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LAHsE stock mi hand save i'H 49,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Ry MARRY GRARsQN NA Surxilue Si1artts Dtaaar

Los Arwelss, Baseball 0wr- CTS 1ust Sfsfrik atlEy hawe hseaaasches now. Wait urftn slrtrR,
 The majors Rre asFftdrsritrg a manpuwer rrdblsYn. That is Busats Iplain by tfhe maEuRxes rgst1rt1g 9lft lblakes to tef1e auttpe list and bringing 1Ip HlUrn minors seehRses gisan ur un some rtgne Aar& hSy htg niagzR managers.
 Branch RtolFy rekfree Hae 2t6- year-0ld nsso mng1hBr as RrtEtie eE the Bre0ailuzs un sSfe eurrEfin5gn thIst he wUrlH ase zDmiilh6le 6Er SfnrtEtar- ping.
 wshgn Ete &a-wasr~ailH Frwh F9tcR- 5liuEmBns ax6ussh tsD go uS saR 0Aan- trBal fam zs Ei3lzst, ufke mBtiZeS kgut him ss a gaarh and rsliRE pitcher.
 muTt gtar1S and gifilt-sn enuna more ftzn a how @srnst-clEm uRr~ pgrItage 1r a high hzsrrtzg average nowadays:
 So ysu SEE alae St. Louis Cardinals signing Prank DHmEcTe, uSte 6Rnner Cub and Giant, zg a G1we aIFEt uR lend a Aund in tGfe gTfrfsEIth,
 The EhilnnHrf1iR Athhrurs are bringing hank OrrfisltEr DD Jo White Hrum Sattfle, whSrR he wsEs sent by The msuait TlRRrx a1her helping EhBm ttD a @utHile aG Fsn- narfts and "a wnlh GifAnriiEaAtn.
 Racirrifts win HHszst syrfrg hR 8E extinct as ffrse-nunk1e ArUn1RS- TAR agzs r0ssgrs win be tillrH vim sifR names af WHnBrnhle hNraEs wftIT wnuln ase safer h1Ine rzsrIting gRr- zntu1ns.
 One Gf Hhe FlsRsr ErahnHnR, as mnrry baEBhRl nnHn sHe u wtin Mrvs tN diD with ElAyHrx naUw esnrizEet1 n~ wHr intlustriss.
 Burlv WRlbg-x Gff ashA EaHtk ag-E Red RTlffing Gf ahe ERrizHss, finn sZ- Hmple, are pruning in rafe afn-s@hzGr- to good aifuE1fHpe in ztnuiare EBG- turies. MRSiy GxibEz Gf tuhe EarRzHs is Gi1inK WET wntik. 'Tluurnw EhlnER If lfl1e RrHxag iig anulEEHh In c Brooklyn StipyErH
 Many mnse bRn plsgH-x anR a41uE engaged. With sdt1e GuniirE Gf 2gTrirg 1fere will, nD 8fUIif1t, hSe nnarw mEe similarly ErTplrwH6
 EuuRIy wiiEh1Eft diBIit1,, EzIErw Gf fhese win hHzRe lHErrHf ttD ne aknIEst wurkerg mt afhtsir urnflEg.
 MHnpUmer G1nIniiEsiunGr 91KAazrr win pr6hahly find HSfrEt nranT Gr these are Indispensable asrh win sCr Rnrurdiugly, 1nr tfhEnR Hs mn qIDIes- tiun about wihHrH aln aatile-sanzsEft ritizen balunEs uif1eae GiEEg- A gznt share uf tta1e plHWHE tfEHuE gmrhlzERss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
ALL-IIME BASEBALL
 STARS SELECTED

New Tenng. UBc. D-NUFD-BarmE Wagner Gf the FtfrhsnrHsh RtrHtE& n1lled 1Da BI1t &f a pusaiffe ulH m8bes to lead HHhe EtslnEiniam sf an a.Il-1ime, RI-Etar hHHHh5m uesun ny the BasdhRIn WstfhGzS AsEs&fErdiEn Gc Amariira. .Elhe 4HEEn. wtinh nfke wsfRx-
 First Ihase-E@u Gtstnigs New Yark Yankees, 6E-
 Gernna Ihass-EkiEfie CElIEuE. Clar- CRED White EnE B6.
 TIlaira IhRse-Manal6 RiD TexF- nur, F,inhakalrE,h. G2
 EhnrtshAp- Wagner. HIA.
 Rigtrt nieslE- -BlElhe RHf5h. New YariE Hanlaaeg. ma
 Carihar aidl6-This &lpaEazr. CiEze- hand. T6.
 Eeft mlala-IF Cstih, BHsnniE. nm
 CR&ahH mn wliERETs HEex Yarif KanlnHeS, 5n.
 FianhHr-%sltRr BsitnEnn. wHasb- hngtans aa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
N. 3. \. TO RUN
 DWN' TOURNEY
VII Not Recognize Jack;
 Iarkin Winner as Champion

