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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Crusade Leaguers
To Clash Sunday

Crusade asketball league
games for Sunday, Dec. "a, at the
Bellarmine gymnasium.
For the curtain raiser at /
o'clock All Saints and Sacred
Heart will play. Neither Of these
two teams has won a game. so
both OF them will be out for their
first win.
At o'clock the feature game
Of the afternoon will be played be-
tween the two strong teams from
Holy Rosary and st. Rita's. Holy
Rosary is leading the league and
has yet TO lose a game
At 3 o'clock Holy Cross and St
Patrick's will play.
At 4 o'clock SITS. Peter and Paul
will entertain the strong Vista
ton team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Tilt monday
Opens 1890

Stars Of the Tacoma Columbus
and Enumclaw Silver Barons, who
will meet picked players from the
West Seattle Yellowjackets and
Renton Rams in a benefit football
game Christmas day, Monday. at
1890 in the stadium, were an
nounced today.
Known as the John c.
Siegle memorial football
game, all proceeds from the
tilt win go toward the fund
established to construct q me-
mortal pool at Franklin park
In honor of the memory of
the late mayor and sports
man.
Tickets for the feature grid
game are now available and may
be purchased through civic, social
and business organizations in Ia
coma, Seattle. Puyallup. Sumner
and Enumclaw.
complete roster OF the Tacoma
Enumclaw players who are to
participate follows:
Fullbac k Gordon Fielder,
Schaffer and Gail.
Left halfback - Herman and
Parkhurst.
Right halfback Sullivan and
j. Hanson.
Quarterback IT m mey and
Rohrschieb.
Left end - Nielsen and Keen
holtz.
Right end-Maddy and Keiser.
Right tackle - F rmen and
Means.
Left tackle-Zizak and Bemolt.
Right guards tojack and
Grenier.
Left guard-Sangess and Glenn
ons.
Center-Fadness and Yoshida.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

on Feb. 10 Win b. Roberto ortix.
Cuban star. ortiz appeared brief.
~ a. = pitcher last year. but ~ss
changed into . bsilhawk after hs
was sent 70 tins Piedmont lsagus.
Prediction; Jimmy Fozx of ths
Boston Red Sos .lli nj over $50
again neat year. Ths effects Of
his appendix removal are pfs1-
tlcally gone ana has already down
IN Florida getting Into shape
golflng.
esseBissfg ths first b@&ins.
Tha Chicago cuha spend spring
training playing baseball. ina
White Boz do ths opposite. fs&ss.
ball u taboo. with Manager JIM
my Dykes teaching how 70 swing
Indian clubs instead ef halls and
eaiisthsnios Instead Of haae.
running Ths Cubs outplny ths
fox during ths exhibition ssaxsn
but ths White aoz win she city
series, Both finished ia fourth
piAes In their respective division
last year. You guess which theory
Va the better.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Hot Stove Fuel

NEW YORK seen and heard
on the winter baseball front; A
surgeons knife holds the answer
10 the Detroit Tigers left field
problem. Frank secory. ositfisld,
or from Toledo. IL young and has
plenty Of sxtra-bass hitting pow,
or. Hes . ctnch for the JOB haii
may have 10 undergo an opera.
tion for an elbow ailnsnL
u looks like . large psrtssn
Of ths New York Giants dng-
out viii b. taken np ~ fifst
Baseman Zehs Boanra nest
year. Ths "for SALE sign
hanging On Benura Tor sss-
srai weeks has grown fraysa
around the edges Only offer
has come from washlagtSa's
Cark Grimm who you'd
take zsks bark on waivers N
Manager wtII Terry eeaid
make Bonsra take . salary
cut.
One Of the two outfislasrs ap-
psaring a. the spring training
camp ~ the Washington Senators
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Everett Sounds Warning
To Cross>State Rivals

