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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
MATTATUCKS TIED
FOR THIRD PLACE

Winning two out Of three games
from the Newfields at Bridgeport
last Sunday, the Mattatuoks moved
into q triple tie for third place In
the Southern Connecticut Duckpin
League pennant race, four points
from the league-leAding Fl Dorado
team Of New Haven as the loop end
ed Its first round. The Mats VIC
tory was led by Benny Stokes and
Gene Casey. each hitting a 372 set.
On Sunday the Bombers Of Bran
ford will apepar against the Mat
tatucks on the East street maple.
ways at z p. m. and the local outfit
will ~ out to avenge q previous
three-game setback handed them by
the Branford rollers In the first
round schedule The visiting aggre.
gatiCn includes such stars as 49,
Mann and Arthur Doolittle. Mann Is
the holder Of the season three-gallie
mark Of 463. The Bombers defeated
the Towards at New Haven In their
last match.
The Mats gained considerable
ground In the singles division, rolf
ed In conjunction with the team
event match. Benny Stokes surpris-
ed by taking three straight from
Bozo Dente Of Bridgeport, who Is at
present employed at the American
Brass here and rolling with q team
representing that establishment In
the Industrial league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
BROOKL YIN HALF MOONS
HERE SUNDAY EVENING

The remainder Of January will be
busy for the K. Of l.. hoopmen, with
four games slated for them starting
with Sunday nights contest at st.
Joseph's hall against the Brooklyn,
N. Y, Half Moons.
Victors in Is Of IS games last sea-
son, including conquests Of the Nor
ris Park Kaceys, TRANSPORTATION
ana Jamaica Jewish Center, the
Half Moons are continuing where
they left off a year ago, showing six
wins in seven starts this season.
Five members Of the team per-
formed as the Crescent A. G. and
won the Eastern Club league title
two years ago, namely Bill Heck,
all.city selection three years ago at
st. Francis high; Joe Condit, Pratt
Institute captain three years ago:
Clyde Mooney, st. Francis College
star of three years ago.
Added to all these capable players
is q newcomer. AL Lenowicz, who
rade q name for himself as one Of
the finest cagers In Metropolitan
circles last year. captaining st.
st. Francis college and winning q
Francis college and winning o place
on the all-city collegiate team. He
was one Of the leading scorers In
New York basketball.
The game is slated for 9 O'Clock.
with st. Joseph's Holy Name en-
gazing a suitable foe In the Z
o'colck preliminary, dancing fol-
loving the feature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
Marsh And Bell Return Bout Tonight
New York Boxing
Body Sour On
|GalentO's Boss

rev York, Jan. 1l.--(UP) TONY
0alento and his manager, Joe ia
cobs remained firm today In theii
refusal to 60 through with The Ca
lento.Max Baer l6-ruund fight at
Madison Square Garden March AIN
sunless the New York athletic
commission gave Jacobs license to
second and manage qalento.
mo license, no ualento," said
Jacobs.
"No Jacobs, no oalento. no fight"
said Tony,
In okaying the bfawl, then deny
Ing Jacobs a managers or a seconds
license yesterday, Commission Chair
man John J. Phelan emphasized that
the body was not swayed by the
fact that the bout was to be staget.
for the benefit Of the Finnish relief
fund and the Presidents infartile
paralysis fund.
Representatives Of both charity
funds, Promoter Mike Jacobs
friends Of Joe Jacobs, ana boxing
writer's tried to prevail upon the
commissioners to change their de-
cisior.
"Thrae times In the past we have
relented Sith Joe Jacobs when he
was completes; n the wrong" phe.
Ian replied, land each time he has
made Cinnamon out OF Us. He
will never do 1t again--not as long
as we three men are members OF
the commission"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
ORION SWIMMERS
LOSE TO NAUGATUCK

