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Evening star., 1941-03-24
BY BILL BONl,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

GREENSBORO, N. c., March "A
II is very easy to picture Byron
Nelson as a professional ball prayer
He'd be the man who, IN tne ue-
Gliding game of the World series
Nth the winning run on base, cam
" would take two called strikes
and nickle the next one INTO Ihe
Ieft-feld bleachers, being TlgIV-
handed hitter. - II.
Tbat,s lust the way he wins ms
roIf tournaments. Somehow COM
r7etition under pressure brings 1ofui
he hest efforts. He never tlgntellS
IN in such spots, but instead WilaiilS
+bo hoU for all he's worth. oo
Because of that he's Wortn ol,-TO -aTo
more today. having won thaI llllIOii
as first prize in the $4,000 Greens
boro open Yesterday. In a perlecl
No1soo setting-the biggest galleIleS
.;rce Bobby Jones time, ana men
sbead and behind him who mlgnl
win-Byron staged a perfect NelSoi'
finish.
Shoots Three Brides in Pinch
Iohnnv Bulla already was IN WIN
go Farther back on the couIo1
were such threats as Ralph Guloanl'
Rem Hogan and Vic Ghezzl IN 1he
same threesome with him was Law
son Little. chopping the back nine
par SO to 81. .,- 4oo
So Nelson stood on the l6th zee
and realized he'd have to get TWO
birdies in three holes to insure
victory. He got brides on all three
for q 276 that was two shots better
than Ghezzi. 4 up on Bulla ana
Ciuldahl and better than Little and
Hogan.
TO prove his point he checked
back over his most important WINS:
A-Last years P. G. A. final
when he was l down with three
to go against Sam Snead and fin
tShed 3-3-3 to win, ! up.
B-The 1889 National Open. Told
he'd need a last-round 68 to win
or tie. he got the 68 and tied. In
the playoff against Craig Wood anc
Denny Shute, he needed a birdie 4
on the breaking last hole tc
tie Wood and carry the playoff an
other day. He got the 4, and neX'
day beat Wood for the title.
C-The 1899 Western Open. Lloyc
Mangrum already was in, and Mel
son had to finish the last four hole
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Triumph in Greensboro Open
Boosts Nelson's Reputation
As Real Golfer in Clutch

I under par to shade him. He
did.
D-The 1888 Augusta Masters. In
the twosome right ahead was Ralph
Guldahl, appearing a likely winner.
On consecutive holes Guldahl took
a 5 and a 6. Nelson, knowing just
what he had to shoot, got a and
8 to make up six shots right there,
and won the tournament by two.
The tournament troupe now will
move on to Asheville, N. c., for
four days there, starting Thursday.
Hogan again will be the defender,
trying to repeat in the last of the
three straight he won a year ago
after having lost the North-South
title to Sam Snead and the Green's
boro to Nelson.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Exhibition Contests
Are of Much Value
To Major Teams
Squads Are Benefited
As Highly PubIleized
Rockies Are Exposed
HERE'S THE EVIDENCE
By JIDSO\ BAILEY.
A sOCIsted Press Sports Writer

