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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
$1,000 Open
Gets Under Way

CHICAGO. Sept. 8 Some 200
golfers representing one of the
finest fields ever assembled were
ready today 10 start in pursuit of
the gold and glory offered in the
$1,000 Tam O'Shanter Open Coli
tournament.
Championship play begins TO-
morrow with an l8-hole round
and will continue with another
rs holes daily through Sunday.
Because Of the $1,000 prize
money golfdom'S richest purse
the tourney has drawn an entry
list comparable with the most ex-
acting who's who of golf. Tx
cept for the So who qualified in
"A special medal play round yes
terday the players consisted of
that exclusive golf set which has
distinguished itself IN all the
other MAJOR tournaments Of the
year
Heading tho parade Of tho big
names were those Of National
Open champion. Craig Wood
PEA king We Ghezl.. leading
money winner. Ben Hogan; Byron
Nelson Of Toicdo. O Sammy
Snead Of Hot Springs Va CLAY
ton Haefner Of Llnville. y. c.
Herman Scharlan III BInoming-
ton. III topped yesterday quail
hcrs with a 80, three under par,
and won 500 along with tho
medal Next was Henry Kaiser
of Racine. vs. with 70 -Four
players had lis Edhic Williams.
Chicago. Frank CommlSo. Roch-
ester. y Y; Tommy Wright Chi
cago, and Al Favell Highland
Park H. Chuck kocsIs of De
iroLt had Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
BY BOB CONSIDINE
international News Service sports Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 3-You spell it football.
It's game, and sometimes it's a sport 1t makes a
sound like whooomph plus the blowing of whistles the shoot
ing Of cap pistols and songs about alma mater.
It's here again. 1t little earlier each
until it's like robin arriving Christmas. Blu,
when it comes il with fearful lot Of sock About
100000 the Bears beat the ASsfs Chicago the other
night About 10000 the Giants Green Bay. About
10000 will those Giants play the Eastern AStars
tonight in the Polo Grounds And about 1000 will up
September at Ebbets Field the Dodgers the football
Dodgers, play exhibition against the Bears
Among the colleges, the football still
last week in September the October But the pros
encroach little the each year which
certainly their privilege The merry mercenaries couldn't
do it, of the baseball owners didn't secretly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Women Inn Golf
Departure of Jefries Main Topic at Weekly District
Mrs. Russell Mann Joins Association
By MARGARET RUSSELL

name-Sake, il rumors and reports
are right
According 10 no less an authority
than Mrs. Donald Weiss present
state champion. Mrs Mann. If
she continues the way she has
started, VIII prove troublesome TO
no end Of players.
Recently they held the qualify
ing trials for the championship
at Flint Country Club and Mrs.
Mann copied second place with So
10 head the lower bracket and
have a fine chance Of playing Mrs
Weiss IN the finals Mrs
Mann hits a long ball and with a
little Improvement on her short
game should be good
A. this point il looks as though
Nichigans standard IN the
Womcns National golf champion
ship viii be- upheld by Mary
Agnes Wall Of Ncnomincc and
Mrs. +. q. Mclaughlin of West
orr. 49,. These arc the only TWO
10 definitely Indicate their lnten-
tion 10 play in tho event at
Country Club. BrooklInc, Mass
starting Monday
Mrs Mclaughlin is already
there and Mary Agnes VIII leave
/ IN a day or so. 49,. Mrs Weiss
was all set 10 go, but had 10
change her plans. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Coast Gridders
In Star Game

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49,,
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f,orn on c,s,e vr,ll s,art'.,,, a
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tho lIc.t pros uboSo go, u,,II b,
kcnnv yYasbinrton former I. &
7 A b.Irh,rL po,b ontt,s 49,
been coacbod p, PAM Srbi,slor
and sooner ar later tho nIa,crs
49, 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
.Putter Gives
Mrs. Weiss 7th
District Victory
Finishes Stroke Ahead
of Field Which is Cut
Due to Long Holiday

