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La gaceta., 1940-05-08
LOS NAILS ~ASEGURAN
QUE NO HAN INVADlDO
A HOLANDA

Berlin, mayo S.-Una noticia
Official desmiente ell rumor he
cho circular en- ell extranjero de
que cQlumna& avanzan en- direc-
ci6n de la frontera holandesa y
que sc proponen invadir ell rel
no de Guillemina.
La noticia del avalSce de esas
columns Sc trasmiti6 a New
York y fue ~publicada en- los pc
ri6dicos de la gran ciudad anne
ricana.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

En- Ia Academia dc Ia wPA
Sc efecttara hoy eli concerto lie
los di14pulos de la Sra. Norma
Russo, una notable cantante, v
de la pianista Florence. Clemens
A las 8 de la noche y gratis pa
"a ell pdblico.
Mahana jueves tendra lugar
ell recital organizado por Ma :
nuel Photo, Luis Fernandez, w.
Rodriguez, la bailarina Laurita
del Rio y sus discipulos Y dis
cfpulas.
Mahana jueves, a las 8 de ia
noche, habra un recital en- la es-
cuela de MaoFarlane, a cargo
de Elsie Boyce y 0. Castellano.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

cuadrA en- ell Oriente, en- lugar
de traerla para California, es
para calmar un tanto las ambi-
clones japonesas sobre las In-
dias Orientales holandesas.
La situaci6n en- cuanto a esas
posesiones Sc Ia agravado por
ell tenor de que Alemania sc
resuelva a invadir a Holanda.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
Sepelio

Hoy per la tarde, d las 5, ten
dra lugar ell entierro de la Sra.
Regla Berdeal, distinguida da-
ma latina, madre de nuestros a.
migos Sergio y Rogelio Berdeal
Saldra Ell cortejo de la casa nj
nero 2007 de la Catorce aveni-
da.
La ceremonial estara a cargo
de la Orden Caballero de la Luz
Gel cadaver de la noble sonora
recibira sepultura en- Ell cemen-
terio de Myrtle Hill.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
La fiesta del domingo

NADIA costara al p1blico, en- ell
parque De Soto, la fiesta del pro
ximo domingo, organizada por
el Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. Z
de los Caballeros del Aguila lie
Orc.
La entrada sera gratis y Ell pd
blico bailara sin "rascarse" el
bolsillo.
Tocara la orquesta La Tropi-
cal, comandada por ell "Currito''
TrigueroS.
"Fuxina" ha rebautizado su
sorpresa, en- cuanto a comesti :
bles, con ell nombre de 'bollines
con premios." Ell verdadero nom
bre, segun ell inventor" es el
de "bollines prenadOs."
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
La Aperture

Sc abrira ell microbes de la Sc
mana que viene, dfa Is, la pis-
Gina del parque de nataci6n lie
Cuscaden.
Nash Higgins prepare otra
temporada para la juventud Ia
tina, con varios cursos de ms
trucci6n. Los hombres de nego-
clos Y las personas mayores con
curriran tambien, como ell ahO
pasado.
Oportunamente daremos a co
nOcer los pormenores del acto.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

habia sido reemplazado por ell
mariscal Timoshenko, pbr or
den de Stain. Sc nombr6 al des
tituido mariscal p~residente del
~consejo de los comisarios del
pueblo Y p~residente del cOmite
de Defensa.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
STAIN Els Ell AUTOR MAS
LEIDO
Destituido VoroShaov del
PaeSto de COmiSdrio

Moscu, mayo S.-Jose Stain
es ell autor mas leido en- la Russia
Soviet. De Sus trabajos Sc han
publicado 274,50O,0 900 ejempla-
res. Sc han impreso de las obras
de Lenin 125, 500, 900 ejempla4
res. Los autores extranjeros
mas leidos SON Maupassant, Vic
tor Hugo. Dickens, Barbusse y
Roman ROLAND.
La agencia Tass di6 aver la
noticia de que ell comisaria de
defensa, mariscal Voroshilov,
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
De visita

I'm alto empleado del gobier-
no federal, el muy estimado ami
90 Jack Keegan, esta de vista
en- Tampa.
Keegan es uho de los leales
amigos del senador Claude Pep
per Y sc lie estima mucho en- la
capital.
En- la colonia latina, por su a
mabilidad, sencillez y cultura,
cuenta con muchoS amigos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
NOfAS SOCIALES
CGnceladG Ia
VeIadd de mdfdnG
4IEICon0erto

