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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17

vester put up a good acct of hisself was not fully reported. Seems as how Mrs. Sylvester's boy took on three loafers at once, although he was aided considerably by two chairs and anything in sight.
 Mary Dowell, formerly off Fort Worth, and now of "The Diamond Horseshoe" girlie show, came to work last night wearing set of new fox furs and a diamond bracelet. Used the same excuse she used two times before-said she found them in the subway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17

Dr. Freney spoke remiriscently of Fath,r McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus, and on Catholic education.
 Edward Splan, general superin- tendent of the municipally owned power company of South Norwalk, and visitor here recently, was general chairman, Edward Kelly, representing Mayor Stack, who is i'll, gave the city's formal greet ings to the Knights.
 Professional talent from Radio City D. 'vided the entertainment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Gibson In Race
 For State Position

Special to the Dem0crat)
 WOlcott, Oct. 17-Charles ID. Gibson has been elected cam didate for representative on the Iccal Democratic ticket. He is present chairman of the WoIcOtt Democratic Town Committee and party mem- bers are certain he has many qualifications for the office.
 MT. Gibson has held several positions of trust in the town for many years. He served the board of education faithfully as secretary for three years, was secretary treasurer of the Volunteer Fire Department since it was organized seven years ago and is a former bus mess man with 20 years of ex- perience for a background. He is also a World War veteran.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
czARIsT RUBLEs IN ESTATE

Pittsburgh-(UP)-Attorney John w, Cost @is wondering what to do with his fees for service to the Jos eph Kopich estate. He was awarded ten worthless 100-ruble Czarist Russia bank notes and an old gold watch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17

of the evening. John McKeon, grand knight, gave the councils greetings to members and guests and presented Judge Tammany of the South Norwalk municipal court sr. toaStmaster of the even- ing. Another speaker of the even- ing well known in Waterbury was Rev. F. H. McGlynn, director of the Ferndale retreats, which are attended each summer by many prominent local men.
 Thomas J. Flanagan f this city, a brother of Father Flanagan, was in attendance at the dinner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
course of recruit instruction.

Upon his return he will be as- signed to one of the newly-construct- ed vessels of the U. s. fleet, now based at Honolulu, T. H. Ferris, who was accepted for enlistment during August of 1940 applied at the Waterbury Navy Recruiting Station where first accepted.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17

Scientists declared that bones of the dinosaur recently discovered near ScoreSby Sound prove that Greenland had tropical climate 10 ,000, ,O00 years ago.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
| os+ Two Local. Contenders Won Their rights

From the Furr camp Christopher Dunoee mas o ~ % % o
. +ha one Mr. Dundee lunches these Gays No !os
s,o+b o his venerable Ken Overhn won e
Christopher feels this may DC
once told overn to hang up his gloves Chris
o oa,n,e of Years later he championship OnceU
told Ftrr the thing. dunno maybe NleSo oN 4e
a2) are best, after all" -. .,.,, ,,o+s uon Preceding
,++le petev sarron dethroned N B. Fea1her"esnC
TsJdv miller at Griffith Stadium Only vague pue - III and
80 ho1ever because Ovem originally hailed from OecaVui 49, i4d
Inso' - hor, Rirnlingham Their titles 'oo y.
oyi,.s r oood only in York and Sarrons was Neeo' ~
n B A precincts. , o,ood Clever Dencio fighting
- 1ehnpton von-thnk of this!-the JUNIOR IS ~ reyer
OUT o1 dsC which now held by Lupe Velez Even ~
slp hoe friends had regard for TINS P7'O"i ~
red him to gain another 100 pounds w. ~ from Mddleburg
. s w. been around enough to claim 49, norgh
G ~ We said in the beginning he's always oeen gam @ h hovs han
eno as we d usually he's done against the Dig oose ~
small
Evening star., 1940-09-23