What with getting Junior and
Mary decked out for school and
unpacking after the long Labor
Day holiday, Mother was TOO busy
to play in the weekly womens
district and as a result one of the
smallest fields of the year COM
petcd AZ MeadowbroOk
Only 81 women took part as
against the usual entry of 100 or
more Only 10 teed Off IN the
championship flight
Mrs. Don Weiss added her
seventh weekly prize 10 her list by
finishing one stroke ahead Of Mar
garet Russell and Marjorie Row.
a three on the tenth hole gave
Mrs Weiss her lead and she kept
II by sinking a long putt on the
eighteenth
Mrs Weiss had an 81 Although
the green's were lightning fast.
Mrs Weiss found them most ac-
ceptable and she sank several long
puts. Miss Row had 10 puts
going out and then changed put
tiers, borrowing her dads. and
while she was much better coming
home she couldn't catch the
laaJat-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

Main topic ~ conN erSation IN
Tho weekly meeting Of the
Womcn'S District Golf Association
yesterday Al McadoVnrook was
the departure OF Mrs. + j.
Jc0ucS Jr and her husband, the
.mayor for Santiago. Chile 49,.
This is ono OF the FIRST Tues
days in years that Mrs Jefries
has m S>cd a District Day.
Several Of nor friends were At
TIC airport when they departed Al
7.lj 20 bid them "a good trip
Mrs Russell Mann has joined
the Womcn.s District . Only
its not Mrs. Russell Mann OF
Omaha Sch. winner OF tho Trans
mississippi and western Closed
championships but Mis- Mann OF
Flint This woman is likely
TO provr as fine = PLAYER as her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Dykes Fined $50
For Umpire Trouble

CHICAGO, Sept s. 0NS)-
That old umpire batter. Manager
Jimmy Dykes of the White Son.
was out $50 today for his latest in
dulgence in his favorite sport The
$50 was slapped as a fine on Dykes
by American League President
VIII Harridge. who found the Chi
cago pilot guilty Of having delayed
the game while addressing "abu-
Sive language 70 Umpire Cal Hub.
bard last week AT ST Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Louis, Nova Sign
Papers Friday

NEW YORK. Sept ; ms -
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
and challenger Lou Nova. who
tangle September 29 al the Polo
Grounds. had notification from the
New York boxing commission
today that they must appear 10
sign official contracts and undergo
p h y c a examination FRIDAY
Louis is scheduled 10 reach New
York Friday morning, and begin
pre-battle work al Greenwood
Lakes. y Y following the com
mission pow-wow. He has beer
working out AZ training camp
near his Detroil farm. Nova has
been conditioning at Pompton
Lakes. \. !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Lives DUN Life

But Lou. who isn't nearly As
goofy' as his publicity men would
have you believe. lived his life the
way he thought best.
His is a clean simple most rig
orouS life lie said he sometimes
wondered If wholesome living
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Ritter S Ladies Loop
To Meet Thursday

Ritter's Recreation Thursday
afternoon Ladies House Bowling
League will hold meeting tomor-
row AT s p. m. For information
call Mrs. Helen Burke at MU.
l4S7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
NOVA KAYO CHANCES HIGH
He's Karin for His 90 With Louis

country Of northern Maine Lou
Nova VISITED here on route to his
training quarters IN New York
II feel wonderful. he said
"Nhat fight IL should be-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Coxswain Culture

Ky Ebright CALIFORNIA; crew
coach, is conducting classes in
voice culture for his coXswainS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

would bring back his health II
did. You should sec the lad
Tanned by the sun after SlN
weeks light training in the Jake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Seek 1886 Team

Wurm'S Recreation has a league
opening for an SS5 team Those
interested should call PI. 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Harness Recin q
At Fair Grounds

FIRST Purse $500 , % pace one mile
heats First FIVE In f-s' and second bsst.
qualifying run in third heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Was All Through

lie gave the impression that hC
he could SEQ 10. too III,
blue eyes danced with excitement
Gee, just think. a year ago
was all through. Today. I'm the
number one challenger for the
heavyweight title.
Think Of it, Lou cnthuSed.
"the two hardest hitters In the
business fighting IL out for the
big prize. Please don't think
I'm too cocky. hut I'm faster
than Joe and when tag him
with that 'cosmic punch well
did YOU see what II did 10 Man
Bacr ."
= Lou pranCed around his hotc
room here seized lIertha Lou. hi
2S-month-old daughter and Swunl
her on high
"Nippee. Louicecc. Wiped
Hortha
"Nippee," echoed Lou.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
NATTER or TIME

