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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
DANNINC, HAYES
BEST BATTERS

New York, May 25-(UP)-Catch-
ers held the major league spotlight
today, with Harry banning, Giants,
and Ernie lombard, Reds, running
one-two In the race for the Ma
tional league batting leadership and
frankie Hayes, Athletics, leading
the American league batting pace
with the only 400 average In either
league. according to the averages
through games Of Thursday.
banning tops the National league
hitters with 800 followed by Lom-
bardi with 1915. Hayes is the Amer
lean league leader at AIT followed
by Hal Finney, Red Sox, with 1896.
Bucky Walters. Reds, with six VIC
tories and no defeats leads the Ma
tional league pitchers while Joe
Heving, Red Sox relief man, and AL
Smith, Indians. are tied for the
American league lead, each with
three victories and no defeats.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
Today's Sport Parade

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R. |. STATELOOKS
like MEET WINNER

Springfield, Mass,, May z5--(Up)
Rhode Island State appeared likely
70 defend itS title successfully today
a. the finals IN the 64tIi annual
New England intercollegiate track
and field championships began.
= Only outstanding performance IN
yesterdays preIimifIarics Wag the
163 foot 10 81 inch toss by Bob
Bennett, crack University Of Maine
hammer tIroWef, which surpassed
all intercollegiate records. The fOY-
nier mark Of 173 feet . inches IN the
16-pound hammer event was ret last
year by Johnny McLaugi1Sy, Brown
University backfjeId man and SON Of
the Brown gridirOn coach, TtsS
McLaughry.
Rhode Island qualified IA men
during the first tests, and Holy Gross
10. Others were Boston College .,
B0wdoin 2, Amherst and New HaInp-
shire, 8 each; Maine and Tufts 8,
Brown, Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology and Bates 4; Northeast.
ern and Wesleyan 2, and Spring
field I.
Best performance on the track
was turned In by Eddie Digger, crack
Negro Splinter and murder from
Tufts who won every heat IN which
ne was entered. Ken Clapp, Brown
star, looked good IN the 100 and IN
the 22O-yard low hurdles. Clapp was
not entered In the 40 which he won
last year.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
GIANTS were 81
EASY Winners,
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
The ANGEL PINS
CASEY IN TWO
STRAIGHT FALLS
Huge Frenchnian impress.
sive in Local Debut;
600 See Show

Employing his favorite convincer,
rib-cracking bear hug Maurice
Tillet, native Of Rheims, France,
found in Singapore, and tagged
1.-THE Angep for the edification Of
American wrestling fans, pinned the
hcaving shoulders Of Jim Casey, 23O
pound 1rishman before 900 patrons OF
the mat sport who came TO Ran.
dolph- Cloves stadium last night TO
see 1.-THE Angel" self-styled worlds
ugliest man."
Angel won his bout In two straight
falls, as Casey, one Of seven brothers
from Eneefn, ireland, admitted hes
ttirrible sth-rong man." The Angel
weighed 2T6, and, aside from huge
skull and hose that dwarfs Jimmy
Durante's famotas schnozzola TO pea
nut proportions he Is normal
enough. has picked up the English
language remarkably we'll In four
months, writes excellentiy>, and Ia
much more intelligent than the ave-
age wrestler.
Carl Popello, Lithuanian veteran
VI WIG ihi8t wiz ilho Hiuue uVily
friends In Waterbury needed 81 min
utes to dispose Of Les Ryan, former
Fordham footballer, while Billy Bar
tush Of Chicago and Marvin West
enberg went TO half hour draw,
while providing plenty Of laughs and
rough house wrestling. In the open.
Ing bout, Frank Marconi Of Port
land, Oregon pinned Lord Albert
Mills Of England with Q crotch hold
and body slam In less than ~ min
utes.
Promoter Joe Zonsin Of New Hav-
en- intends TO show Steve (Crusher)
Casey and other name" n1atinef1 IN
this city during the summer when
the weather will be much more
agreeable than II was last evening,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
|ARMSTRONCSE SET
FOR JENKINS co
Weller Champ Stops Ian.
ELI in Five Rounds;
Mike KapIan Next?
BIZ TOM NOONAN