Serving notice of its terrific
power TO the rest Of the teams in
the Cross-State league and all the
other teams OF the state, Everett's
high flying seagulls downed the
Aberdeen Bobcats, 3s 10 10, last
night in the new Everett gym. Al
though the Gull score was not high,
it was only because Of the fact
that the Everett second and third
teams played almost half Of the
game.
Besides showing a strong Of
Tense. the Culls also showed a de-
Tense that will cause more than
one team in the state trouble.
Aberdeen was not able 20 score a
field goal until the latter part Of
the second quarter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Win Here and
AT Wimbledon

NEW x0nk Airs nzrhls ri
Rnhes Rigs. singles vietnFs n
eoth the national taarnsEaent ~
the all England championship #
wImhirsson. w.re RANKED II the tnp
~ n. womsn,s sna mems dIsi<ssns
today IN the annual ratings a -
United States Lawn rsnnis ss<rel.
atIaa.
II eas ths third consecutive y~4F
that Misc Marble has beer RANKED
No. !. but Riggs achieved The -
spot for ne fifzt time. In -
previous swo pears TIE Ne. I risy.
er wss pon Bulge. VIA turned
professional
Don McNelii a Oklahoma CITY
and Frankie Parker ~ Pasadena.
Calf. were rsnked Ne | amaaz
the mems desihles teams. Ne FsHA-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

day - the squad ran through
final preparations for their Neu
Years day clash with Clemson.
Sophomore Backs hob lauren
and Frank Maxnickl were grippe
victims. joining Gene Goudreault.
Pete cignetti. Dick Harrison and
Bin Griffin. Chef Glsdehuk vas
confined 10 hts quarters with .
cold.
The players VIII leave Tuesday.
COLLEGE; sfApiuM. r...-
Kyle Field vas ankle-deep IN mud
as the Texas AgEies went through
a fun workout today In prepars-
ton for their game with Tulane
New Years day.
Coach Homer Norton said he
was grateful for the heavy rain
because II gave his team = chance
10 practice under the west kind
OF conditions.
Were experienced mudders
now" Norton said. Let n rain
cats and dogs IN New Orleans. II
cant hurt N
ATLANTA. tsa. - oh Johnny
On Bosch. Georgia Techs half.
pint halfback. starred In the
squads final workout today be-
fore II entralned for Miami and
the Orange bowl.
Bosch was the standout IN =
rough scrimmage and once step
ped 10 yards for a touchdown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Lutherans
Win Tilt

Pacific Luthersn's powerful band
of hoopsters successfully invaded
Aberdeen last night, defeating
Grays Harbor junior college. 81
to 81.
The Lutherans. defeated only
once this season. led at the half.
81 to II. Sig Sigurdson and Martin
North accounted for II and ID Of
the Lutherans points. respectively.
p. L. c. t54) (2s) Grays Har.
North t13) ....F....... Branford
Bildt t6) ....F........ Levison
Sigurdson t1D Co.. t2) Jaskar
Perrault 80 d.. ~ Wright
Harshman (S).G CD Krawchook
Subs: Lutherans, Lang "a,
Erickson tD; Grays Harbor. Peter
son (lo) Lindberg (5), Turner ~,
Vita t6), Walker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Stadium Trounces
Ex-Bengal Greats

stadium's fe3D-t0 hoop team
walloped an alumni quint, 20 10 -.
yesterday afternoon In the gym,
while In = preliminary at thls
years midget squad whipped ths
midget alums. - 10 81.
The Tigers win was impressive.
but there Was some gloom In the
Bengal gym. caused by ths hbowi.
edge that fred Angus. rangy start
ing center. would be out for At
least half the season. Coach v. q.
Lowman said Angus suffered from
water on the knee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Wild Hoop Game
Ends Up-2ToO