-. uo1nan. Georgetowns am
.,ing oracle. and Eduardo Relcn'
,,o,og master of the mlmeograpi pi,
At catholic University, have crosseu
wires in a little matter OF one paia
ersnh which may lead to grave olp-
ionatic repercusslons.
It's about the New Jersey scnolas-
tic point-after-touchdown kicking
championship several years ago.
ell things. Holman has !ald ms
ham-like paw on the crown loi
Augie lilo. Georgetown' great guaro
and Reich has a flngernail Gluten
m II for Mike Cherello, Carolnai
Guard who is expected to I'LL Car
.nen Pirros shoes this year.
It was Carmen, incidentally, ano
mt brother Rocco. who kicked those
IA last wear and for which ne falieo
"a receive credit in the 1910 foot-
ball guide.
Holman. getting back to the Issue
claims Lilo kicked 10 extra points
for Passaic High in his senior yeai
and also booted the longest helc
coal from placement of the year
45-vard Job that whipped Rutner'
ford In Rutherfords backfleld tha'
afternoon was Jim BlumenstocK
who is sending Fordham's bloomln
stock to a new high this year.
Reich, not to be outdone, say
cherello booted II officially-and
Tow the of1cial scorer overlooked
Evening star., 1940-09-23
|ntersectionaI Games
Headline First Big
Week on Grid
U.C. |. A. and 5. M. U.
Stort Heavy Action
In Friday Contest
By HUGH S. FULLERTON, Jr,

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-If you
haven't felt the tang of the air. seen
the leaves turning red, or read the
news that summer officially ended
last night, take look at this weeks
football schedule, and you'll see that
autumn actually is here.
There were a good many games
over the last week end, with a dozen
or so major" teams rolling up big
scores. But next Friday and Sat-
urday, there are six scheduled con-
tests that are right at the top OF
the big game division, and as
many more important sectional and
conference clashes.
Friday nights headliner is U. c.
L. A. against Southern Methodist
at Los Angeles. The Uclans, even
without Kenny Washington, figure
to be among the Pacific Coast
leaders, while S. M. U. is touted as
about the Southwest Conferences
best.
Intersectional Games Headline.
Saturdays biggest games are in
tersectional-Boston College Tulane
at New Orleans, Rttsburgh-O Ohio
State at Columbus, Washington
Minnesota at Minneapolis, Michi-
gan-California at Berkeley and
Colorado-Texas at Austin. These
will be the first games for each
team, except for Boston College,
which walloped Centre. 400, last
Saturday. There's no way of tell
ing what may happen.
Not far behind in the rankings
are Washington State-Southern
California, Iowa State-Denver CFri-
day., and trio of conference games
In the South. where most of last
weeks action was concentrated.
Duke, Southern Conference cham
pion. opens against v. M. l., 3O-3
winner over Roanoke last week.
North Carolina, usually the Blue
Devils leading rival, clashes with
Wake Forest. They won last Satur-
days games. 56-6 over Appalachian
and 1910 over William Jewell, re-
spectively. North Carolina State,
which upset William and Mary, To-
0, Friday in the first Southern Con-
ference tilt, meets Davidson, 1877
winner over Rollins.
L. S. U. Plays Mississippi.
In the Southeastern Conference,
Louisiana State (39-7 against Louis
lana Tech) plays Mississippi (37-o
against Union u, and Florida
meets Mississippi State.
The East can't offer much more
than warm-ups unless it's Navy vs.
william and Mary, but farther
West the program includes Purdue
Butler. Missouri-St. Louis, Texas
Christian Centenary, Denver-Iowa
State Friday). Colorado State
Colorado Mines. Utah State-San
Jose and the Coast double-header
sending Utah against Santa Clara
and Stanford against San Fran
cisco.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

in only two games this season,
has been tossed out Of three by
umpires because of his jockeying
from the bench.
Hunch department-The other
day Doc Prothro. manager of the
Phils. was desperate for a pinch
hitter. He called the roll of the
Philly bench, then thumbed his
invest rookie pitcher and told him
to go up and hit. Hickory" COM
manded the Doc. Up to bat
marched Charley Frye and
hickoried a homer to beat the
Cubs. The hunch was Frye's home
town, Hickory, N. C.
Fred Haney-Expected to finish
after dark with his Browns, but
came up with a scrappy ball club
which has split even in 20 games
with Cleveland.
Bucky Harris - His Senators
were expected to be little better
than they turned out, but nobody
Is blaming him.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Ienkns Snurns Roft's SIS 900 Offer for Lutku Bout
Athletics Yale Reduces Prices for Grid Come With HoNd

