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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
ELNER SEARS LOW
NEDALIST AT ICC
JOCKEY UNKURT
IN FAIR SPILL

1t was thrill day at the
Imperial fair grounds race
track Wednesday, and little
Luis Casas was the unWlII-
ing star. Co-staTing with
Luis was George Parker, driver OF
M. A. Daniels Little Martin in the
harness races.
Casas was up on Tia Juana in the
fifth and was laundering into tn"
home stretch when a girth slipped.
The plucky mite sailed through the
air and landed almost directly be
meath the hooveS OF two other
horses that were running neck
and neck just back OF Tia Juana,
Casas' mount put on a demon
stration of bucking that would have
done credit to a rodeo outlaw, while
the grandstand held its breath until
the dust settled revealing the jockey
unhurt but obviously chagrined.
The same thing happened to
Casas in the eighth as he came
into the stretch aboard LaFait.
Only this time, Luis stuck like /
tick. riding Betty MOretti's Lor"
Shot bareback over the finish lire
in third place. LaFair had the VIM
ner, S. Musgroves Wyoming KIl
licked until the saddle Slipped.
In the fourth race, which wa
the second heat of the PAGER event
rein on Little Martin broke Just
as Parker was driving hard at the
ha,N-mile post, and the Sulkcy
crashed into the fence No damage
was done, except perhaps to ups %.
both horse and driver so badly thai
Little Martin, favorite all the wa.
lost the third and final heat t"
Paul McPherSon'S Kin-AbbC.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nagging baokachs
quickly. once they discover that the real cause
of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out of the blood.
They help most people pass about3 pints day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains. leg pains, loss Of pep and energy, get
ting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the
eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help the
Is miles OF kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
SPARES
and
STRIKES

Gullett's Grocers Thursday were
still way in the lead in the COM
mercial bowling league after brush.
ing aside the John Weiand's keg-
lers, 40 in this week : match
JOHN OGuin, new Do4ler on the
team, turned in tn teams best
score, toSsin- out a CPS series. He
put together 222, 2i3 and l9l games.
Imperial district split, two and
two. with the TrOc9dero boWlers.
while Sherwood's cafe doHned the
Owl cafe, taking all lour points.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
EL CENTR0, BRAWLEY TENNIS TEAMS
ARE SCHEDULED TO MEET SATURDAY

boys squads have defeated the Holt
vile Vikings in season-opening
matches The Spartans won, $50,
while the Brawlcy Wildcats were
victorious, PAL
Tuesday afternoon saw the COM
plete rout of the Calexico Bulldog
boys team, $50, for the first Spar
tan win in five years.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
DISCOURAGING

Well, all the entries are in for
the International club tournament
in Calexico and we can't help but
notice the small number from BraW-
ley and El CentrO.
Calexico golfers supported the
Lettuce tourney in Brawley and the
Imperial Valley Amateur at the
Barbara Worth en- masse and Earl
Roberts, ICC operator, worked him"
self into a frenzy auctioning off
players in both CalcuttaS.
Evidently it's al right for Earl
and the rest of CaleXico's members
to burn up their rubber to come
to the other valley tournaments but
not the other way around.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Calf. March i Up
Hers. Lcghorns. =. e 2E :aS. -. 17c
Hons reChorns over to 4 lbs ......-. 1Sc
Hens. Leg. over lbs and up ...-.-...- 19c
Hens. Colored. to 5 lbs .................... 25C
Hens. colored over 5 u lbs 4 up 24c
Broile~s, j. & up Is lbs. .....-......... 100
Broilers over 1% and up to 2k 19c
R~olers over - and up to "a 4-...... 21c
F--ers. coIored, .. 10 81 lbs 90
F-yers. co!ored over 81. TO ~. ....... 23c
Roa ste-s. colored over Az lbs 24o
Did Ducks. White Pekin ................--. 0sc
Young Tom Turkeys % lb up zoe
Young Tom Turkeys 1422 ID up PC
Did Leghornr BOOSTERS $500. 0sc
Duckiings, Pekin over lbs. - 1oc
Did boosters, colored ..............-.-- 15c
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
l.. A. STOCKS