There is A fairly common belief
that baSeball's annual spring train
ing Shennanigans are Just a sham
to ballyhOO the new season and that
they serve no useful purpose as far
as actually getting the clubs ready
for competition. The happenings in
the sunshine zone these days, how
ever. show beyond a doubt that the
exhibition games are of great value.
What would happen if all the clubs
started from scratch in the National
and American Leagues next month
instead of getting steam up in the
grapefruit circuit is ludicrOus to
imagine.
For instance the Philadelphia
Athletics, cellar club Of the American
League. might scoot out in front like
they have in the exhibition hllarities
and the pennant-Wlnning Detroit
Tigers might start in the cellar,
where they are at the moment.
Give Line on Prospects.
Already the grapefruit games have
been worth their weight in gate
receipts to the clubs.
They have shown that the Brook
lyn Dodgers aren't as strong as they
thought they were and sent President
Larry MacPhail scurrying westward
to attempt to swing a deal with the
Chicago Cubs for Second Baseman
Billy Herman.
They have exposed the Cubs mad
Russian, Lou Novikoff. as a rival of
Dizzy Dean as a circus sideShoW
with no main tent.
Washington was saved from estab-
fishing George Archie as its regular
first baseman; the myth of Dick
West as possible first-string
catcher for Cincinnati's World
Champions was exploded; the New
York Giants were given an oppor-
tunity to experiment with Hank
Danning in the outfield and to find
out the true condition of Billy
urges; the Yankees had time to
train Joe Gordon in a first base
dance routine: the Cardianls dis
covered Pitcher John GrodziCki.
Ctorli,,pe.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Luisetti Leads, Lubin
Gets Spot on A. A. i.
A|I-America Five
By tie Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER. March 24-FTank Lubin
and Hank Luisetti, stars OF the ma
tional A. A. U. basket ball tourna-
ment finalist teams, headed the all
America team picked by sports
writer's and tournament officials.
Luisetti also was named the
tournaments most valuable player.
First team:
Luisetti San Francisco Olympic Club Club,
forward, and Ralph Gianninni, San Fran
cisco OLYMPIC Club forward; Lubln,
center: Carl Knowles. Hollywood TWentletn
Century guard and Chet Carlisle, Oakland
(Calif) Athens Club. guard.
Second team:
Les O'Gara Hollywood Twentieth Cen
tury and Joe Fortenberry: BarteSvlile
tOEIaD Phillips, forwards; Grady Lewis
Phillips center: Art Mollner, HOLLYWOOD,
and Bill Martin. Phillips. guard.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Fort Wayne Five Seeks
Third Title in Row
Ry the Associated Pres.

bF lDt ASSOCldltu GItSS.
CHICAGO, March 24-Central
Catholic of Fort Wayne. Ind, begins
its bid for a third straight national
Catholic high school basket ball
championship Wednesday night
against Superior, Wis, Catholic High
on the Loyola University floor.
This will be the second game of
the first round in the annua. tour
nament which the Fort Wayne boys
have won the past two years. The
opener pits ST. George of Evanston,
Ill, and Central Catholic of Ham
mOnd, Ind.
First-round games among the 80
entrants continue until midmorning
Friday.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Pointer Captures TriuIs

NEWARK, Del, March "a (PD-
Delaware Frank H, a liver and
white pointer. owned and handled
by DR.. Charles I. Hoch of Whining
ton, Del, captured top honors in
the two-day trials of the Delaware
Gun Dog Club.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Southern U. Busketers
Take Negro Honors

CINCINNATI, March "a tP.-
Southern University of Scotland
vile, La. won the first national
Negro intercollegiate basket ball
championship by defeating North
Carolina State of Durham, 48-42.
Six teams entered the tourney
which was conducted on two-de-
feats-and-out basis.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Hitting May Get Collins
Job With Athletics
By the Associated Press

by lHe ASSOCldJeQ Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, March "a
Eddie Collins, jr., son of the one
time member of Connie Macks
famous 100000 infeld, is bolstering
his bid for regular job with the
Philadelphia Athletics by his good
hitting.
He obtained a double, a single and
a base on balls against Pittsburgh
yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Win, Lose or Draw
CrystoI-Guzer Harris: From BIueqe to Beck
By FRANCIS (. STAN,
Star Staf CorreSpondent-

LEESBURG Fla March &4Stanet Harris throwing
things his due bag and ready the bus Orlando
Beck"
but I a balplayer"
The the Nationals been the
practice February he
spotted the 9eaT-od chubby ughthander Baltimore get
watching
Is a
ago spotted
indicate that Bucky hot
he has always been correct few springs back he
pitcher He'll get away from
me, ne sadbut
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Yunks' SIobbing Proving
0. K. in Dixie Games
Bv the Associated Press


LAKE WALES. Fla. March "a
All winter the New York Yankees
brain truSterS said the only prob
lem in the way of a pennant was
pitching. This problem is looking
less difficult now.
Until the st. Louis Cards scored
two runs in the seventh yesterday,
the Yankee hurlers had worked
Is scoreless innings and Red Ruff
fling, one of the clubs question
marks. worked three of the shutout
frames in his debut against the Red
birds.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Bronn's Daughter Weds

LAS VEGAS, New, March "a (P).
Betty Brann, daughter of w. L.
Brann, wealthy sportsman and
owner of the race horse Challedon,
and Louis Rowan, Los Angeles polo
player, were married here.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Bruzil Soccerists Bow

