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La gaceta., 1940-08-03
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TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

sufrido los efectos de una catas-
trofe que les ha destrozado Ia
existencia... ...
No guerra que Sc volviese a
hablar de ella; de hsber tenido
poder para clio, habria hecho
que TODD ell mundo la olvidara.
Gallo, pues, disimulando su
pesar.
Luego, cuando volviera del ia
pom, cuando trajera la carta de
Maria de las Moves con la que
podria presentarse ante Pedro
para demostrarle su inocencia,
contaria a Tulsa toda la verdad
Y entonces tambien tendria
inter&s en- visitar a La mujer de
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

en- aticans1nte declare que Conn
Is IN boxeador rplcho mejor de
10 &es@l Be habfa imaginable.
ga ell boxeador mas agil, den
tro a su peso y ~estatura. que
70 he conocido. 81 no 10 hubie-
ra visto con mis- ojos, no 10 hui
biese creido. En- ell ataque "des-
troza" a sus contrarios, especial
mente cuando les acomete por
el cuerpo.
Cuando Sc interrog6 a Luis
sobre ell possible resultads de la
pebea entire Conn y Pastor, re-
plic6: "El escoger vencedorcs
pertenece a los crfticos y perio-
distas, no a MI"
Johnny Ray, director de Con,
hizo un oportuno coro a las ex-
presiones enthusiasts de Luis,
afirmando con entera seriedad /:
"Pues hoy no estaba Billy en- su
mejor forma. Aver ST que boxed
como una maravilla."
Ell irlandes pesa actualmente
diez libras mas de las que pesa-
ba en- la noche de su combate
con Melio Bettina.
Los observadores interpretan
las palabras de Luis como que
Ell camper estima inminente, Y
satisfactoria para el, una victo-
ria de Conn.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas disparsr)n
IA hits y con ellos anotaron IL
carreras, venciendo a los Tigres
Uno de los "maltratados" 10 fle
ell pitcher Buck NewSome. FL
Detroit Sc mantuvo a la cabeza
de la Liga, sin embargo, porque
los Yankees, con Russo de pit.
cher, aplastaron a los Indios,
! Jimmy Fox, que sigue jugandC
Ell catcher, pogo su quadrangle :
lar vigesimo tercero.
En- la victoria de los Yankees,
Charles Keller bates tres hits v
Babe Dahlgren meti6 cuatro ca
rreras.
Boston 12c, 14h, lie; Detroit
&c, 18Th, Sc.
New York 1Oc, 18Th, 4e; Gle
veland &c, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
CON LOS GUANTES
Jose Luis opinG

Jose Luis visit6 aver ell cam
pamento de Billy Conn, Ell cam
ps6n de las IT'S libras, en- Gros-
singer Lake, New York.
Ell negro campe6n presented
los ejercicios del irlandes y des,
pues, ayudando a la prOpaga1.
da de su futura pelea con Billy.
81 este derrota a Bob Pastor
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Vencieron los Piratas a los
Phillies, usando tres pitchers.
Alfonso Lopez no bate6 de
nit en- tres veces al bate.
Pittsburg sc, 8h, 2e; Filadnl-
fla DC, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Los Browns dejaron en- blan-
co a los Atleitcos, en- ell desafio
nocturno de aver. Los vencedo-
res solo pegaron euatro hits.
FiladeEfia DC, Sh, lie; San
Luis sc, 4h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

gas sera pOr tn Pedro y por tn
.hija!
-Prometeme - respondi6 Ia
madre de Celia en- voz baja-,
que no dejaras de buscarla to-,
iPase 10 que pasel
70 te 10 promote, Maria.
y que 81 Ia encuentras al
.guna vez, seras una madre pa
ra ella, aunque 20 haya muerto.
II Por Dios, mujer! iQue CO.
Sas dicesl..... 70 buscare a tn
.hija siempre; pero Dios guerra
que til vuelvas pronto Y que en-
cuentres un dia a Celia y a tn
esposo. para que volvais a ser
felicesl
-iAdi6sl-murmur6 la mar
tir, subiendo a Su Department
to.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
APLAZADA PARA LA SEMA
MA QUE VIENE LA PELEA
DANIELS-HARDEN

FL NAL tempo oblig6 anoche
al empresario Frank La Mar
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
Con 16Ihits los Gedias Blan.

