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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
LOUIS TO FIGHT
 FOR NAVY FUND
 NEXT JANUARY
Title Bout at M. S. G.; K Champ Gets Training
 Expenses Only
BY JACK CUDDY
Ited Presa slaff Correapondenl)

United Press Staff C0rrespOnaent)
 New York, Nov. tS--(Upl-Buddy Baer, tho giant Californian who pulled Q "FiTpo" and knocked Joe Louis through the ring ropes last May, will get another crack at Joe's heavyweight crown Jan. 9 in the Garden.
 The Navy announced this match last night, emphaslzing that profits Of the iB-round bout will 70 to the NAyy Relief Society and that Louis will receive only his expenses, Baer'1 percentage Wns not revealed. Pros lnoter Mike Jacobs will stage 1t.
 This return brawi is virtually certain to jam the Garden and t0 attract gate of more than 9lG0 900 because Of the thrills and spills that featured their previous melee ct Warrington, D. O., on May 23. Also because c. the stormy dispute that followed it.
 Moreover, Louis has been chased as lsA by his Chicago draft board and is subject to call by the army. Hence this 20th crown defense may Do his last ring appearance before answering the bugle unless he is granted permanent deferrment by virtue of his 2eth birthday coming next May.
 Hoffman Called Tt
 Last nights announcement by Rear Admiral Adolprug Andrews, commandant of tho third naval dlss trict and president Of the relief Sos ciety'S New York Auxiliary, came as no surpEiB0, because Baer'g man. ager, Ancii Hoffman, had Indicated two weeks ago that the match was made.
 The navy decided upon Baer Gs the opponent because Uf tho hurly- burly at Washington where big Buddy knocked Louis through the ropes with q left hook In the first round, forced the champion to hold m later sessions, Rashed Joe'R left brow In the fifth md then lost on c disqualification ct the beginning of the seventh, after being floored three times 7n the sixth.
 gt was an infuriated Louis, with blood streaming from his left brow, that gave his huge opponent . sav- age beating In the sixth. He snnaah- ed Buddy % the canvas twice. As Buddy rose from the second trip, the bell sounded but apparently the champion didn't hear lt becauSe he lot drive with his Sunday punch and Buddy went down like q poleaxed steer. Baer's handlers yelled "toull" and dragged Buddy to his corner. Referee Arthur Donovan refused to allow the foul, and ordered Buddy 70 fight and his hanlers to leave the ring when the bell rang fog the seventh round. Baers secondR re- fused to leave the ring, so DoRovan disqualified Buddy.
 Elbow TroubIe
 Great hue and cry fcliswed tlle bout, but Donovan's action was up- held officially. Meanwhile Buddy was matched for c battle of g!ants with big Abe Simon for the Garden In September, but he developed O growth on his right elbow. The bout was cancelled and the growth has responded to treatment. Tn the in- terim Louis Knocked out Billy Conn and Lou Nova.
 The Navy Relief Society, which was organized in 1904, provides for emergency situations encountered by officers and enlisted men Of the U. s. Navy and their families. Every man in the Navy, including officers contributes voluntarily to the Navy Relief each year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Ching Johnson And Pupils At Arena Tonight

New Haven, Nov. lS - The New Haven Eagles take on the Washing. ton Lions on the Arena fec tonight in the first of two all.important and tough games for the Battle Birds in American league coEnpeti- lion, as the Springfield Indians are in town on Sunday night. Tonight's game with the Lions starts at 0:3o. Two famous coaches will be send- ing their charges against the under. studies Of Earl Robinson of the Eagles, as Ivan "Chir3" Johnson is boss of the Washington sextet, and MT. Hockey" (Eddie shore) pilots the Indians.
 Seven former New Haven favor- ites will be seen In action when the Washington club takes to the ice. The ex-New Haveners are Al- len Shields, Alex singbush, Connie Tudin. George Mantha, Polly Drouin, Lou Trudel and Paulie 0au. thier.
 The Eagles have been on the Ice daily since last Sunday nights win over the Pittsburgh Hornets, and Robinson has the Battle Birds fly. ing ct great speed. They are all primed to take Q fall out of Wash- ington, and then tumble the The dians.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