CdnceydnG W p
VeIGdG de mGfGna -
Con motive de la muerte de ia
Sra. Regla Berdeal, madre del
Sr. Rogelio Berdeal, pasado
Gran Luminar, Ia Orden Caba-
Hero de la Luz acord6 cancelar
su velada de manana, en- Ell c.
Eubano.
Berdaal iba a tomar parte en-
ell acto, describiendo la obra de
la Orden desde su fundaci5n
hasta la fecha.
Ell acuerdo es plausible, tenien
do en- cuenta los m6ritos de Ro-
CELLO con la Organization.
Hoy por la tards Sc efectua-
"a ell entierro de la Sra. Berdeal
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
POr la Radio

VI W 1buWeO
He aquf les principles pro-
gramas para esta noche: 700,
Hollywood Playhouse, VILLA;
100, Ben Bernie, WDAE; 7:30
Grandpappy Arquette, VILLA, y
DR.. Christian, WDAE; 1856, no
ticias; 800 Fred Allen, VILLA
Y Teatro Star, WDAE; 900,
Kay Kyser, VILLA, y Glenn Mil
Ter, WDAE 9:15, asuntos publ
cos, WDAE; 10 800, orquesta de
Dean Hudson, VILLA; 1906,
comentarista Hill, WDAE; 10 y
80, orquesta de Woody Herman ;
noticias, II 700, por las dos esta
clones; orquestas de bale.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
LOS C~OMISIONADOS
DEL CONDADO EN- LAS
ELECCIONES DE AVER

En- las elecciones verificadas
aver triunfaron los comisiOna-
dos Sres. Nick Nuccio y Fred
Ball, siendo reelectos.
Nuccio obtuvo en- sus IL pres
cintos 3457 votos y Burns 1864.
Ball alcanz6 1876 y Biggar
1902.
En- ell distrito numero 3 ell Boz
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
LA ESCUADRA AMERICA
MA SE QUEDARA EN- HA-
WAII

Washington, mayo 8.-N go
bierno concedi6 aver permiso al
jefe de la escuadra americana
para mantener en- Hawaii las u
nidades de combate que alli rea-
lizaron maniobras.
Sup6nese que Ell motive de au-
torizar la permanencia de la es-
La gaceta., 1940-05-08

ticario Hixon aparece a la caba-
"a del grupo e ira a las segun-
daS con el Sr, McClug.
Badge fu6 derrotado en- ell dis
trito ndmerO a. Obtuvo S21 vo-
toS Y su c%ontrario AIS.
La gaceta., 1940-05-08
La Cd1nara de Ybor

Sc efectuara manana la pri-
mera reunion del nuevo directo-
RADIO de la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor City.
Los comites de acci6n para to
do ell ano seran nombrados.
Sc encarece la asistencia lie
todso los electos.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
GREAT EASTERN
SKEET MEET SOON

Stratford, Conn, June 12--(UP)--
Skeet experts throughout the United
States were preparing today for the
18th annual Great Eastern and Ma
tional Telegraphic Skeet champion
ships June II, 20, and 70 at the
Remington Gun Club.
Oldest and largest major tourney
In the country, the Great Eastern
attracts approximately 800 crack
shots each year.
The Geographic event June 20 will
be contested by gun clubs all over
the country, results being sent to
Stratford by wire from their home
grounds. Last year It was won by
the Capitol City Club Of Indiana
polls. With q new record Of 400 x
500.
Miss Diana "Dinny" Boiling, Old
Greenwich. Conn, viii defend the
womans title against such conten-
ders as Miss Patricia Laursen, 1s-
year-old Rollins College girl from
Akron, Ohio. who holds the Nation
al woman's championship. The Great
Eastern skeet team championship
viii be held June 70. Last years
winners were the Hilltop i've from
Holliston, Mas, who set Q record
Of 490 x 500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
Chase Cup Golf
Play Under Way

