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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
Mime. Bey, Colorfd
Boxing Figure, Dies
By
DAN PARKER

BOXING WORLD Friday through
Whr and the boeous OF training In both
the moved with the a culture.
Diplomatic circles Of Sidky
Turkish legation
hail.
we'll
Jacket voted right lofteS
pment all Many fighters
famous establishment N.
heard the OF her death Friday with
Born in ConsantnopIe,
Armenian father, Madame Turkish
assigned to the Washington
only few feet from him to
than leave America,
the diplomatic a
farm in Chatham Township, N.
Freddie Welsh champion,
Freddie he
would take
husband advised
the
decided Wles husbands
much against her will she
she
fight in her life and didn't anything
Fighters Hooked Wchs
the middleWeght
as the late Bill Mcclellan dubbed him Ski
welsh wrote Madame Boy protesting that the unamed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
Today's Sport Parade

The idea was conceived by Jean
Eberhart, he Southern Oregon
coach and formerly crack player
at Oregon u. lie hints that the
only objection TO the plan Is thac
the officials might see too much
from their new posts and keep their
whistles blowing at double time.
Even if they do, the crowd at least
viii know why they are blowing.
Seriously, this is the most i'm
portant change in basketball since
the center jump was acuttlcd. 1t
looks Ike a good thing It should
speed the game, encourage cleaner
play and produce better referees
II 1t is a success tonight, watch it
spread throughout the country.
Best wishes and qour words
censored"
Great Idea
After one reading I'm convinced
the new plan Is milestone IN
sports officiating. After all, boxing
referees in England always work
from outside the ring. The plan
should be successful in basketball
and | am highly in favor that II
should be adapted for other uses,
too. For instance.
A crows nest for every woman
who wears a Wide-brimmed hat to
q movie
ditto for the umpires who work
baseball games in Brooklyn.
An Ivory tower for the boys who
bet the Kentucky Derby future
book.
A blimp TO hold all the brass hats
who clutter up track meets.
a tower OF Babel for Prize Fight
Manager James j. Johnston, Sr.
And, by all means, combina-
ton crows nest, tower, blimp and
plenty OF strait jackets for all the
literary critics who collect around
sport writer's at bail games fights,
races and other events 10 peer over
shoulders and take issue with the
writer's statements as fast as they
are typed on paper. (4267 words
cenSorcdD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
PASTOR STOPS
LESNEvICH AS
FOE FOR LOUIS
Bettina Now in Line for
"Title" Bout If He Can
Duck Army
BY JACK CUDDY
UNITED Press STAFF Correspondent

NSHhSCu ICSS JtstH
New York, Jan. 81 CU.PD -
Bob Pastor, "spoiler" scourge OF the
heavyweight division, has blasted
the dreams OF another aspirant for
the golden crOWn-Gus LeSnevich.
Pulling mallet-like left hook from
his bag Of tricks, veteran Pastor
gave Light Heavyweight Champion
LeSneVich such a pasting at the
Garden last night that the sandy
haired Jersey scrapper regretted
stepping out Of his class TO try for
a shot at Joe Louis.
Fortunately for Gus his ITS pound
title was NOT at stake, since both
came in as heaVyweights for their
10-round braWl
Pastor won the unanimous deci-
sion by an impressive margin and
was hammcring under such full
head OF steam at the finish that he
might have knocked out Lesnevich
had the bout been for Is rounds.
Stops Big Boys
Pastor, with his disconcerting left
hooks and mongooSc body-feinting
ruined the 175-pound rulers heavy
weight champion Just as he did
those Of Bob Nestell, Chuck Crowell,
Roscoe Toles, Tiger Warrington,
Turkey Thompson, Maurice Strick-
land and Booker BeckWith. Although
rapid Robert Of New York has had
two unsuccessful bouts with Louis,
himself, he seems destined by the
listic fatcS to act as a perennial bar
rier between rising contenders and
the champion.
However, this role Of "spoiler" may
be ended abruptly on February "a
when Pastor tackles Lem Franklin
Clevcland's dark dynamiter, in
LENS home town. Smart-money
men say Franklin will be favored eat
2-l or 81.
Meanwhile Promoter Mike Jacobs
who announced the disappointing
figures Of $20728 and 1882 persons
for last nights show, seems virtual
ly certain to match Melio Bettina,
the Beacon, N. Y, southpaW and
Joe Louis for his army relief fight
at the Garden, March q. With Les
nevich out OF the picture, Bettina
should have an open road, If he
can dfer induction into te army for
a couple of months.
LesneVich is definitely out OF the
picture because he learned last
night that adding poundage TO his
squat frame makes him merely a
fat man instead Of heavyweight.
The Russian blond from Clifside, N.
j., came in at l8l pounds, eight
more than his normal fighting
weight. This excess blubber slowed
him pathetically after the sixth
round and made him an easy target
for Pastors portsidc leather. Pastor
scaled 1873 IA.
Good For Six
II was a good fight for six rounds,
with Lesnevich taking the first,
fourth and sixth sessions by virtue
OF aggreSsiveness and landing the
cleaner shots, and they fought on
eevn terms in the fifth. But after
the sixth, Pastor came on to click
off four straight rounds, battering
his opponents with increasing vigor.
Lesnevich suffered gashed right
brow In the second round This bled
profuscly IN the latter milling. Pas
tors left brow was slightly cut in
the ninth. There were no knock
downs, although Gus staggered Pas
tor with hard right to the chin In
the sixth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
YALE=HARVARD 1912
CREW RACE AT DERBY

