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The Nome nugget., 1942-03-04
TOE E. BROWN TO ENTERTAIN ALASKA SOLDIERS

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. - Joe E. Brown, famous movie comedian. flew here to make a personal delivery of bride. He will es- cort Edith Richards to Anchor age, Alaska, where she will be- come the bride of Lieut.. Arthur Reighle, former football player with the University of California at Los Angeles, Brown will re- main in Alaska for some time and entertain the soldiers now stationed there.
 Editors Note:
 Brown arrived in Fairbanks February 26 and with Miss Rich ard bearded a plane for Anchor age next morning. It is under stood that his plans call for stay of about two weeks in Al aska. After several days at Fort Richardson, where he will offic fate at boxing tournament, he will return to Fairbanks for an appearance at Ladd Field. He may also participate on one of Ladd Fields frequent radio pro grams from Station FKAR.
 Though definite information is not obtainable at this time there is every liklihood that he will visit Nome in the near future.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-04
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Mar. 3 Pilot Billberg left on the Kobuk mail run with W. J. Mckinley for Deering and Art Flatt for Kotzebue.
 Pilot Paine returned from Fair banks with a load of express.
 Today Pilot Paine left for Deering with a load of freight.
 Pilot Long made a trip to Igloo and Taylor with MT. Benson and Mrs. oJhn Kakaruk as passen- gers for Igloo.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-04
MOZEE IS CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON - The Senate has confirmed the renomination of Benjamin B. Mozee to be Unit ed States Marshal of the Second Division of Alaska with his head quarters at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-04
News Items

A PAA Pilgrim arrived and departed yesterday with mail.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-04

FOR SALE-PhOnograph, Camp, Car, Baby Buggy, Sled, Bath inette, BaSsinette, High Chair, Play Pen, Skis, various house. hold equipment. Inquire David Livingstone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Another Jersey Boy Gets A Chance

Bulldog Mickey Walker blessed with brNwn than brains good enough to win three worlds well themselves Just about the time title uncertain or put the immediate vicinity and though he
 when boxed Waterbury about 10 years them heavyweight knock Louis down. out behind until Kingdom Come Even today he insists he could beat the heNweshts around and ho may not De a Tar on the looks
 Allie stolS his bout with
 later another Jersey ad Tppy Larkn
 Plete the lightweight
 Jersey Tppy Garfield NJ) and the
 owdown him olowS
 TYppy Larkn goes victory Q represent important victory his triumph will LAkn the world lightweight champion Anthony PtCri Garfield N J., Nov H. le7 Ills boxing while he member tho Civilian Conservation Corps him the flock of medals which his brother Bobby had amateur Tpg assured his colleagues the medals Ty forced enter Tpy wasn't of his ability exceedingly when he climbed through the for his first bout But Tppy surprised himself and that first start by knockout He then won nine more lights in row. a o by Larkn decided professional boxer following h discharge from the eco With Angelo lifelong friend handling his activities png imposing string of victories He vanquShd such wesr champ Freddie ed corNne i've umes Maxe Fisher ree performers l36poundera the LAfkn slump by Al Davis and boodstream infection He laid of boxing resumed ring activities Since then hc unoeaen He has twice Chester Rico Leo Kodak carmne FatN outstanding weights He has been displaying the best boxing skill punching champion T1pY has had O. fights has 4 by kneckous 4s decisions married and b the father Of oyear-oi dughed named Joyce They have home in Garfield Tppy whose hobby wrecked his ring last when accidentally In the right shoulder He used be called the Garfield of hitting power but since eshoong accident he doesn't like called
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
ARMSTRONG STOPS TURIELLO IN FOUR New Yorker Down Twice Before Referee Stops
 Uneven Bout

San Francisco, Dec. i5 - (Up9- Henry Armstrong. the little Los An geles Negro who once held three world titles, reigned supreme in Pa clflc Coast boxing today after his four round technical knockout Of Saverio Turiello of New York, former European welterweight champion.
 still claiming that Harlem's un- defeated Ray tSugar) Robinson IS "afraid' to meet him in an eastern match, Armstrong went out before 1000 fans ct Civic Auditorium here last night and finished off Turiello with his windmill assault.
 Down And Up
 The United Press score sheet gave Turiello the first round by Q shade but from then on the points went to Armstrong, who never let up in his two-fisted body attack. Turiello went down in the third round but got up without Q count, then hit the canvass again in the fourth for Q count of nine and Referee Frankie Brown stopped the fight,
 Turiello protested and said he wanted to continue but he was in nc shape to do SO.
 Armstrong weighed IA, and Tur- iello. i48.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Eastman May Bar Florida B. B. Champs

