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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
Woman Links Stars
To Shoot L OUT for
Payne Trophy
Event at Congressional
Wednesday Draws Best
OF D. C., Baltimore

Washington's most unusual golf
tournament of the year for women
starts Wednesday at Congressional,
where a field of about 80 topnotch-
ers gathered from the entire low
handicap group in the Capital and
Baltimore will play in a 54-hole
medal play affair with no handicaps.
A similar event was held by the
Eastern Women's Golf Association
in Baltimore last June. but the one
coming up this week will be unusual.
The affair is to be the first tourney
for the Mrs. Ralph w Payne
Trophy, presented to the Maryland
State Golf Association in honor OF
Mrs. Payne by Mrs Myron Davy,
wife of the president of the Con-
gressional Country Club and one of
the crack feminine golfers of the
city. Entries are limited to competi-
tors with recognized handicaps of
10 strokes or less. This necessarily
limits the field.
Mrs. Payne, who is taking entries,
expects about 80 women TO compete
in the affair. Post entries will be
taken tomorrow, but must follow
the field and will not get preferred
starting times.
Top golfers from Washington al
ready entered are Mrs Walter r.
Stokes. Maryland champion; Mrs.
Betty P. Meckley. Mrs. Myron Davy,
Mrs. Leo Walper. Mrs. Bishop P.
Hill, District Champion Elizabeth
Houghton, Mrs. Landra B. Platt and
Mrs. H. j. Cooper. From Baltimore
will come Mrs. Jerome Sloman, Mid
die Atlantic champion; Mrs. T. E.
Schleuderberg Mrs. M L. Bell, Mrs.
Maurice Click and Mrs. E. BOYD
Morrow. The winner will receive a
replica Of the Payne trophy and
only one net prize will be awarded.
which is unusual in a neighborhood
where the net prize list runs long
in most tournaments
One l0-hole round each day Is
scheduled Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Middle Atlantic pros were playing
tournament at Kenwood today and
also were to set the date and course
for their P. G. A. championship and
their annual meeting. The cham
pionshlp. instead Of 72-hole affair
with good purse, will be at 50
holes for modest purse.
Witty Cox of Congressional Is
scheduled to be chosen president OF
the Middle Atlantic P. G. A. When
Witty came TO Washington five wears
ago he headed the Long Island Sec
ton Of the P. G. A. of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
Yurosz to Bottle Marshall

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 81 lPy.-For-
mer Middleweight Champ Teddy
Yarosz. nearing 30. but determined
to show he can still keep out Of
harms way. gets a chance for re-
venge tonight in a l0-round bout
with capable Lloyd Marshall. Cleve-
out the veteran year ago on the
Vest Coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
SuIicu Meets Forte

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Il lP.-
Lou Salica. Brooklyn. N. Y, worlds
bantamweight champion. and
Tommy Forte. Philadelphia. meet
here tonight in a l0-round nom
title bout. Salica has been in
stalled as a 2-to-l favorite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
Romp for Maryland Aces

Maryland Aces sank Northeast
Terrors. 34-6, in a football game
Yesterday at Maryland Park High
School field, O'Connor scored four
of the winners five touchdoWns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-21
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
| MSG Rodeo Troupe
To Give Show AT
Hospital Tuesday

New York, Oct. 1.-THE annual
entertainment given by the Madison
Square Garden rodeo for the sick
and crippled at Bellvue will take
place Tuesday morning on the
grounds Of the hospital.
All Of the cowboys and girls en-
tered In the western sports cham
pionships, together with several Of
the special features, horses and
clowns with their burros win parade
TO the East Side and rope and ride
for the entertainment Of the shut
ms.
Gene Autry, singing cowboy OF
pictures and the radio and the Ro-
deo's guest-star, win be present to
ENG and put Champion" his screen
horse through his tricks.
The patients who cannot come out
h the open will be able to see all
the contestants with their horses
and full regalia as they parade into
Nne open gardens Of the hospital
eeveral of the performers viii pay
visits to those In wards who are I'M
Rble to leave tier beds.
Line Of March
The parade viii leave Madison
Square Garden at ten o'clock and
move east on Fiftieth street to Fifth
avenue: south on Fifth avenue tc
Hhirtieth, east on Thirtieth to First
avenue, south on First avenue to
Twenty-ninth street and into the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
ROAMING THE Air AIR WAVES
Dial Doings
By jim PARKER