Naugatuck YMCA swimmers came
through with q neat 40 to 26 point
victory over the Waterbury ''Y'
Orions last night at the local pool
through the medium Of close fiii-
ish in the 100 yard rela. event de.
cided BY Dave ST. John over Rev
Fox. Summary {:
100 yard medley relay-Won by
Orions (Cady, Boardmari, Fox),
Time--1:12.7.
22o-yard free style - won by
Boardfnan (W); second, Sullivan
lN); third. curran tw). Time :
1927.
40 var dfree style--Won by 81
John (N); second, BaiOu (W); third
Nixon (N). Time--:l0.B.
Divine--Won BY ChAtfon (W); Sec
ond, Sullivan (N): third, Hendricks
son (W). poiats--05.6.
100 yard free style--Won byt St
John IN; second. Nixon mi; third
Gavin (W). Time-56.A.
100 yard backstfoke - Won BY
Bcardfnati (Wl: second, nodenbacll
(N): third, Nixon (N). Time-l:i2
100 yard breast stfoke--Wcn b.
traits (N): second, Meyers M;
Bartlett tW). me-l:23.6.
100 yard r6lay>-woia by Manga
tuck tK. Nixon, Sullivan, Z. Nixon
st. John). Time-t:2lA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
BRISTOL COBRAS
MEET ST. THOMAS

The fast stepping Bristol Cobras
invade waterbury to play Coach
Joe Buffers st. Thomas Holy Nam
ers tonight at o p. m. at the Pearl
street community house.
In the hneup Of the Cobras were
such stars as Jack swat" McCabe
former Bristol high captain and Ed
Lynch, well known Bristol hoopster
Coach Joe Butler will have Colgan
and rangy Cal Stolti at the forward
posts, dependable Johnny Martin,
and cagey Joe Landolfi, in the rear
court, while six foot two Paul O'Lear
will handle the pivot position. In
reserve will be Mancini, Depalma,
Cronail and Burns.
The st. Thomas Jrs. will play
host to a suitable opponent in the
prelim. The WATERFOWL Mfg. Com
pany will engage the Holy Manners
tomorrow night at 3 p. m. at the
Bunker Hill school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
Sharon Defends
White Sweeps
Championship

New Haven, Jan. 1l.-With en-
tries pouring IN from all sections
Of the state, the New Haven Bowl
iinG association announced that close
to 100 duckpin bowlers will COM
pete in the sixth annual Jack White
sweepstakes at the Elks' alleys here
Saturday. over $500 In prizes will
be distributed to the pinmen. The
winner Of the six-game pinfall test
receives 500.
steve Dyak Of Willimantic, who
won the $1,000 United States sweep
stakes at waterbury last week, Is
listed to roll In the classic. The 81
year.old Thread City bowler Is a
member Of the Blue Ribbons, one
Of the leading duckpin teams in the
nation.
Michael Sharon Of Naugatuck is
the defending champion. He pinned
70. the honor last year.
e07 to lead field Of 108 bowlers
All former champions are entered.
George Brown Of Bridgeport Is the
only two-time winner and has
finished In the prize list four times
In the five years Of competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
TAFT WRESTLERS
ROUT HILLHOUSE

WATERFOWL, Jan. 1l-Capturing all
Of their matches with seven falls
and one decision, the Taft wrestling
team easily overpowered Hillhouse
High by the score Of 80 to 0 here
yesterday. Captain Buwles Of Taft
defeated Seidenberg Of New Haven
by fall In. six minutes 80 seconds
Ely Of TAFT defeated 0andetnaHl BY
fail In three minutes 40 seconds
Caesar Of Taft defeated Roadway Of
New Haven by fall In two minutes
Is seconds. Willis Of Taft defeated
Winters Of New Haven by fall IN
four minutes 10 seconds. Mason OF
Taft defeated McHugh Of New Ha.
ven BY fall In one minute 56 sec.
onds. Roche OF Taft defeated Kuziel,
Of New Haven by decision, Fellows
Of Taft defeated Captain Simon BY
fall In seven minutes As seconds
sproule Of Taft defeated Demizny
OF New Haven by fall In 46 secods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
Crosby and Wildly
Play Saturday