Chicago, Dec. l6.-(UP)--Major league baseball teams sought train Ing sites nearer home today as jo. seph B. Eastman, director Of the Of1ice of Defense Transportation, indicated he would rule on baseball spring training trips "early in Feb- ruary."
 Eastman told Clark driffith. presl- dent of the Washington club, who in turn relayed the information to VIII Harridge, American league president, that trips to Florida, Texas and California may not be permitted "ior military reasons"
 Harridge said Eastman appreciat- ed the cooperation of the baseball teams in the last year, but indicat- ed that more sacrifices would have to be made. Eastman promised that the baseball travel situation would be clarified early enough for the teams to revamp their plans with out undue inconvenience.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Records
Amateur Boxing Titles In8ClaSSeS' Won At Boston

Boston, Dec. l6-(UP)-Half of the eight All-America amateur box ing crowns rested in New England to-day.
 Chicago netted two titles, Buffalo N, Yo and Cleveland captured one each while Pittsburgh contenderS drew Q blank in the finals staged before 7b00 fans last night at Bos- ton Garden.
 Surprise upset of the evening was scored by Bobby Zollo Providence R. l., lightweight who gained e unanimous decision over Mel John- son Of Chicago. Johnson had reached the finals by stopping high. " favored Chuck Hunter of Cleve. land-the lad who defeated Zollc in the all-eastern finals two weeki ago.
 The winners:
 Il2-pound class--Mike Laquatra Cleveland.
 lis-pound claSs-Betrand White Chieago.
 l26-pound class-Fred Dawson Chicago.
 l35-pound class--BobEy zollo Providence, R. I. i47-pound class--James sauer Cambridge.
 100-pound class--Prentiss Hall Buffalo, N. Y. ''"
 i76-pound class-Corp. Tony Sza' mocki, Camp Framingham, Mass,
 Heavyweight class-John Pretzie Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
c. Basketball
 Meeting Wednesday

Tomorrow evening ct 8:iB in the Immaculate Conception church hall, there will be c meeting Of oil athlete representatives of the 0. Y. 0. At this gathering the fate of the c. Y. o basketball league for the ie42-43 season will Do decided. Some of the parish quintets are already in action but others deu to war and working conditions are unable to put teams on the floor. If the attendance at the Wednesday evening meeting jus- tities 1t, the league will continue play this year.
 Last year St. Francis won the Catholic championship Of the city but was pressed all the way to the last game by the teams from St Lucy's and the Blessed Sacrament parishes.
 By It's victory last year, St. Fran. cis won the first leg on 6 new cham. pionship trophy. If league play IS called of for the duration of the war, the trophy will remain in the possession of the Hill team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
TERRYVILLE HOOTERS
 AT NAUGY, WEDNESDAY

Terryville, Dec. IS - Terryville High schools basketball team seek ing its third straight victory of the season will step out of its class Wed- nesday night when 1t makes 1t first appearance in Naugatuck to play the Connecticut and New England champions. Terryville. in scoring two victories this season, have shown that Coach Joe Jablonowski has some good material and should make a good showing against the Naugatuck Valley squad.
 Both teams have outstanding cen- ters. with Alex Wroblewski, who has led the Terryville Ave in SCOT ing, lining up against Red" Ryan. New England's outstanding center. This contest will mark the first time the two schools have met in any sport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Rumor Army To Take
 Over Braves Fed

Boston, Dec. IS - (UP) - Whe- ther the U. s. Army or the Boston Braves will use National League field here this year was the question being asked today by baseball fans.
 President Bob Quinn of the Braves said heN had no knowledge that the army was taking over but said they had looked at the prop erty which is directly across the street from the Commonwealth armory which now Is in use.
 "They (the Arny) came out here and looked over the grounds but that's all there was to it." Quinn said. T didn't ask them any ques- tions and they didn't tell me any thing"
 An army eficial said that many such pieces of property in New England had been surveyed but de- clined to state for what purpose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
College Basketball
(By United Pressl

CBy United Press) Yale 46; Bath Iron Works, 43. Long Island University 54; Brook lyn Coast Guard 38.
 New York University 73; a.ont- clair Tchrs. 42.
 Purdue A; Butler 35. Illinois 5i, Missouri 30. Iowa 46; Carleton 43. Indiana GA, Fort Knox l9. Arkansas 57, Pittsburgh State Tchrs. 46.
 Marquette 53, Chicago University 40.
 Notre Dame 61, Wisconsin 59. Youngstown 46. Geneva AS. Camp Grant 46, Illinois Wesleyan 42. Eailham 40, Wabash 39. Baker 39. Washburn 36. St. Anselrns 45, American Inter- national 30. Capital 50, Denison 47.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Manpower Orders Puzzle Zig Time" Sports
Sacred He0rts Vs.
 PlainUille Tonight