Ben HawthOrnes somewhat rted
s S %S'p Georgia 8.sS on his wrc
evidently nawsss Of the fact that in M rOs version Of the sSse
sSs version Nothing was said number faded out
% y Se M last season isn't back this year that Just had her
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has at home filled with souvenirs given to him BY Mc
s Soi Ss sd other
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befen exclusive broadcast wATR and the Mutual
network tonight ct s:45
wATR-Mgs features tOnsh. s;.s Captain nai.neht
aa ISs wisRarS ' $780, ldiis Daon 10 Rassnd Gran
How do you get a program?
born sudden fash Of inspiration But Dave 1IoUby 1obb Eas
wATR human interest program Contact its origin to da
Dave
@ nas city several miles away and for while Inc
long distance However he finally masged get his Aancee
to join him Everything arranged for the marriage Dave
even got the pSdus the snow TO give MIN nt M M
actors down to the depot With him to greeth
news married another hap
PLY married for dozen years He was ] with the ss that
result that Ean conceived the idea for Contact radio
which gives the mike to persons who have valid reason for want
ing to contact some one out OF the past
Bob Hawk who had be Cincinnati for yesterdays Take 1t
broadcast combined business arriving
kidding that gets
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through Basil Rahbone be competing with himself
Chs screen Guild show which 5 sroadas listeners ON the
West Coast a. R . Sn SHOW Holmes
not Rathbone should compete with himself for listeners
rate, it could happen anywhere else but in radio!
Quickest portrait hes had taken Walter VIII
ton photo Compton walked in cav
This is the night when Shirley Temple makes her sp
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

eof,,rIox, vAroduced9 If looked AS
= "t tTs ho1s wsre batting AGAINST
eows:s nitching Don't expect Tad
WS;Sr,sn ~ vote for a two-ocean
navy. After the unexpected 1875 de-
feat the princeton coach thinks one
n nav Us Il entirely - too many. Bill
McyS echnie savs he's for Willkie but
IN ! ninch we s,Inpose he'd rather
have walters or Derrineer.
EVEN # Cornell t,,rns back Ohio
STATE it's no cinch The Big Red viii
and Columbia and penn any part
of a eentie touch. The buckeyes
defeat hv Northwestern takes some
of the edge OF the Ithaca game but
It can't affect the attendance. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
COCOA kid TITLE
| BOUT TONIGHT

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 14-(uP)--
Cocoa Kid and 1zzy Jallnazzo meet
over the 15-round route at Carlin's
Arena tonight for recognition as
world welterweight champion by the
Maryland Athletic commission.
The match viii be Baltimore's
third title bout within year and
was arranged after a projected match
with henry Armstrong fell through.
The Maryland ring body Withdrew
championship reco gnition from
Armstrong Just a few days before
he was defeated by Fritzie Civic and
shortly after his manager, Eddie
Mead, informed Stanley Echere,
commission chairman, that ARM
strong could figt for no one but
Mike Jacobs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
INDIES AND JACKERS
LOSE SUNDAY GAMES

Both Waterbury semi-professional
football teams were defeated In
Sunday out-of-town competition,
the Waterbury Indies being unable
to score for the third straight game.
and losing to the Fairfield Tigers,
z to 0.
At Winsted, the Waterbury
Crackerjacks were 1912 victims Of
the Winsted All-Stars, who were
1910 leaders at half time. In the
Fairfield game, the scoring was con-
fined to the final period, after q
blocked kick, Carlin scoring. George
Allen Of Naugatuck was injured in
the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