NEW YORK, March "a (P).-An
al-star soccer team selected from
the Brooklyn Hispanos, st. Mary's
Celtics and New York Americans
defeated an invading eleven from
Botafogo, Brazil, 3 to l.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
RoqeII Becomes Pilot

LANCASTER, Pa, March "a (P,.-
Bill Rogell, former shortstop for
Detroit, who ended his big league
career last year with the Chicago
Cubs, was appointed manager of the
Lancaster Interstate League team.
Evening star., 1941-03-24

IDldIS DU - lD lOldS 81 .
'Batted for Trout in nth
7Batted for Smith IN sixth.
Score BY innings:
Washington 600 34S OOn-15
Detroit 600 OO4 OOO- 8
Runs-Cramer C3). welaj 90. Lewis Gc>,
TRAVIS 90 McCosky YORK Gehringer,
Sullivan. Newsom Errors-Lewls. McNair,
Trout Higgins. Greenberg. Pofahl Runs
ba tied in-MCNaIr, Travis a. Chase.
GehrlHger 90. Campbell. Lewis, Sanford
Early. Archie, Cramer ~, Welaj. Two
base hiJz-,TravIs. Welaj, -Gehringer. Nc
NalT. Three-base hlJ-Cramer Home
rJm-Travls. Double plays-LeVis TO
Sanford. Bloodworth to Potahl to Archie
Left on bases-Washinglo on. 1@: Detroit.
F5rst base on bs!ls.,of Chase, I Of
MacFayden, ;. Struck out-By Chase. {:
by Newsom, >: by Trout: .: by Smith, / !;
by Cook. ] HIts-Of Chase, = in IN
nlngs, of MacFayden. 3 in 4 innings; of
Newsom n : innings. off Trout, . IN >
lnnlnRs: of Smith. in l inning; of Cook,
3 IN , innings. Winning pItcher-Chase.
Losing pltcher-Trout. Umpires-MeSSrs
PlpgraS and Stewart. Time Of game
hours 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
BY GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


CLEARWATER, Fla, March "a
Tanned by the Cuban sun and in
great physical shape, the Brooklyn
Dodgers right now are about the
beSt-looking outfit training IN Flori-
da-a lot better-looking than the
champion Cincinnati Reds.
1t was to be expected that the
MacPhail circus would get a head
start, as it pitched its tent at
Havana early and enjoyed much
warmer weather than its rivals
around here. But it is something
more than that. The Dodgers have
contracted pennant fever in the
worst way, and they almost are
staggering in their confidence.
Paul Waner, staging determined
comeback, is in the best shape he
has been for many a season. He
gained several pounds in Havana
and is powdering the ball He has
clinched the rightfeld spot, and
with Harold RelSer in center and
Joe MedWick in left the club has
an Outfield that commands respect.
Well win it if nothing happens
to us in the way Of serious injuries, .
declares MedWick.
Helmets Help Batters.
"All We need to beat Cincinnati
IS for Luke Hamlin and Hugh Casey
TO have as good seasons as they
did last year" says Coach Chuck
Dresser Whit Wyatt is pitching
better than l ever saw him. That
knee of his is healed completely and
I won't be surprised if he and
Kirby Higbe each wins 20 games.
President Larry MacPhail. deter
mined that there shall be no mishap
like last years "beaning" of Med
wick to spoil his teams chances
at the flag. has made it compulsory
for his men to wear the new pro-
tective helmets at all times, and
there is 500 fine attached.
Il is not really a helmet, but is
only piece Of plastic seWed into
the sides of regular baseball caps,
with Upper attached The plas-
tic is supposed to have the ap-
Evening star., 1941-03-24
Very ENCOURAGING