United Press STAFF Correspondent
Boston, May as Cup - World
Welterweight Champion Henry Arm
strong who has earned nearly $780,
600 In eight years Of professional
boxing vowed today he would send
lightweight king Lew jenkins "home
on the range" when they meet In q
12-round non.title bout at New York
July II.
The eepia superman, once o triple
titlist, added $3.50 TO his bankroll
In scoring fifth.round technical
knockout over challenger Ralph
fRipper) Zanrelli Of Providence, II.
l., In scheduled 16-round title
bout at Boston Garden last night.
Though Manager Eddie Mead
said he was satisfied with ARM
Strong's showing against the game
Italian youth, he mapped extensive
training plans for the bout with
jenkins, who recently knocked out
Lou Ambers.
Mead said he would send Arm
strong 10 Maine about June 10 for
three weeks OF roughing and rest
Ing. The perpetual motion man Of
boxing will do no ring work while
In Maine. Armstrong will move into
q training camp, probably Green.
wood Lake, N. Y, for his actual ring
conditioning.
After his encounter with the tougi,
Texan, Mead said, the soft.spokeii
Negro must make another title de-
tense within 30 days 10 keep IN
standing with the National Boxing
association and the New York com.
mission.
Kaplan Next?
Most likely TO receive the dubious
honor Of facing Armstrong waS Mike
Kaplan Of Boston who has per.
formed iinpreSsiveiy In New York
and Philadelphia rings during the
past year.
Promoter Rip ValenM who has
brought Armstrong here for two de-
fences IN the past month said he
was Ndickering 10 stage the bout at O
local baseball park. Herman Taylor
and PhiI>~ Giassnan, Philadelphia
promoters, also were reported In
terestcd In IN Armstrong jenkins
title match.
Armstrong; successful defense last
night was his 18th since he stripped
Barney Ross Of the weiterWeight
diadem in New York two years ago.
Punching with fliaci1ine. like pre-
cision, he dropped zafreln for four
nine counts before Referee Johnny
Martin halted the Unequal contest
ut one Minute and 30 seconds Of the
nth frame.
Armstrong, who at 140h conceded
five pounds TO the challenger, START
ed with o rush, determined not 10
becon1e the fourth world champion
10 lose Q title this month.
His experience Of 900 amateur and
pro cof1baN gave him tremendous
advantage over the 10 year old Tan
nel1i who previously never had been
stopped In S. starts. ZanneIli, a
rough house braWler, had only one
chance after the first round to land
q wild-Swinging crusi1er. ARM
strong won every round after en-
even initial stanza,
A crowd OF $3.50 fanE paid 117,2S6
OF the gate. ZannelIi got 4z,263 for
his efforts,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25

New York, May 2b--tup)-With
some 1890 other baseball moths
was drawn 10 the fame at the Polo
Grounds last night when the oiAfts
and the Bees played the first night
game IN the history Of the island Of
Manhattan.
The place was 10 bright the fishers
we're selling freCkie cream by the
sixth inning, aiid one man Wiio
tainted IN the bieacherS WaS treated
for sufstroke. The CofiCessionaires,
II they're smart, viii add pith feiA
NETS, sun tan oil And dark gIaSses
10 their wares 10 help the customers
protect themselves from the 200 OO0,s
900 candle power lights
When the game was over, Afid the
fans staggered 0ut into the darkness
Of the Weil.Iit New York streets,
many Of them wandered of III oil
directions with inst hating, tifiStife
step which people tiSe m entering
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
Cronin Seeks Four
Starting Pitchers

Boston, May 26-(UP)-Anxious
10 develop o rotation Of four hurl-
erS capable Of winning consistently,
Manager Joe Cronin Of the Boston
Red sox turned TO youth as the
three-game series with the 1899
World Champion New York Yank-
ees opened with q double-header
at Fenway Park today.
Rookie southpaw Mickey Harris
was TO start In the first game, with
former reliefer Emerson Dicknan
selected for the second. This would
leave rookie Herb Hash, standout
In relief roles this season, for TO-
morrow'S single game.
The Yankee hurlerS for the three
games will be chosen from among
Monte Pearson, Lefty Martus Russo
and Spud Chandler. They car
expect little trouble from the Sox
heavy hitter, Jimmy Foxx, who N
suffering from a chest cold thai
makes 1t impossible for him II
speak above q whisper.
With their lead over Cleveland
cut down TO only one game, the
league leading sox admitted thai
their present supremacy was ir
dire peril, but Cronin said he wa
going down the line with the kid
from now on and they may as vel
start to carry the load right now,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
Recreation LO0p
Cards 3 Games

The City Recreation League goes
INTO It's second week Of play Sunday
with 3 games worthwhile seeing. AT
1880 on the Washington Park dia-
mond the Immaculate Conception
oppose the Elton Hotel outfit while
IN the feature game the South End
Bulldogs do battle with the North
End Tabs. Bill Delaney will handle
both games while Jim Smith will
keep score.
At Bunker Hill Stadium Maurice
Fabian's Sacs meet the Abrigadors
In game which will prove to be
very exciting. The game Is slated
to start at $3.50 with Urban Phil.
bert's umpiring and Fred O'Rourke
keeping score.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
CROSBY VS.. NAUGY?