posde last season, losing e S7.SS game. The Hearts, coached by Eb. bic Cenlon, former Wllhy guard and now Q teacher in tho Waterbury Continuatlcn school, have been drilling diligently, the team having been outatted In new Jackets by Rev. John Dial, principal Of the high school.
 The following lB c sample of the ''ofiolAl" annourcefnen Go the stu- dent body relative to its ioal-41 hoop combination which will play 10 schedule of between i4 and 20 games against Terryvllle, Morris, plainvlile, Litchfield, Lewis high of Southington, Thomaston high, New ington and Seymour. Tomorrow nights game at Wilhy gym against Morris high will be preceded by Q preliminary game, the main attrac- ton to get under way ct 9 ?. m.
 Announcement of the game, lhs players and general information about the team was made to the student body ct Sacred Heart high this week as follows:
 Look out, Lads and nassies of sa. cred TEeartl Look outl Make way for c new, streafnllned, win- 'ettl-all basketball team.
 Sacred Hearts fast basketball squad held Q workout last evening In preparation for the game scheds uled with Morris high Friday night ht the Wilby sym. The squad went through . long signal drill and topped off the evening with . short scrllnInAge. Bud Cashnaar, the vet- eran guard, is noted for his ale around ability on the ofgense as well as on. the defense. Bud will team up with either Gene Robinson or Bill BraRel, both veterans on the squad. Robinson Is noted for his defensive work, while the center position will be taken care of by the veteran Dan Carmody, the for- ward combination composed of two veternas, Fran Murphy and Ken Fitzgerald, who work perfectly to. gether. Held in reserve will be Re- cNrdi and Duffy ct the forward poe sitions, J. Rra2el at center, while ct the guard positions will be Frank Cronin and Boots" Travers.
 Worthy Foe
 Morris high sports Q fast but fath. or small team, Andy Dahle who was high scorer against tho Hearts last year, will be back again to do his SAaa@ Ryn ,s,l1I kAM Rla V11pnA VayAkh naaN1A stars as Bud skilton, Dick Weik, Ted Anderson, Jack Welk and Don Welk. Morris is represeAted ia the Housatonic Valley league, where they finished in second place last year, Also entered the O..D, baskets ball tournament an Hartford last year.
 Last year Morris high took 0 very exciting game from the Hearts by Q score Of ST.S3. It was also an. nounced that there will be Q pre- lImlnary game between the second teams of each school, starting at 7:lb, while the main game will get under way at 0:00 ?. m. Rev. Jofn Dial, school principal. announced that the team would sport new jackets this vera, and that the, cheer leaders would have 6 surprise to spring ct game time. The follow Ing are the cheer leaders: Claire Kopp, Eileen callahan and Peggy Kennedy, while the boyst not to be outdone, will be showing Billy Lu- clan and Tommy Matthews,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
HOOP CLINIC AT
 BOYS CLUB SOON
Mobile to Intrepret Bas. ketball Rules for 30
 Teams

A basketball clinic will De con. ducted at the Waterbury Boys Club Saturday evening November a at ' o'clock. Jovial Joe Mobile will be In charge of the clinic that will be a must" for all of the score and ten teams that will compete in the leagues at the Boys Club this win- ter.
 MT. Mobile has otiiclated ball games for many years since the days when he was the thorn in the side of all of the valley quintets. Tn cooper. ation with the physical department, Joe will undertake to clarify all of the rules ln the book. both old and new, 80 the basketball ct the Boys Club may be played according to 'Tower."
 Teams cooperating In this clinic will be the Warriors, Trojans, Bom- hers, Alumni Button Shop, Bills Q, Wells, Rivers, Enkcors. Vols, Preps, Bucks, zephers, Hungry, Spades, Ro- bins, Waterville Jr., Renegades, Tro- jan MidgetS, Rebels, Statesmen and the many junior teams that will play in the Junior and Midget leagues.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
METAL LOSERS
 FEATURE DUSTY
Messina Leads Team to 80 Pin Win; ScOvilIs
 Take Two