Totals 80 ." - l3 Totals 81 527 I
'Batted for Trout in fifth
+Batted for Smith IN sixth.
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2 Egga PouitEy. Supplies
Business Service

sl Business Services Rendered
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NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received at the chaseg, Room ss9, state Capitol, Hartford, Conn, until 2:oo P. MY .is:s. :S::s I I'sS'ls'S a'ssos s"' ana 'S'" ''ss s
 Bids shall include furnishing all plant. labor and materials and per- Forming nll work for improving the Sh.nnSi of the salmon Ing dy;, River i,.. through sn Sorms can Do obtained from the office Of tho State Water Commits sion, State Office Building. Harts ford. cenn, after May g. ie4i:
 soshcr VsitHh VWith tho i"' oontract. ana per. be eWNIiinod at tho office of thA Stato Water commission, statS Sfesr S obtsneS ea Snd ueoP eopiGs shssni of lve doiiars for each set. Any bidder. upon returning his set promptly and in good condition, will bo refunded his payment. Each bidder must deposit with his bid a n tho sum of $500, as guarantee that, # his bid Is accepted. the contract will bo duly executed and It's performance properly secured. A performance and payment bond to the contract sRaii bo in an amount not less than 60% of the contract price. No bidder may withdraw his bid until after the contract shall have been awarded.
 The Supervisor of Purchases re; ssryeS the right to reject any and
 SANFORD IT. wApHAMs,
 STATE WATER coMMissfoN. RassfeSS.
 P. M, D.s.T, May .lA 1e4,, Training School; Venetian blinds for vncag on Thames; one airplnno for the Department of Aeronnutics, JrainGrd Field, Hartford; 800 GU. % %sSf'iSSS iSSS tonS s%nd 9f trap as' roas cy for the City of Mlddietown; 1000 tons <" trap. rock for tho Town of Wind- Bort 150o GU. yds. sand for the Town of East Haven; 10000 BM 1t. Pom derosa Pine; three N ton Chevrolet hGs r sp aSe Gsyn sriS sy iss power take off mounted on th ton truck chassis; ail for the State Highway
 syP% s ?: %. P. ST. May 1s, ls.,, ;, to state InstItutlons for the period from July l, 1o41 to SeRtember 30, !s4i; the following for tho state Dump Trucks for Roads side Division; 2-cu. yd. Dump Truck for. Ma m tenance (smnll?; Four Wheel Drive Trucks for Maintenance (largo and Emall); 3.eu. yd. Dump Trucks for Maintenance and Roadglde; Oller ChaEls; tM.4 ton Stake Trucks for Tortasa sp Tracks n'a9f for ns6wsy Sn conro cSaRHpy Pick up Trucks (Chevroiets md FordB)j band instrumentB for South bury Training School.
 specilcatlons and proposals will be furnished by tho Supervisor of PurchAses upon request.
 Tho Supervisor of Purchases re- serves the right to reject my or all bids. Bidders may be present at opening of bids.
 HOWARD c. GElssLER, G.s-it Supervisor of Purchases
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Legal Notices
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT

LIQUOR PERMIT
 NOTICE OF APPRECIATION
 This Is to give. notice that l, Louis Berger, of East Morris Cor. ners, East Morris, Conn.,, have aled with the Liquor Control Commission for Package Beer Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the prem ises, East Norris Corners, East Morris, Conn. Tho business Is owned by Louis Berger, of East Morris Corners, East Morris, Conn, and will be conducted by Louis Berger, of East Morris Corners, East Morris, Conn, as permitted. -
 Dated May 7th, 194i. 5-S-15
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NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OFT APPLICATION

This. D to give notice that I, Francis R. Burns of 1858 Thomas ton. Ave-. Waterbury, Conn, have nled application dated May 8th S0%i,. with Che Liquor Control Conn eliBsion for Restaurant Permit for Che sale of alcoholic liquor on the SFemises,- i661 Thomaston Ave, Wa werbury, Conn. The business Is own. cd by Ronald and Helen Burns, and Ann Carroll, of 1859 Thomaston Ave, Waterbury, Conn.,, and Dorothy Bnx. ton, of Burlington. Conn.,, and will be conducted by Francis R. Burns, et 1858 Thomaston Ave-, waterbury, Cosea., Hg permitted,
 FRANCIS ROBERT BURNS.
 Dated May 9th, i941. B-s-i6
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NOTICE

Two field agents are to be ap- pointed by the Connecticut Prison Association by June lst. The work, in general, consists of assisting pris- oners released from jails in Fair field and New Haven Counties. Be- ginning salary $500. Applicants must be male. not under 35. Closing date May 18th. For information write W. D. Barnes, Room 205, State
 o1tice Building, Hartford. 5-8-lt
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ORDER or NOTICE

