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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
Cake Sale Sponsored
 By Jeuish Auxiliary

The Auxiliary of the D. L, Fan- nick Post, Jewish Legion, will spon- sor Q cake sale on Thursday at Howland-Hughes Company. The members are requested to bring their donations directly to the store. The proceeds will be donated to the veterans at Newington hospital.
 A meeting of the Auxiliary will be held on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the American Legion home on Holmes avenue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Monday Afternoon Club under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were north-south, Mrs. George Goggin, Mrs. Norman Ca. bles, 104; Mrs. Eugene Doherty, Mrs William Petitjean, 101 1-2; west, Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. Law renee Ryan, 99 1-2; Mrs. James Abercrombie, Mrs. William Meyers, 96;
 The official standing Is: Mrs, Moelller, Mrs. Petitjean, 485 1-2; Mrs. Shea, Mrs. Phillips, 481 1-2; Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Conlong, 478 1-2; Mrs. Abercrombie, Mrs. Meyers 472 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
KrN's DAUGHTERS

Hostesses for the memorial ser- vice at Bunker Hill church this even- ing will be Mrs. Relph Webb, Mrs Alan F'airbank, Mrs. Hiram Kill bourn and Mrs. Walter Matthews. The service will be for Mrs. Gay Tor whitney who was an ticev mem- Der of the group. A business meet ing will follows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
Engagements
OUELLETTE-THOMAs

Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Alyce Madeleine Thomas, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Thomas of Beecher avenue to Arthur Louis Ouellette, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs, Arthur L. Ouellette of Edson ave- nue.
 No date has been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
Waterbury Artists
 Display Works Today

Waterbury artists will exhibit their paintings at the galleries of the Mattatuck Historical Society to- day through March 23. This is the twelfth annual exhibition to be Waterbury Junior League.
 The public may view the works on Sundays and Mondays from two to five o'clock and on other days from ten until five o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
CORNELL BRIDGE

Scorers in the Monday evening play under the direction of Mrs. J, 0. Moriarty were: North-south, Mrs. John Panalitis, Mrs. Robert Treat, 53; Miss Lucy Hanlon, Mrs. Pa nausch, 52; east-west, Miss Kathleen Miss Betty Mccarthy, 60h; 1; Charles Byron, Miss Catherine Col lins, 51.
 The official standing is: Mrs. Panalitis, Mrs. Treat 243; MT. Bly, ron, Miss Collins PAP; Miss Sulli- van, Miss Mccarthy 23l; Mrs. Deadly, Mrs. McNulty 230
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
MOTHERS, GUILD

St. Johns Episcopal Mothers Guild will hold card party and food sale tomorrow afternoon at the duild hall. Dessert will be served at 1:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
Weddings
GRIFFIN-LEE

GRIFFIN-LEE
 Mrs. Harriet Lee of Magill street announces the marriage of her daughter, Katherine Byars Lee, to Michael Griffin, son of Mrs. Mary Griffin of Baldwin street.
 The wedding was performed on February 25 at Seymour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

gains a tempo, since West now can lead either a trump to forestall ruffs, or a diamond to knock out the ace, but he cannot do both.
 The play. however, took a differ ent turn. West cashed the ace O. hearts. then led his singleton club. East took his ace of clubs and led a second round of West to ruff. That was all for the defense, de- clarer making three-odd. Oi course. the club ruff cost dcclarer nothing since West held a natural trump trick anyway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

Mrs. Rose Derouin is at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Blackburn of Piedmont street where she is recuperating from & recent illness.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

MT. and Mrs. Clarence Budd have taken up their residence on Rose street. Mrs. Budyd Is the former Mary M. Cronan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
Personal

MT. and Mrs. Samuel Block of Al Ives street, this city, announce the birth of daughter on March 8 at the Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Block was the former Ann Dickstein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
.StorCk lakes
Rap at Ldyden
As He Quits