Metal Hose of the second divl. sion, Industrial bsowling league was pretty much the class Of the eve. ming as it not only put over c clean sweep of thre games against the tough M&nvllle Machine array, but the team won high single and total honors, and its Bebe Messina roll: ing the anchor" position, clicked for e high set of 3e7 with strings ot iSl, l26, and l4l,
 scovill rollers, leading the loop held It's edge with 2-i verdict over the Brock. .Eall team, while Johnny Pace of Waterbury Clock rolled the best single game Of the night, a le2 effort h his very first game, though he wound up with Q weak S2'
 END DIVISION DUSTY LEAGUE .(Mattat < Reereation)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
ThiSSpOrtiNg
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In Case You Didn't Know
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
SHARKEY AND DEVINE
 AT WOOSTER TONIGHT

If many of the other matches in the Junior pocket billiard tourna- ment are anywhere near as close as theopening match last night at the Wooster parlors. the annual cue contest this year ought Co he lone for the book" Mike Vernovia and Billy Blodish met last night in the first match game cf 100 points. and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
.NAUGY Y INDIANS
 DEFEAT PIN BOYS

Naugatuck. Nov. l3- An official basketball game was played at the Naugatuck Y. M. 0. 4. Saturday morning between the Y Indians and the Annenbergis Pin Boys. The In- dians won 25 to IS. Stinson and Dibble teamed well for points, while Tom Leary stacked up some good plays. The Healy twins were quick with the off side ball and placed it in scoring position. The Indians are looking for games Saturday mornings. The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

when 1t was over there was just three balls separating winner from loser, VerTiovia defeating Boldish 100 to 91., the latter scoring a high run of IS balls.
 A very large crowd was on hand which will probably find It's way to the Wooster again this evening. when John lpackard) Devine and J. shaTkey peruglni hold up ln q 100 point match. scheduled for starting at Q o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
Buddy Baer Gets His Second Title "Shot"
Sacred Heart High Opens
 Hoop Season Tomorrow

Encouraged by its recent accept-
 anoe Into the Connecticut Inter- scholastic Conference, Sacred Heart high schools boys haSketball team opens its season Friday night at the wIlby high sChoOl gymnasium against Morris high of tho IEousa- tonic Valley league, which it Op-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
ENKCORS SEEK GAMES

The Boys Club Enkcors, winners of 20 out of 27 kameS last year, would like to book some of the lead- Ing junior teams in the city from the ages IA to i6. For games call the Boys Club 4-i42l anytime after 6:00 o'clock and ask for Mario or white 22 Cottage Place, Mario Gen. erau.
 The Enkcors have already played one game this year defeating the South End Robins by the score of 2z to 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-13
BY HARRY FERGUSON