New London, Conn, Jan. 81 -
CUP The annual Yale-Harvard
regatta to be held in May will be
roWcd this year on the Housatonic
river at Derby, instead of over the
traditional Thames river course
here, 1t was announced today.
War conditions nccessitated the
change. 1t was the second time
in the history OF the regatta that
the course was changed by war
The first time was In 1918 when
the races also were staged at Der
by
Because OF Housatonic river con-
ditions, the length of the races
will be cut In half--from four TO
two miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press Staff Correspondent


New York, Jan. -(UP)-Thc
most startling event in sports since
the st. Louis Browns won their last
pennant will take place tonight il
the city OF Ashland, Ore, when
Monmouth meets Southern Ore
gon in q basketball game while
the officials work from crows nests
high above the court Instead Of
cluttering up the floor.
At least that is what | am in
formed will take place. | can't
guarantee that this spectacle viii
go on as scheduled because there
is at least one mile separating me
from ashland, Ore, pop 4,544) for
every spectator who viii be pres
ent at the highly historic encoun-
ter. But I'm fairly certain. because
I've been tipped by a good man.
The news was sent along 10 me
via pack rat from Portland. II was
dispatched by an old and highly
trustworthy colleague, His name IL
william G.. Payctte, who Is a Unit
ed Press writer and former basket
ball player himself and a mean
mand in any man6 poker game
draw. stud or strip. Senior Pay
cite advises as follows:
Officials Off
Dear Zone word censored:
1.-THE biggest innovation III ba8-
ketball since you stole the peach
basket from the girls gymnasium
and they were forced TO hang up
hoop skirts viii be tried out here
tonight. There win be no officials
ON the floor for the Monmouth
Southern Oregon game. Instead
they will be behind the blackboard,
perched In crows nests anchored
TO the roof
'"They will be equipped with
standard whistles and they Will
work the game just as If they were
right out among the players. They
also win be Quilted with loud
speakers. The latter viii be used to
call out and clarity the penalties
for the spectators. AS II that were
not enough, three lincmcn VIII call
out-of bounds from the sidellnes
'"The foor will belong entirely TO
the players. These I have polled
and they all think 1t is mighty
swell idea to get the whistle blow
ers out from under foot. The off
ciak arc pretty happy about II all
too. No dummies, If they can earn
their fees sitting down ais they
whistle while they work they Ger
tainly don't want 10 stand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
East Ends Defeat
New Haven Club