IGS SNGFI Is Ns.cN - I'P AC-
l.t> M the / \ >teek exchange vas
ta> "-9 sin issues daNa ,,"o To ne"
3 ~''cd largely - the pcna> stock 80
and three UNCHANGED Fa@r issues
I'D gains in ne 1000 share mar
ket.
j., list: Blue Diamond s. * Farmer an'
roants bank $50. Sou CALI. Ed'>o0
- fo"n i new low Con. o. .
d,v.r : new low: Aircraft AcccsSo~'">
81 81 down Is cents: General Motors 22'.
Up j. Ryan Aircraft IA Up :,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
L. a. GkAN
L. A. PRODUCE

DOS ANGELES. Calf. NaTch = up"
Ing "aS slow to moderate.
Asparagus; punched Imperial elect 90
o., o> fey $500 fey 12-15c. loose local
s"'a" md eX fey 1920. fey $500. San
Deg cN fey and select 2oc. fey 15-17C.
BuncHed vegetables: beets 2i.-3 doz 60
10 carrots 3 doz Ills; Imperial 3
p. don Sl-1 IS Coachella 81 doz Sill .
iced crts Imperial jobs 4 doz 1889
Coachelia doz 2.25-2.5O celery root
lnce' doz 7O-S0c; dixon . doz $1,000.
rrccn onions . doz :. 25-2. So leeks doz
81, 2J mustard doz 35-4Oc; parsley
s loz = radishes small red 6 doz 50
aNc. spinach 4 doz 60-75c. turnips - 3
COZ 7n-75c. per doz, mint and oyster
p.a-' H5-4Oc: kohl rabi 40-5oc. anise 25c.
Cabbage: local cannonball Sill Is; Jobs
arc ordinary 25-5Oc. Imperial 1.10-I25
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Barnes
Stornin9
hu RAY RARMES

The Wildcat c team should be
fairly strong too. There are no.
yerr many good sprinters on the
SQUAD but there are a number OF
better than average distance men.
so. on a whole, the Wildcats MAJ
prove a mighty big thorn in the
flesh to Coach Raleigh Holt and his
boys from El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
P. @. A. DATE SET

CORAL GABLE.5. Tia., March 70.
CUP1-Thc 25th anneal champion
ship tournament of lnc Professional
Golfers Association OF America will
be held May 25-31 Ilcd Corcoran,
tournament bureau manager all
nounced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
DORIS ROBERTSON
Rolls 224 GAME

Doris Robertson. El Centro wom-
ans bowling team member, rolled
d 224 game Wednesday night in q
team match AGAINST the Raj team
from Imperial
Her previous best score was a 223.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Opens Up CIogged
Bronchial Tubes

Spend few cents today at Clements
Drug Store or any good druE S'"t" I"'
a bottle of Burklcy's CANApIOL MI\turc
triple actnC1 Take couple ui sips 1T
bedtime Feel its instant powerful cj-
feciive action spread thru throa' head
and bronchial tubes. II starts at once TO
loosen up thick, choking phlcgm. N"n'b"
.ae.ab.a am, - .aai,c breathing cas-
Ter.
Sufferers from those persistent nasty
irritating coughs due to colds or bronchial
irritations find BuCklcyS brings qWrk lr-
YOU get Buckeyes CANADIOL Mixture.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
L. A. LIVESTOCK

DOS ANGELES. Call. TaFCh 7 IIPI"
or; -o'ate Market News;
C.:'1c Salable 100. SLOW. abou' steady
load good 100 lb.. steers = e." com
mon 20 medium steers 9 5G-Il =. med
iur fcrders 10.75. common to medium
he '.-- q-1O.5 so common 70 ned IN COWS
25-9 . odd good TO -. carners am
cutters 6.5O-S, common TO good bulls g.
lD.-5
Calves salable 80. SLOW. yealers stead
medium 70 choice SINAI! lots 1916
Hog Salable 800. % To 35 cents lowe
few good 10 choice 170-24J b 14.1s g.
irao' "s' top i 50. 3o5 ID. j. 81. SOW .
Steaat "a Is cents lower. good al d.
chuice u 75-1235
S.crp salable go. steady. few gopa
Wro.cI lambs II 81; load common 30
good "oOled e"es7. sorted 50 head
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
CHICAGO GRAMS