Byers and Junior Eskew, sta ropers
Of the odeo. Then thee win be the
six pretty ranch girls. western horse
women, Jazbo Fulkerson and Jim
my Nesbitt. the clowns with their
donkeys: and Curly Clements and
his rodeo rangers, who win sing
songs Of the range.
On Its return the parade viii pass
west on Twenty-ninth street, to
First Avenue, to Thirty-fourth, to
Broadway, to Forty-ninth street and
10 the Garden.
The performance ct Bellvue will
take place ct eleven o'clock in the
morning. In case OF rain. II will be
postponed until Thursday October
i7th).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
BOSTON COLLEGE
WELL ON way TO
NATIONAL FAME
O'Ronrke Great in 1920
Over Temple "Soft''
MI. One This Week
- TOW No0NAN

UNITED Press STAR Correspondent)
Boston, oct. 14--(UP)--A power.
laden Boston College eleven that
has scored 100 points ia three
straight triumphs was the only I'M
defeated major football team in
New England today.
The loud-screeching Eagles con-
tinued their flight toward national
honors and bowl bid by clawing
Temple, 1920, Saturday, as two
other teams from this section met
their first defeat In q series Of
games that sent Tvy.league pres-
tige to q new low.
Boston College draws q breather
this week end In Idaho which has
yielded SO points and failed to score
in three starts.
Dartmouth and Yale, both riled
by double losses, clash at New Ha-
ven, Conn. Harvard, soundly
trounced by Michigan, meets q sub
par Army team at Cambridge.
Slowly. improving Holy Cross travels
to New York to oppose New York
university, and Brown entertaifls q
better than-average Tufts club at
Providence, r. I.
Five For Seven
Cl1uclxin' Charlie O,Rourke doni-
mated the thrill packed Boston Col
lege-T Temple encounter. O,Rourke,
one Of the casts top-notch half
backs, completed five passes in seven
attempts, two for touchdowns. He
tailed once and set UP another
touchdown with a 36-yard run. His
smooth ball-handlnig paved the way
for Frank Maznich to register on q
naked reverse. O,Rourke averaged
SO yards In six punts, and his two
first-period quick kicks enabled to
Eagles to build q 1870 lead.
While the brilliant O'Rourke and
his mates were subduing the ever
dangerous Owls, an All-America
halfback was performing an even
more convincing one-man show
across hte Charles river. He was
Tom Harmon, lithe-limbed senior
who figured in all the point-making
as Michigan whipped Harvard, $50.
Harmon scored three touchdowns
and twice converted from placement
to boost his seasons point total to
SO IN three games. He also hurled
perfect fiat-zone pass to Paul
Kromer for the fourth Wolverine
tally. Harmon pounded the Grim
son line 81 times for a toatl Of l23
yards. Harvard was outplayed COM
pletely In all departments, and only
the alertneSs Of the Crimson second
airy in intercepting two goal-line
passes prevented a worse beating.
Comeback
Esoly Cross rebounded from last
weeks Louisiana State defeat to
crush Carnegie Tech, 1870, at Wor-
cester. The Crusaders tailed touch
downs in each Of the first three per-
iods with Tommy Sullivan, slender
back, scoring once and setting up
the other two.
Colgate came from behind to give
Brown its first &afAAt by a 20-3
count at Providence, r. I. The In
experienced Brown line was no
match for the trickery Of Andy
Kerr,s Red Raiders.
Yale journeyed to Philadelphia to
receive SOFT drubbing, worst In Ell
history, from potent Pennsylvania.
Penn rolled up "a points before Yale
registered In the third period.
Sophomore Paul Goyernali led
Columbia to a 2O-6 win over Dart
mouth at Hanover, N. H. The Big
Green was held In check until the
final period. \
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

hospital grounds.
There as much Of the rodeo as
possible In the limited space will be
put on with plenty Of action, music
and laughs.
Everett Johnson's Cowboy Band
with its pretty drum majorette
swinging the baton will play for the
entertainment. Gene Autry and
Champion viii give the folks a
treat; so will the Mclaughlin boys,
Gene and Don, Juvenile ropers; to-
gether with Vern Goodrich, Chester
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
Oscar Witt May
Pilot Oakland
For 1871 Season
BY JOE WILLIAMS

