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FARMS FOR SALE.
(Continued.l
AZ ACRES
EARMS For RENT.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

FOR sALE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1912. AT 10
AM, one of the best farms in western
Pennsylvania, to settle estate, 200 acres.
rs acres wooded. rest cultivated. Broom
stucco house bath, furnace, modern, plenty
own lime stone water, young bearing ORCH
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beautifully Handicapped, electricity tele-
phone, large bank barn, poultry house to
accommodate 1000 chickens, new milk
house. garage, tile building equipped for
meat market, granary, slaughter house, IS
head mixed herd, horses, bulls. chick
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Chevrolet truck. Packard sedan, going dairy
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stone, Sewickley and Freeport veins of coal
easily opened suitable for dairy. cattle
raising, wholesale or retail meat business,
poultry farm, night club. camp. resort,
hospital, school or mining, so miles from
Pittsburgh, 3 miles from Connellsville, 10
miles from Uniontown, u mile off U. S.
Route 119, 10 miles off U. S. Route 40.
Twelve-room house completely and mod
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Leisenring No. l, between Uniontown and
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transportation, ready market for
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Evening star., 1942-07-26

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
Sports Questions Answered

In 1884, Metcalfe defeated Owens In
the 100. meters run In 1914 seconds.
Again In the A.A.U. National cham
pionShips at Lincoln, Neb., In 1885,
Owens finished third 10 Eulace Pea
cock and 10. Oh Metcalfe in the
100 meters run. The time OF this
race was 1912 seconds.
@. Who was the first person to
drive an automobile faster than 200
miles per hour?
A. Maj. II. Q. D. Segraye OF
England, when he drove his sun.
beam" racer ct q rate OF 203.7OO
miles per hour at Daytona Beach
in 1927.
@. Was Maurice r. Mclaughlin
(The California Comet ever rank
ed No. ! in the United States by
the U.e.L.T.A.?
A. Yes, In 1912, 1ol Band 1914.
@. When did Babe Ruth become
O regular outheldeT?
A. In 1919, when he was q mem.
Der OF the Boston Red eox. Ruth
was sold to the Yankees in 1920.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
Drake Relays Has
Very Large Field

Des Monies, IT,, April "a. (UP)-
Track stars representing 93 univer-
stiles, colleges and high schools,
open the 33rd renewal Of the Drake
relays today.
Five university finals, including
three In individual events, topped
today's program supported by sew.
eral college and high school division
finals.
Texas defends It's university divl-
sion spring relay championship
against Ave challengers. The Texas
quartet, which set q new world rec
ord Of 3:23.2 In winning the Drake
title last year, captured the Texas
sprint medley in 3:26.i In It's only
start this year.
strong competition was expected
from Notre Dame and Michigan.
Oklahoma, Nebraska and Purdue
also were rated aS threats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
CONWAY,DARCEY
TO LEAD TEAMS
AT WATERBURY,
Field Of IS Men Paired for
Opening Golf Match Of
Season

