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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
ThiSSpOrting
 World
Pert Paragraph Of Sport
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

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 apian the title the customers looking for his autograph
 (pronounced wrestler that Jack Freney looked night reading from piece Fren took one long look at the name head with this classic s1. Rs match his supposed him zeeiak gallery them challenge all to the would break them that Broad show which had wres part it, that vanka pretty good three months
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
NELSON RATED MAN TO BEAT IN
 s5,OOO MEET
Keen Play Expected From, Classy Professional
 Field of Golfers
BY HARRY FERGUSON (United Press Sports EAitOr)

Asheviile, N. C., March 27-(uP) Byron Nelson, the former National Open champion who can thread needle with his iron shots, was ths man to beat today as Q fleld of 100 teed of for the third annual Land of the Sky Open golf tournament.
 Fresh from his victory ih the Greensboro Open, Nelson domina. ted the field that included most oj the top pros and the national anna. teur champion, Dick Chapman. Tho distance is 72 holes--i8 holes c day for four days--over the rolling fair. ways of the Biltmore Forest Ooun. try club. Par Is 36.30-71, but the greens gre slick and tricky, and the boys are looking for trouble when the pressure gets heavy.
 Although Nelson is the topheavy favorite, everybody in competition knows that golf and dice are the two most uncertain games, and there will be plenty of competition The field includes Sam Snead; Benny Hogan, leading money win. ner on the winter circuit; Lawson Little, National Open champion; Ralph duldahl, former Open title. holder: Clayton Heather. who makes his home a few miles from here; Vic dhezzie; Dick Metz; Harry Cooper; Jimmy Thompson the longest driver in the game; Paul Runyar, the little wizard with the wood clubs; Jug McSpaden; Jimmy Hines: Jim Terrier, open and amateur champion of Arstra. lia; Martin Pose, Argentine pros fessional; Leonard Dodson and Hor. ton Smith, one of the best putters who ever played the game.
 A last minute hot tip was Tony Manero, who went out yesterday and blazed 8 practice round of B across the first nine.
 Metz won this tournament In 193s and last year Hogan set the tourna- t1ent record with 8 273. It was played over three Asheville courses last season and under winter rules which permitted the improving o1 lies in the fairways.
 This year regular rules will pre- vail and for that reason 1t Is uns likely that Hogans 273 will bS equalled or bettered. 'l
 After the second 1S holes torlor. row the field will be cut to the 1s low professionals and the 15 low amateurs. The survivors will go i0 holes Saturday and 18 more Sun. day. 4 total of 5000 Is at stake with $l,200 going to the winner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
BY HARRY CRIMSON NEA Service Sports Editor

Joe Louis tackles the opposite ex. treme in Tony Musto in St. Louis April g.. :.
 Abe Simon lowered feet 4, weighed 2854 Ia and stood straight
 Louis appeared small in front oi Big Rock of Richmond Hill.
 Mustor, whom Jack Blackburn calls the Little Fat Man, is no more than 6 feet 8 in height scales l9O.
 He fights out of . crouch, but bobs and weaves more naturally than Arturo Godoy and Red Bur- man.
 A busy bloke and tougher than . keg of nails, Tony Musto isn't half bad as opponents of Joe LouiJ 90.
 Warning the Drooklyns to keep an eye on the St. Louis club, Joe Medwick tells the Dodgers the Car. dinals have dropped four straight pennants by experimenting with talent in the spring.
 What makes the Red Birds par ticularly dangerous this trip is that Billy the Kid 5outhworth has already made up his mind.
 E:n route north, the Reds and Red Sox play at Fort Benning, Ga., on Hank Gowdy Field, named after the famous catcher and Cin- cinnati coach who was the first big leaguer to enlist in World War I.
 Dispose, the Flamingo winner, and our Boots, which captured the Belmont Futurity, are co-favorites in winter books for the Kentucky Derby, May 3.
 Walter Marty's Agua Caliente Slate offers to 1 on each. Jimmy Carroll, the St. Louis commissioner, holds the choices at 4.
 Both have Porter's Cap and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
Max Baer Yet To Lose Return Bouts With Conquerors
Special to The Democrat)