Connie Mack-The Athletics
disappointed everybody, including
Mr.. Mack. And who can say
Connie Mack isn't a good man
ager?
Each of the managers has had
his individual problems. If the
pilot were to be judged on victory
percentage alone. Witt would be
up there at or near the top, yet
Witt, from all reports, is manager
in name only. being voted down
on everything from squeeze play
to a postpohement.
1t has been said that managers
who know the tactical side of
baseball are a dime a dozen. and
that the real test is the ability to
create harmony on a club. Witt
would be eliminated on that basis.
At any rate, we aren't taking
sides. We're too wide open for q
comeback II the managers start
rapping the scribes.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Furr Always Claimed He Could Lick Hennery

Needless repeat Armstrong is pohlblNe aVorNe he IS le
champion fellow with the stamina etc Furr Is
In the stopped Steve Mamako local rival lew
usually makes fight But II
Phil shows up and legs Armstrong the issue won
be first bell rings
OF them are pretty
awful One Mcdowell whipped him twice running character
back over the III or IL years ne
has been fighting remember plenty Of others But ne o1
this he claimed he could beat Armstrong anu o4st'
permitting he will have chance to prove It,
Some publicity has surrounded this meeting Inc oou was
we times and Lately there has peeh some
knocked OUT JUST
~ o sake of the Montanez lfened FT WIN pu
him cough bood lhS mas hotN " w
Armstrong knocks out FUR II plooaoN
VI: ~ with body aackbu is mentioned strictly 10 hei o" p
Evening star., 1940-09-23
CoIoneIs Loom Likely
Association Series
Foe Of Hot Blues
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Louisville Colonels, rated in
pre- season calculations as the team
most likely to upset Kansas City as
the flag winner. still can salvage the
playoff title from an otherwise
rather disappointing season.
The Colonels are retracing their
steps of a year ago when they fin
ished fourth. then proceeded to play
all-conquering baseball to win the
playoffs.
Louisville defeated Columbus. 7-6,
for the third time in the playoff
yesterday and now needs only one
more decision to qualify for the
final series with Kansas City. The
Blues eliminated Minneapolis from
consideration yesterday, capturing
60 victory, the teams fourth in six
games.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Weeks
wash: George Raft, the movie
star, who owns a slice OF Light
weight George Latka), has Of
fered Lew Jenkins s2500o to de-
fend his title against Latka. AT
last reports jenkins wasn't IN
terested. Joe Smoot, who built
the Hialeah and Santa Anita rae
ing plants, is looking over the
westbury trotting layout, prob
ably with a view to running night
races at Gulfstream Park, Miami,
this winter. Everybody here be-
lieves the Yanks definitely are
out Of it. A big story may break
at this winters minor league
neeting-more later.
Today's guest star-Lawrence
skiddy, Syracuse Herald-Journal:
~Every move Cleveland's COM
planning players make, with a
view of making Witt look bad, ap-
Evening star., 1940-09-23

pears to work out in such a fash
ion that Witt looks good and the
players look bad"
Lanny Ross, the radio warbler.
bagged a 94-pound antelope with
one cartridge near Leander, Wyo.,
the other day. Chick Meehan,
former Syracuse U. and Manhat-
tan coach, definitely is through
with athletics. And his many
friends and admirers will regret
to learn that. Ogden Miller,
Yale's new athletic director, has
slashed Yale e-Harvard football
tickets to S3.85 and S220. And,
gents. that's a concession. Old
Pop Warner has grade-A peeve
on because somebody wrote that
Bob Zuppke was better artist
than he. Alabama lost whale
of a football prospect when ma
laria forced Charley Hudson to
quit school. Jake Powell, the
Yankee outhelder, who has played
Evening star., 1940-09-23
AIphonso Smith Snures
Third Tennis Crown