CHICAGO. Natet J. 0'p- G-an ~
turcS registered Substantial -a..> N mo-
dcraicly active dealings o1 t-a board
OF trade tnaat
Wheat closed - ee-t> e. rg>.s.
higher. corr ~ - ~ =. oats up
y L. ~ ~ i t. = a1s a"> beans
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12

Hiah school tennis menu for this
weekend lists the FL Centre team
r"ayellg TO BlaWley Saturday and
Holtville's netters playing i'll Ca
lCXIcO.
Both the Fl Centre and Brawley
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
TRACK MEET DROPPED

An intra-mural homerOOm tra"!;
meet scheduled for Friday at FL
Centro high school has been can
celed because of conflicting dates
with baseball game and the fair,
said Coach Raleigh Holt Wcdnes-
daV
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
WRONG MAN

In a squib yesterday we gave Bill
Farrar credit for tossing 1886 sin
game series with Bob Feeney at
the local bowling alley. On recheck-
ing, however We find it was Newt
McGillis who teamed with Feeney
to chalk up the nigh score. Feeney
and Farrer had rolled a mere 1876
series prior to that, hence the mix
IN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT

$50 am.I-Elmeg sears =. john
ny Garter, Jack Jones = Ross Can
non, Charles Donne.ly ys Eldred
Ferguson, FO:Tes; .IaaleH y. Les
Rogers. Forrest Fers san j.. Tom
Ritter. Laddie Wi!ioG-hbg y Earl
Roberts. Wayne E,ya.der Is. Cor
don EaEan. Jersey Bl.yhaeld Y
Ior,,pS SrC,1a
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12

Bunk Bradshaw, Geor2e Fleming
and Elmer Miller composed a three
man team which took the sweep
stake prize last week al the Bowling
Palace.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
FORTy-EIGHT
ENTER PLAY

CAIENlCO. March l2-Forty- eight golfers teed of
today in the th annual international club tournament.
Elmer Sears BrfVlyy. led last day quat rs Wednes-
day and also coprad nedast honorS for the tourney
he toured the par - in II strokes.
Here are rarines ,.s
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNIFIED PRESS

Stocks irrcEuiaflH hGhcr and quiet
Bonds rreEular L. $ governments
bout steady
Curb stocks irregular.
SiNcI unchaupaD
ChiCaf Stock> .tfcgufa.
Cotto.4 sicaHN
Grains Whea, =, ] cent, N1hc;
corn NJ IN Is ceat>
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
MARKETS
BAROMETER

BAROMETER
markets little
N futures continued their upward march Minneapolis with
increase Of three
ud strong 10 firm Los Angeles
slightly
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
L. A. BANKS

bIl NNNfI
los ANGELES. Calf. March - up
t. -rC-;ca i i
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
FIRST FLIGHT

,1OI0 amp-Harry Hendrix Us.
Allan Yourman. Carl Quigg Ks. Ben
Herring, Massey Horton Is. O. L.
Peterson. J. W. Linen IS. Louis
DeVita. G1orge Morris IS. Ted
Ehmke. NJ. D. Parks Us. F. AeeYes.
Bob Reed vs.. Mason Watts Ray
Edwards vs.. Ni.gO Hanson.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
SECOND FLIGHT

,10:50 amD-F. FigSeroa Us. L.
Loudon. Dan La Mont yS Ted Pea
cock. Virgil Torrence IS. F. L. Ead ,
jr, Argyle MacLacnlan rs. Louis
Miron. 81 Simonton IS. G. McClay.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-12
FLA1 FUTURES