KNOXVILLE, o. - The
basketball game last night
between New Knoxville and
auckland was an odd one.
New Knoxville won, 2 10 D.
auckland kept possession
Of the ball the entire first
quarter. In the first 20
seconds Of the second quar-.
ter, Forward Don sehrourks
made the only field goal Of
The game, for New Knox.
vile.
No fouls we're called on
either team. New Knex-
Vile had five shots NJ the
basket and auckland three.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Southern California IS, Notre
Dame 30.
washington state a. Bradley
Tech go.
California 81. Michigan State 81.
Idaho Southern SO. Oregon State 81 +.
Loycia Los Angeles) ~. Arizona 81.
Denver 81. Greeley State ~.
washington %. Oregon Aii-StArs So.
VillznoTa 60, Tulane n.
New Mexico Aggies 80. Drake At.
Texas ST, North Texas Teachers 20.
Princeton SO. Syracuse 30.
Rochester 81, Michigan az.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

This was the fifth game that
the seagulls have won this
year and the second fracas
that they have taken In their
Dew gym. The new field house
cost 100000. II has ali the
modern wrinkles that have
been contriyed for a gym
nasium, including glass back
boards.
Jimmy Ennis. former star Col
eye Of Puget Sound grid ana hoop
player. IL nov the mentor Of ths
Sulls. This Is Ennis first year Al
Everett. He was at Buckley last
season. where he coached the
high school team 10 the
championship Of iis league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
BY UNITED PRESS

MIAMI, F1a.-Missouri univer-
sity's football squad arrives today
for the Orange bowl game.
The entire squad was In good
physical condition, Coach Don
Faurot reported yesterday at Biz
mingham. Ala, where the team
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Alden Desires To
Stay In Spokane

SPOKANE Dwight Adsn. shs
played esntsr fad and bsfksd
30 last season for Ia spezan@
club Of the Western intsraafiensi
BASEBALL lssEus. today lesksd 49,
anes Al - opportunity % plzg 10
1870 Tor seattle o. the Psxfsa
Coast isazns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
GARCIA KAYOS
LEE IN 18TH

MANILA. p. I@.e'ekerins Gar.
ela. FiiIpino wsItsrwsiEht. kneeksd
Out tough Glenn Lee a Nebraska
In the isth round ~ their sehed-
uisd ie-Found wsltsFwslsht tue
fight hers tonight.
Jack Dempsey. former he9yy~
weight ehampiea. rsfsFssd ths
bout.
dsrcis y recognized ~ wsiser-
weight champion IN New farh
siats and n wss for thh title ihs
bcys fought. n wsx th@ f1rst Ute
fight ever hsid In tns fhil1ppins
islands
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Central Lutheran
Quint Triiumphs

Central Lutheran closed the
third week of Church-Fraternal
league play at Bellarmine Friday
night with a 34-14 victory over
Woodmen of the World to stretch
their league lead to one full game
over the second place Falkland
Trinity Lutherans.
The indicated Centrals in de-
feating the vows made the first
half title race a three-team affair
with the Epworth Methodist club
the other entry with possible
title chance, The Woodmen elm
mated themselves, Knapps Busi-
ness College and First Methodist
of a possible chance of a tie for
the first half king pin role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Pete Scalzo Wins
Over Venezuelan

NEW YORK = Petey Bcalzo.
New York Italian. claimed the No.
/ spot In the featherweight boxing
division today after his slow 10
round deciSion over Simon Chavez
Of Venezuela A. Madison Square
Garden last night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Oregon Alumni
Drop Huskiies

SEATTLE - The Oregon All
Stars OF Eugene, Ore, came from
behind last night 10 edge ou, the
University Of Washington basket
ball team IN n preseason test. %
10 81. The Huskies led at half
time. - 10 10.
The superior power Of the indie
pendents. who boasted four mem
bers Of the 1883 University OF
Oregon NcAA champions. became
evident In the second half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Buck Walkers Greatest
HurIer in Senior LOOP

and all, with 2.75: Derringer
with 1850: Hugh Casey,
Dodgers. with 2.es3 and Lou
Fette, Bees, 2.96.
Walter Higbe, the youngster
the Cubs traded to the Phillies,
was the widest, passing 123 bats
men. Derringer allowed the most
hits. 321, and had remarkable
record Of allowing only 50 passes
In 30i innings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
GAMES NET ss,AIs