Crosby and Wildly basketball
players are fast approaching the
pitch" that they desire before the
first game between the local high
school rivals Saturday night at
wildly gym. Even the reserve teams
have caught the fever, for they will
do battle In preliminary tussle
that many times In the past. has
provided as much and sometimes
more action than the main go.
On paper, and by Its record Wildly
Is q slight favorite for 1t has yet to
lose a game In four starts while
Crosby had dropped two games, in-
Guiding valley league encounters
with Ansonia and Harding. so even
~ matched are the teams that no
more than three points should sep
arate winner and loser at the fin
ish. Crosby'S Bob Boland and Will
by's Jack Brickel should be quite a
scramble while the Crosby guards
viii have trouble keeping Danny
Rosa and Tony Rinaldi in check.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
CANADIAN BOY
FIGURES SECOND
CHOICE TO WIN
New Haven Negro Out to
Repeat KnUCkOut..C OiIk.
lin Meets Perrin
by HUGO iiuOKJAB

Close to 1900 fight fans are exc
pected to be on hand tonight at
Buckingham Hall to witness the
answer to the question: "Cafl
Jimmy. Bell Of New Haven knock
out Duig Marsh Of Canada again?"
This return bout came about when
Bell pinned q whistling right hand
smash on Marst1's mtg In Q New
Haven ring not long ago, that stung
the boy who beat Dick Turcotte SO
much that he Just failed to get UP
In time to beat the referees count
and was declared the loser on 9
knockout. Bell may be remembered
for his lone appearance in Water
bury at the outdoor bouts last sums
ffer in Randolph. Gloves stadium.
ward Troublesome?
Turcotte, the fighting Frenchman
who has southpawed his way to
q wins IN ~ pro starts, losing only
to Marsh, is also listed In q double
windup" Of eight rounds each, Dick
to do battle with Irish Johnny Ward,
Of Brooklyn, N. Y. said to have
fought 0 draw with Marsh last
summer In Stamford, and q boy
Of whom Marsh says: "Ward will
give Turcotte plenty Of trouble"
Bell, the New Haven negro brought
around by Lou Brown, 10 fast, shifty.
o good boxer and a killing puhcher,
as Marsh found out when he got
too gay with James q few weeks
back.
GeIIOut?
The double wihdup or two eight
FOUNDERS appeals to the local and
out4of- town customers so well that
there are few reserved seats left
Another bout OF six rounds that
may develop q few fistic fireworks
Is the Tommy Ciarlo, and Ken
Blackmer bout Of six rounds.
While more promising still Is .
four rounder featuring two Bills
Cunklin OF New Haven and Perrin
Of Bristol, both sluggers. A knockout
or slafn.bang bout to the limit 10
quite possible In this number. Two
heayyweights Dula Kovak Of Naugs
atuck and Lou wheeler Of Hartford
are paired In the opening setto Of
four rounds.
All in all, II sure enough lookl
like lively evenings entertainment
from top to bottom. See you at the
rttgside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
COOPER EASILY
OUTpOINTED BY !
LIGHTER CONN
Small Crowd Sees Pitts.
burgh Irishnian Win
Heavyweight Test"
BIZ HARRY FERGUSON
UNITED Press Sports EaitUF)