Miss Scott battlcd CALAMITY
after that. Won TWO games IN that
set and carried tho second set into
deuCed figures hui - was always
lust matter Of time The last
rally. however. left the crowd
limp The ball sailed back and
forth over tho net At least %
times before Miss Jacobs put away
first class eperhead smash 70
beat the No. seeded foreign
PLAYER
Parker and Ted Schroeder led
the way into the mems quarter
finals Parker beat AtlantaS Billy
Gillespie. ST.. 81, 6-3. IS in a
match which Gillespie kept from
being a bore by hitting Inc hall
with all his strength That was
luSt about wha, Parker wanted
Frankie patied the hall back. and
kept II IN play until the tornado
on the other side Of the court
wore itself out
Schroeder. an improved player
had 10 he AZ his best 10 put OH,
the home town boy Charles Matt
mann. IN straight sets, 81. 10
So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03

Championship flight Low gross Mrs
Don Weiss So Margaret Russell SIS Low
net Marjorie Row s5-4-si, Mrs, H. V.
Brown e2-i9-s2
FtrE-- ftfTht-tgow gross+-Mf s-p-E
Dalzell 90 Mrs A n Scott Is. Low nett
Mrs n V Snyder es-i6-7e Josephine
LANCE 9s-i5 So
Kennsrd 90 Mrs r. r Shinsky iO2 Low
net. Mrs. r. n Skiilman i02-22-s3,
Mrs r A. Guckian lO7-24-s3
Third flght-Low gross Mrs T. p.
Brown l03 Gladys Wright lOi Low net:
Mrs n g. Luce lO5-25-sO. Helen McRss
1929 81
Nonquanner Mrs Russell Mann 1903.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
ODDS on FAVORITE

Riggs victory put him in the
quarterfinal round. and now he
is an odds-on favorlte TO regain
the amateur tennis crown he lost
10 Don Mcneil last year The main
competition in Riggs section OF
the draw probably will come from
his match with Frankie Parker
the man who changes his fore
hand as often As he does his shirt
Valerie Scott, the English girl
who resembles feminine Fred
rArN. vas edged out OF the tour
hent by the veteran campaigner
mlcn Jacobs. 60. SIS. Jake as
she has been known since the
first daring lady player showed a
shin AZ sanity Forest Hills went
IN work on the English girl with
biting chop that skidded instead
~ bounced She led so IN hardly
more than five minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-03
Riggs Erdses
0IeWiine in
Straight Sets
Meets Frank Parker
in Quarter Finals
at Forest Hills

FOREST HILLS, n. Y, Sept. 3
Bobby Riggs, who by conscien.
tious application has become the
best amateur dice shooter in the
sports world, came one step closer
to recapturing the tennis cham
pionship OF the United States here.
He threw a natural, national
all-around game at Charles Ole
wine, former intercollegiate cham
pion from Santa Monica. and beat
him in straight sets. 6-3. 6-3. 60.
He thus remained the only seeded
man in the tournament who has
not yet lost a set. and from the
way he played against the dur
able, Short-tempered Olewine in
dicates that he won't lose one the
rest Of the way.
The first upset Of the tourney
went TO Bryan NJ. Grant. Atlanta
atom. unSeeded former Davis Cup
player when he defeated Gardnar
Mulloy. Coral Gables, Fla. seeded
eighth in the last match Of the
day by the score of 6-3, 6-3, 60.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
COURT UpHOLDS
 YOUTHS GUILT
Decision of States High. est Tribunal Chuche.
 low in Prison

Peter chuchelow, wolcott, recent. ly sentenced to from Q Co lS years ln states prlson, was found guilty by the state supreme court of errors, ln Hartford, on An appeal taken from an earlier conviction, Michael 2lmnaruk, an Aeeomplloe in the same case, was also declared culpa- ble.
 Another decision effecting a Wa. terbury man was handed down by the supreme court juSttiees at the same time,
 Joseph E, Croughwell, appellant from Q decision denying him dam ages in his personal injuries action gainStt he Chase Brass and Copper O., was found against, Justice Avery declared that no error exist. cd in the jury trial At which Croughwell, an employe Of the Charles A, Templeton O., main- taineta that he had been Injured while repairing a tire on Q truck be- longing to tho Chase Co,
 Chuehelows case had been ap- pealesl after he was found guilty on e charge of criminal assault, and sentenced to tho Cheshire reformA- tory, During the intervening pe- riod, he was released on bail, and while at liberty wNS once mere ap- preheneled on N similar charge, Tried last week in Waterbury Su- perior court by Judge Kenneth Wynne, he was again found guilty, RntO thlS time sentenced to states priSon, The latter sentence will Su- peroede the former,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Grace Church Women
 Sponsor Lawn Party
Mrs. John PIatt Entertains Members Tonight-Ar.
 nand Ricard And Marguerite Brennels f1Onored
W ATE VILE

