO Madeline N. from Harold &.
Crawford. Edward ,. from Hanna
Doersam. Wiihelmina from Fred
Bushman. LetitlA r. from Kirby l..
HIN. Lois c. from Edward J. Bone.
Nellie ". from Buster n. Harrison
and Marie from Harkon sorsnson.
Awarded final DEGREES were Cora
from Manley o. Vineyard and Mae
from Hugh Wstmors.
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TWO TACOMANS
HURT IN FALLS

Two Taeornans we're rushed 10
~ Pierce conntv hospital shortly
befors noca Wednesday ~ police
ambulance a. result os fails
Prs, 10 - taken 10 tAs hospital
by Officers Paul Trent and Marty
Joyce vas J. ~ Fhrst. -. EN-
ployed On construction work at the
Todd shlpysrds % the tidefists
Ehret. who ~as working en- =
scsffoldine. fen 10 tina ground
some Is feet below. hospital Al.
iendants reported the mar might
have received a broken hip.
A short time later Officers took
Alice 2ahruskL 80. 81 sisas No.
Yakima ave. 20 the hospital.
where II was reported shs ~s.
suffering . fractured ankle re-
eeised when she slipped on . wet
sidewalk and fell 10 The pavement.
The accident occurred In the TOO
block on So. 9th 81.