Though his squad Is made up for Che larger part of fresh- men, basketball coach Ebbie C0nlOn wlll send his Sacred Heart High charges against a strong Plainvillo High squad tonight at the Wilhy gym, foi- lowing n meeting of tho reserve teams of the two schools ln a 7.SO preliminary game. Hoping to win It's first game In four starts, the Hearts may take the floor with . little different lineup than has been starting against WatertOwn, Naugatuck and Morris,
 Saturday night, Wilby Wild- cats opens its hoop season against . strong Alumni team to be rounded up by Bob Kier- sted, while Crosby opens with Meriden December 2c, and Leavemworth meets Wilby, Jam uary Snd.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Bentley Brothers Lead
 Hockey Scorers

Montreal, Dec. i0.--(Up)-The sharpshooting Bentley brothers, Doug and Max, of the Chicago Black Hawks, shared top honors in the National Hockey leagues in- dividual scoring race with 9 points each, according to statistics released today.
 Doug Bentley has scored l2 goals and garnered Il assists In 10 games while Max has registered nine goals and passed out i4 assists in the same number Of contests
 Bill Taylor Of tho Toronto Maple Leafs and Bill cowiey Of the Bos- ton Bruins traIled one point be-. hind the Bentieys in c two-way tie,
 DeGdloeked at 2i points were Lynn Patrick Of the New York Rangers, and syi Apps and LoFne Carr, both of Toronto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
IhiSSpOrting
 World
Kicking the Gong Around
By JOHN A. cLUNEY

Field Illinois by tho morning mall comes word from M Terryye Terrier Mickey Sacred Heart babae who e the national amateur baseball tournament m ntnu joining up donated three of his famous IRON HATS drive then heard that oft-repeaed phrase you're m "a and at right on the beam school Mike wants to know about Paul Rasor whereabouts etc. but that's more than can teu ~ W F. D. since he left our fair city
 Manager cravy Wein, the eminent uggler IS hereby awarded the option hts classic crack last night in phiadelpha AFTER his boxer Nstso% or punched around for three rounds Said AL etow didn't have chanee as he called the referee 70 stop the oneded bout As say that was IEs tn SlS mouse was Robinson 10 to aVorie before the hgh or course you expect admit that his did not have chance he taking his cut ot ehumps when the occasion demandsp Out on Teo Henry Armstrong; wonder
 Wl Tuellos manager tooe Henry says Ray Robinson IS him; he Is afraid he will hurt Henry idol there Tom Collins WEIGHT at
 iS2 according to the morning rags and half
 New Britain quit the state loop because the opposition was o tough leaving three team LEAGUE Why not match cous TOT W championship ODD MAN wns2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Pro Golfers To
 Play For Charity

New York, Dec. IS. - (UP) "A widespread program of matches be- tween all available professional golf CTS, with all proceeds going to char fly. will replace the 1943 PGA title tournament, Fred Corcoran. tourna- ment manager for the Professional Golfers Association, said today.
 Corcoran, currently awaiting call to go overseas for the Red Cross said he conferred with President Ed Dudley of the PGA several days ago and they decided to abandon next years PGA tourney. chiefly because over 200 members of the association are in service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Cat Robinson, Tom Collins Knocked Out

Holyoke Mass, Dec. IS -- tuP9 --Jose BaSera. Puerto Riean mlddle- weight. was otf on q new victory streak today with Ernie (cat3 Rob- inson of New York City becoming a victim Of his punches for the second time this year,
 BaSora, i62, fioofed Robinson, i4G, thrice last night at the Valiev Arena before scoring c knockout ln the eighth round of their scheduled i0-round main bout, It was Basora < sixth straight victory and his 4Gth win in SO bouts-3b Of which were won by kayos,
 Tn tho eight.round semi-Anal Joe dilliS, i35, Of Springfield scored . eix-round kayo over Tom Collins i32, of Waterbury. Conn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Mercantile Pin
 Matches Tonight

with big lead of six games al this writing. Brookside Dairy has little to worry about at the first half of the season in the Mercan- tile Bowling League comes to close tonight at the Sena alleys; with the Brooks to tangle with the Brock Hall Dairy team. In other matches. Fulton Markets in second place. is paired with Verriker Pain: Metro- politan Cleaners meet Matzkin Fur niture and the A. and P. outdt takes on Speedy Parcel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Boys Club Basketball