an9earon dfez carraras.
AsESenadores solo oatearon
eLee. Hudson cargNc con la
arlington &c, Oh, Sc; Chi
o Toe, 16h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-08-03
LA GACa,gsEyA

a peri6diOo en- idiornA EspAAcl
ys mas circ1Iaci6n en- Tsmps
H,vtoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 c
sos Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
TeRSfOmO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

Los Gigantes vencieron a ID
Cardenales, en- Ell primer de9
flo, pero fueron vapuleados
ell segundo.
Joiner alcanz6 la victoria por
la nOvena de Terry, spstfuye2:
do a Melton y Lynn, y Doyle Il
mit6 a siete los hits de los neo-
crquinos, en- ell segundo.
San Luis &c, 10h, De; N. York
sc, Oh, 0e.
San Luis &c, Oh, lie; N. York
1c, III, lie.
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FL tren marchaba.
La estaci6n Qued6 atras, con
sus andenes henos de genie,
La gaceta., 1940-08-03

actu6 en- las dos terceras parties
del noveno.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, lie; Boston
10c, 13h, 2e.
cincinnati &c, IN, De; Boston
'<c, 11h, 2e.
Chicago DC, Ion, De; Broo-
klyn&gh, lie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
Prediction: Godoy
To Stay Is Again

RANaE GUNS are Of No q a. @ S @
again Thursday night the Yankee stadium
the thing oodoy refuses give opponent
right top pepperins him like nest
yield in p mini Louis %S great chan and one
glazing shortcomings Of the inability ANYTHING
Embarrassed confronted with
o hes as ses sr S Zoe must have been
porvdng otherwise would
has failed knock In second bout
a he SSsn an the @ one On the o sSn @
Bob Pastor eluded Louis for 10 rounds their st meeting
making
Thursday night BY rsssns which proved
eessiui their first Those ssandup sambang
fight expecting something they get
oodoy will swing low and do sweet chariot He win be
From these viii rush close and cum ana
maui joe until the Bomber Is helpless with fury Joe snsuay M
and throw right effort Odo has
Joe Is bound TO clip Arturo with solid punch
them And here where Seys build to his
bull The shock Of punch the button assmated by
shoulder absolutely BY
5 eaa ss s ss him o act Of
will unqueionaby beat him. oodoy spoer rather
% Nssss Ss n With wss s i s1 S. " ma
n. % ss ' o. sa s says that 'o' was "
TIE hsd ,s for week before The hsn couldn't
doctor aa n had system Along
3 me- ns % Ss ns % ", Ss s Sss and
ND %Ss s.y ~ . w ~. ~ ' as he was the carly
This time Arturo will DO in the possible
% w hong &c se sSs ess 'p 5 $ for small
atrea work there's he'll win the title
equipped with the weapons sim
brings ne having en the only S'a h 's sa
rounds with Louis on two different occasions acquired
s1a s a' S he asn
Copyright ieao King syna,cate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
Boys Club Notes

The gouthend Rovers under the
management OF Roger Pagart cap
tured the first round Of the Midget
league when they went indicated
The second round opened last night
with the RovefS setting back the
hard fighting RubieS Of Frank Maj
fla, Friday at 4:1S O'Clock the
Spades and the Rubieg get together.
The second round OF the Junior
League begins this Wednesday when
the Enkcorg and the Volunteers meet
at 4 O'Clock. On Thursday after
noon the Texans and the BattIers
meet In another tuSSle. The battlers
won the first round honorS when
they went undefeatey although
given several very close games by
the Vols and the EnkorS.
The third session OF the camp
staff training course win be held
this evening IN the club library.
Only two weeks remain before the
opening Of the camp and much has
yet TO be done IN the way Of work
and counsellor training.
Many donations for the deserving
boy list have been received by Mr.
johnson, club executive, but as the
list Of boys Is quite long many
other sources not yet heard from are
being eagerly awaited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
CARLO DRILLS
TOKAYO HOGAN
Local Lad on Edge for I'm.
portant Go Thursday;
King Shows Class