DAYTON, O.. April 5.-Charg-
ing that Elmer Layden is ''unquali-
lied" to execute the administrative
duties of the National Professional
Football League. Carl Storck. who
resigned yesterday as president of
the circuit. aSsailed the former
Notre Dame coach in an exclusive
Interview with the Dayton Herald.
Storck asserted that Layeen was
Through at Notre Dame before
being steam-rollered into the posi-
tion" of National League eem-
missioner. The retiring league
president said that he had been
notified two days ago by other
officials of the organization that
all future orders would come from
Layden."
Take orders from Laydenw
Storck stormed. TN never take
orders from any man whom 1 do
not respect" the Herald quoted
him, "and 1 certainly do not re-
spect Elmer Layden or the job
they created for him"
Whether Layden would succeed
Storck as league president oil
assume the duties of commissioner
remained undetermined by the cir.
cults annual meeting at Chicago
The newspaper further quoted
Storck as follows:
Hayden was steamrollered
into the job when George Halas,
owner of the Chicago Bears, and
Arch Ward, Chicago Tribune
sports editor, saw an opportunity
to put IL across.
81 am convinced Layden Is not
qualified TO handle the job due
mostly to the fact that he lacks
administrative experience in pro-
fessional sports"
The Herald stated that Storcl
said he had "unimpeachable infor
nation" that Layden would hav'
been discharged at Notre Dam,
had he not resigned.
CHICAGO, April SIMS
Elmer Layden, the National Foot
ball Leagues new commissioner
today characterized as too sill.
to deny" the statement of Car
Storck that Layden was through
as coach at Notre Dame before HI
was given the S20,000-a-year jol
with professional football.
Layden said of Storck's charges
as contained in the interview:
They are all very silly, too
silly to deny. 1 am not going to
enter into an antagonistic con-
troversy. 1t wouldn't do the
game any good and II would be
absurd in any event"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Baumbdth -ThdII
Duo TriumphS
International N.w. S.r,Ic. wiz,

NEW YORK. April 5.-Mary
Baumbach Of South Bend teamed
with Leah Thall Of Columbus last
night to win the women's doubles
championship Of the National
Table Tennis tournament. defeat
ing Mrs Magda Hazi, former
world champion from Hungary.
and Henrietta Wright Of Phila-
delphia, Pills, 1921, Pills. 11-2l,
23-2L
Carl Manley OF Chicago won
the boys title with a five-set VIC
tory over Allan Levy Of ST. Louis.
The score was 1921. Pills. 1928,
21-13. 22-2O.
The veterans champion s h p
went to Lloyd Shepardson Of New
ton Centre, Mass. who eliminated
AL Nachsin of Philadelphia. 22-20
Pills, 21-19. Ben Dattel of New
York was victor in the consolation
round of this division He defeated
John Tatom of Omaha, 21-18
2l-19. 21-17.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Navy Out
OF Rowing
Classic
International 20. ser.ies VI,

ANNAPOLIS, Md. April s.
Navy is Withdrawing from the an
nual Poughkeepsie classic on the
Hudson, June IS. it was announced
today by Capt. T. Starr King, di-
rector of athletics. This action is
taken because Of the curtailed aca-
demic course under the national
defense program.
King said that navy crews, how
ever will engage in three contests
on the Severn River, including the
Adams Cup regatta. May IT, The
varsity and Jsyvee Fights also will
compete with Princeton on Lake
Carnegie, April 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Beverly Hills
Takes Title

Beverly Hills carried off top
honors in both the team and
individual golf competitions which
closed the NJ. G. A. indoor season
last night at Grandwood.
While its team was edging out
Hillcrest and Idyl-Wyld by a
single point, Tex Ellison, men,
Der of its team, won the 72-hole
medal play championship.
Beverly Hills last night defeated
Highland Park, Sd. while Hill
crest was winning from Idyl-Wyld,
711-4h7.
In the playoff at nine holes for
second place, Hillcrest won when
Don Wilbur dropped long putt
on the final green.
Highland Park finished fourth
and Birch Hill fifth.
Beverly Hills won 10 matches,
lost one and tied one. while both
Hillcrest and Idyl-Wyld won 10
and lost two.
In the individual competition,
Jimmy johnson was second with
$50 to ElliSon's 152. Henry Leland
of HillcreSt took third with l57.
followed by Chef Tompor Of Birch
Hill, who had 1853.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Suspend Gunndr
Writer Asks
International New. serv,e. win.