new York, Jan. 11.--(UP) billy
Conn has gone one step further in
his invasion Of the heavyweight
ranks and the only news about him
today Is that there Is no news.
The Light heavyweight champion
Of the world, shooting for a bout
with Joe Louis, won a dullish IL
found decision last night from
Henry Cooper, a full tiedged heavy
weight, berore q sparse crowd Of
b,5es persons In Madison Square
Garden.
Con won the way he laways wins
with o picture book left jab, a
hook that strikes like q rattlesnake
and right that comes through fast
as lightning. But the old sockeroo,
the leather lullaby that make EN-
pay Is bucks to see Joe Louis go
six or nine minutes still isn't ther.
Last night proved It, for Conn hit
Cooper with everything except Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs store teetS dur
ing the SO minutes Of action.
Unhurt
The total damage was O slight cut
over Cooper's left eye. Cooper never
was In distress, not even when he
took seven left jahs In the face In
succession without laying a glove On
Billy or even getting his hands high
enough to start q punch. He was
bewildered and baffled, yes, but not
hurt and he came out Of the furry
Of punches } bull Conn against the
ropes until the backs Of Billy's legs
wore red wells.
The trouble with the fight was
that you knew exactly what was 60
ing to happen. And II did, Conn
started slow, as tisual--he never gets
under steam until about the sixth
round--and Cooper actually won the
fourth, according to the United
Pressf score sheet Not because
Cooper was brilliant, but because
Conn was exploring his opponents
face with o left jab.
Billy, Weighing 173s1s2, gave away
10 l-2 pounds In this trial run to
see how he would do against the
biz boys. The result was that he
spent O lot OF time against the ropes,
but he always was able to flght his
way out.
At the start OF the sixth round
Conn got going. You can accuse the
kid Of lacking q punch. but you can't
take his boxing skill away from
him and you can't sell 1t short.
Cooper Is no great shakes as boxer,
but II was beautiful the way Conn
went to work on him. The left jab
sailed true as an arrow to the face
and the right came through with
snap and accuracy. \
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
Naugatuck High
Edges Ansonia 5
(speclAi 20 The Deinocrat)

Naugatuck, Jan. l0-frl the best
game Of the borough basketball sea-
son to date, Naugatuck High came
through with q close 1924 victory
over the Arisonia High team at the
ny" court here tonight Coach Pete
Foley's two.teati system brought
desired results, giving Naugy at 81.
i6 edge going into the ANAL period.
The win gives Naugatuck first place
In the Valley League having two
victories In as many starts, while
Wilby and Torrington have one
each. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
FIGHT RESULTS

New York-Billy Conn, lT3 La
Pittsburgh, outpointed Henry Cooper
100, New York (i2); Lee 6ayold, 1871
Des Moilies, stopped Jim Robinson
2i6 Ia. Philadelphia (3): jose Ba-
sora, 1863. Puerto Rico. outpointed
Larry Keiiuit. 1853, Cneonita. N. Y
tO: Andy Holland, i6i. New York
osltpointed Emo Iannozi. $50 3@4
italy CO..: Texas Lee Harper. 100 la
eweetwater, Tex. declsioned Johnny
Coekneld. i26, New York 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
St. Lucy's Holy Name League

high team single by one pin,
Couldn't you cheat just a little bit
"Doc?"
Pat Silvestro bowls like an eleva.
tor !lup and down"
Gus Sailtagatto who very seldom
does any talking sure makes UP IN
his scores. Lately he's hitting them
at q net clip. Keep 1t up Gus and
you'll soon join In the charmed
circle Of the big set. y
Sunday Jan. 14th the Holy Name
Society will receive Holy Comrnurl-
ion in a body and the entire bowling
league Is expected to attend with
out fail. 80 ] urge you to please
come. Good night all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
Nv P6.Kur,a