Outdoor drills In the ring Wifere
they viii fight Thursday night has
shown Tommy Carlo and Cotton
King 10 be ready and willing for
their important battles with worthy
opposition, Carlo Is training with
irish Eddie DOIaD and Tom Col
llis, With D0lan keeping himself
sharp for on important 30 ~ New
Haven Friday when ne tangIes with
the veteran Pole, johnny BeIIus,
while Ciarl0s ambition rs 10 knock
out julie Hogan the best opponent
ne has met since turning profess
si0f1al,
Ciario feels confident he can stop
Hogan, who has been softened up
plenty ~ his two losing fights 10
Red M0ffett but the Hebrew boy
N quite o boxer and y deadly count
er~puncIltr, which beho0vcs Thomas
not 70 miss many "1eads", Jewish
fans from oil parts OF the state viii
be on hand 10 see Hogan and Ciario
tang1e, while the north end and
Town Plot 1tajian-AmericapB will
be out On t1asse roofing for Ciar1O
10 knock out Hogan who will be o
6 or 7 TO 3 favofite, due 10 his en-
perience and boxing ability.
CLASSY KID
King has made every one who
has seen him IN training "sit up
and take notice" especially Mr.,
Roberto Pastrami Kelly who does
not have 10 be c0axed TO admit
that KiEg " o parcel OF r0iied.up
dynamite including Henry Arm.
strong, Billy Conn, and Benny
Leonard, IN short o jim Dandy,
Kelly believes King can beat any.
thing this side OF Mars, but the
fact N, that the Florida boy has
shown o world Of class, ard ap-
pears as II " viii take o whale OF
o fighter to outp0ipt him,
Dula K0vack OF Naugatuck and
Billy Brown OF oenarovilie, lake
wood viii also be seen on the card,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
MOTORCYCLE RACES
AT DEVON SUNDAY

Take field Of proven stars In.
GLIDING O national champion and
combine II with q course that was
full OF thrilling angles originally
and lately has been converted TO
even more risky o state-and what
have you? The answer Is: o perfect
setup for the most rousing kind OF
action.
That's precisely the ideal situa.
ton arranged for the second motor
cycle racing meet Of the season OF
the tricky Devon, Conn.,, track on
Sunday afternoon, June 20.
Babe Tancrede Ia the national
champion who will flash his classy
technique against group OF top.
notcherS including the colorful
Benny Campanari tho Sheldon
brothers and Allie Quatrochi. jack
Ing up OF the prize money assures
the presence OF these and other
aces.
TO further embellish the program,
tho sponsors will award beautiful
trophies TO the best.uniformed and
neatest-appearing motorcycle clubs
present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
DUSTY SOFTBALL
GAMES POSTPONED

All Saturday games scheduled for
the Industrial Softball league have
been Cancelled, Bob Kiersted an
nounced this morning with the fol-
lowing schedule TO be IN force for
this evening:
Hamilton Park No. III. y. Rub
Der W.. French Mfg. Co., Umpire
Gerace. No. z--E. J. ManviiIe W.,
American Fastner. Umpire--Gruda-
zinski.
FULTON Park No. - Benrus VS..
Farrell Foundry. Umplre--Cr0ccO, No.
2--Ingersoi vs. Paper Boz. Umpire
WaieryiIIe Park NO. 1--Lux w.
Waterbury Tool Co. Umpire--CarOD.
No, z-Chase Office VI. American
Brass Co. UmpIre--Puear0.
Washington Park No. Water
bury Buckle Co. W. ScOvIiL Umpire
- Kennedy, No. z--I'0st Office w.
Plume 4 Atwood. Umpirs--Is1n.
Afadlum PARK No. f--Chass Metal
~. fnrfei Enalneers. Umpire NfaDs
~. NJ. IT, Mfa. Div. Chase w. Brock
Hall Umpire EfcOil
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
Transporting
World

nv JOHN A. CLUNEY

when the ticket made fast at $3.50
everything the bayhooey business such aS
that Lousodoy title bout ThurSday Yankee
stadium Frankly herring and atrac-
head more and that provided there are
last week the boys up"
patching up his promoter Nike
could help yank $3.50 suckers through the gate To-day oody
blow poonch Referee Arthur
cyan II the ring work title"
Donovan recently Louis limited
odoy champ South America belong the
Louis last hand
with
strength waShedup licked
another shot at Louis and the money that with
It,
But folks here angle"
the form Of letter written
New York by Dan Parker
Auhky the Kings English
the least opportunity Here's what Musky wrote about the
title" bout;
Dear SIR papers europe and as
citizens should attention 70 what's
other places and Of coming
champion Louis and American champion Arturo codoy
rounds decision nobody gets knocked before
This match Louis had tough Job winning
couldn't
0odoyB chin.
thinking Of them moving merry
Arturo made Louis get madden
fight with thousands looking
kissing making
he fool Joe than the first time Godoy pretty
fighter beat Tony danto twice Louis
ing here In the country where there lots Of and fresh
did that tough fight
will DO ready by he may
make exhibition trip IN America winter
II he could knock Codoy
This 18th time Louis his
Braddock Chicago him
the heaywghts got This alos w be o fights since Joe started
then professional the
Good BY Yours truly tSgned) MuSfiKY JACKSON
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
A Little Of This And That