CHICAGO, April Edward w.
Cochrane, noted sports authority
and sports editor Of the Chicago
Herald American, stated in the
newspaper today that Gunnar Bar
lund should be suspended from
boxing in Illinois for his refusal
to continue after the seventh
round against Billy Conn last
night.
Barlund quit cold" despite a
physicians verdict that ne ~as-fff
a condition 10 continue, the article
stated, and continued:
"Any one who saw the bout
could not understand how Bar
lund could have done enough In
the seven rounds that he Rugged
and msuled with Conn, TO put
him In such a condition that ne
had TO quit. He has been cut
much worse before and con-
tinued.
"BarIund was marked when he
entered the ring and wasn't
marked much worse when he
left It."
CoChrane added that obviously
Lou Nova Is the man 10 fight Joe
Louis for the heavyweight cham
pionship in New York next June.
Conn showed nothing in the Bar
lund bout to convince even the
most gullible that he is a worthy
challenger for the heavyweight
crown -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Amateur eager!
Play Tonight

Rushing through their playoffs,
Detroit Basketball Association
quintets are scheduled tonight at
Holy Redeemer gym. The sur
vivors will tangle in the semifnals
tomorrow night.
In Triple A contests. Jaglowicz
Giants will take on Sans at 8
o'clock and Auto Club meets
Harry Suffrin an hour later. Jag
Iowicz and Suffrin are HHdefeated
in the two-game knockout series.
Langschied faces Winston at s
p. m. and Jaglowicz Aces play
Ditzler at Z p. m. in Class A
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Girl
Queen Of Table Tennis

NEW YORK, April SINS
Louis Pagliaro of New York and
Miss Sally Green of indianapolis
today continued their respective
reigns as king and queen of the
nations table tennis players.
Pagliaro retained his title in the
mems singles division by defeat
ing Ed Primer Of New York, 81
10, PILL, 22-20, last night in the
finals of the three-day national
tournament. Miss Green chung to
her crown by eliminating Miss
Helen Germaine of New York. 21-
Is. Pill, 21-9, in the finals of the
women's singles play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
On Time Schedule
Red Run VIII Assign Shooting Times for Contestants
in Imitation Skeet Meet, April II
BY DON GILLIES

When the third annual Red Run
Invitation Skeet Shoot is held at
that club Saturday, April II, 100
skeeteFs are going TO line up,
like they do in golf-on a time
schedule. Jay McMullen, general
chairman. tried this plan out last
year and found it satisfactory.
According to McMullen the 100
entry mark soon will be reached.
After that the entries will be
closed.
The program is an unregistered
50-target affair with six classes.
Each class has a name starting
with Sharpshooters down to the
Dubs. Prizes worth $500 will be
awarded in all classes.
Last year the Dubs humbled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

many of the stars and ran away
with the largest share of prizes.
Entered in the shoot so far are
Don Sperry, Henry B. Joy Jrr
Carl and Jim futile, Bunky Knud-
sen. John McManus, Marvin Heidi
and Cliff Sparks.
Assisting McMullen is Herman
Gabelman. in charge of gun club
activities; Hal Riley, handicap
chairman; John Andrews. chief
receptIoniSt: Doc Bates and Ed
Mead, in charge of prizes; Kirk
Patrick. cashier. and Earl Feitz.
assistant cashier.
The shoot will start ats a. m.
Lunch will be served from II a. m.
to 3 p. m The club will furnish
transportation to and from the
Skeet field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
JungdIeers Near
Track Title

Southeastern High will be
favored to win its first Metro
politan League indoor track cham
pionship when the finals are held
at 1880 tonight in the Central High
gym.
The Jungaleers topped all quail
fiers for the finals with nine in
dividuals and a relay team. Only
Central and Hamtramck are given
slight chances to upset the East
Side titleholders.
Southeastern's hopes for firsts
rest on John Hagel, who tied the
30-yard high hurdles record in the
semifinals. and its relay quartet.
which turned in the best qualifying
time,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Tiger Box Score