I New York, November B. -- (UP) -- Racing or should l say wobbllng2-down the home stretch of the football season.
 Midwest
 Northwestern over Notre Dame busting an unbeaten record in the best game Of the day.
 Minnesota over Iowa - but what c lovely spot for an upset. Good one.
 Missouri over Oklahoma = the highest hurdle on the way to the big six title.
 Ohio State over Illinois .-- 2i to c. Sorry, 20 to 0. Ohlo State just missed that lAst point after touch- down.
 Wisconsin over Purdue -. By at s!east one touchdown.
 Kansas State over Kansas - This ono doesn't figure to be too tough, but it's one of those traditional games where form flies out of the window.
 Pitt To LoseS
 Nebraska over Pittsburgh = On the theory that Pitt gave it's ail against Fortiham last week. 1 Michigan State over Temple - I got Q cousin who once knew q fellow who went to Michigan state. Nice guy, too.
 Tennessee over Boston College - Tennessee doesn't want to set the world on fire.yuh. It just wants to avenge that licking in the Sugar Bowl last year.
 Michigan over Columbia - an out-manned team goes down fight- ing. Cornell over Dartmouth - This Is the one that Cornell won last year and then lost on account of the flfth-down business. Sweet R-r.r-e-v-e.n.g-el
 Mississippi state over Duquesne = those Mississippi boys have that bowl fever bad.
 Harvard over Brown = It was e slow start. but those Harvard boys ere plenty tough now, broad "A" and all.
 Holy Cross over Manhattan = Ought to be easy.
 Tulane over New York University = Things like this help build up your average. Mine could use some building.
 Penn State over West Virginia - ! Making 1t four in c row.
 Pennsylvania over Army - 4 good big squad beats a good little squad.
 TOss-Up
 Syracuse over Colgate On the flip of coin. Either team can win by 70 points, depending on who's ! hot.
 i Yale over Princeton - The Ellis haven't won one since. their season opener and neither has Princeton. Would you like to settle for a tie?
 South
 Alabama over Georgia Tech - Don't think the crimson tide is go- ing to be in the losing column any more this year.
 Southern Methodist over Arkan- sas = Two touchdowns.
 Clemson over wake forest - Don't ask why. I just put 1t down fast and started praying.
 Duke over North Carolina-Easier than tt usually is.
 Louisiana State over Auburn = wouldn't 1t be funny if that Auburn team suddenly ran wild?
 Texas A. & M. over Rice But watch it, brethren, watc hit.
 Texas over Texas Christian = Nobody is going to tie Texas again this year, much less beat 'em.
 Far West ' Stamford over Washington State = Shaughnessy has 'em under mo- mentum now.
 Oregon State over California = But the family jewels aren't bet on 1t. Utah State over Wyoming - Both trying for their first conference vic- tory.
 Brigham Young-c Colorado . A scoTelcss tie.
 Utah over Colorado State = Say 90 points.
 IEaho over Montana = If I'm wrong, don't sue.
Evening star., 1941-11-15
Novel Purchased

Now, Voyager." new novel by
Olive Higgins Prouty. author Of
Stella Dallas" has been purchased
by Warner Bros, and has been
tentatively set for filming early next
year. This purchase is in line with
the Warner policy of bringing out
standing literary works to the screen
while they are still enjoying favor
with the reading public.
Recently finished by Warmers were
screen adaptations of two best
sellers of last season, "One Foot in
Heaven" and Kings Row; cur
rently before the cameras Is I'm This
Our Life" the Ellen Glasgow novel
still on the best-seller lists. and
scheduled for early filming are the
just-published Saratoga Trunk" +"
latest Edna Ferber novel, and big
Family" the Bellamy Partridge story
which has just finished running
serially In the Saturday Evening
Post.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

that he had it coming to him.
This fabulously brash and brave
Young man is making his appear
ance en- local screen this week in
international Squadron" at the
Earle. On the whole it is rather an
unpretentious film with Ronald
Reagan as its hero and, after 1t
escapes the bonds of long, wise
cracking overture, it settles down
to being moderately exciting. 1t is
pretty difficult for wartime avla-
ton picture not to be, of course,
unless it spends all its time in
romantic dalliance. international
Squadron" does not For its high
lights, it offers a rather thrilling
facsimile of a London bomb raid
and some aerial battle shots which
look authentic enough to be from
a newsreel 1t is not unlikely that
they are from one although it would
not be polite to admit it what with
Evening star., 1941-11-15
At the Trans.Lux

Sailors With Wings March Of
Times story of the development of
the Navy's air arm, the job it is
doing today and the men who are
being trained for it. is the featured
short subject on the new program
at the Trans-Lux. Latest camera
views OF worldwide news events
are headed by excerpts from Presi-
dent Roosevelts Armistice Day ad-
dress. Newsreel cameramen took
in the big football games last Sat-
urday, too.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

Deanna Durbin's latest: 11:40 am,
lao, $40, $40, TAO and $40 pm.
Little-"The Stars Look Down" !"
human drama taut with suspense:
II am, los, 3:15, $50, 7:30 and
$40 pm.
MetropOlitan-"The Maltese Fall
con-" mystery, plus some comic
moments: l1:l0 am, lis, 3:20,
$50, 7::35 and $40 pm.
Columbia -" Week End in Ha-
Evening star., 1941-11-15