worlds eatherweight title
Pete Reilly Bobby Ivy
Hartford which Will the official
ISOLATION but not the New York commission which Hairy Ja
the 1876 champ Four worlds title
ford including the famous Cobetcoven battle the
-Baano In which the aforementioned Mr. Reilly
Hartley for protecting eis champ Ginger
O
was on his feet and ready to 60 JACK Gallo the golf range Wa
tert0wn has
hung about 200 yards out and you break NTH golf
drive from the tee you get round trip the Worlds
either Walt
counted stroke the pro-sportswrer
roundup yesterday Paul Bells layout Goshen
clock He shot two o4s and turned en- h not be ashamed Of the
His rewarded
go A Labus Chase pued for got
one due 10 lightning fast green's with roll them Big
Bernsteins belly oiesebecht likes McCary
batting 400 with only game WITH Ansonia
tomorrow Hamilton Crosby Toneton
poshp which why Walt Crosby oocr for Lefty
datofe the Torringon baseball
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
New York Police
Team Here Sunday?

Because OF the fact that the New
York Police team iS expected 10
play In Waterbury Sunday. the reg.
ular three game schedule will be
carried over q week and the North
End Thomas Club, defending
champs and undefeated league
leaders, 10 date, anxious 10 meet up
with the New York Cops, rated one
OF the best semi-pro teams In the
metropolitan area.
The game, II played will be held
az 3 o'clock on the Hamilton Park
diamond with o Is admission fee
set 10 raise funds for injured lea
que players. Bill Mulcsky OF the
Sacred Hearts, Roy johnson OF the
Brooklyn A. G. have been added 10
the Tommies pitching department
for the day with Mike Haiday OF
the Brooklyns and Billy petrillis OF
the Tribes chosen aS extra catcherS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
CADETS CAPTURE
SUGGEST, 1872

Frank Pugliese,s Cadet A. G. took
undisputed possession Of first place
In the National Division Of the
City-Wide Softball League by de-
feating Pat Galullo,s DeBlasio's
club from Town Plot, IS to 10, last
evening in a seven inning contest
at Washington Park witnessed by a
handful Of spectators.
The Grand street boys are now
a game and a half ahead Of the
second place DeBiasio outfit, sport
ing six wins in as many starts as
compared TO four victories and one
loss for the Town Plotters.
Jimmy Crichton and Pete Gal
ullo we're the rival moundsmen and
although both were hit hard, Crich-
tons men gave him much better
support than did Galuli0's aides.
Paddy Damelio excelled In left
field for the Cadets while Rudy
Kulmann and FRANKIE Berardl
stood out for the Plotters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
CORNELL CREW
HOPE OF EAST
IN BIC REGATTA
Washington Rules 7 to 5
Choice At P0ughkeepsie
Navy Ozark Horse"
by HENRY SUPER
United Press star Correspondent