Totals % s24 10 Totals 81 . II II
sBatted for Uhis IN seventh
Rated for Leonard In seventh.
DETROIT o20 600 900
washington 600 COS 1Oz-f
Runs-Gehringer. York. Cramer. chap
man. Travis, Bloodvorth 2, Archie. Terrell.
Errors-Barteu. Gehringer Runs batted In
York Franklin. Travis. Leonard, Terrell
2. Lewis 2 CFAmer. TwU-raFe hfts-statff-
back. York, Bsrteli. Cramer. Three-oass
hit-4- Blood worth. Home run-Travis. stolen
bass-Chaprnan. Double plays-Bartell 10
iGehrfnEer to York. IssTt on base-DerOlt
4. Warrington 2. Base on balls-on Uhle
8. off Leonard I. off Trout ]. Struck out
BY Uhls 4 BY Leonard !. by Trout 1.
by Dean / Hits-Off Uhls 8 in innings.
Off Trout 1 IN ? innings off Leonard 5 In
innings. or Dean 1 IN innings. Wild
plfehe Leonard. Uhle 2. Winning pitcher
--i-4AEard-- Losing pitcher-Uhlel Umpire'
I-PasssreIla, Stewart and Bari. Time IS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

National AAU meet mere mas Won
eight National team champion
ships.
He won his first team title In
1926 beating the then famous Hi
noiS Athletic Club team headed by
Johnny WeisSmuller. Brauninger
was coach OF the Cincinnati "
team and had only four boys,
Walter Laufer. Harry CLANCY, Rus
sell Webb and Lou Rutledge. That
was the meet in which Weiss
muller vas bothered b. heart
trouble
In the National Collegiate cham
piOnships At East Lansing last
week. Johnny Patten, Michigan
sophomore. placed fourth in the
finals Of the 30, climbed out of
the pool and complained that he
hadn't tired himself
IN Yesterdays trial in the go
here he made his fastest time OF
the year won in 2:l1S. He was
tired after this. But he scared
Otto Jaretzxza
That guy swims like q mad
man.. SAID the Chicago swim
mer who then dived into the
tank and won his heat in 2.l1.3.
He. too. vas tired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
COUNT ON MEL HILL

One of the major reasons is the
sudden discovery that Mel Hill is
whale of center. II was the
play of Hill that saved Bruins in
the Leafs series and he may be
the key to this one.
Hill is ccntering the Cowley
line nanked by WiSeman and
Conacher This move has enabled
Art jackson to return 10 his own
line with Herb Cain and Terry
Reardon. With this line intact
and the "Kraut' line okay. Bruins
are in good shape up front. Jack
Crawford and Des Smith Of the
Bruins defense are a bit below par
but both figure to be ready
Sunday.
And BrimSck-the Bostoniahs
tell you frankie did some amazing
goaltending in the Toronto series.
They'll tell you he too helps give
Boston a good margin.
The Wings. however aren't
whipped because they're out
claSsed on paper.
I'VE went into one of those
series before" said Sid Abel
today. ado you remember
club called the New York
Rangers"
A short workout at Boston
Garden today tuned Detroit for
the first game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Awarded to Stanton

DURHAM. n. c, April s.
(INS)-PreSident w. G. Bramham
OF the National Association Of
Minor Professional Baseb ] ]
Leagues, today awarded shortstop
Henry Loman TO the Stanton club
OF the Virginia League. The player
was also claimed by Harrisonburg
Of the same circuit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Greater Detroit
PinLedgueM May
ExterdCdrd

With various postponcmsnts
holding up completion of the
schedule, Greater Detroit League
considers today 4 possible TX eftsftsff
of one week beyond The closing
date Anil IL. American Rowing
Congress commitments cut INTO me
regular program last night for the
second consecutive week
Gasket rolled high total al 1913
in taking two from Chene-Tromhly'
1853. but Joe Padlus OF CT Shone
among the individuals with 692-
His 1888 start was trimmed with a
254 middle and 255 finish. The
IS stood for best one game per-
Torrance. Mike Tesla and Joe
Green were under 500. produc-
ton that offset the Paulus labors.
TWO ABsENTEES
Norton bumped Stroh thrice,
1851 to 26Ae. Walter Reppenhagen
was high for Stroh at go His
basket held a 24S. Phil Bauman
was below 500 and Joe Norris
under $50. Fred Wolf was missing
from the Stroh lineup likewise
Cass Grygier. Arthur Klein pinched
out 2l6-214 in 623 and Angelo
Damcio had a PIG in COS for Nor
ton.
Cass Schlaffs $50 was high in
the course of Norge winning three
from Oldbru. 1887 10 1868. Oven
King held TWO over Campbell
Ewald. 2S41 to 1859. Paul Thurkow
and Ted Thornton were top for
both teams at CPL and Oh re-
spectively on the Oven King side.
PEARCE DOES 664
Walter Pearce threw in 664 for
Detroit Recreation as his team
grabbed two from Paris. 1904 10
1888. Pearce was second high for
individual score. one game, and
his team runnerup for high three.
Walter crayoned 242-207-215.
Goebel still has slight chance
TO beat out Ekhardt and Becker
which has played six games less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Boston Plans Party
Beontoton Puck Fans Regard Red Wings Soft Touch
But Adams Men Haze Other Ideas
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