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20

Big league their boss Barrow
the Red worlds
baseball Johnny
70 be doing all right despite this handicapn indeed it is
quiet Springfield He
University couldn't
wanted lawyer SO he Compromised on profess
Johnny years in
before he joined the Yankee scouting staff 1927 time
he managed ball clubs
discovery became scout was
Bill Dickey. His first still his best.
scouting like the
Of the wilderness
with
morning dew for here baseball ourhes like the inson kingdom
up comparatively easy what with coOer
climate better living conditions than In the smaller
transportation Down In Dixie baseball
without Of the
seasoned campaneF The southern colleges fertile field
baseball talent and Johnny to visit them hundred
imposing
dealings with college players the scout has dacult job
through States his own car often driving
at Rollins Col
Washington Club thought they Levy
signature anything on contract For
sign the used his oatory with telling
Tma as he Is isn't scout had "chhezed la femme Finding
mother he talked her into signing for her boy.
The plot thickened when Nee and Mrs Levy went to Winter Haven
TO find He had disappeared At every
fraternity house they told wasn't
exhaustion attempt house found
the wandering boy fast asleep him hay
ffs sales talk all day refused the ground that
first base for the Yan therefore,
baseball at ALL ordered his mother Ed along midnight
Johnny Nee hreathed
guy who had tried put one over On him You've cot
bee breakfast to fol Clark Griffith
today when he set forth his annual unges
the deep South
Copyright, 1912, King Features syndlcate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
TILLET, LINNEHAN AT
MERIDEN TUESDAY

Meriden, March 2O.-Maurice "the
Angel" Tillet Of France, worlds
heavyweight champion and the most
spectacular figure In wrestling, will
make his local debut in the feature
of the weekly card in the city hall
on next Tuesday night. The gro
tesque title holder, who looks like
a throwback to q primitive man.
will be opposed by George Timothy
Linnehan, the South Boston bad
man.
Matchmaker Eddie Hurley Of the
". and H. Promotions anticipates q
packed house will be on hand for
the inaugural Of the freaIkish cham
pion, the games top box-office mag
net. Linnehan won the right to
face "the Angel" by compiling a
record Of never being pinned in his
several appearances here this season.
A crafty, well seasoned and rough
tough grappler, the former st
Mary's college footballer should
test 'the Angel" to the limit. Three
all-star bouts win make UP the
UNDERGRAD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
new ORDER In
YALE A HLET TICS.
THREE DROPPED.
Wood, Thompson, EiinCh-
cliffe Out; kiputII, King,
O'DonneIl O. X.

=. Y !. ~ ~ a q
New Haven, Conn, March 20 -
tUp.) ~ A "new order" IN Yale
University athletic matters was en-
visioned today following dismissal Of
three longtime Elf coaches as an
economy measure.
Those whose contracts win not be
renewed after the present semester
are Smokey" Joe Wood, baseball
coach for 20 years: william Hinch-
lii, varsity tennis coach for 20
years; and Ben Thomson, varsity
golf coach for rs years and pro ct
the Yale Golf course.
Three Survivors
These dismissals, added to the va
cancy in the football coaching berth
gave Yale q depleted athletic COACH
ing staff, but retained In service
three prominent men upon whose
shoulders, it was believed, the bur-
den Of Eli coaching activity would
fall.
They are Bob Kiphuth, swimming
coach: Mosey King, boxing coach:
and Eddie ODonnell, wrestling
coach.
Yale's new athletic policy, it was
reported, may be built around these
three individuals. There still was no
indication when q new football
coach woul dbe named to succeed
the resigned Or. Emerson Spike
who quit to join the army.
1t may be several months before
successor was named, reports
said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20

fire It from the left barrel. He
is strictly apCgt-sider and next Erie
day he viii be banking once again
on the long, straight left he used
fairly effectively against the cham
pioi1 In Detroit q year ago.
He was pounding the body more
than he has in the past and although
his handlers say no battle plan has
been mapped, they CAN'T mean 1t.
The plan Is ready and it Is obvious.
Abe viii rush Louis, try to get
him close and smash him about the
ribs. He lasted the early rounds
last time and figures he can do 1t
again. He thinks maybe Louis viii
weaken In the stretch.
"I'm not afraid Of him" Abe said.
"He hurts, sure, but I hurt him,
too. I'm in my very best condition
now, better than when I went Is
rounds with him before. I'm Just
going to do what my trainer, Fred
die Brown, tells me in Jewish.
That Is, 'Gaya yum brach xwein
Bena,."
After o fashion, this means sect
in there and break his bones"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
ROBINSON Al
CHOICE TO STOP
RUGGED RUBIO
Albany Fighter Gets Long,
Awaited Chance at
MSG Tonight
az JACK CUDDY