New York. March 27.--Max Baer has never been beaten twice by the same opponent. Every time he has been rematched with an ops ponent who had previously defeated him, Max evened the score. One week from tonight, ct Madison Square Garden, Baer faces Lou Nova for the second time. Their first meeting at the Yankee Sta dium 8 year ago last June result- ed in a victory for Nova.
 When Max Baer made his first appearance in New York more than eleven years ago he had Ernie Schaff as his opponent. 6chaff won. Eighteen months later they met again, this time in Chicago and Baer reversed the decision Ii, convincing fashion.
 On May 5, 1881. Johnny Riskc gave Baer Q going-over In Cleve- land. But later in the same year at San Francisco, Cal, Baer squared accounts with Risko. Tn his very next fight hre evened matters with another fighter who had outpointed him earlier. Les Kennedy had gained a cerdict over Baer in 1930 but late in 1881 Kennedy took . trouncing from Baer.
 Fought Farr Twice
 Four years ago Baer travelled over to England where, in his first start, he dropped @ 12-round decision to Tommy Farr. One year later FarT attempted to repeat that victory in a match at Madison Square aGrden in New York but, like Risko, Ken. nedy, Schaaf, he found Baer too touch in the rematch and went down to defeat.
 Now there are two defeats which Baer seeks to avenge. The first is the Nova setback, representing one of thetwo times in his career that Baer was stopped. Tn the 1lth round of that fight, Referee Frank Fullam called 8 halt be- cause of deep gash in Baer's lower lip which was bleeding profusely.
 The second and most important defeat which Baer is determined to avenge is that at the hands of Joe Louis, who knocked Max out in four rounds back in 1885. A victory over Nova one week from tonight may give aBer his second chance against Louis in September, provided Louis does not lose his laurels in the meantime.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
WATERTOWN FISH, GAME CLUB "SPORTS NIGHT"

Watertown, March 27-An elabo- rate Sports Mite" program will be staged at the Watertown high school gym one week from tonight under the auspices of the Water town Fish and Game association. The purpose of the af1air is to raise funds to finance the building of headquarters for the association which has come to be one of the most active of its kind in this sec ton of the state.
 Committees have already been named and President Al Travers is looking forward to a most suc- cessful affair. Earl Couch is chair man of the general Sports Mite" committee while Benny Marcoux is in charge of publicity. The pro. gram will be variety offering and will include the showing of sound movies of sports subjects such as Grantland Rice Sportlights and Yale football films, also music.
 Complete plans for the proposed new clubhouse will be announced by Joseph Neill of the Watertown Mfg. company. Rocco Mara of Oakville will serve as master of ceremonies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
LOCAL OUTFITS SURVIVE BOYS CLUB HOOP MEET
Semi.Finals Friday With St. Joes, Clowns, Tro-
 iar1s and Sacraments

i.tinal competition in the Waterbury, Boys Club basketball tournament has been reached with four Waterbury teams, St. Joseph's Holy Name, Trojans, Blessed sacra. inef1ts and Clowns to shoot 1t out for the championship which will be decided later in the week. As a result of victories last night, ITO. jans and Holy Name meet at 2 p. m. Friday to be followed by the Sacs and Clowns at 8 o'clock.
 St. Joes and the Trojans were convincing winners last night, the Brooklyn entry defeating the Nau- gatuck zephyrs 4s to 34; as the Trojans set back the Volunteers 42 to 30 in an earlier game.
 The Holy Name quintet got of to 0 il to 6 lead in the first 6 min. utes of play and at the end of the half had the Naugatuck team trailing M to 9. Valunas, Anaus. kas and Meyers were outstanding for the Waterbury team in this period of play. The third period found both teams dividing twenty points evenly abong thlne with Ma. han playing most of the basketball for the Zephyrs. In the final quar. ter Mahan, Ryan and Riley bother. cd the St. joe's no end and had the large gallery roofing for photo finish. Neanus played @ beautiful floor game for the St. joe's and basketball fans in this city are 90. ing to hear plenty about this par ticular youngster in the coming years. The final score was 48 to 34 In favor of the Waterbury entry over Naugatuck.
 Slow Start
 The Volunteers experienced Q very poor first half in their game with the Trojans last night and fell behind, 18 to 5, at this time. A field goal by Jim Sullivan was the best the Club team could do In this time. The Vols began to pick up during the third session and with Arts Fisher sparkling the at. tack with three field goals, they were behind % to IA going into the final quarter. Scoring three hoops in a row, the Vols came danger ously close to the experienced Tro. jans in this final period but when the pressure got too great, the three R's, Began, Roach and Rosa, stepped into the picture and com- bined their efforts for enough hoops to salt away the ball game and as- sure them of a semi. final berth. Fisher played best for the losers with the entire Trojan team looking good enough to win the finals as well as this quarter final contest. The scores were:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27