Because OF the limited field, tour
nament chairman Bob King Of the
Chase Country Club has arranged
the following matches and handi-
caps for the r. 8. Chase Cup COM
petition, first round matches Of
which must be completed by Sum
day. The figures listed after each
name represents the handicaps
computed on scores Of the players
which were reported: z. Coughlin,
10, VS.. r. Benson, SO. the winner to
meet e. Galgota, Z. J. Strask, 20, VS..
N. Reid, ~, tn winner to meet II.
Minor. IL; n. E. King, 6, VS.. J. Car
roll, II, the winner to meet r. Hale,
20; q. Orsini, "a, VS.. H. Winton, 20,
the winner TO meet p. Johnson, 80;
O. Carlsrud, II, VS.. J. Babin, 8. the
winner TO meet j. Stevens, rs; r.
Flaherty, rs, VS.. p. Leichtle, 40, the
winner TO meet J. vreeland, Z.
In the second round, e. Malvey,
20, meets w. Jarvis. 10; j. Prisavage,
IA, vs.. g. Smith, Is, which must be
completed by June 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
Chase Nine Close
To Minor Crown

Unless Reidville wins Its two final
games Of the Minor Division Gram.
mar school baseball league, the
championship goes to Cl1sse, which
won Its final game yesterday Q to 1
from Kingsbury as Bob Boulanger
gave but four hits and struck out
II Kingsbury batters while the win
ners had big FIVE run inning that
put the game on Ice.
Pitcher Frank Dunn Of Reidvillc
did an even better Job on Woodrow
Wilson, allowing but two hits In
seven innings and tanning IS, for
Its nth win in six starts. Reidville
can tie Chase for the title and force
q playoff II the former team defeats
Kingsbury and Anderson, as Chase
has finished Its league schedule.
Bunker Hill came through with a
10 to 1 one-sided victory over Hope
Vile, four hit pitching by Gebhardt
winning the game though Hopeville
had seven errors. Four home runs
were hit by Gebhardt, Henne, john
son and Harder with no less than
IL runs scoring In the first inning
to sew UP the game.
Walsh, having won the major d.
vision title. will meet Chase or Reid
vile for the city championship OF
the Grammar school league, the
winner to meet the Parochial school
champs for the city title. Sprague
and Hendricken had to cancel yes
terday at Waterville, due to wei
grounds. They were TO play today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12

TURCOTTE READY
FOR TEST WITH
CANADIAN BOY
Norm Hurdman Faces
Local Southpaw Star;
Hatcher vs. Lacey

Regardless Of the ability or rep
utation OF his opponent, Norman
Hurdman Of Montreal, the Canad-
ian boy will face q fit and willing
fighter when he squares off with
Dick Turcotte Of Waterbury tomor-
row night In one Of two eight round
feature bouts In the. Randolph
Cloves stadium ring. A two round
knockout over Bobby Ellis at New
Haven a week or so ago, seems to
have been just what the local
fighting Frenchman needed to re-
store his confidence and Sire" lost
for a while fater his defeat at the
hands Of the much heavier Oscas
Suggs.
Ready To Go
Turcotte, trained TO the minute
and most OF his nose trouble gone
put In a busy afternoon at the Boys
Club yesterday preparing for his
scrap with Hurdman, a winner over
Albany Jack Thompson some eight
weeks ago. Thompson, 1t will be re-
membered Is the colored boy with
the unorthodox style OF boxing who
won two decisions yer Turctte.
Another crowd pleaser, Doug
Marsh Of Montreal Is also booked
for an eight round bout with
Thompson which pairs two clever
boxers who have more than an ord
mary share Of hitting ability to 90
with their ring skill, all Of which
should make q very interesting eve
ming for the customers, who have
been ordering seat reservations In
steady numbers.
Stand0ut?
A six round 60 that may be the
flight Of the night" brings together
Jimmy (Kid) Hatcher OF South
Carolina and "Snooks" Lacey Of
New Haven, q couple Of 1870 pound
ers. Lacey Is the lad who has won
96 percent OF his bouts In and
around New Haven but Hatcher Is
so highly rated that his handlers
feel he can cope with any kind OF
opposition around these parts.
Sam Craig Of waterbury and
Frankie Thomas Of New York are
to fight It out In a six round bout
In which Craig Is anxious to win as
a follow-up OF his recent nod over
Meriden George Pope. joey Rogers
Of Bridgeport aud VIVA Ho Watson
I Oklahoma, lightweights open the
show In four round battle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
MAHONEY, GRIBORD
WIN AT NEWTON