c. Alphonso Smith packed another
trophy away yesterday as he teamed
with Frank Shore to win the mems
doubles event In the Government
tennis tournament. They defeated
George Herbert and John Smith,
IS, @, 3.
Smith previously had Won the
mems singles and teamed with Peggy
Smith to win the mixed doubles.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Chase ChoIks Up 18th Win
As Hudson Notches 10Th
At Expense of Mockmen

to Hudson, 5-4; the second Chase
masterpiece, So.
Gee Walker paid the most i'm
portant premium on the insurance
Of the first game with a home run
of Johnny Babich, and a couple
of "all-thumbs" plays by the AS
infield merely made it impossible
for Babich to pull out of trouble.
1t was Hudson's sixteenth win Of
the year, and the second game,
which Chase was slightly lucky in
getting. was No. Is for the port
slider. Ken started as if he'd need
a lantern TO find the plate Eric
Upton, former Duke University
football great, returned to the Ath-
letics from Toronto, slammed a
fence-t tagging triple to open the
first inning, following which Chase
walked three in a row, forcing Tip
ton home. Dick Siebert's long fly
scored Sam Chapman.
Just as Walker settled the first
game with a homer, Jimmy Blood
worth damaged the major league
debut of Phil Marchison, another
Toronto recruit. Mallory and Cecil
Travis opened the third inning
with singles and Bloodworth tagged
a fast ball over the right-feld wall,
which would have been ample for
winning margin. Chase settled
down and In the remaining eight
innings allowed the AS nothing but
goose eggs.
Harris has two mighty fine
pitchers in Hudson and Chase" said
Connie Mack. "If he can fill in a
couple of other shoes next year,
think the Senators are going to
figure a lot more in the pennant
race. Look at the speed of those
fellows. Why. they're a lot of jack
rabbits, and that fellow Bloodworth
is mighty handy fellow. wish
had a couple like him"
Evening star., 1940-09-23
A.,-e,yono Fioures Phil Is Like jenkins

chance hand ana once upon
could through brick wall ArHfols Aio"e
IL can hit Henry taking him lightly -
F1rr fight or even WORK ouV'
was saving today good 1t helps to nave seen
put think I've got figured He seems to be pretty muc
,~.7 of Jenkins
some resemblance may before the nights over
stand-up fighters VINO hl halu
49, RIGHT hands and vulnerable around the oody Al-
..-,7. not 90 after Furrfu tilt the start
Jenkins" reminded. The hrSt RUE o oo"ns
~ eeht while the other it. let jenkins punch
vent for saying LII oo" ue 0dii
nan 1t all depends But Il WHAT We t1e"t" " ~
hesa little Jenkins style
Fycept bigger, Hennery.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Four Amateur Mines
Bottle for Title
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Sept. %
The four remaining teams without
a defeat on their records paired of
today in two feature games of the
National Amateur Baseball Tourna-
ment
Grant Town, w. Va, was pitted
against Battle Greek and Birming-
ham. Ala, against Charlotte, N. C.
Each of the four has won two sue
cessive games. though one of Char
lotte's win was by forfeit.
Today's other games are Detroit
VS.. Jefferson City, Mo-; Chicago VS..
Bancroft, Iowa; Ashland, KY, VS..
South Bend, Ind, and Aberdeen,
s. OAK, VS.. Holyoke, Mass.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Orioles, Bears TangIe
For PIayoff Honors
lin International
By the Associated Press.