SEATTLE The annual charity
high school football championship
game played IN the University q
Washington stadium this year
netted s5.Si5.sz for care q under
privileged children. u was an
nounced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Muse Retains
Middle Title

Punching his way to = elean-cut
three-round decision over his
chief contender, Rex Burns, Willie
Muse retained his Lincoln high
middleweight crown last night in
the Boxing clubs winter boxing
show.
The only knock-down of the
torrid match came late In the
first round. with Willie dumping
his opponent to the mat. Burns
put up grand battle against
the colored champ. but Muse was
more experienced and kept a
rapid-fire left jab continuously
Ticking in Rex face to gain the
nod.
In the semi-final between
two clever lis-pounders. Bud
Hartman decisioned Pete
Dona hue. A hair raising
slugfest saw Stan Novotney
and Hank TrusIer battle
three cantos 10 n draw, while
In another featured prelim
STAINS twin brother, Walt,
creased Lawrence Hodges
with n dynamite-laden left TO
gain a knockout victory.
Pete Stojack. wrestler. and
Dave Stokesberry. boxer. grunted
To draw decision In the boxer
wrestler tussle. while Bob Fox
won the fourman blIndfolded
Battle Royal in the comic fea-
lures Of the evening.
Other preliminary matches saw
Jerry Hadley gain technical
Knockout over Bob Hash, while
Mary London repeated the pro-
cedure against Bob Svedberg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Fresh From the Bowls

stopped off TO work out behind
closed gates. He scheduled the
next workout for Sunday.
CLEMSON, n. C.--Strenuous Of
fensive drills with emphasis on
passing, featured cismson's prae-
ticc today for the Cotton bowl
game in Dallas.
Three fun teams will leave here
Christmas for Dallas and Is SUBJ
stitutes viii follow Dec. 30.
NEW ORLEANS - Halfbaoks
Bob Glass hobbled about the field
and Bob Kellogg was In uniform
today a. the Tulane football squad
held their last scrimmage before
their Sugar bowl game Jan. l.
Coach Lowell Dawson was we'll
satisfied with the progress his
teams were making as they con-
contracted on pass defense and
offense.
ANDOvER, Mass. Seven Bos-
ton college players we're ailing to-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
NEW YoRK-This will be

NEW YORk-This will be
amazing news of baseball fans.
The National league today re-
leased the official pitching
averages for last year and they
revealed that Bucky Walters, Gin
cinnati Reds right handler who
became a moundsman against his
wishes, was the leagues greatest
pitcher.
The tall, blond Philadelphia
hoy who WAS coerced Into
giving up third-basing for
pitching by Jimmy Wilson In
1885 when they were with tho
Phillies, had an earned run
average of 2.29. In five years
on the mound II was the first
time Walters earned run
average was lower than four
runs per game. But In 81 of
those years he was hiding his
light under a bushel ut Phiia-
delphia.
In addition to leading the
league in earned runs. the 29-year
old Walters scored the most VIC
tories, 81; pitched the most in
nings, $40; hurled the most COM
plete games, 81; and faced the
most batsmen. 1888. He also tied
with Bill Lee, Cubs, and Luke
Hamlin, Dodgers, for starting the
most games. SO, and with Claude
Passeau. Cubs. for the most
strike outs, 1877.
To further enhance his reputa-
ton as the National leagues No.
l moundsman, Walters finished
second to his tesmmate, Big Paul
Derringer, in winning percentage.
Derr1nger was the top man in that
respect with rs victories and
seven losses for .7s1. Walters
came next with 81 wins and IL
losses for III.
Behind Walters In earned
runs came the Giants gallant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Fife Rolls Over
Auburn Hoopmen

AU b URN Flies powerful
Trojans walloped Auburn high
basketeers, % to ~, here last
night. Trojan reserves also were
victorious, defeating Auburn's
seconds, 20 to Is, in a preliminary
tilt.
Fife (22) (12) Auburn
Mello 90 IF. "a Becanson
Spear 90 ....F. "a McGilvary
Roe GU ......C.. 80. Franden
Besig 90 ....G..... Kessner
Robbins (2) g.. ~ Larson
Subs: Fife-Uchisa ~; Au-
burn-Halley ~, Morrison, Kit
ner az, Orwig a., Hornstra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Abes Defeat EatonviIIe