Newton. Mass, June IL Cup -
Defending Champion Paul Guibord
OF Melroge, an amateur rockey play
er, and top-seeded Jack Mahoney OF
New York paced the field today In
the Middlesex bow tennis champion
ships.
Mahoney easily whipped two OPP
ponents In straight sets, but 0uibord
was forced to rally TO eliminate
Harold Hunter, 4-6, So, Gel, In Q
third -round match.
In the womens division, Gracyn
Wheeler Of Santa Monica, CAL, and
three other seeded players drew
byes and were expected to advance
10 the semi-finals today with little
opposition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
BOWLING CARDS Y
IN SENIOR GOLF

Newton, Mass, June 12-(UP)-
Larry Bowling, So, Of Manchester,
N. H., held q four-stroke lead start
ing the Anal round Of the New Eng
land senior golf championship to-
day as result Of a record. smashing
u.
Bowling, playing his first senior
tournament, led 100 veterans by
lacking a 80 10 his outgoing nihc
of "a. The previous low round for
this event was 70. Bowling attri-
buted his new mark 10 O weight In.
crease OF 30 pounds.
Only player apparently capable Of
catching bowling over the final IS
holes was John II. Nichols, So, Of
Weston who scored a 76 yesterday.
Edwin g. johnson OF Brae Burn
with a 10 was the AMY player TO
break 80.
Oldest player was Doc Kendall, So.
Of Quincy who GRADED O perfectly
terrible score Of "A for the nine
holes he was allowed to play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
Sports
QUESTIONS
Answered

Have you q sports question you
want answered? Write your ques-
ton clearly, sign your name and
address and mail your query TO
Sports Fan Question Man, Sports
Service Bureau, The Waterbury
Democrat, 1913 18th street, Wash.
ingt0n, ID. G., enclosing q Scent
postage stamp for personal reply.
Don't telephone: write a. directed.
q. How many football fatalities
occurred during the 1889 season?
A. A survey conducted by DR..
Floyd r. Eastwood, associate profess
sor OF physical education at Purdue
university, listed IL football fatali-
ties for the 1889 season. In addition
10 deaths attributed directly 70 loot.
ball, six were reported as an fndi-
rect result, including heart attack
or infection.
q. What were the heights and
racing weights OF sEABfSCUIT and
WAR ADMIRAL for their match
race November !, 1888?
A. WAR ADMIRAL Is hands,
an inches (621s inches), weight 900
pounds; sEAB1SCU1T, IS hands, 2
inches coz inches, weight 1,040
pounds.
q. Did Eddie Collins ever play
In the minor leagues?
A. He played with Newark In the
Eastern league In 1907.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
GARCIA KEEPS
HERO MANTLE
OF HOMELAND
Fans Hail Logan Bout in
Fall as Battle Of
Century

Manila, June IL. (UP)-The fight
Of the century" as far as Manila
boxing fans are concerned will be
held here sometime in the fall be-
tween Ceferino Garcia, former
middleweight champion, and Luis
Logan, the dymnaic Terrible
Spaniard."
Despite Garcia's defeat by Ken
Overlin, In which the Filipino bolo-
puncher' lost his crown he Is still
the favorite Of the great mass OF
Filipino fight follows.
Garcia's bolo lost much Of Its
glitter the night Laogn wavea a few
pune beast Glenn Lee, the Nebra-
ska Wildcat. who took. three somer-
saults In two rounds and was saved
from knockout by the towel.
Garcia's Pride Hurt
The impact Of Logans southpaw
wallop to Lees midrif hurt Gar
cia's pride. One rainy night last
December, Garcia did punch Lee
to dreamland on the same bayside
arena, but 1t took the bolo puncher
all OF 10 rounds to do 1t.
Garcia's adherents, however,
point with pride. to the fact that
In Logan's colorful career, there was
only one black spot-a defeat on
points at the hands Of Garcia him
self. 1t Is to avenge this lone defeat
that Logan has been willing TO pay
his own way to the stadium just to
get shot at Garcia.
Logan did not receive q dime for
his fight with Leo. He turned over
all the proceeds to charity, and as
q build-up even bought tickets tc
the fight so that this party could
ter the arena. All the traditional
ballyhoo went into the preparations
for the fight. Logan indicated his
desire to fight again. His wire turn
ed a definite thumbs down on the
proposition. Promoter Cortes whee-
died and pleaded, and finally she
yielded.
Logan Bars States
Logan Is a crack fighter, despite
his three-year lay-off. He toured
most Of Europe and the Far East,
fiattening all Corners with a wicked
left hook. His manager wanted to
take him to the States for the "big
money" but, according to Logan's
hackers, he refused to have any
thing TO do with the big purses IN
New York.
The Garcia camp explains the Lee
interlude by saying that Garcia Is
primarily a shownan-a quality
developed by any fighter Of the
championship caliber-and had
elected to "play around" with the
Nebraska Wildcat to give Manila
fans their moneys worth.
whats more" said the Gar.
clans, Luis ought to be ashamed
of himself. fighting a man II pounds
lighter. Why, you might as wen phi
Little Dado against Primo Carnera!'
The night Logan met Lee, the
Castilian weighed in at 178. Tht
Forthcoming bout Is an overweight
match, but George Parnasus, Gar.
cia's manager, insists on Logan!
conf ngdown to not more than ITO
Logan answered, "Si, senor."
According to the contracts, Logan
who has put on weight during hi
three-year vacation from fistiana
promises to make ITO or less, o.
forfeit a SO guarantee. For every
pound above ITO he promises TO paJ
q fine Of $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12