At the end Of the third round the
New Dealers are still leading the
pack, and by the looks Of things
they'll still be leading when the
fifth and final round Is ended. They
proved beyond any reasonable doubt
that they are the tops, In their SER
les with the rutlner-up President,
they took everything but their
shirts. "Goldie" Giordano was In
for an awful ride from that riding
orator "Vinnle" Martinelli, he had
"Goldie pulling his hair out" what
few he has left. There never was
time that O man went to pieces like
"Goldie" did, when Winnie offered
TO bowl him for his pay check. A
suggestion Of tears came to Col
dies" eyes as he picked up ball af-
ter ball and saw them roll through
wide open spaces.
Careful" Winnie said, Careful"
"0oldiel there's two cutters on each
side Of that alley and pin boys don't
set them In there. After the games
were over "0oldie," remarked, If
they had done away with the gut
tiers, ! would have done alright, my
ball was the equal Of any other ball
until the time came to bowl and
then "foowee."
After that nice write UP that "jit-
terbug" Tony Lonnbardio got last
week, no one could hold him, as he
went around shouting I'm not kid
ding myself about being as good as
I ever was, I'm better"
II Jim Palmento bowled what his
fighting heart intended to bowl all
records would have gone by the
wayside, but Jimmy was q little
anxious I guess!
At last, the Senators have done
the unbelievable, they won two
games all In one night and believe
1t or not, they beat the Scouts min
us carp" Who ever missed him
anyway?
We were sorry to hear Of Capt.
Jo-Jo- Suinma's illness which has
him confined at his home, and we
hope and pray, that he can be up
and around soon. So chin UP Joe,
we're all pulling for you.
I'm still trying to find out why
the members Of the Trailer's team
were running back and forth from
the score and average sheet? Not
worried about standings ] hope?
You have gone as far as you can
get.
wonder what hit Gabe Sciarra
this year, that ball Of his just seems
to play possum every time he
throws for a spare fill, the same one
fill all the time. A little more vino"
chief.
John fiesta rolled a nice 1873 In q
practice game. Too bad you couldn't
sneak 1t in as a regular league game
John.
Brownie has decided to build a
gate at the fowl line to hold Bobby
Jacovino back, he takes one skip and
then goes 5 feet over.
doc" Rosa walked out Of the AZ
leys pretty sore when his team lost
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11

Shades Of Cabby Gus!
By JOHN A. cLUNEY

Remember oabby Gus oard Ufacca scUmge
In those the early 1905? Gus
played with Hartford springfield and Worcester rather quiet now
when mis- pride and JOY
apple oaruea elected 1870 football captain Of
the Lodges speak only Caho and the Cabos speak
and 0aruea seldom seen never spoken
70 about
the days. guy like "Deany" Carney blessed with
soprano gfausanu into the
Held yep At uardea hello DEyneck Gus
what he would ike uavey III he
pick couldn't be printed ON asbestos paper
happened yesterday; patrClan who summoned
Arlington captain the 1910 Harvard football
team into district court quoted athlete saying that
proceedings violation nurt SOCIALLY well
Repmandng Gardela for shooting OF his
MOUTH Judge Maybey him si0 speeding and
additional automobile without
having license In his possession.
Like father like sonP Maybe says / again maybe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
EASY FOR YALE

New Haven, Conn, Jan. ll.-(UP)
yale university's basketball team,
won It's fourth intercollegiate basket
ball league game here last night
overwhelming Pennsylvania, b7-29
The Ellis never were In dangei
after taking an initial lead.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11

papers with the Ribbons bowling
outfit the u s. sweeps saturday There
that Manager Frank Barber the Ribbons
him cocky Incidentally brother Barber
half the $1,000 Dyak Saturday and Sunday
aks entrance fee OF 30 skins What he Dyak noboy business
but his ,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11
TAFT HOCKEYISTS
DEFEAT PAWLING

WATERFOWL, Jan. 1.-THE Taft
school hockey team defeated the
Pawling school 4 to 8 here yester-
day. Jim Hedges scored twice for
the Red and Blue In the first period
on assists from Guernsey and
Nanny. Millholland rung UP tho
first tally for Paving In the second
period, but Renwick tailed for Taft
assisted by Guernsey. Guernsey
scored unassisted to open the third
period. Pawling scored twice witt,
Kunzled and Carr ringing up the
scores in the closing minutes.
Taft Paving
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11