With every indication that ut
least fair golfing weather win greet
them, more than sixty members Of
the Country Club Of waterbury will
tee of tomorrow afternoon In the
annual opening Of the season event,
q ding-dong divot battle between
the Blacks and Blues, the losers to
pay for diner to the winners and
guests In the evening.
Friendly Enemies
Judge Theohald r. Conway, very
busy jurist these days, has had lit
tie time to polish up his golf game,
but will lend his moral as well as
physical support to his team, which
he captains, hoping to score o few
pars In the 10 hole struggle against
the Blues In general and Captain
Jimmy Darcy IN particular. The
latter, benefited by winter correa
spondence course, Is q 8 to 8 choice
to win his match against Judge
Conway who needs $50 days" b2e.
fore he will be really ION his game.
The match will be played In
foursomes, with supplementary en-
tries accepted at the club before
teing-off time, at l o'clock tornor-
row afternoon.
tournament Chairman Francis r,
Phillips announced the palrlngs this
morning as follows:
Capt, T. E. Conway VS. Capt. J
H. Darcy, J. F. Smith VS. w. M
QoSS, Jr.. w. M. 0oss VS. G. g
Golden; H. w. Smith VS. Z. r, Far.
ley; r. r. Kellogg VS. D. 8. futile
D. s. Grann!s VS.. Q. +. Durfee, w. @
Hustled VS. A. w. Borg, j. 3. Goss
VS. w. p. Ferguson, =. r. Wolfe Va
A. II. Quigley, j. p. Lawlor Va q. 3
Koran, Herman Lux VS. r, e, Cleve.
land, @. o. Shee VS. O. II. Granger
w. Amelung VS. r. M. Collins, Or
w. j. Moore VS. A. l.. Hart, n. r
Benedict VS. w. r. Gilman, p. A
Monroe VS. G. =. Hart, Jr., M. L
Sperry, Jr. VS. r. r. Leach, r. e
Bassett VS. r. Earl, w. w. Brown VI
w. B. Price, ]. r. MACEDONIAN VI
D. p. Gaines, B. d. Bailey vs. Ar
Cook, M. J. Dempsey VS. J. H. Lar.
met, II. e. Hess VS. p. Healey, r. r
Phillips vs. Capt. Murtha, q. II
Wayne vs. r. r. FriSbie, J. M. Stronr
VS. A. Doster, A. D. Bowman vs P
e. Fenton, Q. H, Epson VS. w. s
Witherwax, Fred Hrons vs. r. I
Munger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
Transporting
World
HNMN a. CEuNEY
.Shingles From the ''Big HOuse"

whether or person to be native or stranger
takes that the center OF activity m
like However,
one on 10 to Ralph walker last night IS only
point out that the MORALE a CsS or " leS W~V saw " " "
HIGHER THAN A KITE
ceen including "instders and ou
de Of which latter thanks to Whoever or What
fined men had taken such
basketball and handban which accounts Tor he
presence awards trophies ana other g o.
commentator encouragement
school, Hartford for IL
excellent address the merits Of physical fitness
bit boring TO listen TO- but was worth Its
we,rht god n Il have
be most Of them have
There plenty de after the chicken and
winnings by football captain who received
trophy buddes yelled Speech Speech
said: nothing THE JUDGE SAID 1T ALL
Walker got such laugh out OF that one that his
iggled on his nose like monkey on string
Then there was Art Mcoiney sports Hartford
prison just to be with the boys where he
night let add rather hastily Art
shake this would like OF
who decorated by General Grant IN
uncle used to KEEP THE FLIES OFF the generals
horse"
Seriously, again. his would like
already bought $4,000 worth Of
he Is hoping to work out something
with Washington whereby the take part
WAR WORK, industrial needed IN EFFORT
encouraging thus far but nothing definite
After introducing Kapan champ
the
the Yankees the American League pennant suggested
during Before presenting Hartford
deep down basketball baseball
Fel the Cleveland Indians the ST.
Cards and Connie Macks club
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

s. s. al d 81 q q IL . !:7| q Ia il II
Ross Hague the Commissioner Of Baseball Clubs
Would Play Strange Sort Of Game, and Patrons
Would Go to Parks and Like 1t

sports columnist dominates Frans
Hague as the new commissioner oil
baseball.
After oil, Judge Lands Is little
more than 0 professional honeS'
man with q scmowl and, as the col.
umnist points out, Just think what
Mayor Hague could do with the vot..
ing population Of Philadelphia and
st. Louis.
Club owners with the most patron.
age would get the holiday dates.
A manager with the right con-
nectlons could Ale, write OF habeaS
corpus whe O decision went against
his club, demand o trial by jury. g.
Managers not caring 10 have their
outfits play another inning would
stage fllibusters until darkness
forced the umpire n-chief TO call
the whole thing on.
A manager desiring 70 make
change In the lineup would firSt
have to get the floor, go into o
lengthy speech and could DO voted
down.
Yanking q pitcher would call for
legislative referendum.
pitchers would not take signs
from catchers residing In the wrong
wards.
The shortstop wouldn't throw the
ball to the second baseman on
double play because was Repub'
lean.
A batter hitting safely would
raise his hand and Shout I'll run
on my record"
0errymandering In the outfield
would be reducing the territory 70
DO patrolled by favored fiychasers'
Boss Hague the car OF baseball.
It would be interesting.
They'd 60 70 the ball yards
and like II.
Hans Lobert used numerology on
his Phutlle Phillies In q pep talk:
Uncle Honus proved to them by
algebra that they'll finish sixth this
trip and win the pefinaIlt IN 1896,
be world champions in AZ. HIS
arithmetic. cited the Cincinnati
Reds, who were tail-enders four
straight autunins, as the Pills have
been. The Redlegs finished sixth the
next fall, '36. They won the nag IN
100, the world series In 40.
Well, that's one way to get tns
phillies there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
BY CHARLES MOREY