Margins of victory between win- ners and losers were comparatively close In four Intermediate league basketball games played last night ct the Boys Club; the feature prov Ing to be Q 24 to g finish in .evor of Bohs Five over the Wells A. c. in which H. Mcdrath scored i3 points for the winners.
 Enkcors won 10 to II from Rob- ins as Mini got 8 markers; Aces were g to i2 winners over the Ar- rows, Bosco getting 8 points; and Volunteers won i7 to i2 from T. c. A. as fannocone and Savage scored ii points,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
WE'LL SAVES HIS MAN
 FROM ROBINSON

Philadelphia, Dec. IS -- (UP) -. Ray (sugaD Robinson, New York weiteFweight, won his 10th straight professional bout last night by SCOT Ing . technical knockout over Sailor Al Nettlow. Of Detroit, in the third round before 7808 ct Convention hail.
 Nettlow weathered Q hall oi punches from Robinson in the first Two rounds. But the Detroit fighters manager, Al Weill, asked that the sout be stopped. after the bell lounded, ending the third round.
 Robinson weighed IA l-4. and Nettiow, i47.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
BROWN ALl.-AMERICAN
 VOLUNTEER OFFICER

Newton, Mass, Dec. l5.-(UP)- Mike Gulian, former Brown Un!ver- sity guard and member of the last Walter Camp All-American football team. is in the Armj now.
 Gulian, who explained the Brown team in 1922 and played five years professional football, was inducted yesterday as volunteer officer can didate in the U. s. army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
BOSTON COLLEGE

Newton, Mass, Dec. i5.--(UP)- Boston Colleges football team tests the wintry blasts of Alumni Field again today in preparation for the Miami meeting New Years day with Alabama in the Orange Bowl.
 Though the team was scheduled to work indoors yesterday, Coach Denny Myers had snow plowed from a section of the field and the squad went through series Of con- ditioning exercises.
 A shift fin the lineup saw fresh- man John Furey being nominated for the starting right tackle post in place of Joe Repko. Q regular all season and Q choice on some teamS for possible All-America honors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
RECORD SCORE BY WILSON KIDS; OTHER RESULTS
HOpeviIle Drops 65.l4 Hoop Game; Anderson,
 MalOney Won

Something of Q point-scoring rec ord that is apt to stand up all season and perhaps next season of any) was turned in by Woodrow Wilson schoolhoy basketball players yester- day, when center Coechiola, led his team with S2 points to an eventual 6S to i4 win over HopeVill0 In Q Minor division, Grammar school league game, No less than Sl field goals, iS of them by the afore- mentioned Cocchiola, were marked up on the wilson side of the score book while Howard and Mccormick got 10 of the Hopeville total, Sum- mary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
FERGUSON AWARDED
 BROWN SCHOLARSHIP

New Haven, Conn, Dec. l5-'(UP) John Lord Ferguson. Loveland, Colo. was awarded the Francis Gordon Brown Memorial scholar ship today at Yale as the junior swho "most closely approaches the standard for good scholarship and high manhood set by Francis Cor don Brown, B. A., 1901"
 Ferguson is Q varsity football back and winner of the "" two years straight. and received the WiIiim Ledyard bunting awards for two years. He has held for Yale club and Augustus Adee scholar ships.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
BARTOLO WINNER

Providence, R. T., Dec. l6.-tUP) --sal Bartolc, Boston featherweight today had carried his winning streak to IS consecutive fights.
 Bartolo, 12O, gained Q unanimous 1O-round decision last night at the Rhode Island auditorium over Davey Crawford, i25, New Yorh City negro, who Is signed for a titls bout on the west coast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
PEP STOPS TORRES

Washington. Dec. l5. = (UP) = Fsatherweieht Willie Pep of Hart. ford, Conn, recognized as champion of his class by the New York Boxing Commission. held one of boxing's longest winning streaks today = 55 consecutive triumphs.
 Pep loosed whitening barTage of rights and lefts to score a technical knockou over Aponti Torres I Puerto Rico last night after 2i seconds of the seventh round oi their scheduled 10-round bout
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
M0SELEY, HOOPES ON
 BROWN ALL.OPPONENTS