Runs 80 Schultz, Klein, Arnovlch,
ted ln--Arnovlch, May o.. Dragan.
nlzzo. Three bgse hit - ooednian.
Marty, Beck, Double. plays-77;i,ra Z.
ss d1nt sa 1slh nss Mysrs prsS sna
cInnati 8. Bases on baiie--off Beck
2, of Walters !. Struck out = BY
.-by Beck (Frey). Umplres-Jcrda,
Sears and Dunn. Time--1:b2. .Atten-
dance (paid)-3,G23; 1adies-S,7s6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
H. c. BOY TO TIGERS

Worcester, Mass, June 12--(UP)-
Richard Blasser, OF Boston, an In.
fielder, was expected 10 leave imme-
diately after graduating from Holy
Cross College today TO join the De-
troit Tigers Of the American league.
Blasser, q standout college third
baseman for three years with q
batting average Of .311. probably will
be farmed out by the Tigers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
East Mountain
Echoes
BY Pete slicer


Charley Jurgonis, with q SO, took
medalist honors In the qualifying
round Of the annual handicap golf
tournamest at the municipal course
at East Mountain with two players
tied at ~ for runner-up positions;
Len Corrado and Al Zubras.
Pairings for Match Play
FIRST FLIGHT
O. Jurgonis vs.. J. Bergin.
T. Corrado vs.. L. Solomita.
A. zubras VS.. 8. Kovel.
M. Penikas VS.. j. Dunn.
A. Durante VS.. T. Masone.
M. Congero VS.. d. MacLearl.
q. Durar1te VS.. A. Provost.
SECOND FLIGHT
Ed Olson VS.. q. McKenna.
J. Marcoux vs.. T. MCGUIRE.
r. Bulger VS.. q. Mccormick.
D. Ferrari vs.. d. Connolly.
w. Miller vs.. B. WEIGH.
J. Kearney, Jr., VS.. J. MCGUIRE.
j. Bacey VS.. II. schmitz.
p. Perrazelli VS.. II. May.
THIRD FLIGHT
j. Barber W.. j. Shaw.
r. Paradis VS.. ]. Kearney, Sr.
J. Burke VS.. j. Kane.
M. Perrazelli VS.. r. O'Donnell.
j. Halleran vs.. J. Mcintosh.
The following three members drew
q bye: J. Buckley, q. Rugra, z. DAM
brosi.
Don MacLearl was seen at the top
OF q 60-foot tree Sunday recovering
Willie Adults drive. Nice climb
Donl Awful drive and temper
Len Corrado Is hitting the low sew
enties consistently since he stopped
throwing his clubs away. He Is still
looking In the swamp for his putter
All members must complete their
first round matches by Sunday night
June 10. Get In touch with your OPP
ponent and arrange TO play before
then.
A social club was organized at Il
M. last Friday night and will get of
to flying start this weekend with
bling DOGGY tournament. They
plan TO have some kind OF tourna.
ment every week until the end Of tn
season and they will be arranged st
that each and every member will
have an equal chance TO win.
Ofiicers elected were: President
Mike Caroselia: treasurer, Don Mac.
Lean; tournament chairman, Jacl
strew. Nice going boysl
Our green's are excellent and TIN
fairwas are better than ever, bu
how about leveling and rolling TIN
tees as some Of them are In prett,
bad shape, especially holes 3, 4, IA, 16
J. Kearney, ST., and J. Bergin CAV
two weli-known members O lessor
Sunday .. m. on how the game shoult
be played. Better luck next tim'
hackers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
Pont L'Eveque Winner
OF English "War" Derby