Shaving off a desperate last
quarter Eatonville rally. the Lin
coin high cagers won their fifth
straight preseason practice tilt
last night, 1924. on the Cruiser
naples. John Kennedy's squad
also took the prelim, the reserves
20 TO ~.
The Lumbertown basketeers
made a strong bid In the final
frame, spanked by saito who
bucketed IL points during the
evenings festivities. With the
score deadlocLed Mt 2l-all and
but three minutes left In the
contest, Ray Spurgeon put the
Abes ahead by spinning n free
toss into the netting. Then
Jack Godfrey canned" q push
shot from the side and Spur
geon came back with another
bucket To sew-up the struggle.
The Abes took a 60 lead at the
end OF the first quarter. but the
Cruisers cut down the margin to
l4-ll at halftime. The third quar-
ter saw the score board read 21-20
and then followed a rough. thrill
ing final period that saw the Abes
pull away In the last moments.
Again II was Don Taylor who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Kapowsin Beats :
Buckley HoOpmen

ktFowsfN--kapowsin wsiiap~a
Buckley, u 10 -. IN : h&skethslI
rams hers Last night. but nankl<y
reserves measured th< kspeusln
sesond team. 81 70 u, n . prrllss-
mary gsm~.
Nx.ski~x f41t las& m.-s-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

Lincoln subs y.nson. Hunt. Haugs.
Swanson. Richardson. Bieieh. Chris
tiAnsen. England f6Bs Eatonyille subs.
J. Williams. Hurd. Colyer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
U4) MoOdmen

Subs: Central Lutheran, Norman
az, Reimer, Davis ca. Fyalks; Wood
men Of the World, Harris, Olson lO.
Officials, Hauge and Lewack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

SUM nfiisfmina, FARRELL foj. o.
huiA 90 nbsitan. froatef. plsfne nj
Van Overtsks ciufieF, valley t3i.
Referee. hekinnsgs umpire. Iohasan,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
PREP SCORES

L0ngyiew -, Hoqulam 2s.
Seattle Prep so, RentOn 20.
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spanked in the reserve encounter
Don rang up Is points TO lead the
scoring.
Varsity linsYpa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25
Bells Again
Beat Shelton

SHELTON 80 A alert nsllzr-
mins high school basketball team
defestsd Shelton. - "a IA h<rs
last night IN a return tiit ma
Bells earlier whipped shelton IN
game played a. Tacoms.
Tia Iiass. pae~a ~ rAal
eFeiwe. VIA Rag 40 10 psists.
- q o. Q "a tn saa 81 Ne
fiFss aaarses. . 10 q. ~ the
A.if s.a ~ - ! Eslss isss
tAe fsai auarseF.
In . preliminary tiff between
The reserve teams ~ tho two
schools. nsllarmin< wslloped Ina
Shelton seconds. a 10 N. Ths
LIONS were N tia van I'll the way.
leading II to Z 1t Tho half.
summaries
nsiisfmins gt1l tfsl shelton
o cdsss.u 81 .F......... 81 ws 90.
.mlth ~ .....,c..,..ss 90 nmish
Weaver az .....u... tsl % ceFmlsf
or s.,s. 30 e..,., ,,,e e, anassss I.
Is. rssdlff. shelton olssiss'
nsksI' nscsmss' ! ssmasrsns ~
nsisses kltls Johnson umpire. Cur
,seoona Team osms)
ts<ilzfmins sssl fi5l rhslfsn
ssih : :. |, .;,..,...,'E..... % ssea.ea
brennan - =. CD Robertson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-25

Subs. Lincoln. fshiokA, Blades 90.
Hansen ca. Bpurseon 90. Katon-
vile. Thsno ID. Referee. Hartung
Reserve L4nsups
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ANDoyER, Mass. Seven Bos-
ton college players we're ailing to-
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This
hoes
was
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den
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13