UNITED Press STAR Correspondent
New York, March 20 ~ (UP.) -
Rugged Norman Rubio of Albany,
N. z, hopes to snap the rings
longest winning streak tonight at
Madison Square Garden when ne
at last meets brown skinned Ray
Robinson, brilliant Harlem welter-
weight who twice evaded Rubio last
summer.
Robinson, who now has an anna
teur and professional winning string
Of lit consecutive victories, can
celled the. two warm weather
matches with Rubio. He claimed a
stomach ailrnent for one and bad
hand for the other. Rubio is getting
tonight'S chance only because an
other man is sick.
Marty Servo, the slamming sailor
from Schenectady, N. Y.-the only
opponent ever to give Robinson a
close fight-was scheduled for re-
turn brawl with Robinson In to-
nights 12-rounder, but he became
Ill while training, and Rubio was
substituted.
X. O. Ahead
Despite Rubio's elation over the
Robinson opportunity, the Albany
Spaniard evokes only sympathy
from betting men who have made
swarthy, square shouldered Norman
a. Al underdog in the wagering.
The smart money" boys of 49th
street are offering even money that
Robinson tags Rubio with the first
Knockout Of his career. They figure
that Robinson'S binding speed and
bullet punches will either put Senior
Rubio to sleep or rip him to rib
bonS.
Young Robinson shares his gen.
eral confidence in his own proweSs.
The dancing dynamiter who has
belted out % of % professional OPP
ponents, says, six rounds should
be about par for Rubio'S course"
This will be new par, indeed, be-
cause Rubio never has taken even
a knockdown count in A pro
scraps.
Body Puncher
Regardless of the winner, the
fans probably about $4,000 will
be treated to the ultimate in con-
trasting styles. Rubio, a squat, swar-
thy CLUB fighter" operates from a
spraddle-legged stance like that
seen in old prints Of early 18th
century barefist brawlers. He Is a
persistent FOUNDER who delights in
milling at close quarters. Meanwhile
Robinson, slender and graceful,
wraiths about the ring concentrat-
ing on fast, deadly craftsmanship
at long range. He is one of those
extremely rare leather tossers, who
while moving at top speed, can lash
out and knock a man stiff. He does
not have to be set to punch.
The winner is hopeful of an ulti-
mate title shot at Champion Fred
die Cochrane If Freddie ever en-
erges from the Navy to defend the
crown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20

). Chillerni boWled S55; John
Briotti 342;; Tom Cerasnlo 334 and
Jim Russo $50. !. Nice team work.
] am glad that IL has reached
my ears, although the infOrmers
didn't know I knew, that Tony Ca
seri0 OF tie Trailers, q very con-
scientious bowler, was well pleased
and received great encouragement
to continue next season as he help
ed greatly In the Trailers win over
the New Dealers. Tony whipped
up an 1l8 score in the opener TO
beat his rival BY more than IS pins,
which was Just an enough NUMBER
of sticks to win the first. In
the second he scored an 90 and the
third 107. I. Keep En- Flying.
Winnie Ippolito Of the New Deal
ers would have gained ground In
his individual average and would
have helped his mates II he re-
n1ained home last Wednesday.
Note: I know Winnie can take Il. !.
Winnie, who Is an air raid warden
head In Section Asa, has need Of
volunteers from Wolcott and High
Wall street areas at once. Those
interested may do SO BY dialng
s-7eSs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
DEADLOCK STUDS
BOROUGH LEAGUE
Three Teams Tied for First
Place in Naugatuck Dart
Contests

Naugatuck, March 20.-As a re-
suit OF last nights play In the U.
s. Rubber Co. Dart Baseball league
we find. the lead shared by three
teams angredi's Tigers, Boot
Room Bulls and CAROLS Camels.
The Tennis Terriers pulled the
upset. Of the evening, defeating
Dukes Dragons. The Planning Pan
theirs last years champs, were
knocked out of a first place tie by
the Gaytee Goats.
The individual hitting stars were:
Bill LAwlor and Rocco Lahriola of
CAROLS Camels, H. Ranwick and
Ralph Palma Of Tangredi'S Tigers
Bernie Sullivan and Mike DeLeo
of Tennis Terriers, Mike Pisani and
John Minicucci of Boot Room Bulls,
and Olympic BartelH of Gaytee
Goats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
HIGH SCORING
RHODE ISLAND
RAMS LOSE 1911
Toledo Rockets Prove
Class of N. Y. Basket
ball Tournament
BY OSCAR FRALEY