Poughkcepsie, N. Y, June 49,
(UP)-A husky, unbesten Cornell
crew carried the hopes OF the east
into the 43rd Pougbkeepsie rowing
regatta today az o crowd OF $4,000
stormcd into this river town expect.
ting 10 see the greatest varsity race
IN IS years.
Although Washington was the bet
ting fav0rite at odds OF 7-6, there
was no "big crew"--nope OF those
red-ilot favOrites that can't iose--ip
the field OF eight that paddles 70 the
6take boat at 8 .. N. EDIT for the
fOtir.mile grind down the Hudson
river.
The top four boats were Caiifor-
MA, Washington, Cornell and Col
uTnbia, Navy and Syracuse were the
dark horses" and the only crows IN
the race for whom victory would be
y surprise we're Princeton, rowing
there for the first time, and Wiscon-
siD,
But the crew virtually every man,
woman and child, was roofing for
was CorBeIl--ilopc OF the east many
times before but last o winner here
back In 1890, Seven times since then,
the top prize has gone to either Cal
jfornia or Washington with only
Navy able TO break the western
string IN 1891 and 1898.
Western Stars
Last year II was California first
IN the record time OF 10 minutes,
~ 3-6 seconds with Washington
right on It's heels and Cornell fourth.
When the Golden Bears swept TO
that victory and Washington,
jamned TO the guBwaIes With goph.
ignores, came home second, you
could have 1901 II you thought
there wouldn't be another "one-two"
western finish this year.
But Washington ard California
lost several men expected TO be row.
Ing again this year and Cornell came
up with o real p0werboEse. Column
bia, Boosting five veterans, whipped
together o light but speedy crew and
the result IL that even the coaches
admit this will be one OF the most
Wide-0pen races IN history.
The betting odds IN the little cigar
stores along gaiIy-decorated Main
street today reflected this feeling.
After Washington came California
and Cornell at only 2-1; Columbia
was Al; Syracuse 81: Navy 81 and
Princeton and Wisconsin 20-1. Never
before have the top entries been held
10 short.
The chances for o. record seemed
slim because the wind ~ expected TO
blow 10 the course this year.
The weather forecast was Tor
Cl0lds and probable showers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
Cards Beat Brooklyn With BuLI-Pen Pitcher
Profit Mounts
At Narragansett

Pawtucket, H. J., June Is
(UP)-James VI. COnnOrs OF
Boston, former president Of
Suffolk Downs, today assumed
new duties ~ chairman Of the
broad Of directors 1T Maria
gansctt park.
COnnOTs was elected NJ the
annual stOckbOIdeTg meeting
yesterday 10 succeed Morgan
Belmont Of New York, who con.
tinueg ~ o board member. Pres
ident James v DOOIey and
other officers were reelected.
The NarTagansett Racing ~.
sOciation, Inc, reported for the
year ended March 81 o net In.
come Of S323,130, equal 70 02
cents o share on capital stock,
compared with profit Of $751;
sO2, or "a cents o share, In the
previous year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
MACK, ANDREWS
CLASH TONIGHT
Classy State Lightweights
Head Sayin Rock Card;
Sal vs.. Lasky

New Haven, June 1e.-Thc out
door professional boxing season
comes into Its own ut the White
City Stadium, savin Rock, tonight,
Promoter Dick Gray will present
32-roupd, all.star, popular priced
program az his initial effort. Two
eight rounder, two skies, and four,
will 90 on promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Johnny Mack, popular New Bri.
tain lightweight, and Willie An.
drcws, who recently scored D knock
out over Babyfacc Morris OF Dan.
bury, plans TO claim the Connect.
cut I35-poiind title II successful In
turning In q victory over the New
Britain warrior. Both fighters are
In fine shape for the battle, each
predicting O victory by o knockout.
The other eight rounder brings
together Al 0authier, Holyoke,
Mars, lightweight, and Oliver
White, ebony.Bkinned New Yorker.
dauthier has been promised O bout
with the winner Of the star bout
providing no wins tonight's encoun.
ter.
sal w. Lasky
In SKIES, Kid Sal, winner OF 10
straight fights, who halls from Mer.
iden, runs into stiff opposition when
he takes on Lloyd Lasky, New York
lightweight punching master. Sal
recently stopped Pat Foley ut New
Haven while Lasky edged out Tom.
my Ciarlo at Waterbury. The other
g1indig pairs Tony Clio OF New Ia.
ven, and Billy Perrin, Bristol mid.
dIeweight.
George Bernard OF Mexico, Maine,
who is making his home at present
IN New Britain, faces joey Wasnick,
New Haven featherweight, In the
four round opening bout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
DUNADE, 9 TO !, WINS
SUFFOLK FEATURE

Boston, June 18,-(UP)-Fanfare
Farms Dunade, q bad-jegged
Splinter claimed for $500 two years
ago, today boosted two straight
stake triumpiis after Winning the
5000 added Bunker Hill Handicap
before nearly 5000 fans at Suffolk
Downs,
DuBade, q Oil choice IN the nut
tieig, finished q head IN front OF
Rodney G, Gf0ff,g Forever Prince,
o long shot, IN the mile feature OF
the local b3Iiday program yester-
day, Lemar Stock Farms many
gtingg, the favorite, was third after
being Bottled up in the stretch run,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
ST. Louis HAS
NOT LOST CAME
FOR new PILOT
Clyde ShOun Stops Brook.
Ign Cold - KOy Out.
hitting Medwick
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff COFfeypOndent)