United Press siam correspondent
New York, April 24.-(UP)-Two
years ago, Milky Way Farms Gal.
lahadion defeated Colonel =. r.
Bradley's Blmelich In the Kentucky
Derby for the greatest upset In the
Blue Grass classic since Donerail
paid of ct oi-i IN 1918.
In the pre-race dope, Gala
hadion had been brushed of as
lacking everything q Derby horse
needed--clasS, speed and stamina.
And Dimelech, the undefeated Juve-
nile champion Of 1880 and an odds
on post time favorite, was consid.
cred already "home." On Derby
Day, Bradley was so III he stayed at
his idle Hour farm, 10 miles from
Churchill Downs and listened TO
the broadcast Of the race-in which
big Tim" failed for the first time.
Dogpatch
This spring Milky Way again Is
approaching the S75,0o0 run around
the downs with colt that doesn't
figure In the pre.race dope. His
name Ia Dogpatch and he's O rangy
son Of Bull Dog out OF Rose Leaves.
That makes him o full brother TO
Bull Lea, who defeated Stage.
hand three years ago In the $4,000
Wldener Cup. So far that's oil you
can say for him.
Dogpatch as q two.year-old won
only two races in IL Charts. His best
race was IN the Belmont Futurity
trial where he defeated Devil Diver
ard Contradiction. But In the e7B,s
900 futurity four days later he 1in-
iShed Q bad l2th.
The Bull Dog colt has yet 10 show
any Improvement at three. He has
raced twice ct Keeneland. In the
first he Jagged In fourth position
behind Valdina Alpha and was shut
out IN o six furlong dash. In the
second, ct the same distance, he
finished fourth again, this time be-
hind Harvard Square and Sun
AEay 10 Ready
ROY Waldron, Milky Way trainer,
THOUGHT last fell that Dogpatch
would be Q hard running horse this
wear, He was certain ne would Like
the longer distances Of the three-
year-old races especially tho mile
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

Valley club waterbury comprised of coored boys and
like the well enough often possible,
busy The club sent delegates the annual convention
Association Sunday In Hartford VAL
bowling Tngton the New City Valley championship
outfit having defeated the Full Fashions for the honor
for May heavy date In Washington the
winner get bout with Bob Pastor BY the It's long time
stopped Franklin
Bye Bob because Of his ten round stay with Joe Louis Perhaps
expected against
fastest heavyweight hitter since Ruby Bob Fzmmons Tribes
baseball drill tonight $50 Hamilton Park under the wahfl
the Newport boxing
how night you autograph by
Chicago
Gene doesn't remember much about that.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
Washington Hills
To Drill Sunday

The washington Hills Of the City
Amateur league will hold their first
workout of the season Sunday af-
ternoOn ct 2 O'Clock at Washington
Park.
All members Of last years squad
and any bail player In the city wish
ing 10 try out for the team Is asked
TO resort for the workout which
win be under the direction Of Red
dladney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
Duggan Captures Baseball
Thriller From Merriman

A game that will do as the stand
out SchoOlboy baseball game Of the
early season 10 date was played by
Duggan and Merriman Of the major
division, Grammar School League,
yesterday, Duggatl winning 10 to 0
but not before an extra inning had
been played in which the winners
scored four runs and the losers
three. Not only that, but Merriman
had a 8 70 3 lead going into the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

final and seventh inning. In which
Duggan scored three runs to tie up
the game at all, then went on to
smore four more In the eighth, as
MerTiman got three and was one
run short at the finish. Again, des-
pite seven errors, the Merriman
team was in the game right UP to
the last out.
Timely
Palaldino and Guattro hit hard in
the final and extra inning to bring
In the needed runs. Score:
r h Q
Duggan anna. 1O2 900 34--10 II 3
MerrtmaTl ..... 900 400 03-0 ct
Mastriano, Dickman and Angelo;
CampolI and vulico. Umpire: Han.
rahan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