Judge Edward l.. Reynolds of New
Haven, and the Rev, John V. Will
liams, o. P, will be the speakers at
the first annual banquet of the La
dies Guild of st, Francis Xavier
Church, to be held this evening.
All the priests Of the city have
also been invited, as well as many
from outside the city, whose rel
atives are members of the guild.
Judge Reynolds has presided over
the East Haven town court, the New
Haven city court, and the juvenile
court. He has also served In the
state legislature. Though still In
his thirties, he has won for himself
place Of distinction in the legal
profession. Noted as an orator of
merit, he is also gifted with d keen
sense OF humor which he uses to
great advantage when bringing
home a message of serious import,
such as Correcting Juvenile Delin-
quincy"
Father williams is already known
to member of the guild, having
spoken to them at their communion
breakfast last June. His recounting
OF witty stories and humorous in
cidents, coupled with his stirring
appeal for greater devotion TO the
Mother OF God, made imperative a
second invitation.
A number Of men from the par
ish have been selected by the priests
to cook and serve the supper. This
group includes; Ed Goggin, Richard
Lawlor. Les Coughlin, Bill Carroll,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13
MATzKIN OFFERS
ZENITH RADIOS
Scovill Street Furniture
Firm Helpful to Prospec-
tive Home Makers

Among the best known furniture
companies In the state Is the Matz-
kin Furniture company, with head
quarters on Scoyill street, where they
have been located for many years.
In addition to Zenith radios, this
progressive organization carries only
quality merchandise Of rational rep
utation.
A staff of trained furniture experts
are always on hand, and are pleased
to offer ideal suggestions for pros
pective home makers, whether an
occasional piece is wanted or furni-
ture for the entire home Is desired.
These men are also authorities on
interior decoration and are prepared
to give valuable advice In this con-
nection.
The Matzlkin name Is o by-word
In hundreds Of homes In this vicinity
because Of the courteous treatment
prospective customers receive at the
hands Of the statesmen and the def
mite lack Of high pressure" sales
methods.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13
Ladies Guild Holds
Party This Evening
Judge Edward Reynolds Of New Haven and Rev. John
W. Williams, o. P, to Speak at Parish Hall Dinner
WASHINGTON HILL

Eugene Gladding, Pat Egan, Fred
Rochon, Tom Grady, John Shean,
Peter Kelley, Jack Cuddy, Bill Cum
ningham, Walter Neibert, Robert
McEugh, walter Cassidy, Frank
and Pat Murphy.
Bowling Results
Pete Herman set q new high
single and high three record in the
mems league at the Washington
Park Community house alleys last
night with score Of t59 for high
single and hit Ala for high three.
Pete's fine bowling however failed
to bring a win TO his team as he
dropped four points to Jerwin's
outfit. In the other match Ken
bricks team continued to hold down
first place by beating Richardson
3 to /.
Bingo Party
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the big benefit bingo
party tomorrow night In the parish
hall. The largest crowd to attend
q bingo game since 1t started two
months ago is expected as the pro-
ceeds viii be used to buy baskets
and clothing for the needy Of the
parish for Christmas.
Community Club
A meeting Of the committee in
charge of the Christmas party TO
be given by the Washington Park
Community Club for the children OF
the Hill viii be held Friday night
at the home of Mrs. Henry Hayden
Of Luke street. A report on activ-
tiles to date will be made and all
members Of the committee are
urged to attend.
A meeting Of all teams interest
ed In entering the Junior Basket
ball league at the Community
house for the coming season will be
held Thursday night In the Com
munity house. All teams interested
are urged to send q representative
to the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-13

LApOr HelauOtlS
Board has been
postponed, The
hearing will get
underway here
on Dec. IL In q
more or less
routine manner,
without say
ing anyth l ng
about It, I h Q
committee had
planned to open
It's hearin g S
early this month
In California,
This would have
given 1t the
highly-publici2ed
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