Newmarket Eng, June 12-(UP) - Fred Darings
Point LEveque scampered to victory today in the abbrev
ated war edition of the classic English Derby
The Aga Khan's Turkhan second and Lord Derbys
Lighthouse H. the heavily backed favore, third
Pont LEveque, 10 to shot, finished three lengths in
front of Turhan who barely managed to beat out Light
Lighthouse II at IS to 49,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
BLITzKRIEGER TO
TACKLE FRENCHMAN

Ernie echiavone's Canal, Lunch
Diitzkriegers, who have been defeat
ed twice 10 date ut the hands Of
the WATERFOWL team. hope 70 get
into the win column, at the expense
Of Prenchs Department A team,
the prize to be Q keg Of beer.
The BlitzkreIger's challenge any
softbali team IN the city. Any team
wishing 70 arrange q game please
dial the following number: l-o807
and ask for Aiieie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
Transporting
World


hat must be poetic justice law Of averages Or Just
National League pitcher the
im Of some teammates the Pills and lad named
BECK who battling their up the ladder quite
Waterways George Pnky Woods
while ahead the charging Yanks
rdians The lad hit Job against Boston College
Yesterday Cross for the season. though he has two
Red Sox 1t that there's nothing
i've coupe OF homes Ted Williams from sulkng
though probably live down the dizzy crack he made during
fireman" which VIII echo In his cars from
rival durouts II he hits other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
DUSTY SOFTBALL

Three games only were played Of
many carded for industrial eoftball
competition last evening, Waterbury
Buckle and Piume.Atwood putting
on q tumdinger which ended 0 to Q
In favor OF the Buckle brigade,
which won despite I'VE errors and
ten hits against 10 for the oppose
ton. Usttt
Farrell Engineers were 10 TO u
winners over Benrus In O game that
produced 20 hits, while Lux Clock
had no trouble with Waterbury Pa
per BOX to the tune Of IS TO 4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
ITAM MEETING

The Italian-Americaf Baseball
League will hold o special meeting
tonight at z p. m. ct the Central
Y. M. G. A. Ali ofIicers and mani
ayers are requested to be present.
at the time named.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12

month OF the local bunch
Toa ought
did when Snow Ridge but disqualified
why's winning
tcuary they will have beat ~ c. Goldson the Crosby
freshman Wildly varsity Saturday
game Hamilton Park.
weekday games should In Thomason
Lnchs American Legion Charley Keeey the Dayton dandy
will probably pitch TO the Sacs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12

waterbury and Naugatuk got their
University Connecticut this included Pete
Kingston and Jimmy Cuddy OF Naugatck fro BASEBALL
oakve varsity track Bob Bowling OF Waterbury freshman
co-capans
Fuqua to see his
despite that looks II bnzreged by
calls Mike Beauty"
Beauty and the Beast, pa?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12

The balyhooey budup the Lousodoy thing next week
has reached the pathetic little
nothing aside from making Godoy say I'm going to
Stand In to Louis this him out" Can leopard
change his spots? bayhoogan have the champ
looking with par-mas banging him around
II Is nv humble opinion iodoy stand Louis
make fight OF It, tate Max Schmeing In
his second 20 That make Arturo feel at home he
viii think the Andes caved In him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12

II was nice
Fenway Park and downtown with the
souhpaw hand the Hub their
dad when old Connie Mack
sold Grove young there much whispering
the Of
chad back A.
pitched a hitter 10 open the 1910 season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
} STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday
Detroit o, New York 1.
Boston 0, Cleveland 2.
81. Louis 5, Washington 2.
Chicago s, Philadelphia 4.
Games To-day 4
Cleveland ut Boston.
Detroit ut New York.
Chicago at philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-12
(only games scheduled.
Amerlcsn League

American League
st. Louis (Auker So at WASH
ingtor (Chasc 80.
Chicago Nee 3D. at Philadelphia
Potter 4--D.
Detroit (Newson1 CID at New
York Breuer SD.
Cleveland tA1ilnar Sd ct Boston
Harris Sd.