Paterson. N !. December 9. - GuPB - The National Boxing Asso- ctsainn will carry through with its pnl1neG tournament designed to crown the next lightweight cham pinn "in the ring and not in a prt- vate offtce." President Abe !. Greene announced today.
 Greene made his statement short Ir altar q break with General John T. Phelan of the New York Com mission. Efe said the NRA would re- nze tR recognize the winner Of the fight between Tfppy Larkin of Gar feht., N. |. and Beau Jack of Au- glsSa. Ga.. at Madison Square GzrtaRn December "a. as the title xsEeeessor tQ recently retired sammy Argott..
 ma Gfsnirs1tfve NBA official ac- &IzHeG P1elan Of creating discoru hefween the two organizations when tisR Nex York executive, after agree ing to q tournament arrangement in wisSrn n eltgihles were to take part. aEncuEeed that New York would recngntzR the winner of the Larkin- Lzgk r5-rounder as new champion.
 The first contest Of the NBA tour- na.EeEt. Greene said. wfl1 pit Cleo Sss1xx against Chester Rico at site yEr ca he seiecteG-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Great Lakes, Iowa Navy
 Seek Big Ten Games

Chfcaans Dee. a-WPl-The mid- wgars two top service teams. Great LakRx and the Iowa pre-fiight zEA0nE. trGaF requested the Big Ten tn altar iEx ia43 schedules to pro- vihe them with representative play ing rrngraME
 The requests were made by It. Commander Russell Cook. athletic dErHGtcr at Great Lakes, and It. Col. Beruie Herman of the pre-fiight MhGcE. hE6nre q ioEut meeting of lGnaferEnee athletics. faculty repre- &GrtHttSgR and football coaches.
 WktlE tEere was no immediate aG1tau talEEu ou the requests. they pruhahIF will he granted although EExhinn of football schedules may bG pna1pnEeG until 6 march meet ing The fsf1 conference schedules wErg sgrapped to provide eompeti- ttian fsr fnur service teams. but t tE unlikely that either camp grant GIT Euut Knnx will want places O9 Eez1 zEaznu,a cards aa their teams were haGIF euteIasBed-
 GrKaE Lakes played six conference Egianaia and the Iowa pre-fight tGan five.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
JOHNSON AND CHOUTEAU GET
 PLACES
Nakama Of Ono State Voted Best Nile Swim
 mers BiIl Smith Tops

New York, Dec. g. --- WJP)-~Bill Smith, IBsyear~old Hawaiian star, now D freshman at Ohio Seate, heads the Iea2 AIl~Amefican EwimnI1ne team announced today ay the AIaa~ teur Athleeic Onion, with Shsee an~ Siividual places and one Eelas berth.
 The selections, made by . special A.AlU. committee, must be con f1rrned by the 54th annual A. A. U. convention at Chicago, Dec. aa, 12 and a3.
 Smith was chosen toplrankine performer in the 22oSyard free style, at which distance Inc set an ASneit~ can record, and in the H4O and 880 yard free styles, in which he estab~ lished new world marks last sum mer. He was also selected fUr the 8SO-yard free style relay.
 The rest of the team:
 50-yard free style-Bob AInunu~ sen, Northwestern.
 IOO-yard free style-Bfll Prev, De- troit Athletic Club.
 One mile free le-EkiyoShi Ma kama, Ohio State.
 Backstroke- Adolph Kie5er, Chica~ go.
 Breaststroke-James Counsilman, Ohio State.
 Individual medley-SOo yards - Kicfer.
 Long distance nedley - JosHph Lucas, New York Athletic club.
 Springboard diving Miller An~ eierson, Ohio State.
 High Fancy Diving-SamuIy Hce, Pasadena Athletic Club.
 yOO-yard medley relay - Back stroke, Kiefer; 5reaststroke, Cuun~ y!lman; free style, Prev.
 8S0-yard free style Telay-sSmith;; Alan Ford, Mercersburg, Pa., auaelR- my; H0wie Johnson and RHne Chou teau, both of Yale.
 Long distance tearn-Iucas; Don De Forrest, unattached of Chester, Pa, and BiH Trubee, Princeton.
 AlsO Considered
 Among those receiving honorable mention were:
 Springs, free style, 30 yards to 9sO Ed Pope, Yale; Ed Hall, Massa- chusetts State College; and Dick Kelly, Yale.
 Middle distance, $40 yards to sUue mile, free style-RichRrd PetBrS, Yale and Choutezu.
 Backstroke -1sOuis DRnnHnb&um, Yale.
 BreaststroAe-John Mayer, Eale and Joe ,JodEa, Massachusetts State College.
 Spring board diving-Jtm Cook, Yale.
 Long distance swtm-W Pr0kusch, Fort Shelby, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
REDS CANCEL SPRING
 SERIES WITH RED SOX