Alllngtown Boys Club of New
Haven were fairly easy victims of
the umdcfeatcd East End Commu-
nifty basketball team which marked
up a SIS to 81 win last night at the
Anderson School gym. Damelia
and Phalen led the East End scor-
ing with Is points, as Holmes
Goodwin and Swan scored 10
more, A. Kul getting for the Wis
itors.
Bears were IA to 0 winners over
the Centrals, and East End Juniors
defeated the Washington Hill
Juniors "a to rs IN other games
played during the evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
DIESELS TROUNCE
NEWFIELDS 1855
RED Wallace Sets State
League Record Scoring
IS Points at Home

New London, Jan. 31--Mike Wal
lace rang up new State Basketball
league individual scoring mark
Thursday night by throwing In IS
points as the Electric Boat combine
trimmed the Bridgeport NcWfields,
10 TO 55. The previous record was
81 points set by Willie Monroe OF
Willimantic in 1910.
The win was the thirteenth in 16
league starts for the New London
team and gives them three games
lead over West Haven and Hartford
Electric Boat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
STAMFORD CLUB
AT YMCA SUNDAY
West Side Speedboys Face
Question Marks in
NaiSmith Game

Though they do not profess to be
ne best team In the state the STAN
)rd Question Marks are coming TO
&c Central Y gym tomorrow after
)on to test the West Side Speed
VS. in benefit for the DR.. James
,ismith Memorial fund. However,
DOWNSTAIRS do confess that
y are the equal of the State
lgue entry and hope to prove
tt with convincing victory.
very cent derived from this con-
t will go to the fund in the hope
building a fitting memorial to the
lnder of basketball. The Siders
Il return the compliment to the
Iestion Marks by invading STAN
nd some Saturday evening next
lonth.
The Marks have compiled 221 VIC
tories against So defeats in fourteen
years, all under Coach Sam Kotos.
Buck Celotti Is the star of the Wis
itOrs having captained the Villanova
Freshman last year before being
forced to forego his education. Chase
Nanos is runnerup to Buck for
scoring honors and is regarded as
one of the best shots in New Eng
land
Others on the Marks personnel
which will make its debut here to-
are Jack Smith, Nick Kou1es
formerly with the Yale and ToWne
Industrial League team, AL Michel
son, six feet two center, AL Maffuc-
CT, Chase Robinson, Johnny Roma
nos, a very clever drlbbler, Leo
'Buzzer' Baron and Joe 'Smitty"
Burriesci
The Siders will show the same
gang which knocked off the West
Haven Red Devils here last Sunday,
namely, Johnny Casey Russ Nc
Lean, Jim Roach Herbie French
Bill Oliver, Bill Hoysradt, FRANK
Beauty, Hubby Richards, Billy Ka-
losky and Ralph Bradley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
HOBOES BEST

North End Hoboes defeated the
Aces at the North End "Y" last
night, 80 to rs, In an interesting
basketball game which finished Is
TO II ut half time, In favor OF the
eventual winners. Kolosnik with IL
points, led the Hoboes' scoring, No
Wacki adding 8 points. while Bos-
co, Rinaldi and Valletta were good
for 20 OF the losers rs points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
MIDDLEBURY and
OvERLOOKS WIN

Salisburys four goals made Mid
dlcbury an easy to winner over
the WatertoWn ice hockey club in
one OF two Waterbury Amateur
Hockey league matches played last
night on the Fulton Park rink.
In another game, OVerlooks were
3 to ! winners over the Red Hawks
Chabot, Klein and Brown scoring
for the winners, Houoppi for the
Hawks.
League playofs will start Sunday
night at the Fulton rink with
Overlooks and WATERFOWL meeting
at 7 p. IN. and the Red Wings VS..
Middlebury at $3.50. Art Dunn will
referee both games. Summary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
THOAMSTON HIGH
TOPS NEWINCTON

IhonaSton, Jan. 31-Thomaston
hleh boys took over NcWington high
to The tune OF 30-l5 in a game at
the local gym last night. Thomas
Ton high reserves also were victors
IN Their contest with the Newington
reserves making 20 points to the
visitors 8. In the preliminary game
Lundberg made eight points and
wilson five for the home team
Score of the first team,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
RUBBER WORKERS IS.
ST. THOMAS H. N. rs