The final round Of the Interna-
tional Leagues Governors Cup
playoffs begins at Newark tonight
with the pennant winner on the
sidelines. Newark, second in the
regular season. and Baltimore, which
just managed to come in fourth,
meet in the final best-of- seven
series to determine the leagues rep
resentative in the Little World
Series.
It's not an unusual situation. In
fact the pennant winner has man
aged to reach the finals only four
years out of eight the playoffs have
been held and has won only three
times. Last year it was second
place Rochester that beat fourth
place Newark in the final round.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Hoyo, Card scribes Go a" out
In GooI-Kicking Title Dispute

That makes 20 in any book. Also
Michael sent seven through the up
rights in one game for MorrlstoWn,
That Reich admits, clinches 1t 1or
his candidate.
But Holman says Whitley Ericsson
q rookie Georgetown center. Klckeo
II one afternoon for Pompton Lakes
which puts him on even terms WIN
Cherello and makes the score FL
for GEORGETOWN.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

UnCerWelgnL ana treQ, young
Feller wasn't exactly superb yester-
day. but he limited the slugging
Tigers to eight hits while getting
some phenomenal help at the plate
in the form of home runs by Roy
Weatherly, Ken Keltner, Hal Trosky,
Ben Chapman-and Bob Feller.
The Yanks, refusing to admit
they're licked, kept within mathe-
matcial shouting distance of the
leaders by trompling Boston. George
Selkirk belted two homers.
Old Ted Lyons pitched the White
Sox to a 100 victory over the st.
Louis Browns Three of the six hits
off Lyons were by Walt Judnich.
Turner Hurls 2-Hitter.
In the National League. Jim
Turner pitched 2-hitter to give the
Champion Cincinnati Reds a 81
victory over the Pirates (the seth
the Reds have won this season by
one rum in the first game, but
Johnny Wander Meers wildness cost
them the second game, 81. He
walked seven batters and hit one
before Milt Shoffner came to his
rescue
The Brooklyn Dodgers scored a
twin win over the Phillies as Freddie
Fitzsimmons won his 10th. 1912, and
Curt Davis captured his eighth, So
FitZ allowed only four hits.
The Boston Bees and the New
York Giants split their double
header, the Beantowners nipping
Carl Hubbell. 4-3, in the first on
Eddie Miller's ninth inning double
that scored Chet Ross, but bowling
before Bob Carpenter, Giant
rookie from Knoxville, 7-3.
The st. Louis Cards bla5ted the
Chicago Cubs, 81 and 81. knocking
Dizzy Dean dizzy in the first game
and getting the best Of pitchers
duel in the nightcap between Max
Lanier and Larry French. Martin
| Marions homer in the ninth settled
the second game.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Odds Heavily AGAINST Him. Fur Determined to Go Route Against Armstrong
Win, Lose or Draw
Some Random Notes on the Big Fight
By FRANCIS (. STAN.

getting prize
will climb through the
opposite will be
Armstrong willing his weterweight title
probably will be before the Variety
resistance finished The chances however
what it takes to be challenger
skinny old fighter thought he
going pugiic He nowhere Tonight
losing often than
winning himself with opportunity to become at 81 the
since
American heavyweight title and
back piece
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Dixies Reach Final

Dixie Tavern softies reached the
final in the Prince Georges County
League by defeating Carr Bros. &
Boswell, 4-3. The winners meet
Greenbelt Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Still COM
plete masters of the Philadelphia
Athletics, Bucky Harris and his sur
prising seventh-place ball club is
today on the verge Of the final road
series Of the year, with both Sid
Hudson and Ken Chase numbered
among the best pitchers in the
American League.
Connie Mack was slightly beWil-
dered last evening as his club
dropped both games of the Shibe
Park double-h header, the first going
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Studeboker Nine Ahead

Dick Myers was the winning
pitcher as Don Goodman's Stude-
baker Champions won. an Automo-
tive League baseball game over
Small Motors, IA. yesterday.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
STANDARD Tires Trimmed