Waterviile, June ig-The Women'f Society for Christian Service Of the Grace Methodist church VIII hold 2 lawn party tonight at o'clock al the home of Mrs. John Platt on Parker street.
 Armand Andrew Ricard and Maf- guerite Mary BrenneiS were chosen by Miss Mary Congdon, principal and various teachers Of Spfague grammar school, aS graduates Of the ciasS of iO4i to receive the Amefi- can Legion awards At exercises yes' terday informing in the gymnASiuts
 rho awards are made each year to boy and Q girl, selected because they were found to possess mgr qualities of character, honor, couf. age, scholarship, leadership ane service 50 reccSbary to the preBer' vation and protection Of tho fun' dafnental institutions of government and the advancement of society The presentation was made bS clifford Northrop, commander o the Sergt. Casper B, DAVIS, JfD pobt No. i30, Department of Connects cut, American Legion.
 Names Of the graduates to re- eelve their diplomas were read bS Mss Mary Congdon, and preSentee by Alderman 0. Arthur DuBois They were: Rosemary Ann Almeida Walter Felix Baranoski, Walter E'r' win Barker, Marguerite Mary Bren' nels, Vera Ann Clarkf, Shirley Ro' berta Cook, Betsy Ann Grain, Ver' onlca Emily Daing, Edward James Donohue, George Chapman Dwy Nicholas Fappiano, Ann Irene Fra zier, Rita Viola duimond, Jane Barbara Keliher, William Dornare Lafferty, Shirley Ruth Leisring Marilyn Grace Lodge, Lillian Mar, tha MacMullen, William Rober Mccarthy, Jane Ruth Mclean Ethel Meravigiia, Gerard josepf Miclette, Carl Douglas Modeen, Flu gene Martin Moriarty, Leonard Jo' seph Plourde. Barbara Ann Pollard Armand Andrew Ricard, Exauft Emily Rodrigues, Joseph John Sec bach, Ronald Jackie Seidel, Harole
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
.JANNETTO FITTED
 AT TESTIMONIAL
Popular North End Resi- dent Guest of Honor at
 Bachelor Dinner

A testimonial dinner was held Monday night for James Jannetto, of 10 Aetna street in honor Of his coming marriage to Miss Marie Maiorano. Tn charge of the ar- rargement committee was Peter Toilette, John Jannetto, Louis Russo, Alex Mole, Dom Senzafnici and libby Lanesy.
 Those who attended the affair were: Anthony Imbimbo, Tony car paci, John Jannetto, James DalesSto, James Chrlstiano, John Christiano, Ray Mazzoferro, Sal Gugliottl, Al Jacoyino, Win Jacovino, Fred Jaco- vino, Hen Jacovino, Ralph Santo- pietro, Henry Poulter, Pip Sodano, Peter Polletta, Al Messina, Nick Messina, Jim MorriSs, Lou Ches- tone, Joseph Sullivan, Vim Kelly, John Standish, John Carriero, James Cimaglio, Alex Mole, Charles Rinaldi, Joe Renalsi, Dom schiffaliiti. Carl DelRusso, Gus Guisti, Bill Nardozzi. pr. Levine, Dr. Sweet, Louis Montello.
 AIlu 6SO gukA0AAa, 4NASh ANuNSt Tony Vicedomino, Louis Rinaldt. Sal Guarino, Tony Guarino, John Jannetto,, Pete Pisco, Mac Mari- ano, Dom Ouilian, Mike Rinaldi, Tony Mark Anthony, George Guerra, John zampini, Joe Cicchitto. Romeo Ciarlo, John Carlod, Michael Jan- netto, Dom Carriero, Ralph Jaco- vino, Ralph Parlopiano, Fred Ra- monello, Mike Croce, James Croce, John Croce. John Schiavone, Ralph Rizzoto, James Ciarielli, Steve De- Benedicitis, Sal Impressa, Armond Fisher, James Russo. Paul DeVino. Sal valentino, Nick Nardello, Ed Pagano. Joe donillo, Michael Man. fredi, Louis Russo, Joseph Jacovino, Dom senzamici, Ed Santopietro, Thomas Brangel, Ed Lyons, Joe Rossi, Tibby Lanesy, Hugo Jannetto, John Perrotti, Louis Esposito, VIII Theodore, Marty Magurski, Rocco Ciarlo, John Jaccvino, Pat 0alenti, JOG Caterino and Joe Lucia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
City To Establish
 "Out East" Layouts
East Mountain, Peace Orchard Roads Specified Bank
 Street Widening Plan to be Discussed Tuesday !.