United Rubber Workers, Local As
basketball team OF Naugatuck came
from behind to win its sixth straight
game last night, IS to 20 victory
over the st. Thomas Holy Name
club of Waterbury, which the VIM
ners marked as their second win
over the Tommies this season.
Spectacular shots by Ruccio, and
fine passing by Garlinski and Dunn
allowed the Rubbermen to come
from behind and score five hoops
In the final three minutes OF play
Koch and Rose for the Saints, got
II points between them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
Standing,
Hearts Square Series

Continuing It's excellent play,
Sacred Heart high went to Morris,
Connecticut, last night and came
home with rs to 81 hoop victory
over Ralph Johnson's speedy club,
which had previously beaten the
Hearts at the Wildly gym. Murphy
had a big night, scoring IL points
for the winners. to which eastman
and Fitzgerald added six; Anderson
scoring 10 for Morris, which lost it.
first game at home this season
Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
ANSONIA AT NAUGY

Naugatuck, Jan. 3l-Pete Foley's
Naugatuck high basketball team,
which has lost It's last two games,
VIII seek 10 re-entcr the victory
column tonight when 1t faces An
sonia high at the local Y M. G. A.
Naugatuck defeated Ansonia IN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
WATCO RIFLEMEN
LOSE TO PLYMOUTH

Plymouth, Jan. 30-The Plymouth
Rife club defeated the Watco team
of Waterbury at a Tunxis league
match in the Plymouth Community
club rife range Thursday night by
a total OF IS points.
Individual scores are as follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
IhOnastOn

Score ut half time ThomasLon
II, Newington 7. Referee: Gus
Lonergan. Score at half in pre-
llminary: T'homaston lG, Newington
|.
Toni8hta attraction at the high
school gym viii be game between
the Stag A. G. and st. Casimir's
OF Terryyille, The preliminary
game viii start at 1870 and the main
feature at $50 p. m. Dancing viii
follow. Proceeds will be donated to
the drive for Infantile Paralysis
funds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

ships today.
Miss Coos totaled $685. points In
the school figure skating competi-
tion--her weak" point-yeSterda
and toxic commanding lead for to-
days free-skating events.
Dorothy Glazicr of the Boston
Skating Club finished second with
6398 and Roberta jerks, Il team
mate, third with 1894. Hildegard
Balmain OF the New York Club was
fourth with 630.2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
Blue DEVILS EDGE
TRI-SQUARES 27-24

The Blue Devils defeated the
Tri-Squares 27-M in the only game
scheduled last evening In the
Brooklyn "Y" Loop. DeAgostino,
Flame and Dunnigan were the WIN
ner's stars, while Norelli and Ven-
detti shone for the losers.
R1ue Devils
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
The Standing
FOOLED DOCTORS

Maurice Wade, Missouri football
star, was a patient In the Simmer
hospital for crippled children a6 a
five year old. l>ocoors feared he
might never wall again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
FIGURE SKATING

New York, Jan. 81 UP) -
Dorothy Coos, 13-year-old member
Of the New York Skating Club, was
a strong favorite In tn efinal OF the
Senior Singles division OF the East
ern states figure skating champion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

10 saIIas s.anSeaI uvoIIauv auL
baseball motion pictures have been
viewed by 100000 persons since
1884. The movies are produced by
Lew Fonseca.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
Plymouth

Ansonia but tonights game Is ex-
pected To be no set-up as the An
sonia five always gives the Garnet
SORTED battle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

Other Scores
Bristol AS, Weaver 81.
Thomaston 80, NeWington Is.
Watertown "a, Litchfield IT.
Danbury Trade AZ, Woodbury. 80
Terryville 40. Housatonic Vale,
Torrington 81, Gilbert 33.
New Milford a. NeWtown II.
Milford 38, Branford 20.
East Haven 81, Lyman Hall "a.
West Hartford 20, East Hartford
Il.
Commercial 81, West Haven "a.
Hillhouse Al, Hamden %.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

Score at half time, New London
40, bridgeport 10; referee, Billy
OBrien; time, 10 min. quarters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