Cincinnati, Dec. 9 -(UP)- The Cincinnati Reds became one of the first major league baseball clubs to comply directly today with trans portation director Joseph Eastman'S request for the clubs to reduce mileage in i943.
 The Reds announced they have cancelled their annual spring tour with the Boston Red Sox, their spring sparring mates for the past six years. The club will make only one or two stops enroute home from the training camp at Tampa, Fla, playing minor league clubs on each occasion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

heights and then took of for the Navy to serve as coach at the North Carolina Pre-Flight School.
 Yet the Mountaineers are ex- pected to come back with com bination that should be even bet ter balanced than last years champions.
 Stepping into the vacancies are five members of the freshman team of last season--a club which copped 19 consecutive games and which always gave the varsity q good run for its money. ENROLLED AS UNIT
 These plebes. part of a former Breenbrier Military School aggre- gation which enrolled en masse were credited with doing much tc help their big brothers scale the tor last season.
 This is their sixth season as q unit.
 The 4l-42 varsity had only three reserves and they became tired Oi inactivity and got themselves into Uncle Sam's ball game.
 Captain Barrie of last winter 1: now Coach Barrie. teaching the raz- zle-dazzle principles of play as pro. mulgated by Dyke Raese.
 Whatever comes. you can't tel West Virginia rooter that ths Mountaineers won't be at the tor when the next tournament roll: around.
 They really shoot from the hir down here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Nova Anxious To Get Back Into
 Fistic Limelight

New York, Dec. e--All the disap- pointments that have come to Lou Nova in the boxing ring, all the misfortunes that have befallen him, all the ridicule that had been heaped on him after his collapse against Joe Louis, all this = and Yoga, too-wili be forgotten if Nova triumphs over Tami Mauriello in their 10-round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night.
 Tn no division Is 1t so true as in the heavyweight: what whale of a difference one fight makes. Lou Nova,s standing in the heavyweight division today is not high. His re. cent record is not good. Yet, should Nova conquer Mauriello he will be right back at the top among out standing men of his division.
 And no one realizes that fact bet- ter than Lou Nova. He is fully cognizant of the importance of Frt- day nights contest to his fistic ca- reer. 4 victory catapuits him to the forefront; a defeat drops him so far behind the fleld-limited though that field now be-that 1t will prob- ably force his retirement from box ing.
 Ready to Click
 That is a consummation devoutly wished by some Nova detractors but 1t does not fit at all into the Nova scheme of things. Nova has fought of defeat, illness, abuse, despair. He thinks the time has now arrived for him to arrive"
 It was on Jan. 24, l936, that Nova made his first professional start, outpointing Lou Barbara in four rounds at the Garden. For seven years he has been trying to convince the boxing world that he is good But the boxing world, with the ex- ception of Ray Carlen, his manager; some friends, and possibly Max Baer. whom he twice knocked out, remains skeptical.
 Friday night is the Might of Stars" for Lou Nova. He will either see them or become one himself.
 Nova completed his training prep arations yesterday at Greenwood Lake, N. J. His workouts were distinguished by the fact that at nc time did Nova mention the cosinic punch, dynamic stance, bodily arc He did talk, however, about left hooks, right crosses, and uppercuts. It's healthy sign.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
State Amateur
 Golf Meet Off