Naugatuck. May 7s-TIie Nauga-
tuck high baseball nine was pre-
pared to meet It's Old rival, Crosby
high. at Waterbury this afternoon.
The Garnet IL favored slightly %
win although neither team has IN
impressive record.
Naueatuck has Iost its list three
games after . eood starr. 10 n ex-
pccted Coach Pete Foley wfI1 start
Tybufskl a The plsehins m0sn6s
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
CROSBY
Score by Innings:
Torrington l "a ii ~ 90 x-23

Runs--Thorpe 4. Carey 4, Hunk
iewicz Z. Cantadore 3. Rohrback 2.
Post, samele 2. Barredo Q, Preszak,
Lynch, Nowacki 2, Holmes 2, Goo
dale, Harmon. Error--Lynch 2, No
wacki. Goodale, Harmon 3, Fisher,
shugrue, Carey 2. Runs batted I'm
preszak 2, Barredo 3, Sameie 2, Post
p nohrback. Cantadore, Kunkiewicz
y, Carey 3, Holmes Q. Magolis, Goo
dale. Two base hits--samele, Post.
Three hits - Carey. stolen bases
Sarredo. Carey, Margoiis. Left on
% ssss.ss-T,orrington 8. Crosby 4. Bas.
81 on balls--om Thorpe ., Kunlewics
2. ocain 1. shugrus /, Nowacki l.
! Se q, In q ! 40; OF KunElcwies,
~ " on oGain, I IN 4; on shuerue
" ~ ; q. Hit by pItcher-by Ehu.
grue icantadore). Struck osit by
snugrus Sowaclsi IL Thorpe 4.
k. s,ll:d.s 7, ocain Z. wild .plteher
Losing pitcher nhugrue, Umplres--
kubinos Ttme-~2io6.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
ClTLY.WIDE SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE NEXT WEEK
SCHEDULE FOR MON. MAY ~

SCHEDULE FOR MON. MAY ~
American League
Fulton Markets VS. Wonderland
Grill. No, / Stadium. Caulfield.
Kelly A. G. VS. ST. Jocs II. N. No.
l, Washington. Kenny.
West Ends-bye.
National League
Maroney's VS. Cadets No. 2, Wash
ington, Grudzinski.
Deblasio's VS. Warriors No. 2, Full
ton, Crosse.
Baldwin Props VS. Patsy Browns
No. l, Fulton. Ray.
Thursday May 30th. Hamilton Park
Valley Stars VS. Pine Hills No. /,
Hamilton. Runividge.
Tropans VS. l.. c. P. G. No. 2, Ham
ilton Ercoli.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25

ON THE JEFFRA-AsCHBALD Monday night
named Hing Wong Of the premnay bouts He the
weeweight champion
middeweight
held title at all but good feathewegh The three Dundee
ar earning their living with their fists and TO round out the family Al
Ross good Newark middlcwehgt Vnces bohern-law
DUNDEEs, Dundee tribe The adopt.
ed the brech Scotch like all the
the others, finally worlds
the New York State Athletic Commissions won't
that present upset Ceenc
Garcia and first since Qunqua
labor Of went TO see
Jimmy hayhay in Keep or the Grass Jmmys
opening colonial his prObosc but
An oyern Hosak match promised the by
eentsstants The explanation overns victory by Ray
Arcel Gaas chief handler that "he ouchuckd
mean Ken Outthank him?
SULLIVAN why races such as horse
bicycle and automobile counter instead as the
minute hand flies All way sullivan my worthy
Canada horse races and as far as can find out a otT
races Ocwse with inside the right the run
can't answer they Just way and kept it up
e %o an the 'e OK s xa Sw ssea
as Man wr Just missed having to run like Engshman
with every other running its races with the inside
S s q an f S o so e rps W they
Belmont the only relic Of its Anglophe although since this
minds Of the spectators. wy " " w
HORSE PLAYER wries for the fifth race At
sH %as ~ W At sSs M over the public
pose man bet Mailns some bad bug
on m a Sss q WV Weber ,, The
before the betting starts '''' A""'a"'so
APPOINTMENT JOE GOULD as matchmaker o, Madison
al Whped as Wees and denied promptly
that one Of the terms Of settlement suit against jacobs
Asss The as'a %nmse T.
that nat m cover Up s o
for what they that war corresponden
sss 50 k Ss Failure. Syndicate.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25