New York, Oct. 14-JuSt a few
lines-Penn SO, Yale Z. No Yale
team ever took worse Shellacking
and no Penn team ever had q more
pleasant work out.
Oscar Witt may hook UP with the
Oakland club in the Pacific Coast
league next season. Actually he
doesn't have to worry whether he
works or not. For the past three
years at Cleveland he was one Of
the highest paid managers IN the
game. Besides his substantial sal
airy he got cut Of the gate. That's
the main reason he didn't walk out
on the cry babies when they flrst
went whimpering to the front ONCE.
Dough came before pride.
The big three fell In group Sat-
urday. That isn't news any more,
Just as it isn't news when the BATH
more Orioles fail to win the PEN
nant. Their fame and prowess be-
long to another era, but the men,
DRY fingers on. Tommy Harmon
didn't have to show anybody his
press clippings after the Harvard
game. The Michigan magician was
everything the advance notices
promised. Indeed, to the Crimson
1t was all an uirder-statement.
Remember Sky Raider? Well he's
S Ne as,S -, iittia Chance he will
SI e. @A'T ths ,,ost - iii 90 q two wear
81 '" S MI p'y thnss ro,,sgs started
v.u. + +ns+nss a. Sy;,ir;a he
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m,.ss,aI lii ,earL Another g,,v
ny can ID rr,tbo,,t IL the hreezy
s W. sS t;oy.I;st w,n sraats Won,
w ,,,,t,, .. "rroM,,s t-;cpsSa
T,,;. nssr,s Eordhar, team saen,s
=. ha,,a ,r,ore snaer; decention and
~; ~ a ai, e+inr them racent Crowley
,,ooSsis ! ws,cons change from the
ds,,s =; tba se,,a,, hiocks of Granite
,.,,.ars - t,,a s+ress vac rooi,,Iv ~, de-
$3.50 Tp,srs v,ers tines AGAINST
T,,Iona whsn the Eordhsms were
hr;iiiart 81 81, tin,es thev were in
.ar ..., .. a,,S =, General thew gave
W., lbs ,nonression thew knew what
T. is ali aho,,t This Gould be one
~ - ths erest tcsms ~ the East
~ 'o prss.rr. On
aac,r stare Thisners have II that
ya;i,, Tve,s, resirnation as head of
the peS Sow FARM system was In
Tuencsd hv Manager :Toe Cronin. II
;s sionit,csnt thai ten davs before
Trs,s s,,s,,t +hro,,sh the formaiitv
~ 60, -ss,snirs Orr1er Tom Iawkev
sio,,aS Fir, For arcthar wear unniny
hi; S sala- ~ ss Iooo and rivino him ten
,,er cent irtsrest in the IoI,isvilIe
cI,h Vswreu isn't the hind If no.
tato who changes his mind that
1,,ick,v without pressure
I.noS;no at the nict,,res in the ma
rars me- cant tell whether the auto
,,,cs,,,s fsi1owS are selling models ar
motors this season Annarentlv vo,,
can NAV the numbers anywhere in
the country There are two rival
outfits in Columbus, Ohio, and they
AZ S5sn on0 wearIv in nickel and
dime -I hets And across the river
from f.incinnati there's A rambline
house that Is as hot as ANYTHING
Miami ever had.
we mention these items by way
Of showing that civic virtues are
ree,ilated mainly by political whins.
Jesse Owens Il back Ia Ohio State
University taking postcard in In
hurry to All the vacancy left by
~,s-s.s St,,. .-...,- A. ,~I .,.S .,,o haax
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

CROSBY, Tech
TEAMS PAIRED;
WILBYAW WINNER
Naugatuck Buried 27s3
After Slow Start; 35.Yd
Run Ties Central