Middlebury % ~ Watcrt0wn
buiiilcl ''.......,.,,...... CopeS
Goal
Phclan ..,t.........,, McCleary
Right Defense
Left Defense
Vocgtle Observation-Disclosures. Gelinis
Center
Morgan ................. Decoteari
Right Wing
Salisbury ........... Grubauski
Left Wing
Spares: Middlebury, JOY.
Spares: WATERFOWL, Hoffman, Fiji
tai
Official-Dunn.
First period scoring Salisbury
5000; Salisbury 12:OW.
Penalties None.
Second period scoring Salisbury
7.0O, Morgan 14:00.
Penalties Gelinis, Greezing puck)
Third period scoring Salisbury
(0:0O, Grubauski G1:lW.
Penalty-Voegtle tripping).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

Schoolboy
Basketball
Schedules
Week OF Feb. !, 1922
PUBLIC SCHOOL LEAGUE
Ia..,og NAn.In,t

Games Monday
anderson at Sprague tReferee
MONTH.
Bunker Hill at Wilson tNEY)
Refcrc Courtney.
East Farms at Hopeyille tRcfercc
CARROLL.
KingSbury at II. S. Chase Gtef-
cree Lord.
Game Tuesday
Webster at Duggan fReferee
Month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31

PAROCHIAL LEAGUE
Game Tuesday
st. Ann VS. st. Francis at NAL
oney gym tHanrahan, referee.
Games Wednesday
st. Joseph VS.. Sacred Heart at
st. Joscph's hail Referec Hanra-
ham.
st. Thomas VS.. st. Marys at
Washington Park Rcferee Month
Game Thursday
st. Margaret VS.. SIS. Peter IL Paul
Reierce Hanrahan).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
TO PRESERVE BALLS

TO conserve rubber, manufactuI.
RS advise golfers to keep theL
balls IN moisture-p proof container
and not to use warm water II
washing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
Merlslen

Score at half time: Crosby Il,
Meriden IL. Referee: Darlington.
Meridcn Reserves won a "a to /.
preliminary game, karsmarski scor
ing Ia points for the winners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
HIGH SCHOOL FROSH LEAGUE
Games Wednesday

AL CTOSby gym.
3:15-Wilby VS.. LeavenWorth.
4:00-CroSby vs. Sacred Heart.
(Referee Mobile, both gamcs.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-31
Sacred Heart
Norris
Other Scores

Score at half time: Sacred Hear
lG, Morris TO- Referee. Nash.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-19
Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku


prema izvestaju 0dcleaja Trgovne u Washingtonu. ova zen
liza je dobia 1911. godne dohodak cd $945oo,00o00o. IHi il yeti
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proizvodna. Cd oyog uhupnog dohoka oni kohl primaju plate ma
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novnika koji So "korisno" upolenj, a mediu koihma Sc naaze pIu-
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dolara godisnje, kao miliona radnika kii 81 prislieni kapitaIiS-
titkim okolnostima ia obavljaju iskLutivo kaptahStitke posove.
Isti izvestaj dale svoje objaSnjenje o porastu dohotka owe grope,
da je uzrok tome: "stalniie uposlivanje, duzi radni sati, vti stcpen
najamnice.'
Eksperti tog Oddenja Trgovine proratunali su da &c dohoda5
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Ukupan zenalski dohodak zna6i ukuppo prozvcdeno dras+ya-
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pflIodne pomoci. Pa kada bi uzeli "a gotovo da su radnici priniIi
ukupnu najamnicu cd 81 milijardu dohra sto nile tacDo pIutoErs-
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u mlllJardu dolara, skoro toliko koiki bese celokupan zemalski
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-19
RekOrdni profit plutokratiie.

Zvanicnci American Rolling Mil Company iziavili 81 da &c
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pc so.
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$40 / o. nakon so su svake pomenute godne platali DRAW sve We
ce poreze.
Culemo polllcare ola nam govore da &c zbog sye veteo 7ore
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p""llSucka Klasa poseduje su zemalsku industriiu zbop +ora
eh " noguce da sto DUE iscrpniie izrabljuie svoe radnike Va
:" 'A'i'h radnlka znaci veci "vSak vrednosti." Veci "yjsak
ieo'osu znacl veci cist prifit veti federalni porez a svo 70 zn,o;
I'd 'e elatvn naJannica izrab1enih radnika mania.