Glenn Cunningham now doctor Of physical educaLon gets q
subject Running Around World and will be entitled
Dartmouth indoor track which he Get record indoor
something
charged after he made the mark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11

Naugys Purple knights which is hoping hoop with
the West Side speedboy has two tough foes ahead meeting the
Blue Devils Friday In the borough and going New Haven
with st. Casimirs Sunday night team which
topped the X. Of L. last year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11

II Marsh tonight wonder 90 to the
against Dick Turco claims with training
In New York he take the Canadian
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11

After that nice write UP that "jit-
terbug" Tony Lombardio got last
week, no one could hold him, as he
went around shouting I'm not kid
ding myself about being as good as
I ever was, I'm better"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-11

Score at half time: Naugatuck IA
Ansonia II. Referee: Peterino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
"Clipper" Smith Makes a Hit

coaches of the present day are an interesting lot and for handle themselves dais well aS Certainly exception to the rule Is Maurice Clipper hand at showing a small man how he football field ts tricks either heady football playing Instead night 300 and at the Of pretty good example particularly the Villa game triumph brains brawn the grid
 santa Clara coach fast alker but an interesting of his football boys rom the o-eds during the season of allowed hour workout This process Is the Idea being that the boys to smell like something te about and their social curved tho football for in that the girls won't dance with that smells like goat
 the local Vlanova Bill Tracy Ben Maoney Bill others provided interesting
 
 Condon Dick Weary of Naugau Prank Mcdonald all there the only notable ianova Buckley who hangs his hat Bridge Roland of Crosby Alden White Cheshire Academy together o claiming while Coach Jim Lee of Wlby Roland Lee particularly bodacous their baseball teams had through nicely during competition,
 Of paid Vlanovas the best back he has fifteen The will be with the Detroit Lions professional
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

 MILWAUKEE PRESIDENT BATS FOR CARLETON
 "The ths he Henry gendinser president of the Nil of Wed made previous deals last of which for Whit Wyatt It ran oI hne qubbing hagglng about terms
 Henry He had had working didn't remember the Cubs No sir he rmn bered late last season.
 "Heny stuff to again in the majors
 "He called and asked me to buy him.
 Carleton didn't record with Milwaukee
 If he had stuff couldn't tell by adobfu but Henry insisted he pitching well as he did when he came with the Cardinals
 explained wasn't that he hurt wrist accident the middle the campaign and because the Brewers pitching staff pretty low he had to on wrokng with the bad wrist
 FORMER CHICAGO CUBS DO WE'LL IN OTHER PASTURES
 rebuilding didn't with Henry off, but later meetings Cincinnati Henry all again and
 Carleton There's need to beat hell Cincinnati Take him look until the opening day of the season..
 And that's did Henry reasonable and with to Clearwater the minute him throw he all right again. and that would seal the bargain before the started"
 pitching the Cubs So did Newt Kmba Leo Docher believes chance of making good.
 Dolph cami and Babe Phelps important the Brooklyn ne up formerly played with the Chicago entry
 Former Cubs have done mighty well other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
DUCKPIN STARS AT BRISTOL THURSDAY

Several of Connecticuts best ducEptn bowlers will take part in Q scheduled match including team, singles and doubles events Thurs day night at the King Pin alleys, Bristol, operated by Bob White of Waterbury, Officially. It's the New Haven All-Stars against the Bris- tol All-Stars with Mac Carboni, Johnny Bianchi, George Brown, Ben Kosky and Jack White to roll for the honor and glory of the city of elmS, with Nick TronSky, Joe Gacek, Pat Rooney, Bob White, Al Silverio and Harry Peters repre- senting Bristol, by special permis- sion of eX-mayor Joe Dutton,
 In the singles Jack White and Harry Peters will hit the wood, with White and Carboni to oppose Tnonsky and Peters in the doubles, When 1t is over, all concerned will give a good, substantial yell for Chuck" Mccarthy, just for luck.