United Press Staff Correspondent
New York, March 20.-(Up)-To-
ledo University's champions of the
mid-west-the basket jail capital of
America-were labeled today as
the team to beat in the 5th nation
al invitation basketball tournament
after smashing four tourney records
to gain the semi-fnals.
The aptly-named Rockets, ignor-
ing jinx which saw three previous
'favorites fall, blasted Rhode Island
States highly-regarded team of
the boards, S2-71, as 1880 fans
roared approval at Madison Square
Garden last night.
In the opening game, western
Kentucky State scored the third
straight upset Of the tournament
by eliminating City College Of New
York, 1916. The Kentucky Confer
ence champions thus earned the
right to face Creighton University
in Monday nights semi finals. To-
ledo will play West Virginia Univer-
Sity.
Center Bob Gerber of Toledo, Sec
ond highest scorer In the nation
this, season, accounted for two
marks and aided his teammates to
two others in the victory over
Rhode Island. He scored 81 points
on II field goals and three fouls.
This eclipsed the record Of IL field,
goals and the 31-point total mark
both established by Bill Lloyd OF
st. Johns in 1899. Toledo's 80
points erased the 71-point record
st. Johns set In the same year and
its total Of SO field goals was five
more than Seton Halls 1941 STAN
dard.
Held" to 16
Rhode Island, New England Con-
ference champion, had counted on
Its ace, Stutz Modzelewski, major
college scoring king, to outscore
Gerber. But Modzelewski was held
to 16 points by Toledo. Bill Rut-
ledge led the New England five
with 26 points.
Rhode Island took an early lead
but Toledo went in front at the
I0-minute mark and never was
headed. The Ohio club led, 44-31, at
half time and kept on to register
its 23rd win in 26 starts.
Western Kentucky, In defeating
the New York metropolitan cham
pions, was only meeting the pace
set In the two opening games Tues
day, when the favored LIU and
West Texas State Quintets were
jolted by West Virginia and
Creighton. Then KentuckianS had
fallen behind with only four min
utes to play but they came on to
win handily. They were trailing By
one point at this stage when Buck
Sydnor rammed home a pair OF
rapid-flre baskets and Howard
Downing converted two foul tossef
TO clinch the victory.
Forward Ray Blevins paced West
ern Kentucky with a total of q
points, half Of which he scored In
the opening 10 minutes Of the final
half.
Toledo, seeded fourth at the start
of the tournament, now moves up to
top ranking. Its next opponent
west Virginia, originally was seeded
last and now is rated fourth. The
experts" make western Kentucky
the favorite over Creighton in Mon
days seIni-finals. The Toledo West
Virginia winner meets the Western
Kentucky Creighton survivor In the
finals Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
Big League Hockey
Nv limited Press

The Montreal Canadiens and the
Detroit Red Wings wound up the
regular National Hockey League
schedule with victories Thursday
night.
Montreal defeated the Toronto
Maple Leafs, 7-3, before 5000 fans
in a game in which Dave Schriner,
Leaf left winger, suffered knee in
jury whcih may kepe him out of the
Stanley cup playoffs. Charley Sands
scored his Tooth goal for Montreal.
Detroit fought of a three-goal
rally In the final period to defeat
Chicago's Black Hawks, 6 to 4, before
6,670. The game was marred by
numerous penalties which sent six
Of the Wings and i've Hawks to the
penalty box.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-20
CHUCKS' BOWLERS
BEAT CANS TEAM
ReiIIy's Pinmen Take Two
of Three From Racke'S
in Borough League

Naugatuck, March 20.-Chucks'
team took all three points from
Cans combine in matches in the
Merchants league, rolled at the
Central alleys recently. Reilly's team
won two out Of three from Racke's
combine. Thurston's team won two
out of three from Nichols pinmen
and the Naugatuck Garage white
washed the PoStoff1ce team, so.
Honyotski of Chuck's team had
high single with 1856 and Getchell of
the same combine had high total,
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