BOSTON. April 5.-They didn't
hang any lanterns in the belfry
of the Old North Church here
last night to warn the Boston
countryside that the Red Wings
were coming-and TO arms! TO
arnS
No. indeed, the burghers OF
Boston aren't the least bit alarmed
over the arrival of the Red Wings
and their threat to the Stanley
Cup chances of the mighty Bruins
in the world championship series
that OppnS here tomorrow
As a matter of fact, some OF
the hockey minded citizens made
il their business to greet the
Wings on their arrival and inform
them with friendly backslapS. even
for James tBiue Murder) Orlando,
that Boston confidence in the,
Bruins was so great the Boston
club has been established a ga TO
/ favorite TO whip Detroit in the
best -four-of -seVen-SerieS. Further
more, the odds are 100 TO dor
better than to l. that Boston
will thump the Wings IN the
opener tomorrow night.
This turn of events might have
been expected because the Wings
have not beaten Boston this year.
They've lost three and tied five
games with Art Ross team.
Jack Adams is pleased-so are
the Wings-that they are such
pronounced long shots. You can't
call 2is to / a long price in a
horse race with big field, bur
when it's in a hockey game its
like saying one team doesn't be-
long on the ice with the other.
Wings hope Bruins feel the same
way as the price makers.
Art Ross, the Boston manager,
is one. however. who says the odds
are daffy. He insists that the
Wings with their added rest will
he tough on that count alone. Not
only that but they really possess
the ability to win this series with
an aggressive. courageous club and
some of hockey's best players
including left wing sgd Howe and
goalie Johnny Mowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Open for TrYouts

Girls wishing tryouts with the
Keely Sign team Of Ferndale.
playing in the State Inter City
League, report at the Community
Center. 434 West Nine-Mile- road.
Tuesday. April s, at 1870 p. m,
for the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

heat Of the 220-yard breast stroke
event in the National AAU cham
pfonship here and didn't make the
finals.
But Charles Spangler Ohio
State freshman, with clockine
OF 2:49.3. did.
This all came about because Of
rather archaic AAU rule which
places all heat winners in the
finals. In collegiate competition
only fastest time counts. Spangler
had won his heat
Hayes was fourth in his which
turned out to be the fastest OF the
three trials Jimmy Counsilman Of
st. Louis, virtually unknown won
in 2:43.2 which bested even the
time Of the well-known Jimmy
Skinner Of Michigan who had
taken his test in 2 Al
THE rule should be changed"
said Ed Kennedy who has been
coaching al Columbia for 80
years, "Only time. not place
should count as in the AAU.
f-fu tbs old days officials eesiia
seed the swimmers properly be-
cause they knew who the fast
boys were. Now, with good
swimmers coming from every
part Of the country this is no
longer possible"
Srauirv Fratfrfrfef= eezek- 81 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
LEAF SERIES MAY TELL

And Ross doesn't forget 10 add
Just, what the Red Wings are
thinking. too-that the Bruins
have Just finished a. murderous
seven.game series with Toronto
which hasn't popped them up
There may be a tendency for the
players to feel they're in.
There's one chance in a hundred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

Brsuninger will accompany Ton
Haynie Of The Detroit Athletic
Club and two Of his boys Jaretz
and -Acolph Keller. 10 Honolulu
Immediately after the AAU meet
ends here.