(Unite0 Press Btaff COffeBpOnuenU
New York, June f8-(UP) Be
ware Of the ST. Louis Cardinals
that was the hottest tip along the
National league front today despite
the fact that the Cincinnati Reds
had moved back into the league
leadership.
Billy 9outhworth has given the
Cards q shot IN the arm and W.
taken hold overnight. Since South
worth became pilot OF the Cards
they haven't lost o bail game and
have won five straight They LOOK
like the club everyone thought last
spring they'd have. They are hust-
ling and scrapping and battling
every inch Of the way and talking
pennant even though they are III
fifth place.
eouthworth topped the East In
dian rope trick yesterday when he
pluCked Clyde Shoun, the southpaW
reScuef who hasn't pitched o COM
plete game since 1898 right out OF
the bull pen and beat the Dodg.
ers with him, 81. After relicV-
ing In "a games Ghouf1 was pfon10t-
cd 10 o starting role by goutb-
worth and the dark-haired left.
handler responded by holding the
Dodgers 10 four singles. ~ Wag f1if
third victory against two defeats
The last Time Sfoun started . game
was early In the 1890 season. Tic
started two games but was taken out
In the fifth inning Of each by Ray
Blades. Sfiourl says the last time
he pitched o complete game WA
against Brooklyn In 1893 and he
thinks ne won Al,
Not No Hot
Gh0un handcuffed Joe MedWick
the DodgerG high-priced jmp0fta-
lion from 81. Louis, holding him 10
three popups 10 the infieid and a
gr0under 10 short, MedWiek'S bat
Ting average since he Joined the
Dodgers II s210, He's made only four
hits In 10 times at bat, and driv-
en- In only two runs,
IL looks like ShreWd Sam Breadon
not only got tho money but We bail
player. Ernie K0y, one Of the four
players who went 10 the Cards III
the MedWick deal, IL hitting 1854
Tor 81. Lofts. He's made eight hits
In "a trips, including two doubles
and o triple, and batted In five
runs,
Brooklyns loss 10 tho Cards and
the Hedg 90 victory over tho Phil
lies enabled Cincinnati TO regain
the lead. Whitley Moore, who re.
1ieVed Johnny Wander Nicer IN the
second, held tho PhiIs 10 two hits
In eight innings. Eddie J00sts
homer with two mates on was the
big punch. Joost drove In four runs
and Lofinie Frey two. The defeat
dumped tie Phils into the cellar.
Paul Dean duplicated his last
weeks victory over the Cubs as he
pitched the Giants 10 O 2-1 victory
over Gabby Hartnetts club. Dean
allowed only SIX hits, one OF them
Stan Hacks homer. Charlie Root
gave up only four hits In seven IN.
fiiflgs, one OF them O homer by Billy
urges.
The Bees beat the Pirates twice,
So and 81, TO jump from the eel.
lar 10 sixth place, Bill PoSedel
coasted 10 IN easy victory IN the
opener, yielding only six hits, Al
Piechota won the filghtcap, also a.
lowing only six hits but he was IN
trouble most Of the time, The Pr
ates had 10 men stranded and three
times loaded the bases, IN the 4th
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
WATERFOWL DANNYS
SET BACK OAKVlLLE

Watertown Danny's juniors were
10 TO . winners over the oakvillt
Davis A. @. Sunday In O baseball
game played at Juddg Field, Oak.
vile, tho losers being held 10 one
hit by Avellar while H. Hsroux wa
the WATERFOWL batting star AND
Descoteaux the winning pitcher who
Just missed no-hit game. Sum-
mary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
YALE-HARVARD TODAY

New Haven. Conn. June 49,
fUP)-Yale and Harvard meet on
the baseball field today in the
18Th renewal OF their traditional
rivalry. The series win be three out
Of five.
In todays game Harvard viii
start Burgy- Ayres on the mound.
while the Ellis viii depend on Ted
Harrison. Eastern intercollegiate
strike-out king.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-18
sBABA. GETs BYE

Chestnut Hill. Mass, June a..
(UP)--Mercedes (Baba) Madden of
Jamaica Plain, Lake Erie College
Freshman and sister of the Nation
al Girls Indoor Singles Champion,
was top-seeded as the National Col
lege Girls Tennis Tournament
started at Longwo0d Cricket Club
today. Miss Madden drew . first
round hve.