Score at half time: Holy Name S6, Zephyrs 2l. Referee: Lamberti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
Star Golfers |tHot" On Carolina Course
THE SCORE sl!NAI
Joe Louis Tackles Other Extreme in MustO; Watch Cards If They Start Fast = Medwick; Our Boots and Dispose Are Derby Favorites

Curious Coin equal second choice at c, the deflated Whirlaway at 6. The entry of King Cole and BOld Irishman is at 10, but Car. roll Is laying 1S to 1 against At. tention to 10 in the rival book. New World Is 12 in Lower Cali. fornia, IS in St. Louis. Swing and Sway has been backed down from 40 to 20. welcome Pass from 200 te 70 and Shaun c. from 400 to 20 Others range from 20 to 500.
 
 From all walks of life they 60 a.racing.
 But the Loyola Stable, chasing gold in California, offers some. thing brand new in men who pay feed bills. It is owned by Japanese vege. table growers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
Totals

Score at half time: Trojans 18, Volunteers 5. Referee: A. Da. melio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
Stanley Cup Ice
 Play On Tonight
(By United Press)

Stanley cup competition in the National Hockey league resumes on two rinkS today with the Boston Bruins invading Toronto for the fourth game in their best-of-seven series and the Chicago Black Hawks colliding at Detroit with the Red Wings in their best-of- three semi final.
 The Toronto Maple Leafs hold a 2-1 edge over the Bruins while the Wings eliminated the New York Rangers in three games and the Hawks busted the Montreal Cana. diens also in three contests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27

Giving his audienes an oppor. tunity to study the character of 6 ruthless man. Orson Welles' new film vehicle, Citizen Kane" Is reps uted to be one of the most un. usual pictures ever made. Dorothy Comingore and the Mercury Play CTS have the principal supporting roles in the RKO Radio offering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27

Torrinyton, March 27.--The Tor. rington "lsed Wings" hockey team will hold its annual dinner this evening, at Placid Inn, on the Torrington- Thomaston road.
 Joseph Brennan of Waterbury, president of the state hockey ref. erees' association, and Frank Blackadar of Meriden, president of the state amateur hockey asso. citation, wil! be the guest speakers. They will be introduced by W.T. liam J. Donahue, toastmaster. Dancing will be enjoyed following the dinner, music will be provided by the Lehman Brothers orches. tra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
BOYS CLUB BASEBALL
 MEETING TONIGHT

There will be 6 meeting for all aspirants of the Boys Club Varsity and Jr. Varsity basbeall teams to- night in the Boys Club library at 8 o'clock.
 The meeting will be presided over by Felix Longo who has con- sented to coach the teams. Longo, star catcher of the City Amateur league, will in this way get . line on the talent available and is ex- pected to call an indoor practice for battery-men soon. Coach Iongo requests all boys of an intermedi- ate age to attend the meeting.
 John Ward, physical director of the club. has been making plans to have the baseball school this year. It was well attended last season and in view of the many requests has decided to repeat 1t. Local high school coaches and base. ball uotables will be presented and each will speak on . different phrase of the game. Tn addition, the offscial major league baseball picture, "rlay Bsli.' will be shown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27

India has q new war on illiteracy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-27
WATER CLOCK DISPLAYED