Bridgeport, Conn. Dec. 0-WP1- There win be no Connecticut anna teur golf tournament in 19z3 for the first time in 45 years.
 The Connecticut State Golf assO- ciati0n voted to abandon the cham pionShip play because absence oi many players would not make it a true test.
 Tn place of the title play. the as- s0ciation win hold a so-ealled wic- tory tournament at the Shuttle Meadow Country club. New Britain, from June 21 to a.
 War bonds win be given as prizes in this tournament.
 Fifteen other journeys were scheduled by the association from June 1e to Sept. a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
|ST. MARY'S HOOP
 SQUAD WINS 13-S
St. Ann's Lose Fast Game; St. Joseph's vs. SS.
 Peter-PauI's Today

Good defensive play in the lat ter part of the game allowed the St. Mary's Parochial League hoop sters a l3 to 8 victory over St. ADn's in a close contest yesterday after noon. At the half, the teams were but two points apart, after which the French boys evened the score, only to lose out in the last five minutes of play. Coached by Bob Howell St. Marys has not been de- feated in league play to date.
 Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
Boston Bruins Gam
 Share Of Toe Lead;. Beat Blackhawks96.
Ry United Rress)

The Boston Bruins climbed tTtr tie for first place by routing the league leading Chicago Blackhawks D-6, Tuesday night befUre 1D,DDD fam at Boston Garden in perhaps 1hf widest game of the National 1eagnt season.
 The win was Boston's seventh in row on home ice and was deaturec by two free penalty shots, n ques- tionable Boston goal and a ttnal period in which the Bruins tallier five times.
 Chicago took an eRlly lead with Red 7anill, aud Tuten and Doug Bentley scoring in the first periDc while Art Jackson ta1lied flor BOs- ton.
 Strung Dsmeback
 The score was tied at 4-an in 1fle second when Boston came back with three goals by Art Jackson, Jack Crawford and Bill Hullett wlaflt Doug Bentley scored flor ChicagD Hollett's goal was allowed although the Hawks protested that ggallie Bert Gardiner fell into the net with the puck. At this point, Referee Nnrm Lamport pulled the watch un Cf1i- cago before play resumed.
 Boston went ahead dur keeps m the final period when Bin CDTley scored twice and Bill Shill, Buzz Boil and Captain Dit Clapper each added a goal
 HamiIl and Mush March 1allien for Chicago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09

considered. last-invited and seed ed last in a powerful array of competition. only to walk out with everything but Promoter Ned Irish's hat, only one man has returned. Scotty Hamilton, TO- tund center. wizard of the fast break and ball-handler extraor- dinary, doesn't see familiar face as he races down the boards. RAISE IS IN NAVY
 West Virginia won 22 out of 24 engagements last season, beat Long Island U., Toledo and West. ern Kentucky in the National In. vitation shooting matches.
 But gone are Captain Rudy Barrie. winner of the Garden tournaments most valuable player award. Dick Kesling and Roger Hicks. high- scoring forwards and Lou Kalmar, pinion of defense.
 Gone is Ceach Richard A. Rssse. who took his team to the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
LUCAS MAY PASS FOR
 BOSTON COLLEGE

Newton, Mass. Dec. 9.-CUP)- Boston College continued polishing its football fundamentals today in preparation for the New Years day meeting at Miami with Alabama in the Orange Bowl.
 The team is concentrating or pass offensive with reserve fullhack Carl Lucas pitching from the err formation in place of Mickey Con- molly whose shoulder separation may keep him out of the game.
 Latest loss to the team was hail. back Bob Mangene who was side lined because of a cold but was ex- pected to be ready in a day or two
 Coach Denny Myers was absent from practice today. having left last night for New York where he and other B. c. officials win receive the Lambert trophy at an athletic din- ner. The award is given annually to the outstanding eastern team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-09
COLLEGE SPORTS TO
 GO AHEAD' M 1943

New York, Dec. DLGP)-AdeF1ber associations of the Central OfflOe 1nI Eastern Intercollegiate Athl6tics close a two-day cnuferen0e to-day and are expected to aIrnh0rize a g0- ahead for college sports m nDaS.
 Ten of the IT college groups, OOp- ering all sports and wanking under the executive 6iirectinn of Asa E Bushnell met in the opening nun- clave yesterday and WDtHd cnnfitiennE in the ability 0f the various 3pnr1k to function flespite me<iuGs6 man. power. The few reKiainns afleuheS signifed agreement 6nr Bus1nelllE policy of -iathletics as GmergHnrE requires"
 The Eastern intercollegiate Swim ming leagne selHrted William 1- 1dc- Carter nf nartm1Elfh as EneEiklHul and added Army to membership nm the first time. The gxtimruGrS RllEr adopted & full srhnGiEile dnr aigM teams.
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