wildly Wildcats take to the road
this week for a football game at
Htratford Friday with Crosby and
Leavenworth the important local
high school game on tap this week
Saturday ut Municipal Stadium.
wildly defeated Naugatuck, 2T-3 Sat-
trday, Crosby tied Bridgeport Gem
trail &c and Leavenwcrth did not
play.
A rejuvenated wildly high foot
ball team, spotting Pete Foley's
Naiigy squad q ttree-point lead In
the second period, romped to q
27-3 victory under the untifing
powerhouse work of F'ullback Eddie
Salvatore, last Saturday at Munich
pal Stadium.
The two teams played push
and.pull" type of football in the
first period with neither able to
come near a score. Naugatuck's
Clayton Murphy caught the Green
and White flatfooted in the opening
minutes Of the second quarter when
he made good a neat drop kick from
the 25-yard line for the opening
score. From that point on, wildly
took complete and undisputed COM
mand Of the scoring. Wildly took
the kickoff and reeled of three
long runs for successive first downs
with Salvatore and Kruse carrying
the bali to the two-yard line where
Salvatore crossed the double mark
er.
Hard Luck.
A short while later Overton OF
Wildly threw q rife touchdown pass
to Kalosky but the officials ruled an
off-side on the play and 1t came
back to the scrimmage line. Over
ton, however, was not to be denied
a part In the scoring. On the
fourth down he picked up the pass
from center and romped "a yards
for the second score. HOWE Dalton
made it 1873 on neat placement
as the half ended.
KruSe opened the third perioc
with snake hips run of AZ yards
for another score. This time it was
NO1Sy WIIO dOOCQ bAlC CAI1 O pOnAo
also by placement. An Overton tc
Caffrey pass in the fourth perioc
with Salvatore adding the extra
point ended the days scoring.
Eddie salvatore was undoubtedly
the teams sparkplug, showing him.
self in the middle of every play, de.
fensive as well as offen7ive. HI
blocked and tackled with The bes
Of them; many plays were broker
up by his bull-like charge. No
much worse than Salvatore va
Dick Kruse who starred in his oW:
right. AL in all, 1t was a grea
Wildly team that showed at the sta
dunn Saturday, equally great whel
working as units and when workin
together. The forward line Of vii
by is one that has not been bette
In many years. Many Of the spec
tacular runs Of the backf1eld ar
made after the line has fiattene,
the opposition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
The Broadway
Bugle
BY
DAN PARKER

THE BOSTON oLY1dpIcs
1 Grove the former heavyweight who runs hscass Ssui
dances a. eva Temple under the name OF the Young Folks Junior
Bronx agaors old recent evening Harvey
all Of them willing die for the old school Jim cassa
system after graduating Walter former Penn
xn now PLAYING Of the wilmington Clippers rs the
Summer.
MOODY JoLLEY, TRAINER King Farm the
Moody Triple City fight fans Ray Robinson
a u shtweshs for refusing to fight Steve kaa Golden
booed Robinson out the ring when he attempted to as.n:
want to come to America NOW and that the only condition under
ns n Y sa1s ax sG rs
Ts. n sn had Tss there only
trouble with his manager and return here Jack Richardson wires
fight ovein. Billy Bernein week
apart
for Judge Mike dy sweehearts Mule in the Mines
PM that night Big Bill Gardner ode Rutgers back Con Pau
oe to completes Special M Among the
men at tracks are George Ashe Soldier KesnS Tony rants
Wallace Eddie Mead OF
was Henry who took the beating frankie ventura
who secretary Of the Pensacola club in the League has
to Buffalo under ownership and so win remain in
the South with an engineering
football team Of which he's captain he cant prove mes under ~ Joe
no the s S Rs Ss % Ss ns ~o
with the comment:
Chicago with sugge like Ruth and Gehrig
boxing died in wilmington @, recently
Father Maney pastor OF ST. Marys Church.
all eeds and who seconded many amateur
his the AIDES Greek light manager
Angeles Writing friends
he said The doctor is put it in plaster casket"
THE PHILADELPHIA RECORD the Journal the Amer
lean Medical that
Jenkins mother dying Of malngering illness" hear
mighty Of Milford Conn., named
Rossi former Harlem welweigh Is acting
bOdyguard Dave Forbes British
reporter the Montreal Gazette result Of being
spot City Trotsky slain The
whitehall football team with enrolment Of
16 consecutive the last
Ambrose GIgan is the coach Bill Panzef the
honest wrestler has been made wrestling editor Of Physical Fitness
REMEMBER BARNEY good-lookng lightweight OF 70
ago gave cauhower carp Well Barney
star quarterback OF the Hanows High
the school basketball and base-
played all but minute OF the entire
at Eddie Sacks OF the Newark
Sacks be another Joe LOUISE? NICK
betting at the big football games
banaweigh named Johnny
uiano of Paterson the coast with them Angelo
comeback fight announcer with Irving udd al
Rdgewood fights Buddy Knox and Tommy Martin who
sold out Hollywood their last gh which Martin
Whitley Ekwer who trained the late
geles Jim Thorpe the great Indian
athlete platform The Garden has boosted anna
will cost cents this
Bert Briggs Of Frank Eicksons
Aquedu making book Now he's racing hosses
must be that great veng influence Of the turf they talk
about
Copyright 1910. King Features Syndcate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
SATURDAYS SCORES