Gushing. Okla.-(UPl-Mrs. D. O. Jones of Gushing has on display at her home here a cjepsydra. ono Of the few still in existence. A clep- sydra is q water clock, one of the first time measuring instruments devised by civilized people.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-26
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For Rent


12o NO. WATER ST, UPPER
floor, 60'x60', $25 month. Ware
house 121 No. Water St., 33'x125'.
$50 month, (water front dock
truck and rail facilities). Lenox
G.. Cooper, Dial 1882.
FOR RENT
1905 CASTLE ST, 8 ROOMS.
314 so. nth ST, 6 ROOMS.
sos ANN ST, Z ROOMS.
APARTMENTS
Gil DOCK ST, 5 ROOMS.
GIG DOCK ST, 6 ROOMS. 4
4O5 NO. BIRD ST., 3 ROOMS. 4
113 SO. 9TH ST, 5 ROOMS.
613 GRACE ST, 4 ROOMS.
213h NO. 9Th ST, 5 ROOMS.
WILDER REAL ESTATE AGENCY
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2-Automotive.
2-A-Auto Supplies.
3-Amusements.
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S-Beer.
Robustness Service.
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12-Builders' Supplies.
12A-Building-F. H. A. Loans.
13--Boats.
13-A-Booksellers, stationers.
14-Business Opportunities.
20-Cleaners and Dyers.
s2-Coal, Wood, Fuel OIL.
sS-Dairy Products.
Enhancing.
35-Drugs.
3s-Dry Cleaning. Pressing.
41-Eatables.
42-Eating Places.
43-Feeds.
50-Financial.
51-Florists.
52-For Rent.
52-A-Resorts.
55-For Rent. Apartments
60-For Rent, Rooms.
63-Room and Board.
65-For Rent, Houses.
70-For Sale.
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
80-Houses For Sale.
35-Help Wanted, Male.
90-Help Wanted. Female.
95-Insurance.
100-Instruction.
104-Loans.
105-Lost and Found.
110-Livestock.
111-Miscellaneous.
112-Machinery.
11S-Music.
120-Office Equipment.
121-Office For Rent.
125-Painting. Papering.
127-Printing.
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135-PersonaL.
136-Poultry.
139-Radio and Repairs.
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155-Seeds and Plants.
156-Situations Wanted,
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158-Shoe Repairing.
158-A-Sporting Goods.
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"FASHION-MINDED WOMAN
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friends "Style-Dated" dress,
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80 Radio and Repairs

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2O7 GRACE ST. A GOOD DOWN
town location for Tourist or Board
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Insurance

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HOUSE TRAILER FOR S A L e.
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CASH REGISTE r S, SCALES,
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c. B. S~ternberger, Hobart Sales
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CALL ON FRIEDS WITH GRIEF
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FOR RENT
1908 DOCK ST, 6 ROOMS.
314 SO. 18TH ST, 5 ROOMS.
10 WRIGHTSVILLE AVE,
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213 BROOKWOOD AVE, 8
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1O6 KENWOOD A V E., 5
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APARTMENTS
316 So. 9Th ST, 5 ROOMS.
308 so. 2ND ST. 5 ROOMS.
504 DOCK ST, 5 ROOMS.
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Loans
Lost and Found

L~OST-SMALL BROWN LEATHE2
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GUARANTEED GOODRICH BAT
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Household Goods
7 +

SHAW PIANO AND M U S 1 c
bench for sale. In good condl-
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EXPERIENCED RADIO SERVICE
man. Good proposition right man.
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70 For Sale

FOR PERFECT SATISFACTION
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1907.
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KARPEN LIVING ROOM SUITE.
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For Rent, Rooms

NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM
in private home, adjoining bath,
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professional

SPENCER CoRsETs AND ,a w
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sEE us FOR COMPLETE PLANS
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3 ~. AND GAY BED.
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Poultry

STARTED CHICKS, w.
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Builders Supplies

IT PAYS TO REMODEL YOUR
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For Sale
GOOD COOKIE MERCURY TIRE
and wheel. Strawn and Fennell
Amoco Service Station.

COMET MODEL AIRPLANES AND
Model Ships. Also gas powered
models. Gregg Bros. Hdwe. Front
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