B'nai Birth pulled up even with
Standard Tire in the Fraternal
League softball championship play
off by winning yesterdays game,
4-3. A double by Lou Seigel in the
last inning scored the winning run.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
O'HonIon Is Net Champ

After losing the first set, John
OHanlon won the tennis champion
shin of the Kilowatt Club OF the
Potomac Electric Power Co. yester-
day by defeating Elmer Perry on
the Blair courts, 2-6. 81, Ga.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Petworth WoIIops Taft

Petworth A. C. baseball team de-
feated the Taft A. c. nine on the
Taft grounds yesterday, 81. High
light of the game was homer by
Inscoe with Pitcher Zones on base.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

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Evening star., 1940-09-23
Ourismuns on Top

Ourisman Chevrolet trounced the
Washington Eagles nine. $50, on
the victors diamond yesterday.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

Runs batted in--Travis Hayes. sebert
Bloodworth go. Chase. Two.base hits
hws' hos Hayes nonble hdp5on
Robertson to Bloodworth TO Sanford Rob-
ertson to Sanfrd. Left on bases--Wash-
balls-Of Machildon 3; of Chase. 8: of
Vaughan, 2. Struck out-By Chase. 4: by
Vaughan. 2. Hits-Of Machildon. 6 in 8
innings: of Vaughan. l in innings Wild
pitch-Machfldon. .. Losing pitcher
Machildon. Umpires-Messrs Quinn.
Grieve and Gesel. Time-2:05. Paid
attendance-s.5 5s6.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
.Ydnks in Battle
Again as Tribe
Stops Tigers
FeIIer's Is One Of Five
Indian Homers;; SeIkirk
Nips Bosox With Bot
By BILL WHITE,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Like the old-time movie serials
that used to end each week just
after the heroine had fallen into the
crocodile pond, the American League
pennant race stops abruptly today
Just when 1t almost had the war
news showed off the front page.
After almost everybody had given
up on the Yankees ever being able
to make 1t five pennants in a row,
and then had decided the hard
hitting Detroit Tigers were too
tough, Cleveland yesterday smashed
out 10-5 win in the third game
of their series at Detroit and the
Yankees beat Boston. 6-3, to make
the race a three-way scramble
again. And now. with everybody on
edge, they all take the day off!
Crucial Set Starts Friday.
Resuming play Tuesday. the Tigers
have a tWo-game series with the
always troublesome Chicago White
Sox. and the Indians meet the
Browns in a pair All of which
means the pennant chase probably
will not be decided until that three
game series starting Friday between
the Tigers and the Indians at Cleve-
land
After losing the first two games OF
the "croocial' series. the Indian vic
tory yesterday-Bobby Feller's 9th
of the year-left the pennant picture
looking like this:
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Expressmen Durable

Railway Express Agency nine went
Is innings yesterday to defeat Mar
bury, 6 to 5.
Evening star., 1940-09-23
Official Scores

Washington O02 n2o 10O-5
Philadelphia 600 400 000-4
Runs batted in-Walker, CD Travis 90.
Mccoy. Walker Home run-Walker. Stolen
bases-Valo. Walker. Double plays--Wag-
Mccoy t3D. Gantenbein. Two-base hits
ner to Siebsrt. Robertson to Mayer to YER
non Left on bases-Wa shington, s: Phila-
delphia. g. First base on bslls-Of Hud-
son, / of Babch. s. Struck out-By Hud-
son. 3: by Bablch. .. Umpires-Messrs.
600.
Evening star., 1940-09-23

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon. g; Savannah, 8 (final camel,
WAGON wins, 4 games to 2)
Evening star., 1940-09-23
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.
New York. 81: Boston. 4-3.
Brooklyn. 1O-5: Philadelphia, 2-2.
Cincinnati. 2-1; Pittsburgh, Is.
st. Louis. So: Chicago. Ii.
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Evening star., 1940-09-23

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
w. NY. (2), 12 30.
No games scheduled. Boston at Phila. (2).
Chicago at Detroit.
St. L. at Cleveland.