Golfers Are
Handicapped
By Too Many
Fine Details
First Of II instructive articles.
BY BYRON NELSON
master Of the Masters

A middle-aged friend Of mine
decided he would make some
changes In his game, He had been
reading an instructive article. There
was something about wrist action
which intrigued him,
Now George, as well call him,
was o little above average. A high
80, low 90 shooter. He was confident
this wrist business would put him
In the 70s.
George was a mighty disappoint-
ed fellow when his score shot up
TO 100 and threatened to stay there,
He came to me, ana I Strengthened
him out. He had tied himself into
o knot, and as soon as he relaxed,
he went back to normal.
His case illustrates o point IN this
series on golf. First, I have long
felt the worst thing you can do for
@ golfer Is clutter his head with
too many ideas. I am going to avoid
that mistake. Rather we will en-
phaslze certain simple, easy TO UNI
derstatld fundamentals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
PENN RELAYS

Philadelphia, April "a. - Cup -
Indianas Hoosiers and New York
Notwithstanding two Of Amer
ica's greatest runners--were favored
for the team championship as 5000
athletes moved into Franklin Field
today for q two-day assault on
world track and field records In the
4Sth annual Penn Relay carnival.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
Today's Sport Parade

probable starters are Apache, Re
Quested, Devil Diver and sweep
Swinger. The doubtful starters are
sun Again, Bless Me, Dogpatchr
Black Raider and any Of 10 shaggy.
haired, swaybacked, weakened and
scraggly hopefuls who looked like
$1,000 o month ago and may not
be worth o quarter eight days
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

New York, April 2S.-Becavse his
precinct captains annually persuade
merchants and others 10 Hudson
County to purchase more than 6O'-
600 tickets for Jersey City's open
Ing baseball game, Q New YORK
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
LOEFFLER, YALE COACH,
LEAVES FOR AIR CORPS

New Haven, Conn, April 24-tUP)
Ken Loeffler, Yale Univers!tys
basketball coach, leaves next week to
Join the U. s. army air corps aS q
captain, 1t was disclosed today.
Loeffler reports for active duty in
California April %. In addition his
basketball duties, he coaches junior
varsity baseball and l50-pound foot
ball.
Loeffler coached at Geneva Col.
lege before coming to Yale. There
was no mention Of a successor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
ONLY FORRTGNER

Elmer Vale, Athletics outfieIder,
Is tine only foreign-born player in
the American League. He halls from
CzechoglOyakia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
CLICKED AT START

Joe Kirkwood, famous trick shot
golfer, picked Up $500 when he
passed the hat after his first ex.
hibition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

Pat Doyle, golf professional ct the
clearvteW Club on Long Island, has
made mine hoies~las-0g1e during his
long caFeeF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
and one quarter 81 the Derby.

ard one quarter Of the Derby.
Waidron Is q good man with Q
horse. He may be pointing his colt
for the Derby without regard 70 the
preliminary races. Roy pulled Q
miracle once with daiiahadicn, per-
haps he can do II again.
Dcgpatch now Is 20-1 81 the 9us
ture book.
(TomoErow: Sweep swinger)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
DOgpatch, Full Brother
OF Bull Lea, Goes
In Kentucky Derby

Editors Note: Following Il che
10th dispatch in series on the II
foremost cOntenders In the 6Sth
Kentucky Derby May 2. The Anal
dispatch will follow tomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

clipper Smith, Villanova football
coach, always enters @ stadium
backwards so the jinx won't see
him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
Keep En- Bitin'!