ORDER or NOTICE
 STATE of CONNECTICUT NEW HAVEN COUNTY, ss. WATER- FURY. May 7th, A. P, ig4l. said JEANNETTE GRA g sETTE, praying for reasons therein set forth for . divorce and Q change of name, made returnable before the HnTyn HTTsoc ou1.S GSrr a wa,srSury srS Sor S Hew " 4. D. is4i, 1t SI appearing to and be- ing found by the subscribing auth ority that the said defendant has gone to parts unknown; therefore, ORDERED, That notice of the pendeney of said complaint be glv- on by publishing this order in The Evening Democrat, n newspaper printed in said Waterbury, three days Buccessively, commencing on or before the 18th day of May, A, D, is4l, by some proper officer who, with his doings thereon indorsed, 'nA'l' HaFs SnoRan SSs EstqFn, H' FREEMAN,
 Clerk of the Superior Court for
 New Haven County at Waterbury STATE of CONNECTICUT, CoUN- TY of NEW HAVEN, ss. WATER. BURY, May Sth, i94i.
 The above and foregoing is . true and Attested copy of the orig inal ORDER or NOTICE, In my hands for publication, and with my endorsement hereon.
 ALBERT FRANCIS, B.S-St Deputy Sheriff,
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Autonaobiles
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 NEW LOW PRICES l940 Buick Sedan
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NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION

NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 This Is to give notice that I. Ave, Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an application dated May 9th, 1941, with the Liquor Control Commmis- sion for Package Store Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises, 45 John St., Waterbury, Peter Krugells, of 9s0 Highland Ave-, Waterbury, Conn, and Mary Krugelis, of 59 Chambers St., Wa terbury, Conn, and will be conduct ed by Alexander Gedraitis, of "A Holmes Ave, Waterbury, Conn.,, as permittee.
 Dated May 6th, 1941. 5-S-15
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-08
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OE APPLICATION

NUTTCN UF AFPLICATEUN SSan Waterb"ry, S Conn, have filed an ap. I piication dated April 30th, 1041, with the Liquor Control Commission for Q Tavern Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises. 8 Webb St., Waterbury. Conn. The of 2iS Walnut St., Waterbury, Conn. and will be conducted by John Bar b!eri, of 2I3 Walnut St., Waterbury, Conn, as permittee.
 Dated April 30th, 1941. 5-1-S
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Employment
Men Wanted

WANTED-Young man for shipping room. Steady work. State qualifl- cations. Salary expected. Write Box B-09, Waterbury, Democrat.
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Financial
Business Opportunities

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Women Wanted

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YOUNG WOMAN-With 2h -year- old child. Desires housework. Call Woodbury 6405.
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NOTICE

RATIFICATION FOR LICENSE TO CONDUCT PUBLIC PLACE or AMUSEMENT IN AN AMUSEs
 MENT PARK
 The Undersigned has made appli- cation to the Commissioner of State Police under the provisions of Section 229e-2a00 of the General Statutes, for license to manage place of public amusement in an ansusement park daily (including Sunday Located: Lake Quassapaug Park, Town of Middlebury. Descrip- tion of amusements: Custer Cars, Carrousel, Dancing.
 Dated at Hartford this 5th day
 M. J. LEON, Applicant.
 9l East Main St.,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 
 An objection Co the granting of the above referred to lic0@se may be made Co the State Police Depart- meat, lOO Washington St., Hartford, and q public hearing will be held at 100 Washington St., Hartfords on tho Tenth Day of May l94i, at liieo A As D. s. T. t-e-st
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LegoI Notices
NOTICE

JnANNETTn GRAssETTE.
 of Waterbury, ARMAND GFsAssHTTE, formerly of said Waterbury, but now of parts unknown.
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Educational
2A Local and Private Instructors

AT-New England Schools of Prac- tical Training we offer welding and machine shop courses. 1445 South Main St.
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Announcements
Lost and Found

|L0ST-Mans gold waltham wrist
 watch. Sunday evening. Call A-T0e6.
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LOST Bunch of keys between Willow end Robbins Sts, on Mon day, Finder please call S-4027. Re- ward.
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