Boston, May z5-WP1-Thirteen
three-year-olds have been named
through the entry bog for the sixth
renewal Of the 5000 added Com.
monwealth Handicap ct Suffolk
Downs today.
Top weight Of 11s pounds IN the
six-furlong event VII be shared b.
j. w. Y. Martins Abrasion and
Dixiana's Sirocc0. . Kentucky Derby
starter. Likely to cause trouble 20
the favorites was Mrs. d. A. Buck
Ieyis Here Goes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
OAKVILLE STARS
AT LITCHFIELD

Ltchfield, May 25.-The Litchfield
Cowboys will meet the Oakville stars
at the Community Field this AFTER
noon at o'clock. Sunday after
noon, In an Interstate league game
Canaan will come TO the Parlor
Town In an attempt TO knock the
Rough Riders out Of first place. Hla-
dick or Lee Porter will start on
the mound for the Cowboys today
and Tello Comprini, three game win.
rer. will hurl against Canaan on
Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
CROSBY DEFEATED

Crosby baseball squad absorbed a
% to Z going over at Torrington
yesterday, the winners scoring In
all but three Of the nine innings
played, getting IL runs In the sixth.
The victors hit safely 10 times,
Crosby getting 10 hits. Thorpe CIV
ing Crosby but four hits In six Inn
ings.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
TOWN PLOT SOFTBALL

The Town Plot Softball League
got underway Wednesday night with
the Wildcats nosing out the Tigers
by q five TO four margin. Maiario
starred for the victors In smashing
cut one Of the longest home runs
hit In the Seymour playground. In
the other encounter the Cubs tall
lied four runs In the NTH inning
beating the Bulldogs by a score Of
ten to nine.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
Night Baseball Big Success At Polo Grounds
Hearts, OUerlooks
At Park Sunday

Sacred Heart and Overlo0ks
are paired In the 4 o'clock fea-
ture City Amateur League
game tomorrow with the usual
baseball triple header at Ham.
ilton Park. Hoping for good
weather, the earlier games, 1t
1880 o'clock will bring together
the Washington HIS and
Brooklyn A. G. with the Tri-
buneS and North End Thomas
Club 70 meet on the No. 2 dia.
mOnd At the same time.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
WATERVILLE WINS

The Waterville Red Sox defeated
the Cooke Street Tigers. by q score
OF 22-0. yesterday afternoon at the
Waterville Park. Louie Stevens,
Of the Waterville Red Sox. pitched
no hit. no run game.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
YALE AT HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass, May 25-CUP)
Harvard and Yale clash in their
18th annual track and field meet
today with the attempt Of Jim
Lightboy to score a double In the
half and quarter mile events and
competition among five tOp-flight
murders featuring the games.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
BULLDOGS DRILL,

The South End Bulldogs will hold
practice at Waterville park this
afternoon at 200. Coach Roland
Boushe requests that all players APP
pear at the South End Softball
Diamond at 1880 sharp.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
= ST. AIMS LOSE

st. Ann Midgets dropped q 10 to
10 game to the Ninety Miners. Good
pitching by Louis Vanassee, who
famed z, and st. German hitting
were standoCts Of the game. Maurie
st. Pierre got a home run.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-05-25
LOSES POUNDA0E

Marjorie Rambeau. who teams
with Berry as saloon-owner Josie
johnson IN 40 Mule Team" re-
duced fifty pounds after her last
MON picture, woman Against
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Presiding wegsingn ceremonies Major Brown Of the
Police Depam< also member Of the District Boxing
the Honorable Peter Reilly Scazos
isn't familiar with the operation Of scales
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of
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weighed
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ScalzO Mystery
Finally Solved
By DAN PARKER

YOU'VE HEARD OF TROY WEIGHT Now, get q Washing
ton avoirdupoi Peey sao 3Opounder
asouading his contemporaries the division
featherweight l2 pounds for his recent B.
title bout with Frankie Covelh Washington.