Providence, R. l., Dec. i6.-(uP)-- Brown University'S football squad picked an ali-opponent eleven today and named il Ivy leaguers. Holy Cross failed to place q player on the team despite !tS surprising win over previously unbeaten Boston College,
 The Ali-Opponent eleven was; ends, Gallagher, Princeton, Sergy Lafayette: tackles, Mooradian, La- fayette, stannard. Harvard; guards, Orlando. and Poleshuk. both Col- gate; center. Mosley, Yale; quarter back, Perlna. Princeton; halfbacks, dovernali, Columbia, Hoopes, Yals; fullback, Micka, Colgate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
ST. MARy'S COPS
 HOOP THRILLER
Nip and Tuck Game Ends 9.S Against St. Thomas
 Shooters

until an oil oven game with three overtime periods comes along, the st. Mary's and st. Thomas Parochial school basketball test of yesterday will take its place as the photo finish of the early hoop seal son, st. Mary's won 9 to 8 by the margin of Q free throw by Dos. taller, who did not score Q field goal, The two teams were tied ct half time 4.4 and each team had four field goals at the finish, Cor man and McKenna, divided eight points for the winners, with four Tommies gettting one floor goal apiece. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Cadets YMCA Touch Football Champions
 For G. Game Season

Undefeated in all six games played tho Cadets ran away with the championship of the first YMCA Touch Football league scheduled at the West Main street gym, Alphas finished in the runner-up spot with Q Al mark for the season" com pleted last week, as Cetta of the Alphas was high scorer with Il touchdowns for 66 points Cadets led team scoring with l83 with the league in general being termed Q great success In its first season.
 Summary and final standings:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
YALE WINS 46-43

New Haven. Con, Dec. i5.-tUP) -Yaie University's basketball team completed Its preseason schedule last night by defeating the Bath Iron Works five. 46 to 43.
 The Fills won three of their four preseason contests under new head coach Robert "Redv Rolfe. former Yankee baseball star. Norton and Mc0aughsg scored 27 points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
DUSTY BOWLING
 MATCHES TONIGHT
Brass, Ingersoll Paired; Leaders 5 Games Up;
 Records

American Brass, with Q five game edge in tho Industrial bowling league, Is paired for action tonight at the Mattatuck alleys with the Tngersoll rollers, fourth place team, Waterbury Tool and Brasscos: Chase Metal and Farrel Foundry are other matches, set for starting at 9 p, m. Waterbury Manufacturing haV- ing drawn e by.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
KING or JOCKEYS

Fred Archer. famous jockey. set the record of 2,749 vietyories during a lifetime of riding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

Maloney defeated Chase l4 to 4 as Napolitano led the point-mak- ing with four field goals for 8 points. McWilliams getting all four points for the Chase squad. Sum- mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
LOTS or ALLEYS

There are 60,OOO bowling alleys used for the game of ten pins in the United states and 15.00O lanes used for duck nins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

Anderson and Hendricken had a much closer game, in Gact, just one field goal separated the two teams at the finish; i4 to i2 for Anderson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

without e free throw scored by either team; tho game being de- cided by field goals ' and c, Dunn and calsse were the opposing high scorers, with Q and 6 points. Sum- mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
sOUTHPAw PASsER

Jack Savers. Dartniouth's fresh- man forward passing star, is foot ball rarity--a left-handed thrower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
OAKVILLE RAIDERS
 OVERCOME RANGERS

Last evening at the Bunker Hill gym the Oakville Raiders defeated the Rangers, 43 to 36.
 Box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Raiders

-IOLalS ssss4V A oS
 The score at the half was Raiders 24, Rangers 10. The referees were B. zacceria. J. Botelle and R. Fuller.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
IBRFnaFsl
Losers Got Two

Bunker Hill won e-2 from Russell. which could not score Q goal from the floor, as Bedding got ' points for the winners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15

Barnard was q i3 to 6 winner over sprague in another game, Per-
 rone and Sherwood getting all the points for the winners; Steward 1 for the Waterville lads. Summary;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
st. Thonsas

TotnlA ,s,,,ss.it Score nt half time: st. Thomas ( St. Mary'a (. Referee: Lattanaio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Woodrow Wilson
,,ttst'tal |
 IIOnOYll1N
All Field Goals

TotAlH ,s,,,,,,,,, Score at half time, Wilson S4 Hopevllle 1, Referee; Monti,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Barnard Best

Score at half timo; Anderson IIendrleken c, Referee; Longo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
NGaIOney

Score at half time: Maloney 1 Chase Q. Referee. Du@leski:s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-15
Ten Point Edge

Score at half time: Bunker Hill G russell ]. Referee: Slattery.
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Horses and CottIe

Two Guernseys, 8 Holstein
fresh, calves by sides. Otto
Meitz. 5040 Canal Road, be-
tween Hayes and Garfield.
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