Reagan interspersed among them
in the close-ups.
The hero around whom the excite
ment of international Squadron"
revolves is character Warner Bros.
found in the literature of 1t. Comdr.
Frank Wead. He is test pilot Tor
a factory making sensational Tight
erS. bomberS and other types OF
military aircraft Between tests in
which he risks his neck with irritat-
ing bravado, he risks it with an
equally irritating competence stalk
ing the handieSt female in a coplous
little book he carries with him even
in 600 m. p h. power dives.
1t is rather difficult to believe that
any one so light hearted and so OBJ
viouSly Up on the proper wisecrack
for any professional or social emer-
gency would have time for the seri-
Gus business of test-piloting. In the
early passages of the film the odds
are 100 to that no one ever will
believe it. After some Is minutes.
however, when the young man has
flown a bomber across the Atlantic
to escape a breach of promise suiD
and has enlisted in the international
squadron of the R. A. F. in anger
over a London air raid, the Situa ton
becomes generally more credible.
The action carries the hero
through one heelish trick after an
other. He resents discipline, he
steals the girl of a French flyer in
the same squadron, he laughs at the
remnant of emotion which his su-
perior officers wife still has for him,
and finally he sends his next best
friend on patrol which he was
supposed to take which ends in the
latter'S death.
There are some excellent flying
bits in this area of the film to take
the mind off the young mans short
comings. all of them leading up to a
Super-reckleSS engagement which he
undertakes at the climax as sort
of spectacular atonement for his
sins. 1t is one of those sure-death
jobs. and the flying in it. represent
ing the battle of the young bombing
pilot with horde of MesSer-
schmidts, is good enough to be true
Rarely has Hollywoods association
with the R. A. F. theme produced
anything to equal the dramatic
force of this sequence, which ends
honorably with the young man be-
ing shot down-and the rest of the
characters presumably living hap
PLY ever afterward.
A cast of more than adequate
skill has been assigned to portray
the stock characters of "Internation
al Squadron" It's members include
most notably the late James Steph-
enson, Cliff Edwards, Reginald Den
ny and, surprisingly. Olympic Brad
ma. The surprise of Miss Bradna
again so long after you had forgot
ten she was supposed once to be the
unkissed starlet.
Wally Brown. whose comedy pat
ter, with and without Annette Ames,
is attracting considerable attention
these days, headlines this weeks
stage show. He is supported most
successfully by the Canestrellis, who
can make ladders do impossible
things; Stuary and Lea, a dance
team, and by Lester Oman and his
marionettes. The Roxyettes con-
tribute two better-th -than-usual rou-
tines, which means very worthy rou-
tines.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

movies as Scranton has for coal
and its prettier than Scranton.
What would do if out of pictures
Il don't know. If you can find out
what Clark Gable does out of pic
lures I'd be glad TO help him.,
After a gala opening and five
week stand to empty tables, the
John Anderson Silver Screen Revue.
featuring 20 old time Hollywood
movie stars, quietly folded
Business was big the first few
nights and the show attracted large
numbers of todays screen head
liners. But the modern face-makers
couldn't stand seeing these un-
recognizable favorites of another day
going through their floor show
antics. They were filled with pity
They wept into their beer. Then
they stayed away.
And so now. because Hollywood
felt so sorry for them. all the ex-
stars are out Of jobs again.
CReleased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncD
Evening star., 1941-11-15
Mystery at Met

THE Maltese Falcon" John Hus-
tons crackerjack mystery film,
made from the Dashiel Hammett
novel, takes up its abode now at
the Metropolitan to continue it's
downtown run. Humphrey Bogar
plays Sam Spade. and others in the
film, with which Mr.. Huston notably
launched his directorial career, are
Mary Astor, Gladys George and
Peter Lore.
Evening star., 1941-11-15
Musical Moves

Latest of the musical travel fold
ers, in technicolor, Week End in
Havana" has moved to the Colum-
bia to continue its stay on F street
second week. Alice Faye is the
lass who takes the vacation week
end. winning John Payne in Havana
hearing Carmen Miranda sing often
and torridly.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

llloh1 linn q
wort ny hero.
Until he is shot
jumping out the
window of his
superior officers
hom without
his parachute
one Of these
mig h is, it is
easier to be on
his side. When
t h a t happens,
however, a lot of
m OWE patrons
are going to de-
sert on the
sound [ heOry