FishiEg 70 thrilling and exciting
spoFt. Yet completely reIGEinO. Bot
lrS much more bsO when Yeu know
how" Our Washington S0rSiee
BuTeCue booklet, THE FISHER
MANS GUIDE" win seceb yCu DE
tricks q icekle, bait and cthes
equipment GSd tell you how when
and where % fish h ali Kinds q
w0teg. NclI the coupon below %
c0fbes VIII ten cents. carefully
wrapped. 70 cover poet0co and psc'
dHcsIcD COSTS. ond ssO how much
bsftes--Gnd oIteHse--thSyT bite ieg
YouL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

Betting on the Kentucky Derby
has gone over the 100000 total
seven different times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
BRAVES FAVOR FOUR

Boston, April "a. - (Up)--The
Boston Braves cut four players from
their roster today, sending pitchers
Frank La Mamma, George Diehl and
Warren SPAIN and catcher Johm
stats to Hartford OF the EaSteFm
League on 2z-hour option.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

Have yOu q sports question you
want answered? Write your queSs
ton clearly, sign your name and
address and mali your query to
Sports Fan Question Man, Sports
, Service Bureau, The Waterbury
Democrat, 1913 18th street,
Washington, d. g., enclosing .
Scent postage stamp for per-
sOnal reply.
Q. Who Is 10 coach the football
team ut Fordham University this
YEAR,
A. Earl Walsh has been appoint.
ed acting head coach during Jim
Crowley's absence for the duration.
Glen Carberry, Ed Kosky, Nat
Pierce and Ed Franco are assistant
coaches.
@. In what American League
baseball park Us the distance from
hor:e plate to the left field barrier
greatest?
A. Gf1fith Stadium, Washing
ton, y, C,-402 feet.
q. What does the baseball slang
term Leather player" mean?
A. A good fielder who is . poor
hitter.
q. In basketball, II a player while
holding the ball touches II TO the
floor one or more times, has he
dribbIed7
No.
q. How long is the term OF office
Of the president 0 fthe American
Baseball Lacquer
A. william HarTidge was elected
December 10. 1898, for term Of ten
years, His prior terms were Of five
and three years.
g. Did Ralph Metcaife ever de-
feat Jesse Owneg in a short dash?
A. In the A.A,U. National cham.
asAARam3afRN faMfA AZ AHffawasstKaa NHft1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
COURSE FOR AVERAGE
GOLFER--NOT EXPERT

This is not course for the eX-
pert. Rather 1t Is o refresher course
for the average golfer. ] can e%-
plain. you see, to the fellow In the
70s that he must "hit down" more
or "take more turf" or "hatten his
swing" But to the average golfer,
those terms are simply confusing.
am going to attempt TO take
the positive side. Not don't do
this" but "why do it2" shall en-
phasize relaxing, holding yourself
in natural position, swinging with
rhythm. .....
am going to try to give the
average gclfer q sound base for his
game. With this base, he can go
to his professional and get the re-
flnements. I believe that listing a
hundred "musts" and "must-nots"
for q dozen different clubs in q
swing that lasts only q second or
two can mean only confusion TO the
average golfer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

g. Did Ralph Metcaife ever de-
feat Jesse OWneg in short dash?
A. In the A.A.U. National cham
piOnsilip held at Milwaukee, Wis,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24
NATURAL SWING is
KEY TO WHOLE GAME

The basis OF golf Is naturally the
swing. When played my first game
in 1925, I think I shot $50. ] hit
q few good shots and the game got
In my blood. always liked to swing
things and had hit pretty well In
baseball. But this new game
where you were at bat all the time
fascinated me.
We kids in Texas had q game
which made me mighty good at
swinging During wet weather, we
would take big hunks Of gummy
soil, wrap them around broom
weeds, and sling these gobs at the
side Of q barn. We became 50 expert
that some of us could hit the tar
get square ct from IS to 100 yards,
When I was caddying, often got
into trouble swinging clubs. Once
broke the shaft Of a players
wooden club. But the point Is, kept
swinging. Technically, my swing
was poor, for, as pro Ted Long
worth pointed out, was over.
swinging badly.
Longworth liked the way ! han.
died myself though. He liked the
easy rhythm and grace In my swing
and the fact was natural and re-
Taxed. ! had O good golf base.
That Is what am going To EN-.
phasize-basic fundamentals which
will not tie golfer UP but rather
give him foundation.
II this course accompliShes that,
you will have taken o big stride
forward.
For given a good swing, relaxa-
ton. natural habits and proper OBJ
jectiveS, q golf pro can really 60
to town on your game.
NEXT: No set fern
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

q. What does the baseball slang
term Leather player" mean?
A. A good fielder who is . poor
hitter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-24

q. In basketball, II q player while
holding the ball touches II to the
floor one or more times, has he
dribbIed7