The Aoard of Public Works lMsa night voted to establish lay0uts and building lines on East Mountain and Peach Orchard roads. after Charlie DeBlSschop. mayor oe East Mountain, had urged that water mains be laid as part of the project. The board heard several owners of property on Bunker Hill avenue speak in favor of extending the lay out of the street from Windsor street. It was voted to meet again Tuesday to take action on plans for the widening of Bank street. from Meadow street to tho Naugatuck river,
 MT. DeBlsschop. who for . long time has sought the layout and establishment of building lines on East Mountain and Peach Orchard roads, told the board that he was in favor of the project but that he wanted city water service too. Att tempts to pin him down Co O sim. pie "yeS" or mo" were unsuccessful, with Charlie insisting on an If" answer. However, he was finally registered as In favor of the work on the two streets.
 Attorney Francis McDonald headed the delegation from Bunker Hill avenue, He said that many of the property owners had not under~ stood the situation clearly when the board held a hearing on the layout two weeks ago, The plans had been tabled as result of opposition at the last hearing,
 Permission was given the Con. necticut Light and Power Company and the Southern New England Tel ephone Company, subject to the approval of the superintendent of streets, to make excavations at the site of the New Baldwin street bridge,
 A complaint by James Dillon of surface water on Madison street was referred to the superintendent ot streets,
 Tho engineering department was instructed to draw up plans for the layout of Granhy street,
 A complaint from Perry's, Inco local laundry, that its November water bill of $i,0SS was excessive, was referred to the water committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
CARMODY SENDS
 QUINTET TO JAIL

Watortown, Jluno isCharged with breaking and entering Alfred Cha pins home on GuerneyStown road last Sunday Ave Waterbury youths were bound over to Litehfield superior court under $500 bonds each when arralgnod before Justice duerin Carmody last night in town court, All were taken to Lltehheld jail by otiieers Paul LeClair and Louis Jordan,
 rho youths arc; James OBrien, 10, of a West MaiDn street; Wood. row Lapham l7, of 2S5 North Elm street; Alfred Onofrio, i6, of S04 West Main street; Guerino Vin- eenEi, l7, and his brother Victor, i6, of Il Chase Park avenue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
ZAPPONE ENDORSED
 FOR COUNTY HONOR

The Young Democratic club Of this city last night endorsed its president, Nicholas zappone, for the post of county president. County officers will be elected at county convention to be held at the Hotel Clark, Derby, June %.
 This city will send large dele- Ration to the convention. It Is re- ported that Mir. zappone will be op- posed for the county presidency by a member of the Derby Young Democratic organization.
 Last nights meeting was held at Democratic headquarters, 70 North Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

Congratulations are In order for Gene Ovlatt today who iS celebrating hlS S0th anniversary with the Mccoy Music House on Grand St,
 During his association with the above concern Gene has bcen connected with almost every Mu- steal enterrriSee In Waterbury, being chairman of National MU- Sle Week for many years, prO- motor of concerts, producer M musical shows, 0rganiSt at ElkS' Club and many local churches, radio artist for many leading stations, and aS one of hts friends remarked today, If it's music, go sec Gene Ovlatt,"
 During an Interview this M0rn- Ing, Gene said that tho music business, especially pianos, have certainly como hack strong, the latest National records showing an increase the last three years of over 300 per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Building Permits

The following building permits have been issued att he office Of Building Inspector John T. Hart ley;
 William Y. Judd, inclosc porch and platform to building st l6 Sycamore lane, SlOO.
 Frederick W. Kruska, alterations to porch and enlarge witchen at 2b0 Fairview street, Slb0.