SATURDAYS SCORES
Kent Z, HotchkiSs 0.
Iitchfleld Jr. Republic 10, Sims
bury o.
Gunnery IS, Canterbury 0.
Stamford q, Shelton 0.
Norwich Free Academy o, New
Britain 0.
Ansonia Is, Torringt"n 6.
West Hartford 20, Meriden 6.
Woodrow Wilson Is, Middletown
0.
Westbury ~, Darien o.
Hartford 6, N. L. Bulkeley 0.
Bristol 10, Manchester Z.
Taft Is, Loomis 8.
wooster 10, South Kent 0.
Lenox, Mass, 6. Salisbury 0.
Berkshire 0, Westminster 0.
Kingswood rs. Hopkins Grammar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
2ss-.WTIC--Hartford-.lO4O

p. M.
4:00-Backstage Wife
4:15-Stella Dallas
4:30--Lorenzo Jones
4:45--Young Wilder Brown
5:00--Girl Alone
5:15---Life Can Be Beautiful
5:30--Jack Armstrong
5:45-The O'Neills
6:00--News and Weather
6:16--Republiean State Central
Committee Program
6:30-Ask Me Another
8:45-Lowell Thomas
7:00-Fred Warnings Orchestra
7:15-The Champions
7:30-Inside Of Sports
7.45-Wrightville Sketches
S:00--The Telephone Hour
S:30--Alfred Wallenstein's Orch.
9:00--Dr. /. @.
9:30--The Showhoat
10:00-Contented PROGRAM
1O:30--Guy Hedlund and Co.
11:00-News ana Weather
11:15-Party Line
11:30-When Day Is Done
12:00-War News
A. M.
12:05-The Party Line
1:55-News
2:00-Silent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
WATR PROGRAMS
1890 Kilocycles

P. NJ.
3:O0--eecrets Of Personality
3:15--Sam Kokfs HawAiians
3:30-El Paseo Troubadours
3:45-Muse and Music
4:00-Hits and Encores
4:15-World's Fair Symphonic
Band
4:45-Submarine Escape Tower
5!00-To b. Announced
5:15-Melody Revue
5:30-Waterbury Democrat News
5:45-Captsin Midnight
800 Yankee News
6:15--Jim Britt Sports
6:30-Democratic Party
e:45-While the City Sleeps
7:00-Doubie or Nothing
Telephone Your Answer
7:45--Designed for Dancing
S:00-Lone Ranger
s:3o-Claride Wickard, Political
Talk
S:45-To be announced
9:00-Mickey Alpert's Orch.
9:30-Eddie Duchin's Orch.
10:00-Raymond Gram Swing
1Q:.5--Etars over Manhattan
10:30-MicHey Alpert's Orch.
11:00-Yankee News
11:15--Interlude: Weather
11:30--Charlie Barnet's Orch.
12:00-Sign Oft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

Overton, Kruse, CAREY.
Points after touchdowns, made by
Dalton, w. Coffey, Salvatore (place-
ments)
Goal from field, made by Murphy.
Substitutes: Wildly, Goggins, Blu
rienski, Sizer, Kucherary.
Referee: Conroy; umpire: Massey.
LineSman: ForSt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14
BULLDOGS DEFY

The oakville Bulldogs would like
10 book football games with any
team IN Waterbury averaging 100
pounds. Call WATERFOWL, between
SEQ and 500 and ak for huddie'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-14

IN 20 days recently Haiti shipped
oyor 100000 pounds OF sugar 10
other countries.