The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-13
St. Thomas Holy Name Sportographs

Dennis "Crooner' Hickey. owner of that automobile that will in all probability will be eligible to vote in the f Ill elections is seriously consid- ering joining Jimmie Lynch's dare devil drivers this coming summer when this troupe performs at the various fairs and carnivals along the Eastern seaboard coast.
 After witnessing the marvellous acts of magician wizardy at the Chase banquet last Saturday even- ing, Clarence "Ace" Hamilton has decided to go in for magic in big way. So far the Ace" is doing very well because the other evening at the club rooms he borrowed & quar- ter from Martin Cream and till the present time no-one knows where the piece of silver has disappeared to.
 Eddie Coughlin is of the opinion that the Notre Dame authorities have selected their football coach for next season but are withholding the announcement of his name pending teh outcome of his creen test with major movie firm
 It is not generally known whether or not Pen" McDonough was ever a baseball player but what with the manner that he has been finding that banquet plate the last several weeks he should have been quite a pitcher. Eight banquets in five weeks is the enviable record that Pen has compiled for himself. Some eating. eh?
 The Senior Holy Name Basketball team takes another bow in big time basketball this evening at Webster school at o'clock when they stack up against the Litchfield Cowboys in what should be one of the major attractions this season. Father Donnelly has completed arrange ments to handle a capacity crowd so we would suggest that you be on hand early for good seat.
 Tn a sotto voice to Jack Hanlon, manager of the basketball quintet: Why don't you try and book the St. Charles Five of Bridgeport?
 Bobby Red" ByrneS has been walking three and four miles a day preparing for his trek south with Uncle Sam's infantry. A witness to this fact was Jimmie Officer who went out with Red" for the three mile hike Tuesday. Officer also iwt- messed yesterdays workout but this time from behind the wheel of his Studebaker.
 John Smith, veteran angler, crib- bage player, and story teller extra ordinary, plans to take in the Sportsmen's show at the Grand Central Palace next week.
 Freddie Rappelt was very disap- pointed over the verdict that made Billie Soose the winner over Ernie Vigh in their bout last week in New York but hopes that Vigh will be Aeturned the winner in the return match in the month of March. h. cidentally Father John Culliton picked Vigh to win this bout also and thereby added another wrong second guess" to his rapidly growing list of expert selections"
 Speaking of Father Culliton as we were e paragraph before 1t might be well to mention the fact that Father has been appointed coach of the "oldtimers" for their annual game with the Holy Name club and even if they don't learn much about basketball plays they no doubt will become very efficient in the art oi debating. So to the Holy Name team it might be well to warn them not to let the 'oldtimers" talk them out of the game.
 Bobby Blacker. present director of athletics at the club also an' nounced exclusively through thii column the following personnel tt assist Father Culllton in his coach ing duties: assistant coach, Chris Hanley; cheer leader. Timnie Shea trainer, Clarence Ace" Hamilton timer. James 0rout; scorer. Eddie conghlin; water boy, Charlie Kol. Ter.
 TImmie Shea. captain oi the set- back team that bears his name. roc covered from tho grippe long enough e ien6 his team to victory